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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Noah's Ark Luncheon
Planned for Thursday

Le Sourd Methodist eh urc d
Women's Society for Christian
Service will sponsor n "Nosh's
Ark" luncheon Thursday sfter-
noon at 1890 in the social hall at
No. 18th and Stevens SITS. Guests
In carrying out tho theme Of the
party will arrive in pairs. Mrs
Edna Cheney will give several
readings on the afternoon pro-
gram. which is 10 be followed BY
a sale OF articles. with Mrs. g. +.
Hopkins In charge Also on the
committee are hesdsmes Fred
Berto, w. p. Shomo, w. w. John
son and Lila Palmer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Reflection Club TO Meet
With Mrs. Randolph

Mrs. John A. Randolph will
open her home at 451s Pacific
ave. for the Christmas meeting Of
Reflection Garden club to be held
Thursday afternoon. Luncheon will
be served at 1890 O'Clock. Mrs.
Stewart Clark will be on the pro-
gram, bringing to club members a
talk on Christmas decorations.
Group singing of Christmas
carols is also on the program. Roll
call will be answered by each
member present giving a short
talk on Christmas decorations.
There will also be an exchange Of
gifts. Mrs. Ernest Mckinney is
president of the club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Entertaining
Before Play
First Nishseu Await 6sy
Evening "wednesday

Dinner and cocktail parties
preceding the opening Of
Night Of January is al the
Drama League Little Theatsr
will be numerous on Nednes-
day evening and many men,
beers of the first night audi
ence of $50 are looking for
ward 10 after-theater enter
tanning. The mystery thriller
promises something different
for Tacoma audiences and
opens its run NJ s:ls
Among those who wili entertain
the opening night are pr. and Mrs.
". II Price. Mr.. and Mrs.. Aaron
Msndies. Mr.. and Mrs. hsrtl John
son, Mr.. and Mfs bred Hansen. NJ,
and Ar.. Grant Cunningham and
Mrs Samuel Fingold.
Others who have made rss.fys-
tions for the frat night af this
thrilling drama are Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Bender, Mr.. and Mrs William
Buchanan. Captain and Mrs. v.
BENTLEY. Mr.. and Mrs Sterling Car
michael Mr.. and Mrs. Norris In.
ve~n. Mr.. and Mira A ClcssnRsr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Day. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hawks.
First nighters also include M
and Mrs. c. ~. Hsllen. Mr.. and Mrs
Milton ketchsm. Mr., and Mrs. John
Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston onstad. Dr.
and Mrs. Edgar y. Dodds Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Dripps. Mr.. and Mrs
phi Garland. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
klopfenstein. Mr.. and MIS-. Harold
Il. Dahl and Mr.. and Mrs. Abner
Bersersen.
Reservations are made by Mrs.
Helen conrdon. Mrs, Homer rilisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. salem Nonfse. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert satterlss. Mrs.
w. =. Morton. DIR. Thomas Mckay.
Mrs. c. G. Mellinger. Miss Martha
Mellinger. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mstheson. Mrs. G. A. Lund, Mr.. c
r.. Mcintyre. Mrs. l.. n. Lassin.
Mrs. George Heath. Mrs. Franks
Fuller. Miss MsriIyn Friedman,
Mrs. Samuel Fingold. Miss Msrgery
Gordon. Mr.. Ernest Cebert. Mlzu
Peggy Grumbiing. Miss Men simp-
son. Mr.. Lee Ricksbsugh. Mrs.
Charles Rickabaugh. Mr.. Proctor
Layton. Miss Lucille Layton. Mrs.
Doris Davies. Mr.. Walter ELY. Mrs..
Harry Fisher. Miss Lucille Faulk-
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coats
worth. Mis- Margaret Brady. Miss
Kay Harshberger. Niles Anderson
and Mr.. Jack Beai.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Asbury Methodist Women
Look Forward 70 Luncheon

The womens society Of Chris
tan Service VI Asbury Methodist
church will meet Thursday for
" o'clock luncheon and regular
business meeting. Hostsssss VIII
be Mesdames Darlene Love. Louise
Reii. Estsiie Martin. Floyd Gro
nandsr. William Grub and Lee
Johnson
During the afternoon, cnriE,-
mas play viii BE- presented ~
members Of the society under the
direction Of Mrs. William JOHNSON,
program chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Colonel Crom 10 Address
LEAGUE OF Women Voters

