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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Edwards at Work
New Detroit Lions Coach Begins Duties by Getting
Acquainted With His Players

the Lions last year, two and pos.
sibly more may not be back
Dwight "Paddlefoot' Sloan, pass
singing quarterback, enlisted in
the army and holds a lieutenants
commission in camp in Min
nesota. Jack johnson has re.
marked several times that he has
retired, and it is unlikely he viii
sign for 1871.
Edwards and his assistant, Ray
Miller. checked on the 20 boys
the Lions drew in the National
League draft, and Jim Thomson,
Texas A. and M. blocking back, is
the only one called, so far, 10y
Uncle Sam.
Two trips were planned for the
new coach. He will go through
the South soon to sign Lions
drafted and those they have had
"feelers' on. AS soon as Spring
practice gets under way for
northern colleges, he will make a
second trip
Edwards met eight of the Lions
last years veterans at a dinner
last night. He wanted to meet
some of the boys who live and
work here in Detroit during the
off season.
Mr.. Edwards will be a mighty
busy man for the next few months
as he attempts to sign players, at
tend the league meeting in Chi
cago in April, and straighten out
his affairs at Western Reserve in
Cleveland before making his home
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
.inningRe(ords
To Be at Stake

With three teams boasting win
ming records, Detroit's second
triple-header basketball program is
scheduled for Naval ArInory's
court tomorrow night.
Globe Trotters, who play Auto
Club, in the feature event, have
a 72-game winning streak. Auto
Club won II in row before being
beaten. Toledo White Huts, with
38 victories TO their credit this
season, take on Hong Wah Kues, a
small but speedy Chinese team
from San Francisco. Ditzler, with
a 25-game spree. meets Selfridge
Field Filters to start the program
at Z d. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Away Tie First
In History Of
Pin Classic

For the first time in the six-year
existence of The Detroit Times
Au-Star Classic there is a four
way deadlock for first place today.
Stroh and Detroit Gasket, two
Of the teams. swept their series
against Coca-Cola and Vernor's
while Ekhardt & Becker and
Norton. the other two leaders, had
to -be satisfied with two wins over
Mlneralites and Krakow last night
al Palmer Park Recreation.
Norton accounted for the nights
high series in its twin triumph as
It combined i6f3-f05l-9SS for 3052
10 Krakow's 2Sl4. Jack Di Go
vanni rolled the fourth high inii-
vidual series of the season with
231-237 for 723. followed by Chef
Slicey's 626 and Al Rodgers Goa.
Krakow showed Joe Scribner with
605
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Gedda Kept Trying
University of Detroit eager Failed Once, but Cam,
Back the Following Season to Star

Because John Gedda Is the sort
of athlete who doesn't let one
false start discourage him, he is
one of the mainstays of the cur
rent University of Detroit basket
ball team.
Gedda played basketball for four
years at Visitation High, earning
All-City honors for the last two
seasons. He played fullback on the
first football team his school ever
had.
Gedda won his numerals at end
on the u. of d. frosh eleven in
1887. After putting away his
moleskins. he turned to his favor
lite sport-basketball. He went out
for the frosh cage team. but he
didn't get anywhere. He hung
around for awhile. ran up and
down the court innumerable times
without getting a single pass
thrown his way and = finally
handed in his suit. He decided he
could have more fun playing with
the Visitation club in the c. Y. o.
league.
HE TRIED AGAIN
Gedda stayed on the u. of d.
football squad all the following
Fall. although he didn't get
into single game. When the call
for basketball went out, he de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Flint Central s
Nips Northern
Flint Central defeated the State

Flint Central defeated the State
High School basketball champions,
Flint Northern, last night in Flinu
1927. One more game is necessai
for the city championship.
Led by Tom McNeal's ID points,
Royal Oak beat Pontiac. 1920.
John Creevey ran his season total
to 191 points by scoring Is points
as Clawson lost to Marine City.
41-30. AT half time the score was
tied at n.
Free throws by Harold Wright.
and Fenwick Crane helped Lincoln
Park down Wyandotte. 22-21. Lin
coin Park of Ferndale defeated
Roseville. 24-13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

