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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Daughter Is Christened
Mary Katherine Wieomann

Christmas day was chosen by
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wiegmann
for the christening OF their infant
daughter. Mary Katherine. The
ceremony. which took place At
4 o'clock in the afternoon. wss
held at the home Of Mrs. Clara
Hansen.
The Rev Arthur Larson. pastor
of the Evangelical Lutheran
church. baptized the baby. whose
godparents were Mrs. Hansen and
Mr.. Adolph Mueller.
Later buffet supper WAS
served To members of the family
and close friends from table
appointed in sprays of holly and
lighted red candles. Decorations
throughout the house carried out
the same motif.
Guests for the christening and
supper which followed included
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wiegmann,
grandparents of the baby; Mr. and
Mrs Harold Haus. M. and Mira.
Hans Ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Graham, Miss Josephine Brown.
Mrs. Minnie Graham. Mrs. Sophie
Kothrade and Mr.. Adoiph Mueller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Miss Rasmussen
.EntertdinS
Piano Pupils presen.
Holiday Reeiial tuesday

Tuesday afternoon. from 2
To 4 o'clock. Miss Dorothy
Rasmussen entertained h e
piano pupils at a holiday
party at her home. 1924 So,
Gunnison st. During the at.
ternoon hours pupils present
ed an informal recital.
Pupils invited were barbara
Sweet. Shirley Cleek. Barbara
Knott. Glee Porter. Eanlce yaver.
Norma nessler, Martha Clark.
Lorain Tnreo. Dorothy Eaper.
Shirley Palm. Leila fmber. Mari
lyn Mann. Carol Belts, 10 Ann
Newman. Virginia Greco. Mar.
Raret Lammedee. Onnales Dun
gan. Teddy Juehng. Mardell Olson.
Donna Erickson. Vivian Petersen,
Rita Balsano. Barbara and Betty
Bergheim. Charlotte and Joyce
Nelson. Maxine Blrehman. Carol.
Janet and MarIory Void. jeanne
and Dorothy Jordan. Ann. kieh.
inko. Rose Marie Homlnds. Ross
Bisehon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Supper Party
etes Bride-to
Mrs. French Entertains For
Miss Gladys lverson

Mrs. Donald French was
hostess at a miscellaneous
shower on Friday honoring
Miss Gladys Iverson. bride
elect of Mr.. Martin Stenbak.
The party was given at the
home of Mrs. Leslie Mead
den, mother of the hostess.
The evening was spent in maxi
ing dish towels for the bride-elect,
buffet supper following later in the
evening. The table was lace COW
cred and centered with holly and
red candles.
Guests included Mesdsmes Signe
Iverson. Harry Hansen, Fred Berg
er, Louis Ryder, Reinhold Jaech.
George Stockton. Leslie McFadden
and Misses Helen Ssndquist. Alice
Stockton and Doris McFadden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Bernice Dale
VIII Entertain

Miss Bernice Dale will entertain
Glendale Camp Officers club at
her home. 500 So. Cedar st, on
Tuesday evening
Mrs o. p. Lund will preside over
the business meeting. which will
include the election of club officers.
Games and supper will complete
the evening
Mrs. r. r. Wheeler, president of
the British American Society as
ISOLATION, has called a special meet
ing al 8 O'Clock Friday evening at
her home. Arrangements Will be
made for an installation of officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Warren Auxiliary
VIII Hold a Meeting

Warren uxiliary viii hold their
first meeting of the new year on
Thursday afternoon A u 20
luncheon will be followed by a
short business meeting and social
hour.
HostesSes for the luncheon are
hesdAmss Bessie West. l.. =.
Wood. Nora Baker. Charles Me.
Naughton. Minnie Turner and Ida
Sweet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Allegrians Hold
Juvenile Party

