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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
TWENTY YEARS AGO-1921

Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Church &C.
smpanied by their granddaughter,
EFelyn King, motored to Seattle the
frst Of the week.
Ivan Coult, who in company with
As Coult, Mrs. Hudson and son,
Richard, Mrs. FELTON, and SON, Glenn,
notored to Teton for the Fourth.
Running Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Barnes and
hree daughters left Monday for
iTacation trip to Vancouver, B. G.
Born July II to Mr.. and Mrs. F..
K jeffrey, a son.
Miss Opal Elliott spent Sunday at
Tie Schuster home.
Mrs. Willard Campbell had a
Teasn ptrty Monday. Mr.. Turner,
representative of the Wear-Ever
Aluminium company gave a demon
@atlon and cooked the refresh
nsnts IN aluminium. Mrs. j. B.
anpoell drew the lucky number
iG an aluminium pan.
THIRTY YEARS AGO-1911,
u. Murphy returned last week
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
Woods Hosts to Family
Dinner on Highlands

HIGHLANDS and Mrs. r.
w. Woods entertained with a Sun
day family dinner at their home on
the West Highlands. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stowe
and daughter, Madelle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Woods, daughter, Mari
vene and sons, Harold and Paul, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Woods and MIR. and
Mrs. r. w. Woods.
Bill Boutelle, who is working thru
harvest at the Fred Simmelink
ranch in Horse Heaven, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Boutelle.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17

From the tiles Of s s.,S;s.
Herr setinaton, Home o ssss'V 3
light Company ;,
r,;. out and put d"
S .,apr recipe fiis'
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17

f00Q C0StS dfe less
when you con buy IN
quontity lots on bor-
soin doys-when you
con store left-overs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

The monthly meeting Of the
western section OF tbs Washington
state Nurse Anesthstlsts met
Tuesday n, the homs Of Mrs.
Henrietta Palmer In the Lewis
apartments There were 10 mem
bsrs In attendance, members com
ing from Eysrett. I.nnEsisw. Nor
ton. Puyailup and Seattle.
Plans we're completed for the
coming state convention ~ Nurse
Anssihe,ists which IL 10 DO h.ld
IN Tacoma al the Winthrop hstsl
April 20 and %.
After an interesting discussion
In ~hieh all joined. Mrs Palmer
as ho~,sss served buffet supper
Miss ssnis Max 81 Seattle and
Mrs Csnevisys Houston ~ Ts-
coma presided ~ IN. main dining
table which WAS decorated In pink
and white sweet peas The guests
we're seated at small tables.
Following . delightful social
hour thoss present departed for
their respective cities full ~ on.
thuslhsm for ina succsss ~ tina
coming convention which viii 10
tho second ever held In this state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

Entertaining recently In honnr
a Ma. Avcnelis Watson VIA u
besro,h.d 10 Nj Ray Hobinssu n
Fairbanks. Aissss. ~sre Mrs
Cieetis Watson. Mra Richard
Hyatt, and Mas Marjorie hrkln.
nsy 81 the Mckinney name
The young couple ~sil he ~sd in
June
Gins for the bride were pre-
.entsd after shs VAS l.d on . clever
treasurs hunt.
Most ~ the quests we're young
women associated wlth Mis- Wat.
son In her activities 81 first HAP
tlst church.
Included were Mrs Robert Mar.
plesen. Miss nsity Cheney. Miss
Dorothy Palm. Mfa Hnsest Hen-
ming. Mlss Dorothy woiff. Miss
Eleanor Graham. Mis-. vivian
Hathaway. Miss Edith Grassland.
Mlss Irene Chatham. Miss Pat
Arestsd. Miss BETTY Taylor. hiss
aisns cnstsfson. Mrs Stanley
White. Mrs Clinton whlis. Mrs.
Richard Robinson. Mrs Ernest
While. Mrs. George Mckinney.
Mrs. wilfred nlaslns. Miss Betty
Basrdman. Misc Doris wisiren.
Miss JuSpi,a Hansen and Miss
Thslma Mac Dieken,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
PIT. A. News

