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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-12-11
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GIRL SCOUTS
Scouts in troip are making dolls
as a handicraft project and find the
Raggedy AIMS and Raggedy Andys in
tesesting work.
This troop with leaders Mrs. Jack
Lampi and Shirley Ellefsen will sing
Christmas carols and would especially
like to sing for those who are shut-ins.
Anyone who would like to hear carols
may call Mrs. Jack Lampi.
Troop 8 held candlelight ceremony
at the scout Office on Friday after
noon.
Scouts who passed their tenderfoot
tests were presented with their pins
by leaders, Mrs. VIM. Tramontin.
Brownie Troop II has knitting as a
new project. All Brownies are learn
ing to knit and several have qualified
to knit afghan squares. These will be
used for war relief. The troop will ap-
preciate donations of bits of yarn or
knitted squares. Members of troop
are co-wirkers in this project.
On Monday evening troop visited
Mr.. Fleming's defense class in weld
ing. Troop 5 CWinton) met at the
home of Betty Gordon. Members
worked on Christmas gifts.
Troop 9 will hold sale of Christ
mas gifts at Klug's Variety Store on
Saturday, Dec 49,
On Thursday and Friday, Dec. IL
and IL, troop will sell holly at the
j. c. Penney store after 400 p. m.
Members of the Girl Scout Council
met at the scout Office on Tuesday
evening. Plans made for the scout
Christmas party to be held on Tues
day evening, Dec. 16.
The Brownie party will be held on
Thursday, Dec. Is. officers elected for
the new year are Commissioner Mrs
Oscar Carlson; first deputy, Mrs. L. c.
SLENDER; second deputy, Mrs. N. Lee;
secretary, Mrs. G. Hanson and treas
urer, Mrs. S. Olson.
Gifts were exchanged and refresh
ments enjoyed following the business
session.
HostesseS were Mrs T. Murn and
Mrs. L. G. SLENDER.
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DR.. and Mrs. LOckhart
HOnOred Guests at Party.

Honoring DR.. and Mrs. H. j. Lock-
hart, fffty-two people assembled on
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. B. o. Strachan in the nature
of belated wedding reception.
Following most appetizing buffet
dinner which had been prepared by
the ladies of the party. B. O.
Strachan, on behalf of those present
made a short address and presented
the honored couple with a gift to
which the names of the givers present
were attached.
DR.. Lockhart responded feelingly in
behalf of himself and Mrs. Lockhart
Bridge was played at several tables
HonorS were awarded to Mrs Jo-
sephine Mills and James I Laing and
Mrs. D. Raub James and Richard
Chinn.
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kind words for the organization and
the people of this city:
HATS OFF ONCE MORE to Mar
grethe Hokanson, the dynamic director,
and her Nordic Choral Ensemble. Open
ing their 1941-42 season at Ely and
Virginia over the weekend, they scored
two distinct triumphs. One of the
largest crowds known to attend such
an event, more than TOO persons,
heard the groups concert at Ely Sat-
urday night, when the newly remodeled
Washington high school auditorium was
unveiled to the public. And they all
went away, as the expression puts it,
talking to themselves" In Virginia
Sunday afternoon as guest attraction
with the Virginia Municipal band, the
ensemble achieved it's third bigger
and better" triumph when it sang to
an estimated 1900, only few scattered
seats short of the capacity of Techni-
cal high school auditorium. 1t was the
groups third appearance in the Queen
City within the year-and each time
the audience has been considerably
bigger than before. And in a COM
munity whose music appreciation has
been so highly and sensitively devel-
oped-largely through the efforts Of
Vernon Malone, the city and school,
band and orchestra director - three
successive triumphs of such proportions
is no small achievement. The range
trip was made all the more pleasant
because Of the hospitality the member:
enjoyed. At Ely, homes were opened tt
entertain tn visiting singers, and a.
Virginia the ensemble enjoyed for thu
second time the hospitality of tht
Joseph Christopherson family, who's
members rank among the most enthu
siastic music lovers in a genuinel.
music-loving city"
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TO Plan KDAL.
RADIO PROGRAM
Ely to Appear on 'Meet Your
Neighbor" Series Over
Duluth Station.