Colonel william II. crom. CON-
msnder " MeChOrd field. sill sd-
dress the League Of Women Voters
al their Thursday evening meeting
AZ the Y. ". c. A. az SIS O'Clock.
Colonel cTOm's two and ons-hsif
years residence In the Philippines
gives him excellent experience In
the far eastern field. He will speak
on Tensions in the Far East
Pierce County Association Of
the Blind will sponsor gift ssie
Thursday and Friday In Rhodes
Annex.
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will meet Wednesday evening at
S o'clock at Eagles hall. 18th and
Fawcett. At the conclusion Of the
meeting the Last in the series Of
card parties viii take place. High
scores for the evening and the
series will be recognized: honors
awarded. and refreshments Will De
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
News and Notes Of Army Circles

Military blue served the background for bridal white
in the military wedding ast night Of Miss JAcqusne Humid
stad Of Fort Lewis 10 Lieut. Howard l.. Cornutt OF the
Seventh Infantry held In the post chapel II Fort Lewis
The bride wearing long of white satin In princess
style. fulength net veil held TO her head with crown
of white carnations and with necklace OF psafls-fhs fit
Of the groon-around her neck. carrying bouquet Of
orchids and bouvardis down the aisle
the brother Mr. Lawrence nnxtnd 1T Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
COED Club viii Meet
Wednesday EVENING

Members Of Co-Ed club will meet
at 1918 No G at. this Wednesday
evening. The meeting, over which
Mrs. Douglas A. Gonyea, president.
will preside, has been called for
I 30 O clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04


Behind her came ths maid Of
honor. Misc Rhoda Smith u Van
couvsr Barracks Wash. In .
fioor-lensih gown Of pink chiffon.
wearing q ssrdenls IN her hssr
and carrying = bouquet Of pink
carnations
Fuli-dress army bluss we're tho
uniform ~ the groom. the hes,
man. Lieut.. Marcus Higg~rs. also
ri the Seventh. and the ushsrs,
Lieut.. Kenneth Reed. head usher.
Lieut.. james Boyd. Lisut. Douglas
Carter. Lieut.. Daniel nrowner'
Lieut.. Coopersssin and Lieut.
LInknsrf.
Mrs. John Hundstsd If Under
wood. ~. d. the brides mother.
was charming In an afternoon an
sembis of soldier blue. and war
ing pearls and . csrnafion cor.
sage. The Eroom's mother. Mrs.
cIarenee cornatt Of Shed. Ore.
was equally lovely In soldier blue
with \ earnatlon eofvaEe
Miss Marilyn Hundrtsd. the sis
tor OF the bria~, was present ~
the ceremony, ~ we're ths father
and brothers OF Lieut.. cornutf,
Mr. Clarence cornutt u shed,
Ore, Mr.. Dallas cornutt Of Bus-
ton. Ore, wlth Mrs Dallas Cor.
mutt. and Mr. clifford cosnait u
Portland with Ms. clifford Cor
mutt The father Of tbs bride.
Mr.. John Hund.tad, WAS nnsb'~ To
attend thu ceremony
Ths s~sst strains 81 20 Promise
Ne. ~srs heard during the can
dis-ilt esrvmony In the chapel.
which was decorated With bos,.
asess ~ white pompons. offiei-
atinx vas Chaplain Norris n. HAL
vorson, post chaplain.
rhs nswiywsds came cat of
tne chapel beneath tns crossed
swords ~ the usb~vs. ~ 10 the
army custom. Immediately fei.
lowing the ceremony . reception
for 10 was held ~ the Offiesfr
club. with ths new Mrs. cornaisf
cutting the wedding cake sifn
her husbands sword
For hsf rolnT away eostums.
Mrs. cornuft wors . costun< suit
" brown, @ish brown aeesssofsss.
and an orchid eossss Ths eos-
pie ~lll honeymoon In Canada.
T-nsy will b. 81 home IN Olympia
upon thsir return.
The bride. formerly sn srtay
nurse with station Hospital No. ,
at FORT L~uis. attended tfss nurse.
school at Bismarck, y. D.. and
nsrssd In Oregon CITY. Oregon,
Lssut cofnstt 10 . xfsdlasts Of
Oregon state college al Corvallis.
A farewell party Gas held for
Capt and Mrs. Loren 2. Csitnsf
isst night AZ the Offtesfs bsseh
club On American lake ~ . mum
her ~ thssr friends II Fort L<~is.
Thirty people attended tns dinner
In charge Of arrangements sss
Lieut.. John Coos<msn
Cap, Gather. who mas s~eD
v1th the ~ Ordnance company,
1lIi bs stationed m cslsforni4.
Lieut.. aud nrs. r. Adams lsft
over the weekend for Lieut..
Adams new station AZ tbs Quar-
tsrmssssr school at Camp L~s. Va
Lieut.. Adams fas been with the
post quartsrmsstsr at Fort LeSis.
Honoriar Il. Col. and Mrs.
Charles n. Lsbner. VINO viii leave
shortly for san Antonio. Texas.
the officers and ladies' Of the ID
Division Qvartermsstsr command
ed BY II Col Boyce James. Will
give dinner Al the Officers club
rnis evening Also attending viii
BE- MAJOR General and Mrs. John
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The Womtn's society Tor Chfis-
tlsn Service OF Trinity Msthodlst
church. Mrs. Paul Petersen. pres
Ident, announces q turkey dinner
and bazaar for Thursday FROM
$50 until 7 o'clock Mrs. Fred
Axlund. sr. Is chairman of the
kitchen COMMITTEES. Mrs. n ".
Heymel IL In charge Of decorations.
Mrs Gray Reagan Ii dining room
chairman. Mrs. Carl Carlson IL In
charge Of tickets. and Mrs. r. n.
Allen In handling the publicity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Mrs. Buchanan 10 Entertain
Club Of Hearts