A new coach's job is no cinch
If you don't believe it, ask Bill
Edwards.
The new Detroit Lions mentor
spent the major portion of the
first day with owner Fred Man
del. going through the files on
players. Edwards is learning what
material is available and who the
new boys are that he must sign
before starting training camp in
August.
He found that out of the 27
men who finished the season with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
New Money Law
Limits Canadian
Racing Here
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Sharpshooters among the turf
men on both sides of the United
States-Canadian border are just
becoming aware that the war is
going 10 give them a big boot
where it hurts worst in the bank
roll pocket #. F. But Detroit racing
fans are going to benefit.
The new Canadian currency
regulations of the Canadian turf,
men who sharpened up their
horses at Long Branch, Woodbine
or Hamilton. and then with a lonl
string of also ran performances
behind them. shipped their horses
to the Detroit race track to knock
off fat mutuel prices.
There is a little contempt in the
mind of the average United States
turfgoer for the usual Canadian.
bred horse and present-day Cana.
dian racing despite the perform.
iances of such fine horses as Stand
Pat, Bunty Lawless and Shoeless
Joe =. AS a result, many of the
Canadian horses would be virtually
overlooked until they reached the
winners circle.
OLD STUFF
It was getting to be common
practice for such smart trainers
as Frank Gilpin TO bring the Sea.
gram or Parkwood Stables in here
and win three or four races in one
big afternoons killing before the
public smartened=up to what wa
going on A. J. Halliwell will
his Big Fish and others used Il
pop down with many which he jus
shipped over for a profitable after
moons outing at Detroit.
The Canadian turfmen won't b,
taking the fans money out of tn
Detroit mutuels-or tote-rathe
this year, because their bank
rolls will be very strictly limite'
when they come across the line
They'll have te-de- NEST of thei
betting in Canadian handbooks
United States turfmen will b.
even more seriously handicapped
Not only are the restrictions o.
shipping horses back and fort
very complicated now. with bond
to be posted for each horse. bu
the American bettor will have [,
take Canadian money at a 10 Il
IL per cent Official discount il
Canada :. If he brings the Cana
dian money back here he will b.
even worse off, for he will have t,
take a 20 per cent clip from thu
United States banks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

Paradoxical as it may be, the
double technical knockout is def
nitely established as legal today.
At least that's the way it stands
in Michigan.
Maybe Pat Carroll, the pride of
yorktown. will have little
trouble explaining to the younger
generation in days to come how
he scored a technical knockout
over Sammy Secret one cockeyed
February night back in 1941 and
at the same time was himself the
victim of technical kayo.
And maybe Mr.. Secret himself
will have to do a little fast talk
ing when proud young son wants
TO know Just what this double
TKO in the record book means.
NO ANSWER
And then Mr.. Carroll, or maybe
Mr.. Secret, will say:
well. son, 1t was just one of
those things"
That was the conclusion of the
Michigan State Athletic Board of
Control yesterday, at any rate.
The board said it in, this many
words:
"After hearing statements of
DIR. y. III. Schlafer and Referee
Clarence Rosen realtive TO the
Secret Carroll contest, II is the
unanimous decision of the board
that the Rosen decision be up
held as double technical
knockout"
RoSen was the third man in the
ring who gave the unprecedented
decision, and DR.. Schlafer the man
who did a little precedent break
ing himself by jumping into the
ring in the seventh round of the
fight at the Naval Armory and
stopping it.
EXPLAINS ACTION
THE blood was squirting from
above Secrets eye, and IL
seemed to me that he was turn
ing white. That's why l Jumped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Trevor Rees Choice
For Reserve Job

CLEVELAND, Feb. 19.-(INS)
Trevor Rees. recently appointed
freshman football coach at Ohio
State University. today was the
outstanding prospect to take over
the coaching duties at Western
Reserve University vacated by
William (BilD Edwards, who
signed to coach the Detroit Lions.
Rees, q. was football coach at
Cleveland Shaw High School be-
fore his appointment TO the Ohio
State staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Christy Mdthewson Jr.
Hurt in Auto Crash

DANVILLE. Pa. Feb. 10. -
f1NS)-Christy Mathewson Jr..
"a of Camarillo. Cal. son of the
late Christy Mathewson. famous
baseball pitcher, was recovering
today from chest injuries and cuts
suffered in an automobile collision.
His wife. Mrs. Lee l.. Mathewson.
was treated for probable fracture
OF six ribs and other injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Nova BEGINS Early

