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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07

Waterville, Nov. TIA special service will be held Sunday morn- ing ct l0:45 o'clock at St. Paul's Episcopal church, with prayers for Peace, and for the members of the parish who are now serving in the Navy, Army and the Marines. In these groups are:
 Army-Laeut. Robert Stevens; First Glass Private Harry L. Fox; Private John I. Cookson; Private Theodore Roosevelt Hallock.
 Navy-First Glass Quartermaster Harold Hans Therkildsen; Junior Go. Commander Edward M. Gluse; Seaman Second Glass David Hubbell.
 Marines-First Class Private John M. F. Fox.
 The service will also include Holy Communion and sermon by Rev. Charles Goodwin.
 At 8 Q. m. there will be Holy Communion, and Church school at 0:30 o'clock.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship society will meet at 7:30 D. m, for social gathering.
 A joint service will take place with the members of the Grace Methodist church, ?. rl., on Thanksgiving eve, at St. Pauls.
 Harry Sizer presided ct the monthly meeting of the Fairmount Community club Wednesday even- ing at the club rooms on Essex avenue. It was voted to hold a card party with the December meet Ing, and eliminate the mid-lnonth- ly party, during November because of the Thanksgiving holiday.
 The annual Christmas party for members of the club will be held on December lS.
 A membership drive is now in progress. with committee Of Fred. erick Se!del, Russell Atherton, Ken- meth Rappe, clifford Northrop, Mrs. Everett Cook, and Mir. and Mrs. Harry sizer in charge. MT. and Mrs. Russell Truelove became new mem- bers Of the club Wednesday even- ing.
 A year ago there were 139 fam files in Fairmount and during the past few months several new homes have been built. New families are eligible to become members of the club.
 Miss Evelyn Black of Chestnut avenue, formerly Of Waterville, a member of the Grace Methodist church, Is a patient ct the Water bury hospital.
 Glass Opens November IS
 First Aid classes, under the SpoTl. sorship of the Casper s. Davis, American Legion Auxiliary, will be- gin November i8 and ie from 2 until { in the afternoon, at St. Michaeps parish hall. Instructors will be present from the Waterbury Chapter of the Red Gross. Anyone interested, whether e member of the auxiliary or not, may join.
 It is estimated that 800 women are receiving instruction in First Aid work in the Waterbury area, at the present time, with 200 In one class in Thomaston.
 There will be two groups given instruction each week, one .on Tlies- day and one on Wednesday, and each member will be required to purchase her own text book, ct 6 very small sum-, and to provide other necessary equipment. It would be impossible for the Red Cross to fur. nish such details, because of the immense interest displayed by peo. pie everywhere and the large 1iuTa- berS wanting to receive this an- struction.
 Mrs. John Byrnes of Pembroke avenue, activities chairlady of the Casper Davis Auxiliary, Is in charge of the Waterville project and wishes all interested to Kindly contact her for further information. Rev. Ernest P. Welse, pastor Of Grace Methodist church has an- nounCed services for Sunday, Nov.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07
40 HOLY NAME
 MEN SIGNED UP

At the regular meeting of Sts. Pe-
 ter and Pauls Holy Name society held last evening Alfred wiehn, chairman of the Membership Com mittee, annou.lcea approximately 40 new members have besn secured. The following were appointed 10 serve on the ways and Meanss Committee: Edward Bergin. chair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07

period of six months, but nothing even remotely comparable to the Spanish flu epidemic of 1918. A Harvard University medical party volunteered It's services and came to Halifax to help fight the diseases and at the same time gather infor- nation on how to combat such out breaks should they come to the United States.
 INCOME, OUTGO
 BOTH INCREASED
 New railway and habor facilities are being rushed to handle the mounting flow of traffic through
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07

man, Joseph T. Phelan, Eugene sul. hvan, Edmund White, Vincent Coates and Maurice Donovan. Plans were discussed by the Entertain. ment Committee for Q minstrel show St. Patrick's night. All men Of the parish are requested to attend holy communion in body at the 8 o'clock Mass this coming Sum dny.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07

