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plete to rough plumbing. $l708.
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FURNISHED or unfurnished houses,
$23 to $35 month, water paid
Key at 1040 So 7th. 6-20tf
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I9-City Property for Sale

FIVE ROOM frame house on paved
street south part of town, nice
yard, $2500, terms.
G. A. IRVING
Real Estate and Insurance
831 Main st. Phone 974
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THE FAMOUS Mcdaniel Field
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22-ElECTRlCAL APPLIANCES

BUY the newest in car RADIOS
dimension VITA-TONE Motorola,
$24.95 to 500.
McNEECE & McNEECE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Overseas League Officer
To Be Honored

Always N outstanding occasion
for the Tacoma members ~ the
Seattle unit. Nomens Overseas
Service League Is the observance
Of Armistice DAY ms years
events VII - headed hy the
arrival on Saturday BY plan. Of
the national xice-president. Mrs
& J. Doherty Of Oakland. Calf.
She Win be met by Mrs r Re-
Gardner. president Of the unit. and
taken to the women's University
club. A broadcast breakfast"
viii he held on Monday.
Sunday she will he taken on =
tour Of Fort Lewis and tho slSt
Division. returning IN time for
s o'clock dinner at the Seattle
Tennis club Reminiscent Of the
Armistice day. 1915. will be the
program which Mrs Mary Louise
Rederiek. senior hostess at sist
division, has arranged.
Reservations are open to AL
overseas women in this vicinity
and may be made through Mrs.
o. c. Drumm. Ma. S4s7 and Mrs
J. NJ. Lamb. Ca. seol.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Thanksgiving Event
Wednesday

The First Baptist church Wom-
ems society viii hold It's annual
Thanksgiving luncheon and pro-
gram on Wednesday. Mayor Harry
T. Cain will he present a. guest
speaker for tho afternoon. lie
will be introduced by Mrs, Percy
G. Smith.
Appropriate songs win bs pre-
scented BY Mrs. Robert Wadsworth.
and Mrs. r. " Freeman VIII lead
the devotionais.
A, a special feature. there viii
be a shower Of toys for children
To he sent 10 the mission station
In Montana.
Other special guests viii include
Mrs. Harry Grecnup. president Of
Baptist women of the Puget Sound
association. and . representative
group Of women from Fort Lewis
Mrs. William Quest and members
Of Circle 7 will be hosttnses for
~ 30 luncheon.
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81. psul's Society 70
Meet "Wednesday

The Women's Society Of Christ
ian Service Of ST Pauls Metho-
dist church. will meet in the church
parlors AZ IL o'clock Wednesday
morning for a business session
with the president Mrs. p. p.
Stockhridge. presiding. Luncheon
will he served at 1890 o'clock by
members of Circle No. 4, Mrs.
l. w. Chittenden. captain.
An interesting program will he
presented At l:30. Mrs. Nettie
Ludwig will lead the devotions.
Mrs. John Fairbanks will be in
charge OF the lesson. and Mrs.
l. c. Ness of Fife. accompanied
by Mrs. Carl Hosteter viii sing.
Much interest was shown In the
book talk given Monday evening
by Junis Todd Hallen. Those in
terested In her book talks are
asked to call Mrs. p. S. Strobel.
Ga. 1926: Mrs. John Fairbanks,
Ca. s546. or Mrs. J. w. Barclay,
Ca. 1854
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Bethesda
Ladies Plan
Group 10 Hear Missionary
From Indie Wednesday

Bethesda Baptist ladies'
auxiliary IL looking forward
10 the luncheon planned for
1915 o'clock Wednesday. Mrs.
Roy Smith il chairman for the
affair and Mesdames W. y.
Uric, NJ. Neil. Alfred Ramp
bell. Russell Peterson. Arthur
Gleason. Henry Fisher and
Fay Thorne are on her COM
mittee.
A Thanksgiving motif val be
carried out In the decorations ana
appointments Place cards ~ill
bear .fsyorite scriptures The
eenterplece vill he composed ~
fall flowers turkeys and pump
kins Mr. Howard Hicks 10 In
charge ~ the decorations. assist.
ed by Mrs. Elmer Myers ana Nfs
George ksnnlston.
The afternoons program viii
consist II piano solos by Mrs. .,
winslow and dsvotlonals ~ Mrs.
o. v. Ferguson. Gaest speaker
viii be Mrs. Frances Tenests. mis-.
slonary 10 India Her talk ~ail
be especially interesting since shs
has over 30 years of rich sxperi'
enos from which to bring her mss-
sage. Mrs v. ~ Hall IL program
chairman.
Mrs William Hfsunsng. ar
president. wlil preside over the
abort business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough. chest cold. or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford 70 take chance with any medi-
cine less potent than Circumcision
which goes right 10 the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature 70
soothe and heal raw, tender, infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwooc
ereosote especial process WITH other
time tested medicines for cogghs
II contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have TIRED. tel your druggist 70
eel you 9 bottle Of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must Ike the
vsy i quickly sllsys the cough. per-
hitting rest and sleep, or you are 20
have your money back fAdv)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Paul-Grant
Marriage
Ceremony Read Quietly in
Home OF Brides Percent,

