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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Miss Jelusich Feied
AT Pre-Nupiial Shower

Miss Charlotte Lucill. Jelusich,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. DOM
sniek Jeiusieh. who will marry
Eugene Richard Minnitt on satur-
day morning at ten o'clock at ST.
Pstricks church. recently was
given a surprise china shower by
her sister, Miss Mary Ann. maid
Of honor. and two Of her brides
maids. Miss Sarah Minnitti. sister
Of the prospective bridegroom. and
Miss Zori Csrevicn. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Minnitti.
on Wednesday night. The rooms
were decorated with amber chry-
santhemums and other fall flowers.
Assisting the hostesses were
Mrs. Clifford Winmill Rita Min
nittil. Miss Rose Faraco, Miss
Adeline Faraco. Court whist was
played during the evening with
honors going to Misses Rose and
Adeline Faraco.
Those present were Mrs. DOM
enick Jelusich, mother of bride-to-
be. Mrs. Anthony Minmtti. mother
of bridegroom-to-be. Mrs. NJ. Far
AGO, Mrs. Clifford Winmill, the
Misses Sarah Minnitti. Mary Ann
Jelusich, Rose and Adeline Faraco,
Helen Salatino. Dorothy Ricono,
Zori Carevich, Helen Lisicich. Vir-
ginia Pupo, Florence Bonaro. Vir-
ginia Berry. Mabel Orlando, Evelyn
Colombini and the honor guest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Writer'S Hear
Miss Alberta Black

Explaining and giving a dem
onstration OF the new art form
Of Choral Speaking, Miss Al
berta Black was the guest speak
er at the November meeting Of the
local chapter Of the League Of
Western Writers. meeting at II.
r. Maybin home on Saturday
evening.
Pointing out that this new art
form brought out new beauties OF
the rhythm and spirit OF literature
through the msssing of voices.
Miss Black said it came TO prom
inence in England after the last
war. encouraged by such poets
as John Mssefield. An interesting
demonstration Of chorie speaking
was given by those present under
Miss Blacks leaders, hip. The
speaker was introduced by Mrs.
Hunter kennsrd.
Mrs. Robert Western and Mrs
f II. Butler poured during the
social hour after the program.
Mesdames Bernice Barton, Thomas
Brown and Corinns Jones were on
the hospitality COMMITTEES, and
among the visitors present were
two members from Uncle Sans
new army at Fort Lewis. Arnold
Fsucus and Phillip Bennett.
The speaker for the Christmas
program Of the league. on the
third Saturday in December. will
- Or. Lyle Shelmidin. Of the COL
legs Of Puget Sound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Mr.. Bloom Is Honored
On Seventeen Birthday

Honoring their father. Mr..
Charles Bloom. on his 10th birth
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Otto and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ Dietz enter
tanned for more than two score
relatives and friends at the Dietz
home on No. Ainsworth ave. re-
Gently.
The evening was spent in cards
and games. favors being taken by
Mrs. Nels Olson and Mr.. Fred
Bloom. A buffet supper was
served at midnight, the laee-cov-
cred table being centered with
yellow and white chrysanthemums
and tall white tspers. Miss Tillie
Bloom Of Seattle poured and the
birthday cake was cut by Mrs.
Donald Davenport.
In honor of the happy occasion,
Mr.. Bloom was presented with a
gift from all those present. Guests
invited for the evening were Z:
Messrs. and Mesdames Fred Bloom,
stephen Forslund, Ivar Aim, Gun
mar Lundquist and Nancy. Nels
Olson, Donald Davenport. Edward
odell. Louis Long. Jacob Calvin,
Elias johnson. Helmer johnson
and Dolores, Albert Swanson and
IeRov. Joe Inderbitzen. Clarence
Nelson. Martin johnson. o. p.
Walters. Charles Martinson, Swan
Akeson, George Burkmsn. Mes
DANES Olaf Bloom, William An
derson, Charles Bloom and Signe
Bennett. From Seattle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Bloom and the Misses
Tillie Bloom, Elizabeth Rome and
Claire Elder. and the children of
the house, Warren and Richard
Dietz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Wedding in February
Is Planned