A committee of four persons was
named to prepare a program for the
appearance of Ely on the meet Your
Neighbor" program to be broadcast
over KDAL, Duluth.
Selected at a meeting last night
sponsored by the Ely Commercial club
the committee includes Ray Hoefler
club secretary; Edward Porthan, rep
resenting the city council; Chairman
Ivan Tauzell of the school board, John
Somrock, and A. K. Unger.
Ely's program is set for Sunday
Dec. %, at p. m, and will last a
half hour.
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ELY GIRL WINNER
IN STATE CONTEST.

Mary Ann Shaw, Memorial high
senior student, was awarded second
place in the statewide tuberculosis
contest. Saturday Miss Shaw was in
terviewed on her essay, "The Christ
mas Seal in the Fight" over station
WCCO in Minneapolis.
Miss Shaw was given gold medal
by the Minnesota Public Health asso-
citation and the State Medical Society
auxiliary, sponsors of the contest, and
$40 by the st. Louis County Medical
Society auxiliary. She was accompan-
led to Minneapolis for the broadcast
by her mother, Mrs. j. w. Shaw
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The First State Bank of Tower is
paying its depositors and stockholders
in full and is going out of business.
George Whitman, who has been at the
head of the bank for nearly fifty
years, is retiring and is closing out his
interests. Stockholders are holding a
meeting tonight to see if enough local
capital can be assured to reorganize
the very necessary and prosperous
Tower financial institution. Tower
needs a bank
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Grade Schools List n
Christmas Programs

The Washington and Lincoln grade
schools will present Christmas pro-
grams Wednesday.
The Washington building will give
the operetta "Kay and Gerda" in the
auditorium at 7:45 p m. The Lincoln
pupils will appear in the operetta
The Christmas Toys Wake Up" at
2:15 O'Clock in the afternoon.
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NOrthLand Cadets
Elect NelU Officers

At the regular meeting of the
Northland Cadets held at the Com
munity Center, officers were elected and
other business transacted. The Cadets
decided to conduct handiwork and
bake sale at the former Saari Shoe
Store building. The officers chosen
were Mrs. George velcheff, president;
Mrs. Frank Sershen, secretary and Mrs
John Pecha, treasurer.
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a Christmas motif and honors in cards
were won by Mesdames Swanson, And
erSon, Richards and Kolstad
The club voted to donate SIS to the
Iron Lung fund and to send a gift
of money to their adopted son at the
IOOF Home at Mortified, and money
donation to the Home itself.
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Schedule Conference
on Preference Case.

Attorneys for ex-servicemen involved
in the soldiers preference suit brought
against the city and City Attorney
Peter Moscatelli will confer Informally
with Judge Mark Nolan in Duluth
Monday on the case.
It is understood that a method of
working out damages claimed by the
veterans will be taken up.
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On This Occasion
Continued From Page One)

commission basis to keep the con-
victed ones out of Jail, to which they
were sentenced by Judge Joyce on
terms, in each case of from one to
ten years, in fact, an appeal to the
supreme court has already been filed
for them.
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KIND WORDS FROM RAY.

Ray Sicard in his Column Matter
column in the Duluth Herald follow
ing the appearance of the Nordic En-
semble in this city, had the following
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-12-11
p. N. G.. Club Donates to
Iron Lung, Home Funds

The Past Noble Grand's club met
Saturday with Mrs. Myrtle Focht and
Mrs. Rachel Palmgard in charge. The
hostesses had decorated the tables in
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-12-11
Air ExureSS

The quickest and cheapest method
Of sending four-pound parcel from
Chicago to San Francisco is by Air
Express.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-12-11
ELY WOMEN WIN.

The Independent team of the Lucky
Strikt bowling league won at Virginia
Sunday, defeating the McCabe Jewelry,
2082 to 2O33.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-12-11

Help defend America. Buy defense
bonds and stamps today!
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us ten minutes to get into lifeboats
then ran smack into our ship, sinking
=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Chi Chapter AIumnse VIII
Meet Monday Evening