Bill Sweeney is giving himself birthday present today The former VlanOva basketball star is writing to the United Ladies' S. L. Society for tickets to the Syrian movie Nasheed Il Amal Song of Hope they will
 present next Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Greek Church Hall Maple Street. It will be repeated in the evening at Fred KrasnovslZy presented q nonOgTammed travelling bag from his associates of Packing N Department at SCOvlIs at a recent stag party at Wiggins Restaurant The party was in com piment to his marriage last month to Lucille Charron
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07

Leslie H Rood adjuster for the Aetna Casualty and Surety Co.,, who listened to PatrOman William c. Dwyer traffic safety instructor in local schools speak =t meeting of the Mems Club of Bunker Hill Congre gatona church recently traffic safety and balliscs, impressed with the officers topic and in letter to the Police Commissioners stated: I believe educa- ton, with talks to adults and children, such Mir. Dwyer gave is of more benefit than actual conviction of safety
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07
Tod0ys AnSwoPs @ 0ANIUN CRACKERS
Questions on Comic Page

Questions on Comic Page 1.e Eric means brave. 2-j Claude means proud. 3-g. Frank means free. 4-a. Wilbur means wild boar. 5-i. Albert means all bright 6-h. Edward means guardian. 7-f. Arthur means noble. s-b. William means defense. 9.d. Harold means champion. iO-c. Andrew means manly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07
ouMay AIWaysBe
 Consipated h-

xou don't correct faulty living habits. xn the meantime to help insure gensIs ynh tt0yowgh bowel RnovenientS--t@ Dr. MawRgds' Olive Tablets.
 Olive TAbIetS arc ssn1pLy fg0Wdert1b not only to relieve constipation but also 70 stir up liver pile secretion and toneu imtogtinal muscular aeticns 1ees aOt eus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07
Good Evening.
RAIN IN NOVEMBER

RAIN IN NOVEMBER Rain in November Don't you remember? In the fall of the year It's the rain that you hear. Some days, they say, Must be dreary not gay, And a melancholy November Precedes cold December. The earth long dry Accepts the moisture from on high, And down comes the rain Again and again. On days that are bright Sunsets are delight, Piled high arc fall leaves, They clog up the caves. But rain in November Has It's points, remember, It may get your goat, But nice for the new rain coat!
 FEM. EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07
SISTER ROLE

Rita Quigley, is-year-old sister O. Jucnita, wl.o is 10. imperaonates Jusnita at the ago of % in "The Vanishing Virginlan,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07
Fast -Pulsing Empire War Machine Generates Boom In Old Halifax

the city to ana rom Great Britain and other Allied countries. Many ships are forced to anchor in mid- stream awaiting clearage of docks tc load valuable. cargoes. Day and night dock-workers are tolling to keep the supplies moving over Brit- aims llfelines.
 Cost of living has increased but increased personal revenue has kept pace or exceeded the jump. But for the majority the extra dollars are not being idly spent, Thousauds have been put into wartime funds to help build the Empires machine that has brought them prosperity.
 War savings certificates and war bond campaigns have reached theif objectives before the allotted times. Thousands of other dollars are rol- ling continuously as contributions Into the chests of the Queens Cam adian Fund for the Relief of Air Raid Victims overseas, the War Service organizations, the Red Gross and numerous other campaigns. Soldiers, sailors and airrfien on leave are taken into the homes of citizens in order that these fighters may enjoy the comforts of their own homes. .rl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07
NO LIGHTNESS OF SPIRIT