Due 10 the spring vacation many
- the groups have postponed their
meeting. 10 the following ~sss
The following two siii meet. how
ever
Parent Education group ~ J~f
fsr.ss Nill meet Monday 81 = p m.
- ths home ~ Mrs Carl y FaN-
eett. t1it No. TN 81 with Mrs
ida Noris.~ az the leader Mrs
roy L4llsbees ALL prsslds Mrs.
Fswestt IL hostess for the evening
triinEtsa Priesthood meets m.
day a. the home - Mrs e. E
Cox 1000 ~ Alder. Mrs. william
Fsnx siii preside There vii os
snort business nesting followed
BY an Easter party for me ensi.
drsn. Ths oobmists. In chsrxs
includes the following. Mrs j,
Dis,x. Mrs ~ Hambiln ana Mrs..
Temple.
Collins PIT. a. vii meet Tues
cay 10 hear Dr Can william johns
speak on Care u ths Tssth.~ Ne
viii show a film On that subject
The primary department win b.
heard In Rhythm band ngfnb~rs
and sonss appropriate Tor Easter.
Al ths close ~ the business meet
tx. there will ~ ths annual sise-
ton Of officers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Gay Afternoon
For Day Nursery
Spring Luncheon Given
In Weyerhseuser Hall

Delicate fragrance of apple
blossoms filled spacious Wey-
erhaeuser hall Thursday af-
ternoon for the gay bridge
luncheon and style show
which Tacoma Day Nursery
club gave with the assistance
Of Frankie Niles Davis. stylist
and commentator from the
Peoples Store.
Throughout the room the
pale pastel blossoms were used
as well as on the two attrac-
tive tables where Mrs. Berry
Sugg. president Of hay Nurs-
cry. Mrs. George G.. Frank
lin. Mrs. Calvin Stewart and
Mrs. Willis c. Niemeyer
poured.
The floral arrangements we're
by Mrs Harry sutton and her com.
mtttee.
Seventy tables Of bridge were In
play. with honors going TO Mrs.
David Cook, Mrs y. J. Van Alta.
Mrs n y. Zlgler. Mrs, Leonard
Morse. Mrs r. u. Lee. Mrs y w.
Swanson. Mrs. X X. Myhrs Mrs.
". l.. tombstone. Mrs. y d Aspln.
wall. Mrs. Owen Hughes. Mrs. y !.
Rinckle. Mrs. r NJ. Flynn. Mrs.
Howard Smith. Mrs. Harold Rob
son. Mrs ~ c. Allen and Mrs
W. A. Barnes.
During the luncheon hour and
the style show, musical back
grounds wsr. provided ny Maxine
Johnson. violinist. Charlotte Berg
DUST. oellist. and Vivian steeimsn
pianist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

Miss Margaret Joyce Herman
~ Everett. Washington. and ctif-
ford " stsvsn~pn ~ rseoms ~sre
fstsd 81 . bridal shosesr N ths
Emerson riubfoom last Saturday
evening, About forty Eassts ~efs
present ana enjoyed sa evening
~ dancing.
Mrs. nayms Atsssnsan. Mrs ,.
W Msltxahn and Mr.. ksnaffh
Fsrsusos. hostss~s ~ tbs oeea-
sion. served . asiKh,fsI hsashson
from tsslss decorated In yslio41
and pale green. esntsfsd with
botlqnsts ~ daffodlls.
The honSfsd couple. ~hs VIII
bs married en April n. reserved
many bs.stifai xifts for their n~S
hous. and the good wishes of all
ina guests for thsif future hap
plnsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Tacoma General Alumnae 10 Dance
Saturday in Roof Garden
Numerous Parties Arranged fer Annual csbsres Party
Asiss Bernie. Speech, !, Chsirmsn Of Fsssivisiss

Annually the social hshsht Of their spring calendar.
the cabaret the Winthrop hoe roof garden Satur
day evening being keeny anticipated by members of the
Tacoma General Hospital Alumnae association and their
guests
Miss Rernice Speaks i chairman 81 the affair and "
being assisted by Miss Helen Anderson president Of the
alumnae. and members ~ The group.
Doctors and their who have been invited he
patrons and paroneseS the dance Ora and Medsmes
Sidney Maeean Tracy Duerfeld Kenneth Douglas and Ed
win Fairbourn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

