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soss. gslss slssai ssures esslssSSii, .ds' ef1se's@
WoRK HoHsxs for SALE, victor 8. Mysra
unixsrsstx lane. collsge Park. "a.
WANT TO BUY horses. mules ana hay,
Ha41 III pas cash. cail after . p.m.. Dee.
wa ZOs
PuRE-BR1p CHESTER WHITES, 4 nns lot
of boafs to months old. saved from
saecs Spsa s ess Es.fs S..s,s e5 sess s Per and
e pie.se. Ayrlsxn ~ Farms. S.s ssthssds. Nd "a
RDMo HORSES, PONIES; one e-yr.-old
ccit iipfso ,,,Is. r,nso mare: one S.mo ;old -brsd
5S hSS.s sn isft. \. ). wsDis. u" ' Alex. *
10 COOP WORK HORSES and mares. /
mule 2234 Penna. ave. se.. end ave.
essso Ess%s slss. AsR sg GA Ass, ;ss suss &.
90 HEAD HORSES. mares. mules. ponies,.
Bile harnsss. Rear 738 18th s.e. 26s
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FARM AND GARDEN.
ssd. sSss frsas :na 1Ss svns o
nusneis, %. Drop card to A. Wells, 446
LANDscAPE SERVICE pruning, planting.
erson. . ' Rand. d'tSi oi1s. u walker S'S En-
KoHIER PLANT. l1O-yolt d; c.. 1900
Satf WiIy.as uHiIy nstomatS mat WI, demonstrate
srdtown s 5s.Fsas. s0"'''n MO- lei Leon
WELL RoTTED COW manure. l00-!b. sack
psa snst B.. 'ts1s sass fsso s Glen
wELL-RoTTED COW MANURE and stable
bushels. s.; 80 bushels, $40, delivered.
Rss,sl.e esierd IL la!ss sSss% ssSents' Call 'hn
THIS Is THE TIME
T1 prEns fruit trees, srapevines and
Pals Church 1917 for Estimates. .
8 to 8 Tsnrr5So n; dsi.. y sXY!4155ows' u.
Meredith capper: Fails church 1917.
Complete Landscape Service.
Lawns top dressed. trees removed.
Donald NJ. Bloch. Greenwood 1893.
POULTRY 8 EGGS.
THOROUGHBRED WHITE HOLLAND TUR-
KEY EGGS for hatching. Atlantic 2e66.
ssATTEEY Eat sRoopER, oila,hred hot water.
sssoeeaef fssasMs capacity; $50 Phone sh.D.
HRoL1R BATTERY: Arndt: 26 per week.
BROnER PLANT equipment. 800 cleo
trie incubator. w. P. Hunt. 719 10th
Mar r..s9 asssH9as 7si thss S4ssaas pens. S
81 s 'si se1s' eA R5ss: /
day Old. Boz z5s:z. s Star. n0' o'.l 0ns
BOATS.
45-Fr. DECK HOUSE CRUISER: terms;
fSnSidsf sa1F Md trade. Barnes Box 42s' colless
WANTED-To purchase for casl, factory
built double cabin cruiser. Prefer not over
fnys years old in 33-3s foot class. BOX
CRUISER WANTED-3O' to 35'. not over
SIX years old; sleep four: good condition
EyINRUDE and Elto outboard. motors:
Inompson boats. New and used; service
t,ne, tne parts Issd parts factory representa-
200 BOATS g. to 22' long In stock ROW.
BOATS, SAMBOATB, TENDERS. CANOES,
HUNABCUIS, SEA6KlFTH CRUISERS HY-
boats . speciality. Larger boats built to
order o. der. cheap 900 boat plans, 90 boat
mkaseriss Rk5s a. THE PHIlA, BOAT WORKS
hancock 3619. Open Sat and Sun.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
OUR MID-WINTER
BOAT BARGAINS

