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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-11-06
P dnS Now
Under WAY
For Roll Call
Local Committees Named
For Annual Red Cross
Membership Drive.

The annual Roll Call for
the Red Cross will extend.
from November II to 30.
This year has been a most,
extraordinary one in the his
tory of Red Cross. The ma
tionaf organization and chap
tiers have not only continued
their extensive assistance to
war sufferers abroad but also
they have undertaken great
ly increased responsibilities
in connection with our ma
tiOnal defense.
Everyone who has participated in
these tasks has cause for justifiable
pride in the work SO far accom-
plished.
But greater tasks lie ahead which
will require increased resources.
Membership in the Red Cross is
the very keynote of its organiza--
ton. We must maintain this typical
American institution
Accordingly it has been decided
to ask the people of America for a
Red Cross membership at least
double Of that enrolled last year.
An overwhelming roll call should
provide adequately for the chap
tiers whose work is Of paramount
tsfef1 h vii. receive from -
area nf1Aaers 4heir gcels fsr fdls
vital membership effort. The goals
may seem large but demands and
opportunities for Red Gross serv-
ice are equally large and can be
met only ii every man and woman
of good will enrolls for service.
y Mr.. McNa1ly, area manager, will
meet with chapter members OF Lib
by tonight, Nov s, in the Commu-
nifty Hall at 7:30 o'clock.
Helpers Named
The following helpers will as
sist the chairman of the Roll Call
committee in the drive at Libby:
Roll Call Chairman-Mrs. An
drew Sauer.
Woman's Club-Mrs. Sherman
Noel.
Junior Woman's Club--Mrs. Theo-
dore Kessel, Mrs. Karl Knudson.
American Legion-R. N. White
field.
Libby Commercial Cuba A.
Wood.
Libby Lions Club. w. Farris.
Forestry Office-Mrs. William
Nelson.
Mill Office-Lloyd Burpee.
School-Supt. A. A. Wood.
Junior Red Cross-Miss Angela
Huchala.
Memberships will be on sale al
the Kootenai Mercantile store
Electric Store and Hough's Drul
| Store
| Production Committees
| The chapters production commit
tees are headed by:
Production Manager-Mrs. Ber-
nard Schlumm.
Chairman of Sewing Committee
Mrs. D. O. Mount.
! Chairman of Knitting COMMITTEES
Mrs. Oscar Gompf.
j First Aid Observation-Disclosures d
/ Griffith
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Crippled Children Clinic at
KaliSneI1

The clinic for crippled children
that was announced in last weeks
issue of the Western News is to be
held at Kalispell next Saturday, the
9th. The clinic will be sponsored by
the state board of health.
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Commissioners In
Regular Session

County Commissioners Klinke and
Hoisington were in Libby the first
OF the week and met with Commits
sioner Mahoney in the regular
monthly session. Nothing except
routine matters came before the
board at this time.
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Many Operators Now Harvesting Annual
YuIe Time Crop From Forests Of
WorIond and Libby Districts
One Shipper Expects to Load Out 40 Carloads Which
Will Gross Total of About 100000 Trees-Others Are
Busy at Same Task-Long Time Contracts Taken on
Stumpage-Western Tree Company Building Roads

Starting from small beginning several years ago in the
uay spread until now much of Lincoln county is feeling
the spur of this industry Today several companies
operating in the Warland and Libby districts number
of the companies have secured ongte contracts for the
removal of trees from national forests and from privately
owned tracts
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ZoREW EooT

Students at Montana State Uni
versity are to dress in western at
tire for Homecoming celebration
this weekend. Laying down the law
for students is Loren Foot, Helena.
Foot will see that boys and girls
wear the western regalia and that
no male student shaves until Sat
urday.
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Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Luscher
spent the weekend in Libby visit
ing with relatives and friends. They
are now located in Missoula.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17