Attending ths dance alta M.
waiter Heath. director # the hcs-
pltsi. and nrs Heath. ~lll ~ Ma
J. r kitto and Nj Lester Nel.on.
one IL the larger parties h~fcse
the dance 10 n ~ Elsen ~ "a
Robert speaks. In the party ~su
ee u ard Mrs. vlrrii Coz. "a
and Mrs. Eugene retsrson. M and
Mrs. sidney Peterson. Miss pslnre.
klspstsin. hls. Maxine inmsn.
Miss nernlcs speaks. Mis-. Mary
reckhsm. Mis-. Helen Anasrs IA.
Taylor. Ii. Needhsm. Capt. Roy
Hanes. "a. Col Walter ne t.ans
Mr. Wilson Msmiers. Mr.. George
Dovsland. Mr. Norman Hsnshs~.
Mr. and Mrs Jane. Willis n Ne.
attic
Dr. Car Mecandles. vill sn,sr-
tain M, and Mrs John Mccovern
and Niss Lorraine Phelps proceed
ms the dance
Making up q no-hnst table Will
he Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Anderson.
nr. and Mrs. pumouchet of Ray.
ond. Mr.. and Nrs Robert AYkIsy.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer 9uanstts. Nj
and Mrs N n Russell. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Hoffman. Miss Dorothy
narnum and Mr., Oscar Dunlap
Mr.. billiard Van Eaton ~iIl hsv.
as his guests Miss Bsrbsrs Powell
Miss Alvins Jenkins and Mr.. Ralph
Benson.
Other reservations for tho dance
include Mr.. and Mrs Carl Msdseu
Mr. and Mrs Sloan. Mr.. and Mrs
sundberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Do Lisls. Mia. Ann Thompson. Mr.
Stanley Wood. Ms. Besirics
Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs Theodor.
knightlinssr. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Roberts ~ Los Angeles. Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Geisslsr, NJ. and
Mrs. Thomas Maniey. Nj. and Mrs
Carl Noble and party of 20. Mr.
and Mrs wsndy strsnmsn. Mr.
and Mrs Elmer Otto. Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Mcconnell. Nj and Mrs
Walter Hraget. Mis-. Elsie strand
cas- and Mr. Sam Mercer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

Tacoma Assembly ~ Hsinhow
VIII hold . business nesting sat
urasy In ths Ionic room ~ ,hs
Masonic temple 81 . o'clock. Miss
Shirley Moore ~ili preside -
worthy adviser and Mrs H.ss ~
Leonard as mother adviser.
Plan. FOR the annual May danes
xiil - discussed. Miss ksthfyn
Roberts /. In charge ~ tho affair.
The sirl. slsa are planning . roller
skating party 10 h. given In ths
near future Tho sntiss Tacoma
assembly ~ili attend the S1rss
chfistlsn church. sth ave. snd X
81. sunday in nona< NJ the found
ess of esinbos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Miss johnson Leaves
For Washinqton, D. c.

Joining the growing colony Of
Tacomans in Washington, DC. is
Miss Anita Elizabeth johnson. the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II. johnson. who has Just accepted
a civil service position with the
personnel division OF the veterans
department. The Johnsons now
live at Woodland Summit, and for
merly at $3.50 Sheridan ave.
Miss Johnson is a graduate Of
Lincoln high school and Beutel
Business school. Before receiving
her appointment TO Washington
she was a member Of the adver-
Using staff of the oregon Journal
in Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
PreschooI Elects
Officers

spanawsy Presehool group at its
last meeting held an election Of
officers for the coming year Mrs
Lawrence Walker was elected pres
ideni. Mrs Merle Prettyman. vice
president. Mrs George Jensen. jr..
secretary. and Mrs r. Danes.
treasurer. Tho executive board Of
the group will meet al the home
Of Mrs X. Danes Tuesday evening
ats o'clock. The plsy-school spon-
sored by the organization will
have an Easter vacation starting
Monday. April Z. reopenins Mon
day, April IL.
Purple and White club, Ivy
Camp. Royal Neighbors. Will meet
Wednesday evening at o'clock In
the !. o. o. =. temple. On the
committee for the evening are Mrs.
Sam Dickenson. Mrs. Glen English
and Mrs. Guy Van Alstyne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. March 70
Conduct MEETING MONDAY

