The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

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parking ordinance. passed recent
" by the council. becomes effeo-
tive Wednesday and will prohibit
diagonal parking on downtown
business streets. Main and Meeker
avenues are the ones affected
most. However. police point out.
nothing can be done about enforce
ment until new lines are marked
on the streets.
The changes in the ordinance,
which also viii prohibit parking
30 feet from crossroads. were
made on recommendation OF the
state highway department and
will reduce parking space con-
siderably. In view Of this Police
Chief Jack Lenfesty states that
the section in the ordinance limit
ing parking TO an hour and Is
minutes will be strictly enforced.
Crash in Fog
In the dense fog Saturday after
noon William Miles Of Kapowsin,
travelling east on East Pioneer
ave. tried TO pass a truck bound
in the same direction and ran
head-on into a car driven by Henry
Mcclure Of Route 2. Box 230,
Puyallup, going west. McGuire's
small daughter. Ruth. sustained
bruises and cuts about the face
She was treated by DR. Eugene
Mosier and released to her home.
Members OF the Brotherhood of
Peace Lutheran church will meet
Monday night at s. o'clock In the
parish hall and on Tuesday eve
ming there viii be choir rehearsal.
Wednesday the Ladies Aid will
serve a merchants lunch from IL
to 2 o'clock followed by a meet
ing Of the group.
A crew OF 10 men will begin a
WPA clearing project for Wood
land school district Tuesday morn
ing on two acres adjoining the
school grounds on the north. ac-
cording to f. c. Allen. president
OF the school board. This will
make six acres owned by the dis
trict available for various projects.
The new clearing. Allen said, will
be used for additional playground
and for community outdoor gath
erings. A stove, benches and ia
bles under the trees left standing
will be included in the program.
Two meetings are scheduled by
the PIT. A. for this week. Tues
day the study group will meet
with Mrs. Loney on Fruitland road
for l o'clock dessert luncheon.
Friday night the PIT. A. will hold
a bazaar and carnival at the
school TO which the public is in
vited. Mrs. Z. z. Templin is gen.
eral chairman. There will be a
program beginning at $50 which
will be followed by refreshments
and games. This will be the Christ
mas treat for the children.
Busy Week for Church
A fun week OF activities Is
scheduled for Emmanuel Lutheran
church groups. Monday evening
the Sunday school teachers will
continue their study on Learning
to Know the Child" at s o'clock
in the Sunday school rooms. Mrs.
M. E. Martinson Of 721 w. Stew
art ave. will be hostess Wednes-
day at 1870 p. m. TO the Study
club. Mrs. Ed Connolly will be
assisting hostess. Rev. Theodore
will lead in the study
Of the Prophet Micah" At S
o'clock Wednesday evening there
will be a special meeting of the
voting members OF the congrega-
ton to elect officers and adopt a
budget for 1912. Thursday eve
ming at 1880 the jolly Juniors club
will meet in the social rooms for
study and a social hour.
school will open at GAS
4. m. II win be followed by re-
hearsal OF the Christmas program
by all the young people at II
o'clock.
Rebeksh Needle club will meet
to sew for the Red Cross
At the home Of Mrs. Ida Berry.
Sol Sd st. s. W. This will be an
all-day meeting with luncheon at
noon. Mrs. Beulah Cline is chair
man.
Due 10 illness. the place OF meet |
ing Of the Study division Of the
Puyallup Womens club has been
changed and Will be held Tuesday !
n the home OF Mrs. George ia
cobs, 524 5th ave, Y. W. Al
o'clock luncheon will be served
with Mesdames Anna Osborne.
Paul Wrgley, L. NJ. Hatch and C. |
Elwood Hunt as hostesses. Sub |
jeet for study viii be Products
and Industries"
Melinda soles tent. u L. V.
will hold an sll-dsy meeting FRI
Gay at the home Of Mrs. Leons
e07 10th ST. S. z.