ALGERIA club members held their
annual kid party dance in Ray
Roberts hall 9th and Anderson.
club headquarters recently.
The evening was complete with
Christmas tree, toys for the
members. and refreshments. The
women wore short dresses and hair
ribbons. The men wore short trous-
.rs. sport shirts with huge bows.
The refreshment committee in
charge included Leonard Hegg-
blom, chairman, assisted by the
. Paul Newmans and the Harold
Aagnusons.
Custer Relief Corps will meet
Saturday afternoon in the Armory
for q potluek luncheon at 1890.
Mrs. Hettie Hayes will preside al
the business meeting. All officers
and color bearers will wear white
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Mrs. Reynolds enfer'ains
Ways and Mean. Club

Mrs. Alma Reynolds will be hos
tess for a 1890 luncheon on FRI
day afternoon at her home. lilo
So. st Mrs. II. A. Pope will
assist the hostess with the lunch
con for members of the Ways and
Means club of Olympic Rebekah
lodge.
Newly officers will BE-
installed at the business meeting
over which Mrs. Ida Setter Will
preside
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
81. Paul's Society
viii Meet Friday

The Womens society of st.
Pauls Methodist church Will meet
in the church parlors on Friday.
There Will be an executive board
meeting at 10 o'clock, followed by
business meeting of the society
at Il 80. Mrs. F. r. Stockbridge,
the president, will preside.
Members of Circle 3 will serve
a Il 80 luncheon, Mrs. 6. y. Neff
in charge. There will be- pro-
gram presented at 100. Miss
Stella Kellogg, speaker for the day
and a member OF the county tnber-
eulosis league, will show motion
pictures and talk on Health.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

Sabbath eve services Will he held
Friday st sls .. IN. ~ the Tsi.
mud Torah synagogue Ilabbi n,
L TRIGGER win speak On The
New Ghetto Warsaw" This
viii include . description of the
meaning and origin of The term
.ghetto." It's medieval form and
present-day recrudesrenee undsr
Mani Influence. This viii be the
fifth In tbs series NJ talks by the
rabbi on important eItiss whirh
hsy. influenced Jewish history
Previously discussed we're London.
Paris. Prague and hsionltl Fols
lowing the service there viii be
the tea and social hour In the
ysstry rooms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Miss Kathryn Newbegin Will Wed
MI. Robert Kennard This Month
roth Is Announced AZ informal Affair al Home OF Bride
Mother, Mr., George o. ke~beein From Until S

Tea guests Thursday If Mrs. George u Newbesin and
her daughter Miss Kathryn Ada learned Of Miss Newbegn
engagement 70 Mr. Robert Guy kennard Of Mr.. and
Mrs Guy n, kennard. Miss Newheglns father the
late Mr.. George u Newbegin, former Tacoma mayor
Vows viii be exchanged the afternoon Of Jan. 50
in Mason Methodist church. the Rev Roy Leslie Smith
reading the ceremony the presence of members Of the
two families.
Calling hours Thursday from until o'clock.
Guests included close friends of the family
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Miss Jacobsen
To Wed January II

Invitations WIRE In tho mail be-
fore New Years for the marrias
Jan. II of Mas Evelyn Jacobsen.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Jacobsen. To Mr. George ynunkin.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs ralph Youn.
kin Of Roy. The ceremony Ia
planned for tina evening In the
Church of the Holy Communion.
Mrs. Clarence Jensen OF Port
land will be matron Of honor for
the bride and other attendants
Will be Mrs. w. X. flaming. Mrs
Sorem ottosen and Mas Alice
Antonsen. Candles will be lighted
before the wedding by Misses Alice
and rhelma Nelson. Mr.. William
Knapp will be the best man with
Mr. William Msttlnsiy. Mr.. Omar
nratrtid and Mr.. Arthur James
ms ushsrs
Mrs w. X. Tanning entertained
recently al bridge party for the
popular bride elect and hostessss
also we're Mrs Norman Hansen
and her daughter. Mr. Andrew
Collins.
Guests At tho first party we're
hssinmrs Preston Onstad, Web
s,sr Galllekssn and sorsm Otto
sen. and the Misses Elaine Mont.
gomsry. Gan Day and Frances
Anderson. Honofs al bridss wsre
won by niss Montgomery
Mrs Hsnssns guests Included
Mechanics Donald Waters. John
Wintsrheuss. Olaf Nielsen. Andrew
Peterson. Bertha Larsen. Oscar
Carlson. Louis Larson. John Jsoob.
sen. Chester pi,,mAn. Arthur Oh.
sen. William Olsen. Olga johnson.
T. Aiyssiad. Arid Stone. Karen
Boss. Car caspsrson and Mat.
thsS hunfsns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Son |, Born