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-(INS)-
Lou Nova, who is scheduled to
fight Max Baer in a 15-rounder al
Madison Square Garden April a.
will open training quarters al
Lake Wallenpaupack, Pa, this
weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
SHARE SIXTH SPOT

Goebel gained a tie with Krakow
for sixth as il defeated Chene-
Trombly twice with 1857 to 2S41
Jimmy Marshall topped the win
ners with 223-236 in 658 and Louis
Burr had $50 The losers showed
Joe Paulus with 228-226 in 651 and
Joe Green with 631. After a
miserable no first game. Pepi-
Cola came TO the fore and took
the last two from Schmidt, al
though outdone 2735 to 2674.
Z Clarence Schnidt's 214-21S-236
for 66S went for naught when
Walby took two from RiSdon. 2S51
to 2771. Adolph Konopka. subbing
for Harold De Crick, proved equal
10 the situation with GLIB. Paris
Cleaners showed three good games
of 6S-9S9-1013 for 2970 TO sweep
Twentieth Century with 1853
Austin Keller of the losers was
high with 627. while the two Gavie
brothers. Hank and John. each
tipped Git, with Joe Cnilley at Gle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
BAUMAN SLUMP ENDS

Pail BaumanE came out of his
protracted slump with a torrid
2l5-2l7-255 for 6S7. aided by Fred
Volts -201-242 for $50 10 lead
StFefi=oveF Geea-Goia.= now IN 4
lie for the cellar. Sroh's scores
were $685. 62-1066 for 1896 10
Coca Cola's 2607. Emo Jolson did
yeoman work for. the losers with
SOS.
Mineralites were not TO be de-
MED their one win as they reached
1079 in the last fame for 1881. but
F. & B. was too tough the first
two in gathering 1850 966-942 for
1868. Tom Rooney was the bull
wark of Mineralites with 22S-21i-
$50 for his second SOS of the week
followed by Charles Kotarski s
ninth consecutive 600 series as he
finished with pa in 612. Gus
Galaska. subbing for Frank Zion,
led E. G. B. with 631 as Fred
Breckle. had GLIB and George
Holmes sos.
Archie Janowski ran 21S-244-22s
for $50 and Bill Mowery 201-222-
25S for 6S1 to lead Detroit Gasket
as il shot 920-1021-1045 for 1886
TO Vernor's $500. Steve Morris
garnered 221-234 in 646 for
Nernor's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
EXPLAINS ACTION

THE blood was squirting from
above Secrets eye, and 1t
seemed to me that he was turn
ing white. That's why 1 jumped
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
lle~ellyn F. Wings Return
From Eastern Washinoton

Mr.. and Mrs Llewellyn p. Wing.
their two sons. Roger and Doug
las, and Mrs. Wings mother. Mrs
Leila A. Nertz, have just returned
from a motor trip TO eastern
Washington and Idaho. The party
visited in Spokane and Occur
d'Alene. Ida. and returned by way
Of Coulee dam
Another son. Robert Wing. who
has just completed MS junior
year at the University Of Wash
ington. Is remaining IN Seattle for
the summer. where ne has taken a
position with Pan-American Air
way
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Miss Anrssss rr;sdmss
Arrives for vitsf

frisais snd relatives ~ ni3
Annstts Frisam.n. . fafmSr To
com. arr ~hose homs 70 nsw IN
san Fraaet~s. wEii ~ happy 10
hnos that ~as |. IN tsen IT ths
present lime. Visiting ~ the nons
- her g-rsnts NJ ssa Mfa Harry
rri.amsn 81 coo Ne. Great Hhs
plsns n 10 In to~n foe several
seeks ssfofs r.ssrnsna In CAN.
fosnis
hisx Frtssfmsa s.s : sell
<no~n fixus. IN dramatic slxeies
shits mssinx h~x homs h~<s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Married In
PITTSBURGH
Former Tseomsn Weds 81
Church Rites n Ess,

