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Evening star., 1941-11-02
Visits Mark
Social Week
AtManassas
Two House Guests
At Residence of
Mrs. Dessler

MANASSAS, Va, Nov. Mrs
George Dessler has as house guests
Mrs. Tom Patricola of Hollywood,
Calf. and Mrs. Alvin E. Schattman
of Southampton, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leroy Byrd,
1r, have returned from Weldon,
N. c., accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Byrd. who have been on 10
day trip through North and South
Carolina.
Mrs. o. D. Waters is visiting her
son and daughter-in-laW It. and
Mrs. o. D. Waters, jr., in Washing
ton this week end.
Mrs Arthur Sinclair will be hostess
at several tables of bridge Monday
afternoon at her residence on Grant
avenue.
Miss Marie Bauserman and her
roommates, Miss Catherine O'Brien
of South Boston and Miss Ella Meeks
of Amherst. arrived Thursday from
Madison College, Harrisonburg, to
stay over the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. r. c. Bauserman.
Mr.. Frank Cox is spending several
days in Luray, where he is attending
the annual conference Of State ex-
tension agents.
Miss Mary Pattie Visits
In Montgomery, Ala.
Miss Mary Currell Pattie left today
for Montgomery, Ala, to visit 1t.
and Mrs. William P. Kevan for a
fortnight. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Kevan and daughter, Eleanor
Randolph Kevan, who have been
spending some time with DR.. c. F.
Brewer at Catharpin.
Mr.. and Mrs MacDuff Green have
as guests this week at Wortley Farm
Mrs. Elliott Meridith of Scottsville,
Va, and DR.. and Mrs. o. B. Darden
and their sons, William and John
Darden. of Richmond.
Mrs. Charles R. Macdonald of
Norton, Va, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. K. Caldwell at Six Acres
Miss Virginia Frazier will be
hostess at dinner tomorrow evening
at Carol Springs Inn.
Mrs. Fred Hynson was hostess at
bridge last evening at her home on
North Main street.
Mrs. J. G. KinchelOe
To Give Luncheon.
Mrs. J. G. Kincheloe will entertain
at luncheon Thursday.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Percy Hayden
and their son. John Haydon. of Fort
Laurel, Kans. are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. C. Haydon until November 9.
Master David Arlington was host
to a group of young friends at a
Halloween party yesterday afternoon
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Arlington.
Capt Robert Bayne arrived this
week from Fort Stotsenburg, Philip
pine Islands. to ioin Mrs. Bavne and
their children. Robert and Elizabeth.
for months leave.
Miss Virginia Jakeman enter
tanned at birthday party yester-
day afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

"Now is the time for all smart
women to come to the aid Of their
lips! And don't YOU overlook it
one second now that November is
here. For q lipstick that will help
prevent cracking. why not choose
LOUIS PHILIPPE, famous for its
Special cream base? Remember,
it won't look sreasy, and it's the
kind to "stay put. Try it -. in
Patriot Red or Formal Red" at
the amazing new price Of 49c.
Smart with all your costumes,-and
lovely on your lips!
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Shachtman, announce
her engagement to Mr.. Robert
Snyder, son OF Mrs. Hannah
Snyder OF this city. The 1ced-
ding date 1Cill be announced
in the near future.
White Photo.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
The hOAH

No matter what size your BUDGET
there's POSTMASTER product
for YOU! There's nothing your
quests will enjoy more than helping
themselves to perfection toast pop.
ped.up by the automatic, self-timink
POSTMASTER Toaster. - then
dissins into the loot" offered in
the pretty hors d'oeuvres dishes or
jam jars that come ensembled with
various POSTMASTER Sets. A
POSTMASTER set for every
budget from the TOASTMAS-
TER Junior Toast n jam Set
to the De Luxe Hospitality Set!
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Beins a woman and exquisitely
Beauty.wise,-you'll spplaud learn.
ins WHY Pepsodent Tooth Powder
is proven BY testing laboratories to
make teeth TWICE as bright as the
average of all other leading brands!
First,-it contains Pepsodent-eXclu-
sive Irium. high power cleansing
agent which gives teeth double.
power cleansing for sparkling clean.
liness! Second.-Pepsodent is the
only tooth powder which has Com
posite Metophosphate, one of the
safest, most effective polishing in
lredients known to dental science.
And behold.-this combination in
PEPSODENT Tooth Powder offers
teeth double.clean and smiles
"twioe.brisht"!
Evening star., 1941-11-02
(BUY-LINES by Nancy aatr

