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no Tate or let it not be. She did not
care.
In between time Ylena went to a
specially shop and was outhtted IN
a new sport dress OF beige flannel
with a tard-knit sweater OF green.
To guard her eyes from the hot,
winter afternoon desert sun. she
nic,cd out wide-rimmed dark
glasses and then, just because she
felt like it, she added a crazy,
three-strand necklace of fat pinto
beans that tied about her neck
with q little green suede bow. Then
| she went to The hotel to await her
appointment. AS she stepped from
! the hotel elevator in answer to n
| operators announcement, she was
fabbergasted. The man waiting d.
| rectly beside the clerks desk was
a decidedly uncomfortable Percy
| O'Neil When the girl saw him she
made a dead stop. then progressed
slowly.
Her eyes were narrowed and she
led him away from the vicinity OF
the curious clerk. Don't tell me
you're the salesman? I'm not so
sure I want to go with you"
Percy's fat face flushed. I'm no
more pleased about 1T than you.
But.what can you do when.?"
sY1ena interrupted rudely,t"When
Pop Cromwell says, Celtic work.
So you're insbusiness." She grinned
like a streetturchin .andscontinued
her ,i~nsolence. Sometime when ]
have a free tweek I'd love to heal
about your selling. the Grand Can
yon. I'm sure you've turned a num-
Der Of big deals like that. Since
you're 50 displeased about showing
me around, I've decided to 60 aftel
all. I'll probably enjoy myself"
Percy looked at her. This wa
not the quiet Ylena Of that Sunda,
dinner. MY car Is out 'front.'" h
grufly offered.
ooh" she said with meaning
when'they reached the curved en-
trance at the side Of the hote,
"Tate's cal. I'm not going to rid
in Tate's car. Francie might no
like it. Wen 60 in. NINE" Not Civ
Ing him a chance to protest, sh
led the way to her own machine
! parked across the street. She sli
behind the wheel and pressed tn
l button that let down the top.
II think I'll ask you to excus
. me" Percy stood. foot on the ruI
ming board. -,
: Ylena kept right on swapping II
clamps. that held down the folde
k1top. /" I.have q $500 check IN m
purse, already made. out to Cron
= well and Cromwell. And It's, q GOO
>, lone" She shook her head at ONE
J. who was putting with fury. "Sf
y know perfectly well Pop Cromwt
won't like it II I call and tell hi
YOU were rude to me-" She slid b
I. hind the wheel.
u Percy crawled in beside he
:" holding himself stifiy erect. "Wh
0. sort Of place do you want?'
asked curtly.
d.. She gave an airy %retort. Il dol
ht know. You direct me. Show +
I'll what you have and IN decide.
ct AS they rode along crowd
1T streets, they attracted a great dc
OF attention. That staring-ey'
he neck-craning sort. 1t pleased Yle
n and cast a lasting. ruddy gil
at over Percy.
a Ylena smiled as he restles:
il moved about. She told him in
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TWENTY