The marriage in February of
Miss Shirley Ann Carlson, dsugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Carlson.
to Sgt Harold r. Blackwell Was
announced at a recent party for
elose friends and relatives Of the
couple. Sgt. Blackwell. also a
Tacoman. is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Blackwell.
The news was revealed in a
singing telegram presented by Mr..
Lloyd Haugeland. Entertainment,
arranged by Miss Mildred Brod-
land include a mock wedding with
those taking part including Mr..
George Brodland, Mr.. Wnfred
Jewell and Mr.. Bud Gunderson.
Miss Carlson Ii a Lincoln high
school graduate and her fisnce a
graduate of Stadium. He is now
stationed at Fort Worden.
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To Mark Anniversary on
Sunday Afternoon, EVENING

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Munro are
opening their home at 3714 So.
NJ st. Sunday afternoon and eve
ming to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Craig who are celebrating their
55th wedding anniversary.
The Craigs were married in
Lisbon. Ohio. and came to Wash
ington territory in 1883. They
lived first at Roslyn and in 1918
came to Tacoma.
Assisting in the celebration are
their sons and daughters-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Craig
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Craig.
Another son, Mr.. Harry Craig,
makes his home In California.
MeCarNer Preschool meets at
730 ?. m. Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. John sesberg. 2517 So. X
ST. Mrs. c. J. Trimble will speak
on Parent and Child Relation
ship" Assisting Mrs seaberg sre
Mrs. c. A. kintz and Mrs. Emil
Adler.
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Much Feted
Pre-Nuptisl Parties Honor
Miss Dorreen CoIombins

A surprise miscellaneous
shower was given recently
for Miss Dorreen Colombine
bride-elect Of Mr.. Cecil Bark
er. by her sister. Mrs. Arthur
Antoni. The table was beau
tifully set with a lace cloth
conferred with a large cake
topped by a miniature bride
and bridegroom. White tapers
in white holders thanked the
centerpiece.
White wedding bells and pink
and white chryssnthemums were
used throughout the rooms. Dur
ing the evening. Mrs. Antoni was
assisted by Mrs. Fred Fontsns
and Mrs. Nina Bennett. Fsvors
at games went 70 Mesdames
George Topping. J. W. Barker,
Dave Shelton and Miss Adele
Grossi.
Those present were the Misses
Marie Mar. Eva Tochini. Eva
Nomeline. Jennie Menconi. June
Eokmsn. Adele Grossi. Gloris
Nelh. Margaret Johnson. Haze
Simmon, Jean Harbottle. Mes
danes Fred Fontans. E. Petrich,
Harry johnson. orian Bennett and
Willis Cook.
Jack James. Kenneth Loyst
Carl Fryheight. Pat Patterson,
Dave Shelton. Carl Hunte
Moreno Columbine. Ralph Stew.
art. Ray Millner. George Topping
Bill Stairs, J. W. Barker. Jael
Bennett. Bill Tveeter. Dusy
Shisguis. Charles Tally. Donald
McCnmmon. Cecil Nellie. George
Hottie. Billie Webb and Swend
Holland.
Another party which recently
honored Miss Colombine MAS the
miscellaneous shower for which
Miss Bertha Cook and Misc Elsie
Schmidt. assisted nv Mrs. Henry
Miller and Mrs. Rubin Soloers.
A sweetheart cake with q
miniature bride and bridegroom.
thanked by tspers, osntsred the
table and pink and white wedding
bells. tspers and chrysarthemuns
further decorated the rooms
Colored balloons were presented
the guests and when broken re-
vesled the bride-eiect's gifts.
Favors at games played during
the evening went 20 Aesdames
Ethel Russell. Spires kalivss.
Morino Columhine and Miss Elsie
Schmidt. Mrs. Ethel Russell pre-
sided at the tea table.
The evening Was shared by
Mesdames Henry Koch. NJ. Longes.
Ethel Russell Arthur Antoni.
Spires kslivSx. Gerald Brown. Fred
Cook. Moreno Colurhine and
Oman Bennett During the eve
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Transportation arrangements are
being made with Mrs Raymond p.
Tarr. Ma. 574l.
Members Of Virginia Dare who
are the hostesses for the day are
Mesdames r. II. Beach, F. T.
Beers. Paul Billings. r. c. Brewer.
Burton Brown. r r. Buckmaster.
Harry l.. Davis. d NJ Dayton. r.
NJ. Demarest. f. r Dodds, John
d. Fletcher, Fred S Fogg, Edith
". Gordon. f. NJ. Haden. A II.
Heath. C. M. Hellar. J. c. Heit-
man. o. r. Hite, w. Y. Hull. c. c.
Hunt, f. b. Judson. Philip Kyle,
c W. Lea, Lyman G. Louis, T. H.
Martin. William 3. McCreery. H.
w. Minton, James l. Muffley,
George J. osgood. Weldon w. Pas
coe. George II. Plummer. Herbert
f. Post. c. NJ. Ridden, Charles A.
Robbins. j. c. Sails, Clifford H.
sayre. r. c. Schaeffer. l.. W.
Stevenson. Calvin w. Stewart. Sam
b. Stocking. Raymond P. Tsrr.
Jessie o. Thomas. s. s. Waterman.
Charles r. Welch, Charles c. We'll
ker. Welles Wheeler.
Misses Veronica Allen. Lucretis
Luce. Josephine Perry. Estelle
Purinton. Harriet Punnton. Linda
Van Norden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Auxiliary Looks Forward
To baxsar SATURDAY.