New York, n. T., November I. Ever tried
apeing chameleon? Then settle on a color
and watch it become YOURS with the
correct use of beauty aids and accent &C.
cessories! 1t does seem reasonable to
forsake tried-and.true colors you've always
heard were becoming to you,-but where's
YOUR pioneer spirit? Whv not forae a new
Evening star., 1941-11-02

The population center Of New
York is Calvary Cemetery In the
borough of Queens
Evening star., 1941-11-02

beautypah for yourself, reveal personality? You'll
be surprised how many colors in this winters fashion
chart can be YOURS if you'll approach them with eye
proper makeup and accessores Approach your fashion
shopping this season with chameleon touch how
many thrilling new shades you can win to YOU!
Evening star., 1941-11-02

tain Wednesday afternoon at des-
sert bridge party.
The members of the Herndon
Young Women's Club were hostesses
last evening at an outdoor sup
per party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Mcdaniel
Miss Jane Hutchison has been
the guest for several days of Miss
Jean Thompson of Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
South America
Lecture Subject

DR.. Howard II. Martin and DR..
Carlos Garcia-Prada Of the Uni
versity OF Washington. both of
whom have been in the diplomatic
service. will lecture Monday night
at the Talmud Torah synagogue
on the subject. Hemisphere Soil
darity as Factor in Western
Hemisphere Defense.
They will consider the natural
and human resources of South
America, the conflicting ambitions
end ideologies in that continent
and the possibilities of cooperation
among the Americas for common
goals.
The musical program. which will
begin at Sis p. m, has been ar
ranged by Prof. C. ]. Malmin, di-
rector. of music at Pacific Lutheran
college. He will present trumpet
trio composed of William Cannon
Roy Stevens and Harvey Tollfeldt
Vocal numbers will be offered by
the P L. c. male quartet consist
ing of Lyle Nuland, John Lars
gard. Gerald Lider and Roy
Stevens. Miss Lenore Rasmussen
will accompany at the piano.
Judge F. C. Remain of the SUI
perior court will speak briefly
Doors of the synagogue, So. 4th
and I SITS, will be open at 7:3O
D. m. Service men in uniform will
be admitted without charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Wife Favors
Russia; Man
Files Suit

Divorce action was filed in SUI
perior court here Monday BY Fred
A. K1eger. who complains that
his wife. Pauline Rose krieger,
has refused 20 leave her native
Russia and come to America. He
states he was married TO her IN
1908 in Nowogrsd. s.. Wolinge,
Russia. that he left that country
in 1918 and for many years sent
remittsnces Of thousands Of dollars
10 her for herself and their chill
dren. now Of age. In 1882, Krieger
complains. he sent tickets worth
81 $50. She not only failed to use
them but stopped communicating
with him.
Also seeking a divorce was syl-
via Storino against Samuel, on
grounds OF cruelty and infidelty.
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Winnie Boyle, Buckley. 3; Lor-
raine Atkinson, Sumner, 3.
Oboe, senior division - Willard
HOMELAND. Lincoln. Tacoma, /;
Mary Jane Brockman. Bremerton,
2.
Piano-iunior division-Joan In
gels, Mason. Tacoma, /.
Piano, senior Charlotte
Miller. Lincoln. Tacoma. 2: Ray
mond Boyce Buckley, 3; Clara
Halves. Auburn, 2.
Violin, junior division-Harriet
Fiske. Mason. Tacoma. 3, David
Solder. Bremerton. /; Virginia
Wepfer. Puyallup. l.
Violin, senior division-Eleanor
Whelan, Lincoln, Tacoma, /; Helen
Mae Hansen. Enumclaw. 2; Allyn
Erickson. Bremerton, /; Marie
Nelson, Auburn. 2.
Baton twirling, junior division
Betty Oleson, Enumclaw, /: Gloria
Ellexson. Sumner, 2; Clarence Bill
ingsley. Enumclaw, 3.
Baton twirling, senior division
Bobbie Field. Lincoln. Tacoma, /
Helen Twardoski. Buckley. 8
Dorothy Novelli. Eatonville. 2
Dick White. Bremerton. /: Bever.
ly Steele, Lincoln. Tacoma, l
Bonnie Madden. Buckley. 2.
VOCAL SOLO SECTION
Soprano. junior division-Flor
ence Weiss. Stewart. Tacoma, /
Bob Shaver. Stewart. Tacoma, l
Kathryn Meter, Buckley, 2
Gloria Swanson. FARMLAND, 2
Paul stauffacher. Falkland. /.
Alto. junior division - Marth,
Toney. Buckley, 2.
BARITONE, junior division - Mar
win Bjerge. Falkland. /.
Soprano. senior division - Jeal
Selle, Kent, 8; Evelyn Pendleton
Sumner, 2: Ruth Stendale. Kent
!; Glen Wallace, Estonville.
Jean Midtsatre, Gig Harbor.
Dorothy Hiber. Buckley. 5.
Baritone. senior division - Die
Mitchell. Kent, /; Leslie Ander
son, Sumner, 5; George Link
Buckley 3; Roger Reynolds. KEN
2; Davis Leonard. Auburn. 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Wait in Line
To Pay Tax
Collection Moves
Into High Gear