All Tacoma alumnae OF Kappa
Phi. national Methodist club for
University women. are invited TO
the monthly meeting Of Chi alums
10 be held Monday evening. at 6l2
No. Cakes 81. The group viii meet
AT 3 O'Clock for short business
meeting followed by program
arranged by Miss Dorothy Newell
and Mrs. Ruth Webster.
Miss Audrey Gibson recently re-
turned from Msnley Community
Center. Portland. Ore. will tell Of
her work there This center. sup
ported by the Home Mission board
Of the Methodist church. Is OF spe-
cal interest to the Chi club Of
c =. s. because three OF their own
members have served there, Miss
Gladys Harding Miss Eunice Al
len and Miss Gibson. Miss Irna
Jueling Of c. p S. also - teaching
at the Center
Mrs. Ruth Porter IL entertaining
with Mrs Webster during the 30
cial hour following the program.
Visitors from other chapters Of the
club are asked 10 call Main 1915
for further Information.
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Auxiliary Plans
Installation
Mr.. Harry losber 70 D.
come President Moodsy

Destiny auxiliary. Hnal
Birth. will hold it, annual
installation Of officers Mon
day evening st \ o'clock In
the Nestry rooms Of Talmud
fornh synagogue. Mr.. Lester
selnfsld viii be the install.
ing officer and Mrs. Morris
klciner, the mistress ~ rere.
monies. Following the pro-
gram a late supper will he
served.
Mrs. Harry tefhsr !. the new
president q tho group sni Mrs
NJ !, friedman the Vice president
Nrs william Meier wsll 10 In.
stalled as counsellor. MFs Hohsfs
Tone. treasurer. Mrs, usrhsrf rot.
lack. secretary, Mrs lack Render.
oonduetress Mrs. rhiiir klnG.
guardian. ard Mrs n. Meier. sen.
tlnel
Mrs.. n I. TRIGGER vii present .
discussion ~ current ss~nss after
tho installation n officers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

Club Schedule for the Week

ISffalot club Will meet for 2 20
luncheon on Tuesday at the home
u Mrs. Fila Murphy. 5O2i 50
Tacoma Way Birthdays u the
hostess and Mrs. Georg. l. HiF-
gins vii bs marked hfs Arthur
Haks Will conduct business
meeting during which plans Will
10 made fnT February ami
verEsry.
North Tacoma Hsh~Lah antil-
iAry viii meet TDssdsy N Andsr-
son hall for u 30 luncheon The
oommitts. includes N.,dsnn ss
wesley Nsumann Harry Nelson.
Arch 1cPhaii James L<wton.
Leroy Baxter. and DAVIS GALLAGHER.
Swing club Of John n. Thomp.
son auxiliary. u. 3 " v will
meet wednesday a; the homs q
Mr. Fred Lambert. 1901 81. 9Th.
for ~ 20 luncheon Mrs Florence
ssig VII preside
Central ". q. r. q. Slii meet
Tuesday Afternoon IL Frs, Meth
odist church ArE n. " Hsmsr.
eYsngelistle director viii b. in
charge Of the program.
Past Presideuis' club. Custer Pc
lief CORPS No. 2. vii NEE, Tuesday
for u 20 luncheon and business al
n. nome q Mrs " l. Hsraen.
s27 50 Grant.
y. %. y. auxiliary Nili hold -
regular card party Tuesday a. z
o'eioek in the Eagles hall xrs
Hattie Lundsen wi Do chairman.
Tusscsy evening Al there viii bs
an entertainment for which krs
joseph Hspgood u Chairman.
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Mrs. Hyatt viii Entertain
Garden Group Thursday

Sunset Garden club will meet At
the home Of Mrs. Elmer Hyatt,
4l06 Park ave, Thursday for
1890 luncheon. Mrs. W. A. Con-
nell, elected president for another
year, will preside over the business
session. Other officers are. secre-
tary-treasurer, Mrs. Robert r.
Allen, vice president; Mrs Conrad
Heymel, corresponding secretary.
Mrs. s. Hansen.
Chairmen include Mrs. A. II.
Newman, program: Mrs. Hyatt.
flower shows. and Mrs. II. McCord
botanical drill. Roll call at this
weeks meeting will be answered
with New Year resolutions. Mrs.
II. r. Martenson will speak on
''RhodOdendrons."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Parkland Pr. A.
Meets Friday

The first meeting this year Of
the Parkland PIT. A. Will be held
on Friday afternoon at 2:30 In
the school gymnasium. New resi-
dents Of the community are espe-
cially invited to attend. The bust
ness meeting will be followed by
a musical program by the junior
high school music department,
under the direction Of Miss Muriel
Dawley.
Or. Charles NJ. Jessico. from the
staff OF Western State hospital
will speak on Mental Hygiene ."
Or. Jessico was formerly
associated with the Chicago Uni
vsrsity Clinic.
Tea will be sersed by the sixth
grade mothers OF students.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Rainbow Mothers VIII
Sponsor Gard Poriy

