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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-09-20


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hello, He is looking over this
section of his territory. Mr..
Powell is a very successful insur
ance man and a member of the
State Educational Advisory
Board. ..
Mesdames Alice and Ida
Wooten have returned from
Detroit and Chicago where
thy spent an eight-day visit.
Miss Lucille brewery has re-
turned home after a six-weeks'
visit in Chicago.
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children from Boissevain and
PocahontaS attending the Blue
tleld( Va. high schol has grown
so that the County School 3D.,
has ben forced to purchase an
eighty-fve passenger bus. The
bus is supposed to begin opera
ton Thursday of this week.
Sick. Mrs. Ray Howe, Mrs.
Eta AllisoI, Mrs. Ruth Mat
ney, Mr.. Richard Gregory, Mr..
Smith, James Gooch.
Mrs. jamie Stith had as her
dinner guest Wednesday, Mrs.
Stithe and Mrs. Robinson and
son of New Jersey.
Miss Josephine Sinkler of
Washington, DC, has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sinkler of Paradise, has
returned home.
Mrs. Dickersom has returned
from Williamson, w. Va.
DR.. and Mrs. Clinton Jackson
and son, Mrs. A. E. Boiling, all of
Charleston, w. Va, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Jack
son A&h HttatlMAllu
Mrs. Alma Hendricks and dau-
ghter of Bluefield w. Va, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l..
Jackson, of Church street.
Rev. j. l.. Williams, who has
been out of town for few days
has returned.
Miss Mildred White left Tues
day for Tuskegee, Ala, where
she will attend school this
winter. :.
Miss Nettie Mitchell visited
her mother in Maybeury Tues. :.
Mrs. Ruth Green, VIII recent,
lost her husband has moved tc
Hinton, w. Va, where she will
make her home with her father
| and mother.
A series Of prayer services arc
being held nightly at First Bap
fist church, in preparation foi
the beginning of revival which
will begin Sunday, Sept. 90.
Il Az
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Crozer's Sunday School also
is to be commended for their
loyal support to Mrs. Williams
during the illness of her son.
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RIVERS COMPARES
Continued from Page l

gram of IVA, a program by
which IVA seeks to instruct the
white residents of that area as
to how to make an intelligent
living combining industry and
ariculture; nor does the IVA
permit Negroes to live in the
model town of Norris, Tenn.
designed to house the perman-
ent force at Norris dam; for
such exclusion and discrimna-
ton of Negroes by this vast
government enterprise the iva
authorities give This renson
Negroes do not get into the
program.
Now compare how the Com
mOnwealth and Southern, the
great private industrial cor
poration has treated this mat
ter of geatest concern to the
Negro namely: now can be
be gainfully employed in A
|merica's productive life; how
can he get off the "reserva-
tons" of relief rolls; how can
he have u chance for an interest
iEg and progressing career? The
Commonwealth and Southern
has found way to get the
Negro into it's program in u
big way.
Consider these figures of en-
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AEIS. NOTES
From GROCER and Vicinity

