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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

HoLLAND-SUperior Pure Ice &
Machine Company
JAcKSON-Ciiy Consumers Ice Co.
Observation-Disclosures Ice &
Fuel Company
misunderstanding Ice & Fuel Co.
MONROE-Monroe Ice & Prod. Co.
MUSHROOM HElGHIS-Mono Lake
Ice Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

DEFIANcE-Moher Coal & Ice Co:
FINDLAY-FindIoY Ice & Fuel Co.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ice & Coal Co.
HAMILToN-VoIIey Ice Company
Observation-Disclosures Ice &
Coal Company
ToLEDo-The City Ice & Fuel Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

refrigerator illustrated above large family priced
conditioned ice refgerators
Association of Ice Industries manufactured
following trade CooLERAToR MCKEE IcEDARE
YMp1c PROGRESS wide variety of
and sizes prices from $2e5O up ob factory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

WE CHALLENGE YOU TO LOOK AT ALL 3!
the facts about all yesthn choose
abyn both and clean
challenge
badWn defrosng noise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

oWoSSo-The City Ice & Fuel Co.
PONTIAc-Detroii City Ice Fuel Co.
PORT HURoN-The City Ice 8 Fuel Co.
W-WinkIer-LUeos Co.
YPSILANTI-Dehoit City Ice & Fuel Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Observation-Disclosures City Ice &
Fuel Company
0EARBoRN-The ciY Ice & Fuel Co.
EcoRSE-Deiroii City Ice Fuel Co.
FLINT-The City Ice & Fuel Co.
FERNDALE-Deiroii City Ice & Fuel Co.
GRAND RAPIDS-consumer's Ice Co.
Observation-Disclosures City Ice &F. Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
OHIO

BOWLING GREEN-B. G. Zero Locker
& Ice Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Cookie Jar
SpeciaIties
In Booklet

YOU CAN present an impress
sive array Of fancy cookies that
will create a sensation with your
guests at your next party with
out spending too much time or
money in the process.
The latest cookbooklet re-
lease, The Cookie Book" sew
enteenth in the Detroit Times
series. suggests so many clever
cookie recipes that you'll have
no trouble selecting an inter-
cSting variety.
CookbookietS are released a.
the rate OF one each week Pre-
yious releases are still available.
f'Ur information on Them, please
consult the Detroit Times
Women's Department.
A smart. brick-red binder In
which TO keep your cookbook
let's handy for easy reference IS
also offered. The binder comes in
a nice. brick-red tone and viii
hold all 20 OF the cookbooklets
:. they simply snap in.
The price Of the binder Is 40
cents IL called for at our service
counter in the lobby OF the De-
troit Times Building and SO
cents by mail. Cookbooklets are
10 cents each II called for and
- cents each by mail.
When ordering either the
binder or cookbooklets, please
address your request 10 the De-
troit Times Institute, 122o
Times Square. Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Maple

Most typical maple pieces are
early American. Don't confuse
this term with colonial. which is
a member OF the mahogany
family. If you start working
with early American maple you
must keep in this period. Like a
reticent, self-sufficient settler
this wood does not welcome
strangers of another style.
Lately the stores are limiting
al new patterns in maple which
will blend with other periods,
but these will be eighteenth CEN
fury styles and the rule still
holds: Keep early American 10
itself 10 get the most effect from
this period.
Do not overlook one important
point: II you have more than a
one-room apartment 10 furnish.
use different periods in different
rooms.
An eighteenth century living
room. a Queen Anne dining
room. one bedroom in early
American and another in mod
ern is an individual and interest
ing mingling Of periods result
ing in the utmost harmony and
decorative personality for your
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Decoration
Use Walnut
With Period
Furniture
By WILLIAM X. CLARKE

IN MONDAYS column the
furniture styles typified by ma
hogany were discussed. Generally
speaking, these may be grouped
under the term eighteenth CEN
fury, and with few exceptions
mix happily in the same room.
Because public taste for wal
nut in preference 10 mahogany
compelled H. some OF these
eighteenth century styles are
frequently seen in walnut -
Sheraton and Duncan Phyfe,
particularly, are almost as plen-
tIful on the market in one wood
as in the other, and wherever
the design is harmonious TO
other pieces in the room, il is
quite correct 10 intermiX walnut
and mahogany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
You Con Help