Members Of the Mothers club 81
Rainbow Girls. Tacoma Assembly.
Will sponsor card party In Fish
er's auditorium Wednesday after
noon luncheon. Ths affair viii he
open 10 the public but is planned
particularly for mothers ~ new
Rainbow members Mira 7. " Tis-
sot IL chairman n the hostenses
and on her committee are Mes.
DANES ~ NJ KEEL. J. w. Roberts.
W ". Wsttsnbsrgsr and J. A.
sehroedsl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Junior Hunters
Will Organize
Activities for Younger
hemee, ~ Woodbrool

To provide q buster pro-
gram for junior members Of
Woodhrook Hunt club. plans
are being formulated by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hanum. di-
reetors Of the academy. and
Miss Iris Bryan. prominent
member Of the senior hunt
club. for a junior organiza-
ton.
On next Sunday afternoon the
juniors ~ill have their own hunt.
under Miss Bryans direction. and
will gather At the clubhouse after
ward 10 begin their orgsniration.i
work
Among those expected 10 Join the
group are Marion Long. Virginia
Draws. Paul Fossum. Don Charm
lev. Peggy and Billie Rust. Jane
nteomh. Diane Cors.. Nancy and
hHhNAtNA AffAkheH NfhAN NEHfHl
Jean Strong Margaret Snyder.
Ann Suekney. Dsrcia Dayton. Rar-
hsra Crawforth. Jerry HAYS. Anita
Derby. Connie Brewer. Katherine
DariotiS. Joan Leverton
Mary Heard Gloria Goet,. Winl-
fred ssSton, Marian Ingram. Sally
Ann Gilpin. Louise Wilbur. Emily
MoFadden. Brewer Thompson. Jack
Sweeting. James Clspp. Dwight
Orr. jr. Bobby Mcmahon. Kent
Clark. Ned SherA. Rosemary
steele. hsrlens and Douglas Tenz-
Ter. Carol Long. Eleanor Mills
Shirley Abel Mary Elizabeth
Aheel. Marcia York. Sandy schlee
Barbara Hufford. Christine Scott
Diane Scott. Kirk and Nancy Hull
Joan Thompson. Barbara Ia Casa
Joan WingAts. DorettA, Pat and
Jeanette Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Leaves
Mrs. Kerr VIII Open Home
Thursday Afternoon

The Past Chiefs club Of Tacoma
Temple. rythian Sisters will meet
for their first meeting Of the nsw
year after two months recess nj
the homr OF Mrs ". y Kerr. hi1
No. Ainsworth ave ~ 30 luncheon
will be followed by business over
which Mrs. Hattie Rooms Will pre-
sidr, and bridge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Wonen's Council for Peace
VIII Have Luncheon MEETING

The Women's Council for Peace
viii meet Thursday in Emerson
hall for II o'clock sandwich
luncheon. There will b 'he
regular educational class. under
the supervision Of Nj. Carol
jenkins Mrs. Frank OTIS will
preside over the business session
which will proceed the program at
O'Clock.
Mrs. hargery Smith will discuss
some important bills being intro
duoed at this session Of the leg5..
lsture Mrs Jessie p. Kastn.r
VIII discuss international current
events.
The public Is cordially invited to
share the program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