8V04U ~ a~8oS
From GROCER and Vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Redd &C.
companied by Mrs. India Gil
bert spent the weekend visiting
in Martinsville,, Roanoke and
Basset, Virginia. ''' '"
Rev. G.. Nathaniel Calviness
spent several days visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Sampson Adams and
friends at Maybeury and his
father, Mr.. Edward Calviness,
at Page, w. Va. Rev. Calviness
lives in Richmond Va. He is a
former student of Elkhorn
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Miller
gave a shower or their daughter
Mrs. Hattie B. Moon last Thurs
day evening. The honoree re-
ceived many lovely and use
full gifts.
Miss Villa Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Moon and Mr.. Hat
field st. lCiair visited Mrs.
Walter Spencer at Bassett Vir-
ginia, Mrs. Moon and sister
Miss Miller, spent two weeks
with Mrs. Spencer. Mr.. Moon
and Mr.. st. Clair motored to
Basset last week and brought
Mrs. Moon and Miss Miller
home. Miss Miller left for school
at BSTC last Wednesday.
Rev. G.. Nathanel Calviness
preached at the Grocer Temple
last Sunday evening and at the
Mt. Moriah Baptist church on
Monday evening for the Mission
ionary Circle to a large and
appreciative audience.
Rev. Calviness visited friends
in Pocahontas, Va. last Monday
accompanied by Mrs. S. Adams,
Mrs. Herman Miller and chill
dren. While in Pocahontas they
were the guests of Mrs. Hattie
L. McClanahan and Mrs. Cal
houn.
Mrs. Walter Spencer spent a
few days with her husband and
son Mr.. Hatfield st. Clair last
week.
The Women's Improvement
club met with Mrs. Beatrice
Morris in it's regular meeting
last Thursday. After plans for
the Fair were made a delicious
salad course was served. The
next meeting will be with the
PRESIDENT Mrs. G.. v. Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM r. Miller,
Mr.. Borden Williams, Sampson
Adams, Hatfield st. Clair, Cleo
phas Martin accompanied the
pastor, Rev. and Mrs. Miller to
Tazewell Va, last Sunday to an
ordination service. They report
ed lovely time.
Funeral of James Williams
The funeral of James Williams
| was held September 8, 1910, at
the Grocer Temple Baptist
church and the services were
in charge of the pastor, Rev
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bramson,
Mrs. John Rutherford and Mr..
Hunt motored to North HolstoN
Tuesday. They were accompani-
ed home by Mrs. johnson who
has been visiting there for
quite a while.
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Mrs. Ned McCollum were shop
ing in Blueiield, Monday.
Mrs. Louise Hardnett has re-
turned from Christianburg
where she visited Mrs. Ray
BuneU. -.
Invitations have been issued
for Q, shower honoring Mrs. A.
M. Washington, with Mrs. sDav-
is hostess. ;sr ssy,N
Mrs. Fozie Lantern attended
church in Pocahontas Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Drayer have as
their guet Mr.. Diapers mother
from Martinsville.
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The choir of the First Baptist
chruch journcyed to Bluefeld
w. Va, Monday night, where
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The Community ME. church
choir and pastor, Rev. J. r.
Washington, render service at
Bethel AME church, Bluefeld,
Wednesday night.
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FROM POCAHONTAS, Va.

Miss Mary Gym was hostess
to the Ivy Leaf club Tuesday at
her home, Mrs. Ruth McCullum
is the clubs president and Mrs.
Brown its secretary.
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Miss Lucille Craighead and
Mrs. G.. King spent Saturday
evening in Keystone.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-09-20

A series Of prayer services are
being held nightly at First Bap-
fist church, in preparation for
the beginning of revival which
will begin Sunday, Sept. %.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur King
have returned from North Caro-
lima :. and Virginia where they
Visited relatives. Kae . r'
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Funeral of James Williams
The funeral of James Williams
was held September 8, 1910, at
the Grocer Temple Baptist
church and the services were
in charge of the pastor, Rev.
VIM. Miller assisted by Rev.
S. J. Jackson. Burial was in the
Grocer cemetery
James was Ia years old and
a little christian gentleman. He
was member of the church
and Sunday School. He was a
member of the Live Wire class,
James had every attention that
could be given him.
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District Sunday School Uniol
No 2 will meet with the Sunday
School of Galilee Baptist church
in October.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-09-20

Rev. G.. Nathanel Calviness
preached at the Grocer Temple
last Sunday evening and at the
Mt. Moriah Baptist church on
Monday evening for the Mission
ionary Circle to large and
appreciative audience.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-05
Dash Point Group
To End Season
Hawaiian Luncheon 70 Be
Given at Rotary Lodge

The ladies' auxiliary of the
Dash Point Social and I'M
provement club will meet
Thursday at Rotary lodge,
Camp Kilworth. Luncheon
will be served at 1890, with
Mrs. Hans Jensen. Mrs. Ken
meth Goodale, Mrs. Hunley
Thomas and Mrs. A. c.
Schwarz as hostesses.
The motif for the occasion will
be "A South Sea Island Cruise. y
Hawaiian music will be played
by Hazel Nelson, Nadine Baird.
Beth Wray and Elaine Schlewitz,
all students of the Honolulu Con-
servatory of Music.
Mrs. G.. S. Bowen, of Lakota
beach, will be the guest speaker.
Mrs. Bowen, who with her husband,
1t. Commander Bowen, has spent
several years in Hawaii, will tell
OF her many interesting expert
ences in the islands.
All ladies of the Dash Point COM
munity are invited TO attend this
luncheon.
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ST. Luke S Group
To Hear Speaker