M. and Mrs.. Max Rosen an
nounee the birth ~ their second
- Harvey Douglas, born Dec.
10 In Tacoma General hospital.
The baby II being welcomed by
a brother, Byron. who Is years
old and a sister. Dianne. Who ia 3
Mr.. and ars. ~ - Hesher and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosen Of Portland
are the proud grandparents shar.
ing congratulations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Returns 10 Classes
Al Princeton University

Mr.. William II. Crom. jr.. returns
Saturday To his classes Of Prince
ton university. Princeton. n J,
after spending his holiday fort.
night with his pa-ents. Col. and
Mrs. William II. Crom Of MeChord
Field NJ. Crom is In his first
year at the eastern school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

New Iorksrs
VIII Not Meet

Ths meeting a the New xnrk.
srs scheduled frF this Friday an
srneen 81 ske hans ~ Nrs CaFfl<n
Hsli. has s<en postponed until ri.
ssy. Jan. .. shsa 10 eine vtll
msss a. 10 lin hafns. Do NJ.
YAKIMA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

Mrs. James { Newhegin. aunt
Of the hride-eleet and Mrs r. ".
kennsrd of Seattle. aunt Of the
hridegroom-to-be. poured a. the
sttractiv. tea table where large
crystal eandelabra WIRE used With
white tspsrs on a lace cloth. As
sisting were Miss Eleanor and
Miss Nancy NewbeEin. nieees of
the hride-eleot
Miss Newhegin has chosen Mrs.
Lawrence Aus. her siste=. for her
only attendant AT the wedding She
will be given in marriage by her
brother. Mr. 9 Herbert Newbegin
and Mr.. Theodore kennard will b.
best man At IN. ceremony A wed-
ding reception will follow AT the
Newbegin home
The hride-eleet WAS graduated
from Stadium high school and at
tended Annie Wright Seminary.
Mr.. kennard also VAS graduated
from Stadium and attended the
University Of Southern California.
The troth Was revealed on a
parchment scroll which was ar
ranged in the floral centerpieee. a
replica in pink. blue and white
flowers of an engagement ring.
placed attractiycly in white
bowl.
Receiving her guests Miss New
begin wore dusty pink crepe and
her mother wore black velvet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Frequent Taeoma Visitor
Is Bride in Corvallis

Christmas dsy Was the wedding
day Of Miss Mary Nell whitelsw
and Or. Forest Eugene Rieke. In
Corvallis The ceremony VAS rad
At the HON. Of the brides parents
DR. and Mrs Harry Neil White
law.
ON many occasions the bride has
heen Tacoma visitor and has
many friends here soieist for tho
wedding VAS Ars Gordon Young
Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

Niaasfs a the meeting - -.
eema Bridge club - Monday even.
ing in tns |. q q y. tempt. lneltlsts
NJ and Ars nrehsr. Mr. rhtHr
usrisnsi. Mr.. ~ fIillin. Mr.. VIM
lsm Walker and Mr. Genrx. Reach
me merit regular s~.ssen OH ~
se.d - Tuesday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Wild Wet Aurilisry Win
Meet Friday evsnino

Mrs David Ciemsnson viii con.
duet the meeting Friday sveninx
At oeloes ~ Wild wss, auxiliary.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. In the
Doris room Of IN. Masonic temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
A,bury lsdie,
Plan Luncheon

Asbnry Methodist LADIES Aid
VIII entertain on Thursday after.
noon With l2l5 luncheon. The
business meeting Will be followed
BY a program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
kirs. 1usll VIII
Entertain on Friday

Sasamls study club ssn meet
- Friday sffsrnenn a. , a'elses
=, the homs II Mr. q. 1. Tasii.
80 10 iunst, Mia Aiiss @
vaashn OH read . rspsF an lat.
tic America
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