Laesards who haven't yet filed
their federal income tax returns
were finding the duty somewhat
tedious Monday.
And the mail desk AZ the post
office headquarters Of the bureau
Of internal revenue hummed in
high gear for the first time Nom
day.
Halls Of the federal build
ing here were crowded-some
Is lines of six TO 10 persons
each-with taxpayers WHO de-
sired the assistance (freeI OF
the federal experts. Waiting
for such aid has been increas-
ing daily.
Meanwhile, behind the scenes
in the income tax division bat
terry of IA clerks sat barrieaded
behind heaps of mail containing
returns and tax money. System
atically they sorted the mounds OF
fat envelopes. opened them and
emptied the contents. which were
thereupon sorted in rows Of huge
trays.
Receiving the returns hereto
fore has been a halliday ohore for
a few clerks, according to Collector
Squire. but the rush had obviously
gained fun momentum Monday
morning and the large staff was
expected to be kept working at
top speed until evening.
All income taxes Of Wash
ington and Alaska are received
at headquarters here, and with
tax rolls greatly swelled by
new legislation during the past
year, records and presidents
of every sort are being shat
tered.
For the first time, single per.
sons whose gross income during
1910 was $500 or more. and mar.
ried persons whose combined gross
income was $4,000 or more, must
file income tax returns before mid.
night March Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Booklet al Chamber
Details Use Of FLAG

Use Of the American flag for ad-
vertising and other commercial
purposes is definitely provided for
by law. and the subject is detailed
in a new publication made avail
able Monday by the Tacoma CO.
operative office Of the L. S. Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce.
The Flag of the United States
Its Use in Commerce" includes
all legislation regarding display Of
the national emblem
Each state and territory has
laws for use Of the flag. and all
provide penalties for misuse or
violations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