The Ladies auxiliary TO the Fire
fighters union viii entertain at q
bazaar from one until ten o'clock
Saturday at Station No. s. Mrs.
II. r. Frazer 10 president OF the
group. In charge of refreshments
IN Mrs. Edward Thompson, assisted
by Mesdames John Langdon and
Gordon McDeniels: fsncywork,
Mrs. Frank Davis. assisted by
Mesdsmes Detmer kettler and
Glen OTIS: aprons. Mrs. A. r. VIII
lis, assisted by Mrs Francis West.
card tables. Mrs. West: games.
Mrs. Harry Kettler. floral booth.
Mrs. Thomas Lucas. and publicity,
Mrs. Norman Z. whitsman-
Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest In U. s. Defense
Bonda
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Guest Day on Monday
Set by Virginia Dare
D. A. R. Group VIII Hold Annual Affair at Lakewood
Terrace; Mr.. O1endsm VIII Be Guest Speaker

Members of Virginia Dare chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution. and their guests will motor Lake
wood Terrace Monday afternoon o'clock for the annual
guest day tea.
Mrs. Albert II. Heath. regent will be in charge of the
meeting during which Mr. Roderc 0zendam will be pre-
sented in lecture and exhibition of motion pictures Trees
and Homes"
Hostesses for the afternoon will be the Misses Harriet
and Esee Purnton Mesdames George j. 0good Frederick
Brewer and j. c. Sails
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22

Vows were read at 17:is o'clock
by. the Rev. Schmidt In the pre-
srnce Of the immediate family
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris. Capt. and
Mrs. Taylor and Jim Morris Of
Stanford university.
The bride attended Annie Wright
seminary. Mills college and the
University Of Washington. where
her sorority was Delta Gamma.
Lieut. Taylor's schools were
Pennsylvania state college and
the University Of California Engi-
neering school, from which he
graduated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Mrs. CLARK 10 Give Talk
On Holidsv Cresns

A demonstrative talk in keeping
with the holiday season, entitled
Making the House Merry With
Holiday Greens.' will b delivered
by Mrs. c. Stewart Clark In
Sprague Memorial church. So. ssth
and Warner sta, Monday after
noon At $50.
Sponsoring the affair are men,
bers Of South Tacoma Garden club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Reception 70 Honor
New Pastor Friday

