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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12
MULLINS RIDGE

Miss Norma Sluss spent Satur-
day night with Geraldine Farmer.
Price Owens called on Norma
Sluss Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. A. Branham and Mr..
and Mrs. Cline Sluss called on
Fred Farmer and family Tuesday.
Mrs. Cline Sluss and Mrs. Fred
Farmer spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Bruce Farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Moore visit
ed at the home of Fred Farmer
one day last week.
The ones who visited the for
estry show at Mt. View School
were Mrs. Charlie Sluss, Norma
and Trula Sluss, Mrs. Bruce Far
mer and daughter, Mrs. Fred Far
mer, Miss Cosby Mullins, Mrs.
Jim Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
Mullins, Mrs. Charley Mullins,
Ank, Garland and Gordon Willis.
S. T. Mullins visited Ark Willis
Friday on business.
Wash Mullins visited Uncle
Cas- Artrip, and said he was i'm
proving somewhat.
Troy Moore spent Friday night
with Bruce Farmer and family.
Uncle Jim Syphers has been
visiting friends and relatives in
Haysi this week.
Sol Rakes and son, Rodney, of
Haysi spent Friday hunting on
Mullins Ridge.
Paris Rakes was calling ON
Exia Farmer Saturday evening,
and they attended services at the
Holiness church.
Miss Geraldine Farmer spent
Saturday night with Cosby Null
Inns.
Mrs. Wash Mullins spent SUM-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Farmer.
Mrs. Jim Moore visited her
mother, Mrs. Wash Mullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Farmer Wis
tied at the home of Garland Will
lis Sunday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12

John Ratliff and Lamar Colley
have been squirrel hunting some,
and they never fail to bring home
the bacon.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12
Social Column

VS. WV
:,
MIS- 'oiiil w. oheeii Has oeeii
coiiAhieo ~ iiei oeo t"o uayo ILLS
WIS Joiin n Ireeil ana odusii
'el' MSttie' VI oidoloih, w. Vd''
Vlsl'eu leidtiVSs mere lds' "eeA'
=. ,. Colley OF baoen Was
business Vlsltor IN Town last oat-
ufday
ArInuf counts OF Nealy Ridge
was business Vlsltor IN Cllnt-
WOOD last saturday ana Monoay.
lileiie'S heie last weeh-eiio'
-
oanatorlum last SATURDAY ana
SUNDAY
MISSES MARY EuWaros ana SARA
hate onase visited Jerry onase OF
oHllon roise oVer 1iAe heiio'
Gape rieliilils anu e'eile Wright
LOOK 10 Tie iieios ana woooe Will
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12

Cova Willis was greeting
friends here last weekend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12

c. S. Colley of Baden was {
business visitor in town last Sat
urday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12

Mrs. John H. Green and daugh
ter, Myrtle, of Slabfork, w. Va,
visited relatives here last week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12

Burl Short of Norland was here
today.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12

Arthur Counts of Nealy Ridge
was a business visitor in Clint
wood last Saturday and Monday
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12

Mrs. James M. Skeen visited
her sister, Billie Mac, at Catawbs,
Sanatorium last Saturday and
Sunday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12

Mrs. John M. Skeen has been
confined to her bed two days this
week with illness.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12

Miss Mamie Mcconnell of Nc
Clure visited her brother, Grady,
of Christiansburg last weekend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-12-12

Misses Mary Edwards and Sara
Kate Chase visited Jerry Chase of
Clifton Forge over the weekend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
800 Mobiles Will
Parade Saturday

Plans were completed today for
the entertainment Of 500 mobiles ~
Atm Temple. who wiil be IN sss.
sion Saturday for the only csre-
moniai 81 1910
one OF the features al Masonic
temple viii be initiation Of a large
class Of candidates. who ar. 10 be
indicted into the shrine. the COM
mittee headed by Edward J Gar
rison. poteniats. being In charge.
Divsn members who will take
part IN the ceremonial and festivi.
ties OF the day include Henry O.
Foss, Stewart y. Perry. Walter n.
hierow. Eugene A. white. Edgar
NJ Densmore, Floyd G. kinneAr,
y X Murray. Frederick ". Ed
wards. Walter ~ su,,er. Robert r.
femme, Archibald ". Howe and
John &. Obenour.
A busy day of activity Is slated
for the visitors. diyan members
and candidates A business meet.
ing IL set for 4 .. m, a parade
following at Q p. m. at which time
mobiles, uniformed groups. the band
and patrol and candidates march
from the Masonic temple 10 the
Winthrop hotel
All nobility will enjoy IN. ban
quet At the Winthrop hotel At
8 D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Veterans Quartet
In First Program

