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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-05-11
Oil Trade Notes
Of Interest to Refiners and Marketers


building handling oils
supplies rene supplying make shipments
member cooperatves
effort
fix the gasoline is being relieved in
gasoline Montana station
this indefinitely
The Federal Court Springfield Illinois recently ruled that lessees
of bulk plants of the leasing
brought by the Texas Corp which leases bulk plants Paducah and
Mayfeld Kentucky The pointed
operation the lessee and not the responsible who is
compelled his we'll those
b t i being built by stoops Garage,
Sales of buane for non-motor fuel purposes free but taxes
paid credit where the
sale is made by the producer direct the according to ruling
the sells
the and later file affidavit by the u
He
the refund a credit.
Kalispel finest
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-05-11
Crumley Gets
Another Well

CrIImley & Sons apparently have
another good well on the Frybcr.
ger farm, thanks to acid. It's No
IS, Gel SEA SWA 24-35-3W, was
treated with 500 gallons of hydro
chloric acid this week and II hours
after the we'll had returned the oil
used in treating it was still max
ing 10 barrels an hour on the pump.
No 24-hour test has been reported.
! BcartIsIee-Swears No. IS, Gel
| SEA NWH 9-35-2W. the well which
disproved the "13" jinx theory is
this week steadily increasing its
production on the pump. 1t started
off with 25 barrels. then moved up
to 35 barrels and has made as high
as so barrels in "a hours.
Big West-ElIingsOn No. 4, NV
SW SWH 14-35-3W, is reported
making so barrels per day on the
pump. with no water 1t is one
location north of the sensational
flowing we'll completed this week
Coolidge - COOIidge-State A No.
@, SW NV 4 NWA 36-36-2W, is
drilling at $40.
CrumIey q Sons-Fry berger No. 10
NE NV "a sen 24-35-3W, Is drill
ing at 80. having spudded May
T.
Day-Halter No. c NEA SEA
17-35-2W, has resumed drilling at
$40 feet and is reported at $50.
Fulton Petroleum. Thompson No.
4, center north line SW Il NEA
28-35-3W, is due to drill in dur
ing the next "a hours. 1t was last
reported at 1904. 1t is a south
offset to Big WestLDahlquis No. Is.
largest well on the Dahlquist farm,
following recent acidi5ation
Oien-Engemoen No. o, NV NEA
NWA 14-35-2W, has resumed drill
ing at 100 feet. 1t was spudded
last fall.
Stock Brothers this week moved
rig onto the old O'Haire permit in
Section 17-35-2W. in the approx
mate center of NWA SEA 1885
2W. 1t is southwest of the Baker
Howling pool Two wells drilled on
it before acidization was known
had a showing of oil and were
abandoned.
Location is 174O feet north of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-05-11
Three Locations
Made This Week

Three new locations were an
jronnced this week in Cut Bank
They are:
Northumberland Land.
Bank No. ;. CSL NJ SWi 4 11-34-
CIV has rig up; Haley & Kipe are
he contractors. II is 1920 feet
east OF the west line and 1850 feet
south Of the north line OF the
section
Tarrant-Hope No. 3. c MEL is
f3f-5W. rig up. This is in the gas
area adjacent to the town of Santa
Rita
Texaco-Unit No. g. c NWl4
NEl4 9-32-5W. location This IS
slightly off center, it being 1880
feet west of the east line and $50
feet south of the north line Of the
section
Glacier Bonnet No. ;,
e NWA SEA 4-32-5W. is drilling
at $50
Glacier Observation-Disclosures No.
3. c SEA- NWA S-33-5W, is drill
ling ahead at 23O feet after
Strengthening crooked hole.
Helmac Trust-GOvcrnment No. 3,
NV sEK SWA 32-S3-5W. is drill
ling at 254O.
Katley. Agent-Kramcr No. l..
CNL NEA 15-S4-6W, Is drill
ling at 2775.
Tarrant -Pardee-C orrigeuN No. l..
Sc NEAN EA 2-33-6W. is drilling
at $50.
Tarrant-State No. 3. NE NEA
SEH 36-34-6W. is still cleaning out
at 1912. where it has oil.
Tarrant-C urran No. 5, c NWA
SCI S-32-5W is drilling at 1910.
TexaCO-State MASS No. 3 c NEh
NEA 16-32-5W. is drilling at 1852.
TexacO-Tweedy No. 4, G SEA
NWA 21-35-6W. is drilling at $3.50
after having run S-inch casing at
2557 to shut off water.
Texaco-Unit Section II No. 2. c
SEHN WH 11-35-6W, is drilling
at GAS. II had Colorado shale at
$50 and run casing at 676 Eleva-
ton is 1902 feet above sea level.
Consolidated Gas-State No. 3. SW
NEA SEA 26-35-6W. is rigging up.
Glacier PrOduction-G. COrTigeuK
No. 4, c SEA SWA 2S-35-5W, is
drilling at $40. II had Colorado
shale at $50 feet and set surface
pipe at 700.
Santa Rita-RasmUssOn No. 3, {
NV SEA 32-33-5W. is drilling at
100. having spudded on May Z
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-05-11
kelvin PROVES