and . eorsags ~ Tnlinmsn roses
The bridegroom mother wore
navy blas lace and . eofsnEe 81
pink roses and stsphanotla
The wedding cake rsntered the
collation. table which was covered
with = white linen cloth. Cutting
the cake was Mrs. Newton Martin,
Mrs. Nd stearns of Olympia VAS
In charge Of the guest book end
Miss Evelyn Petsrsnn. the aifta
Mas Dorothy Perkins served the
punch and Mrs. Robert Knapp and
Mira Jack Grey assisted vita the
serving.
Wedding cake in small baskets
was served BY little Misses Janst
Ann Snyder. nsles % ths bride
groom. and Patricia haus Mady.
Wearing pale blue orKansa dresses
and bonnsis ~ match. the iltiis
girls dresses we're styled similarly
10 those 81 the bridesmaids.
Mr.. and Mrs wsingsTd wiil
make their nsw home 81 so7z ~.
TN 81 upon their return from
their wedding trip. July 7. % Calf
forniA. For going away. ths bride
chose 9 suit with whish she sore
black patent leather accessories
Hsr eorsaKe vas II red roses and
white stsphaBotia.
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Miss Nell Simpson sang 20
Promise Me- and Il Love You
Truly" and Miss Mary Westcott
played the wedding marches.
The bride made a stunning pic
ture in her wedding gown OF white
imported lace fashioned with high
waistline and sweetheart neckline
and long tapering sleeves. The
flared skirt drsped gracefully 10
pretty train. Mrs. Savard wore
the wedding veil OF her sister. Mrs.
J. d. Ferguson. II was fingertip
length and was held in place by
two clusters Of stephanotis. She
carried white rosebuds and stepha-
notis centered by orchids which
she later wore for going away.
Mrs. Ferguson was her sisters
matron Of honor and wore aqua
chiffon with short puffed sleeves.
ehlrred bodice and full skirt. her
flowers were lavender sweet peas
oentered with peach Elsdioli tied
with peach satin ribbon. and In
her hair the lavender blossoms
were repeated.
The brides other attendant. Miss
Maxine Water Of AncOn. Canal
zone. wore yellow chiffon with
full skirt and bolero trimmed in
fine braid Her flowers were like
Mrs. Ferguson's Both attendants
wore three strand necklaces Of
resrls, the brides gifts 10 them.
Mr.. Donald Whitworth Of Day
ton. O.. attended Mr.. savard as
hest man. and the ushers were
Mr.. J. d. Ferguson and Mr.. Oliver
Terry.
Mrs. WhtWorth wore a blue and
white printed tropical linen gown
with a eorSage Of gardenisA and
stephanotis.
With the wedding party shs re-
csived the wedding guests In the
fireplace room Of the church after
the ceremony. Summer flowers
were used ~ the reception. and IN
the brides table a lace cloth Sss
used with lavender sweet peas
and lavender. pink and white ia
pers In the esntsrpieos.
Presiding over the ices we're
Mira. Lucia Ferguson and Mr..
r. A. 3. Young. and serving the
punch were Mrs. Charles West
colt, Mrs. Roger Creenbsrg and
Ers. J. d ghotWell
Assisting also were Mrs. Don
aid Macarthur. Miss Thelma Han
son and Miss LOIS Bergsy and from
Seattle the Misses Helen Rudy,
Lois Dye. Cara Jones and Esther
Stoke. kise Helen Young Sss in
charge q the guest book.
After a snort TIP in the North
west the ssysrds vii leave ~
motor for EeU York City and
from thers viii ~ 70 the Canal
zone and ali make their home
IN Panama City. where Mr.. Esvsrd
"a Official photographer for the
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army posts on the Pacific side Of
the isthmus.
For travelling Mrs. savard wore
a green and white printed redingote
with white accessories. She IL a
College Of Puget Sound graduate
and a member Of Delta Alpha
Gamma sorority.
MAR6RATH-Coo
Temple Baptist church was the
setting Sunday afternoon At 4
o'clock for the marriage Of Miss
Alice Mildred Cook. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lamont Cook, 10
Mr. Warren Frederick MargrAfh.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mar
grath. -Four eandelabra and four
tall baskets OF gladioh were ar
ranged before the altar where the
Rev. X. l. Powell read the cers-
mony.
Wedding music for the esre-
mony was provided BY Mr.. Waldo
Presba and Mrs. Won Tanner.
For her wedding the bride wore
white gown with sung fitting
bodice Of silk lace with bouffant
skirt Of marquisetts over satin. A
pearl halo held her fiBEsr-tip
length veil in place
Mrs. n. 4 shuil. sister q the
bride. was the matron Of honor
for her sister and wore . yellow
chiffon dress styled ike the
brides and carried sSestpeas and
talismsn roses The two bride =
maids. Mrs.. \. =. Heany and Mrs..
II. Swartz wore turquoise blue net
and lace and carried yellow snap
dragons and tallsman roses.
Candies were lighted before the
ceremony BY Miss Evelyn Jacob
son and Miss Ruth DoNnton. both
in turquoise chiffon and lace.
Mr.. Kenneth AsrRrafh wa the
best man and the ushsrs we're Af.
A. Fred Hssny and Mr.. Walter
Geehan.
The brides mother wore tur-
quoass crepe for nsr daughter
wedding with eOrHags II tails.
man roses and sNansonlA. Nh.
hargrsth wore navy sheer win
gardsniss and Cecil Brlnner roses
Al the reception Mrs. g. Eekelz.
Mrs. o. L. Smith and Mra q
Herman poured. Assisting wers
Mr.. s. sigertson. Mrs Vienna
Tegiand. Mss Enid Blake. Miss
Josephins Clifton. Miss Margaret
Hunt Miss Helen Cole. Mas Oysda
Haage Miss Marie Weinberg. and
Mrs. Otto Robinson. Mss Daisy
Lewis. nrs. Dick sifford and Miss
Davies
When Mr.. and Mrs.. Nargrafh
left or their wedding trip the bride
wore a luggage tan sheer dress
with beige sNsgger and fox Trim
med coat They vii make their
home On Hood Canal Nhsn they
return.
Mrs MsrRrsth ysS GRADUATED
from Pacific Lutheran eollsss and
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wEiNGARD-FRAzIER