NONE OF the disappointment
v,,r, ,c,t at leaning that Brodie'
,,e ba,chet-faced foreman was 70
no their driver, showed on her
,oce Il was serene as she gazed al
c.. We looked bronZed and hand
.,,,s in Lewis and a hand-stitcheo
,,,,, cowboy shirt. Definitely the
broad-shouldered, stalwart vest
.rner mo wonder the women
encked about him. Unbelievingly'
VIVA found herself %resenting tnelr
interest, then quickly forced ASIDE
that twinge Of jealousy ana ciiiiioeu
into the station wagon.
Rack in La MADEIRA the hosplta'
rio Aunt Daisy spurted insistent n
Citations. but the girl refused. she
,ooksher car out. OF Aunt Daisys
earake and again went TO tho Az
Sarss hotel AS she had on her
erot dav In that little city. she
.,ood In her room looking out over
traffc. business buildings, ranch
house.. desert hills. Here I am, she
thou&t. exactly where I started.
Ac,rIhlv, I'm II % nearer having
Car}le,Im all alone:And, I haven't
asha !hrhen she corrected herself.
NOM III exactly where I s~tarted,'be-
co,lnow! II de shave friends and
rOr&.
1.-THE advertising section Of the
pauk Slipped beneath her door the
foil Ming morning, Ylena noticed
,he description Of a shop which she
felttsure would suit her needs. In
Guided in a lengthy list Of rentals
II yIas headed by the names. Crom-
weAr and Cromwell. She lifted the
receiver and asked to be connected
with that real estate firm, then as
oujhlv changed her mind and re-
queHed breakfast. $780,
the waiter who brought her
tran she gave a dollar tip and IN
str9ctions.
4 moment later he turned from
the telephone to report: $4,000 .
year" Helpfully he added: III
sounds like that place on the cor
ner Of Alvarado and Main boule'
ward. I know it's empty and 1t hal
an apartment above. It's a grane
location. lady" He gave a chuckle
you know how old man Cromwell
Is. practically had to hang up o.
him to keep from giving m.
name"
Ylena thanked him. Don't men
ton it to anyone
Il should say. not And than
you"
Two or three hours later Y1en
herself called the Cromwell oface:
asking for Mr.. Cromwell, Sr. Final
" able to stop his hilarious bull
bling, she said, i've BOT some MOI
morAy. Do you want it,"
He said, "Of curse l~want !
child. Do you think I'm crazy? I
send someone right out to get 1t
Send them to the Alvarez h
tel"
The Alvarez?" he shoute
"Yeh, That reminds me I though
we we're going to sell that rant
for you. Then about the time I 6
q prospect here comes the repo
that you've Sold
Il had a lucky break" s.
laughed. But I'M giving you a
other chance to skin me, SO VIII
are you fussing about? Have
salesman here at 3 O'clock" Let
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NORTH CAROLINA STOCKS

1.-THE National Association Of Securities Dealers,
Inc, District No. II, published the following retail
prices biased on quotations furnished to 1t by certain
dealers as a. 5 p. m, August 7, l94l. The Association
assumes no responsibility for these prices, as they arc
only indicative of the general current market)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia II New lur,
Boston at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati. ~ Chicago
Pittsburgh al s. LOFTS
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PIEDN,<T AGJE

Durham 1T C"arlotte
Portsmouth - Greensboro
Wu>tuu-Sa.gru ut Norfolk.
AstrNI'lc ~ B.ela.urd
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Knitters And Textiles
Get Wins Friday Night
Nhedu(e
~ ~o~

CITY >0FTEiIL LEAGUE
NJ games scheduled.
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Hosiery Wills
Home Guards

Totals
The guardian., 1941-01-04

from one to the other. and then FROM,
ehe other to one :. Both parties were
Ilhe and included the following guests
toVely Jane Booth, charming Ethel
Someryllle, gracious Lillian Saxon.
Mary Jones, Fine Ernestine Du Bose
ana Ellnor Ertha were also adding to
the charm that filled the house
Marjorie Budd, "Miss Wilberforce Of
i94O", made yours truly very much at
nome 1t was quite easy to realize
why the name and honor had been
given her fine time was had bv
an ana once again left Springfield
thinking there was no place like It.
Sunday, 29th, Ruth Hamm and vonr
SCRIBE were entertained at Miss Jose
phlne Bolts home the evening was
spent IN pool, ping-pong and dancing
Only few were present MAKING
rather cozy and enjoyable gathering
; =. Monday, Both, the Towne Club
held it's annual Christmas party for
lts many friends. The party was a
complete success with literally loads
OF people taking over every available
space .. This was the second Christ
mas party of the club but from the
success the club shared it is destined
TO be just the beginning to name
all those present would be impossible.
however let's name few of the
falrer sex, Jane Freeman, Marjorie
Green, Consuela Cave, Dorothy Git
CONTINUED on Page 81
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WEST MEDFORD
Continued from Page q