subsequently. shows the structural
/ condition even more pronounced.
The present test is being drilled
with the expectation OF getting pro-
duction in the Cut Bank sand on the
buried coast which likewise serves
as the host rock for oil in the
Border and Cut Bank fields Wells
drilled in the region years ago re-
ported a STRAY sand and this Is
believed 10 be the Cut Bank sand
Should oil be found. a narrow pro-
dueing area is expected. limited by
dry holes drilled east and west and
limited on the south by the lensing
out OF the Cut Bank sand which
does not extend as far south as the
Keyin-SunAurst filed. HanlOn and
associates. Ray Mountain. Shelby
banker George Downs. geologist-
operator. aud Gordon Plotke. Bor-
der-Kevin operator. control the top
leases OF the fold
Farther west. and straight south
of the Border oil field. Parent
HolbroOk No. I. c SWA NEA 2-36-
3W. will shortly be bidding for the
spotlight as il will be getting into
interesting formations within short
time A flow OF water at 1884.
lust after running casing at 400.
has been shut off with a cement
squeeze job Cement is being
drilled out today and the hole Is
now believed in shape to 20 on
down to the lime.
The Rimrock high gravity pool
of Kelvin field. west of Kelvin. saw
still another big we'll go on pro-
duction this week. II is RimrOck-
Schmidt No. ;. in SW SEA NV 4
29-35-3W. 1t is diagonal loca-
ton southwest of the No. / discOv-
cry well which had an initial Of
800 barrels per day. The No. is
pumping 100 barrels per day and
gives promise OF being another ex-
cellent well.
Rimrock Oil Company. discoverer
of the high gravity pool, is drill
ing its Schmidt No. location, SW
NEA NWA 29-35-3W. northwest of
the discovery well 1t is down $50
feet
Although the RimrOck pool
has been without pipeline
and had an established market
only during the past year. the
Schmidt farm has already Yield
ed approximately $1,000 worth
OF oil. The 1890 yield was
32.S77 barrels. II is prOduc-
ing Cut Bank quality crude.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-05-11
T0OLE COUNTY
1'Oole County Abstract Company
SHELBY. MONTANA