Honorine their new pastor and
his wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Will
lam Z. Callahan. the Woman's So
ciety for Christian Service Of Nil
ton Methodist church viii enter
tain At . reception Friday eve
ming at . o'clock.
Ths affair. TO be held in the
church parlors. h open to the pub
lie. Following q program. refresh
ments win be served
REV. and Mrs. Callahan came
10 Milton recently from Coldwa-
ter. Kas.
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Bruce Gilpin Will also entertain
group at dinner.
One Of the largest cocktail
parties will be given by Miss Mar
guerite Bonnell. who will have as
her guests Messrs. and Mesdames
Elmer Carlson. Thorston Olson.
John Gilbertson and Leo Hall:
Miss Helen Young, Maynard Drake
and Robert Carlson.
Also entertaining for cocktails
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
Fox. who have invited Messrs. and
Mesdsmes Nelson Hong. 6. l. Me
sen. J. r. Tone Of Aberdeen and
(. W. Fitch, also Of the Grays
Harbor city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Phillips
viii have at their table Messrs.
and Mesdames James Garoutte and
Owen Buchanan. Misses Virginia
Maxwell, Virginia Jones and
Eleanor Ausness: Edward Perkins.
Albert Slater. Bernard DeMars
and Kenneth Schilling.
With Mr.. and Mrs. William RYAN
viii be Messrs. and Mesdames
George Prescott, Harry Berry.
James Healy and Frank Siversen,
Mrs. Helen Raymond. Miss Iris
Bryan and Frederick Hartman.
A large no-host group will in
clude DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Mckay,
Messrs. and Mesdames Arthur
Swenning, Frederick Madsen, f. f.
Arthur. Ralph tombstone, Herbert
F. Satterlee, J. R Bjelland. s.
Johnson. Harold f. Dahl and Rob-
ert J. Lowery and Sergt. and Mrs.
James Stack.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Jacobson will
have with them DR.. and Mrs. Nor
man Mace, DR.. and Mrs. T. Ederle,
Messrs. and Mesdames Z. II.
Forbes. z. A. Frederick and Ray
mond Mallory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart WEIGH have
asked to their table Lieut.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Bauer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hervey Petrich. At another table
Will be Messrs. and Mesdsmes Earl
V. Acker, Dale NJ. Kiehl, ]. B.
Hunter and Oliver J. Acker Of
Aberdeen.
In the group with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Hannum will be Messrs.
and Mesdames Wallace Squires.
Herman Bloedell. Jerry Warden
and Howard Berry, Messrs. Donald
Hanson and Gordon Berry.
With DR.. and Mrs. David Cook
will be Messrs. and Mesdames
Norris Tween, Frederick Hanson.
Robert Hunt, Arthur Fries and
Archie Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Erhart will
have at their table Messrs. and
Mesdames r. d. Pryde, Clell Rob-
erts. Theodore Sowing and Richard
Hutchinson. At another table will
be Messrs. and Mesdames Arthur
Reynolds, Paul Carver. d. w.
Michael, Ronald Pstten and Ward
Van Arnum and DR.. and Mrs.
Andrew Grimsted.
Reservations have also been
made by DR.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Day.
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Burwood Ken
nedy for eight, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Herriod for u. J. Fred
kenworthy for four. Herman Fried
lander for eight and Joseph Mar
tinac for 10. Mr.. and Mrs John r.
Barry have reserved a table for
eight and will entertain their
group for cocktails before the
dance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Tacomans Attend
Credit Conference

Members OF the Tacoms Credit
Womens club who notored over
10 Seattle 70 attend the Tri-city
conference % Portland. Seattle
and Tacoma Credit Women. a. the
New Washington hotel Saturday
and Sunday were; Mrs Clyde
Alexander. Mss Mildred Altes.
Mrs James Bernard, Ms. Violet
Black. Mo Marguerite Disch.
Miss Marie Eb>or. Mss Bette
Ellis. MIS- Della Flynn. Mrs.
Helen Gsstz Mrs. n A. Gardner.
Miss Msrgery Jacobs. Mss Rosa
Ia Nsrtnis. Mrs Stella Nccsrty.
Mrs. Clifton Munysn. Mrs Frances
Urch and Mrs. Edna YsnVlsck-
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Mr.. and Mrs. eoedeeker
Receiving Conorssulsiions

On the birth OF q son. to he
named James Robert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Boedeeker are re-
ceiving congratulations. The child
was born IN Tacoma General hos
pitsl. November IL. Mrs. Boz
decker Ia the former Peggy cleve-
land. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mira Edward Younger and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred r. Boedecker.
Grest-grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace A. Baker of Sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Hunt Club Ball on Saturday
Brings Many Reservations
Woodbroot Members, oues's VIII Dance at Country
Club; Regular Drse-tiuni Planned for Sunday Mornino

