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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
MeadeDuckedM Mount On Stimulated Steed

r CONNECTION WITH the rip stimulation scandal snd % tc ss Ss:s Ss S'TR 1Ssd as sSSG GDsinsss ssd % ar cai third to Aab walden s that afternoon Did Donald do the duck DomsthIng h.y was In : On sad % vsn c c %S @ up S y ua M soo M M ny @ s tuaon ca Maryland Racing Commission questioning Msade for a 'aS csansns ssas ,ocss acl I tn @idSsnssarins
 THREE Dan Topping ssougs hs scS srSOssS ,Sn evSn the ah hs Aquarium coplalng q the dapn psn ns1 sS K hs H Sse M m rcsr o dssuls sss ringing appeals post s sSu h: :: SSS s as se y SS om witnessed the contest from shelter of the rwyG
 .. s S::s s S:g@s ss S S' : s h hs long overdue Esysng Ihs pSagss % came % nT o S The stssIsrs hadn't wen game SH season
 Ru inspired by pep pewhe hadn't fCrgOtten that Ave. result q TODpines nssnos ;s three nstss ss' and Dsn Stadium that iacmOSs Sunday afternoon three years ago
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 S"s 6. c Sss S' S. s after S S Ss M x Si ha nS % K % Sa ss what Ken Sss % A. M 'H s:s % % wns yn @ boa % . S:a % oysn love ascSn hASsu: @ SS. I've Cs RsS:s "s sS him s @ ri sS s s ss:t sSs . A n ss 1s ny 5 mn 5' ''' from spotlight % far h season. because M @ s aSS @ s h @ which @ s Thanksgiving t like stretching point too far to of eight and has tied overlooked ManhaanS record bears closer inspection than cursory glance at tine scores
 The three defeats College Detroit eIeven of higher classification On the etheF hand the first spell SanOva record ths season. and only Saturday the yasp sed Holy CEosG Hsess s shs
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 aod ssr h lIsliag 1.na :.:sr M z r. :Hs brilliant eas epdsFms they HbenIsn Manhattan Tts Of fagh Bslagh"
 tted against kicker will be GeorgeOwns fancy heave Al discus, shot hammer with the same fine d regard Manhattan wuod this about the 1t could wind with triumph George moral victory Holy ccS the JaspeTs should this one for Kopf
 USED TO BE SAID that guys name was Regis was cinch Pittsburgh Toomey, the movie actor Regis Welsh sports thousands of other Reg all claim tbut not too their native heath the confusion the the situation have been looked entirely football have Pittsburgh named Jones It looks as there football than given phone of them be with Fcdham and the Brook yn have had al the Joneses they want for season and thinking of crossing Pittsburgh of their itinerary unless the burg declares season Oneses They have no objection to the that consolation to Brother Welsh.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. IT., Nov. iS.-(UP)- Dartmouth may unveil a new back field combination against Georgia Saturday, A second-string quartet composed of quarterback John Krol. halfhacks Ted Arico and John Rob- erts and fullback Tom Douglas drew praise from coaches in yesterdays session. The Big Green had 6 lengthy scr'mmage against freshen- exhibited Georgia plays.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

game. Outside of a championship match, this is the biggest event of the year in the wrestling world. The bout will go to the best two out of three falls.
 There will be three 30-ninute, time limit bouts on the undercard. Tn the semi final, Cy Williams, Tal- lahassee, Fla. meets John Roche. 21-year old Irishma nfrona Cani- bridge, Mass. Tn one of the others, Andy Mexiner, New York, City. faces Ivan Mascovich, Russian Lion from Pittsburgh. In the curtain raiser. Bob (Bubber) Mccoy of Boston, for- mer Holy Cross college athlete, grapes with Lee Planning, 230- pounder from Buffalo, N. r. The first bout Friday will start at S:S0 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
DIVISION PIN GAMES TONIGHT

