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Evening star., 1941-03-26
WOmen'S Flag Race Keen.

Led by Ann Smith. an inspired
Commerce team tonight will battle
Washington Gas Light for the lead
in the Lucky Strike Ladies League.
The runnerup moved within a game
of the pacesetters in their latest
matches by taking the odd game
from the third-place Feds, while the
w. G. L. were handed a 80 setback
when Marian Jones featured with
the seasons second high game of
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Petworth Five Travels

Petworth A. C.'s basket ball team
Will go to Warrenton, Va, tonight
10 meet the quint representing that
town, A preliminary will be played
between the Baccas girls team of
Washington and the Warrenton
sextet.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

The first chess column TO run in April
VII start & new ,1ien problem SOLVING M contest contest
and all Star readers are welcome to send
in correct key-move, with one follow-up
mete easted numbee Of fa REQUIRED moves IN No
entry fee. Watch for rules.
,.- Acknowledgements on problems: No; 3l3,
lev F. Davis. No. 3l5, ,Robb Howard. G. J.
Howard-Thanks for the letter. The. chess
S.tsfun fStor may Be reached mornings by diainS
oPeHingz u:ss No vii IL
son E. Sweeney, c. Paul steinbach, G. E.
Halliday. Arthur D. Gray. No. 10 G. R.
Hicks; w. E. Sweeney. Paul Steinbach.
,rtor D. Gray GO Hsldsy sHdsg.v Leansgs Gno1rs
Hicks, l.. Minkoff
Morphy Club Grows.
Maurice Magnus. John Ferber,
Harry Appleman, Dell Floyd and
Samuel Goldman recently joined the
Paul Morphy Chess Club, which is
staging a titular tourney Thursday
nights at the Jewish Community
Center, beginning play at 7:3O.
In the initial round j. Neufeld de-
feated Pustilnik, w. Burch won over
DR.. Hervey, Burch trimmed Neufeld,
Neufeld topped Miller, Bleaker lost
to Appleman and Miller defeated
Bleaker.
Pairings for the third round OF
the Washington Interhigh Chess
Association, which will be played
Friday afternoon at the clubrooms
of frst-named schools, are: Wilson,
Western, Tech-Roosevelt, Central
Eastern. Results to be official must
be filed Immediately, according to
individual play. with Correspond
ent Nathan Ehrlich, Taylor 4410.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Roy Lands Wins Again
Special Dispatch to The Star.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, March
26.-Ray Lands, Washington light
weight, had another victory to his
credit today. He outpointed Frank
zezima of Stamford, Conn, in a
6-round preliminary last night at
the County Center.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Pennant Looms for Skaters.

Pulling away to slX-game lead
with a 80 victory over OMeara'
Tile as Arthur Nelson, recent CO.
winner with Marty Alexander IN
the Virginia State doubles, featured
with 1872, the pace-setting Shaf1er
Flower Shop looms as the pennant
winner in the Rosslyn Independent
League.
Led by Lou jenkins top 427, H. j.
Brown Pontiac swept Regal Neon
Sign to gain a tie for second place
with Raybestos as the latter trimmed
Arlington Cleaners, 2-l, with Ortle
Browns 367 high.
Buck Anderson threw in the big
single of the evening. 1853, and Clar-
ence (Spike) Naylor, 392. as Quality
Shop blanked Y. NJ. c. A. Arlington
Trust scalped District Sand &
Gravel with Lucy Roses 372 lead
ing while c. & A. Restaurant shell
lacked Capital Transit as Eddie
Keith hit for 363 In the sixth
sweep Washington Canoe Club
busted off Manning's Service with
Wesley Miltner's l56-376 the big
Wallop
In an exciting Greenbelt League
flag chase the Redskins and Eagles
are deadlocked for the lead, the
| Badgers are running a game behind
in third place while the Starlight
Barons, two games out of the third
spot, are only game ahead of the
| Colts and University Motors, tied for
fifth place Muller, a 95-average
roller on the Redskins, is a season
recordholder with 165, while Tim
mons of the EarnacleS is tops with
1888. MacEWen of the Barnacles
with top average vi 1913. is trailed
closely by Millbrook of Consumer
Coop No l with 1O9-59. Jones OF
knights of Columbus is running
third with 1898.
N. NJ. P. pinettes maintained their
two-game lead in the What's In a
Name League by swamping Patents
while the runnerup F. c. A. led by
Louise Battaglias 318, posted top
count of 1,510 to rout State. Sally
Barker's high single of 130 salvaged
one for Transportation as Helen
Schroth's top 800 gave Navy Yard
81 edge. Boo Armstrong rolled
3l2 for the losers.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