1888 Richardson 26-ft. cruiser. with new
l95S Gray 6.71-h,p. motor with speed
1885 Richardson 32-ft deckhouse cruiser,
9l-h.p. Gray motor; sleeps 6 S2,995
1881 Matthews 3s-ft. sinele.cabtn
cruiser; 16O-h.p. Kermath motor; speed. 16
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1889 outboard boat II IT,, With twin
1vfnrude motor sos
New 1898 KermAth ll0-hp. motor, with
Upton reduction gear; never used: new
price. SI'o0O; sacrince $3.50
20-hp Buffalo 4-cyl. marine motor corn.
plete with reverse gear; in hne condi-
tlon $195
Dealers for Richardson, Matthews and
Owens cruisers, Gar Wood and Dunphy
boats; Kermath m0ters.
NATIONAL MOTORBOAT SALES
9th n Maine Ava G w ME aA7A
Evening star., 1940-02-18
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acoTTm fIrs blseE: nsls. snd fsnals.;
late9; wire pups. beautifully mArked. At
sI4D: ,scrrect shoy y.typs chempicn arsd
setts. Landoyer. Ia. drssnWood ziea-J.
BOTTOM TRRI1RS =. .Pupplss brood
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KITTENs. four, beautiful to Be given
away 70 good homes. Adams 4123..
soxEH esoS1.s. PTgPrIEs months. incculated:
Wardour. Annapolil. Nd. Annapoiis 21ss.
l02S HLApENsHURa RD. NE males.
Z weeks faWn, brtndle and cray brindle;
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F1NALE CANARRS EoR BREEDIN0
1reedins cages. nests. nesting hair. nestling
food. etc.
ATHxRToNs PET SHOPS.
eix.Nineteen , et. NV. Natl. 47O2.
13RR wisconsin Ave. b42D 0eorgia Ave.
PUPPIES. PuPPIEs. PuPPIEs.
wsl.msTkedr wires: BACK sectsss. 'Isss Kssi:.
tered ino'ulissS, sfd,p Ses1ssyi1 ssRyyi1cx.
Black and white, red and white cookers.
black scottie. weil-marked wire. All well
bred. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Hardisty,
Defense Highway Kennels. Greenwood
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
HIRE Tor Week. End.

.. f.. T. Fenner. Of Fort
..v~G.og the Weekend at
TIE g.tN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
MARRIAGES
PARTIES
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES

was asked to blow out. The party
was Intentionally given on Mr. Rog-
ers' birthday, but the observance Of
his birthday was also surprise TO
him. The cake was presented to him
by the hostess.
Those present to enjoy Mrs. Ays-
cues hospitality were: Mr.. and Mrs.
N. II. Ayescue, Nj. ana Mrs. B. NJ.
Newman, MIR. and Mrs. Fletcher B.
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ayscue,
Mr.. and Mrs Jasper Collins and chill
ciren. Dorothy and Billy, l.. l.. Stain
back, Margaret Aston, MeSdames
Curtis Stainback, Tollie Smith, R. l..
Bell, George Macon, Staley Ayscue,
I. }. Jessup, Tollle Foster, Mabel
Newman, Ben Allen Newton, Beulah
Newton, J. L. McCauley and Onnie
Rem.
a large rambler Of the class and
other members of the Sunda ySChOOl
who could not be present sent gifts.
and some presents came from men,
bcrS CT the B?ptist church nearby.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
HalloWe' en- Party
At Business School

Halloween was observed Thurs
day afternoon at the Henderson
Business College al party given
by its head, Mrs. +. G.. Evcrritt, for
the students.
Several contests and games appro-
pirate to Halloween were partici-
patcd in by the school. with prizes
being presented to the winners.
The tables where refreshments
were served were very attractively
decorated MarigoioS were arranged
in crystal bowls, and down the mid
die of each table were placed lighted
Jack o'lantcrns, big punches OF
grapes, and candles in apple holders.
. Ice cream. decorated cakes, nuts, and
candy were served.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01

This trim little tailor-maid is
"bookcd ahead for schOOlroOm sue
cess. It's Pattern 95l, by Marian
Martin, and so smart that even older
sister will be filled with envy. The
whole outfit would be attractive in
bright tWccd-Ur try vclVetccn-
and-pIaid combination. The flarlnS
.kirt is cut in just two pieces and
may be stitched onto a bodice top.
The matching or contrasting jacket
blouse has long or short sleeves and
fits beautifully. Add young round
cd collar, if you like, and d high-rid-
ing pocket too. Then, to top off the
ensemble smartly, stitch up jatnty
cap in either calot or ViSorcd, lock
ey" style. An irresistible outfit.
Pattern 951 may be ordered only
in children's sizes 4, 6, 8, 0and IL
Size 10. suit and hat all one, requires
2 1-8 yards 81 inch fabric; size g.
jacket, blouse and cap, 3-8 yards
80 inch fabric; skirt, yard contrast
Send fifteen cents IN coriih
each Marian Martin pattern. Thir'
cents (3Oc) for both. Pc sure f.
write plainly your size. name. Cd
dress, and style number.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department
232 w. 1877 Street. New York. N. Y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
AndreWs-k earneV
Wedding Announced