~. BE Is a member Of Delta Chi
fraternity.
wEINGARD-FRAzIER
\ garden wedding ceremony At
, o'clock Sunday afternoon united
Miss Mary Frances Frazier,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs
G. V. Frazier, and Mr.. Forrest
Weingard. son Of Mr.. and Mira
George h. Weingard. Vows wers
read by the Rev. Harold o. Perry.
White giadioli and blue dolphin
inms decorated tho improvinsd
altar and white .ihbons tied 10 tan
white standards marked the aisle
down which the bride and her at
tendants walked.
For her marriage. the bride
chose a gown Of sheer white nous
seline. made with bishop. sleeves.
a high neekline and FUN bodice.
Her hat was a demure bonnet with
a sweetheart brim % bridal llla-
sion For an ornament. she wore
cameo family heirloom. She
carried a Rainbow Bible. a efft
from her father. Her bridal hou.
quet was Of red roass and white
stsphanotis.
Miss Margaret MeAfferty. maid
Of honor. wore = gown Of turquoise
orEanza with matching bonnet
She carried a bouquet ~ Taliaman
roses. Bridesmaids wsrs nrs
Charles hady and Mas Dorothy
WelnEard. sister Of the bride
groom. Both were gownsd In pale
pink organza with white lowered
pattern. Bonnets and bouquets ~
blas delphinium completed thsir
costumes
Mr.. william Snyder. bfoibsr-in-
law Of the Bridegroom. served as
best man and ushsrs were Asssrs
Michael vencllik and Charles
I Hady
Mrs. Norsn Oitoasn. accom-
Z panied by Miss kathsfins BHl.
sang From All the World I've
Chosen You" and Because from
the balcony overlooking the gar.
den.
Receiving IL the wedding ~
esption which followed IN the ger
aen sas Miss Mabel HeAffefty. IN
whose garden the ceremony ass
held. Her gown NsH II blue lace
and her flowers Ners q e0fsase
n Johanna Hiii roses. 1iso re-
eeiyinK vas Mrs.. T. -. Nelson
Fho wore q gown ~ Apfie0t lace
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Exchange Vows
In Falkland

Miss Helen Lindberg, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lindberg.
of Puyallup. and Jack Cunning
ham OF Port Orchard were quietly
married Sunday afternoon at the
Farmland Lutheran church with
Rev. T. o. svare reading the vows.
Attendants for the ceremony were
the brides sister and hrother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Elske.
The bride wore a dress of don
blue with a corssge of gardenias
and pink rose buds and Mrs. Elske
wore a suit of tan with fur collar
and harmonizing corsage.
Following the church ceremony
a wedding dinner was served al
the home Of the brides parents
for relatives and few friends.
The guests were Mrs. Gene MCGEE,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cunningham,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cunningham.
tr.. Miss Marie Cunningham and
Miss Mary Cunningham Of Port
Orchard; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Forbes
and daughter. Bonita, and son
Jerry. of Seattle, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Forslund and son, Cliff
ford. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
svoboda of Puyallup.
Mrs. Cunningham has been a
teacher in the Port Orchard
schools for the past two years
and Mr.. Cunningham is employed
at the Bremerton navy yard. At
ter a short wedding trip they will
make their home at Port Orchard.
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Vows Exchanged
Wedding in North Bend
Sunday of Interest Here