WHITE-9 MEN.
White to Play and Mate In Two Moves.
Here is an official problem for the
players tied in The Evening Star Problem
Solving Tournament, 1941. These players
must post correct key-move and follow-up
mating move promptly for credit Three
problems will be offered for the delectation
of the aces of aces. Final standings of the
problem tournament are:
Pts
w. b. Boyer so
Fred r. Mueller - 80
Edmund Nash 80
Harold E. Miller failed to send in a
solution to No. 80 and is credited with
u points through No. 3O9. Col. George
the ladder total of rs points.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

First among the new leagues to
enter, the Rhode Island Avenue
Business Mems League will roll in
body in the forthcoming Wash
ington City Duckpin Association
tournament, which gets under way
April % at the Lucky Strike.
Last night after Bob Workman
had fired l64 and 385 to prevent
Northeast Electric from sweeping
Wagner's Roofers and Ben Friedman
had shone for the winners with 1896,
Jimmy Moore, King Pin pilot, an
nounced the entire loop would roll
in the city's 31st annual champion
ships. Earl Cooley was high with
302 as the league-leading Neslines
swept Dechter's Restaurant. Jack
Willcoxen, coming fast as a bowler,
banged out 163-387 as the runner
up United Market whitewashed King
Pin.
Mullen's Cafe, Mayflower Diner,
Brincefield Plumbers, Happy Five
Windsor Shop and Stanley 5 and 10
are the other teams to shoot in the
w. C. D. A. title events.
Bill, Mccormack Shoots All.
Bill Mccormack was standout
at Brookland with a season record
of All in the Letter Carriers League.
His brilliant pin spilling enabled
Woodbridge to shut out Brightwood
No. 2. Charley Milburn of Friend
ship rolled top game of 1855. You
Street and Brightwood No. l are
neck and neck in the flag chase.
Firing 389 at the New Recreation
Hal sRavson posted a season record
in the F. B. I. Senior League. His
149 also was tops as the PEBBLES qulnt
chalked up new season highs of soc
and 1,736.
Climaxing a tally Of 401, the first
400 set of his career, with 146, Bill
Shelton was the big gun at KING
Pin as Garage won a lone game
from the Bottle quint in the Heurlcf
Brewers League.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
By PAUL J. MILLER.

With three rounds of the District
chess championship completed. the
contest apparently has narrowed to
Champion Ariel Mengarini and A. S.
KuSSman.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
nrothro Waving Good by
To CelIor-He Hopes

They have US tagged for the
csllar," says the worthy dentist, "but
] think we'll get out of there this
time. 1t was tough to lose Mulcahy
to the Army, but we've got some
pitchers that look fine-Lambert,
Bruner, Pearson, Melton. Prodgajny,
all good youngsters, to go along with
Blanton and Beck and 81 Johnson.
There's no better young pitching in
the league
The infield will have more punch,
with Nick Etten at first base. And
I've got what appears like sweet
outheld, with Marty, Rizzo and Lit
whiler out there and Chuck Klein
to help. This Litwhiler is really a
shgger."
We will leave Doc Prothro to his
rosy dreams. hoping that the awak-
ening will not come too soon. The
Phils still appear like cellar club
but not as bad as they tried to be, in
the strange case of Pitcher Frank
Melton.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