The Choir guild OF ST. Luke's
Memorial church In presenting
Professor Lionel II. Prizes of the
University of Washington who will
give a talk on Mexican art and
crafts June 7 at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. ID. A Worden. 4204 No.
3sth st. IL opening her home for
the occasion.
Prof. Prizes will bring with him
part OF his rare collection. He has
spent the past seven summers in
Mexico and Travelled extensively in
remote districts and mountain vii
lagos. on burro back and on foot,
seeking beautiful specimens Of ma
tive handwork for his precious col
lection. This is said 10 be the best
in the United States, surprising
even that Of the national museum.
Mrs. r. Morse johnson will re-
ceive with Mrs. Worden, and Mrs.
Charles f. Morton will have charge
OF the tea table
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Shower Compliments
Mrs. Jack Blunt

Miss Lorraine Logan and Mrs.
Frederick Dessen were co-hostess-
es recently at miscellaneous
shower honoring Mrs. Jack Buni
Gwen Barton). The party was
given at the home of Miss Logan
Games were played during the
early evening hour with favors go
ing to the honor guest and to Miss
Edna Thompson. During the even
ing, guests also m b r o d ere d
towels for the recent bride.
Mrs. Joseph Dessen arranged the
centerpiece-a miniature garden
wedding scene-for the late supper
table. Gay balloons decorated the
rooms for the occasion and later,
upon being broken by the honor
guest, revealed where the shower
gifts were hidden.
Those present were Mesdames
Joseph Dessen. Fred Dessen, Jim
my Mcdowell, Joseph Morsetti,
Paul Wingfield, Hilda Logan,
Ernest Peyton, China Doyle, II. c.
Hitch, Ira Barton and V. Johnson.
Others were the Misses Edna
Thompson, Annen Hewitt, Verna
Logan, Marjorie Peyton and the
guest of honor.
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Two Compliment
Miss Friddle
Mrs. ShotweIl and Mrs. le-
Penske Fefe bride-io-Be

In compliment to Miss Lois
Friddle. who will we'd Mr..
Ray Kelly in mid-June. Mrs.
J. d. Shotwell and Mrs. James
LePenske entertained at a
miscellaneous shower Monday
evening at the Shotwell home.
Honors at games played dur
ing the evening went to Mrs.
Virgil Cliff, Mrs. Fred Cor
don. Mrs. James Skewis and
Mrs. Fuller from Olympia.
A color scheme Of yellow. green
and lsvender was used on the late
supper tables. which were conferred
with small bouquets Of sweet peas
Guests were Mesdsmes Elmer
Nerv1ck. c. o. Lynn. c. Nathan
Lynn. Marvin Lynn. Fred Gordon.
r. II. Boyd. Henry Hesketh, Ar
thur Poole, Donald Heerema, James
Skewis, Norman Iverson. J. y.
Ferguson. Dallas Edwards. Roger
Greenhurg Virgil Cliff, Dorothy
Borchert, James Goodrich. Fuller
from Olympia, and the Misses Ca
mile Tullis. Jean Rashleigh, Nir-
ginia Hamilton and Vivian Sturt-
ridge.
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Navy Mothers Plan
Summer Activities

The Tacoma chapter Of the Ma
tionsi Navy Mothers club %
America viii hold their monthly
business meeting "Wednesday sve-
ming IN the loft Of the y.W.c.A.
Plans Will be- made for the annual
Fleet week. which will be heid garry
next month. Though ships are
attn In Hawaii. word received from
Washington. y. c.. sssures the
members ths summer schedule viii
be kept a. announced earlier.
All mothers with SIMS In tbs
service arc welcome To attend this
meeting
Mrs. Bert Owen. Mrs.. Charles
Davidson and Mrs. Mary Gang will
represent the local chapter II the
convention In Salt Lake City. Juns
1921.
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Beautiful Ceremony Is Read
AT ST. PatriCk's Tuesday
Miss Catherine Agnes Simpson, Daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Simpson, and Mr. Robert Sanders United

Charming family sentiment had an important role in the
marriage Tuesday morning of Miss Catherine Agnes Simp-
son. and Mr. Robert Mcleod Sanders for the brides beautiful
gown OF brocaded satin fashioned from the wedding
dresses OF her mother and Godmother Mrs J. T. Sauntry
and she wore an heirloom belonging originally to Mr.
Sanders grandmother given her as her nuptial token
from her bridegroom
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Philip
simpson and with her husband of Mr. Mrs George
Sanders of Yem has been prominent member of the
younger set in Tacoma
The VOWS exchanged in ST. Patricks church in
pretty floral setting of lilies and sprea the RI Rev.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-05
DsMolsy. Rainbow 10
froIic ~ SpsnswAy

