The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13
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assistance division of the Spokane
county welfare department.
Mrs. Casey Dawson departed
Wednesday to spend several days
in Portland visiting relatives.
Col. David II. Gross, of San
Francisco. who has been here
several weeks looking after prop
erty interests. is leaving for home
Wednesday evening. Col. Gross.
pioneer merchant, for many years
was a member OF the firm of Gross
Bros. conducting Tacomas largest
dry goods and apparel store on the
corner now occupied by the Roxy
theater.
Mrs. l. G. Noyes reports that
she has black African lily in
bloom which measures apbroxi-
mately one and a half feet across
growing in her garden at 40s Ea.
30th st.
Newest members of the Young
Mems Business club include J. X.
Morgan. ID. J. Van Alta. Walter
Sivertsen and II. A. Bergiund.
DIR. Ben Terry. travelling across
the country. managed to stop off
In Cleveland at the proper time to
get in his weekly Rotary club
meeting.
In spite of popping firecrackers.
Keith (Scotty) Mcdonald made a
creditable master of ceremonies at
q picnic of the county welfare
staff Tuesday evening on Surprise
lake. The job included serving hot
dogs and ice cream and pouring
coffee, with assistance from
Harold Votsw and others.
Fred Henricksen astonished fell
low members of the park board at
its last meeting by hauling a Is
inch cigar from under his coat and
smoking II all evening. The mas
sive cigar was given him by the
Kiwanis club for his golf prowess.
The Rev. Paul Deane Hill. pastor
OF Roosevelt Heights Christian
church, recently was elected presi-
dent of the Alumni association Of
Northwestern Christian college at
Eugene, Ore. The school serves
Montana, Idaho. Washington, Ore
gon and the northern part Of
California. Many local pastors are
numbered among its graduates.
Robert Edward il the name
selected for the second son born
June 10 Mr.. and Mrs. o. n
Williams at st. Joseph's hospital
Mrs. Williams and baby left tn.
hospital Wednesday for home.
Miss Kathleen Fry. 1921 No
20th st. was one of IT'S member
OF the 14sth graduating class a
, Pomona college this week. Mis-
Fry. an art major. was graduates
. from Stadium high school in 1885
The auxiliary 10 Wild West Pos
No. 81. Veterans of Foreign Wars
has chosen the following delegate
to this years encampment: Mr.
James Murphy. Mrs. Ronal
Aubry, Mrs Cullom Earls, Mr.,
, James Copeland and Mrs. Jerr
, Grove. Alternates are Mrs. r. ]
, Swayne, Mrs. william Schiexs
. Mrs. David Clemensen. Mrs. O. Z
Anderson and Mrs. Frank MortoF
After undergoing an operation
at local hospital. Mrs. Ida YounI
has returned to her home a
, Wanna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Cole Q
Warren left "Wednesday for Port
land to attend the convention Q
n. p. Ry. veterans.
Z A T5-egg French toast hreskfss
/. was served county jail inmate
, Wednesday BY 5ailer Gus Paine
when he took over the jail cook
duties temporarily in place Of Ere
Disel. who failed to show up. Disc
was appointed cook only last week
Pvt Wallace G. Lloyd. los Eas
45th st, Tacoma. has recently beer
: promoted 70 corporal AZ CAM
Davis, n. c. Davis is the home o
the army's new harrzge balloon
training school
Frank EGkeIberger, r., few I,
Washington. ID. C. "Wednesday b,
United Airhnes to Join his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frnak EikeIbergrr o
that city. formerly Of Spokane
Young Eikelberger has been al
tending ASTTmount academy.
Francois Roche. former Amer
can hank representative N Paris
was a Tacoma visitor Wednesday
he u ~ route 70 Oyster Bay. l. /
for ths summer.