Psirirgs for the fourth round at Hotel
Gordon saturday under auspices of Capital
City Chess Club. hrSt-named players having
white men: NashMengarini, Adler-Kuss
man. 1t. Cotton-Hoy Weyl-Paul.
Chess Problem No. 318.
BY A. CHESTNUT. U. s. A.
Motto: Condor
BLACK MEN.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
McPhoil Gets His Mon
Despite Rickey's Boost

~I will get him If I have to snap
an artery" snarled L. S, MacPhall.
Mr.. MacPhail then went into con-
ference with Gerald Nugent, chief
of the Phillies-or so the story goes.
Draft day (the baseball draft, not
the Army draft came along. The
name of Frank Melton appeared on
the Columbus draft list, for the
Cardinals have so many athletes
scattered around the minors that
they cannot cover up all Of them
The Phils. having first call. promptly
drafted Melton. Then they sold him
TO L. S. MacPhail.
That made everything fine. Mac
Phan had got his man, and he
laughed in the teeth of Mr.. Hickey.
The Phils had a nice cash profit
At this point the sinister figure of
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands,
into the picture and turned it
around.
Give that man back to Philadel-
phia!" said the Judge.
"W-w-what's that?" stammered
L. S. MacPhail.
you don't mean it, do you,
5udge?" pleaded Mr.. Nugent.
ct do, indeed" said the judge
sternly. THE deal is illegal
And so. in this golden springtime
OF 1941, the Phillies have pitcher
they never wanted, and L. S. Mac
Phail is still grinding his teeth, and
Branch Hickey is still laughing at
Mr.. MacPhail.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
PhiIs' Alumni Moundmen
Make Formidable Stoff

Melton looks good. The Phils al
ways have a good pitcher around,
much as they hate to. Just imagine
what the Philadelphia club would
do in the National League this year
II they'd kept their pitchers and
could open fire with the following
staff:
Bucky Walters.
Claude Passeau.
Walter Kirby Higbe.
Hugh Mulcahy.
Frank Melton.
You can win the pennant with
little else than pitching, as the Gin
cinnati Reds have proved for two
years. Walters. PaSseau, Higbe and
Mulcahy all of whom belonged to
the Phillies in the last four years,
are $1,000 pitchers today-the best
In the league, along with Paul Der
ringer. And Melton is one of the
leagues best prospects
Making the best of the man who
backfred, Mr.. Nugent has turned
Melton over to his manager, the
honest DR.. Prothro, and DR.. Prothro
Is not complaining. He likes Mel
ton. He likes his team. The Doc
always is cheerful in the spring.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
# CHE: & s #

Final ladder scores for the remaining
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Miss Lister
To Be Feted
Marriage 10 Mr.. Donald
Munson 10 Be Wednesday

Honoring Miss Doris Lister.
whose marriage 10 Mr.. Don
aid Munson will take place
on New Years eve at Lake
wood chapel, Miss Betty Ann
Holmes will entertain at n
formal spinster dinner on
Monday evening at her home.
Guests who have been invited
are sorority sisters and col
lege friends of the bride-elect.
She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Kingston 5. Lister
of Olympia. formerly Tacoma.
Present viii be Miss Carol Webb.
Miss Patsy Brottem. Mrs. Arthur
Gera June Warp. Mis- Peggy
Simpson, Miss Maxine Lister and
Miss Dorothy Bouffioux
The hostess will combine a
Christmas and bridal motif for her
decorations and on the table will
be a miniature red fountain. Dur
ing the evening the guests viii
make recordings reminiscent Of
school days To be given 10 the
bride.
Another party for Miss Lister
was Mrs. GeriA'a crystal aho@er
Dec. II. She was assisted BY Mrs
Oryile Ose Mildred Miiis).
Guests were Miss Carol Webb,
Miss Patsy Brottem. Ai~ Maxine
Lister and Hiss Dorothy Bout
flouz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Bellingham Ceremony
OF Interest Here