With Scovlll Manufacturing bowl CTS being crowded out of the com- fortable lead 1t had earlier in the season, during second division In- dustria league competition, Egan's Diner has come up from nowhere to hang just one game out of first place, with much depending upon tonight's results at the Mattatuck alleys when Scovill and Benrus teams hook up while the Egan Eu- clids get going against the Oak vile Pin outfit hoping that they won't "get stuck" Clock and Autoyre; Farer News and Manville Machine; Brock-Hall vs Lea Mfg. and A & P against eMtal Hose are other matches listed.
 Standing and records to date:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

High Single-Salemi-i54. High Three-Cone-415. High Game-Metropolitan Clean ers-6O8.
 High Team-Metropolitan Clean ers-1004.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
LOWRY NEW CHAMP

New Bedford, Mass, Nov. ie.- (UP)-Ted Lowry of New Bedford held the New England light-heavy- weight title today after knocking out Roy Kelley of Brookline in the third round of scheduled l2-round bout.
 The challenger led all the way in last nights fight and polished of Kelley with Q one-tow to the jaw.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
The Standing

The question about the league now is: Can tt be done? Not. when will 1t be done? If 1t could be done what e race we'd have. Seven teams have tried for ten weeks to do 1t and all met with failure. The Yankees thought they were going to do 1t last week after they won the first game but 1t wasn't in the books. What we are trying to drive home is, who will be the first team to knock the Pirates oil in two or more games on a single night? A few weeks back every- body said, LAW, their luck won't last" and we were inclined to agree with them but now It's get- ting to be pretty serious. This Pt- rate team is pulling away while the rest of the league Is cutting each others threats. Take a glance at the standing from the Dodgers to The Cardinals and you'll see that Eix teams are separated but by Q single game with MendtllO's pine busters | fun six games up on their nearest rivals. So let's get together pUu &OUCk klC 00SSAAt%@AS 044 their high horse and down to a level where the rest Of us can keep pace with them. Meanwhile let's not take any credit away from the leaders they've shown plenty of hustle and good bowling and their feat or not having dropped c single match Is indeed Nn enviabie one.
 The hottest team in the league right now is not the Pirates but Ted Coughlin's Cardinals, winners of their last five of six games. Reason for the erstwhile cellar dweller's reversal of form can be traced back Co a couple og gents named White. White was Q bis name in the futile penuant drive Of the sk Logis Cardinals last summer too. Remember, Ernie white tha best gouthpaW ili the National Leagme2 0etEang back Co aw carda heWeyeE, tl6 clagence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
CONE CLASSY IN
 MERCANTILELOOP
Metros 2.l Winners to In. crease Lead-Salenli
 Hits lS4

Favorltes in the Mercantile League were pretty much In form last night ct the Seaa alleys, winning as expected, Speedy Parcels Salemi scoring Q iS4 high single while Cone, of the leading Metpopolitans, turned in the best performance of the evening with strings of lS7, lS5 and l4S, fine, consistent bowling for 0 4i5 tctal that won high three honors, as his team took high sin. gle of 60e and high total of 1904.
 Mohican won the battle of mar kets" with Q 2-l nod over Fulton Bomhers while Matzkin Furniture dropped two of three games to Brookside Dairy, Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
HONOR TO vICTORs

It is an old custom of Penn State students to meet a victorious re- turning football team with an old carriage and drag the players back to training quarters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
SALT WATER CURE

Challedon, famous race horse, is being given daily dips in the Pa cific Ocean, his trainer believing that the salt water will help serengthen his ailing legs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

High single-Grazziano, 1e0. High three, Salemi 424.
 High team single, Waterbury Cock, $50.
 High team three, Metal Hose, 1795.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
SAFE FROM sLUGGERs

Although seventy games were played in the Trenton Interstate League park in New Jersey last sea- son, not one player was able to hit a home run over the fence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

Max Carey, former Pittsburgh outfielder, studied for the ministry before choosing a baseball career. He never used profanity on the field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
LEOPOLD MORSE a:l:ka:sx Sds:Sas s:Cka4az
 ;'.:;:: 'Ez0aaE3 Isl PRIZE so Il3i3' IS BOND S':S299E, ibliI'I|