on AND GAS LEASE
= &. pempsirr 20 Frank +. Walsh,
SEl ~ $50 East
q &. Dcmpstcr TO Frank = Walsh,
Martha u Pietsch 10 Frank + Walsh.
SIG 81 SWl S.si2 East
Martha ID Plefsch 20 Frank T. Walsh.
SEl e. SWi 22-gi2 East
Irwin 4 Churchill TO e. J McDonongh
Waller DrIscoil 10 &. J Mcponough
81 l3.Gil Enss
T. T. Dcmps.er 20 Montana Dakota
Utilities Co. "a H-;Sf2 East
Edith w Kirkland 90 Sarah r Mac
Hale NEl n NWi 21-;tl East
I.ce Williams ~ al 10 Hannah Porter
Go Sci EBNEi 31.;gl2 West
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN on.
AND GAS LEASE
VINE NJ lIqnlon 20 e. Hover -
int 90 E3SE4 .. SE}NEl NEiSEl Swl
SEA SElSw4 q. ElNw3 SASE3 :. SIM
sf>El SANt3 ". S1NEl - NiNEi
.u-,7- West SANEl SE4NWl SiSWi ],
VIM NJ rlanlon to Vrrrt g paulson
T.. inf on same a. above
WIN VI Ilanlon 10 Martin Peterson
~ aus on Same ~ above
Wm NJ llanion u John Eide ] >
inf 800 Same as above
WIN NJ lInuion 20 rhilW $ Young
o., Goa on same rs above
CERTIFICATE
Superior Petroleum Company tn The
Public liner. aSe In number 81 Directors
AssIGNMENr or on a as LEASE
Harry vaufhergh II al Go W =.
Drought Nl.lNEl ~ SEtSEl ~ go ".
q @ prn~tall to Cecil 0'Neli SEA
EBNWl NEi - WANwl III SElSw4
~ :s;.e West IA interest
Fank T. Walsh - Mputana Dakota
Uulitics CO. SEA y &9 Fast
tom 9 fksafH
Utilities Go SWl aS-,ei2 East
Frank T. Walsh To Montana Dakota
Ctililes 60. STA ~ SW - - - Flst.
Frank T. Walsh to Montana Dakota
ttilitle~ CO. NEs ia.932 East
g. j Mcdonald 10 Montana Dakota
t1utic- Go 81 l3;r' East
Sarah + MarIlalc 90 MorEana Dakota
Utilities co. NEl II. NWi - 81 Fast,
Hugh Fraser to Montana Dakota Iuli-
tlsc Co. ElNWi - 80 = East.
s. q Irinytall TO - y Clark IA Int
in SE3Nwl ElSWl SElNEl -, WASW3
~ E4NWl Ma q WaNWl "a. SE4SWl
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Fulton Petroleum Corp. tn Marcart g.
Ward ne on SWiNEl % ;sl-3 West.
Margaret e. Ward TO Fulton Petroleum
Go. l3e, on SEiNWl ~ - West
y Crcgar 10 Nellie G. BAILEY Lois
Bailey IA Of ia ON SElSWl SASW3 II
NW3 1882 West
Jessie X Gray 20 g. \ ThicI IL 81
1o on SkNW4 NbSWl Is. ~ West
Iohri Frost 10 John A. Mcllrady -
on SW4NEi. SElNW4 NlSWi NW3NEi
Z, StNWl Nw4Nwl H. SElSEl ~,
WASN'T SElSW3 alG 3 Fast
AGREEMENT
Frank + Walsh 10 Montana Dakota
Utilities Co 81 T. NJ II. NEi y -
East al Of sections :, T. IS. NWl ~, -
~ Wa NV @l-:g3-2 East SEl II MA 20.
All Ssz y, W. - NW4 ~ 2s-a:l East
GiAs PURCHASE AGREEMENT
Frank l.. Walsh TO Montana Dakota
Utilities Co 81 Il, NJ H. Mi A-3i.l
Fast. All SECS. :. < Is. NW4 10. 81
~. WkNW4 21-3l-2 East
G. J. McDonough To Montana Dako-
Ia Utilities Co Ni Swl II. NW9 20
go East
RATIFICATION
T. L. smith to MontaTea Dak0ta Uhli
ties Co. 81 T. NJ -. NEA 4-33-1
East: All Secs I, g 1s Nwl 10. 50
20. WgNwi 2g-332 East SEA II. NE3
20. Al sec. ~ wa -, Nw3 81 y 49,
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Richard v Denton TO Edward DcWald
SwIsEi NB3sw1 slNEs 23-36-2 West
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down oil wells without hearings.
Case involved the Today shutdown
of Arkansas oil wells the middle
of last August and was brought by
Lion Oil Refg. Co.. who had charg-
ed the order was for price-fixing
rather than waste prevention.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-05-11
UPHoLDs SHUTDOWN ORDER

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Arkansas
Supreme Court has affirmed low
er courts ruling that Arkansas oil
and gas commission has authority
to issue emergency orders shutting
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-05-11
CHOUTEAU COUNTY

ROYALTY DEED
dyin F. Peterson Jr to Seth Burtch
Of ~ NANE1 q 1913. $40.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-05-11

ROYALTY DEED
Edwin F. Peterson Jr. to Seth Burtch
1-16 Of ~ N5NEl . 28-3 $40
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of j J Mcdonald Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Margaret Fogarty. admins
tratrix with the viii annexed Of the
estate Of J. ]. Mcdonald. Deceased. 10
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said Deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first publ
cation Of this notice. to the said adj
mlnlstratrix at 2G1G First Avenue North.
Great Falls. Montana the same being
the place for the transaction Of the
business Of said estate in the County Of
Cascade.
Dated April 90 1910
MARGART FOGARTY.
Administrators with the Will
annexed OF j. J. Mcdonald
Deceased
Date OF first publication, May 4. 1910
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-05-11