Remember, if YOU are MEM
Der of The Detroit Times Home
makers Club and wish 10 help
with this work, there is lots for
you TO do. The doors of the
auditorium on the fifth floor OF
The Detroit Times Building are
open each Tuesday az y noon
many stay until > o'clock.
II you are unable 10 come
downtown. perhaps there's a
Red Cross unit in your neigh
borhood. Call the American Red
Cross headquarters, East JEFF
ferson at Dubois, FItzroy 4040.
and they will be glad TO give
YOU the information.
As we serve tea at each meet
ing. many requests come for
Summer recipes. Following are
some Of those desired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Lady be feminine!" says
Summer fashion. And Anne
Adams smsrtly responds with
Pattern 1885, Those long front
and back panels will do lovely
things for your figure.
Send Is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern Write
plainly size, name, address and
styb number.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, lbs Times Square, De-
troit. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations orders for patterns
10 Canadian des situations cannot
bc filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Needles Fly
At Red Cross
Meeting
By PRUDENCE PENNY

no, NOT even hot weather
keeps loyal members OF the De-
troit Times IIomemakers' Club
Red Cross Unit from the regular
Tuesday meeting. The sewing
machines hum, needles glide
around buttons and button-holes
and knitting needles fashion
sweater after sweater.
Zach month a new chairman
is selected from the group
one who is regular in attend
ance and can give help with the
difficult pieces. Mrs. +. Holmes
is acting in this capacity now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Raisins Make
Tasty Sauce

RA1SINS ARE good in almost
any type OF recipe you can think
of-cerealS, salads. cookies or
even sandwich filings We use
them so often as ingredients.
that We sometimes forget their
possibilities as sauce. Merely
rinse them, allow one cup OF
water for each cup OF raiSinS
and boil 10 minutes. Add one
half tablespoon sugar for each
cup OF fruit. Try The sauce with
baked ham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Wash. hull and mash ? quarts
strawberries. Add y cup sugar
and let stand about an hour
strain. add the juice OF 8
oranges. ; lemons ~ quarts
ice water and | cup sugar. Pour
into serving cups or glasses d..
over ace and garnish with
large berries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Widely Different

Typical walnut periods. how
ever. are distinctly different
from the later mahogany styles
and do not get along well with
them. As with two people Of OPP
posite natures trying 10 work
together, there is certain 10 be
a clash and lack Of harmony.
Queen Anne, William and
Mary, and the later Jacobean
styles are all within the walnut
group. The heavy simplicity,
verging on crudeneSs. OF Jaco-
bean. and the expensive mar
quetry OF William and Mary,
puts these two styles outside the
average homemaker's interest.
Queen Anne furniture is an
other matter, however. Here
walnut comes into its own as a
master cabinet wood. and though
there's not an abundance of
this period in todsy's market.
you Will find few designs Of
greater beauty and decorative
value If you will trouble 10 look
for II.
Beware Of mixing il with your
eighteenth century pieces. how
ever. II will be the old story of
oil and water all over again.
They won't enjoy each others
COMPANY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Chocolate Syrup

Combine . cup cocoa = cup
sugar. - teaspoon salt and "A
cup water. cook 3 minutes. Re-
mnxn from heat and add - lea=
spoon vanilla. Store IN refrig-
orator. Measure . tablespoons
OF syrup 10 each cup OF milk for
serving. Serve with ICE cubes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
STUFFED CHOPS

Use thick chops sliced almost
through and stuff them with
ham or liver paste. Broil well
and season TO taste.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
COLORINGs

Vegetable colorings are as
harmless as water. Use them
delicately. however, for the most
attractive results.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
.A.A.U.W. Schedules
Variety Of Events

The regular evening meeting Of
the Tacoma branch, American
Association Of University Women.
il scheduled for Wednesday eve
ming. at Weyerhaeuser hall at 7.45
O'Clock.
The program is To be pictures
with sound. The telephone COM
pany will present The Voice Of
Mr.. X" The second film ia To be Of
Sun valley.
This meeting is a guest meeting
at which gentlemen may be pres
ent for a small fee. and any men,
Der may bring a non-eligible wo-
man friend in the same way.
The Drama section meeting
comes on Monday, opening with
lunchette at 100 with Mrs. Vic
tor Souyignier and Mrs. F.. N.
Dawson as hostesses. The re-
view VIII be given by Mrs. Fred
Smith, the play being shaw's
Doctors Dilemma"
Board netting follows at 3:45
with all board members requested
to attend with bulletin material
in hand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04

