The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Beekeepers Asking State
Protection for Hives
Meet at PuYollup Experiment Station:
Plon Rites for Three Volley Men

Fellowship club meets in the sooia
room with William Leonhardt pre-.
siding and Mrs. NJ. r. Martinsor
in charge Of the program.
Thu Bible class of Peace Lu-
fheran church will meet in the
parish hall Wednesday evening a,
S. Thursday evening at the same
hour and place the church mem
bership class viii meet. Rev
Erwin H. Jahr. pastor. will be in
charge Of both meetings.
ave. n. W. will be hostess 10
the Ladies council Of the First
Baptist church Wednesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock. Thursday eve
ming at T:45 the choir will meet
for its first rehearsal of Easter
music at the parsonage with Don
Marty directing.
Sunday guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
Erwin II. Jahr Of East Pioneer
ave. were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Huske OF Baker, Ore. former
pensioners OF Rev. Jahr. Rev.
A. X. Bethman OF Clifford. Ida.
spent Saturday with Rev. and Mrs.
Jahr.
Meeker grade school band will
make its first public appearance
under direction Of Miss Ruth Mere
dith before the Meeker PIT. A. at
the school Wednesday afternoon.
There are 81 youngsters from the
fourth. fifth and sixth grades In
the organization. Also on the pro-
gram will be tonette selections by
second and third graders.
Speaker will be Mrs. William
Goering of Tacoma who will have
"Children's Hobbies" as her sub
rct. Mrs. Oscar Williams will
conduct the business session pre-
ceding the program.
Bate. service.
Funeral services are being ar
ranged Monday for Harry Bates.
"a, who died at his home in North
Puyallup Sunday afternoon after
long illness.
He came to the state 56 years
ago from Ohio and for 35 years
conducted a grocery store at 2ist
and No Cakes SITS. Tacoma. He
moved to the valley IS years ago
and was a member OF the Sumner
Presbyterian church. Surviving are
his wife, Belle. and two half
brothers, Robert and Charles
Bates. in Ohio. Wrigley and
Clements will announce the fu-
neral
Funeral services for J. Henning-
sen. e6. who died Saturday eve-
ming at the family home, 606 3rd
st. s. W.. will be held at the
Wrigley and Clements chapel
Tuesday at 3 o'clock. Rev. S. A.
Talley of Tacoma will officiate
and burial will be in Woodbine
cemetery.
Henningsen came to the state Al
years ago from South Dakota and
came to Puyallup 81 years ago
from Stevens county. He leaves
three sons. Henry in North Da-
kota; Nels of Puyallup. and Fred
of Enumclaw: two daughters. Mrs.
Mary Reilly and Mrs. Anna Bates
Of Tacoma: five grandchildren and
IL great grandchildren.
John W. Boisture. 81. a resident
of Puyallup since 1928, died Sun
day at a Tacoma hospital fol-
lowing a long illness. He came TO
the state from Kentucky in 1919
and moved to Puyallup from
Yakima.
Surviving are his wife, Myrtle:
three sons. Eugene and Billie of
Tacoma. and Paul of Puyallup;
four daughters. Mrs. Ruby Die
mar of Shelton; Mrs. Mary Scha-
kohl. puyallup; Mrs. Aretta Hoo
Der. Tacoma and Miss June Bois-
ture of kapowsin: four grandchil-
dren; one sister. Mrs. Eta George.
in Kentucky; five brothers. Price
and Bird. in Michigan: Worth. in
West Virginia. and Manuel and
Roy, in Kentucky.
Mrs. Schakohl will accompany
the body to Crayne. Ky. for inter-
ment. Arrangements were made