The boys Of the Tacoma. kestor
and Sumner chapters NJ this ordsr
NJ DeMolay. and ths girls Of this
various Rainbow assemblies In
Pierce county Will hold = straw.
berry picnic Al spanaway park On
Friday. The event Ia being spon.
sorcd by the House Of HsprsssniA-
lives of thu Order Of DsMoisy.
There will he q fires recrestionsi
program of various sports. bsein.
ming NJ o'clock. . dinner at q
o'clock, and a dance In the evening
for the DsMoisy boys and ths
Rainbow girls.
The members NJ the Hoass ~
Representatives. with thsir wives.
will &c, ~ pstrons and chapsrons
for the young folks.
All Master Masons are invited
10 attsnd.
Frssaaiy Tea Ciss will mast
Wednesday for 1 o'clock luncheon
at this hons II Mrs. STANLEY starr,
23zs 30. sprag,is Mra Frsd
Trisbwaffer Will preside, Meet
ings viii he suspended until fall.
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Central Lutheran Circles
Plan Luncheon Meeting

Central Lutheran circles meet
ing this week in the homes Of
members will include Circle /
meeting on Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. o. J. Hyambsal, 723 So.
Cushmsn for luncheon at II 30
o'clock, and Circle 3 at the home
OF Mrs. Bonnie Bloom, 1909 SO.
9th st, at the same luncheon hour.
For luncheon at one o'clock.
Circle 4 viii meet at the home Of
Mrs. Ida johnson, 1851 Ia. G At,
Circle at the home Of Mrs. Rich
ard ostberg. 32Os So 18th st. and
Mrs. J. Z. Wahlquist Will enter
tain members and friends Of Circle
at her home in North PuysllIp
On Thursday at one O'Clock.
Circle 5 Will meet AZ Pt. Defiance
park for an outdoor meeting In
the main picnic grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-05
Bethany Group 10 Have
Last Meefinq OF Season

June marks the end Of the year
for Bethany Methodist Ladies 30
clety. for which Ars. L. y. Filter has
been president the past season.
Officers ~ the group viii be hon
ored by Mrs. Fifsr A. luncheon on
Wednesday Al II 20 al her home.
si6 SO 50th This yill be the
last executive board meeting ~ the
year. Hrs y. l.. Evans wiil assist
the hostess
Members expected 70 attend are
Assdsmss \. L. Daniel, J. W.
Gearhart. Ray O'Flyng. Ardss
Hupp. Claude Babcock. w. A. No
Land. Harry Freeman, j. A. Ben
nett, A. v. Alexander. A. r Fisn-
ing. Byron Howard. Erek Lindssth.
r. J Baecock. y. q. Best. fred
MonTrath. Mary Doyle, y o. Byrd,
I'd Hague. Ernest Ball, 4. n stiles.
Max Luscksnotts. EArl Dumas. J.
w. Obey. George Boernsr and Z. K.
Barber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-05
ties of Society, Clubs Schools and Church Groups =:
Tea Will Honor
Miss Doris Dahl

Cnmplimentinr Miss Doris Dahl.
FARMLAND teacher, who win leave
Tuesday evening. Jun~ 10. for her
home IN Mlnot. y u. Mrs " I.
Dahl wiii open her home IN PARK
lard Tuesday afternoon frum Z 10 >
o'cloek. SHE wiii - assisted ~
Miss Elisabeth Dahl
Miss Alma stoiee and Mrs. Dial
usgsness VII pour At lsc~
covered table centefsd with rap.
tur~ rnses ard white tapers
Guests viii include Messismes
Elsa Mommsen. Ilnka neFserry.
William steraasis. Paul A. rreus.
Stanley Dahl. oiai HsG~ness. and
Misses Theina Danieis. Eitsah~th
stuen. Sylvia ssorsasls. Alma
stoiee, naheste and Patricia Isset.
wm, Mildred knudtson ana prss-
ella Freus
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.Smorgasbord For
Bride Elect
Miss Benson Honored AZ
Daniels Home Sunday