Those attending the affair were
Major and Mrs. r. G. McNary.
Major II. r. Laslett, Capt and
Mrs. F. c. sinsel. Capt. and Mrs.
X. X. Kennedy. Capt. Willis Ber-
gen. Capt. b. s. Sawyer. Capt. and
Mrs. ID. r. Smith. Capt. r. w.
Siler. Capt. and Mrs. William Wax
muth and their guest. Mrs. Agnes
Mcdowell, Capt. and Mrs. L. y.
Maybaeh, Capt w. l.. Chambers.
Capt. c. w. Forde. Capt. A. Il.
Edwards, Capt. and Mrs. II. A.
Wells. Capt. NJ. T. Owens. 1t l..
w. Parks. 1t. and Mrs. r. r..
Ernesti. 1t. T. c. conroy and Miss
Mary johnson. 1t. A. r. Mcclin-
took, 1t. and Mrs. ID. Y. Town
send. Ii. and Mrs. Jack Clayton
1t. r r. Lloyd. Ii r. T. Corners.
1t. G. ordson and guest. 1t and
Mrs. y. J. crosno. 1t r. =. Prics
and guest, 1t. NJ. NJ. Greeting. 1t
and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson. Ii y.
ID. Lowe, Ii. and Mrs. n. g. Miller.
Ii. and Mrs. Arthur ireland. and
1t. and Mrs. X. Klabanof.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Country Club
Party Is Gay
Costume Ball Saturday
Provides Unusual Fun

Country club members and
their guests rolled back the
pages of time Saturday eve
ming and presented one of
their gayest old-fashioned cos
tune parties in many a year.
Characters from a bygone era
we're there Carrie Nation
and her hatchet-the couple
on the bicycle built for two
and Lucille of MY Merry
0ldsmobile."
Miss Amy Lou Murray was
in charge of the festive af-
fair and presented the prizes
for the evening.
Special honors were bestowed
upon Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Strong
(she as far-famed Carrie Nation f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Metzger. who
wore old fashioned flannel
"nighties' and sleeping caps. Mr..
Richard Mccain who was the
jovisl master of ceremonies. and
entertainment chairman for the
year, and Mrs. Lowell T. Murray.
Cocktails were served early in
the evening by bartenders re-
splendent with handle-bar mus
taches of the pos. and dinner
followed in the dining room which
was lighted only by candles In
dripped bottles set on checked
table cloths.
A parade Of yester-year In
cluded songs by a barber shop
quartet. the famous ride OF My
Merry oldsmobile" by Miss Murray
and Mr.. Arthur Gable. and Bicycle
Built for Two" with Mrs. Arthur
Rust and DR.. Albert Erich on
the tandem.
Members Of the quartet were
Messrs. Frederick Shaneman. c. A.
Strong. Edwin Davis and Cyrus
Happy, with Mr.. Lowell T. Murray
at the piano.
After a grand march which Mr..
and Mrs. Lowell T. Murray led.
dancing filled the remainder OF
the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
News and Notes Of Army Circles

Honoring departing officers and their wives who will
leave Fort Lewis shortly for their stations number
Of farewell parties given at the Officers club Sunday
evening
The officers and ladies of the Reception center held
dinner before the informal dance in honor of It, Col and
Mrs. J. w. Loef. Colonel Loef until recently
mander of the center, when he transferred the
Third Division Artillery at the post.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04

Miss Bette Klopfenstein
TO Wed Mr.. Fitterer
Parents Reveal Seiroihsl OF Dsuehter a. Afternoon
Tee 81 Family Home Dec 70 Is WEDDING Date

NearA four score guests present Sunday a tea
~ the Fred r. kopfensein home 10 hear the surprise
announcement made by Mr. and Mrs Kopfensein of the
oetrothal Of their eldest daughter Miss Bette to Mr.
Joseph Clarence Fiterer of Elensburg son of Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Fitterer. also of that place
News OF the engagement first revealed when guests
were greeted at the door by the younger sisters of the
brideto-be Misses Kay and Karen and Mr.. Fitterers
younger sister, Miss Phyllis and presented with scroll
disclosing the of the engaged couple Dainty petts
fours at tea time later revealed the wedding date-Dec %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
OAR. Juniors VIII
Convene tuesday

