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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06

We wish to extend our apprcCia-
ton for the kindness shown us and
Baxter while he was at Maria Par
ham hospital, for the nice cards and
flowers; and especially Dr. Noel and
the other doctors; his special nurses,
Mrs. w. K. Sturges, Jr. and Miss
Rosa Glover, the floor nurses, and
Mrs. Levin; also the men who sang
at his funeral. We thank those for
the beautiful flowers. Your kind ex-
preston Of sympathy is gratefully
acknowledged and deeply appreciate
Cd
MR. AND MRS. j. +. WHITE
AND FAMILY
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
ART SHOW

Greensboro, March 6.-Grcgcry
D. Ivy, head Of the Art Depart
mcnt at Woman's College, is having
onc-man show of Watcr-co!pr
landscapes at the Morton Galleries
in New Yorl; this week. The OK
hibit, his fourth one-man show at
the Galleries, opened on February
26 and will continue until March
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
Women get "Build-up''

A good way to relieve periodic
discomfort from functional dys-
menorrhea due to malnutrition, such
as headaches, nervousness. cramp-
like pain, many women find is by
using CARDUI. 1t usually sharpens
appetite, increases flow of gastric
Juices and so aids digestion, helps
build resistance to periodic distress.
Another way CARDUI may help
VOL: Take it few days before and
during "the time" CARDU1 has
been popular for so years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
Mrs. Annie Duke
Wtds Mr.. Breedlo>e

-.- ..u....-e Of Mrs. Annie NJ.
-... =. 1.Hy>c Green Breedlove was
...~-zac = , o'clock Monday aft
..-..- --..l Rev. William J. Grain
~. ~ 4 ceremony in Boyd
... E..-.D.I.
..s u--eHony was witnessed by
.-r..r- u. the families and few
.-.~-.4 l-endS. The bride was be-
..-.y Tired in a dress Of rose
go nd aat TO match. with black
.---.,...s>.
ec.a.e.y after the ceremony
..- -.-g,, let on a bridal trip to
Charleston. 5. {. Upon their return
- .. make their home in Mid
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
Big Square Dance
1t Hut Thursday

...r /, invited to attend the
.- a.a.c dance Thursday evening
.... = =. , o'clock at the American
-.-. ..., pG South Garnet street.
... dances are staged each Thurs
.,.. ...a.a1, with Hedgepeth's or
.-.... aa" ,t the best square dance
.. . '..- section, furnishing the
.. G.nccs have already been
" -" Legion Hut, and all
axe been declared d great
-...a .- ..u for all, and plenty
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
Miss Dickerson On
Program in Raleigh

- Ii, Dickerson. with Mrs.
. Nu;toX Hill. Of Raleigh, as
..a-.. played number OF
. ec..onS before the Betsy
.. ..,c class Of Eden;on Street
-. G.., church. Raleigh, at its
:- "eac.ns Tuesday evening at
-. clock.
>.a,"a, played by Miss DECKER
- ---e- The Bells of St. Mary'S,
. lie BACK TO Old Virginny. l
,...: g." Your Window, Loves Old
So, S.Hs. The Old Refrain, by
-. -.a. lar, and When Irish Eyes
d.. ms.
-...., no hundred members
...- TIC banquet.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06

Palatka, Fla-Miss Betty Jane
Seawell of Carthage, N. c., is one
of the Southern beauties who will
compete for the title of "Azelea
Queen" in the Azelea Festival beau
" pageant to be held in the Ra-
zine Gardens here Sunday. March
10, amid the colorful blossoms OF
more than one hundred thousand OF
.hese exotic plants. Contestants are
sponsored by Junior Chambers OF
Commerce of a half-dozen southern
states.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 express our thanks
and appreciation to our friends and
ncighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness and
death Of our beloved husband and
father.
MRS. c. S. CATLETT
AND CHILDREN.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
Meeting Omitted.

. ~,u.t troop No. > will not
49,. ...>uuy afternoon, it was an
., ...,c .uU1E.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
Circle Meets.

..,. NJ. > OF the Woman'S Mis-
,~v Society OF the First Con-
.-.g- ...a.-Chr,Stian church will
49,. ...wSl;ay evening at 8 o'clock
.... -....y %. Mrs V. (. RaWle$, on
street. with Mrs. 7. a.
--- - ,oUt hostess.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
60 To Florida.

IT. and Mrs. J. Franklin Mills
-... e. ..sNc tomorrow morning tor
.... mere they will visit points
....-.~. Tor the next two weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
Iindrr Newell Here.