SEATTLE Charles II Frye. 81.
president OF Frye-Bruhn Co. Frye
& Co. and the Frye Investment
Co. died in the Swedish hospital
after an Illness Of several months.
Mr. Frye was a familiar figure in
north Montana oil circles a few
years ago when he was active In
the effort to get oil development
In the Blackfeet Indian reservation
where he owned extensive lands.
He helped finance one of the Full
ton tests on the sharp dip struc-
ture known as MIX River ami
cline.
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f section IS.
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tn south line and 1920 feet west
OF the east line OF the section.
North Test Fails
10 Take Acid

Pfabc 4 Engleking-BCycc No. 1.
.C NEl4 NEi4 27-36-2W. on the
north slope OF the field. was this
week plugged and abandoned. II
had a showing OF oil but it failed
ITO spond to acid The oil horizon
had a large content Of true sand.
which is unusual in this field
ON the west side of the high
gravity pool. Lund-Dahl well in
c SE4NW 35-35-4W was
pll-eed and abandoned at 2197
after experimenting with squeeze
Gem hitting TO shut off water and re-
tain small flow OF oil
Nandcrpas-Cedar Greek No. :,
CIVIL SWA SEA- s1-35-1W, the on
ly active we'll on the east side
OF d. field. is drilling at $50 feet.
g. n A.-Goedtlertz No. ). Gel
Me- SEA 23-35-3W. in the Kelvin
poo, which was spudded May /,
is drilling at $50
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LANDER POOL


~ with an initial of - barrels per
day The Vandemark is located
econ feet south OF the north line
and 100 feet west OF the east line
0f .aetion 26
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-22
'AII-CIub Tea
In Offins
Mrs. George g. Franklin
To Speak on "Gless"
At Friday Affair

Last of the "All Club" pro.
grams and teas to be spon.
sored this season by the Ia.
coma Woman's club will be
given in the Woman's club
house at 2 o'clock the after
noon of Jan. 26. Mrs. Berry
Sugg is chairman for the day,
assisted by Mesdames w. II.
Washburn, S. A. Bean, Julius
Peetz, H. S. Hansen, W. l..
Sachse. Alta Scott, o. H. Phil
and Will Z. Smith.
Mrs. George G. Franklin Will be
guest speaker, telling the story Of
Early American Print Glass" She
will illustrate her talk with a dis
play Of Steigle. Wistar and Flint
glass Mrs. Earl f. Willard will be
presented in group of readings.
Mrs. Jack Normo, music chair
man, will present Mrs. Frances w.
Halstead in group of soprano
solos. accompanied by Mrs. Helen
Congdon.
Mrs. A. A. Woelfel is social chair
man for the affair. Mrs. Ethel NJ.
Dunseath, president of the club,
win receive with the hostesses.
During the tea hour, Mrs. Franklin
and Mrs. C. A. Blakesley viii pour.
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On the walls will be portraits OF
famous Indian chiefs, many-hued
Indian rugs and blankets. The
entrance wild be festooned in fish
nets, filled with the traditional
catch"
Mr.. Johnson has announced that
promptly at GAS there will be a
big surprise for each Of the
guests.
The ballroom cocktail room will
be for the occasion named Laugh
ing Water Springs" Following
dancing the couples will be served
late supper downstairs in the
junior ballroom.
Working with Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson are Mr-and. Mrs. Herman
Brandes, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
keenan,, Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Healy, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Per-
sing and Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan ALI
ington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-22
St. Iuke's Council
Plans Annual Affair

St. Luke's women's Council win
entertain at its annual evening
card party Saturday evening a,
st. Luke's community house
Bridge and other games viii be In
play during the evening. Mrs. c.
c. Pomeroy IL general chairman
for the evening.
Others assisting with the affair
are Mrs. A. L. Curtice and Mrs.
Harry Howard. fsvors: Mrs. Will
lam Robertson and Mrs. Emil
Berger. tables; Mrs. A. ]. johnson,
tickets. and Mrs. z. Griffith, Mrs.
+. G. Berger and Mrs. Robert
cander. supper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-22
CLAIMS BITE OF DOG
DID $4,000 DAMAGE

A complaint that Miss Virginia
Ely Of the Tacoma Riding Stables
and Saddlery Co. s001 South Ia
coma way. harbored a large Aire-
dale dog named Skipper which she
knew was accustomed TO biting
passersby." was on file in superior
court here Saturday in a $1,000
damage suit.
Plaintiff was a minor. Philip
Couture, through his father. r. p.
Couture. who lives near the Pa
cific highway at So. Seth.
Charge is that on Oct. IL, last
year. Philip was pursuing his
customary way past the riding
academy when Skipper charged
out. seized upon him and serious
ly bit him." mangling his lower
leg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-22
Quax Club Has
Dinner Meefino