Honoring Miss Judith Ben
son of Falkland. whose mar
riage to Mr.. Melvin Peterson
of Tacoma will be an event of
June 8, Mrs. Theodore Dan
iels, assisted by her daughter.
Miss Thelma, entertained at n
smorgasbord supper at their
home in Brookdale on Sunday
evening. June 2.
Mrs. Jerry Geehan won honors
in a Understanding contest. A
miniature water sprinkler filled
with daisies 10 which were attached
scrolls containing directions for
finding hidden gifts was presented
TO the bride-elect.
Guests were Mesdames Richard
Matthews. Cecil Blogg. William
Skaugset. Jack Spence. Robert
Worter. David johnson. Kenneth
Johnson. Milton Mills. Max Parker.
John Irwin, Linka DeBerry. Ed
Ellington. Stanley Dahl. Jerry Gee
han, John Benson; Misses lone
Madscn. Mildred smsllridge. Leo.
Ia Hoff, Louise Williams, Nadene
Calvin. Alma and Evelyn Filing
son. Ellen Bergstrom, Dorecn Ben
son and Ruth Molden.
Among the many bridal showers
complimenting Miss Benson was
the miscellaneous shower given by
Miss Jane Hall of Seattle. Mas
Betty Robb and Mrs. Kenneth
Bourke OF Olympia at Miss Halls
apartment in Seattle on Sunday,
May 2s.
Mrs Julius Long and Mrs. VIII
lam Hansen entertained on FRI
day, May "a. at the Long home In
Keyport. where Miss Benson has
taught during the past three years.
She WINS also honored at n shower
given by the Women's club Of the
BrookdsIe Evangelical Lutheran
church on May u.
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Bethesda Women 10 Have
Luncheon Wednesday

The Women's society Of Bethes-
da Baptist church will meet at
the church for a fellowship meet
ing and potluck luncheon al 1913
on Wednesday afternoon. A buzz
ness meeting will follow at 80.
The program will include de-
votional service and vocal mum.
bers By Mrs. Harold Storm.
Mrs. J. x. Anderson Is the presi-
dent Of the group and Mrs. Cecil
Myers the program chairman.
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Mrs. Galloway
To Open Home
Chi Omega Mothers Club
VIII Entertain

Mrs. Eugene Galloway will
open home on North Yakima
ave. Wednesday afternoon to
members of the aeon a
Mothers club of Chi Omega
sorority when they entertain
the Mothers club from Seat
tie at luncheon. About % are
expected to motor over from
Seattle for the affair.
The Seattle group will present
the program for the afternoon.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs
Ralph Wetherby, Mrs. Fred
klopfenstein, Mrs. r. Lester Kelly
and Mrs. J. H. Gordon.
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HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-05
Mother and Daughter
Vacation in California

Mrs. Everett T. Smith and Miss
Jean Louise Smith of 1921 No.
Proctor st. were holiday visitors at
Paso Robes Hot Springs, Calf.
Mrs. Smith Travelled to Los An
geles to meet her daughter at COL
lege there. They returned home
over the weekend. Mrs. Smith
also spent some time in Santa
Barbara.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-05
Dinner Psr'y Honors
Miss Eula Stacke

A dinner party IN honor Of Miss
Eula Stake. who Will marry Ar.
George Nix IN August. vas given
recently by Mrs. Leo Jsssel. if0Z
So 5sth Vt.
Guests included Miss Eula
Stacks. Mrs. Marion Bsrgoli, sister
Of the bride-tO-be. Mas Ruth Fish
er. Mrs. Blaneh Leo. Miss Frankie
Harris. Mrs Gladys HeGins. Mrs..
Csthrins Robbins Milton. Wn J..
Miss Dorothy Dippaiito, Mrs.. Ted
dy Apercrombie. Miss Fay Kelly.
Mrs. Lueila Jeesel and Mrs.
George Bushis
The table was decorated In roses,
pastel colora.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-05
Reviewers 10 Hear
Story Of de la Mora

The Amateur Book Reviewers
will hold the last meeting until
after the summer months. Thurs
day at 1880 o'clock at Mccormick
branch library. to which those in
terested are invited
For this final meeting, Mrs. c. c.
Jenkins will review In Place OF
Splendor" by constancia de la
Mora. written by the chief of ths
foreign press bureau during tho
Civil War in Spain, who is now In
exile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-05
Junior D. A. R. TO Meet at
Smith Home Tuesday

Members Of the junior chapter
of Mary Ball, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will meet at
8 o'clock Tuesday evening at the
home of the retiring senior regent,
Mrs. Percy Creath Smith, s44 So.
Steele st Mrs. Fred Friberg is
the chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-05
Parks Return 10 Home
Az Fort Levi,

Sgt. and Mrs.. y ~. Parks have
returned 10 Fort Lewis with their
children. Robert and Grace. after
having spent the past five months
az Pacific Grove, Calf.
Bethel Lutheran church Ladies'
Aid society Will meet Wednesday
AZ 2 O'Clock ~ the home Of Mira.
z. LaDtz, 453s 30. Tacoma ave.