The regular meeting Of the Club
of Hearts will be held at the home
of Mrs. Owen Buchanan at 1871
9th ave. at s o'clock this We'd
nesday evening.
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Leagues Yule Meeting Held
AT WeYerhaeuser Home
Transfer Member Former President Are Welcomed
tuesday at Yearly Christmas Gathering

No loveler introduction the 1911 holiday for
Tacoma society could be imagined than the delightful meet
Ing and of the Tacoma Junior League Tuesday after
when Mrs John Philip WeyerhaeuSer. r opened her
home No. TO the membership for their annual pre-
Christmas meeting.
In league tradition several sustaining members the
tea hostessesMrs Clarke Johnston chairman Mrs Robert
Abel. Mrs. W. d. Hopping and Mrs Gerald Longstreth.
As the guests hidden through the holly deeked door
way they heard soft strains of hidden Christmas carols
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
...CIubs..

pho~sis Lodge, BsothsssecA II
Railway Tralsuea. will sponsor
their potluck luncheon Thursday
at II 30 In the 7. o. o. " hall
There will be an exchange NJ
gifts. Mrs. George %, sorenson
il chairman and Mrs. p. J. Govt.
ing president.
Pas. Chief. t,ab. Tacoma Tenn.
pie. Pythisa sisters. viii meet
Thursday At ~ 20 al the home Of
Mrs. Daniel Rice. s57s Ia. X st
Following iimehson and Dssinsss
bridge viii be- played
Point Defiance Hsiplsg Hssd
soei~t, will meet Thursday for
II 30 luncheon At the home u
Mrs.. Hans Owra. :szs No tsth-
Business will follow
Ladies' Home League s~k. Sal
walton Army Corps 40 1. i0s
10. f3th. Will sponsor sss Oh
fancy work. quilts and home
crooked food Thursday morning Al
10 O'Clock.
Warren Auxiliary. %. " q. ~iii
hold their annual Christmas party
Thursday evening In Warren Hall
On the committee are hssdsmss
Harry Collier. Estsy schoii. C. ~
Ksllsnder and Martha skunk
Luncheon at ~ 20 riil b. followed
By gift exchange
Group I. Bsbse Presbyterian
church women. Will meet Thurs
day At the home Of Mrs. y. v.
Bingham. 4zs -. G ~ Luncheon
viii be served at II 20. followed
by the Bible study and business
meeting in charge Of MIRA / {.
stolL
Thinsble club. Topaz circle.
-. %. W. Will entertain Al q card
party and luncheon a. 1870 Thurs
day In the Brosdmoor. Reserva-
tons are being taken by Mrs
Andrew Rhines. CA. $40, or Mrs.
J. L. snspp. PR 1851.
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p. f.ness. Col and Mrs J, 4.
Gillespie and Col. ard Mrs. W.
n gos
colonsi Lshn~s. who has com
msnded the aasrtssmasts trceps
Of the ~ Division. Iesves n -
coma qusrssrmastsv fsr the Third
Army With headquarters ~ nsn
Antonio.
Bnx. Cen and Ms Hss.es
Fuller have arrived N ~ pnst
from tbeir former station ~ Dort
Lssvenworfh. knn@s General
Fuller. WIN viii take command ~
the <ist Division. vss u 1evt
Lewis until July ~ this ysss -
commander ~ TN - Division ~
tlIisry. Ne has s~ss. since thsa.
In command 1t IL command spd
genssss staff sehosi 81 Fort Law
snworth.
Major Patrick Ryan - ~
Gently arrived FROM Hswasl 70
take up m duties u srd ulvistaa
chaplain.
Col and Mrs. r. 4. n. uoo,.
rick entertained 81 dinner 81 thsir
boms on Saturday svvnsns bsfess
tho offiers~f club bop. aussss
we're Maj. Gen. and Mrs.. J. =. La
cas-. Brlx. Gen aud Mrs. 6. y
Hail. Col. sna Mrs. }. \ OlIlsspss.
IA. csl- and nss. Royce Jsm~s.
IA. Col. and Mrs. J. \. Msehb~s.
Wedding presents wsit ~ given
10 t~o ef their msmbsrs wes heve
r~esasiy bssu msssssa. ~ ~ p~ss
L~~is Army Daughters. u wss -
eidsd ~ Fridays NESTING 4 ~
var siGsrstss bos viii ~ slvse u
Mrs Charles q nrs~s - vnss
knos. ny. formerly npos rita
Johnson. daughter ~ IA chi se1
Mrs r. % Jshnses ~ rost f1swfa
An army daughter pan viii ~ Pc
s>nfsd 10 Mrs. Chandler. foemegiy
hiss Nay Perry. daughter ~ CT.
and Mrs Perry.
u was tentatively sssi1ed 81 ~
msst,nK that the club vtff ell
fruit sskss IL Christmas linz.
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susy NssdIss Sewing Cub
Completes esxS1s pIsas