Wild West post 81. Veterans of
Foreign Wars. and its auxiliary.
will meet in joint session in the
state armory Friday night, ae-
cording 10 Commander Fred Brin-
ing and Auxiliary President Mrs.
Dave lFrancesl Clemensen The
occasion will be marked with a
short business session to determine
extent Of joint Christmas plans.
Assuming a place Of Importance
on the entertainment program Fri
day will be the past commanders
male quartet making its first pub
lie appearance. The Royal Blue
orchestra will accompany the sew
enl vaudeville numbers and play
for dancing to follow. Assisting
DR.. Ray T. Frederick, as chairman.
are Harry> Carpenter. r. W.
Happy Harrison. Brewer Eng
land, John Taylor, James Craw-
ford, Col. w. E. Patrick. Leonard
Alfred and Tom Morgan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
State oresiry
Conference Dec. S

Many Tacomans plan 10 attend
the 18th annual Washington State
Forestry conference TO be held in
Seattle Dec. g. Among them il
Roderie Olzendam. director Of
public relations for the Viewer
haeuser Timber company. who will
give report as chairman OF the
conference committee on educa-
ton and public relations
Dean Hugo WinkenWerder Of
the L. W. Forestry school IL presi-
dent Of the state group. Besides
him. speakers will include 6. y.
Marc kworth Of the L. W: T. s.
Hedges Of the state tax commits
sion; F. G. shimmin: n. l.. Plumb
supervisor Snoquslmie forest. r.
6. Goodyear. stat. forester.
George l.. Drake Of Shelton; r. T.
Clark, Seattle. C. s. Cowman.
Prof. J. Kenneth Psarce Of the
Y. W, and W G. Weigle, super
intendent Of state parks
Highhghting the meeting will
be the luncheon a. which G ~.
Collingwood Of Washington. p. c.
will speak. He Is chief forester Of
the National Lumber Hsnufac-
turers' association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

A. agreement between "a ship
Yards and - Seattle Metal Trades
council was studied y unioa mem
he's Friday PRIOR = hallotlnr on
TIE proposal 90 govern working
conditions until Apfl !
The contract calls Tor MAZE in
creases ~ I've CENTS an hour for
laeerers. making ths fate - cents
an hour. and = similar Increase Tor
oaulkers setting the scale at 81 Is
sn hour
A five-dsv week xzs established
for the Todd Shlpysfds and Dry
doek Others Included in the
agreement were the Lake Union
ShInysrd. Lake Washington ship
yard and Ninslow shipysrd.
Shiphullding plants in this city
are not directly affected n the
labor contracts Of ether ports
however
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
l1&H&adEXi
PorleYs. Vote on New Labor Agreements;
Ship Sued for Longshoremon's Death

evening iesding Taeoms GOD. fcF
n ORIENT Friday as under at
tsehment - the L : marshal Tor
$1,000 damages involving the
death - Portland ionsshefsnsn
earlier tbs month.
According % the ehsrfs MED
in L : admiralty court. Walter
Elsnsr Anderson as KILLED when
hs fell into IN uniiEhted hatch
curing the course - slowing cargo
81 Portland
The estate ~ ths decreased -
represented Nv his brother. Morris
John Anderson - Portland
The ship = = Unit ~ the Aitsu.
hlshl ShaH ksisha snd arrived
here Tuesday evening from Colum.
hla river ports
Usual procedure in libel sections
q the sort requires the vessel to
post bond Of twice the snoant ~
damages sought before ths ship
i allowed u move
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Fred Henricksen
Doubles Fines