Announcement today q =
wedding ceremony which Naz
solemnized across the con-
iinent On June "a promises -
he II mueh interest here since
the bridegroom = = former
racoman. The wedding va
thai of Mss Jeanne Margaret
Pore. daughter II Mr. and
Mr. Glenn q. Papc 81 Chad.
ron. Seh.. q Mr. Leonard
Woodruff Msxcy. Of Pitts
hurrh. Pa. formerly Of this
cts. san II Mrs. nellah NJ.
MaScy ~ this city and Mr. W.
W. MaSey ~ Aberdeen.
The ceremony was soiemnisrd n
pittsbuFgh in Point nrisss rr~s-
hytsfan church
Far her wedding. TIE bride Sofs
green and white sllk print VIA
green ard white Accessories ana
a eafaaEe ~ EaFaenlas
Following their ~sitinT trip =
NlsKara Faiis NJ ard M
Massey wul make their first aoms
in Pittsburgh
The bride - graduate ~ ths
University - Nebraska and
member u Kappa Kappa osmma
-nruritY. NJ NNxsy graduated
from stadium hiEh schoal attend.
Of the University - Washington
ard later graduated from Wash.
lngtan state college IT'S fra
tefnlty = kappa sigma and he l.
also affiliated sith Delta Aiphs
omicrun. honorary fraternity for
hseisrioloEy students Al the
present time hs 10 junior part
nsr ~ the HolAstef sitter lsbors.
tories ia Pittsburgh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

Serving on Mrs. Heath's lunch
con committees are: Monday.
Mrs. D. ". Richards and Mrs.
John Worden; Tuesday. Mrs. Paul
Graft. Mrs. A. O. Burneister and
Mrs. Einar Sather: Wednesday,
Mrs. F. W. Sehwan, Mrs. n. H.
Kelly and Miss May Ruth Ander-
son; Thursday. Mrs. Thomas Muir
ply and Mrs. Katherine F. Pan
coast. Friday. Mrs. Horace Wright
and Mrs. n. T. Greenup. and sat
urdsy. Mrs Stuart Macdonald.
Mrs. T. H Monroe. Mrs Irving
Thomas, Mrs. ". G. Pinehes and
MRS. Reno Odlin.
Mrs Gilpin's Wednesday tea
committee consists Of Mrs. George
Guyles. Mrs. {. F. Pascoe. Mrs.
l.. l.. Doud. Mrs. Richard Derby.
Mrs. L. T. Murray. Mrs. Frost
Snyder. Mrs. John s. Baker and
Mrs. John f. Yerka. Presiding at
the tea table will be Miss Jessie
Kershaw, Mrs. Yerxa, Mrs. Derby
and Mrs. John s. Baker.
The committee for Saturdays
tea. headed by Mrs. Morris, in
cludes Mrs. f. NJ Hayden. Mrs.
George Hellar. Mrs. Charles II.
Lea, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Clyde Mar
tin. Miss Helen Long and Miss
Margaret Long Pouring will be
Mrs. Hayden. Mrs. Hellar. Mrs.
c. p. WEIGH and Mrs. E. c. Rich
ards.
Junior girls who will serve at
the tea on Wednesday are the
Misses Vera Fraser, Marian In
gram. Barbara La Casa, Peggy
Jean McCarty. Hazel Schaeffer,
Caroline Scharf, Mary Thomas,
Virginia Schwan and Jerry Hayes.
Girls who will assist with the
serving at Saturdays tea are the
Misses Barbara Abel. Shirley Abel.
Beverly Brown, Ann Chapman,
Martha Lou Faulkner, Mimi
Howell. Mary Elizabeth Mcdonald
and Barbara Hufford.
Working with Miss Kathryn
LaGasa on her dance committee
are Mrs. Paul Graft. who is in
charge of decorations; Mrs Archie
Mclean. refreshments chairman;
Miss Margaret MscTavish. tickets,
and Mrs. Harry Cain. lighting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Perry VIII Wslcoms
Dsnshsr osmpssys

iiouoFtps NJ. snd arsl psnsbss
Dempsey tMariss Ia CASA upau
their r.tuFn fFosa thar wedding
trip 10 LAKE Los.is~. Jasper Ma
l.onsl parA and n@aff. Alberta.
Canals. . sasstsil party ~til ~
given st the hoas II nss Damp
ssys father. Or. James A. 10
Case. thls saturday sfssrnosn.
Guests wsii y. welcomed ~ Mrs
DsmpssYs thrss sssssrs. Aiss
ksthfyn Ia Casa, Mrs Jsm~s
Macs kpoa tpsfpthY - osssl
and ai.. nsfA.s. Ia f,.s.. sseass
VIII - ffsss Until 7 s'einek.
Mr. ana Mrs. Dempsey wsfs asr-
red Jssns ~ IA "a fstrisss
enurah.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Tennis Matches Be Occasion Series of LceOns and Teas
Much Interest Is Centered
On 5lst Annual Tournament
Clubhouse TO Be Scene Of Great Activity During
Coming Week; Dance Friday VIII Honor Players