--.- Cadet H \. Newell, Jr.,
........- i 30-day leave at his
.... ..-.. cooperating from an at
.... ..... Newell is stationed with
els. ...v Ar Corps at Tuscaloosa,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without Calomel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin to Go

The liver should pour out two pints OF
l;o,,id bile into your bowels daily. If this
bile is not flowing freely. your food may
not digest. 1t may just decay in the bowels.
Gas bloats up your stomach. You get consti,
pated. You feel sour, sunk and the world
II takes those good. cd Carriers Little
liver pills to get these two pints OF bile
aowing freely to make you feel up ana
up." Amazing in making bile flow freely.
Ask for Carriers Little Liver Pills by name.
ice and 2st. Stubbornly refuse anything elss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
.HouseWarminq
Honors Two
Mr.. and Mrs. luoms Feied
Al Surprise Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Luoma
were surprised at n house
warming Sunday ut their
home at 22ll No. 9Th st. A
feature of the surprise affair
was the presentation TO the
honor guests of a gift for
their new home. More than
two score were present TO ex.
tend congratulations.
Guests included Mrs. Julin'
johnson. Miss Vivian johnson
Mrs. J. Polky. Mrs. Walter rolky
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Taijsls, Mrs. r
Paul and son. James. Mr., and Mrs
f.. Wagnild. Mr. and Mrs. r.
Devish and son. Joseph, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Devish and daughter
Marylon. Mr.. and Mrs Asmbak,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roscoe Of Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wirkkala.
Mrs. Florence Haywood. Mrs. r.
Peldo and daughter. silba, Mrs
J. Lundy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruuttila,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bolyi, Miss Cert
rude soinila. Mr.. sigurd Asp. Mr.,
A. Soinila, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mullan,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. costanti, Mr.. and
Mrst. A. Asp. Miss Maxine Kruger,
Mr.. Wayne Leppanen. Mr.. and
Mrs =. Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Luoma. Mr.. and Mrs r. Gius and
children. Donna Jean and David,
and Mr.. and Mrs n T Polky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Central Lutheran
Circles Plan

Central Lutheran church acsiv-
tiles this week viil Include meet.
inEs Of various olrcles In the homes
of members Scheduled for Wed.
nasdsy, with luncheon At IA. 80
o'clock. Circle win meet 1t ths
home Of Mrs. A. G. Arai.on. ssoz
No. seth IT. Circle viii meet
at the home Of Mira Harry chris.
Jefferson. el7 la sssh ct for
nnehson al one o'clock. Mrs. |. A.
wolters will sntsrtsln members
and friends Of Circle 2 81 her home
At 3sis No. Thompson and Circle
will meet with Mrs. Dina N.
Johnson. 7ssT Pacific ave. Circle
8 IL to meet with Mrs. Katharine
Esnouf. 2i0i So cslshman. and
Circle 7 will meet at tina home Of
Mrs O. ". Glsrtsen. st7s Nc. 18Th.
Meetings on Thursday will In.
eIids that ~ Circle 8, 81 the home
Of Mrs Robert W. Rlesenbeck.
h2t SO. seth " and Circle 4 at
the homs Of Mrs G. A. Carlson at
2i7 30. 53rd st. both for lunehsoa
at one o'cleek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
DeMolaY Mothers
Plan Meeting