Meeting at the home 81 the
Mary Ball regent. Mrs. Charles
c. HeIlinger. the Junior Daughters
Of the American Revolution viii
continue their study Of American
rivers Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Thomas Turner Will preside as
chairman. Hostesses for the even
ing are Mrs. Frederick n. Friberg
and Mrs. Robert Writer.
Julia Dent Grant tent No. ..
D.U.y- viii meet in Carpenters
hail for potluok luncheon and a
business meeting. Mrs. A. A. Wool
fei presiding.
Lincoln Court. Amsranth will
sponsor a turkey dinner Tuesday
evening from until 7:3o O'Clock
in the South Tacoma Masonic
temple Mrs. Warren Gilman and
Mrs Nadine Ridgsyay are co
chsirmen.
Central Lutheran Circie will
meet Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Ida johnson. s5si East G st. for
luncheon al O'Clock.
Mt. Tacoma Rrb<k2h Priscilla
Club Will meet Tuesday for i2:5o
luncheon IN the dining room of
the LoO-F. temple. Mrs Charles
Frost. Mrs 7. Msrtois and hrs.
z. White In charge.
Typographical Auxiliary viii
meet Tuesday at 1870 al H0yts
On Sixth avenue. Reservations may
Be made with Mira. Howard welah
Monday morning. Mrs.. Joseph
Hunhoid Will open her home for
the business meeting at o'clock
North Tacoma Rssbel.h lodr.
viii meet Tuesday evening al .
O'Clock IN Anderson hail. Mr.
David Dawes sdIl preside There
VIII - ar election ~ officers.
Mrs Arthur Msther xin read the
history ~ the lodge. Drill prse-
Tee a. 7.5o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Quote Club 10 Hear
SocolossY Tuesdax

Quota Club international pill
hold its monthly dinner At 6 80
Tuesday evening. November 4. at
the Washington hotel. President
Norma A smythe in charge.
Mr. X. J. soeoloSky. state train
ing officer OF the Division Of yo-
cstionsl Rehabilitation. will sd-
dress ths group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Nurses 70 Meet

Washington State Graduate
Nurses association will meet In
the auditorium of the Medical
Arts building Monday at 8 Miss
Helen AcCosh, will preside. There
will oe a meeting Of the board Of
directors Immediately preceding
The program viii he on the sub
Ject Of occupstionsI Therapy.
Miss Rsoeccs Dugsn n ".
Inerapist st the Tacoma Indian
hospital viii speak. Miss Ayrtly
Cnristoferson. manager Of the
Physicians and Dentists Business
Bureau viii display her hobby Of
dolls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Mrs. Anderson 10
Entertain Cosmooolissns

Mrs ". z Ae1erson viii -
hosfsss % tins Cosmopolitan eiub
a . l oeieex luncheon Tuesday
~ her hons. z501 No Jssn~st u.
Business nesting wfii feii0~. eon-
Quoted BY Mrs Phliip Garland.
Mrs q. d. Thomas win report
On The -fnfisene< 81 fhs Chinese
Immigrant On American Lifs~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04

tahty; FRED A. Jensen. record
book. David n Baker. historian:
Ernest sos4defs. social hreisns.
Bert Kspks. spiritual ana char
actsr. Mar Fox. student aid: vii
lard Andre. publications. Glenn
Hutchinson. founders day. Rob<rt
9. Hall National PIT. A n2zs-
zine. Miss Joanna Asnoisos. rec
rsatlon. Asssrs. George cronquisf.
safety, William u. vinson. alcohol
and narcotlcz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Take Vows
Miss Minniisi. Mr.. Winmill
United AZ 81. Rifss