Acting Police Judge Fred Hen
ricksens edict Friday that second
liquor offenses should bear
heavier penalty than "firsts" was
promptly put into action.
Charley r. Mcdowell, charged
with violating the city liquor code
on two counts, arrested Oct. rs and
again Nov. l. drew fines Of $3.50
and costs and si75 and costs
The penalty followed testi-
mony by Donald Mcdonald.
former shoe merchant and now
an agent for the state liquor
hoard, that Mcdowell took
few suipes at me-" when he
went to the SORRENTO cafe,
1891 Commerce, 10 make
buy"
Il used to box a little myself,
so ! warded them off all right IN
I'll the proprietor tripped me" said
Mcdonald. The court ruled the
testimony could not affect the case
at bar, which was merely liquor
violation charge.
Other fined in police court were
Louis Ganser. 522el1 South Taco
ma way. arrested Oct 20. $50
and costs: Orlando Boni, arrested
Nov. 10. 1882 Broadway. $3.50 and
costs; James Stewart. arrested
Nov. 10. Roma cafe. 1920 Broad
way. $3.50 and costs: Anthony
Spadifor. the Reno, 1882 Broad
way. Nov 10. $3.50 end costs. and
Thomas Jones. Nov. 10. Star cafe
1919 Broadway, formerly the Lido,
$3.50 and costs.
A charge filed against Sam
Spadoni, arrested Oct. -. was dis
missed upon motion Of tn. prose
cutor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Obituary N Offices
LEONARD scuweIITR

Leonard schwsissr. u. died
Thursday at his home. ia7 IA ssth
81 n. AS borr In Germany and
had lived In United States so
years he cam. 10 Tacoma four
years ago from Lacey surviving
are a brother. Peter Francis of
Frances. Wash. nephew. ".
Benedict Of Forks. wash. four
nleces. Mrs wsltsr Won Ro,s. Mrs
Chris nsndheimer and Mrs. Peter
kropf Of Tacoma and Mrs Katie
Kruger Of Portland, Ore. and one
brother and two sisters in Ger.
many. Cassidy a Allen will an
nounce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Stock Market Is Firm,
But Trading Hits Lull
NEW YORk-Th. 49,


vas firm IN quiet trading todav
Utilities in IRE main were weak
Nth Consolidated Edison and pub
lie Service Of New Jersey At new
lows FOR the year
L. 5. Steel. Santa Re and stand
ard OIL New Jersey registered
minor losses. Many rails gained
and numerous special issues were
strong
Universal Pictures first preferred
rose more than Two points. Two
point gains were made b National
Biscuit preferred and Pittsburgh
Coal preferred. Gains Of more
than a point were noted IN East
man Kodak. Fairbanks Morse. New
York Shipbuilding. Thinker Roller
Bearing and L. s. Steel preferred.
George Helme spurted s. points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

Writers Class Moves

Creative writing class which for
merry met in the high school Will
meet in the Sumner public library
on each Tuesday evening from :
20 q The first three Tuesdays Of
the month will be devoted to article
and short story writing. Poetry
Will be taught on the last Tuesday.
The Sumner Pre- School group
met a. the home Of Mrs Robert
Wiley Wednesday evening Or.
Harry H. Andrews Of Sumner
spoke on the care Of the mother
after childbirth. child training and
immunizstion. At the close OF the
business meeting refreshments
were served Mrs. Ray Book and
Mrs. Francis Chervenks presided
at the buffet service. Those pres
ent we're Mesdames Vince Gerhard
Donald Brown. Wade Young, Floyd
ingalls,. Edward Sanford, Richard
Spencer. Ellis Green, Helmer
Green. Albert Melhart. Paul Full
mer, Frank Drebick, Leroy Haase.
f. p. Andrews. Fred Waite. Joseph
Fosniek. Orville Jorgeson. O. n
Jones, Harry Kuhn. Al Hsllberg,
Howard SvchrenRohst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
SIS. Station May
Reopen Dec. 20
Protests Ignored
BY Corps Hdqrs.

coi f<~i. Turtle commander
II tn~ sslective Service Induction
station - the 18th fioef - ~
Washington haiiting. a. : starr
- - etfiesfs a. nsen vsfs hglsy
Friday -sieslng ne -,stlan
Orders came frem Ninth Corps
headquarters late Thursday. re-
affirming = pFsvieu. request that
ths station - etassd immediately.
Col Turtle haa asksst head.
quarters refmlssson 10 sssr ths
offic- epen
Col Turtle sd the sstica
would - rrcpsnsa about nssc -
Closure q the station Wil mean
that several volunteer. Vha were
Il have eesn indurt~d Nandsy.
All have 10 wali until Jan. d
when the next sslective Service
call wiil - made
headquarters ordered tAs office
closed evsF the protests az both
Col Turtle and nris Gen
Maurice Thompson. state ssisetive
Service director
Gen. Thompson had sent a re-
quest to headquarters asking that
al volunteers under the peace
time draft act - indueted into
the army Immediately he said
lang periods ~ waiting worked .
hardship On ecms volunteers
N view 81 the fact that many
volunteers AZ the tins they wtsh
u volunteer have no means -
support and. therefofe. must
either md = bob or 60 into the
service immediately
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Holiday Garb
For Sumner
Tree Harvest in
Valley Started