Tacoma Chapter DE Nolsy
Mothers club will meet in the
Masonic temple, Thursday evening
at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Ethel Lidrsn
viii preside.
Refreshments viii be served by
Mrs. Wilbur Bstters. social chair
man. assisted BY Mrs. John Kelly.
Mrs. Glare Blake. Mrs. Fred Da-
yies and Mrs. william Allison
They are planning to use = center
piece Of daffodils and table APP
pointments la the 1T. Patfioks day
color.
Mrs Paul klisse. program chair
man. has planned eards NJ enter
talnmsnl 10 follow the meeting,
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man. Mrs. Harry A. ID. Smith: tin
foil. Mrs. j. II. Craft. and a stand.
ing committee on bylaws. Miss
Marie HUH. Mrs. Lewis Wersen
and Mrs. Harold Hawkins.
Serving with Mrs. Paul Warren,
the president. In addition to Mrs
Davis are Mrs. Arthur Abbott
secretary and Miss Marie HUH,
treasurer.
Branch 10, which met for lunch
con at Mrs. Lawrence Ghilardueci's
home. is taking over the annual
Easter party March % which the
Orthopedic association sponsors
each year for the orthopedic di-
vision patients at Tacoma General
hospital. Mrs. Dwight Orr and
Mrs. Frederick Donoghue are in
charge.
Members of this new branch, as
yet unnamed, are Mesdames Fred
erick Mackle. jr.. A. c. Pease.
Ghilarducci, Paul Graft, Joseph
Carman. jr., Frederick Shanemsn.
J. Arthur Thompson, Frederick
Donoghue. Dwight Orr. John Olson.
A. w. Taylor. Harry Shaw, the
president. Kathryn King Youell
and Miss Marguerite Olson.
Mrs. George Griggs Franklin's
branch IL met at the attractive
Steilacoom lake home of Mrs. w.
w. Wolff for their.1 o'clock lunch
con. Organization plans were con-
tinued and in April, the next meet
ing of the branch. name will be
chosen and officers announced. Mrs.
Frederick Dean and Mrs. Hollis
Griffin assisted for luncheon and
In the later afternoon Mrs. Clark
Gould presented a book review.
SILVER" was the topic which
Mrs. George Cortelyou presented at
the meeting of Jayne Garvin branch
at Mrs. r. G. Gaylord's home
on Mare Viste Terrsee. Following
Mrs. Cortelyou's talk on the silver
craftsman and the story Of his pat
terms, the members themselves put
on an exhibition of old silver. Buf-
fet luncheon was served with Mrs.
V. D. Patterson and Mrs. c. n.
Daniel assisting. A gay note was
sounded by the fashion show Of
millinery trimmed by members
with spring blossoms from their
gardens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06

During ~ travels - sps<ssr
go feFss~sse ~ sssax n msay
ssy.pasnss ~ sssessuss mem~nsa
aftsn hsss s~fsfs fss~iHn>ss were
barred fran entFy Va journey
tsek hlm not aniy 10 ~ countries
na~ engaged n % wear var. hut
slss fsrth~f ssush - ueasiea snd
Palsstlns ard several tstl~e IN
aoFsh<rn Africa. Ths Ha<Mne<s
and speaker sajey~d - snravmal
siz.eusslea u hIs views u ne sttu.
alton ss the eiose u III tain o.
Interest wss hss eapianaftan ~
resee fret N passsansts typs.
ard s>essa tbe lassesi hlnsi. WATCH
u achieved slu~iy. isau afssr ~
farst.
pursns ths tsA hauf h1ins xlfoa-
bath ~. p1ssh and MlNs mAFsasst
Long poured Il the tes sants. whieA
vas ssntsFsd wtth spring f,rwetsI
Creams we're us~d IN fh< living
rrom Mrs.. Henry ~ WAIk~r was
n charge u tks asf>fneea pro-
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Many Anticipate
Opera Talk

Appropriate to the Lenten sea-
son Is the first In a series OF three
teas which the Choir guild OF
Christ Episcopal church Ia plan
ming for Thursday afternoon In
the Great hall of Annie Wrigh,
seminary. The program and tea
at two o'clock is to be preceded by
a business meeting at II O'Clock
noon a, the parish hall.
The program will include one OF
Mrs. Charles W. Msson's delightful
opera talks. with Mrs. Kari Weiss
At the piano. The opera TO be
given. "savonarola" by Mario
castelnuova- Tedeseo, IL yet e
have its American premier. In
fact, Mrs. Masons copy Of the
opera IL the first request 10 come
from this country. Much time has
been spent by Mrs. Mason and
Mrs. Weiss in arranging the choral
numbers into quartet form.
Members OF the quartet. who
will sing selections from the opera
on Thursday are Mrs, n. n. Watts
Mrs. w. y. coors. Mr.. Herber,
Ford and Mr.. Robert Huston. Mrs
W. H. Aunroe will be heard a.
the mysterious voice which sym.
bollzes savonarolas conscience.
All friends of Christ Church are
invited to attend the program and
tea. Mrs. George w. osEood Is
president Of the Choir guild. which
IL sponsoring the affair. and Mrs
Thomas y. Eckstrom IN chairman
Of the hostess COMMITTEES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Ceremony Is
Impressive
Miss kru.ilIs Weds Mr.
Perrymsn al Home Rites