with little Walter Lee Isaacs at the
Lawrence Memorial Hospital. How
ever both are expected to be home the
latter part of this week, Thursday,
Jan. 9, the Lend-a-Hand Club will
present their living picture drama en-
TITLED "Simkins Family Album" at
Shlloh commencing at 500 pm. sharp.
AS this affair was once postponed, due
to lnclement weather, the holders of
those unused tickets may use them
thursday Those spectacular Jr. Caro-
Iers will aid musically towards this
effort. Come out and support this
club as they deserve all that can be
given them by this community. Mr.,
Joseph Jeffries of Lincoln st. returned
home last week from his holiday trip to
Philadelphia where he visited relatives,
This community was glad to see Mr.,
and Mrs. Sinclair Swan here for their
annual Christmas visit and by the
dCeadIlne of this paper are expected to
be on their way back to Maryland. 1t
Col. Howard G. Gilbert and his wife
both of Ohio, We're guests for the
past week of Mrs. Madeline K. Dug
ger, whose late husband 1t. Col Ed
ward Dugger and the Ohioan officer
were great friends. Incidentally this
was the same man who was appointed
to become head of the 372nd regiment
composed of National Guardsmen from
Mass, Ohio, Maryland, New JERSEY
and Washington. Miss Barbara Press
OF New York stayed over the HOLIDAYS
with her grandmother Mrs. H. Kountze
OF Jerome st. Last Saturday the Fou,
and twenty group held their Christ.
mas party at the home of Mrs. Doro.
thy Parham of Jerome st. The party
was given in the form of a Knotty
Dottle's Knot Club, at which twenty
guests thoroughly enjoyed themselves
A brief visitor in our fair community
last week was G. Allen Walker, son OF
Mrs. Lena Walker of Arlington St.
Last Saturday, Miss Dorothy Browne
OF Jerome St. left for Washington
ID. Z. where she planned to visit friends
and relatives. Miss Annie Williams
teacher in Baltimore, Md, up to this
writing is guest of Mrs. Madeline K,
Dugger of Jerome St. This commu-
NIFTY was once more visited by that
Grim Reaper of life when Mrs. Mary
=. Diggs, mother of Mrs. James
Thompson of Harvard Ave-, passed
away last Monday afternoon after a
short siege of pneumonia. The de-
ceased, born in Horseville, KY, was
% years of age. The funeral was
scheduled for Shiloh last Thursday
afternoon with Rev. E. E. Thompson
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Hello folks bero,s r..
"Towne Club" Lane taking ovar riy amaiy
II WINE your old Uncle Paul enjoys a
Well-earned vacation during the holt
Gays :. the usual dances that non nm
ana ana take the spotlight during the
christmas holidays were lacking this
year. they gave way to a number of
partles. On Thursday, Dec. 10 q
party out on the hill seemed to start
tne pail rolling e. . the host was Roger
Wllilams, young Northeastern U. stu
dent, who halls from that fair citv of
springfield -. but more about SPRING
heid later Roger unable to procure
soft colored lights had to stage a real
Dlackout, much to the regret of MANY
people you know . this in turn
really grooved the party to perfection
:. Roberta Rhue, having returned
from school was there to add a decided
fine touch to the party . Novella
Markham, heart-throb of MANY fel-
lows (including Cocoa Lippman) was
also on the scene to add charm. =.
others present included Drina Stew
art without MeD, Gerry Irving and
Eddie Poole :. funny how these two
names automatically seemed to print
themselves together Jane Freeman.
Ruth Lane, Yates twins, Madeline Nc
Craw, Millie Barker, Aldice and Gabby
Ridgely, Reggie Cook and many
others. The party was huge sue
cess and started the Christmas cheer
IN the right spirits. Sunday the
22nd Connie Cave and Jackie Cave of
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the Hill" staged a party that will
long De remembered by those that
were fortunate enough to be present.
- Ihe tlrst portion of the evening was
spent lndulging in few games such
as roulette and the like -. this alone
would have made a successful party
put after a delightful and rather
heealthy collation. dancing and all sorts
OF tun making became the order of the
night the delectable collation.
proved to everyone that these Caves
really dig the thing up right a
lew OF those present were Lucille and
Pauline Norman, Drina Stewart. lovely
and charming Ruth Hamm, Melville
Sprlggs, and loads of others. >. Con-
gratulatlons are in order again to the
most and hostess -. Christmas morn
ing whole gang of "the boys". al
ready feeling fine and mellow. but de-
termlned to make all the rounds before
crawling on all fours, put in an early
appearance at the house to receive the
usual greetings and spirits that accom-
pany this fine ole custom of pop-calling
|. saw Leonard Prentice, that guv
who plays double-hand all the time
the good part about it is that from
all appearances he holds only queens
and queens make a fair hand
Whitfield Robinson was also in the
issue, he is that lover and student
from out the heights, holds all sorts of
honor medals and things from BIC. f..
Yours truly didn't get started on his
pop calls till later and then was only
able to make one the later part of
the day and evening was spent in the
company of the finest young lady in
Beantown . Friday about noon. got
under way to Springfield in the com
pany of the Misses Lane, Amelia
Peters and Yates twins. First stop
was at the Harrison's Here we
were entertained by some ping-pong
and by the fine singing of the recent
bride of Eugene Somerville Mrs.
Somerville had really fine voice and
on top of this is very attractive. i.
Later Eddie Poole was the host at a
party which was really too too fine
All the regular crowd was there and
made things click to perfection
about 11:30, the party broke up and
went to the home of Jimmie Hicks.
where another smooth party was al
ready in full progress. This is the
reason or at least one of the reasons
why small towns have such fine times
-. There aren't many places to go, so
round or two or three Louise parties
seems to be the general thing :. two
boys that really looked after the
Boston girls were Roger Williams and
Billy Jones . they just alternated
The guardian., 1941-01-04
TO LET
TO LET