The war has brought back pros- perity for this guardian city, but 1t is not a prosperity met with real lightness of spirit. Everywhere they look, in everything they do, Halifax ans realize there Is war on--and that they are In England's front lines"
 Alcng the Atlantic seaboard only a few miles from the city, heayy.ca- fibre guns yawn at the open Atlantic ready to repel any invaders that may dare to venture near the shores of Canada.
 ships of the Canadian and Brit ish navies ply in and out of the port, fitted and waiting for fight with Axis craft. Royal Canadian Ar First planes, with their bases scat- tered along the coast, roar overhead in daylight and darkness-the eyes of Canada's Atlantic defenseS ever on watch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07

Rev. Ernest ?. Welse. pastor Of Grace Methodist church has aYi- nounCed services for Sunday, Nov.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07

BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With Little WORRY

Eat, talk, laugh or sneeze without
fear OF insecure false teeth dropping.
Shipping. or Wabbling. FASTEETH
holds plates firmer and more COM
iortably, This pleasant powder has
no gummv gooev. paStv taste or feel
ing. DOeSnt cause nausea It's al
kallne NnOn-acid). Checks plate
odorY (denture BREATH. Get FAS-
IEEIll al an. dIua etUle.-.ad1.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

of muscular aches and func-
tional periodic pains. Acts as
a sedative in simple nervous
ness. l0c q 2Sc sizes. Use only
as directed. Consult d physi-
clan when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
EADACHES-NEURAlGlA
Eased Quickly With Be-"

Agonizing headaches and an
noying neuralgia pains usual
ly yield in a hurry to the
qulck-acclng ingredients in
the Be formula. BIC" is
also effective for the relief
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

t. deserve pity, practice pity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Miss Remberi
WEEDS Mr.. BOYD

Memorable FOR its simplicity and
beauty WAS the afternoon wedding
Of Miss Goldie Rembert. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rembert.
TO Mr. Thomas L. Boyd. son Of
Mrs. Edith Smith Of Klamath
Falls. Orr. solemnized In the Oak
land Presbyterian church
Slender white iapers lighted the
church simply decorated with cal
Ia lilies and palms for the cere-
mony which the Rev Edwin G.
Hurd read before over = hundred
guests
The bride. given in marriage by
her father. wore a gown Of poudre
blue crepe. She carried white
prayer book on which was arrang-
ed a shower OF gardenias.
Miss Maxine Baichley. as maid
Of honor. wore gown OF navy
blue with = conage Of deep red
carnations.
HaflAf bA1AAtfi VI
the bride. was best man and the
ushers were Messrs. Charles and
Ike Rembert. brothers Of the bride
Following the ceremony. re-
ception Was held in the church
parlors. where = thrse-tiered we'd
ding cake. thanked by white ,apers
in crystal holders. oentered the
collation. table.
Presiding at the coffee urns wer.
Mrs A A Mercer and Mis-. John
Kirrsge Asked 10 assist were
Mrs. Mitchell Mr.. " r Allen.
Mrs Edgar Saunders Mrs. Alex
Vavor and Mrs NJ Lsurssn.
Close friends Of the bfid. who
served were Miss. Louise Sand
srs. Euuice Vhvor. Norma I.aur-
son. Marion Allen. Eleanor Gard
ner and Mrs Elmer Tegen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Sewing Club
Is ORGANIZED