For WetnRIAt tWme am Asruce Caldwell, WHIT, TueB., Thurs, Sats-6i45 P. M.
 RU l. E 6 1=-TO eater this contest sim ply an tn thlS blank with your estimates of she scores in . these ten games.
 2-Azail or bring your entry blank to Football Contest Ed- ltOTs Leopold Morse, HI Bank St.. Waterbury. Entries will be accepted nt store until sntur- day 1 D. m. Mailed entries must be p0stnaarked not later aham Friday midnight. 3.-Thfs contest limited to residents 0f Connecticut. C0n- test closed to employees Of Leopold Morse. their mdvertis- amg media. and their families. First prize will go to the one wh0 correctly selects the most winning teamsS second prize Co the next closest estimates etc. xm ease of tae. nearness fo actual scores will determine she winners.
 4--Eaeh week prizes VIII Dc awarded as fOli0wss
 list PEiMe--
 eS0 DEFENSE BOND 2aa PEiae-
 e9S DEFENSE BOND 0rd Co Sth Prise incluslve--
 @S DEFENSE STAMPS
 each.
 0th eo ITth Prize inclusive
 @3 Merchandise Eert1@-
 entes each.
 g-D0 not underline ehees' or circle your choices. Jume fiif tm your estimated scores foR each team. name mm@ mdaxe@Ms and aOehang more. Nentmes8 and ae@lbli1ty count.
 @--Ewerv member og m family lmny eneeRs buf only enc em- eEy per family member mG~ eepteds omny enc prise per 9mm1ly. The deelNaamm mR aAe judges win be MmmA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
Blake And Johnson
 Bowling Chatter
BY BOB PALMER Lest Weeks Results

Pirates 2. Yankees l. Cardinals 2, Indians l. Red Sox 2, Dodgers l. Reds 2, White sox ].
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Aviation" General Motors In De-
fense+ and What so Proudly We
Hail" On the stage viii es ;
spectacular demonstration by =
research commentator who will
take the guests on q tour % the
future. showing them new dsvsi-
opments In science and industry.
Muse will bs furnished by Brad
lannon's well.known orchsstra.
and Guy sheehan. general manager
Of the South Tacoma Motor com
psny. will act a. master AZ cers-
monies
Admittancs u by ticket only.
and those Of the general public
who desire to attend should sss
their General Motors dealer. The
show win get under way 81 T,so
p. m. Employees Of General Motors
N this city, together with their
Immediate families. number more
than ! 400 persons.
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Mrs. Walter Buoey VIA "a A.. .
ess to the Past Pocahontas club
"Wednesday for 1 o'clock luncheon.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Roy
Coates and Mrs. Walter Buckmss-
ter. Mrs. Beulsh Cline will preside
at the business session In the aft
ernoon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Dustin Of
242a W. Stewart ave have re-
turned from a visit to their ranch
AZ Prosser.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ID. Todd OF
North Puyallup and II. X. Lowe Of
Tacoma spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ A. Dillman OF Ravens
dale, Mrs. DillmAn 10 a sister Of
Mr.. Todd.
Funeral services for Adolf REESE
will be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock
at the Wrigley and Clements
chapel with Rev. Erwin X. Jahr
officiating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Board No. l 10 Send
Only One SeIectee

As . result Of dsfsrmsnt only
one local selectes will 20 into the
army from Tacoma draft board
No. | Thursday. The second on
the list, Dale Gourlsy. was de-
fsrrsd at request Of his employer.
Next on thu list. Owen J. Gal
laehsr. Of 52is No. 4bth st. was
drawn. but also proved dsfsrs bic.
20 the board gave up and decided
To send only Thomas J. Jordan
Of t62i No. visschsr. and four
transferred men from distant
boards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