STARTS ON rAae oNn
ssn. sna nohnty recognized hIm
except Ms Davis
= seer. are hsa tws ekIfahce1
satsaFs one ~ss Hsrmrn Q. Sel-
90. ~na - ~ h>na 81 ths New
-. Mass. hifh srh-of Th> afhee
wss fsrn~wufth. N. asnflsss's sun.
~sem shs so - nservsis
49, WARMED Nel.~a n -
s.a sr>~s ~ ev~ute9 useeusa9
.. Mn s1nu n . poerQyueu1
sssht sp-s hnsw~ - - faup-
avsst 49, 49, easpssa o1-1oo
. weee - - 80 3 n~ue
~ surc>>efas msnsrosa rw~
yesss go Nes>ea NJ ~
fss esv~sv>. sushrna ~ sonne-
srd ehssse ~ rswn1ey. - sata
Ne wsss sp>ae - euura ssxs
reaAssG hsshs - - ese~aA
vita hsum
Mln n~vss later spsrs ssveree
vacations ~ . Icdoe u IN Wntto
mountains ., fIttietsa. n. " M
hos4v here hnew that ynrnswuvfn
sss the manager. u vustdrHt Nave
meant much u thsy hsds
IN isss Mlss DAVIS ueae fsvo
pictures ard tn~. ses demanded
q saestlne she feld the Warner
srushers shs badly needed rsss.
ahs nes u ara shs spe~t seS~e
mantns in prarecala. ~ ~. where
shs built . house ana wness sns
presumably rssamsd her fssena-
shlp with the sesust manager 81
nearby lssttlsssns
nhs returned 10 HsIlywoed lese
February snd halis anoshss hrssss
In sahurhaa diseaale. pnItes awAv
from any cshes msvss pss~nNat.
isiss rnsrs she and vasnsworth
VIII live.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Meeting Plans ere
Changed FOR Friday

The meeting az Pierce csussy
wom.n's Democratic lsas.ls srb~d.
uled for Friday afternoon has been
postponed until nsst Friday. Jan
10. At a'eless IN the wiHthrop
hotel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Mrs. Elliott 10 Preside

Canadian Legion auxiliary will
meet on Friday evening In Finer.
son hall for a regular session. Mrs
John Elliott will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

Mr. and Mr. " Richard War.
bird 81 Waller rad ar~ parents II
. second 90. korn On December
- Grandparents Are Mrs. Hllda
fenes and Mr.. ana Mrs. uArvey
Hartford. Welcoming .As child also
10 hls brother Gordon. rAe s4hy
hss sesn NAMED sieter Robert
Ilsrhesd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

II you're not using II. sell /, Wit
Pas, Action Times Wan, Al.
Phone Main 1851.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
Boy Rescuies 4
Bat HAhaid
to TeNEks

BURLINGTON, VT, Feb. 10
R-An 1l-year-old boy who
rescued four children but fail
ed in a try to save another when
ice broke under them on Lake
Champlain relates that he "skat-
ed around" afterward to dry his
clothes 50 his family wouldn't
be alarmed when he went home.
The boy, Roland Boucher, and
another youth, Curtis Mcguire,
Is, were pushing four other chill
dreA in two sleds when the ice
gave away yesterday. dropping
all but Boucher into the water.
Using his jacket as q lifeline.
Boucher told reporters, he pull
ed out Margaret Mcguire, IL;
Charles S. Jacques, 8, and June
Rock, IL. Then he crawled to
the edge of the ice and plunged
his head and arms under the
water to grab Curtis, who was
too weak to grasp the jacket.
Kenneth Mcguire, 8. brother
of two OF the rescued and one
of ten children Of a widowed
mother, drowned. His body was
recovered. The rescued children
were reported recovering.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
President
Elected to
Ladies Aid
AAKMAlJA Mrs