something. Following are the
grades given participants from the
Tacoma area:
Clarinet, junior division-Kath-
crime Peterson. Sumner. /: Gloria
LAUGH. Enumclaw. 2; Jacquelin
Prescott. Eatonville. /.
Clarinet, senior division Harold
Novikoff, Stadium. Tacoma. /;
Charles Reberger, Lincoln, Taco
ma. 2: Jane Daniel. Buckley, 5;
Shirley Kellogg, Sumner. 4; Ruth
Stoltz. Buckley. 4.
Bassoon. senior division-Bruce
Allen, Stadium. l. Judges gave the
same rating TO the other three
entries in this division-Earl john
son, Snohomish: Jack Filion, Port
Angeles. and Marjorie Clark. Issa-
quah, but complimented Bruce
Allen for a performance of pro-
fessional character.
Sousaphone, senior division -
Jim Murphy. Lincoln. Tacoma, i;
Frank Damman. Eatonville. /: Jim
Chase, Enumclsw, 2.
Trombone, junior division-Boh
knight. Jason Lee, Tacoma. l.
Trombone. senior division
Hampton. Stadium. Tacoma, /;
John Mslidore, Enumclaw. 5; Rod
erick Stewart. Auburn, 4.
Trumpet. junior division - Ar
thur Nylander. Jason Lee. Tacoma
2: Stanley Exellson, Sumner, 8
Ben Lonn. Eatonville. /; Clarencs
Billingslcy. Enumclaw, 2; Gordon
Voiles. Sumner. 2.
Trumpet. senior division--Rich
ard Tabell. Stadium. Tacoma. 2
Fred Leber. Kent, 2; Jack Gal
lagher. Stadium, Tacoma. 2; Dor
Troy. Enumclaw. 2: Jack Brown
Enumclaw, 1: Bob Coward. Brem
erton. 2; Dick whitmore. Buck
ley. 2.
Alto Haxophone. junior division
John Ross. Gig Harbor. /; Bruc'
Parker, Jason Lee. Tacoma, 8
(No entries from Tacoma area il
senior division.l
Tenor saxophone - Joe Martin
Buckley, /.
Baritone. saxophone, senior di
vision-Glen Murray. Stadium. 1.
Cello. junior division = Delore
Hartman. Mason. Tacoma, /; DIV
Anderson, Mason. 2.
Cello. senior division - Evelyi
White. Bremerton, 2.
Viola. junior diyfsion-Ann der
niger. Buckley. /.
String bass, senior division
Gordon Heritage. Auburn. 2.
Drum. senior diyision-Allen An
derson, Lincoln. Tacoma. 2; Mer
rill Fuller. Lincoln. 2.
Marimba, senior diyision-Bev
erly Naubert. Stadium. Tacoma. ]
French horn, junior division
Roberta Underhill. Puyallup, /
vernsl Page. Sumner, 2: Shirle,
Bailey. Puyallup. s.
French horn. senior division
Renwick Taylor. Lincoln, Tacoms
/; Betty Steele, Buckley. 5; Stan
ley Kyle. Enumclaw, /; JseI
Bender. Bremerton. 5.
Baritone horn, senior division
Melvin Greenwood. Buckley. ?.
Flute, junior division - Ahc'
Bergstrom, Mason. Tacoma, /
Helen Hupp. Stewart. Tacoma. /
Margaret Benedict, Puyallup. i.
Flute. senior diyision-Florenc
Schaller, Stadium. Tscoms. l
Harriet Nelson. Eatonyille. )
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Experiment With Power
OF Electric Lamp

BERKELEY, Cal. - University
of California scientists report that
less than one-hundredth of the
current flowing through an or
binary electric lamp is enough to
produce a dangerous and even
fatal shock. The findings were
based on tests made with 176 VOL
unteers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Tacoma School Music Students
Place High in Competition Here

CONTINUED From Page one)
Washington School Music associ-
alton judges. music supervisors
and few others were guests at a
dinner arranged by DR.. e. II. Todd.
president of the college. at the
Residence hail Saturday night. At
the business meeting which fol-
lowed the dinner DR.. Todd was the
principal speaker. He gave credit
to Louis c. Wersen. public school
music supervisor and a member
of the college music faculty, and
John Paul Bennett, director of the
conservatory of music, for bring
ing the festival 10 Tacoma and
working out the details.
DIR. Todd outlined the work
that Ia being done with the
Carnegie grant for m ex-
pertinent In fine arts produc-
tion and emphasized the place
music holds In that project.
He expressed the belief that
music should he q part Of
every liberal arts education
for those who desired II and
said the College Of Puget
Sound h working along that
line.
The judges-Howsrd Deye. mu
sic supervisor, Pendleton. Ore.
Walter c. welke, director Of bands
University Of Washington; Ericl
J. r. koker. head of the collee'
violin department: Frank ]. Nurd
ing. organist and choir master
First Presbyterian church. an
Arthur S. Haynes. bandmaster
7th Infantry regiment. Fort Levi
discussed incidents of the con
test and gave reasons for som
Of the decisions.
Louis C. Wersen. general chair
man. presided. Raymond Horse,
music supervisor at Enumclaw
secretary of the association, an
nounced some Of the plans 10
the Northwest Music Educators
conference to be held at Spokan
the last Of March and other meet
ings to be held at Everett an
Tacoma this spring.
Grades In Tacoma Area
As explained by the adjudics
tors. this was not a contest in tn
usual meaning of the word, bu
rather q music festival where tn
participants were graded accord
ing to type and style of pei
Torrance and every one win
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
PIPE FOR SOLACE