Nuptial vows were exehang-
ed recently in a pretty home
ceremony by Miss Ann lsobel
Grant. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Grant. and Mr.. Nir-
gil c. Paul of Longyiew, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morley Perry
Paul of that city. The Rev.
Harold b. Long performed the
ceremony IN setting of white
chrysanthemums, lighted by
candles.
For her wedding the bride wore
green costume suit with gold
costume )ewelry and brown Access
sories and a corsage of Talisman
rose buds.
She was attended by Miss Mar
garet Grant, her sister. who wore
tan suit with eorsage Of gar
denias. Mr.. Philip =. Paul ws'
his brothers best man.
Mrs. Grant chose a navy an
semble for the occasion and had q
oorsage of pink carnations. Mrs.
Paul was dressed in navy blue also
and had a similar corsage.
Mrs. e. NJ. Chestnut poured Of
the collation. table and assisting
were Misses Janet and Roberta
Chestnut and Violet n. Gordon.
Mr.. Paul and his bride have
gone 10 Longview 10 establish
their home. She II a University
of Washington graduate snd he Of
the University of British Columbia
Circle I. Bethany Presbyterian
church. viii meet Wednesday al
the HON. Of Mrs. Homer Gal.
brsith, 3s0s North Mullen, at ]
o'clock for dessert luncheon. Mrs
c. L. Sylvester will assist Mrs.
GAlbraith.
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Younger Group
To EnisrlaIn

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Writer'S 10 Hear
Pamela Jones

Tn, Tacoma Writers elnh sill
meet on Thursday evening q, 10
in the womsn's clubhouse and will
have as guest speaker Miss Pamela
Pearl Jones Of Seattle. a former
writing instructor AZ the uniyer-
sity Of Washington she has won
recognition In the field Of creative
writing.
Mrs. Harold ciayherg will pre-
side At the meeting and Mrs..
Robert Western will have charge
Of the program.
Included also IN tho program
will he short stories and poetry
reading.
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Surprise Party Honor
Miss Susie Weller

A surprise party was given for
Miss Gussie Weller, 6l7 So. Yaki-
ma, recently on the occasion of her
birthday.
Those present were Mesdames
Alice Mckay, c. Bigelow. Cora
Irving. Viola Curwen. Marie
Daseher, Martha Cross. Rankin. A.
Lang and z. r. Wheeler.
Luncheon was served by the
hostess. the table being beauti-
fully decorated with fsll flowers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Amity Chapter 70 Meet
For "ObIioafion kioht"

Amity chapter. o.E.s.. viii meet
Wednesday evening in the Gothic
room of the Masonic temple al S
O'Clock. This meeting has been
set aside as obligation night" and
all members Of the order are cor
daily invited oy the presiding off,
GERS. Mrs. Robert ]. Moore. worthy
mstron. and Maxwell Henley.
worthy patron. \ social hour viii
follow.
Hawthorne Improvement club
slil meet Tuesday evening al 7.50
al 2si0 "a. c At.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Dessert Luncheon
AT Dash Point

Members Of the Dash Point
Social and Improvement club
auxiliary will meet At the club
house on Thursday afternoon for
/ o'clock dessert luncheon. Bust
ness. which Mrs. J. y. Lerum viii
conduct. will follow. ss will a talk
by Mrs. c. G. Tnmble on China.
Hostesses for the afternoon ~iil
include Mrs. T. y. Gilmore. Mrs.
L. s. Carlson. Mrs. Charles Erms-
finger, Mrs. John Hood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

Topaz circle y. o. W. will spon-
sor their annual card party We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock in the
Pythisn temple. Mrs. Robert PAIL
ing il the general chairman.
Mrs. Arthur Payne, president OF
the Choir guild Of 81. Johns Epis-
eopal church. announces that Mrs.
]. d. DeYoung will entertain mem
bers Of the group at her home,
5000 Montgomery. Tuesday eve
ming At 7:45.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

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Mrs. klopfens'ein 70 Be
Hostess Thursdsy

Mrs. Fred klopfenstein will he
hostess TO members of the Day
Nursery club at 1890 luncheon on
Thursday. Assisting hostesses will
be Mesdames J. c. Cummings, r. J.
Wallerich. A. A. Duenwald and
Leslie Tllttie
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Mrs. Gregory 70 Be
Hostess thursday Evening