AL in readiness for the 5lst Annual Pacific Northwest
Tennis Tournament TO be PLAYED off all week the
courts al the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club As always the
tournament promises TO be occasion for much enter
tanning Luncheon will be served the clubhouse for the
players each day during the tournament and teas oomp
menary those taking part IN the matches will take place
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. In addition
dance viii be given Friday evening IN honor Of visiting
players.
Mrs. a. H. Heath is general chairman for the daily
uncheons scheduled for the week and Miss kathrys Laaa
IS heading plans for the dance. Mrs Joseph II Gpin Is
making arrangements for Wednesdays tea and Mrs James
Morris chairman of the planned for Saturday
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Holiday Rites
Announced
81. AIMS Church |,
Setting for Ceremony

Friends and the immediate
family assembled at St. AIMS
Catholic church July 4 10 wit
ness the marriage Of Miss
Loretta kowalchuk 10 Mr.
John Laha AT a nuptial mass
and holy communion at 9
o'clock. The Rev. Barry Of
ficiated. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Kowalchuk and the bride
groom is the son of Mrs. Floyd
Johnson.
The bride was beautiful as she
came up the aisle on the arm of
her father who gave her in mar
rage. Her dainty wedding gown
was Of white embroidered mar
quisette. Her long illusion veil
fell into a train and was caught
10 her head by a crown Of seed
pearls. Her shower bouquet was
OF sweet peas ana roses.
Slster-in-Law Il Attendant
The bride chose as her matron
of honor. her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Joseph Kowalchuk OF Great Falls.
Mont She wore a floor length
frock OF peach tulle. A matching
halo cap OF the same material and
a bouquet OF carnations completed
her costume.
Miss Virginia Walker Of Eugene.
Ore, cousin OF the bridegroom.
was the bridesmaid. Her floor
length gown was turquoise and
with il she wore matching halo
cap. Her flowers were also car
nations.
The brides tiny cousin Marilyn
Miller Of Dearborn. Mich, was
the flower girl. wearing a white
tulle frock which reached 10 the
floor and carrying a basket of rose
petals which she Acattered In the
pathway Of the bride. All attend
snds wore pearls. q gift OF the
bride.
Best man for Mr.. Lahs was Mr..
Eugene Kowalchuk. Miss kath-
crime Shannon sang during mass.
accompanied by Mr.. Pryor.
Wedding Breakfast Follows
The brides mother was goWned
in black and white floral print
and wore with IL corsaRe Of
sweet peas and roses. The bride
groom's mother wore an orchid
floral print and a similar eorsage
A wedding breakfast was served
later at the home OF the brides
parents.
For travelling the bride wore
beige wool suit with contrasting
brown and white accessories and
a eorsage OF gardenias and rose
buds
Out-of-town guests At the wed
ding included Mr.. and Mrs. George
Miller and daughter Marilyn Of
Dearborn. Mich. Mrs. Eva Down
ing and daughter. Virginia Walker
Of Eugene, Ore. and Mrs. Joseph
kowalchuk and daughter. Jolene
Marie OF Great Falls. Mont.
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Mr.. McCann Chairman
OF Country Club Dance

The summer sports dance 10 be
given at the Country ciuh July ID
IL being looked forward 20 with
good deal of anticipation. The
dance will DO preceded by = din.
nsr and followed by buffet sup
per 10 he served IN the grin roam
FOR those II the younger act who
viii not be arriving In time for
the dinner {. Center Case and
his orchestra vii play for the
dancers
Nj II. W Mccain IL chairman
~ the committee making plans
for the dance. COMMITTEES mem.
hers are Mira. Harry w Andrews
Mrs ~ A chnstofferson Nrs
Richard Derby. Ms J. Wilson
Johnston Mr.. Jr~ Road. Mrs.
Pred shaneman. Ms Bert Sweet
ing. Mrs a W Taylor Mrs Cory.
don Wagner. Miss Amy Lou Muir
ray. Mr. VIII Conner. Mr.. Jamsa
Dempsey. Dr }. W Guiiihson. Or
~ y Harrington. Mrs. } ]. Asl-
unger and Mr.. Charles Chandler
You help yourself when yos buy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Shower Fetes
Bride lobe
Mrs. Cory Compliments
Miss Charlotte Rockwell