Baskets of spring flowers
provided a charming setting
for the marriage Sunday at
ternoon of Miss Marian Sher-
man of Puyallup. daughter of
Mrs. Walter kelsko of North
Bend. to Mr.. Stanley Young.
also of Puyallup. son of Mrs.
William Young and the late
Mr.. Young. The ceremony was
solemnized at one o'clock in
the North Bend Community
church.
Miss Peggy Bradfield Of Puyal-
lup was the organist and Miss
Molhe Cook Of North Bend the
vocalist. The bride was attended
by Mrs. Kenneth Powers Of Col
vile formerly Miss Gladys Neff
Of Taeomal. Mr. William Leceis-
ter Of Chehalis served Mr.. Young
as best man. Mr.. Leslie Sherman
and Mr.. Kenneth Powers were the
ushers.
A blue tailored suit with white
accessories was chosen by the
bride for her marriage. With IL,
she wore a corsage of lilies Of the
valley.
Mrs. Powers also wore a blue
suit. Her accessories were pink
and her corsage was Of pink sweet
peas.
For the ceremony and reception
which followed in the gardens of
the brides mothers home. Mrs.
Kelsko wore a dress of black and
white silk and the bridegroom
mother wore a blue and white red
ingote.
Centering the collation. table
was an arrangement OF rose buds
with pink candles. Columbine.
snapdragons, mock orange bios
SONS and roses added 10 the beauty
of the scene. Presiding were Mrs.
Edna Steere and Mrs. Anna Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young will make
their home at Lake Killarney fol-
lowing their wedding trip TO the
ocean. They will be at home after
June IS.
The bride is a graduate OF Lin
coin high school and the College of
Puget Sound. She later attended
the University Of Washington.
The bridegroom's schools are Puy-
allup high school, Pacific Lutheran
college and st. Martins college.
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Mrs. Num- TO
Entertain Garden Club

Members OF Althea Garden club
will be entertained at 1880
luncheon on Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. l.. NUM-. Mrs.
Floyd Steven is in charge Of the
program Of flower arrangements.
Tacoma circle, Nelghbors OF
WOOdcraft, will meet in regular
session Monday At s in Eagles
hall. Fathers will be honored. Mrs.
Godfrey Beeler and Mrs. NJ. Jones
will be in charge OF the program
and supper. Memorial services for
deceased members.
North Tacoma Rebekah lodge
will meet Tuesday evening at
o'clock in Anderson hall with Mrs
David Davies presiding. assisted
by Mrs. Alvin Pridhsm. Social
hour and supper will follow, with
Mrs. Archie Gross as chairman.
Sewing club. Danish Sisterhood
viii meet Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. c. Andersen. American Lake
South. Members will take Fort
Lewis bus At u o'clock.
Ivy auxiliary. o. y. =, viii enter
tain past presidents al luncheon
Tuesday in Fern Hin Masonic hail
Mt. Tacoma RebekAh Priscilla
club will meet in the I. o. o. >
temple Tuesday. Summer plan'
will be made.
80
Ladies Catholic Benevolent 90
ciety will meet for luncheon in
Lincoln PARK Tuesday a. 1870
In the event OF rain they viii meet
at 1921 So Ainsworth. the home
Of Mrs. J. l. Kerngsn. Mrs
John Piper viii preside.
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nesk 80 efsts-sieet knd ~
fAnes a.. rsralsr mssnt~ss Il ~
ynungsF ~ nt=s - Cas- : ;
provisional nemh<F At - Tseen,s
tunics i<sxus 40 h<lsaks 49, .
ne Tscema Tsanls sish sna IL
co.Kd eleh. Sc wes xfedsnl<si
frem Annis wright seminary sni
sltsnzfed TIE cuaesat q shs M=<Fe'i
Heart ~ lAelat afsF. : G. -
evil - ths University - wssa-
lnssen whefs - nseams : Esse-
h<t II kappN kappa d@mm<
safoFlly.
~. Dempsey sttsasisd Netf<
nams university IN Iuiisas Hnd
wss graduated from ths University
81 Washington Ne - : Hsmn<f q
tks uaien sian sra ths
Tsroms CauntFr snd Coli siih
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Miss Jobson Weds
Mr.. Black