Tacoma Writers club viii meet
Monday evening at 7:30 at the
Womsn's clubhouse. The presi-
dent. Mrs. Thomas Brown, will
open the meeting. Mrs. George
March will preside over a program
devoted 10 talk on the short,
short-story, a discussion OF this
subject and the reading and
criticizing Of the original short.
short-stories Of the members of
the club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Fraternities Join
For Dancing
In'er-Group Affair 70 Be
Friday Evening a. Cenfur,

Highlighting the College Of
Puget Sound social calendar
this weekend is the tradi-
tional inter-fraternity dance
given Friday evening at the
Century ballroom. The fra
ternities at the college are
Alpha Chi M, Delta Kappa
Phi, Delta Pi Omicron. Sigma
Mu Chi and Sigma Zeta Ep-
silon.
David Palmer. president OF Inter
fraternity council. Is general chair
man for the dancing. Working on
the committee are Bert Polling.
James Paulson. George Mitchell.
Richard Musser. Jack Berry, Frank
Walter. Phillip Raymond. John
BOYLE and Richard Jarvis.
Patrons and patronssses for the
evening are Mrs. Lyle Ford Dru-
shell. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Parks.
Dean and Mrs. John u. REGISTER.
Mr.. George Reagan and guest and
President and Mrs. Edward IL.
Todd.
The dance programs will carry
out novel idea Of having only
three dances on each page The
five fraternity crests, the frstsr-
nifty officers and year founded will
be printed on the programs. Dur
ing intermission will be . program
which will consist Of numbers given
by the Sibelians and dance num-
bers by Judge Du Charme and a
group OF her students.
Special guests for the evening
will be Lawrence White. Paul Rich
ardson. Dulton Hayward. Andy
Solo, Robert Albertson, Or. and
Mrs. Warren Tomlison and Or. and
Mrs. p. r.. Fehlandt. Glen Rosens.
Miss Betty Donahue. Roy Perry.
Miss Mildred Smsllridge, Asa May
lott, Charles Pittmsn. Ted War
ner. Edward Loft. Frank Roach.
James Stsbbert and Edward
Gisnelli
An incomplete guest list includes
the Misses Irene Corbstt. Doris
Lister. Msrijsns Lewis. Anita Veg
en.r. Mary Mcdonald. Janis Eis.n-
hover, Muriel Woods. Debors
Webb. Annsbel Miller. Janet
Armstrong. Helen Folsom, Eliza
beth Pugh. ssbin. Phelps. Grace
Hamilton. Mary Elizabeth Morton.
Katherine Evans. Phyllis Clark.
Gertrude Kincsid Dsshlsl Allie.
Jane Hudson. Betty 10 Van Alta
Doris Meredith. Betty Wilson.
Ellen swsyne. Peggy Steele. MAJ
gursta Irle. Martyr Cilstrsp. Betty
Mae Hampton. Betty 10 Fry. DORIS
Hartman. Dons sommsr. Jane
sorenson. Ruth Taylor. Doree
Sacks. Kathleen Mocallun. Phyiiss
Wilson. Billie D1ederich. Floy
Pearson. Sally Hunt. Peggy While.
Elizabeth sugg. Elizabeth Fsilsny.
Lois Hill. Agnes johnson.
Victoria Hanson. Phyiiss Foote
Katherine Dustin. Katherine Cope
land. Evelyn Decker. Ruth Jensen.
Emily Sprng. Eleanor Upper.
Mary Katherine Hsgsf. Iren.
Hopkins. Margaret ysrnes. Shirley
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Miss Crosby WEEDS
Mr.. Lester
Ceremony Read az West
Home in Steilscoon City