At an impressive candle
lighted ceremony Saturday
evening in Falkland. Miss JOY
Krutilla became the bride OF
Mr.. Edward Lee Perryman OF
Tacoma. Marriage rites were
read in the krutilla home. in
a setting of cedar, daffodils
and bouvardia. by the Rev. T.
0. Syare. Nearly four score
guests we're present ut the
ceremony and reception which
followed.
Given In marriage by her father,
Mr. John yRsii krutllla. the bride
wore a gown OF white lace. made
princess style. with mid Victorian
neokllne. Her finger,ip veil was
held In place by small crown of
pearls and her flowers were a
bouquet Of gardenias, rapture
roses and lilies Of the valley The
bride and her attendants all wore
gold crosses
Miss Alice Ford OF FARMLAND was
the bridesmaid. wearing an aqua
marine chiffon gown and carrying
a bouquet Of shell pink tulips and
sweet peas. candlelightrrs were
cousins Of the bridegroom Miss
Maryls Darling and Miss Margaret
csrlock. both Of Tacoma. Miss
Darling wore . gown of aqua MORE
tsffsis with . band Of bosyardia
and dAffodlls around the waist
Mlss csrlook vas In a dusty pink
lace gown with = hand u the same
flowers about the waist
Aiss Olive Macdonald Of Park.
land played the wedding march
from "LohsnErtn@ BY Wagner and
"IIsbsrsirsum" BY Llsst.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs John kratllls sors . black
crepe afternoon dress. trimmed
with white lace. ard . corsaKs u
rapture roses and safdsnlas Mrs
Blsura Haugsn. the bridegroom .
mstssf, chose rOss crepe after
noon dress with . eotsaEs n gar.
dsnias. vi0ists and fgchslas
Relatives ~bs we're present are
Ne and Ars slsufd HauTsn u
Tacoma. mo,hsr and steDfaihsr u
Bridegroom Mr.. Lem Psrryman n
racoma. father Of bridegroom. Mr..
and Afs John knItiils. FARMLAND.
parents 81 me bride NJ ard Afs.
Harold Peterson. Seattle. Mr.. and
Nra Peter Homeyaa. Taeona M
and Mrs Pred Jensen. Milton Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Bloom. Taco
ma Mr.. and Mr. nichasi Poiin.
ski. Tacoma. sBd M. JOhn krg-
ilila. FARMLAND.
FOR gong away. Mrs Psrfyman
wore a black snssnbis attn white
accessories ard . eofsags u gar
asniaz roses sHd eArnsiious After
~ssk Ia California Ar and Ma
Psrryman slil establish their home
AZ spanaNsy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Philanthropic Groups Outline
0rthopedic Benefit Events
Garden Sale OF Tshoms and Robert Reynolds Branches
VIII Open Thursday; Receiving Day Wednesday