Mrs.. Neal Gregory Will he
hostess Thursday evening to men,
bers Of the siena club. which will
meet at her home. 34i2 North
2sth. AZ 8 p. m. Miss Jane Muir
ray. club president, viii preside
and the program for the evening
VIII feature a review Of The
Borgis Pope lFerrarsl by Mr..
Joseph hanlsy. The hostess viii
serve supper at the evenings Close
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Take Vows
On Sunday
Miss Johnson. Mr.. elsbern
Wed in Bspiisi Chapel

The attractive Little Chapel
~ First Baptist church was
chosen by Miss June Virginia
johnson for her marriage
Sunday afternoon at half after
3 o'clock to Mr.. Robert julius
Elsberry. The bride i the
daughter Of Mrs. Johan John
son and her husband the son
OF Mrs. Matilda Elsberry.
Vows were exchanged in a
setting of white chrysanthe-
NUNS, candlelighted. before
the Rev. Walter o. Macoskey.
Before the ceremony organ
music Was played BY Mrs. Lester
Larkin and Mr.. Stanley Hughes
was the vocal soloist
For her wedding. given in mar
rage by her brother. Or. Fordyce
A. H. johnson. the bride chose q
pale chartreuse crepe afternoon
dress with accordion pleated pep
hum. q matching hat and corssge
Of orchids.
Her only attendant. her sister.
Mrs. Grace Berry of Portland.
wore 4 royal blue dress which
combined velvet and sheer wool.
She had q matching hat and cor
sage If Cecil Drummer roses. Mr.
Nicola Gents was the best man.
and ushers were Mr.. Herbert
Haynes and Mr.. Hugh Watson.
Mrs. Johnson wore . navy en-
semble for her daughters wedding
and Mrs. Fishery chose gold for
her outfit. Both wore gardeniss.
At the reception white ehrysan-
themums and tspers were used on
. white cutwork cloth. Pouring
were Mrs. Fordyce A. II. johnson.
sister-in-law of the bride. and Mrs
Sidney Hslvorsen. her sister
Mrs. Robert Ollie cut the bride s
cake and Miss Sylvia Eskildsen
had charge of the guest book.
Assisting were the brides cousin.
Mrs. Robert Mason. and two sunts.
Mrs. Leah Robertson and Mrs. J. p.
Murphy. A group of young girl
friends of the bride assisted with
tho serving
The attractive table and room
decorations were arranged by Mrs.
W. A. Moore. Charming little Jean
Berry. niece OF the bride, served
the groom's cake.
After a brief stay at Timberline
lodge, the couple will make their
home here.
Lend : Hand Circle. Kings
Daughters and Sons. will meet
"Wednesday for ] o'clock dessert
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Perry
Woods. $500 No. 34th. Mrs. C. L
Cornforth will assist.
Circle I. Ohyet Lutheran church.
will meet Wednesday for 1890
luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
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Choir 0uild Announces
COMING Luncheon

Mrs. Harry Andrews is to be
chairman of the luncheon of the
Choir guild of Christ Episcopal
church Thursday afternoon at /
o'clock. Assisting will be Mes
danes Henry jackson, C. r. Bon
nell and Frank Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

Trinity Guild Ndii meet Tuesday
evening In ths pariors If Trinity
Lutheran church. FARMLAND
Mrs Morn Herein - Seattle
VIII speak on the work az Sea-
mems Mission. Gerhard sssre
will sing HostesssH az. Mrs n
Diers and 2iss Ruth swanson.
I-adis. auxiliary "a The IanH-
ber and seamili Workers viii
hold a class IN parliamentary issF.
wednesday evening II 80 -
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Nfs Anna 3. Fireman - - -
m charge.
You help yourself sfnsn you buy
L :. Defenhs Bonds.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

FIRST brihooys n recent weeks hove been eele
broieo By frs, row Pobed Lynn sfo.oil. too o. Mr.
ord Ms eod . Sioyoii. 1914 20 c 81. Weldon
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d Circle, Kings

Lend Hand Circle. Kings
Daughters and Sons. will meet
Wednesday for ] o'clock dessert
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Perry
Woods. $500 No. 34th. Mrs. C. L.
Cornforth will assist.
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Circle I. onvet Lutheran church.

will meet Wednesday for 1890
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Howard Mason, 2124 So. Sheridan.
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3neig 81 alfmerfiam eemaft, bub
nGhite %crionlmiung oiesmol Oil 80.
DtGrs, nufmittags 3 llbr, IN ser
Gorpotbio Safe obgebalten miro.
Die &Crinmmlllng miro ipegen Ealm.
iomntng cine ISOLDE friibcr nbgcbnls
ten. SIuN folgt ser iibIld)c acniltlihC
2l6cno na0Dcr, no sic @tit0licOct
EinoMle uno ouocrc Spiele ipiclcl
fonncn. Gs pcrocn au6 oieslna
ifone Treiie fiir ieoen Gid gegeben
I'm bieie Sohe 5u f0rOern bitter
mir oll sic Wtitglieoer, Sic elmer
Ercis ipcnocn ipollen, Iih bel gr
Gi5eprtiiioent Sbpn. Seiler an5ll
mclocn. Gs bittet baS 9aufomite
oiei'rigen Mitglieocr. Oie ipiQeni
iino uno oas @elo bobcn. Sen Sc
trog, ben lie ge5eid)net baben. ndhlt
&erionnlung bel 9r. Sefr. Mihae
Sellticb gcoon Suitturg 81 sablen.
Wtihael Seutih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27