A newly organized siris' Sewing
club met 81 the hams ~ Miss
shirley cannsrs on Thursday eve.
ninE Tho evening VAS spent in an
election ~ afficsrs and organise.
ton ~ the new club
Mlss Helen ranlan VAS elected
president and Mise netty Hoard
man Vas elected seerstsfy-tress.
ufsf
After the business meeting. .
buffet supper Was served 20 Mes.
danes Gladys Keith. Claire An
dfs~s Esther rsdgstt. irma pit.
th.nnsr. BETTY Rawlings Misses
Cefaldyns westhy. Helen rsnlsn.
Pauline Keel. Shirley connors.
Gladys Keith. Avonsiie Sheets,
BETTY Boardlnan and Audrey Men.
henst
Tn. nest meeting wtii he held
al the home 81 Mrs. Claire An.
drs9s on March IA
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A bride Il early tsesuaFy. Ars
Jain Cssslemsn. y ~as haausea
81 a missslisnsou. shower given ~
Mrs colhy Duncan Friday evening
Mrs Cs.tismAn 10 The fefmsF Alice
Lsthrep. daughter ~ Nc ard Me-
" ! iAthfap
Fsvors fnr games during tho
ev-ning wsfs WIN ~ hfs lain
Cssiismsn. a.. Mrs " Isthrup
and Mr.. John Castismsn. y.
PINK sna white flower. ard
white candles we're used - tho
buffet tahiss frusn which lat. sup
per was seFsed Mrs Chester How.
ard served tho Ice. and Mr.. Ing.
valid Ivstson the esss which Vas
cat ~ the bride
Present slsn wsrv Mesismss
Lawrence Howard. June voorhees,
ovsfsT. J N Duncan. 4 Anderson,
Thomas rindsf. and Mis-. Virginia
rupo. all af rssoms. snd frnm out
~ town. As=damss Herman Heller.
Invalid ivsFran. Chester Howard %
fuyaliup and Mrs Ivan Wright ~
FatonNiiis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Birthday Psr'y
Is Surprise

Ars. Jack Dschys tJossphins
HiIlmsnD 81 Fife was surprised at
her home Tuesday evening when a
number OF friends gathered To cele-
brste her birthday.
Included in the group were Mes
danes Clarence Sutherland. Ralph
Buss ecker. Joseph Humphrey. Fred
Keller. Hillmsn. Bert Dean. Fred
Psrkhurst. William Flsherty and
A Bungs. also Misses RsI.an I'M
man. Dolores Parkhurst. Harriet
Hillmsn. and Shirley Humphrey
and Stanley Hillmhn and Sutton
Busack.r
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Quiet Ceremony
Read at Fort
Miss FrsncelIe Psrmiser
WEEDS Lieut.. Armstrong

In n colorful private service
at Fort Lewis chapel Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Francelle Par
inter of Dallas, Texas. be-
came the bride of 2nd Lieut..
Lorraine +. Armstrong. lr..
Of Tacoma and San Antonio.
Texas. Chaplain 7. S. Cor
dill. Capt, of McChord Field.
performed the ceremony.
Second Lieut.. u. c Alters was
best man and Mrs. g. {. Cello was
the brides attendant Present at
the wedding were End Lieuts @. {.
Cello and Charles A. polansky.
The marriage il the elimination
Of a romance which began when
Lieut.. Armstrong was a flying
cadet al Randolph Field. Texas
The nswlyweds will MAKE their
home at the IT. James in Tacoma
A reception Was held Tuesday
evening In the residence Of Lieut.
II c. Alters. 1901 So Lawrence st
where officers Of the seth Recon
nalssane. squadron Of which Lieut..
Armstrong - member, and
others. gathered 10 toast the
couples happiness
Among the guests were II and
Mrs william g. Duncan. IL Louis
A. DeIspp. IL. Allen y. FOrsyth.
1t Leslie ". HomSn. 1t. Roland
r. Burr1s. 1t. Wesley q. Carter.
1t Archibald Campbell lr., 1t
Howard G.. Alters. IL. and Mr..
Cove c. Cello. jr. 1t and Ers
William J. wngglssworth. 1t
Harold Nillsis. II. and Mr. Eoy
W Ward. II. Frederick ~. La
horde. 1t and Mrs.. Robert q. EN-
mons. 1t Arthur g. Carlson. jr
Capt and Mrs. Prank Norwood
1t and Ars A. NJ keenan, and
Robert r Luke
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Alumnae Plan
Silver Tea
Annusl Affair 70 Follow
Concert Sunday

