The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Sumner Lodges
Pick Officers
PIT. A. Planning
For Convention

SUN>ER-Ofncers were elected
81 recent meeting Of Sumner
assembly, Order Of Rainbow for
Girls for the next SIX months
term. They consist Of Ruth Carns-
han, worthy adviser. Mia Shook.
associate worthy adviser. Patty
Riddell Charity; Leona wahl.
Hope. Myrtle Sperb. Faith; kath-
eryn Patterson. recorder. Dorothy
Livingston. treasurer; JAM { E
jameson. chaplain: Florine Ander-
son. drill leader. Gloria Hartley,
Love: Jeane Howe. Religion,
Donna Jean Forrest. Nature.
Leons Peoples. Immortality; Betty
Johnson. Fidelity; lone Davis. Pa
triotism: Catherine Goodwin. Serv-
ice. Irene Blorklund. confidential
observer. Melya Wright, outer OBJ
server: Joyce Jameson. musician,
and Lucy Belle Ryan. choir d.
rector.
The choir is composed of EVELYN
Pendleton, Virginia Garrett. Mar
ion orion, Betty Confer, Marjorie
Schoffen, Jacquelin Smith. Carol
Martin, Fairalee Stone. Shirley
knudson and Shirley Kemp. Re
porter. Shirley Dybdahl and Gloria
Ellexson. Flag bearer is Doris
Campen property eustodians. Vi
Wan Morisrity and Dorothea Nal
ley. Plans for installation are not
completed
Officers elected by the Royal
Neiehbors Of America. 10 be in
stalled Jan. 81 at S o'clock in the
]. o. o. F. hall. arc Mrs. George
Rrinine, oracle: Beulah Gill. vice
oracle; Mrs NJ. l. Stacy. past
oracle; Mrs. c. l.. Mulhken. re-
ceiver; Mrs. f. f. DeVries. rec
order; Mrs. Bert Bennett, chan
cellor; Mrs. Cecil Tribou. mar
shall: Mrs. Elmer Dahl. assistant
marshal; Mrs. II. c. Golman. inner
sentinel Mrs. Sarah Johnson,
outer sentinel. Mrs. Ernest Gill.
manager; Mrs. Leroy Haase,
Faith; Mrs. Joe Leader. Unself-
ishness; Mrs. Lee Benton. Modes
ty: Vera Johnson. Endurance:
Mrs. Harold Morgan. musician;
Mrs. Ernest Gill, flag bearer, and
DR.. X. H. Andrews, physician.
Mrs. Emory Funk, president Of
Sumner PIT. A, announces that
there will be no meeting in Janu-
airy. Plans are under way TO en-
terrain the Pierce County PIT. A.
convention in Sumner Feb. s.
Mrs. Stanley Staatz and Mrs.
Frances Chervenka are organizing
q unit for Red Cross work in Sum-
ner. This work is one in which the
older women as well as young
matrons can give valuable service
and all interested are asked to be
at Fryars hall Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock. The classes will con-
tinue from 10 to IL in the morn
ing and l to in the afternoon.
Work at present will consist Of
surgical dressings and knitting.
Chief Of Police Norton Wynn in
his annual report announces that
Jos arrests were made in Summer
in 1910, consisting of drunken driv-
ing. "A; reckless driving, speed
ing. 8, minor traffic violations.
81, intoXication, 50; petit larceny,
s, burglary, 2; sodomy, ?; ped
ding without license, 3; auto theft,
J; disorderly conduct, :, and es-
capped prisoner, !. The report
shows one suicide, one person kill
I'd by train. IS auto accidents, six
bicycles stolen and five recovered,
missing persons reported. all ac-
counted for. Fines and forfetures
collected in police court amounted
TO S1,22e.52.
1859 Licenses Issued
Records to present show 1880
acts OF license plates have been
issued from the office in Sumner.
100 licenses for passenger cars
and $50 sets of plates for trucks
and trailers.