The evenings entertainment,
which VIII be both educational and
dramatic. IL being sponsored by
the public relations department Of
General Motors for the purpose Of
aoquainting its personnel with
what IL actually going on In the
many plants Of the corporation
through the land particularly
a. IT concerns national defense.
There will be three motion pic
turs features. General Motors in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

ne day nzsy GENE ehsn Tas
xoms women wili he seen on horse.
hsek petretans traffic. o. 81 fiFes
sna fsoeas. o. dashlnz haek ~
forih ~ messengers
sueA 80 ne fefeeast q II
James AelIlnaeF - ne Taeems
1lome nefen.e Cerps Nhe an
roanssa orHsnlsstlen e : wamsn ;
troop supplementary = re msn :
ffenn Which - commando
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
New PuYallup Council
Seated Monday Night
Members Approve Moyor Lduehlin's
City Planning Commission

rrYALLrP-The biennial seat.
ing az new Members and commit.
tee appointments BY Mayer WIN.
lam ?. Loughlin occupied a short
session Of the city council Monday
niEht.
Personnel q the body now u
William wischemann and Henry
Barry. oouneilmen from the FIRST
ward, George johnson and Ear
Poe. second yard: W. A. Gym and
John ?. Sullivan, third ward; c,
r. Richie. eouncilmsn-st-largs
and Mayor Joughlin.
Councilman Sullivan was chosen
Il act a. mayor pro tenn in the
absence Of the mayor Appoint
ments Of heads OF departments
announced BY the mayor and sp-
proved by the council are Gordon
Fox. city engineer: William Kniek-
erbocker. superintendent Of streets,
and Robert Padgvtt, water super
intendent. Personnel OF the new
city planning commission vas also
announced. This group. 10 COM
posed Of Or. E p. Breakey.
Mayor Loughlin. Steve Gray. Mrs.
Truman Smith, Mrs Everett
Houk. John Porter. X. r. Spear
and Mrs. Gus Mankertz with City
Engineer Fox and City Attorney
Leslie Jochimsen a. ex-offieio
members.
Although falling below the April
figure, this city continued to top
building activities of other years
through May. according TO Chester
Brskefield, building inspector,
Tuesday.
New construction for the month
amounted to S25.05o: alterations,
t575; repairs. $3.50, and enlarge
ments. 1878. bringing the total for
the month to S26.S60. The May
1910 operations were Sl1 .235, and
the grand total for 1e41 TO June l
amounts to s134.720 m against
$65.4s0 for the same period hast
year.
According to DR.. r. c. Morse.
registrar of vital statistics, Tues
day, there were IL births in the
city during May, divided evenly
between boys and girls. There
were five deaths in the city and
four outside.
Mrs. w. A. Miller of West Pho
neer ave. received news of the
death of her cousin, Mrs. Nettie
Miller Of Vancouver. Wash, Tues
day morning Mrs Miller and her
daughter. Miss Marian, left i'm
medistely for Vancouver. Mrs.
Eettie Miller has been a frequent
visitor here where she had many
friends.
o. y. 3. Anniversary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

To harmlessly hush poisons and
acid from kidneys and relieve irrita-
lions of bladder 30 that you can stop
getting up nights geta35 cent pack
age of Gold Medal Harlem oil Cap
sules and take a. directed. other
symptoms OF kidney and bladder
weaknesses may be scant burning or
smarting passage - backache - leg
cramps puffy eyes. Get original
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL Capsules
Money back II II fails adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Annual Breakfast