The one-man exhibition by Mr..
Byron Randall. which filled the
main gallery. attracted a great deal
OF attention and favorable COM
ment. Many were not aware that
Tacoma could boast another young
artist who has received as much
national acclaim as has Mr.. Ran
dali since his recent exhibition at
the whyte gallery in Washington,
y. c.
Randall. born in Tacoma p years
ago. moved TO Salem at an early
age. There he received his educa-
ton and. interestingly enough. il
was because his family discouraged
his great ambition. to box, that he
turned TO painting.
His Unsuitable desire TO become
IN artist led to = varied career as
janitor, waiter, factory worker and
cook-which gives his work depth
and maturity together with the
freshness Of youth. His work dis
plays mastery IN composition,
sense of organization and perfect
harmony. He is an artist Tacoma
should be proud to claim as a ma
tive son.
In the small gallery IS exhibited
selection of works by Northwest
artists from the private collection
Of Mr.. Kenneth Callahan. curator
of the Seattle Art museum.
Head" and still Life" by Mark
Tobev, the artist whose outstand-
Ing work, Mobile Tides" received
no much comment this autumn, as
well as paintings by such promi-
nent Northwest artists as kenJiro
Nomura, Takuichi FUN, Malcolm
Roberts. Margaret Camfermann
and Viola Patterson, make up this
varied collection.
The increasingly popular col
lectors' items, Currier and Ives
prints. are exhibited in the lower
gallery. The comprehensive collec-
ton consists completely Of locally
owned prints.
Undoubtedly the youngest collec-
tors are George II. Weyerhaeuser
and his brother. J. Phillip III. They
exhibited The Great West, Last
Hit of the Game" Dark Town
Fire Brigade prints which should
encourage collecting in even the
youngest mind.
- Other exhibitors are Mrs. John
J. Dempsey, Mrs. f. +. Cardin,
Mrs. J. P. Weyerhaeuser, il. Mr..
Z. z. Mcintyre, Mrs. John Colds
bury and Mrs. Hereford Fitch.
Silver by Georg Jensen, the
greatest craftsman in silver in the
last 800 years Is also on exhibit.
Odd pieces have been loaned by
Mrs. David stone, Mrs F. Rodman
Titcomb. Miss Margaret Long, Mrs.
Cebert Baillargeon and Mrs. Leo
Black Of Seattle.
The galleries will be open to the
public until Feb. Sunday after
noon from till s o'clock, Monday
evening from 7 till $50, and week
DAYS from 1890 TO O'Clock.
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Messiah Lutheran I.adls. au.Iii.

hss.'Ah iiihffsn Ladies Anhih-
ny VII NttAA AHA = - tsAftA Aftit
Tuesday =, ihs home II Hfs G. y.
CONVEY, izIs 80 Ferry.
Collins P.-T. 4. zlii meet Tues
day evening a. O'Clock. On the
program viii b. an illustrated talk
~ Ma HffiAH kfaAHEg ~ The Anil
Tuberculorls league Girls ~ ths
sixth srads Ntm ang Numbers
On ths orchestra chimes paH ~
played b. .adin. Pulley and Wi.
""' WI
NV ''s'a''se'@S Tor I|.'D '-''en
=" - I'M u NJ "sn'~"
's'l'' 's@' 10 y q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
President Is Elected
BY Auxiliary

Mrs G. O. Walters was elected
president Of the Womens auxiliary
Of the Pierce County Chiroprac-
tors association Monday AZ a
meeting Of the group held At the
home Of Mrs William S. Stute on
No Ainsworth
Plans were made by the group
10 entertain the state auxiliary
at the midwinter convention Of
the Washington Chiropractors as
sociation at the Hotel Winthrop
Jan. rs and 10 A number Of
special luncheons and varied en-
tcrtainment items will be planned
for the state auxiliary while IN
Tacoma.
Mrs Carolyn Mills was elected
secretarV-treasurc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Mother, Mix Your Own
Cough Remedy. It's Fine,

nsss . fan plat u really splssdsA
ess.xA fsns9y szd yss get sssst fs4r
tines a. Hafh for JSaf nGsffs u
Esssr spolls. lasts . famsjy . sssS tians
ssA skii1fsa ioYs "a taste.
And for aalea. hs@sss4 relief yea u
ssg 4 . tysly soss1sfill IL has . 90
nsfksbls setion u loessss The phiszm.
.aofkss tks iffifafea sasAbran<s. s1d
bslgs eissf tie ar passages
psa<H i con pound eonIsiainf
Sor.sy Pias and psiatabls sssiseol.
IN concentrated form. xsltknosn for
lts prompt scion In eosxhs ssd sfon-
ehlsi lffifsfisns Aonsv refunded II
II eoesat pssAss Pea IN sssry vsJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