Final arrangements haye beeo
made fos the ham dinner sod ~
xzsr n b given ~ tbs uszey
Needles se~inx club II Assssnges
auxiliary. WV Ths baxaAr Win
fsks place Thursday evening -
vstsrsnsf hall. sara scastn Ts<oma
Nsy. from $40 until : o'<iock
Games ~iii follow NE dinner
hour Mrs.. Elmer L<wis 10 Eaaes
chairman and Mfs Charles Grover
IL general eh2lrmSa. Mr. Guy
STEELE and Mis- Ellen ofHeeom are
In charge u the dinner.
Features Of th< evening Win - .
flsn pond, wn,ts ei~phast 1850
fancy work. ETC.
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Exhibit end ssls u
indian F1osp;isI

Hand wDFk ~ psflsnis . oEess-
pstlonsi snsfspT ~ tn y. =
Indian hospital viii ~ exhibited
end ssld on Thursday and Friday.
Hours are Thursday ffusn I until
s. FRIDAY morning from , uat5I
n and Friday sftsfneen fross ,
until $40
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walton Army Corps 40 !. lvs
70. 18Th. ~ili sponsor a ssis Of
fancy work. quilts and home
crooked food Thursday morning Al
10 O'Clock.
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WnDne vusonsse ~ no11 r
~ nnnns - ~ 49, ~ -
- - -. W@nnno1r epon1nD
- -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

Honofing II. Col and Mrs
Charles n. Lsbner. VINO viii leave
shortly for san Antonio. Texas.
the officers and ladies' Of the ID
Division Quartermsstsr. command
ed BY II Col. Boycs James. Will
give a dinner Al the Offiesrs' club
mis- evening Also attending viii
BE- MAJOR General and Mrs. John
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

Lieut.. and Ara r Adams left
over the weekend for Lieut..
Adams new station AZ the Quar-
tsrmsstsr school at Camp L<s. VI.
Lieut. Adams fs1s been with the
post quartsrmasfsr at Fort i.s~is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

Point Defiance Hsiplsg nssd
soei~t, will meet Thursday for
II 30 luncheon st the home VI
Mrs. Hans Owra. 3szs No tsth-
Business will follow
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-08
CITY In Brief