WISNER, Neb. - Pancakes and
black coffee-thats the breakfast
menu for Mrs. Lucinda Cline. 100.
Living on a farm near Wisner, the
aged woman says her pipe lis her
solace."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Core Of the News
OPERETTA FOR CLUB

Selections from the Stadium high
school operetta. The Merry
Widow" will entertain the Tacoma
kiwsnis club Tuesday noon at the
Hotel Winthrop.
Hospital flowers. HIM. Florist.
--(Ady)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

YAKIAGA-Funerals service
were to be held Monday for
George r. NcAuley. SO. attorney
and state senator in 1884.
McAuley came here from Bak.
a, Ore, in 1907. In 1882 he
headed the County Democratic
Central committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
TECHNoCRArs TO MEET

Technocracy. Inc. section I. will
meet Monday night at s O'Clock
in Emerson hall. 1loeis Broadway,
according to Bruce Howard.
Best large eggs. IS cents. Cow
Butter Store. (adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
DYSLIN BOARD MEETING

Board members Of the Jessie
Dyslin Boys Ranch Corp. viii be
held Wednesday at 1890 p. m. in
the clubroom Of the Young Mems
Business club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

will be at the city hall. also Thurs
dav from . To 5. with Louis Hsllen-
barker presiding The orting SEES
sion Will be Friday. in charge Of
". n Dscy.
A meeting If Woodland PIT. A
Is scheduled Tuesday afternoon.
beginning with a o'clock pot
luck luncheon. Mrs A. B. Gala
han will preside At the business
session at 2:30.
Past Pocahontas club will serve
public dinner at Red Mems hall
Wednesday from noon until l
o'clock. This will be followed BY
a card party. Mrs. Beulah Cline
will be in charge Of cards and Mrs.
W. NJ. Buckmaster. Mrs. Edith
Henzell and AIRS. Z. y. Hill. dining
room.
Lenten Service
Mid-week lenten service will be
held Wednesday night at s O'Clock
at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
with Rev. Theodore Brakeman
preaching the sermon. Thursday
evening at Z the Jolly Juniors will
hold their monthly business meet
ing and social hour with Andrew
Harstsd presiding. Also Thursday
AZ s p. m. the adult instruction
class will meet at the parsonage.
William Reid will preside at ses-
sion of the Mems club Friday
night at 8 in the social rooms
Harry Wassman is in charge Of the
program. Saturday school fol
young people will be at 10 a. m.
Deacons. deaconesses and the
board OF trustees OF the First Bap-
fist church will meet Tuesday eve
ming at 7:45 at the parsonage.
Wednesday the three women's
circles will hold meetings. Electa
circle will meet with Mrs. King al
McMillin at 2 o'clock. Mrs. J. c
Cook will entertain the Willing
Workers group at an all-day meet
ing with pot luck lunch at noon
Members will tie a quilt for the
suy,,poer can,n at burton and each
is asked to bring a dressed dol
for the Orthopedic hospital at Sc
attic. Fidelis circle will meet with
Mrs. Bessie Kits at 7:45 p. m.
Legislative rulings limit the
length of time state and county
treasurers may hold office. Would
not the same ruling be good bust
ness for our city? Elect Frank
Nicholson, city treasurer.-(Adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
BUDDHIST MEETING

An English Buddhist service Will
be held az S O'Clock Tuesday eve
ming at the Tacoma Buddhist
church. 1717 Fswceti ave. with
Rev. S y. Pratt speaking on The
Harmony OF Buddhism
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