Formal dancing attire viii be the mode Of the evening
for Woodbrook Hunt club members Saturday evening
when they forSake their equinsc activities enjoy
affair, ball AZ the Tacoma Country and Golf club Many
parties have been arranged for the evening by members
and their friends
They'll harken to the hunters horn Sunday morning
nevertheless to ride the praes another of their
fall drag hunts
Hosts for dinner preceding the dance will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Gilpn. among whose guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lee Mr. and Mrs Arthur f. Grafton r
Mr. and Mrs Armand Marion the Misses Harriet and Evra
Grggs Bryson Gardner and Stanton Griggs. Major and
Mrs Hammond Mr.. Jack Cooper and Mr. f. F. Cardn jr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
M. and Mrs. Horr
10 Entertain ~ Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Horr Will
Be- hosts on Friday evening honor
ing. their daughter. Minis Ruth
Horr. who came home from WASH
inEton State college for Thanks
giving holidays.
The guests will b Misses Vir-
ginia Goettling and Lois schilie.
Mr.. Ralph GcettlinE. Staff Sgt
T. ". Graves and Mr.. Jack Horr,
con Of the hosts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
More Comfort Wearing
FALSE teeth

Here a pleasant way % over
come ioo~s plate discomfort PAS
TEETH. an improved powder. kprin-
kiec on upper anc lower plates holds
them ftrr7er - that trey ZEE more
comfortable No Eurrx Sooey rsxty
tasts o. feeling It's alkaline mon
acicl- Does not sour. Checks plate
occr tderrure oreEhl Get PAS
TEETH today a. any orOs store. acv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Miss Sailor
Will Wed
ossroshsI 10 Mr.. Van
Hoessn Announced

At 4 Thanksgiving party
Thursday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Sherman. Mr..
and Mrs. Roland P. Sailor an
nounced the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Yvonne
Marie, to Mr.. Donald Z. Van
Hoosen. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Van Hoosen of Wenatchee.
Seventeen guests were present
u hear the announcement which
Vas made by means Of . telegram
- the hoetA
Thoee present were Mr.. and
Nrs. Walter Smell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Dutlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
Glenhime, Miss Bertha X. Hopkins.
Mr.. Roland II. Hopkins. Miss Vir-
ginia sterrit. Miss Doris sterrit.
Mis- Bonita Marie Sherman, Mr..
and Mrs. Sailor. the engaged
couple and the hossa.
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Chapter c. P.e.O.. 70 Meet
Win Mrs. c. s. LYONS

Chapter c. p. Z. o.. will meet
for . one o'clock dessert luncheon
Thur4day at the home Of Mrs.. c. 9.
Lyons, sio No. Cushman. Mrs.
W. n. Upham will BE- co-hostess
with Mrs. Lyona Mrs. James
Carvin viii read = paper on Poet
~ % . Hobby" following the bust
nenn seorion.
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qtn'e5ocietu
ToSN POM a S1d4 Uomans uoahN
Miss Mary Jean Morris
WEEDS Lieutenant Taylor
Ceremony Tales Place Nov. ~ in Reno. Nevada in
The Presence Of The Immediate Families

Event of Nov. IL in Reno, New. the marriage Of
Miss Mary Jean Morris daughter Of Mr. and Mrs James T.
Morris of this city, Lieut. Henry George Taylor jr of
Fort Ord Calf of Capt and Mrs Henry G. Taylor Of
San Mateo. Calf.
The date of the marriage previously set for Dec So
but due army orders received by Lieut. Taylor the
mony was performed at the earlier date.
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ming. a souvenir Of the occasion
WAS presented to the honor guest
by Misses Betha Cook and Elsie
Schmidt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22

Your postmaster car tel you
hov % tnvest n L. 9. Defense
Bonok
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WEDNESDAY

Edison PIT. A. meets Nednes-
day at 7:45 ?. m. in the main hall
81 the school. This Is the annual
Dads night" Mrs. A. c. New
hirter. Edison's acting principal,
will be introduced 70 the assembly
BY the president. Mrs. Harding
Hewitt. Refreshments are to be
served by the fifth grade mothers
and hostesses are Mrs. Harry
johnson and Mrs. Steven Pease.
Park Avenue Pre>ehool meets
Wednesday at s ?. m. in the home
Of Mrs. Cecil Kimbrough. 722l
Fsweett ave. A speaker viii talk
on Dads" During the social hour
Mrs. KimbrouRh viii be assisted
by Mrs. f. c. Sillifant and Mrs.
G. V. Hutson.
J. r. Stewart PIT. A. meets at
$50 p. m. Wednesday in the school
auditorium. Noel Wynne and Jerry
Mills and Star staff will speak on
Back 10 School Night"
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PIT. A. News