Mrs. Frank Cory. assisted
by her daughter. Mrs. Clar-
enee Killing. entertained at a
bridal shower Friday evening
for the pleasure of Miss Char
lotte Rockwell, bride-to-be of
Mr.. Robert Trent. Miss Rock
we'll has selected July 10 as
the date for her marriage.
Honors at games played during
the evening went 10 Mrs. George
Fields. Mrs. Mamie Trent, mother
Of the prospective bridegroom. Mrs
Albert Zurnuh and Mrs. Albert
Rockwell mother Of the BRIDE
elect
Following the playing Of games.
a buffet supper was served from
table which was covered with a
white satin Damask cloth and cen
tered by a crystal bowl Of pink
snap dragons Pink tapers in
crystal holders added TO The charm
Of the setting Sweet pess were
used throughout the rooms.
Guests were Mrs Albert Rock-
well. Mrs Mamie Trent. Mrs
George MeQuillen. Mrs. Sidney Nc
CULLEN. Mrs Jack Young. Mrs
Aulbert Rsineh. Mrs. Harry Mel
son. Mrs. Charles Aesner. Mrs
Jack Doris. Mrs. Walter KsnsmAn.
Mrs. Arthur Zurfluh. Mrs George
Fields. Miss Betty Beltner. Miss
Betty zurfluh and Miss Bernie.
Allen and the guest Of honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Former rscomsns Leave 70
Esssbli.h California Home

Afs Walter Ffssman ara nxf
two children. Ellxabsth sna Men.
nefh. left mia sssk py train 10
Join Lieut. FfesHaa in san Diego.
Do IA. bssn transferred 70 Camp
calisa near that ely. and tia noe
rsadsaes 1sli 10 sstssilsbsa thsss
TIE rrssmsns are former face
mans. bat have hesn rssadinE in
Part ToNnssnd TsesatfY. .hlis
Lieutenant Fr.susn "a. skailaasd
e. FORT W6fdsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
w. L. Bundys Return

Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Bundy have
just returned from an eight days
trip through Idaho and Montana
10 Yellowstone national PARK. They
made the trip by motor. driving
hom. by way of the Columbia
river and Yakima
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

Mt. Tacoma nebekah Priscilla
club members will meet a. I'm
coin PARK Tuesday for their first
outdoor gathering Those attend
Ing Will brng their own picnic
baskets and service Lunch viii
DO Al u 30. with officers serving
As hostssssa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Telegram and Candy Tell
OF Miss Samson's Troth
Reveals Enssssmsni 70 M. f.rvsH ~ Gsshsdes n
Seattle Friday Evening; Wedding VII Be- Soon

telegram and box Of candy told friends of Ms. Dot
Samson Friday evening ~ her 70 Mr. Howard
Lowell Farwsl and Of their coming marriages Tho
nouneement made At gathering II college classmates
and Theta Sigma Phi members honorng Mrs Robert Holm
quKt Miss Roberta Rice hostess for the evening
Miss Samson Ia the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Samson Of Tacoma. She IA graduate Of Stadium high
school and of the University Of Washington where shs
fessonal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Mrs. Murphy. Reno Odlins
Expect Visitors From South

Coming from fian FsFnsndo,
Calf neEt ~esk are f1r and Mrs
James paggias Murphy and syn.
G.orKs while IN raeama. ihs MIR.
phys ALL yislt with NJ Murphys
mother. ars Aans asrphy and
sith MS brother tn.lau and sister
Mr. and Mfs Reno Odiln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Mrs. Alburt Sutton
Home From East

Mr. Albert sutton has Just re-
turned from tn east east where
she attended Ire marriage ~ hsr
son which took place IN Falrport
New York. June - whl. IN ~.
east. Mr. sutton also visited IN
New York City snd In Princeton
She WaA away about a month.