oAKMAUA - Mrs. Eugene
Kent was elected president OF
the Congregational Ladies Aid
society to fill the vacancy left
by the resignation of Mrs.
Gladys Stump at the social ten
meeting Of the Organization at
the home Of Mrs. Minnie Schir-
mer, Thursday. Feb. g.
Mrs. Kent appointed various
committees to assist her and
plans were made to buy . pew
stove for their kitchen. 4
The officers elected In De-
cetnber are: first vice-president,
Mrs. Howard Smith; asst vice
president, Mrs. Leon Spencer;
s &c o n d vice-president, Mrs.
Frank Wetlins; asst. second
vice-president. Mrs. Anso n
Stone; secretary, Mrs. Clayton
O'Dell; and treasurer, Mrs.
Clyde Stump.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3-tR
The Navy placed renewed en-
phasis on strategic west Pacific
bases today tn . multi-million
dollar program for strengthen
Ing facilities at Guam. Samoa,
Midway, Wake and Palmyra is
lands.
An immediate 81, o43, $50 was
asked from congress TO improve
these distant outposts for air.
craft, submarine or fleet opera
tons, and another $27, 8S8, 500
was sought for the bases In Alas
ka where the continent extends
toward Asia.
President Roosevelt placed the
program before congress yester-
day q part Of . $8s0 800, 932 re-
quest for strengthening the
Nays efficiency afloat and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
Strategic West Pacific Bases to be Sfrenq1I
Zulu Social Club" Plans
to Guido tie White Eolks

him the key 70 the city. The
white folks don't have that. The
key il three feet long. made Of
wood"
Herbert Permillion, president.
historian of the club, and In
civilian life chauffeur for an
aristocratic ST. Charles avenue
family, explained further the
didoes of the Zulus who, he
said, this year reach m all-time
peak, zenith, and ne plus ultra.
1.-THE white folks only attend
one BALL" he said. I'VE are
going to have three, two for
negroes and one for whites. At
the one for whites we read the
Zulu ritual for the first time In
history. We have = vo0do dance
and a pot boiling like cannibals. +"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
DlsslIlg Seeks
IIessuEsIs Post

ROSEvILLE-Pormer Rose
vile Finance Commissioners, Roy
J. Diesing, will Be seeking The
Democratic nomination for Erin
Township treasurer on The Dam
ocfatic ticket IN The township
primary election Monday.
Dieeing II st present . Justice
of the Peace q Erin Township
snd . mombor q IL Toyuship
board. He HIS 6sfvtd . ol,oir.
nm Of u election booe6 1o1
bGven yeaSY md y Gxpefioueed
IN Soytnship A6aiFs.
u1e6ing stated W96nooday
that II n y elected Townshjr
Cleek - Win resign - NNaD1itl
q Ne Peace. He & married
aud the father a one sdn. Ha
lives st 1890 Eleven Nile rosd
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
Bridges. Faces
Deportation
Justice Department
Sets Hsesins Date

OwASHINGTON, Feb. ls-iR
"A public hearing In The JUS
tice Departments deportation
proceedings against Harry
Bridges, west coast CIO leader,
will begin at San Francisco
March 81, Attorney General
Jackson said today.
Bridges, born in Australia, re-
peatedly has denied he was .
Communist or affiliated with
any organization advocting over
throw Of the government by
force or violence. Various con-
gressmen have advocated his de.
portation on such grounds.
Jackson said the govern
ment's case against Bridges
would be based upon . report
prepared by J. Edgar Hoover,
FBI director, containing new
and additional evidence"
In ordering deportation pro-
ceedings started yeste r d . y,
Jackson followed q course sini-
lar to that pursued by Labor
Secretary Perkins nearly three
years ago. The trial examiner IN
the original proceedings. Dear
James M. Lands Of the Harvard
Law School, found that. Bridges
was not a member Of the Com,
munist party although he de-
clared the maritime leader was
theoretically radical" ,
The Alien Registration Act Of
1910 makes an alien deportable
il Eat any time in the past" he
has teen q member Of or affili-
ated with any subversive organ
ization as described in the act.
At San Francisco Bridges de.
clared "this new attack amounts
to persecution" and said the pro-
ceedings were part of the drive
against labor"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13