Miss Kathryn OHara, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. o'Hara
of Lakeway drive. Bell CHAM. and
Mr.. Robert s. Holt, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart A. Holt of this
city, were married 1T nm impress
sive Christmas day ceremony at
First Advent Christian church.
Bellingham. at 2 o'clock Christ
mas day. The Rev. Frank Scott
read the vows.
Miss Betty Jane o'Hara was
her sisters attendant and Mr.
Donald Dermond of National,
Wash. served Mr.. Holt AZ best
man.
For her marriage the bride ~
lected an Informal dress of aqua
blue. Her flowers were cor
sage Of gardenias.
Background for the ceremony
was a Christmas setting. Flowers
were yellow. white and pale laven-
der chrysanthemums. A Christ
mas dinner, with the bride cut
ting her wedding cake. followed
the ceremony
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Holt left
on motor trip through Oregon
and northern California. The new
home viii be made in Seattle
where Mr.. Holt IL craftsman.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
graduates Of Eatonville high
school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Christian Endeavor
Rally Monday Night

Tacoma District Christian I'm
dssvor will hold union rally At
Oakland Presbyterian church. 50.
saith ard Proctor sta. az 7:30 p m.
Monday
Mrs. JACK " Miner. president.
SlH h. IN charge. and the Rev J.
hsrSfn Hill Of Lincoln PARK Chris.
tan church wili lead the devotion
ais. Miss Kaye Bel viii play a
piano solo.
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Married on
Christmas
MIN ksrsinss es<omss
Bride 81 NJ. Dsrts

EarIy Christmas evening.
Miss vieno ksftinsn. dsurh.
Ter u Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
tindaaiss. became tho bride
Of Mr.. Earl y. nsrkx. rcn 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Bsrks of
this city. The ceremony Vas
performed BY the Rev. VIII
liam 7. Turner ~ the home
n The brides parents. Only
= few relatives and cln~s
friends were present.
MFs uel Z Olsen played me
wedding music while Miss Aas~
Mac Aspsnna. wearing . rsnk ard
white ssffs's se~n. isxhsss ~
esnai~s
Tn hssa~. entering q. ~ avm
Il her sssr-fsth<F. ere . eswn -
white chiffon ard lses ard : ssass
Illusion veil Hsr fsowsvs wssu
white sssnstscrs ssd white ehrv-
ssutssmuuzs
Mr. Arid tehn~cn. ne krs1ss
only attendant. ~ots Z god faf.
fs,. dfsss ard carried . ho<sauss
n Koid ehfys4nth<mums sna snop.
hsfds
Mr. Harold n Wand served NJ
rafks 80 best man Mrs. Rag
Hansen 80. IN ehasns a. ths SO.
alnK hooh
hath Nj and Mrs. psfks e.
isna~d scheois h<fs. Mrs nashu
later attending the State rulIees
- Washington
Following . shors wedding issp.
the young couple lsft far f.as A.
ssies. shsvs their first hams wlil
b. established.
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Pretty Marriage Solemnized
IN st. Leo's Church at II
S0esf' Received ct Fsniy Home After Ceremony:
Couple TO Establish Home in sHensburq

"pah'R lovely IN her gown Of white chiffon velvet
NJ et.e EFangelne kopienstein. became the bride of
yeph clarence Fitterer the altar of St Leo church
morning at II o'clock The tall young bride daugh-
er f and Mrs Fred r. KlopfenSten. escorted 10
'he Snaneel by her father who gave her in marriage
scores of friends and relatives Of the popular eoupe
.he ehureh the VOWS exchanged before the Rev
J. krebsbaeh Soft organ music was heard during tbs
ceremony. ~
Inc brides gown styled with oval neckline and
mad snlrred bodice. The full skirt fell into long train
over which her sheer veil of French illusion cascaded from
quaint velvet Juliet cap She carried white orchids with
wide streamers Of French moline.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Miss Button
Is Bride
Marriage 10 Ensign Cush-
man SoIemniIed in NorfoIk