paFtns n. rusrd tshl< all.eua=
ssca ~ servssss fa~ susssss.f msn
in THE ARA wtIl 10 rsmmnstsp1
ard discussed ~ NJ c. = NAV.
s~sresssy AZ ths Y. ~ c. 4. whs
~ili - shAlrmsn fss thss rnrs -
the rfasrsms wslss faAn ". n.ssvl
ehsrsain ~ The siss usvtssne. MA
fahe Arns>nr ieArsua. . rspressn=
tstise ~ n. f.aas.s IN Gray. . unit
n N. Amsfisss Nsa e've~s NJ.
Everett Craven. ss~eassvs ssrrs-
isry. Army ard Navy alvtssnr. v.
n & A. .as Hah~rs Itsssr. aifs~.
sns II physical .dasstInn. rs<ama
rneiiu srhuais
The msstsna Thursday Il ors~ -
al rssnms sewse interested IN ne
s'ihiexts l'r~ssasrsa scanrii q
composed n representatives sv~@
nearly ssvrs .ssassssa vemsrfs
group W the sttf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Organization Meeting For
Army Mothers. Wiye.

Mothers and wives Of the en-
listed boys Of battery G 205th
coast artillery. anti-aircrsft. have
been called together by Mrs. Guy
X. Lewellyn for the purpose Of
organization.
The group Vlll meet Friday
afternoon al ? O'Clock az ne city
hal where Il IL expected plans
All be developed. officers elected
and committees appointed 20 be
OF all possible assistance 70 the
battery during the PERIOD Of en-
hstment.
Capt Ensley NJ. Llewellyn viii
Be present 10 address the mothers
and 10 suggest ways in which their
efforts may best be directed. II -
hoped that Mayor Harry p. Cain
may also bring = word Of greeting.
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PIT. A. News

AriinGtee ut. A. meets Thurs
day At I so .. m. In the iunchroom
Of the school. Mrs ". G. brown.
program chairman. viii have
charge ~ tho program Miss Al
hcr,a nspass fourth grade viii
give = short program also, Mrs
L. y. iArson Will preside Afs
Albert Smith win he hostess, az
sisted by IN. mother. u tina fn,srth
Grade
Grant PIT. A. meets Thursday
~ z 30 .. ~. ln the school. The
topic for the meeting viii he
character Education Mrs.. liar
old " neciary wiIl pFssiis. The
Glri scouts will present tho eolors
and Lead ia tho fias salute Mrs
Thomas Mooney viii bs hostess.
assisted by tho mothers al Mrs
iiessls Mael<ay's room
jefferson q. Z. A. wiil eel.
Thursday II Tts ,. ~. In the
school auditorium Df frank q
wiIIlaion ~ the Coles. ~ Puget
Sound. viil speak on aAnsrses In
a Weird At War Mrs Efsin y.
Moe will preslds. Miss Dorothy
Isaac. vfll present slalln sslse-
lions. accompanied by Mrs. l.. n
fasses This evening meeting u
honorins tina fathers II tina school.
Note change ~ meeting date from
Wednesday. Mrs. Ter, Wait viii
Ia hostess assisted BY the chair.
man Of the hoard
Oakland rre~shsoi l. basinG
their Dads night FRIDAY Al .. m.
in the Motorcycle eiub. Center and
Tyler streets. Under ths parent
education program tina aabyset,
backyard Playground. viii b.
discussed Mrs Haymond Coolidge
Stii preside An Interesting pro-
gram has besn planned snd . go
eisi hour viii folle~ Mrs. ponslf
camsrn i hostss. saa sfll BE-
assisted by Mrs. Jarh Munro snd
Mrs Alex Yaysr.
tnissrssty rises rssr. 4. vii
meet Thursday evening" 81 D
O'clock st ina school Ths program
10 In charge ~ the schaoa "sehooi
Activities vii bs ths theme at
ths sssnihr and siii fsstafs
demonstration by ths stHasnt
council sslsetlens plii ~ played
~ ths fhytnm bsnf ami th~ giss
club hrs. Hou<ft Reed. tns
hostess. viii - assisted ~ Mrs.
George Hepburn ara Mrs. Frank
Proslls
gss<o,lss h.ssa bsysat Pre-
sss-sI ~sll meet AZ m. nams Of
Mr. q Smith. ss3s No. TN 1t.
Tuesday evening. al = afsiaex Mrs.
Waitsr Brown sfii be ths assisting
hosisas Ma ssr s,sEmsf - pfssl'
dsni u uss group.
Tacoma ahiiafss's ttsss~ s,<lsty
~fil meet si ths fs0fes u ME-. Mar.
tin ns~n. szfs No isfh Wsdnss.
aay Afternoon Al Z ofelnek