aQe, sic SIter= =&upertc aus Dent Ne
h1lter beralls5rncbmen uno plc'elbeIl
reht gut an5l,fiillcn mo ounn ON
acknowledgement in benl Gottcs
oienit eill5ubdnoigcl. Scoes &llpcrt
hot cine Summer unO miro Dem Nit
glieo glttgcihrieben inter Otter Sol
leftc. Sonlit fam icocs Wtitalleo bel
ser iehsmonatigcn Hchnlng Den
iibcrecbenen 9etrug ionic Die nod
ousltebenoen 9ctrGgc ichcu. 9eocnft
ood), mir befonlnteu am 3abltog lllla
ieren peroienten 2obn bon ,lnlern'
s(rbeitgebern, ioueu nidt audi oleie
nieen 3obltos boben sic inns Sicncn,
ia geipib. Sielcs fam a6cr Mir bnnl,
geiheben, ,penn mir ale wohentlid
bciiteucrn. Sn Ser SoTinung, oob az
rett gut oielem slllirl,i Iolge leliten
,cihnct ,Spbn @iintbcr, S6atnl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Nus ct. louis, Wo.
3,ucig Is.

NDOSbH Ic'
Sic Mitalicoer werocn hierluit er,
innert, oaB bic rcgclmabigc Ser
lalnmlllng Sonntag, Sen 6. Ipril,
3 llbr nndmittags, I'M ct. Sollis
Saus, 9ale go. 3O7. itattfinbet uno
iinl erillft uoll5Gblig 81 erihcinen.
Inter anbercn 8cld)Giteu, oie 5llr
Grleoigung fpnlncn, ipcrOen sic Ser
ipalter Oas Heiultat ser pierteliabri-
gen Eriiillng ocr 8iiher llnicrcr ST.
nall5beamten berihtcn.
Nad)oen in oieier Seriammlung
cine fleine Slterfeier fiir lmiere Sim.
Der itattfinOet, iollten aae oiejenigeu
ainoer, sic gum Central Gerban0 ge.
boren, anlueieno iein, oenn es miro
ieocs elm Sltcrgei6enf erbaltcn, aud
Die, iDelde nidt ba5u geboren lper
oen nidt pergeiien weroen. ..n.
Sic Mitglieber merbeu nohmals
erinnert, bob ibnen einen groBe lie
berraidung bonn &omitee IN Iusiid
geIteat miro, iomit ia alle fommen.
8eorg 8eb6ogen, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27

slu6 IN ltngnrn mudt lid iett Der
&rieg mcbr ltno mcDr bemerfbar nno
in 9uoapeit ser lebten beiteren
Sallptitaot Guropas, miro bas gauge
2eben BON bem &rieg llnO ieinen
Solgen beberricbt. Hotionierung iteis
genoe Hreie, Itorfe @clGrdnflngen
ol,f allen Gebieten lno nid)t 5ulctt
sic oal,ernoe @efabr ser 9riegspers
widlung, in ser iid) beute ieber s(d)s
ienltoat bcfinoet, itellen fir Sic llns
aarn, sic fir gutes Giien unb eutcs
Srinfen iotpie ein iorgloles Seben
uiel geben, reaIe @irflidfeit oor.
slmtlid aineen sic Yreiic i'm Sab'
re 1910 Tim 141afo geseniiber oem
Goriabr in Sic Sobe. SotiGhli6 linb
sic Scbensbaltlmasfolten iebod) gana
seiualtia 9eitiegcn, lpofiir beionoers
ser Sdml,ggcl in fnoppen Groouf
ten, ipie aaifee, Zee, 3l,der, Mtebl
aartpffeln lmo Ssettc pcranttuortlid
lit. SicIe Senbens in einem rciher
Taroritaat lit auf Sic almebmenOer
oclltlhen &lufe al,riif5uiiibren. 9it
ltngarn piiIen, oaB iic iett Sic Nic
men elger ibnallen miilien, oami
sic oelitlbe &riegsmaibinc ipeiter IN
taft bleibt.
Sn ltngarn gibt cs feine gleidor
tige 9ationieriuta im ean5en 2onoe
piclmcbr iebt jcoc cin5clnc 8emcinb'
ihrs .cigcnen gcltinmlungen felt. M,,d