With Tales" as the theme Of its
program. the Arts and Crafts club
held its annual breakfast at Faux
ner's Monday.
Mrs. Anna Osborne read letters
from absent members: Mrs. W. A
Miller gave a toast, Curiosity:
Mrs. Newell Hunt sang. Tales of
June; Mrs. T. II. Scheffer gave
a toast on Adventure" Twice
Told Tales" the club history, was
read by Mrs. r. c. Morse. Other
coasts were skip by Mrs. c. e.
Schonborn, a Tale That Il Sold. F"
Mrs. r. o. Logan, and Untold
Tales" Mrs. Paul shsfer. Mrs.
Ben Brandt showed colored pic
lures. Tales OF Home Trails" Fa-
vors were miniature ported plants
and cat tail candles. Mrs. Fern
Mccurdy presided over the pro-
gram. arranged by Mrs. Logan and
Mrs. Dan Gray. Mrs. o. NJ. Pudor
planned the breakfast. Mrs. Pudor
also drew the programs
New officers taking their places
for the first time were Mrs. Paul
Shafer, president: Mrs. Ben
Brandt, vice president; Mrs. John
Lenfesty, secretary: Mrs. Anna
Osborne. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. T. H. scheffer, historian: Mrs.
w. A. Miller, treasurer. and Mrs.
r. c. Morse. Mrs. Rex Dunlap and
Mrs. Fern McCurdy. executive
board. Mrs. Robert o. Logan Ia
immediate past president. Mrs.
Dana Robinson OF Seattle, q for
mer member. was q guest.
Needle Club Picnic
Rebekah Needle club will hold it's
annual picnic at Point Defiance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

<tllI : - vz<azrl<s : ~ nznz
troop q - hom< t<<<H&< t6rrs
sd u<n - ny - I1{z<<z[<7
- I=tz=<d = alters - Tharz1zY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

A nesting u ths old Tacoma
Improvement club vill be held At
.. m. Tuesday. JBns .. IN sla-
Woman hall. Refreshments siii b
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Electrical Workers
Meet Tuesday Night

Local union No. 70. fnisrns'
tlonal Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers. viii meet at 7so p m
Tuesday. June }. ct 40 Broadway
10 discuss and taks action ON mat
tsrs Of Importance 10 Members
Announcement Of the meeting VA
made by A. J. Newton. secretary
Of the local
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Tacoma General Motors Family Will
Learn Of Latest Defense Activities

why doesn't somebody tell me these things"
There will be neither time place for such question
Wednesday evening at Jason Lee auditorium when General
Motors employees of the Tacoma district and their families.
will be the guests OF the General Motors club Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Your Postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street

- W sW8
Eilsnsearx. hss cems here r. -
near heF husband shiFt~s. shs
recently underwent an operates
st Tacoma General hospital
Ma n-~... snly II. sas /.
corporal 81 Fert wofaea. wss
de~a - spend me week sud stiA
relatives Hs nkes army nfs.
especially Fifis fiFtns.
D. surpss. formerly with n.
Maxwell retrolsum Co. u work
inK for an sirplsns ecmpsny n
santa Aoales. Can't. His wifs.
N. former Ksl~ea Hs.mes hss
scns sousA te - vita him.
After eompls.'ns another year
81 study N music at the Junsftl
school. n. 7. G. Me. Fss.-~s
Oakley is returning 10 her home
here.
Mouse guest - Mr.. " q.
wsss~rili has e<sn Al.. Margaret
nasess Of Lee Angeles
Ma. ch.s,e. y as~slsss. Tale.
qush. wifs 81 the former Tacoma
ns~spspsrmsn. 10 president ~ ths
auxiliary of the orthapetile ~
vsshon Island. shs hs. set pr.
day a. The date TOR the snxlissry's
pound party
oAr. Msrs.a. Cor many year.
Identified with the automobile
business hers. and befors that in
Racine. VIA. i no~ . member
Of the staff of employees 81 Hotel
winthrop.
lieut. Col oss kppeimss and
HE wife are spending . monsh In
California. Guz will find eat what
csllfornls IL dnlnE IN the wzy %
home d.fenss.
Tn. weekend va. spent At
coules dam and SOAP lake ny
Mr. asd Mrs. c. kru~ssr and As.
and Mrs. Cer~sliss kssmaa.
Patricia Aaa ls the nam. select.
ed for the daughter eorn May ~
to Mr. s.a Mrs. A. =. Jeha.aa 81
Tacoma General hospital.
Visiting with irl.n.a. IN Ogden.
Utah. " Ml.. Dsrsshy Dsaa~sesa.
From ssli Law. CITY. utah.
have come Mss. Richard F~an.ft-
and daughter. H.rbsrH Jess. "a
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jsha 4. siiiisr.
ON trip to IN. eastern part
OF the state are Ne. and Mm.
A. y. nets. ~.
Mr.. and m-. Y 7. a....sa Of
Chicago are visiting Mr.. and Mira.
a. =. Rssnerd.
To see their con. Earl F..
graduate from Tuft. NJ. and MIS-.
Essi Marble are leaving for Tuft.
Mass. a trip 10 BOSTON 10 IN
oludsd In their itinerary.
From Northnsld. MINI. via
Mexico CITY. have come Ds. and
Mrs. G. 4. siisre~ and Miss Dor.
thy sfi~rsw for , visit uith Mrs.
ErHs GAGGED.
In cosur d'Alsns, Idaho. mar
Rage licenses were issued 70 the
following Isss Fsuissa, Raymond.
and Elsls Benson. Crays Harbor
Waiter o. stsiIisE. Puyaiiup. and
Lalss aahr. Tacoma Ssseph %.
Cas.as. Mechord field. and Eiix.-
beth .. Hard. Pnyallup. ntsnisy
R.dinsiy. Aberdeen. and iisFmyal
Glen ems. Elna, WASH. and
william Edgsr Bi.hap. Buckley.
and Dorothy Kiisn Csbs.
CLUE MEETS THURSDAY
A msefina of tina old Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Some species Of spiders have
one set ~ eyes for daytime uss.
and another for night uss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
o. y. &. Anniversary