Delta Rho Gamma Alumnar
Of Pacific Lutheran college
viii holds Is annual reunion
silver tea IN the Trinity in-
theran church social pArloFs.
Sunday. Immediately follow
ing the traditional reunion
concert given by the Choir
Of the West" Al this time
alumni ~ the college will con-
duet a busy week end Of Ae-
Invites.
Daffodiis in crYstai ee~i
nankvd with tai yellow tarsrs IN
matching canaslahfs Siil center
the lace eexrrvd buffet table
spring greens ~ large white
basket on the stage vii compisis
the decorations Miss kieane
Raudetaugh. president. and Mrs
Melvin Petersen Judy nensonl
vice president. ~tll pour during the
tea hour.
Program numhsrs vii include
vocal selections by Mss Pauline
watts sceom Impaired ~ Miss
Theima Daniels Miss watts will
sing I Hear Forrest Praying hy
Peter nsRoss. and Thine Alone
by Victor Herbert Mss Fiofenss
Hsugs. a piano student 81 alss
Anc. Spencer Weiss. ~ill play
Novelette," by Mcdowell. and
"Erotieon. hy siogern
Mrs Henry nerntsrn Is In
charge Of the affair ard has ga.
nstlng her Miss Pauline Watts.
program. Miss Bsbstts nrotiem,
decorations. Miss Austria Andsr.
son. publicity. Mrs Alhsrta
schmitE. rcfr.shments Others as
s,tiny will ~ Nj. Enid Hisks
SECRETARY. and Miss Alice cooa,
the treasurer
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Shower Honou
herceref fodness

Miss Margaret Fsdness. daugh-
ter ~ NJ y X FAdness - PARK
land who will become N. brids II
Walter Scott 81 ssstii. March .
vas honored a. party On Thurs
day evening BY MIS- Anna Olson
and Mrs.. a. y. Crater a. the lat
ters home Mr. Frank Rsda as
sisted The hoetssesf
Sharing IN. evening Of Famss
vsr. Misses Asry LOUIS. Prsus
Esther Greco. Gladys sy.nlAnd
ard Evelyn IrN1n 4ssdanss Jss,
Kias.y. Robert 81 Clair Amy
Myers. Henry Bsrntsen. Kenneth
Jacobs Bertha F1otrs. o Hsge-
ness. ~ Bohn ElAs Homms1n.
Gerhard Hsskenson. ALVIN y In
mann. y n Corbin. Peter Westby
ings sehnugger and Carl Berg
Tacoma Cornish association WI
meet Saturday evening e. as in
the 7. o 0 ,. temple for import
ant business matters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Ohio Couple Visits
Here Enrouss South

Nj ami Mira y. - Meade ~
the |. u. Pre-. 60 Marion. Ohio
stopped off Tor . three Ns.hs
visit Niih BIZ brother and sister.
~ lAN. NJ and afs Russell D.
Mead. ~ 1913 No i.a~fsnss 81
on route 10 Sacramento. Gsnfarnis.
where h. Niil tax. essr the man,
aFsmsnt of one ~ the hfans h
stores fof his firm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Old Fashioned Party Planned
By Church FRIDAY