In a simple ceremony read
In the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. Herbert West in Stella
COON, Miss Della Fac Crosby,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
w. Crosby. became the bride
of Mr.. David William Lester.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
p. Lester.
DaffodilS and nareissi were
used to decorate the home
where many tall tapers light
ed the wedding setting.
For her wedding the bride wore
. dress Of delft blue crepe TO which
she added a tan coat for travelling
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Miss Richardson Speaks
To D. A. R. Group

Miss Mary Caroline Richardson
spoke on the coming Of the immi-
grant trains and their reception by
missionaries at the recent meeting
OF junior chapter, Mary Ball. ID.
A. r. The gathering was held at
the home of Mrs. c. c. Mellinger,
senior regent of the chapter. with
Mrs. James Mellinger as the assist
IN ghostess.
During the evening Miss Eliza
beth Hoefler entertained with reels
Of motion pictures Of coast flowers
and scenery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Mrs. ebeItoft enterisins
Al Luncheon for Twelve

Covers for II were laid at the
home Of Mrs. Clarence Ebeltoft at
Dash Point Wednesday afternoon.
The smart luncheon table Was cen
tered with daffodils and narcissi
with white tapers set in crystal
on either side The same flowers
were used throughout the house.
Guests were Mrs. Charles Mar
tens. Mrs Stanley Olsen. Mrs.
Russell Olsen. Mrs. Peter Paul
Piper. Mrs. Lensrd Anderson. Mrs.
George Stenberg. Mrs. John Brush.
Mrs John karpach. Mrs. ABBY
Atkins. Mrs. Edwin Riviere. Mrs
Richard Bartlett. Mrs. Lawrence
Arnd and Mrs. Wilbur Rieck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
l. M. c. Trio 70 Appear in
PuvslIup April 10

The trio Of Ladies Musical club
members which sang at the recent
matinee Of the club has been in
vited 10 repeat their program for
the spring breakfast of the First
Presbyterian church women in
Puyallup. April 10. Miss Mary
Westcott will be the accompanist
for this occasion. In the trio are
Mrs. Frank Billiard, Mrs. w. r.
Matthewson and Mrs. Milton
Fisher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
MRS. DAVID LESTER

Her flowers were gsrdenias. Miss
Delno Mae Crosby was maid of
honor for her sister and her fiance
Mr.. Jack Rsthbun Of Yakima, was
Mr. Testers best man.
Miss Crosby wore an outfit iden-
teal to that of the bride.
Present for the ceremony were
members Of the immediate fam
lies.
After a short wedding trip Mr..
Lester and his bride will be at
home in the Werham apartments
In Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Welcome First Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel +. Dillon
81 Larchmont are rejoicing over
the birth Of their first son. Richard
Samuel. on March Is. Grandpar-
ents who are sharing in congrstu-
lstions are Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Dillon and Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Krenik.
o. r. c. auxiliary rummage sale
has been postponed indefinitely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Supper Party TO Be
Given Sunday EVENING

A Walther League reunion sup
per and party Will be held in the
church parlors of Falkland Luth-
ersn church Sunday evening at
6 o'clock Miss Marie Anderson.
Miss Vida Mae Harstsd and liver
Johnson. jr.. are in charge Of the
arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Visitors in Tacoma
From Monterey. Calf.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard DePolo
Of Monterey. Calf. arrived in Ta-
coma last week 10 be house guests
of Mr. DePolos parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John DePolo. ST.. for several
weeks. They will include several
side trips In their stay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Son Welcomed az
Bafy Home

Mr.. and Mrs. William Baty. 3tz3
So. Gunnison. are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth of a
son. william Frances. March 20.
at the Tacoma General hospital
Grandparents are Mr.. ami Mrs
Ebert Anderson Of Roy. and Mrs
Ida Baty Of Acksnna
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Stone. Mary Cornell. Margaret

Stone. Mary Cornell. Margaret
Nicola. Ards Pratt. LEA Imhof,
Shirley Mason. Myrtle Peterson.
Betty Jane Pyle. Lola Duyall, Mary
Frances johnson. Dorothy How
ard, Jean Button. Marian Carson.
Blanche Haynes. Marie DePolo.
Florence Mclean, Jackie Moore.
Nancy Short, BettlJsne Erickson.
Janet Hatch. Virginia wiltsi..
Norma Gsgiiardi. Mar. AulligAn.
Jan. Ness. Constance colmsn and
Jan. Wetherby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