The marriage of Miss Lillian
Kearncy. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tobias Kearney. Of Henderson. and
Raymond Lloyd Andrews, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Andrews, of Carr
boro. has been announced. The cere-
moay was performed in Danville,
Virginia. July Is.
Mrs. Andrews is graduate of
anderson high school and Of Watts
hospital. Durham. Mr.. Andrews at
tended school in Chapel Hill, and
the University of North Carolina
He works at Orange print shop in
! Chapel Hill.
The couple are living at 2ll4 Club
boulevard, Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01

When E. w. Windy" Moore sings
out Couples on the floor for the
first dance" tonight at 9:45 i'clock 1t
Vest End Country Club, lie will get
he big Farmers Bali underway,
carrying it through to Il Iull cvcu-
ing of fun.
All figures for the dance will be-
gin with big ring of dancers, all
dining hands and circling left
For the benefit of beginners, the
lance committee said that square
lancing is not hard to learn. every
me makes mistakes and ''if you do
make a mistake. just keep going
round in circles and you will end
I'D all right. The committee added
a postscript. It's good exercise,
90
The club is decorated in keeping
with the event and dancers are to at
end in costume.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
Couple Honored at
Surprise Shower

Tuesday evening Mrs. I. +. AyScue,
assisted by her Sunday school class,
entertained in her home at miSccl-
lancous shower. in honor Of MI
and Mrs. Culver ROgerS, 4 recent
bride and groom, with large num-
Der of guests present.
Games and contests were found
very interesting, with Mrs. B. M.
! Newman and Mrs. J. Z. MCCaulcy in
charge. Prizes were awarded to the
lucky contestants. The last game
/ that was used was fortune punch
board, which Mrs McCauley ar
ranged so that Mrs. Rogers was the
last one to punch for her fortune.
On a small slip of paper Mrs. Rog-
ers was told to follow little Erm9
lean Ayscue to find her fortune. JUS
! outside the living room in the hal
she found a large clothes basket
( heaped with almost every kind Of
convenient and useful article need
ed for a home This came as COM
plete surprise to the young couple,
vino opened, admired and showed
the guests the many beautiful thing
they had received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers expressed
their thanks by saying IF there
should be any one present who
chances to get married, we wish for
them just such d nice surprise as
we have had"
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers were asked to
90 into the parlor and play and
sing. after several selections were
given.
The guests were invited into the
dining room where delicious refresh
ments were served. On the table
was a lovely birthday cake holding
% liahted candles which III. Rogers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
EPSON Neu,s
BY MRS. FLETCHER FULLER

Misses Laura f. Gardner, Of Ma
con, and Lucille Bell, of Raleigh,
visited Mrs.R. l.. Bell over the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. DWWood r. Dickic
and family visited their son, George,
in South Carolina Sunday.
Miss Catherine Macon spent the
weekend in MapcSvllc as the guest
iof Miss Lucy Leonard.
McsdamcS w. S. Ayscuc. G. w.
N4acon, w. r. Rem, and Miss Mar
garct Aston spent the day in Ra-
leigh Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Ayscuc and
family spent the day in Warrenton
Sunday. They were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. JeSSup and
family are planning to spend the
weekend in Sunbcrry and Bclvidcrc,
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Virginia Hotter, member Of
the EPSON school faculty, was called
home Wednesday on account Of the
death of relative.
j E. McCauley is in Greensboro
this week conducting a revival.
Miss Virnicc Eaves, who is now
making her home in Henderson
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. EaVes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culver Rogers, Mrs
R. J. Newton, Mrs. Curtis Stainback
and L. L. Stainback visited in Frank
linton Sunday.
| Mrs Daniel Foster, who has been
sick for some time, is much i'm
proved and was able to visit hcl
son, w. D. Foster, Jr., last Sunday
for dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Ayscue have
moved to Henderson to make then
home there.
Friends in the church and COM
munity regret to learn Of the ac-
cident of c. D. Johnson, superin,
tendent of the Christian orphanagt
at Elon college. They wish for hin
a speedy recovery.
On Sunday, October %, Rev. E
NJ. Powell, of Henderson, was CUES
speaker at Liberty Christian church
in the absence of the pastor, Rev
j. E. CcCauley, who preached in Hen
derson. Mr.. PoWell's message wa
considered by many as one Of thu
very best. 1t was full Of inspiration
and thought, with question mark
from beginning to end. His topic TO
the message was "Redigging Choket
Wells, Genesis 26:l8.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
PAGE CHIC SALE