An old-fashioned dinner viii be
sponsored by Circle 3 OF Bethany
Presbyterian church Friday eve
ming at $50. Quaint dishes will
be used on the tables 10 make them
reminiscent OF days OF long ago.
The menu and the music have been
selected in keeping with the Gus
toms Of the past. Many guests
Will attend IN heirloom costumes
and jewels
The committee IN charge in
cludes Mesdames Leigh Martin,
Charles Wekell. James Robertson
and Y. G. LoWman.
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, A feature Of Friday evening :
program vi be piano selections
By Betty Jordan. blind pianist.
The NUMEROUS reservations for
the evening include.
NJ. and Mrs 4. r. pockersy
and party Mr. and Mrs William
RICE. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Smith.
NJ and Ms r } Jackson. Mr.
and Mrs Kari Andrisek. Mr. and
Mrs Laurence Aus. Mr.. and Mr..
Floyd Austin. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Kirkland
With Nj and Mrs John Blair
vii be Mr. and Mrs Wilson Peter
son Mr. and Mrs l 6 Bot. Mr.
and Mrs Morley Brotman. Mr.
and Mrs Hal Barbour. Mr. and
Mrs Harold Ruekner. M and
Mrs Donald De Lisle. Mr. and Mrs
J. Hubert Graft. Nr and Mrs
Philip = Farmer. Mr. and Mrs
Carl sund. Mr.. and Mrs Martin
HermRnSon
Mr. and Mrs Charles J Weller
Will have in their party; Mr. and
Mrs NJ J Ia Nelle Mr.. and Mrs.
George ! Weller. Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Anderson. Nr and Mrs.
Frank Belfoy. Mr. and Mrs Estey
Olson. Mr. and Mrs Robert Wei
Ter. Mr. and Mrs Everett Jensen
Mr. and Mrs Louis Misener's
party includes Miss Almira Nor
ton. Mr. and Mrs r l. Bonner.
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill CHM. Victor
Monahan. Thomas Reid, Mr. and
Mrs s F Tokstad. Mrs Helena
Hanks. Mr.. and Mrs Dean Mullen.
MIR and Mrs Arthur Schmity. Mr..
and Mrs William J OBrien. Mr..
and Mrs Patrick Steele. Mr. and
Mrs. G r Skewis. Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Malm. Mr. and Mrs c. r
SkeWls OF olympia
Reservations hive been made
also BY M and Mrs Earl Warren.
Mrs William Knapp, Mrs Dan
Kohler. Mrs. Hugh Goodwin. Mrs.
s. G. Fusco. Nj and Mrs + l..
Kirk. Mr.. and Mrs John West
brook. Mr. and Mrs A. Plummer
York. Mr.. and Mrs. George Abel
seth. Mr.. and Mrs. r. f Dawson,
Mr.. and Mrs Donald De Lisle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Becer Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. o. F.. Werner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Rork. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Buchlotz, j.. Mr. and Mrs
II. j. McLain. Mr.. and Mrs II.
Trevar MoLain. Mr. and Mrs l..
o. Reisinger, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Sather. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. G. Mellis,
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Wood. Mr..
and Mrs. a r Paulsen. Mr. and
Mrs Fred Rice. Miss Pearle Alb
bott. Mr. and Mrs A. Bartlett, MI.
and Mrs Jerry Geehsn. j. Mr..
and Mrs. o NJ Huesby, Mr. and
Mrs Larry Huesby
Gold Star Mothers Will meet Fri
day FOR y 80 luncheon and bust
ness at the home Of Mrs Clara
Lancaster. 1929 So Washington.
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News of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
College Affairs
Discussed al Meeting