clustering showers of March no hindrance Mon
day afternoon for of Tacoma who spend
busy hours projects for the benefit of the crippled
youngsters being cared for by the Tacoma 0rhopedc
socation Six of the 0rthopedc branches met Monday
for luncheon two of them complete organization plans
and the others outline busy schedules of for spring.
keeping constantly mind the welfare and happiness of
many unfortunate children the affairs will aid
Closest of the spring events the garden sale which the
Robert Reynolds and Tahoma branches will hold at GIT
Broadway Thursday. Friday and Saturday under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. S. +. Hermann
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Inc TWO groups met together
for luncheon at the Sport center
10 make final arrangements for the
sale. Mrs. Stanley Staatz and Mrs.
r Beal Mossman, presidents, pre-
sided.
Mrs. Benjamin Davis is in
charge OF the sales persons for the
Reynolds branch and Mrs. Carroll
Carlson for the Tahoma group.
Cashiers for the sale will be Mrs.
Stanley Staatz, president of Ia
homa, and Mrs. Willard Young
Among those from the Reynolds
branch assisting are Mesdames
Herman Hekel, Grin Judd, II. v.
jackson, Willard V. Young, Benja-
min Davis. E. r. Brine. Everett
Cutting. A. J. Fries, Joseph Fitch,
Howard Tatman.
Tahoma members who will be on
duty are Mesdames Marvin Lynn,
Ted Brown. Arthur Gunderson.
Horace Geer, Donald Willard,
Archie Kimball. Calvin Hopper,
F. r. Griffiths, Erling Johnson,
Thomas Rathbone, A. D. Murray,
H. A. Ronquist, Stanley Erdahl,
Arnold, Harry Allison, Loris
Baker. Clifford Sayre, Fred Mari,
F. A. Chervenka. Kenneth Nc
Carthy and Howard Carothers.
The DR.. Edward Rich branch
members gathered at noon at Mrs.
Clifford Langhorne's home on
North Madison. Hostesses with
Mrs. Langhorne for luncheon were
Mrs. ]. II. Craft, Mrs. Harold Haw-
kins and Mrs. Paul Warren.
Centering the dining room table
were spring flowers in tones of
gold, laeendar and pink, reflected
in a large round mirror. spring
flowers also being used in the liv-
ing room.
Customary business was taken
up during the session which pre-
coded luncheon with detailed re-
port being given on the benefit
travel project the group is plan
ming for this spring.
Mrs Harry Davis. the branch
vice-president, is head of the ways
and means committee and her as
sistants include chairman of new
project, Mrs. Harold Woodworth
assistants, Mrs. Roscoe Townsend,
Ms. w. A. Taylor, Mrs. W. G.
Pinches; chairman of theater tick
cts. Mrs. Louis Wersen. assistants,
Mrs. A. L. Osberg, Mrs. c. Nathan
Lynn; chairman for penny boxes,
Mrs. J. C. Picken. assistants,
Mrs. Harry A. D. Smith. Mrs. d.
w. Kent, Miss Jean Hudson.
Other committee appointments
include: hostess chairman, Mrs.
Clifford Longhorne; ephon e
chairman, Mrs. Edwin Johnson,
assistants, Mrs. S. f. Gange, Mrs.
o. G.. Button, Mrs. Eustace Muir
ply; Orthopedic Association board
member, Mrs. Harold Hawkins;
membership chairman. Mrs. L. B.
Macdonald, assistants. Mrs Frank
Philip, Mrs. Fordyce Johnson; pub
licity, Mrs. w. J. Conner and Miss
Jean Hudson; program chairman.
Mrs. Donald Mcdonald, assistant.
Mrs. Burton Brown; flower chair
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Make Plans for
Easter Program


beshesds bepsssf Ladies' 70
Meet for Afternoon Affair
Bethesda Baptist ladies win
present their Easter program
At the church Wednesday
afternoon. with Mrs. Cecil
Myers in charge. Decorations
for the afternoon affair will
be in keeping with the Easter
season. In charge Of deeors-
tons will be Mrs. Ralph
Funkhauser. Mrs. d. d. Clark
and Mrs. Ray Herxor. Mrs.
]. X. Anderson IL president Of
the organization.
liostessss viii he Me~ixm~s
George sells Alice hli.h. O. q
Han. Florence cre~. Carl ceas and
William Springer.
The sftsrneaa program viii In.
eiusie dsvotlons. with Mrs J. y.
Williams AZ leader. . group % w.
cal duets by Mrs.. William Berg and
Mrs. Msrioa Flint. and . piayirt.
''on Life's Highway"
Characters In tho pisylst will b.
portrayed by hesiamss Clarence
Johnston. Ray raEe. y 4 Recess.
Fay Thofns. Edith Shade. Ralph
Fankhaaser and LAwrsnss nsrs.
lund.
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Ethel vance's Escape"
To Be Reviewed

Escape" by Ethel Vance, will
be reviewed by Mrs. c. G. jenkins
for the Amateur Book Reviewers
meeting Thursday at 1880 p. m.
at Mccormick library.
Any interested In current books
is cordially invited to meet with
this cooperative group, which
meets each Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Republican Women
Plan Luncheon

Republican Women OF Pierce
County club will meet for q i2.io
o'clock luncheon at the Walker on
Thursday. Guest speaker viii be
Mr.. Creighton Flynn who viii
speak on Dewey for President"
Mr.. Bob o'Neil will also speak.
An invitation IL extended by the
club TO all candidates running for
city offices 10 attend. For reser-
vations call either Lakewood 25s2
or the Walker dining rom. Broad
way 320i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Delegates Named
By Venture Club
Miss Montoomerie 10 A.
tend Ssh Lake City Meet