Baskets a Gala lilies and green.
cry wsFs used ss = setting tnr ne
ceremony uniting Msss t.siz kfsT
Iebzaa. aauEhtsF q ~. snd nfs
1. n Ishson. and AF, afans1
Hack. saa u Af and nSs " n
nlsck. all II f,syailnp. sunday
afternoon a ths home - the
brides parents Rev. Czsss TsyIaf
u ths first chFistisa church per
formed The rites 1t ) a'eieSh.
Ths hrids vas given n mar
rage ~ her father. zhs weFs :
gown u desert hFo~n sllk ehlffan
with mixsd eoFsaEs. iisE attend.
ants. the Misses Mildred ard
Marian Hanson q FIfs. tefn sls-
tsFs. vofe gowns - lavender stir
vith mixed eorssEss. The nszt
man was Iauls Daeca a FIfs
About - rslssives ard sinss
friends SsFs present fof ths -
csptlon IT which nFs Nina 80.
man 81 Tasema. aunt of ths nFsas.
poured and MFn J. nfosnn II
pfc cut ths iess Receiving TIE
guests Ars. Johsou wgfs an az.
enid slIk print with sofssss ard
Mrs Blacks eostams So II Fsss
lacs.
Both hr. and Mrs. Hack attend
81 Puyallup high school saa ~.
Black u . graduate ~ Western
Washington College ~ Edseailou.
he Il IN business with hls father.
After . wedding trip me rec
homs eth BE- N The Kiisssn apart.
meats in pnyallup.
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Long afternoon shadows through stained glass windows
Of First Congregational church and many twnkng tapers
in tall candelabra cast pretty lights the wedding
mony Sunday afternoon at o'clock when Miss Jeanne Whit
worth striking daughter of Mr. and Mrs o. c. Whworh
of Fife became the bride of Mr. George Savard of Camp
Paraiso C. H. of Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Savard of Rouyn
Quebec, Can.
Tall baskets Of white gadioi and lilies arranged
at the altar at which the Rev. Harold L. Booch performed
the ceremony after prelude of soft organ music.
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Manned by Captains Helen sno
Jim" tiny ships. marking each
guests place at the table. bore the
hetrothal news. The use Of the
ships was appropriate since Mr..
Goodrich is connected with the
seattle-Tacoma shipbuilding cor
poration.
The wedding will take place
before the end Of August.
The bride-elect is a graduate Of
the University Of Washington.
where she was a member Of Gam
ma Phi Beta sorority. Mr.. Good
rich is graduate Of the Univer-
atty of Michigan.
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SINUS, cATARRH
SUFFERERS e e'sH

TON MItTHT UII 10 NA-AI
GONGEeIIOS
Aapply Rushed Here %uffefsrs HsleIee
Relief - iasf frean the fertare u sinns
freabis catarrh and hay fever De e
nss4i ssnE estioa - here fer ssffefess To-
day-fn = fasnula shlrh has the paue r
20 redufs nasal eenEsstien and Werks
surh h<nsfifa fhaf h - naH efftred e
ali Mes. VIENNA she suffered uifk
nKeuiIinE sinas hezdaehes rnnnln9. der
Eed Soc. finEihE sarashse and snssxlnE
Isil - blessed rsiisf affer aslaE EIDHO-
Nnta Ta - SD naiy - directed.
kInRDkOL ea@fs azle Which anusants
IL saiy a fsE p~naies 80 dass nnd a. 10
sid wffh strfss Essn@y hark ruaFante~ ~
ALL EIRGEs AND THEIFTT BRrG
sTOhEA s1y.
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Take Vows Quietly
Sunday Afternoon

At a quiet ceremony in Peace
Lutheran parsonage Sunday after
noon, Miss Alice NJ. Harstad of
Tacoma, and d. James Groves,
also of Tacoma, were married
with Rev. Erwin II. Jahr reading
the vows. Attendants were Miss
Leona Locken OF Puyallup and
Homer II. Gates. The new home
will be in South Tacoma.
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Unit - - the nihls Ffs<hY.
tsrlaH rhufch will meet Tuesday
AZ ths hofns ~ Mr. y q Peter
son. ea7z no. ) 81 IAinnheon vii
he served AZ ~ 70. Mrs. &. +
atamsy ell preside - the hsts,.
nsas messing an Mrs. ,. p ksli
all bring fhs missionary lsa~sn.
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Betrothal OF Miss Helen Poe
Revealed at Family Gathering
Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Poe VII Wed
Mr.. James Franklin Goodrich in Lsie August