SUMNER The sumner Cham
her q Commerce - sponsoring q
program for decorating the city
streets for the holiday season In
charge 81 arrangements are Wal
ter Barnard Glenn Larson. Ga
Rogers. Arthur Berens. ". r. Bur
ton and Ivan Putnam Mayor r o.
Tareox and street Supt Dewey
CoffmAn are supervising the work.
Every precaution is being taken 70
insure safe hanging Of the strings
and greenery.
The holiday motif win b. the
theme for the annual senior hail.
in the high school auditorium FRI
day evening At 9 o'clock Betty
johnson. general chairman. Is as
sisted ~ Roger Ryan. Gloria Hart
ley. Eddie Leyack. Myrtle Sperh.
Patty Dunn. Fred Hand and Miss
Florence Pool. advisor. Patrons
and patronesses are Mr.. and Mrs
Wade Cslsvan. MI and Mrs Har-
old keeney, Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Foster and Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Rideu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Atwood Plan
Is Approved

Plans 10 make present school
funds so farther. II the heavy de-
mands Of the old-Rge pension init
stive. No. 141. make II difficult 10
raise school money next year. were
adopted by county school superin.
tendents ~ their annual confer
enee in Olympia Thursday. ac-
oording 10 Pierce County supt
Perez J. Cox.
The new county school head and
George h. Neff. county school stat
istieisn, both were in Olympia two
DAYS for the conference.
The conference approved the
mueh-debated plan Of State School
Supt. Stanley p. Atwood for dis
trtbuting available funds on the
basis Of school districts actual
need rather than on the present
fiat per-pupil basis.
They also favored laws To per-
nit school districts In a county
TO buy all their supplies together
to save money and TO permit them
10 buy their school busses through
the state purchasing agent They
estimated 25 TO 40 per cent saving
could be made by the latter plan
on the 800 busses purchased about
the state each year and also would
result In Standardization Of buses
The superintendents favored APP
propriating $4,000 900 for the state
to use in matching local school
funds for erecting new buildings
and favored some form Of state
insurance on school buildings. lni-
uatve l41 WAS discussed. but nc
official action was taken on II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
FUNERAL sGasI0Gs

yans. IAPiatts Gfaysslas ssry-
ice. wsr. held Friday. 7is .. m.
in cushm.n csmstsry. Rev. ".
Anssim officiating cssssdy =
Allen In charge.
Mrs. Carrie breidsah.sh sstur-
day. sat5 . m. from Holy Rosary
church. eortsss leaving Cassidy .
Alien Al $50. burial Calvary
esmstsry. rosary. FRIDAY. 100 ..
m. at IN. church palitssrsrs will
be Arnold and John badsr. Tom
Rhihbons. D., Raymond brsidsn-
bach. Henry Meyer ana Robert
Jepssn. AL grandchildren.
Mrs. Nell Hsys. The BODY viii
BE- sent FRIDAY night by GsffDsy
70 whiitsmors. Iowa. for burial.
following rosary service ~ ths
mortusry 81 o m
Beatrice witkspf saturday. !
. m. from Buckley Kings ehapsl.
Rev Cyrus y. Aibsrtson offiei.
stlas. burial Tacoma esnasssry
failbssrsrr sili ~ Dssk cambsrn.
Arthur Bartisti. Lloyd Berry.
Owen Ellison. Eari nsrtiHsais ana
Dan Dimmifs
John Brssk S.stpooEsn rhs
t1ay vas ssnt b. Isaekisy. King "a
Seattle for funeral ssfyiess sn6
burial
frank L. b~.a saturday. 30
p m. from hsliingsrs chapel.
Ei1sr kcusrd Dsnnison o<fiei.
siins, burial. SsN TseOms ssms-
l.rT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
BEGGAR FINED