Miss Marion Montgomerie
was named as delegate 10 the
Venture clubs biennial con-
vention to be held in Salt Lake
City. Utah. in June. by men,
bers of the local Venture club
when members met Monday
evening at the Walker dining
room. Miss Montgomerie viii
also attend the regional con-
vention in Portland. Ore. April
30 and 81. Other delegates
10 the latter conference are
Miss Alice Randolph and Miss
Winifred Morse. president Of
the Tacoma group.
During the dinner meeting Mon
day. plans were discussed for the
Tacoma Venture clubs Founders
day banquet set for April Il. and
the Easter breakfast. 10 be given
at o'clock the morning OF March
"a. at the Tacoma hotel. with Miss
Alice Randolph in charge Of the
program.
Arrangements were discussed
also for the benefit card party for
which the club viii be hostess
March IS. In charge Of the affair
are Miss Geraldine Carter and Miss
Jean Mckenzie.
New members initiated into the
group Monday evening were Miss
Martha Nelson and Miss June
Abelson. Special guests were two
soroptimist club members - Miss
Barbara Calef and Miss Gertrude
Stevens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06

Ms James ". t.yen IN cp<n
hsr honas 81 80 Ne : = 81 ,
esalock Friday sfsernean = nsm.
esrs q tns wszssss Kussa fof tn~iF
munthiy prcxrsm ana m<stinx An
Interesting program hss r~sa sf.
ragged
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Ozanam Circle Plans

Mrs. William Ellis will entertain
members of Ozanam circle No. 81
at Lakewood terrace Thursday af-
ternoon at l o'clock. Bridge will
follow the luncheon hour.
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Mrs. Mcnao Hostess
70 Jones Croup

11rs 7 Z h1&1lae. 80 N -
will sate<txtn msmn>Rs - rpo21o
Tse~y Junpp <owe efp@1> - = -
eitleen is1ncNeoe - ry11ov o(>1Ek
ns@n urs1ns wiII - - penv -
iewtns : sA.s6s~us nop<Ino go
wAses M t'hsssss D1nEt ~ -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Circles a. Trinity Church
Schedule Meetings

Five circles Of Trinity Hstho-
dLs church viii meet Wednesday
and one has set Thursday 80 ia
meeting date Meeting Wednss'
day viii b Circle No. 81 the
home ~ Mrs. Arnold swift siz
"a 34th a.. for a one O'Clock
dessert luncheon. Circle No. z
with Mrs. Paul Pearson. s2s "a
18th Of ior = y 30 luncheon
Circle No. with Ars. l.. Text-
meyer. s0l2 IA G o., Al too
O'Clock. cirrle No. 5 Sith Mrs. s
Blackburn. $40 "a Harrison. nenn
luncheon. and Circle No. . With
Mrs. c. Stevens. ssz0 20. O for
one o'clock dessert luncheon.
Circle No. 3 viii meet Thursday
AZ the home Of Mr.. William Con-
nell TO -. Wright 81 "a
O'Clock
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Continue Gard Party Series
Wednesday Afternoon

Another in the series OF card
parties which the auxiliary 10 the
Carpenters Union rs holding In
Carpenters hall. will be given
Wednesday with luncheon at 1890.
The final party in the series will
be given March IS. on the com
mittee are Mesdames Glen currah,
l.. s. Beatty. s. cozine and l..
Myers.
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Motor 70 Seattle

Members OF Y-Ed club and the
Thursday Night Girls club Will 20
TO Seattle Tuesday evening to at
tend the Northwest dinner. at the
Y w. c A. marking the nation
wide observance Of Directions for
Courageous Living
George YAntis Of Olympia VIII
be the guest speaker. Mr., Ysntls
Is member Of the presidents
national resources committee and
directs the activities Of the north
west regional planning COMMITTEES.
Miss Gertrude Julien. president
NJ the Tacoma Y.Ed club. and Miss
Naomi Ellison. national Industrial
council n.ember. viii respond 70
the greetings from the Seattle
hos, eases. Tseomans on the com
mities planning the dinner are
Misses Julien. Gida Kirkebo. Viz
ginia Baird. Helen Truedson and
Helen Lewis
Rising sun spiFiinalist church
viii sponsor a public card party Al
8 D m. Saturday a. the church.
Mrs. Roeben Blsseli. chairman.
Busy Needles club vii meet for
luncheon Wednesday al ~ 20 , m.
with Mrs. Louis MOesei, ssii 10.
G Il. Mrs. Arbury Porter lunch
con chairman. Business meeting
and neediswOrk 10 follow
zion Lutheran Ladies AID reFu-
lar meeting Thursday a. u 30 in
the church psfiorF hesdames
Richard Koshsb william = Con-
rad znd Walter Paul entertaining
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GreIe No. 4. OlIset Lutheran
church. viii meet attn Mrs. Olaf
Csrberg. I7z7 -. Ainsworth. for
a pot luck luncheon a. 1910 We'd
nesday.