Fathers day gathering the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burns Poe the occasion for the OF the
engagement Of their daughter Miss Helen Virginia Mr..
James Franklin Goodrich of Capt and Mrs William r.
Goodrich Of Jackson Mich.
The news was disclosed at a family dinner Sunday TO
which members of both families hidden honor Miss
Patty Poe daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Poe and Mr..
David Poe Of the hosts both Of whom graduated from
the University of Washington this month.
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Miss Marian Perry La Casa to We'd
Danaher Michael Dempsey in Fall


0f widespread interest Today ! ~ surprise sHnosHre
ent ~ Dr. Mrs James Andrew Il Cara u he rn1Nne
II their eldest daughter Miss Marian Ptf = Gssz<
q Mr nHuzhsr Michael Dempsey. younger - q r 81
Mrx 1ohn Dempsey.
Just more than week sse her sister ~ former Dr.
uthy Ia Casa became tie bride ~ Hf jaes - HenH -
Mis- Ia asas autumn marriage Mf. Dempsey III y -
second in The family within the year.
Miss Il Casa returned fguu vaf4ficn u Hawaii =
time - - her sisters wedding ATTENDANTS md nv
Joins tho thFonx Of hrdskels<t I'll also y &
the seasons meat fefed
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Two Popular Tacoma Girls Reveal Engagements Coming Wedding
Miss Solely Becomes
Bride Of Mr.. Lockhari

IN = ssttiar e ~hlts slsdtnh
aua white iatkspur NJ Geraldine
, sossr ri NJ ooEdea + Lea.
sard exehsnEsd her ssst.lsa2
euSs s.naas afteFneea a. =
a'eierk. TIE voss wwrs exrhaurssi
r crece Iash-rsa eaureA vtsh TIE
Res. ". 4. s<hFceass officiating
nsfess ne csrsmaay ~. Elmsr
kechs. eFsanlst. played ths wed.
alnk marehsa ~neeaass- snd Al
nswntaE~
~ nee wedding re hflds was
Fewnea IN white uAreulsstts. via
fitted nesilcs. fnu sNlft aad aizh
nsekllne. sac veFe : vell - 80
ast he'd IN place wtth = cefeast
- rsarss. Ard sAs csFsied = sAsswsr
ecuq0ss q ali whfts rosse swest
PEAS ard sieph.netls.
Miss f.ols selsy ~ss hsr sesssln's
only attendant and ~feFe : gewn
- hius msram-ests vttA Watch
ne carrlsa while r.rsss sad rlnk
sweet pas
NJ. Eefi Clemens wes BEST msn
for Mr. iershaFt ard a.. Arthur
penerd was the ushsr.
TIE bride = TIE asuEhfsr -
Mr.. and Mrs O. u. kFshhisl snsi
Mr. Inckhaft the 80 81 NJ. snd
Nrs. q. f.eekhaft.
ne brides naathsr ware = hue
costume snt wllA navy secessefsss
and Ars. l.eehhsrt vors > hlus
rsdlnRogs hnth had cefssEes q
sardenlss ard swsst peas
Guests extended their ecaEFsfn.
latlons To the bride and bridegroom
IN lhs church psEloFs sftsf The
ceremony. summer fiowsfs we're
throughout the roosns and - the
collation. tAbis where MIRA Hsfeld
Krehhlsl and Mlss Cars csiFnA
poured. Assisting were Miss Min
ME I.oekhart - Nss York. aunt
n the bridegroom. Mrs Ida per
onto. Nrs. John Lodge. Mrs. G n.
Larson ard alss Joyes reFensn.
The young couple nsosofsd 10
Glacier and YsIiowstons National
parks on their wedding trip and
viii return July ! te live 81 F1r-
crest. Ths bride were . light blue
KAbardins suit with navy secss.
sorles and q eorsaEs % white fosss
and sweet peas.
800
Danish sisteshe.a se~ias eiah
wlii meet Tuesday 81 the Edge.
wood home 81 Mrs.. n. Nyholm.
Mrs. A. Larson will assist Mem
hers will leave Tacoma On the
t10s bus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord
To Arrive From Stockton

Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Gaylord
dorothy SherrilD of Stockton,
Calf. viii arrive in Tacoma on
Tuesday to spend the week at the
home OF Mrs. Gaylord's brother,
Mr.. George Sheriff., at 81 No.
Cushman ave.