Jailed on = charge Of soliciting
aims Nels r. siipola drew a 30
day jail term in police court Fri
day. He Was arrested BY Officer
Eastman in the early morning
after Ignoring one warning TO stop
naolesting pssssrsby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Ruth Isle Named

Resignation OF Miss Myrtle
Jones, language instructor a. Sta
dunn high school. on account Of
marriage was accepted by the Ia
coma school board Thursday after
noon. simultaneously the board
appointed Miss Ruth Isle n
teach Spanish and Latin in her
Mace
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
FALSE Teeth
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass

Many wesrtTs q false teeth have
suffered real en- ban sssuent Dsczisss
tnsir rlst>s dropped. s1pped Or Sso-
bIec At just The Eforg tine Do nof
i've In fear Of this happening 20 you.
just sprinkle a little FAsTKETH me
alkaline fnor-scicl csnture powder
on Vour plate It's a real sld 20 thou
sands II holding such plates more
firmly IN place 80 that they feel more
comfortable YASTEETE checks osc
plate ocor@ fcenturs breath. o.
cause II, alkaline Get YASTDTH
~ any erzx siora as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
HAPPY
&;rthdau
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER -

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ~
Mrs. Elmer u,ernssh. Yslm,
Wash.
Catherine toesni,s. sIs Va.
Seth 81.
Jaunita Hansen. s1t 40. seth.
Apdry 1orreps L~wis. 1908
IA. s5th II.
Mabel Lowe. b0st 40. Warner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
SENTENCE SUSPENDED

Charges Of disorderiy conduct
brought Mr. Don King. %. a 10
day jail sentence, suspended IN po-
lice court Friday when she APP
peared 10 answer the charges She
was taken into custody in a down
town hotel when police, In the
early morning. received word she
WAS making 50 much noise while
uphraiding her husband that resi-
dents Of another hotel were unable
10 sleep.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Tree Harvest

Christmas tree harvest Is under
way in the Puyallup and Sumner
districts. Cutting will continue
until the middle Of December.
Trees are harvested now are for
markets in New York and Atlantic
coast states. On the first OF the
month the shipments 20 TO Chicago.
ST. Louis and Kansas City. The
last cutting will be used for the
local markets This is about the
last agricultural crop sent out Of
Washington each year.
Paul Zoller has passed his tests
and has been accepted for navy
enlistment, and will leave soon for
California.
Bob Jensen and Paul Snow left
the first Of the week 10 attend the
aviation school at Glendale, Calf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
FORT CALENDAR

FORT CALENDAR
Vessels In port: Katrina Lucken-
bach. Sperty Red Jacket. smsiter.
Astoria. Northwestern. Lake
Frances. 81. Paul mill
Vessels due Saturday: nsfinr.
Port piers. Coast Miller. shaffsr
No :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

II you're not using II. ssIl II With
a Fast Action Tines Want I'D
Phone MAN 3i5I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
JAP SHir IIREIFn

The japanese motorship Olympia
Maru m port here until Thursday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

Quotations courtesy Dean Witter 4
Co Washington BLDG. members
SeW York Stock ENchsngel
Hllh Low CInse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
PuYallup Woman Expires
On Way TO Hospital
Arrange Rites for Mrs. Reynolds;
Mrs. Thompson w. c. 7. U. Hostess