Two-room kitchenette suite, fur
nished steam heat, continuous hot
water, convenient to car lines-mar-
ried couple or two working girls, up
two flights, 9 Wellington St., Boston.
The guardian., 1941-01-04
TO LET

Two furnished rooms on bath room
floor with hot and cold water. Elderly
couple preferred. Mrs. Fraction, 205
". Springfield St., Boston.
The guardian., 1941-01-04
LOOK! 1941
Wake Up and Buy Now!
ROBERTS REALTY co.


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In order to appreciate what we are
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rented. Price $4,000; $500 down.
MT. PLEASANT AVE.-6 apt. brick,
6-7 rooms, all rented, fine investment.
Price, $4,000, subject to an offer
terms.
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Jesse A. Laid. wife of Brig. Gen.
Ladd, was in charge Of the affair.
Eugene M. Landrum, jr., son Of
1t. Col. and Mrs. Landrum, has
arrived on the post TO stay with
his parents during August. Mr..
Landrum has just completed a
summer course at the University
OF Missouri at Columbia. Mo. He
is member of Phi Delta Theta
at the university.
A number Of small parties were
held at the informal supper and
dance at the Officers club on
Sunday evening. Tables were re-
reserved for 1t. r. A. Morgan and
guests, Capt. and Mrs. Milton
Rosen, Mrs. G. P Lynch. Col and
Mrs. c. c. Quiggly. 1t. Col. J. J..
Babst. Lit Col. Q. w. Robbins.
1t. Roger Biswell. 1t c. P. Nc
Kim. 1t and Mrs. George Saun-
ders, Capt. and Mrs. II. L. Fruit
man and Mrs. T. r. Willemsen.
A group Of ladies whose hus-
bands are on the 4th Army ma
neuvers met at the Officers club
for informal dinner Sunday. Mrs.
d. Lieb. Mrs. Rutte. Mrs. Kirtley,
Mrs. McCready, Mrs. John Cole
and Mrs. Laurence attended.
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Youngs 10 Open Home
Sunday Afternoon

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Young
will open their home at Edgewood
to members and friends of First
Lutheran church on Sunday after
noon.
Cars will leave the church d.
rectly following the morning SER
vice. Members of the Woman's
Missionary society will serve din
ner. Miss Georgia johnson will be
the speaker at the afternoon pro-
gram. Miss Johnson. formerly of
First Lutheran church, is a pro-
tege of the Augustana Synod Wo-
mans Missionary society.
This fall she will return to the
University of Minnesota School of
Medicine for her third year of
training. After completing her
course, Miss Johnson plans to en-
ter the foreign service as a medi-
cal missionary. The offering of the
afternoon will go to the support OF
Miss Anna Olson, nurse in the
province of Honan, China. Miss
Olson is being supported by the
Columbia Conference Womans
Missionary society.
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Busy Week Continues
AT Tacoma Country Club
Water Carnival 70 Be HiehIisht Saturday Afternoon
For Junior Contestants in Annual Festivities
Photograph bv Krug-Lutz Studio