Autumn chrys anthemums
and palms provided the floral
background for the pretty
wedding ceremony performed
Sunday morning nj 1880
O'Clock in 81. Rita's church
in which Miss Rita Maria
Minnitti became the bride Of
Mr.. Clifford Leroy Winmill.
The ceremony VAS performed
by the Rev. A. Bnffaro. The bride
!. the daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony J. Minnit,l. and her hus.
band the spn OF Mr.. Ray winmiiI
Of Bismark. ~. D.
White satin was chosen by the
bride for the occasion. Her gown
was fashioned princess style with
veil OF Illusion caught IN .
TIARA ~ seed pearls. she carried
. bouquet ~ gardsnlas.
Her matron Of honor. Mrs.
Arthur j. Emery. wore rose veive-
teen and carried cream cnryssn.
themumk. The other Attendants.
Miss Sarah Ainnitti. sister Of thu
bride. Miss Cbariotis Ieuisieh.
NiAs Daisy Bryant and riorsncs
Bonaro also wore veisefesn. the
first two In gold and ths latter In
green Their bosqas,s we're
bronze ehrysanthsmums.
Mr.. David Mlnnitu vas ths best
man ana the ,aslers were M~~srs.
Arthur J. Emery. Lewis King,
Charles noCregor. Eugene Min
uitti and Albert Jasksy.
A reception for 100 guests wss
held At the Ray c. Hos,efts hall.
Mrs. 1lnnitii wore q black crep<
drsss and received attn tins bride
groom aunt. vho wore . green
auit
Mrs Donald Cummings and
Miss Marie Cassidy were IN charge
u the wedding csks and s~i~-
ing slsp were Mrs ~ G. Joomr.
Asss Adsiins Faraeo. Hsss Gladys
War ard Mrs.. Ralph Eonsro and
Mrs. r. Debate
Ths bride tfavele1 IN . bssfk
so<i suit snd black fur top eost
After week IN British colvnpas
the eoupis viii return 10 Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
To Organize
Junior Circle

Younger women ~ Bethany
Methodist church uiii meet Tues
day afternoon 10 discuss orgsps-
zsiion u a junior circle Of ths
wonsns socisty for christisn
Eersics.
Mias Ruth Daigilssh. executive
secretary ~ the Family Wslfsrs
association vii SPEAK Mrs..
George Boernsf siii preside a.
tire meeting
Al ibs Tea h1uf Mrs. Peek vii
sil preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
oa.ime5nritt,1
ToN fao,n a tud4 uorsnus nuakf~
Juniors Plan
Conference


Holding special interest for
members Of the Junior Won.
ans club "a the annual fall
conference ~ the Puget Sound
district AZ the Washington
State Federation Of Wemans
clubs for which the Tacoma
Juniors viii be hnstcssss this
year At q dinner on Tuesday.
Nov. 4. 10 30 held In the club
rooms. Registration begins ~
$50 and dinner viii be served
~ ESQ. In charge az rc<<r.
sstions Il Mrs. Hubert War
rem and Mrs. Fred Rueholis.
~. will register all those in
attendance while Mrs. William
r. Groves vii greet the dele
gates and guests Invited,
Dinner arrangements have been
supervised ~ Mrs william natt.
cher AM her eemmltte< iasludsrx
Nsra.mss Roger , Malt v. n
Flsftum. " ~ knapp 1ahn
blair. r.. ard wilissm J. o'nFisn
y. up Morley nretmsn. eish
president. gill pFe~sds throughout
the thinner.
Observations ~sii ~ carried eut
IN . fan motif with ssri.ccsofsd
chrsssnthsmums ard the DEEPER
shades n autumn colors In krunps.
selia~. and orange Mrs a. TIRE.
scr net@sn 10 chairman In charge
ard her COMMITTEES consists 81 Mts.
James Thrsshsf. Mrs. A Plum
msr York. Mrs J. Huhsrt Cram.
and Mrs. A. aehmita
The program has hem arranged
under tho direction ~ Mas Clara
slcads with Mira Harold ssther
delivering the message n vel.
come 10 all representing the many
district. Mrs John Roberts will
present the musical portion 81 tbs
entertainment and contributing
vocal numbers /. MI Harry sslocs
accompanied BY Miss Barbara
Farrell while Miss barbara Hsed
viii play vioiin selections accom-
panied by Mrs.. W. ~ Reed.
SIN cities comprise the Dsstr,ct
Junior Federation and aeiegssss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Miss Moyles
BetYothed
Engagement Revoked u
Hs1owssr psrsy