ct. Andrews Guild viii meet at
the home Of Mrs. J. r. Fortier for
q / o'clock desert luncheon We'd
nesday, Mrs. A. Butler assisting.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
circles viii meet Wednesday at the
following places. Circle No. at
the home of Mrs. Fred Mattson
FOR = o'clock dessert luncheon,
Miss Marcella Higgins and Mrs.
Fred Pyfer assisting; Circle 2. in
the church psrlors for ! O'Clock
no-hostess luncheon: Circle 3, at
the home of Mrs. Orville Brown
for 4 / O'Clock dessert luncheon.
These are the last circle meetings
in the church year. Names will be
drawn for new circles before the
April meeting.
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist
church will meet in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon at ;
o'clock. The society announces
March ~ ~ the date for Its an
nual spring luncheon.
Mt. View Ladies' Aid will NEE
wednesday at 2 p. m. in the church
pariors. Mrs. K. Helling viii ac'
- hostess- :
The Garden class sponsored b,
the Women's Civic improvement
club will meet Wednesday morn
ing at $50 in the girls club room
Of the junior high school instea'
Of the Carl Scout Little House
Mrs. Fern Ricketts, of Tacoma vii
conduct . general discussion OF
~what TO Do in the Spring Gar
den"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

The Baptist women's Union will
entertain with its annual spring
luncheon Thursday at ! o'clock in
the church dining room. Mrs. J.
II. Coriiss. chairman Of the Chris
tian Citizenship committee. will
present Mrs. J. c. Cook Of Puyal-
lup. who will speak on Christian
Citizenship" Stories win be told
by Mn. James Fry and Mrs w.
l. Quest Of the Tacoma Story
Tellers league. A group Of solos
by Mrs. Lloyd J. voiles, accom-
panied by Miss Luella Blue, will
conclude the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Fire Is Sumner
Pr A. Topic
Plon Broadcast
On Flower Show

euMNER-Dvire Garrett. fire
rhief Of Sumner and safety chair
man II the local PIT. A.. has OBJ
tanned a. Euest speaker for the
meeting Tuesday evening at 9
o'clock in the high school audi
torium. Z. r. Furmsn. safety en-
engineer and sdjuster for the North
West Mutual Fire association.
Furnan win give An illustrated
talk on fire prevention Vocal
numbers viii be given by Miss
Pauline Watts. Of the grade school
faculty. Melody in a novel way
viii be presented by Leslie Ander-
son- Betty Ann Away. who re-
ceived special recognition in verse
reading at the University Of WASH
ington. win be presented by Miss
Catherine Austin Of the high
school. Refresh men Is viii be
served In the domestic science
room.
l1ias Pauline Martin. 1el1 DAFT
fodil queen: ]. H. Baumbach. pres
ident Of Sumner Chamber of Com
merce. and II. J. Reynolds. chair
man of the annual bulb show. win
be featured on the Greater WASH
ington hour over kJR Monday
evening from TO 7:3o. They win
address the public on the beauties
Of Sumner during the daffodil
season and the annual flower
show, which will be held March
- and 80 in the high schoom gym.
Between 400 and 500 varieties Of
narcissus win be shown and over
400 exhibits Of tulips. daffodils
and Dubious iris viii be on display.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11


The second annual clam feed of
Sumner Odd Fellows lodge will be
held in the 1. o. o. r. hall Tuesday
At 6:45 p. m The event is a stag
party and the public is invited.
The committee consists of Helmer
Green, Tom Sletvett. Charlie
Rasmussen and Charles Beaver.
All women are cordially invited
70 attend the Home Defense meet
ings at the Sumner high school
room 1ol each Wednesday eve
ming at 7:30. Home nursing. food
and nutrition. mental hygiene. and
recreation are the subjects pre-
sented-
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Play Major Role

Suzanne and her sister, Gym
thia. who is s, play a very i'm
portant part in the social life
of their family and it has been
the custom since they were tod
dlers for their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertram Quayle of the In
dian Village Manor. TO devote
the entire Christmas season 10
them.
Open house from the day after
Christmas right through Twelfth
Night (January O. is the annual
custom in this household and
nicely-manncred little boys and
girls stream through the house
every afternoon from 3 to 4
o'clock.
Suzanne and Cynthia take
turns pouring the cambria tea
and there are heaps of minute
sandwiches and big piles OF
bright Christmas cookies.
Suzanne and Cynthia do their
share for less fortunate chill
dren. too. They have been saw
ing their coins all year TO buy
gifts for little ones in orphan
ages. And their little fingers
have been busy stitching and
pasting scrap books TO send 10
the Children'S Hospital.