Over fifty contestants in the Tacoma Golf and Country
clubs annual Junior Week will round out gala sports
event Saturday Starting last Sunday with colorfu sail
boat these Tacoma youngsters have been burning
the golf and tennis courts setting junior records
Since last Monday both the boys and girls have been
competing golf and tennis for trophies and awards which
will be presented to them Saturday evening by Mayor Harry
Cain at the clubhouse.
Each day there has been a luncheon in the clubhouse
dining for the juniors with Mrs. Charles Ingram
chairman of the hostesses.
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Inc Junior week aCtlNlueS VIII
end Saturday with a full day of
events. In the morning, beginning
at 10, the younger members will
compete in races of all kinds and
a huge pie-eating contest. This
field event will be held on the lawn
in front of the clubhouse. A
public address system will be in
stalled for the benefit of the
mothers and fathers who are there
to see their children perform.
In the afternoon starting at 2
o'clock in front of the clubhouse
float on American lake, the water
carnival Will be staged. Besides
diving and swimming races for the
juniors. a special diving demon
stration will be presented by a
group OF professional diving
champions.
At $50 Saturday evening a
dinner will be given in honor OF
the junior week contestants al
which the trophies and award:
will be presented. Closing the
eventful week and all Of its mem.
orable activities will be the grand
ball which will be held in the
clubhouse.
Juniors of the Country club who
are taking part in the festivities
this week include these and more
Mary f. Abeel. Arthur Allen
Harold Allen. Adrienne Allison
Jack Rabbit. George Rabbit. Bar
bara Blankenhorn, Charles Chsnd,
Ter. Steve Chandler, Gail Conner
Diana Corse. Sally Gilpin. Nancy
Griggs. John Gullikson. Betty Anr
Hansen, Betty Hubbard. Ann u
Hurley. Erskine Ingram. Ann KEEL
lar. C. Martin Kellsr. jr.. Marine
Keller. Barbara La Casa. David A
beaverton. 10 Ann beaverton
Nancy Maokle, L. Thomas Murray
jr., Elizabeth olzendsm. France,
olzendsm. Bill O'Neil. Fred O'Neil
Dwight Orr. Jr.. Mike Orr. Peggy
Orr, Bill Perkins. George c. Per.
kins. Hazel Schseffer, Dick Shane,
man. Fred shanemsn. Margaret
Snyder. Bihbits Strong. Jear
Strong. Jack Sweeting. Jane Tit
comb. Cordy Wagner. Wendy wag,
ner. George Weyerhaeuser. Phi
Weyerhaeuser. Douglas Wing
Roger Wing. Joan Wingate.
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Mrs. HetriCk
Is HOnored
Saturday Bride Enter
tanned at JueIine Home

Honoring Mrs. Bruce Het-
rick Lois KuhD, bride of
Saturday, was a miscellane-
Gus shower given by Mrs. Hell
NUT Jueling ruth jensen
Wednesday evening at her
Fircrest home.
The evening was spent in
the playing of numerous
games with the prizes going
to Miss Janet Hatch, Miss
Vivian Dignes and Miss Ger
aldine Alexander.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. Bruce Hetrick, Mrs. Marie
Kuhl, Mrs. Hjalmar Jensen. Mrs.
Richard Smith, Mrs. Len Richards,
Mrs. George Reagan, Mrs Harbins
Monroe, Mrs. Robert Martin. Miss
Vivian Dignes. Miss Beulah Esllild-
sen. Miss Gwen Roach. Miss Mary
Reitzel. Miss Janet Hatch, Miss
Geraldine Alexander and Mrs.
Helmet Jueline.
Mrs. Hettrick's quiet marriage
in one of the parlors of First Pres
byterian church was a surprise to
many of her friends since her
engagement was announced such
short time before. The young
couple will make their home here.
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Parties Fete
Bride-tO-Be
Miss Armstrong Inspires
Round Of Entertaining