Spring first birhdoys hove been oeIebroied in the
post several weeks BY the children oboye. Top ron.
left 10 right Dick Lourson. son Of M and Mrs
MorinUs Loufson, 3z2l So Duronoo. ho>ine Mildred
Mckenney. daughter Of Mr.. ord Mrs. Arthur Ne
Kenney. 1924 Fo~cefi. Karen Cohson, son Of
Mr.. ord Mrs. Mormon Corlson; second row Daniel
Jon Johnson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Lester Johnson
e0o3 So Shendon; Charles Drew, son Of Mr.. ard
Mrs Charles Drew. 1885 So 9 ST koy Choreen
De Book. daughter Of M. ond Mrs. Gus De eocs,
l2o7 60. J 81 third row Dorlene Theresa MoSzono.
daughter Of Mr. ond Mrs Willionn Nofzono. pocific.
Wosh.. John Fronk Bobick Of M ord Ms.
John Bobick, ond Cary Frederick Lukenbiel son Of
Mr.. ord Mrs. Wesley :. lusenbiei.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

Mrs Arthur J krsuss Wiii mo-
tor from Seattle 70 he the guest
speaker AZ the meeting. Her topic
viii be "Arboretum Today Com
ing with her Will b Mrs. Carl
Ballard. director Of Arboretum
units
Preceding the meeting. Mrs Met
calf Fogg and Mrs Black Will en-
terrain the visitors al luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
News and Notes of Society," Schools and Church Groups
Breakfast Party
To Be Given


Sunoey MofnsnQ Sssew
PIsnnsd BY Msrshs cirels
A waffle breakfast !. beine
planned ~ members If Mar.
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wumen's group ~ the FIrst
Congregational church. 0
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win ~ served between m
hours az , and 1910 o'cIork
in the dining ruom II the
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

Before her rofflooe IN
olvet Lutheeor church IN
sorly March Mn Jomes
Booker ~os Mss two feruu-
son. oouoh'ef ~ Mr. ord
Mn a. n. Ferguson Mt
and Mrs. Booker ore of home
IN roeomo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Mrs. Gallaher TO Open Home Tuesday
For Garden Club Gathering
Local Members 70 Hear Mrs. krsuss Spess on
Arboretur; Mrs. Re~ines Planning Flower Exhibit

Headed by Mrs A s Black. the horticultural section Of
Tacoma Garden club viii be charge Of the for the
Tuesday afternoon meeting Of the entire membership AZ the
home of Mrs NJ j. Gaaher. sos No d St Mrs. ". Raw
hngs is chairman for the afternoon floral exhibit
Assisting Mrs Galaher during the tea hour will be Mrs
Samuel Szer. Mrs Robert Polk Mrs. Ida Peterman and
Mrs. George ID. Tart.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
No Forced Selling

The DADA is stressing the
fact that no selling will be forced
during Open House Week. Sales
men have been instructed to give
information on such vital topics
az price increases, taxes and in
stalment regulations on all OF
which there is much public mis-
apprehension. Visitors are guests
rather than prospects during the
week.
Open House Week was opened
Saturday with a proclamation by
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr. The
first of three parades signaled the
start of the affair. Another will
be held Monday and the third
Tuesday
The first parade attracted
dealers from Grand River and
Woodward. II formed at Wood
ward and Seven-Mile road, went
south TO Fort. then TO Cass. Grand
River and out 10 Telegraph road.
Mondays parade will be for
east side dealers. 1t will form at
1890 p. m. at Gratiot below Eight
Mile road, proceed down Gratiot
TO Beaubien, then down Beaubien
to Jefferson and out to the city
limits at Maryland.
On Tuesday the parade will be
repeated for west side dealers. 1t
begins at 1890 p m. at Michigan
and Outer drive, goes along Mich
igan to Fort and west on Fort 10
/ Woodmere Cemetery.
Special Door Prizes
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