The Quax club met for dinner
at Margot's Thursday for theil
regular monthly meeting. A shori
business meeting was held a:
which it was decided to continue
the use of the birthday fund for
charitable purposes, as has been
done in the past. Other plans
were made. including those for a
White Elephant" sale to be held
at the February meeting. After
the meeting a quiz game was
played and riddles told. prizes 60
ing to Mrs. George Hoffner and
Miss Myrtle Warning.
Miss Carol Shoup, a member of
long standing. who has been out
of town for almost a year, was
enthusiastically welcomed back by
fellow members
The committee making arrange
ments for the dinner consisted of
Mrs. William Norton, president of
the club; Mrs. George Hoffner.
Mrs. <. L. Risley and Mrs. A. T.
Stewart. Others present were
Mesdames Louis Pebley, William
X. Smallridge, Harold Cross, Otis
ostlund, Albert Guy, Harry Reyn-
olds. Walter Kessler and the
orphabelle Weaver. Mar
garet Josselyn. Marie Humes.
Marie Fischer. Carol Shoup.
Esther Osborne, Myrtle Warning
and Bernice Thompson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-22
Rachel Guild Members TO
Hold January Session

Rachel guild Of the Independent
Bible church will hold its January
meeting Wednesday afternoon
Luncheon will be served at 12:1s
o'clock in the church dining room
with Mesdsmes Conrad Lahey
Jack Reese and Mrs. Roy Quar-
acting as hostesses.
Mrs. r. J. McAllister. vice
president, will preside over the
afternoon program and meeting.
Mrs. c. II. McEachron will con-
tinue her lesson on The Christian
Wife, and Mrs. c. M. 10th will
be heard in special musical num-
bers. Mrs. r. II. Paul will pre-
sent the mission lesson.
The nursery will be open for
young children with Mrs. S. NJ.
Hoffman serving the children a
warm lunch.
Mrs. II. d. Hurlbut, president,
requests all officers and chairmen
to meet with her at IL o'clock in
the ladies parlor for an executive
board meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-22
Early American Glass Club
To Hear Mrs. Robinson

With Mrs. Peter Wallerich,
1884 No. Stevens, as hostess, the
Early American Glass club will
meet Monday for its regular meet
ing.
Mrs. j. F. Robinson, of Seattle,
will speak on the History of
Lighting" Mrs. Robinson, a for
mer Tacoman, is considered an
authority on lamps and lighting
devices of all kinds, and her talk
is eagerly anticipated. Mrs. Ma
than Eckstein, also of Seattle,
was scheduled to talk on Cup
Plates" but due to illness will be
unable to appear"
Glass club members are asked to
bring a small lamp for study fol-
lowing Mrs. Robinson's talk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-22
Meetings Set
By Study Clubs
Groups TO Meet During
Week for luncheons
and Programs

Most of the city's study
clubs will meet during the
coming week for luncheons to
be followed by business ses-
sions and programs.
Members of Tuesday Study
club will meet Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. John REGISTER,
3001 No. 18th st. Luncheon
at one o'clock will be followed
by talk on Third Republic
and Colonial Expansion" by
Mrs. 0. +. Hite.
Alpha Study Club
Alpha club will meet with Mrs.
Fred Brown, s15 So. 40th st, Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
afternoons program will include a
talk, American YOUTH" to be
given by Mrs. Earl Powell and a
book review. Christ in Concrete, i"
to be given by Mrs. Herman Nord-
fors.
Illahee Study Club
Illahee Study club will have its
regular meeting in the Underline
Elms tearoom on Tuesday. Mrs.
w. F. Mcdowell will be hostess
for the one o'clock luncheon. Mrs.
c. c. Parker will preside for the
business meeting and Mrs. H. J.
Ollie will present a paper on ma
tional Literature, Art and Music
of Turkey" A paper on "Cities
of Turkey" will be given by Mrs.
w. E. Burkhart.
Edelweiss Study Club
Mrs. H. w. Leuders will enter
tain members of Edelweiss Study
club Thursday afternoon at her
home at 1902 No. Goth st. Mem
bers will respond to roll call by
naming the flower of their birth
place. Mrs. C. J. Harding will
speak on Washington Flowers"
Athena Club
Carrying out the years theme,
THE Worlds Most Notable Wo-
men," Miss Nell Wilson will speak
on Fanny Kemble' at the meet
ing Thursday afternoon of Athena
club. Mrs. Olney Mercer will open
her home at 1917 No. Prospect st.
for the meeting.
Arequipa Club
Mrs. Frank M. Cole will open
her home at 423 So. G st. Monday
afternoon to members Of Arequipa
club. The meeting will be pre-
ceded by a one o'clock luncheon in
the Y. w. c. A. tearoom for which
Mrs. Cole will be hostess. Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. w. H
Crump will speak on Famous
Astronomers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-22
fraternities
Name Heads
College Of Puget Sound
Groups Elect Officers
For Coming Year