"The jury is unable to get togcth-
En-" the U. S. Marshal reported to
Judge Isaac M. McekinS, after the
II men, good and true, had been out
for almost two hours.
"What's the matter" Judge Neck
ms asked, cant they agree on d
verdict"
mo" the marshal replied, "0nc Of
the jurors is locked in the mems
room, and they can't get him out"
Judge Meckins chuckled and sent
two officers to the jurors chambers
TO remove the door from its hinges.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
PAGE FIVE !

troops decided to have two patrol
names, Wanchese and Pocahontas.
Officers were elected as follows: Pa
troll leaders, Ann Rose and Wilma
,! Thompson, with assistants. Oveida
Ellis and Betsy Ann Robards; sec
rotary, Martha Bailey; treasurer,
Tempe Bradley; scribe, Mary Ann
Johnson.
Mrs. Rose served delicious refresh
mentS, after which the meeting ad-
ljourned. ..
Mary Ann Johnson, scribe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
Methodist Union Meets

The Vance-Franklin Methodist
Young Peoples Union will meet on
Friday evening, November 8, at 8
o'clock, at Spring Valley Methodist
church. All young people who are
members Of these churches arc urged
to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
Girl Scout Troup
In First Meeting

The Girl Scouts of troop No. , held
their first meeting of the season
October 81 in the home Of Mrs. T.
B. Rose, Jr., on Garnet street, with
Mrs. Rose and Miss Rebecca Patter-
son as troop leaders for the year.
During the business session, the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
Breaks Leg

r. @ E'ulEner, who has been
g,.me at her home on
street,. had the misfortune to
.sL Thursday night, and
Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01

H.. Minor has returned
..... LIE after spending some
. -g~ daughter, Mrs. c. B.
While in ASheville. Mrs.
red into Tennessee to see
.,-- .. interest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01

HIS. Harry Rodgers Harp
ned to their home in
E... after visiting Mr..
-.... Mrs. II. H. Harper.
.... Mss Madolin Harper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
Mn. frnm Raleigh.

r. Seen. who was recent
.aaGec OF the Palace
lUe.lH. spent WedneS-
...g mere on Zene street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-01
ThereSFmOn Tap For
Club Members Tonight

Mrs. G.. Barnes TeiSer, head Of
the reireShmcnt committee, has
promised delightful rcfrCShmCnt, in
keeping with the theme Of the dance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Seattle Raynor Chapter
Meets at Mrs. lafimer's

Election of officers for the Sc
attic Raynor chapter of the Annie
Wright seminary was held at the
home of Mrs. Norval II. Latimer,
236 40th No, on Thursday after
noon. Officers elected for the COM
ing year were Mrs. Lorin r. Allan,
president: Mrs. Cora c. Mallory,
vice president; Mrs Wilfred B.
Cooper. secretary: Mrs. Van f.
Williams, treasurer. Pouring at
the tea table. beautifully appointed
In fall flowers, were Mrs. Richard
w. Condor of Port Gamble, Mrs.
Edna H. Morgan. and Miss Anna
z. Bell, the retiring president.
Mrs. Robert Couch 1.-THE former
Elizabeth Allen of Tacoma), Mrs.
Robert Chapman, and Miss Lucy
Strange were placed on commit
tee to plan a junior auxiliary to
the older organization. Guests for
the afternoon included Miss Eliza
beth M. Fitch. headmistress at the
seminary; and Mrs. Frieda Won
Planta, from New York city. a
house guest of her sister, Mrs. w
c. Smith. Plans were made for
the annual benefit bridge lunch
con to be held Oct. rs, at the Car
nation plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Church Groups
Mrs. Ridgeway
To Be Honored
Lincoln Court. Order Of
Amsrsnfh. 70 Entertain