Park Avenue PIT. A meets
Tuesday AZ p m IN the school
annex Behavior problems VII -
discussed He~tesses are Mrs
Dan Msekey and the mothers o.
Miss Adele huntingdon room
sherman PIT. A. meets Tues
dsy AZ 80 ?. N. in the school.
Mrs J. d. Boyd wili direct a
Family Forum" Hoste>ees are
Mrs Douglas Horne. Mrs.. George
Greul and Mrs Art Taylor Of
Miss Kuethes room and Mrs.
Richard Weolord and Mrs. Vincent
Lucich OF Mss orom's room.
Willard pre>choel meets Tues
dsy At 5 .. m. IN the home Of Mrs.
Albert Schneider. 357i South 6
81. Or. ". C. Cameron Will speak.
Assisting Mrs Schneider are Mrs
Don Ross and Mrs. Watson Har-
rington as hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22

Before her nnorroee Oct. \. MRS. Sotterth~ote
Mss Mildred Ncrie Olson. The BRIDE the oouohter
Of M ord Mrs Edwin n. Olson ond the bridegroom
the OF Mr.. ond Mrs Guy n Sotterth~ote Vows
reed Impressive home ceremony and the home
will be IN Tocomo. eso.o--x,, ~ z..,-x
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
FLYER FORCED TO
 LAND ON ICE

New Britain, Conn, Jan. 2T-(UP) Charles E. Savard, a student pilot, took of from a Bristol airport late Sunday for short practice spin.
 Strong winds, however, pushed his plane away from the airport and he couldn't get back.
 Savard thereupon landed on the icy surface of Shuttle Meadow res- ervoir, without injuring the plane. A takeof was planned for today to return the plane to Bristol.
 Crude oil fro ma wrecked ship killed millions of fish off 35 miles of New Zealand coaStline.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27

discipline and ccontrol the river ceases to be a menace and finds new force and power to render ser vice.
 Stubborn Loyalty Urged
 Christians ought so to live that the direction and purpose of their lives should be as plain as the di- rection of a river that is used to generate power. Christians ought to have a concentrated purpose, a stubborn loyalty, firm determine ton that would make it impossible to mistake them as belonging to the careless, easy-going world out- side. In the great ages of the his- tory of the Christian church men have sacrificed everything includ- ing life itself in order that they might serve as the channel of Gods grace and power. In these days of bitter stress and peril surely those who bear the name of Christ can make some few sacrifices, can ex- erS some little self-denial, give up a few pleasures, in order that we may come little closer to the great ideal of the apostle. Let's make up our minds to stop trying to keep all the irons hot and specialize in those that seem most likely to be of service to the Master of Men. AS Christians let's major in the one great major of life"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
WILLIAM BROPHY
 TAKEN BY DEATH
Retired U. s. Rubber COm= pany Workers in Nauga=
 tuck III Long Time

Naugatuck, Jan. 27-The borough lost one of its well-known residents yesterday when William F. Brophy died at his home, 12 Coen street, after lingering illness MT. Bro phy had lived here all his life and was a pioneer resident here.
 He worked for number of years in the U. 8. Rubber company and retired some years ago. He was a man of fine character and was highly respected by all who knew him.
 He was the father of Leo Brophy. former second ward burgess and James Brophy, former superinten- dent of streets here. In addition. he leaves another son, William, Jr., also of Naugatuck; two daughters, Miss Alice and Miss Hattie Brophy, both of Naugatuck, a sister, Miss Minnie Brophy of Waterbury, and one granddaughter.
 The funeral will be held Wednes- day morning at 8:3O from the resi- dence, 12 Coen street, to St. Fran cis' church at g o'clock, where a high Mass of requiem will be cele- brated. Burial will be in st. Fran cis' cemetery. Friends may call at the residence after 5 o'clock today and until the time of the funeral.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
HUSBAND STANDS BY ACCUSED WIFE

Boston, Jan. 27-(UP)-Mrs. Ruth E. Steadman, 27. was informed at Boston Psychopathic hospital today that her husband Kenneth, Pitts burgh, Pa, insurance executive, would stand by' her when she faces trial charged with the murder of her lover, Robert c. Emery, 26.
 Defense counsel Edward Flynn said the husband told him:
 "She is still my wife and the mother of my child. will most cer- tainly do anything I can for her. I will come to Boston at any time her