Honoring her sister-in-law,
Miss Helen Armstrong, bride
elect of Mr.. Jack Vernon Har-
kins, Mrs. w. l.. Armstrong.
jr.. entertained recently at
a party. The marriage will
take place on Saturday at
Visitation church, the Rev.
Dominic Hack, O. S. B., Off
ciating at the 10 o'clock nup-
tial mass.
An evening of games. for which
honors went to Mrs. Roy A. Nc
Lachlan and Mrs. Martin Rosie,
was followed by the presentation
of gifts to Miss Armstrong.
Guests included Mrs. A. V. Hsr-
kins. Mrs. Roy McLachlan, Mrs,
Martin Rosie. Mrs. Leland Helm,
Mrs. Charles Belden, Mrs. w. F.
Armstrong and Miss Rosaline
koval.
On Friday evening Mrs. Roy A.
Carlson and Miss Rosaline koval
entertained for Miss Armstrong in
the Carlson home Garden flowers
added to the lovely bridal appoint
ments used in the decorations.
/ Mrs. Harold Harkins. Mrs
Mathew Cline. Mrs. w. F. Arm
strong and Miss Elizabeth Flani-
gan were awarded favors for the
games played during the evening.
The hride-elect was presented
with gifts OF china and crystal
after which a late supper was
served. Centering each of the
tables were lighted flower candles
surround e by sweet peas. A
miniature bridesmaid marked each
guests place and a tiny bride wa.
at the guest of honor's place.
A white cake. representing tn,
brides cake. was served from &
lace covered table where Miss
Armstrong presided.
Guests included Mrs. Henr,
Therianet, Mrs. Folk Anderson
Mrs. Bernard Names. Mrs. Ro,
McLachlan. Mrs. Mathew Cline
Mrs. Harold Hsrkins. Mrs. A. y
Hsrkins, Mrs. w. F. Armstrong
Mrs. Jessie West, Mrs. Lelan
Helm. Mrs. Melvin Laken. Mis-
Rose Antush, Miss Maureen Sar
gent. Miss Evelyn Benthein. Mis-
Bonnelyn Jones. Miss Eiizabet
Flanagan. Miss Alma Dzivak. Mis-
Dorothy Dzivak and Miss Aho
Harris.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grove
Receive Congratulations

On the birth of their third child.
a daughter, Susan Eileen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald II. Grove of Stella
COON City. are receiving congratu-
lations. The baby was born Sat-
urday at st. Joseph's hospital.
Grandparents of the child are Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Smyth, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry II. Grove. Two
great grandmothers sharing the
congratulations too are Mrs. Car
RE Downing Smyth of Seattle and
Mrs. Susan Grove of Vancouver,
B. c.
The two brothers are Ronald, jr.
and Richard.
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Entertain Former Tacomans
Here From California

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dwight Ball II
and their son. Dwight III. were
hosts to Mr.. Balls brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Elliott, former Tacoma and Seat
tie residents, now of Los Angeles.
Miss Jeanne Gullette, a niece from
Pensacola, Fla, accompanied them
north to spend delightful holiday
at the Elliott summer home on
Hood canal.
After visiting relatives in Port
land, the trio will motor leisurely
down the coast to San Francisco,
then down the valley route to Los
Angeles.
Miss Gullette will enter the
State College for Women at ITALIA
hassee. Fla, this fall.
Security Benefit Association will
meet Friday evening at $50 in
Carpenters hall. Mr.. Frank
Payne will preside over the BUSH
ness meeting.
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ST. Anne's Guild
To Have Picnic Friday

st. Anne's guild Of st. Anne's
Catholic church will hold picnic
for members and their children at
Point Defiance Friday afternoon
at 1890 o'clock. Mrs. John Hnni.
the general chairman for the aft
ernoon. has announced that the
committee will serve coffee.
Beach games Will follow in the
later afternoon