Miss Hilda Mesick was hostess to
the Rebekah lodge Tuesday night,
following their regular meeting.
Orville jenkins of Raymond, Wash.
is visiting here with his mother. Mrs.
John Jenkins.
CLEAN YOUR own CLOTHES,
AND SAvE-shell Cleaning Solvent,
soc gal, your container-Pecks' at
the Junction. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Leonard went
to Spokane Saturday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. John Lillienthal.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Rhodes, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Davidson attended the
Boy Scout court of honor at Park
lake, Sunday.
For a Scientific examination and
Better Glasses, in Two Payments, see
DIR. Alfred E. Jones at Hotel Thomp-
SON. Saturday, May 10th. For quick
repairs mail glasses direct to DR.. AL
fred E. Jones, Box 1916, Spokane. adv
Mrs. A. d. Atkinson of Ferdinand,
Idaho, is visiting OF the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Goodall.
The local Rebekah lodge held a
dime shower for Mrs. Walker on her
18th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Amans of
Everett visited at the Dave Nelson
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. F. Rhodes, Mary Rhodes
and Buster johnson went to Spokane,
Monday.
INSURANCE-of all kinds crop,
fire or auto.-Douglas Goodall Coulee
City. adv.
Frank Abbott and Chuck Wilburn
transacted business on the coast the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Davis and son,
Tommy, went to Vancouver, B. c.,
last Thursday to visit with a school
ctum of Mr.. Davis, and on their re-
turn trip they visited DIR. and Mrs
Mickelsen at Renton.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Bomberg,
Mrs. E. Mathis and Mrs Bob Bewick
motored to Spokane, Saturday.
| OUR FISH AND OYSTERS SHIP
PED FROM THE COAST WEEKLY.
Strictly Fresh.-Pecks' at the juno
ton. adv.
Elmer Switzer, of Newberg, Ore.
is visiting this week at the home of
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-08

Giants Defeated by Grand Coulee
The Giants were defeated by Grand
-culee Friday, May 2, to 1. Inc
ulants punched three hits in the first
inning to make their lone talley, and
succeeded in getting only two more
nits throughout the entire contest.
O'Connor the first man up for the
Giants grounded out to second base.
Gander, Blain and Tucker. got their
ATS in that order, and Gander scored
on fuckers hit. However Jack Brown
mt into double play and that re
tired the Giants for that period.
The Grand Coulee hitters took the
pitched offerings of Wayne Gander IS
for safe rides. Two consecutive hits
and three errors in the infield scored
three Grand Coulee runs, while an
overthrow to third made the count S
to l for Grand Coulee.
Coulee's five hits were garnered by
Gander, Blain, Tucker, Brown and
Pitts in that order. Charlie O'Connor
dlew the only walk, when he got hit
by a pitched ball.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-08
Open Bids For RfA
Line On May 18th

Bids for constructing 81 miles Of
3O,00O-volt line, together with con-
struction of substation at the Grand
Cculee dam, will be opened at the
office of the Lincoln County Coopera-
tive at Davenport, May Is, Officers
Of the cooperative announced Tuesday.
This will be the high power line
from Grand Coulee south to Almira
and then east to- Davenport, and will
be- leased to the Bonneville admin
stration after it is completed, which
administration then will furnish ell
ectricity for the REA lines in Lin
coin county. Construction work on the
REA lines by Max Kinney, Spokane
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-08
is sister, Mrs. H. L.. Davidson.


Mrs. G. NJ. Chappell and Betty,
Mrs. Howard Adams and Norma Jean,
Mrs. M. o. Triplett and Mrs. Art
Lewis and Billie Jean were in Spo-
kane, Monday.
MAKE PECKS' YOUR SUNDAY
STORE-Light groceries, bread, milk,
etc.-Pecls' at the Junction adv.
Mrs. Avery Stembrldge and son,
Robert, of kirkland, Wash, spent a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Giezen-
tanner. Other recent visitors at the
Giezentanner home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Fenton and family of Golden
dale, who were here Sunday.
During the electrical storm April
30th, lightning struck so near Dry
Falls that vibrations were felt in the
caretaker's stone house, and windows
shook for several seconds.
Mrs. L. L. Van Dusen of Spokane
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Walker.
WANTED-Girl to work on farm.
Call or write Mrs. Jess Maddux.
adv
Mrs. L. R. Hamblen of Spokane,
who has found and classified more
than 1000 wild flowers in the Grand
Coulee, visited Dry Falls last week,
to do research work for laboratories
in Oregon She reports the finding of
several new species of wild flowers in
the Grand coulee this year.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-08

contractor, is progressing rapidly and
poles are now erected in the Bluestem,
Rocklyn and Creston regions, the Of
flee here reports.
A contract for installing meters for
the entire REA system in Lincoln
county has been awarded to Russell
Jayne and Ernest Beieler of Daven.
port, whose bid was $500. C. Wild
Blackburn, REA attorney from Wash
ington D. c., office, Tuesday complet-
ed negotiations for privately owned
lines in the county which the coopera
tive will take over. These include
Larene. Lords Valley, Sassin and Lii
berty power and light lines, totaling
so miles.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-08
Coulee Downs Ephrata Al
Coulee Blanks Ephrata