Mr.. Nadine Rldreway.
grand royal matron Of the
Order Of Amaranth. win -
houorrd At a reception Thurs
day At Royal A. Cove Masonic
hal. ssth and Yakima. The
affair i 10 be given ~ MEM
bers Of Lincoln court Il
which Mrs Ridgcway Il =
member Mrs. Charles Benia-
min. grand page. win also be
honared
Al mrmhsrs ~ ne order are n.
sitad n attend and adj their Kna.f
wishes u these ~ ths Lincoln court
members
Nsssans. raifuns. sssociate ma
tFenz md sssnclats patrons frea
shs safiaus courts ~ me stats vii
~ entertained ~ ne affair ~ ear
responding efnrefs IN Lincoln
eeurf.
Mr. Harry camphel IL royal
nssiFan - Lincoln court Mr James
7. Jones. foYai patron. Mfs Thur.
man gixHna associats mstrun. an1
NJ ttafftaon nurant, sssnciais pa
ffan
taiiaNtnn The reespilon ard a
meeting. supper viii hs SERVED ~
Afs fdNin Morris. Mrs. tafrn An.
dsFaan Ard nfs Jennie walker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Church Women Organize
Christian Service Society

The women members and friends
Of Trinity Methodist church met
On Wednesday In the church parlor
10 organize the Women's Society
Of Christian Service. Rev y. d.
Tibbetts. pastor. led the devotion
ais. Special hymns were sung by
all. accompanied by Mrs Rachel
HeymeI Mrs. X. Broth sang "Jus
When lie Needs Me Most" The
following officers were elected.
Mrs. Paul Pearson, president: nrs.
Grille Swift vice president. MIRA
~. Hilton. chairman Of local
church activities: Mrs. Leila Tegt-
meyer. chairman 81 missionary
education and service: Mrs Flor
snee FRASER. recording secretary.
Mrs. Ehods Ryan, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Opal Carlson.
treasurer. hrs G. V. Stevens. see-
rotary Of supplies. Mrs. Caroline
schaad. superintendent of young
peoples work: Mrs Fred Axiund.
jr.. chairman 81 the fellowship
COMMITTEES. A silver tea followed
the business meeting. Mr.. FLOR
encs Frasisr. Mrs. e. u. Stevens.
and Mrs. l. Tegtmsyer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Auxiliary Insialls
New Officers
Mrs. Rose Allen Becomes
Head OF Rhodes Unit

Installation ceremonies for
new officers Of the American
Legion auxiliary resulted in
large attendance at Edward
h. Rhodes Memorial hall Mon
hay evening. Miss Helen Leg
horn Of Olympia. who was
elected fourth district presi-
dent at the recent Aberdeen
convention. acted as INSTALL
ling officer.
Mrs. Rose Allen. president-elees
Of the Rhodes unit. received the
gavel from the outgoing president.
Mrs. Osborne Lennon. She viii Be
assisted by Mesdames l.. Ben Over
dahl. first vice president; c. IL
Burrows. second vice president.
Earl Wright. secretary. Hazel
crabtree. corresponding secretary
Clarence Santrock. treasurer, l.. X.
slyter. historian: Emma swindler,
chaplain; wilfred Burrows. SER
geant- and. as additional
board members. Mrs. Harold Thorn.
burg and Mrs. George M. Burnett.
Color bearers will be Mrs. r. n.
Marchion and Mrs. Denton Thorn
sen. Mrs. Adolph Anderson Il the
new pianist
Junior members also were In
stalled by Miss Leghorn. Thia
branch OF the organization meets
Wednesday evenings. Miss Clair
Adams viii he the new president.
other officers are Miss Lucia
sanderson. vice president; Mar
garet Thornburg. secretary. Mary
Lee Burrows. chaplain: Mary Jane
Boyle. treasurer. and Helen Yaneey,
sergeant-at-arms.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Glenn Yelle and Mrs n. r.. Holcomb
OF Olympia.
After the meeting. refreshments
were served al a table attraotiyely
appointed In the auxiliary oolors.
blue and gold. Miss Leghorn and
Mrs. Harold McCrath. president
elect Of unit iss. presiding. The
committee in charge Of these ar
rangements were Mrs. Charles
Yancey. Mrs. II. w. causin, Mira.
n. J. c. Berg. Mrs. Jess Woodland
and Miss Virginia Lennon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Sports Spree AZ College
To Be Wednesday