x.x.v.l senv~ x~l.tsvss ANA
s..-.I. - ..s.~.s :. |.
u.,,e. 800 $50. e-s..
ns'"~esn ~ sen
Jay escusn4 ~ sne n"pue ~
MI. ana Mu. Walter ~.
MnyleH when tbs engagement
NJ their elder daughter. Mia
Helen Jeanne Moyloa, 10 Mr..
Harold Leroy 9th wns an
nounced. Little Kathleen Me-
"a ~~.-s~a a.. ~....S. ..a
r~...ns.d ,h..n ~,,h .~,v.il.
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~h -. .......<
49, v,,h ~. ~ ~. 1870 =
-, r...,a. !. es~s,s~ !. ~ -
~ -, "a ~. IL oss, -
$780,. w 49, $500
~. r..nn.. .ss--<~& e,.x,....
n..n .<nors sss~ $500 s.~,,.as :.
ss,,v ~,.,., -s..s~r $1,000
u.,,n~,.~. <.~.,.,,.rs - A..
IN. a.y,. - 1880 49,. - -.
sn-r. s.rcvs - -. q, ~
u.yrv cra.,~x NJ nss.n ra.ssss
ard nr ~ ry.v~. n1,,ss~.l
s.,sv,.,.mers -. rs~vs.s-s -
NJ w,Il,sm n~~s~s ~ fss,~sss
uov,~. az NJ n~rsre- nvts.
pys...,,r~ ID a.. n..eS.s s...~.~
tam ~sr- Ms A n rs..ss
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Relief sseissy plsns
onxses Nov.

Members 81 tie Hs1t6f ueele<1
Ladies' AZ The Lxttsr Day nesnea
church. Lincoln ward vst ssees.
tain ~ . ssfsfsssa 11ne~s 80
b@z3sr Tuesday,. nss nss 5nayne
u president and ssn@ysi eHsIrmAs.
&ssAsfs1 - Mss1sm&s = ps<hsea.
Kthsi ovsh. o~stnsas And&rses
Hei~n f1ks. Riess. kh<r1a Aver.
Eiesnr fAxzas. nseIis 1sees. C,sva
Hhlpisv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
PIT. A. News

Jefferson PIT. A. Ii sponsoring
q Broadmoor luncheon and card
party. Tuesday at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. n. n. Linrothe IL in charge OF
tickets and Mrs. Walter Bragdon.
prizes. The COMMITTEES In charge
Of tables includes Mrs. Luesvish.
Mrs. Edwin Moe. Mrs. Grant Ny
lander. Mrs. Edward Roekway.
Mrs. James Murphy. Mrs. Daniel
Dean and Mrs. Kurt karmin.
Roosevelt Heights PIT. A. meets
Tuesday at 2 o'clock IN the school
auditorium. Mrs. Cloigh VIII pre-
sent the Boys Chorus" IN several
musical numbers. Mrs. John chss-
IN social chairman will be assisted
by Mrs. Nathan Biakeslee. Mrs.
William squires and Mrs. Fred
LOCKER
STADIUM PIT. A. meets Tuesday
evening at 7;f5 o'clock IN the
gymnasium. Dads night will b.
celebrated. From Dumb. Bells 10
Donuts" 10 the theme for the EVEN
ing. Two stadium leadership
groups composed Of sixty boys and
girls VIII present pageant, de-
monstrsting the work Of physical
training In the schools from 1880
10 the present time. using cos
tunes worn during each Of these
periods, There viii also b. = few
specisitiss showing a history o.
recreational dancing during these
same periods. These groups are
being trained by Miss Katherine
Bernard, Miss Annie Laurie Nc
culloeh. Miss s.grd Ferguson, y
W. o'Sesi ana Charles Palmer.
Following the pageant Robert ~
Hsgsr. director ~ physicsl sd0es-
ton IN The Taeoma schools viii
10 In charge ~ games and dances.
Refresnmsnis will - serssd IN
the sehooi dining rom under ne
supervision q kra. John Heinrack
and her committee.
Fife P.-J. A. meets Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock In the high
school auditorium. Plans wiiI %
MADE for ,hs football banquet.
November IS. Mira Alexander
Bungs ain introdues Mrs. L. 4
Tullis. VINO VIII speak ca -Jpalor
Programs for Children.
To observe national sducztion
week the grade principal. Mr.. Ttso-
dore Fedmsn. viii have = student
speak. Following an EXHIBIT IN the
library refreshments All b. served
Officers for the year are Mrs.
Frank Fox. president Mrs.. Alex
snckr Bungs. ~es-pfesident. Mrs.
Frank strziton. secretary. Mrs..
Angelo Boitsno. treasurer. Cofa-
nnit,es ehalrmsn Include Hesssnes
Marion y. GsIhgDn. membership
Carl G Anderson. publicity; EDsr-
hard kaeiin. budget. Louls Hettler,
health roundup. Allan Finxtsd. pro-
gram. John Kotschko. adult sdu-
cation. William D. ylnson. hospi'