Celebrating the 50th anniversary
Of the granting of its charter,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

The women's Society Of Chris
tan Service OF the Methodist
church will hold its annual picnic
Thursday At the home Of Mrs.
Newell Hunt. 7o6 eth ave. N W.
Lunch will be at 1880 and mem
bers are asked to bring table
service and sandwiches. Mrs.
Marion cstroa, president. will con-
duct the business session and Miss
Maude shorley will lead the devo-
lions. Mrs. s. A. stoner and Mrs.
Robinson will assist Mrs. Hunt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Pstrscia Aaa " the name select.
ed for the daughter eoFn May ~
TO Mr. saa Mrs.. A. =. Jeha.aa 81
Tacoma General hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Ms. Ch.rio. = Re~alEes. Tale.
qush. wife ~ ths former Tseouas
ns~spspermsn. 10 president - ths
auxiliary 81 the oFshepeale ~
vsshon Island. nhs has set Pr.
day =. The date tor the snxiiiary's
pound party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Chrss Narxsa. FOR many years
Identified with the automobile
business hers. and bsfors that in
Racine. VIA. = no~ . member
Of the staff of employees 81 Hotel
winthrop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

- Murphy. formerly with ihs
Maxwell fetrolsum Co. u work
inE FOR an airplsns eompsny n
santa Menlea. Calf. Hls wife.
the former Kll>ea Helmes h.s
zone south te - With him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

The week end was spent At
conlee dam and SOAP Lake ny
Mr.. Asd Mrs. G. kru~ssr and Af.
and Mrs. Cernsllas kafnaaa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Naomi chapter No. II. Order Of
Eastern star. viii have a special
program a. shieh state officers
vii take part ~ Masonic hall
Tuesday night
a shert business session win
precede ths program. which will
include selections ~ the chapter
choir. violin solos BY Mss Betty
WriEiey. accompanied BY Miss
Phyllis Gail. tenor solo. Dave Judd.
accompanied BY Mrs Jane Kin
near. talks BY John frelssaer.
worthy grand patron. Mrs. Jessie
Bolton Hedges. past grand matron.
and Or. John d. Morris. past grand
patron. Mrs Nellie Quinn. past
matron Of the chapter. viii Be-
honored IS q charter member and
viii receive a So-year grand chap
ter jewel
The program ~ill be In charge
Of Paul Wrigley. Mrs. Ed knight
heads the decoration committee.
Mrs Howard Simmons the refresh
ment group. Mrs. Eldred Hanson
and L. W. Bonawitz are worthy
matron and patron. respectively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

After completing another yssF
~ study N music 1t the Junsfsl
seheol. n. 7. G. Me. Fsssees
Oakley is returning n her home
here.