WARY nssln.a. % an 49,.
NV NJ. - nehim.n. president
- -. rrcaF. wtn axis, ufs
wcwinsn AT hoer,f rnsms~rr srs
usxea = sttsnf
Mss Margaret ut.tnxer. eIty
htfafisn. h.s arranged . stsFy
hnar faf pupils ~ -. FIRST -
stxfh grades sneiusivs. f1f fam
saturday moFaiax n -. nhrsrv
resee t.uth<Fsn ehafxh fsth<rS
sna seas bsa4tiet saasanref 80
saturday svsnlnx sfli - h~if RI
dsv sxsninx Instead Al the parish
hall
Nss~s~~asv sp>.k>s
n. annual rui.sse.<rr ~trsHs
csfsrins s~rvls. ~fll - r~id -
tire Assnosft.t snussh sunaey
morning st II eiesces ~ttn ~.
asrmasnss fsesfs~efth ~ ne
speaker
he. npas~efts u . ~tssseeesy
frum ne Malay peninsula ard sis-
tfief superintendent AZ missionary
wcrs - me Methodist ssurvh ~
that le<.iltY BE ms spent -
years n the ssss sna frs i've
years has h..n heated II rsn>n9.
straits s~tfiensnt. Ne ~fii sr~>n
sn TIA pFesens Situation a. fas
peninsula snf IN. Dutch k.ss
Inais. Christ 81 the crues-
ro.as~ 10 his subject
Mr. r. " ssssff.r ~ w-ss
Fioaxsr ave. will Re hostess 10
IN. Arts sna kssfss efas Mo.
aay sffsrassn 81 . oislses nra
ftat<fs a tax.s Oil rf.sssis. Mr..
= " g. ksufmss ~lli sl~sass
~Ets hsnrs~ ~p.~ms ~ xsfsaus
Places ~ nua nisndinx eth -
reviewed ~ Ms u. G. Mnrs~ snd
Mrs n &. sehanbasn ~sll slso
give bees r~vis~
James N Hair has hs~a ap~
pointed . msmf~F n the nosfa a.
directors ~ ths Western wash
lns,nn Fsir sssnssstsar Ia finlsh
the term a. the late Charles nshsn.
Appointment ~.s made "a . r~esns
beard meeting. seewfeiin9 10 a. =
psftsi. secretary. manager
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

II you're not using II. sell II with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad
Phone MAIN 1891.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

rrysIIrr runeral ssrvies.
Tor Ma Lillian B. ReYneids. -
acre icing srfsnx~d friday fl.
lnwinK 80 sudden death Therstsy
morning.
Nrs Rsynnists. mo hvsd al iate
", Stewart ave vas IN hsr wsx
"a take : hsl. fef rsenma when
.hs became N sna stepped a. ~
homs - nay WaFrsn - tfth q
NV A. smhalancs 80 esli~zi
ard shs alsd - hss way % th<
hospital ahs hsd lived n ruys
aliup u YEAR. ard came % ths
state . year. sEe frem Ns~
1css
surviving sfs hss husband. VII
liam D. Rsynulsi. ard three
sisters nss Emsiy rssscw -
Buffalo " Y Ms rita utnsf.
Forest ereve. q sed NJ. Clara
swar,s Denver. Cato nnH. fsla.
srsi hesns VIII snnDuns. sfrsnxs-
msnts
A sronr ~ members ~ rxiysliup
touw losiFe sili a. n Enum.
claw Saturday svenlnr % attend
the district meeting - Aouw
lodge. The meeting IL called %
: o'clock and sill 10 attended ~
srours from taaxss ~ Southwest
Washington
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M. J n. Thompson. sis eth 81 /.
NV. viii 10 hostess for an ALL
day meeting ~ the ruy.ilar unit
q the w.Cru ris.isy. begin
ming 81 TO o'cleek
Feature ~ IN. Afternoon pro-
gram sill h. = fevls~ ~ Ann
tAndh~fK book. The way % ths
Future. nv Mrs. } G. Caos. De-
saiions will b. IN charge ~ Mrs
}. v. heinnss Music. arranged
by Mrs. Msdss iIufs. all include
a vocal group ~ Mrs ian Gray.
accompanied by Miss Mabel
Thompson.
The annual Training fsr Asrs.
ice" school viii no held 81 the
morning session and wtll h~ psr-
ticlpstsd In by Mesdsmss usrb~ft
ruriis. W A. Miller. ]. G. Cook.
q y Henry. J I. Thompson.
Madgs liurd, J A. Card, Ahhss
Cummings, George ksphsrt. Mora
prummond. Myrtle Williams. VII
liam Hssmsoth. Margaret Buell.
and u. A. Miller Members are
ssksd 10 bring sandwiches sad
table service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
IGNt IL BLANC

Levi Leblanc. 80. died Friday ~
his hom.. 1912 No. Yakima ave
lie had lived In Tacoma IL years
Surviving are seven sons. Ernest,
Oscar and Henry Of rscoms. Eu-
gene Of Kent, Lawrence of Port.
land. lee Of Seattle and brother
Louis Of San iaiis Hey. Cal. NV.
daughters. Miss Eugsnia Leblanc
Of Tacoma. Mrs John y kfuse al
Gshring. ssb. Mrs W D. aSsgls
and Mrs james A. sullivan Of Ne.
attic and Sister Marie Paul of
Eugene. Ore, ard az Hfsndcbii.
dren Cassidy a Allen sili an
nouncs the funeral