T'he Momen'a Athletic aaaacia.
ton q the College ~ Puget Sound
viii hold a sports spree on Wed
nsaday between 1880 and TAO In
the gymnasium recreation rpom.
II viii he a dessert luncheon. n
which all freshmen women are IN.
vlted. Tha event IN 10 acqualnt
the guests with the sports pro.
gram for the year Mlan Patricia
keene IL In charge 81 the plans
assisted by Miss Jane ryie, Mrs
Earl Mann. womsn's physical sdn.
cation director. viii taik The
managers Of the various aparta
who VIII speak and explain their
activity are the Misses netty Jans
Pyle. Eleanor Graham. Mnfiri
Woods. Ruth Pauline Todd. Eliza.
beth nona. Kay Woods. Patricia
ksene. Janet Hatch and Mary
DuEan. Tho handbook ~ the attn.
lstie association viii be given 10
zach % the freshman girls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Moonlight Supper Enjoyed
Bv Stewart Faculty

The faculty of Stewart junior
high school held a moonlight sup
per on Friday evening at PIT. Def
ance beach. Later guests went to
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Burlingame on No. 27th st. for
card games. Miss Audrey-Dean
Albert and Mr.. Ted Asberg. as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Asberg.
were in charge of all arrange
ments. Mrs. Noel H. Wynne was
honored with a surprise birthday
cake. Others present were Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Mckenzie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gorow and son Ronnie,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Todd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rial Benjamin jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter C. Streeter and son
James from Honolulu, Noel II.
wynne. and the Misses Mary NJ.
Bryan, Ramona Halton. Beverley
Burlingame, Marie Baarslag, Flor
ence +. Dodge, Dorothy Ruth
Smith, Lilybelle Smith, and Mary
and Shirley Marble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson Leave
For Extended Trip East

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Philip Simpson
left Monday afternoon by air
for an extended trip east. After
brief stops in Salt Lake City
and Denver, the Simpsons Will
register at the Edgewater Beach
hotel, Chicago. on the 22d. In
Indiana they will pick up a new car,
and go directly to West Point.
where they will visit Lieut. and
Mrs. Allan Clark. Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Simpsons niece. was the
former Catherine Sauntry of Ia
coma. They have planned their
visit so they will see the first
Army football game Of the season.
From West Point. they viii drive
down the Atlantic coast. with
stops In New York, Washington.
and Atlanta. They have planned
a week in New Orleans. and will
come home through Texas and
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson
plan to be gone six weeks.
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Rush Season at c. P. S. to Close
With Preference Dinners
Delta AIphs Gamma and Kappa Sigma Theis TO Enter
tain Wednesday and Thursday At Country Club

Carrying the College of Puget Sound sororities rush
which will be concluded this week the Delta Alpha
Gamma and Kappa Sigma Theta preference dinners which
being held Tuesday and Wednesday at the Tacoma
Country club.
Delta Alpha Gamma sorority will be hostesses Tuesday
evening for its traditional Rose and Silver dinner Miss Vir
gina Judd is chairman with Misses Doris Hartman Eliza
beth Bona and Betty Jane Graham her committee The
flowers will be pink roses and silver baby breath.
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Sunday Cruise
For Alumnae
Members and Guests TO
Have Roast at Bainbridqe

Alumnae Of Delta Alpha
Gamma sorority viii sponsor
a yacht party aboard the Gal
liant Lady ii on Sunday. The
yacht will leave the PIT. De-
fiance pavilion at 10 o'clock
in the morning to cruise
among the islands of the
sound.
Those attending have been asked
10 bring their own lunches and In
the evening the sorority will enter
tain with a wiener and marshmal-
low roast on Bainbridge island.
Mrs. Bernard A. Gay Is chair
man for the affair and on her COM
mittee are Mrs. David Alling and
Miss Betty Warden.
Reservations may be made by
calling Garland 40e4 or Proctor
6277 before Thursday.