DR.. and Mrs. o. G.. Button
announce the marriage in
Norfolk. Va. of their only
daughter. Miss Lois Frances
Button, to Ensign Kent Man
ming Cushman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Green OF Eaton
vile. Wash. The marriage
was solemnized Dec. Q.
The bride was attended by Mrs
Harold r. Brown as matron of
honor. while Ensign Brown served
Ensign cushmsn as best man.
The bride. accompanied ny her
parents. went east early in Deem
Der. Or. and Mrs. Button going on
TO New York following the eere-
mony.
Ensign and Mrs. Cushman are
making their home in Norfolk.
The bride Is member OF Kappa
Delta sorority at the University Of
Washington from which school she
was graduated in June Of this
year. Ensign Cushman's frster-
nifty Is Sigma Phi Epsilon. He /.
a graduate OF Washington State
college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
No More Politics
In Mexican Schools
NExICo CITY

MENICO CITY - President
Ayila Camscho. true 10 campaign
pledges 10 nd the educational sys-
tem NJ exotic" doctrines un-
ada ptabls to national conditions.
today submitted 10 congress
proposed constitutional amend
men, 70 purge schools II politics.
assure religious freedom in them.
ana eliminate oo-education.
The legislation apparently vas
aimed al removing alleged COM
nGnIstic teachers who Catholic
leaders Rave accused Of anti
christian teachings.
Elimination Of co-educstion after
the second grade was advocated On
grounds that girls matur. faster
than boys and consequently their
educational needs differ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Barneiie- Anderson
Rites Announced

Miss Mae Anderson Of Portland.
Ore. and First Sergeant Clyde u.
Bsrnstte Of Headquarters Battery.
iffth Field Artillery. were mar
riod December 20 Chaplain Pat
rick offleiated ~ the ceremony
which was soIemnized In the army
chapel at Fort Lewis with staff
Sergeant Clifton shean and Cor.
pofal Otis Rumscy attending.
Sergeant Barnstts re-enliatsa
with the ninth army corps in
Santa Barbara IN 1910 after hav-
INK served seven and one half
years In Manila. three years IN
China and three years IN Alaska
and Panama. lie IL nov stationed
~ Fort Lewis.
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Attendants
Named
Miu livtehinsor. Mr..
JueIins 70 Wed January J

Plans have been completed
hy Miss Jean Hutchinson for
her marriage next Saturday
afternoon ~ I o'elcek n Ray
ner ehanel of Annie Wright
seminary. 70 Mr.. Paul Juel-
inr. r. The ceremony In the
school IN which the hrids.elcst
spent her grade and high
school DAYS viii he rad BY
the chaplain. the Rev. Arthur
Rell
Misa HateAinsen hss asked Ma
Douglas scnysa te ~ her maffun
q hanof snd her s<xsrtts fof
bridesmaid. VIII lnelnas Mas Joan
narmsl.teF. Ms~ Margaret M
clnnss Miss Shirley Hohhsns. Miss
Josephine Galloway. Nl.s Am
Murray and Miss Betty ncua
Nf Jueilns ~su 10 stsenaes nv
his brother. NJ. Hslwut fael,nk.
and hls ushsfs sslI no NJ William
nyde. NJ William nuansllsy. NJ.
James Norfss. wr naugi<s Con.
yea. Mr. Reeert Gash~en ard Mr.,
William Nhltnsn.
ON FRIDAY evening the popular
couples rehearsal wlii h~ held
with dinner proceeding II q % n
the Army Navy reon II The Win.
throp
Present II ths dinner all ~
memhers ~ tho wedding party.
member. ~ The twn families. ard
tho Rev and Mrs.. Rel
Sunday evening Mr.. ami hFa
Hslmat juelinE were hnsss At their
home st q supper party hunartns
Miss Hutchlnsan and Mr.. JusiinH
Miss Phyllis Ann psckmsn will
entertain for Mis-. Hutchinson and
Mira Henry Tsylor Mary Jean
AorFlsl on "Wednesday. The oces.
slon viii he : breakfast Al the
AANtsAN tNHtE 8ffas tANtA NHf ~
Gently married IN csllfornss. where
her husband. Lieut. Taylor. u .n
duty with the U. = Army. she
viii Join him in the south after
the holidays
Guests will include Miss Betty
Howe. Miss Betty poud and her
cousin. Miss Jeanne Martin ~
hontclaire. ~ J.. Miss Virginia
Grove. Mrs. James WIN. Mia. Judy
Fraser, Mis-. Shirley Robbins. Miss
Virgins Hsinss. Miss Ann Murrs,.
Mas Frances Young. Miss verneffa
Rowland Miss Josephine Gallo
way. Mrs. Bernard Chambers, Mlss
Nancy savidgs and her cousin.
Miss Fiavis lee ~ Washington,
D. c. Miss Margaret Mccsinnis.
Mrs. Douglas Gonyes. Miss 10 Ann
nnrmoisssr and the two honor
guests
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Pi Beta Phi
Makes Plans
Sorority Alumnse TO Meet
At University-Union Club