Preceding the end of each
semester, the five fraternities
of the College of Puget Sound
elect officers for the coming
semester. New officers have
recently been chosen and will
soon take over their duties.
Delta Kappa Phi fraternity
reelected Charles McNary for
their president. Those who
will work with him are Gale
Sampson, first vice president ;
James Paulson, second vice
president; Phillip Walesby,
treasurer; John Heaton, re-
cording secretary; ID o n a ] d
Murphy, corresponding secre-
tary; Marshall Graham, SER
geant-at : arms: Willard Gee,
historian, and Lawrence Hen
derson, house manager.
Members of Sigma Mu Chi
have chosen Herbert Hite for their
new president. Other officers
elected are Morton Arnold, vice
president; Philip McElwain. re-
cording secretary; William John
son. corresponding secretary:
Stanley Burkey, treasurer: Merritt
Nelson. social chairman: William
Melton. historian: Tholo johnson.
sergeant-at-arms; Derrick Nedry.
chaplain: Donald Rasmu ssen,
pledge father: Wally Starkey. ath-
letic manager. and Jess Denzler,
house manager.
The new officers for Sigma Zeta
Epsilon are Harold Nelson. presi-
dent: Arthur Freeman, vice presi-
dent; Melvin Tennent. jr.. record
ing secretary; Frank Walter. cor
responding secretary: william
house manager: Richard
Purtich. social chairman. and Jack
sergeant-at-arms.
William Wood is the new presi-
dent for Alpha Chi M: Harold
Johnson is vice president; Law
renee Lavik. recording secretary:
John Clifford. corresponding Sec
-etary: David Palmer. treasurer:
ROLAND Lutz. historian: Phillip
sergeant-at-arms: Rob-
'rt Hutchinson, representative to
nter-fraternity council; Harry
house manager: Edward
;ranlund. pledge captain: Robert
Berg, social chairman. and Thomas
I'LL. athletic manager.
The newyl-elected president of
,elta Pi Omicron is Warren Holt.
'fficers who will serve with him
re Bernard Enright. vice presi-
emit: Robert Biorklund. treasurer;
,onald Pearson. secretary: Will
I'M Lundberg. sergeant-at-arms:
William Stewart. historian: Philip
raymond. house manager. and
Toward Slime. chaplain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-22
Annual Meetine
Is Planned
Danforfh w. c. 7. U. TO
Entertain Young People
At Session tuesday

Annually a highlight on
their calendar, the meeting for
young people given each year
by Danforth W.C.T.U. will be
held in Bethany Methodist
church on Tuesday evening.
A business session is planned
for Z o'clock with a program
following at 1880. Numbers
viii be presented by the Ia
coma Christian Youth Council.
Mr.. Wayne Griffin, president of
the council. will lead the deyo-
tionals, and accordion numbers will
be played by Mr.. Earl Miller.
Vocal selections will be presented
by Miss Betty Cheney.
A round table discussion on the
work of the Christian Young Peo-
Piles Council, emphasizing their de-
partments Of temperance and
World Peace, win be presented by
Mr.. Griffin, Miss Connie Christen-
son. Mr.. Gene Albertson. Mr.. Bob
Babcock, and Miss Hazel Nc
Haney, state chairman Of World
Peace.
Three young peoples groups
from Bethel church will be hosts
and hostesses. Chairmen are Miss
Daniels of Epworth league,
Miss Myrtle jackson of Mrs. Err
nest BARRIERS Sunday school class.
and Miss Carol Tidd, Fellowship
Forum.
Refreshments viii be served dur
ing the social hour, which VIII
close the evenings program.