Coulee's tennis team made a clean
sweep of the tennis match with Ephra-
ia held ON the opponents court May
LIST. Results were: Boys singles, Trip.
lett, Coulee City, defeated Bob Bjork-
lrnd of Ephrata 46, 62, 81.
Girls singles, Floy LETTERS defeated
Virginia Greenlee of Ephrata SO,
ga, GA.
Boys doubles, Jack and Dick Lewis,
Coulee City, defeated Loren Schragg
and Richard Bonthius, 81, Ga.
Girls doubles, Bernice Craig and
Dorothy Gietzentanner defeated Max
inc Lozien and Betty Hill, Ephrata,
As, rs, 6-2.
Mixed doubles, Ted Rice and Gladys
Pierpont Coulee City, defeated Joan
Burch and John Robertson, SO, 6-1
Tennis coach Fitch will take his
teams to Mason City for their next
encounter, where he expects to take
the majority of the matches.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-08
GRACE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH

B. P. Wilson, Minister
Sunday School, 10000 a. m.
Morning Worship, 1900 a. m.
Prayer Meeting, 500 p. m.
Young Peoples Meeting, 6:45 p. M
Easter Program, 7:45 p. m.
Tuesday: Prayer meeting 500 p. m.
Thursday: Bible study and choir
practice, 500 p. N. "He is Risen y!
LIVESTOCK WANTED: Beef, veal,
feeders, hogs, spring lambs.-Inquire
Frank Abbott, Home Market, Tel. 746
Cculee City. adv.
WE'LL DRIILING-Let me solve
your water problem.-Ira W. Page,
Davenport, Wash. adv. etc.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-08

THE SAME MANAGEMENT, the
same DELICIOUS FOOD; the same
prices.--Pecks' at the Junction. adv.
WHITE ENAMEL FLAMO Range,
practically new.-Dry Falls Cafe. adv.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-08
School News Notes

Floy LETTERS, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred LETTERS, will be valedic-
torian of the high school senior class,
and Mary Lou Gill, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Gill, will be saluta-
torian. Twentyone students will re-
ceive diplomas May 20.
Coulee Downs Ephrata Al
Coulee's racquet team defeated that
of Ephrata here Monday April 10, 4
matches to 1.
All of the local teams won with
the exception of the girls singles who
was eliminated in two sets.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-04
For Better Farming

I."tU.o@. Ms po0pleI !. m No.
.0.l. .ta Harms Who ate affiliated
a.... t.g# tuur.lI CLUBS aad them II.
.... -a.aeans 1t State College II
4. nd tbs Week their eIders
. there m.nSHhs ''ge''o.
ID acquaintance or ms.
... .oa# aes and studying Ways ..4
.- q. general OF Improving t"s
.#te
E... any long year~ the eaefe
State lis elsewhere
to. ,.o problem of increased
.He.a. NaW tina, has largely e.- -.-
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r I OF RESALE.

An advance bid having been made
upon the property hereinafter set out,
and under and by virtue of orders OF
the Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Vance County in the Special Proceed
ing entitled Rosa Lillian AdcoX,
widow: Chester AdcoX. lola A. New
ton and husband. K. p. Newton. An
ME Risgan and husband. Jonn Rig
gan. VS.. Fannie AdCoX. widow
Florence Burnett. Rena Clark Harper
and husband, Robert Harper: Willie
Clark. Katherine Clark Stevenson
and husband. Taylor Stevenson
Claudio Clark and wife, Make Clark
Annie Mitchell and husband, Willie
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to Congress.
Outside of making a fight for the
shorter limit, Wheeler indicted he
mad little hope of forcing any other
changes in the extension bill, re-
barking that nothing could be gam
"a by making a long fight"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-04

Iceland. about. as big us the state
b.. Nv has d population of
...rt lf&GHI.
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Wheeler Says Expedi-
tionary Force Wanted

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Quotations at > D. M.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

For that stuffy feeling from over
eating, take these pleasant mint
favored tablets that will give you
comforting, quick relief.