Alumnae of ri Beta Phi
Sorority will entertain aetives
at a Christmas luncheon at
the University-Union club at
] o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Following the luncheon hour.
bridge will be played.
Hostesses for the affair will be
Mrs. Emil NJ. Krisman, Mrs. W.
J. Ellis, jr.. Mrs. w. J. EckhArdt
and Mrs. Frederick C. Mari.
Reservations may be secured
by calling Mrs. krisman at Proc
tor 6295.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Council for Peace
To Nee. on FRIDAY

Tho woman's Council for Peace
viii meet IN Emerson hall ~ ~
O'Clock Friday noon. Following
the sandwich luncheon and spcial
hour. Mrs.. Frank Otis viii preside
over the huEinea. session which
will prsoeds the program AZ /.
O'Clock
Mrs. Margsry smith wiil give
News From Washington. d. c.
and Mrs. Jessie u. kastnsr will
discuss international curfen,
events. A cordial invitation IL
extended 10 the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Daughter Is Born 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Olds

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Olds, COG
So. Cushman, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of
daughter. Dorothy Joan. Deem
Der S, at Tacoma General hospital.
Welcoming the little girl are two
mothers. Harold and Charles and
a sister Gloria, and grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry McGahan of
Edgewood and Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen Chadsey of Chilliwack,
b. c,
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Miss Bette KIopenstein Mr. Fitterer Wed Monday Mornn


tlHnsnse lnfEnHFTs = A'rhk
pslts y seFoftsy slIl gather fe< .
Christmas rsftF e - University.
unies s1ak thls Monday ss<rin1
uannsr - - serves "a essle<k
with AZ ssrninx - bridge fsIieo.
q Tes Est.sn. xett<F = - -.
snsl affair fnf hafh usmh~f> sna
allllnnks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Club 10 Have
Christmas Party tuesday

hembers q he heWinR cub 81
John X Thompson auxiliary. V.
= W. all meet for ~ 20 lun-
eheon and Christmas party Tsss-
day a. the home of Mrs. Cora
Hemming. sfis No. 18th There
viii b. an exchange q gifts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Miss Maybin Returns TO
Washinqton State Campus

Miss Vennette Maybin. older
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Court
land r. Maybin has returned to
Washington State college where
she has a position with the college
extension service. She il a sopho-
more at w. s. C. and a member of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Jolly 10 Club Has
Christmas Party

Jolly IS club members and hus-
bands gathered for their Christ
mas party on Saturday evening.
The affair was given at the home
Of M. and Mrs. J. n. johnson,
$3.50 So h st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Y. L. |. Meeting
Monday in K. G. Hall

Miss Frances Crosby will pre-
side at the meeting Monday even
ing at s o'clock Of the Young
Ladies Institute in Knights Of
Columbus hall. Gifts will he ex-
changed during the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

Order stamps from your Ia
coma Time. carrier boy-ssk him
10 deliver . definite number each
week.
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To Spend New Years
In Arizona City

Mr.. Frank Zloch of Spanaway
has gone to Tucson. Arizona TO
spend New Years with friends.