n aa.esa.. pisns ter To- Hsss
v~sf hcak sna - siumnl 70
aalaa 81 fas rrh - q MARIN q
sta.isrt leaders It sssieas Fsetfte
l.atheran eellsse esxsnlsstsans ard
the ssui~ns hesra uf cantrei VET
- Neszsss sxsnlnf N ~ s~niof
ssFts scfulsesy - ssshsnxs lsf-ss
asmh<ss "a ths ssssa<as hard
q esrrtrxl present ~ere s<rsti
niiit, A 4 n rf~<tsssnt sens-
H<lls isns<n. knsis snis. NJ Rsm-
SD. Fstw.rd restsrsen. Nofms
teAnssn. nnh.st t.asass oixs snl..
81 tvsf Jehnsen.
- represent ths xsfi~us efxses
lsatisu= see shs fulir.tnx stu
asns. kFi.s Rutiis W A A.
Pad nrtassn, p<lss nsts Ee-sira.
Sssl ftoff no~Ftns Mast Patricia
Rnning. n~is. rhl kseps a<ss.
rfiasKsF. FfFssias Al almaa~ca.
hlxh sshosi. Allie. fesa Fafsnslss
tafssaN Mo-. nFAms NtFssnis
n<xi. saa srws rsssv-su. s.ss3
Raymond fftuessF ssi elah and
ais.lna ssesssy. 1aha nsfsisad.
Nsninr class pfssisisns; virginia
rssnsr. french sish. i,uFt Thssrs
yell leaders ruth ftsasts~al I. =
n Alsiis Fossa fialnx club. ard
valerie ol-an. llslsp leha~pa sna
Myrtle csfbe A " =
sass saii.f virginia tsssis ami
Afns rstsf~sn. eassssss nsnsssf.
announce tho cumpietiun ~ The
suh-.,sff positions fas inc isti
saga A.ssei.ss ssfltef 10 Mar.
xia isnftnsss nars rhswrs. sIs~r.
using msnssss ana Harry tara.
csfeaistlca hssd
Other appointments arc Myrtle
Crthh. art ~iitaF. Dolores Hsn.
dairh. office manager. ami Msrs
remmsrvis. photographic ssiltef
IN. following eemrlsts the sdI-
t.riai staff Margaret Taylor. 81.
nainl-tr.tlnn. Alice Fofa. ssiivi-
ties. Neil iloff. bays spafss.
Nancy Glenn girls srarss ard
Evelyn sssiSick. Glasses hsms
her. ~ the advertising ssa rifsu.
la,laa staff all be chosen In the
near future
railowtns tho evening nesting
scffrsbmsnts wsfs .sfssd
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Frank Nolan Young, Jr.,
Arrives Feb. 2o

Numerous congratulations are in
order for Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nolan Young (Antoinette Mahn-
ckel who on the morning Of Feb
ruary 26 became the parents OF a
son. their first child. The baby has
been named Frank Nolan Young
jr. His grandparents on the
maternal side are Mr.. and MIS-.
William C. Mahncke and on his
fathers side. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Marden. Great grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Mahncke.
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Sunday Bride
Complimenied
MIN Marin 10 Wed NJ.
pssss ~ Church er prs;v;s

A surprise miscellaneous
shower vas held in honor AZ
Mia. Frances Martin by Mira
MIKE Martin. Mrs. Ralph Mar
TN and Mira. Leonard Hssel-
man At the latter's home on
stsilaeoom lake ON he eve
ming Of Feb. -
fiussts la<infed Mr. Ia II
mnss. ~ Gallagher L. = vesn.
A = rsss~ r " nym-nf. Emms
u.rwsn ~ n Ta.hs a. c1ssss=
vsae q n>rvsti v fscpklrsI N 4
Owens fehn n@Fn~y csrft~ nuwns.
stsssesfs ttss<s. u Aa-fsrn. ~
rcsxhle. A kl
~F. n ~ ss~kam.
Paul i1ss. set<~ uni. = r~t<r.
$50. 4. smgth Misses Msassn~ ~
mos. l.vvfns usavtlis. n~ttv
Tashs f~rsv fsas. res~ f.snts
nnt = tawa fs~sss lseteSed
fram rsYsllur. u@~s~mss ~ T.
fassas>a. A p.slsfsr~. " Nsstss.
ard t.ss usumans u~<tsm~s !.
MARTA. : Martin. r u Martin.
tl<ofss vhlsm.n fFnw s~@sst~. ssa
Me- feFl< f'e<lns ~ Mineral
Miss Martha IL u ~~a NJ NeA.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Miss RsnsdeIl Given
Editorship al Woodbury.

Miss Betty Ramsden daughter
81 Mr. and Mrs r. z Rsmsden
OF SOIL Clement ave. was recently
appointed editor-in-ehief Of the
News Bureau Of Woodbury. college.
Los Angeles.
Miss Ramsdell. Who VAS grad
uated from Lincoln high and at
tended Pacific Lutheran college Is
enrolled al Woodbury. for the ad-
vertising course.