ONEW ORLEANS, Feb. l3-(R
-Ex-kings Of the Zulu Social
Aid and Pleasure Club today let
the news be pried out Of them
that the organizations Mardi
Gras jamboree will Quadruple--
and then some-anything at
tempted by the white folks.
AS q supreme nostalgia salute
to Africa the Zulus, composed
of negro porters, longshroesmen
and chauffeurs, will make the
theme of their parade on Fat
Tuesday, February 25. the re-
turn of Halle Selassie. conquer.
ing lion Of Judah.
"And for the first time in our
30 years of paradin'," said fl
nancial secretary Joseph Fisher.
I'VE have passed resolution
that none Of the boys get tight.
II man can't stay on the wagon
for 8 hours Of marchin' around
he don't need to belong to the
club"
AS usual the Zulus, heaving
coconuts into the crowd, will
wear happy wigs, seagrass
skirts and black tights and uni
form coats borrowed from
friendly white policemen. They
will make their own badges from
tin can tops.
Ex-king Joseph Mishiore. an
undertaken, said this years king
will be Alonzo Butler, q bank
porter. who put up $3.50 for the
honor just to increase his pop
ularity." The queen will be
Rita Edwards, 80, a seamstress.
"The white folks king just
stops once in front Of city hall
to salute his queen" said Mis-
hiore, but our king meets his
queen four different places: in
front of two undertaking par
lors, a restaurant and q drug
store.
HE drinks q champagne toast
to her each time. And she gives
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
Plans Made
for Farmers
Banquet

OROMEC, Michigan-Feb. Is
A general committee meeting
was held In the high school Mon
day evening to discuss and make
plans for the Seventh Annual
Farmers Banquet.
AT the meeting, last years
Banquet was discussed and plans
for this year were got underway.
Some of the changes to take
place this year sre as follows.
lit was decided to make q
door charge Of 10 cents q per-
son instead Of the voluntary coll
lection method which has been
previously used. This charge win
entitle the person to take part
in the supper and the program
but will. not cover the dance
which follows the Banquet.
2-There will be q 20 cent
charge for everyone who wishes
to sttend the dance. II. 8 charge
II for everybody whether they
attend the Banquet or not. 4,
3-Another Of the changes mis-
year will be that all food brought
will be put directly on the. tn
bles by those attending, elm
mating the walters and waitress
es 50 a. TO make less. commo-
ton. The committee decided to
hold the Banquet on March II,
or some time near this date.
The following organisations
were represented by the follow.
Ing people: Bruce and Armada
Grange, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl +. En-
right; Macomh County Pomona
Grange, Mrs. Madeline Douglas;
Davis Grange, Mrs. Chas. Hall.
man, Jennie MAXWELL; Bruce
Farmers Club, Eve Parker; Ray
Farmers Club, Mrs. Glenn Liv.
ermore, Mrs. Frank Schulz;
Washington Farmers Club, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry J. Green, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Erdman; All
Club, Elaine Hartway; Al Club
and Home &c. Club, Florence
Siglow: Romeo. r. =. A., Glenn
Tmcknell, Glare Tinclnell: POI
mona Grange, Don Tincknell;
Utica Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold G. MecVettie. Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Simmons; Michi-
gan Milk ProducerS Assn,
Howard Tincknell: Cusic Lake
Grunge, Robert Hagaman; Ma
comb County A. A.. A., G. M.
Thoringtou; Romeo Milk Local,
G. c. Tincknell.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
Asylum Workers
Avert Fire Panic
Quick Action Keeps
lnmotes from kiotins

DRAWERS. Mass. Feb. 10
R-Possible panic among 2,308
mental patients at the Danvers
state hospital when a fire visible
fifteen miles leveled huge barn
on the hospital grounds was
averted during the night by
prompt action Of attendants.
Seriously i'll patients in the
main buildings, about 500 yards
from the fire, were moved to
rooms where they could not see
the flames, which caused dam
age estimated unofficially at
100000. Those with minor all
ments were given various tasks
to keep them occupied.