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Evening star., 1941-06-15

Tolliver and 20 other employees, al.
leging the company failed to pay
the minimum legal wage and over
time at the legal rate. The total
amount they seek to recover is s20,-
900.
Judge Darr denied a petition OF
the Cudahy Co. which asked for dis
misSal of the case on the grounds
Mr.. Tolliver had no right TO repre-
sent all the workers in the case and
that the rule of intervention in such
suits had been violated.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

Cottonseed is being used as fuel
for locomotives in Egypt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having QU0IIIIod as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF the Estate OF Mrs. Freda Nichols
{AlrS. II. /. NichoIs), deceased. late
OF Vance County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said de-
ceased 10 exhibit them to the I'M
designed at Henderson, North Car
Ulina, on or before the 18th day of
April, 1912. or this notice Will be
pleaded in bar of them recovery. All
persons Indebted to the Estate Will
please make immediate payment.
This 18th day of April, 1871.
FRANCES N. GORE (MRS. d.
}. GORE). Administrative.
Perry & kittrell, Attorneys,
Henderson. N. c.
l5-22-29-6-l3-20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15
RONBERS SET RECORD

London, April l5.-lAP1-The
FIRST lot f AUerican-made Boelns
BIC bombers, just arrived in Eng
land, broke all speed records for
transatlantic flights, the ministry Of
aircraft production said last night.
The big bombers have a speed OF
300 miles an houH at $4,000 meet and
a flying range of 2.450 miles with a
very heavy bomb load, II was said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15

Bumblebees, we read, start work
ing when only two days old. No
wonder they're always mad enough
10 sting anNbOdy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

/. Muscles.
,, Mammals.
3. Charles Francis Adams.
j.. Actor.
,. Pullman cars.
s. Approaching.
I. Amalgamated Clothing Workers,
OF America.
8. Yacht racing.
9. Alfred M. Landon.
10. Ahaseurus.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15

\. 30,0o0-pound shark has been
caught off the coast Of Florida. That
may not be the best fish story OF the
season. but its certainly the biggest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15

The Republic OF Liberia IN western
Africa includes some i2.0uu AmelIco-
Llberians among its estimated one
and onc-hall million pupuLauon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15

The Fijians believe that women not
tatooed have a hard time Of 1t IN
the next world, for their spirits are
liable to be seized by m Of the
eocs there and killed by being
smashed against d stone.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15
WANT ADS

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last April. We guarantee aatistac-
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huffman Cleaners, Homer ST..
Phone 81. tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15

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we are through. Stop IN or phone
OBS. We cali for end deliver. GrIs-
som'S Shoe Shop, Grover Grissom,
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OF these, Mrs. f. f. Llewellvn
and Mrs. Arnold jacobson in
charge OF recreation and registra-
lions respectively. gave reports on
work being done by the club IN
conjunction with the United Sery-
ice organization.
Mrs. L. o. Reisinger. program
chairman, introduced the guest
speaker, Captain T S. Cordill,
junior chaplain at McChord field.
Captain Cordil spoke earnestly on
the need for diyerting and whole
some entertainment for the SOL
der away from home. He COM
mended the work being done by
the L. s. o. and encouraged wom-
en- to do their utmost for these
men who have left their homes
and positions TO prepare them
selves for the defense of their
country.
Mrs. Calvin Stewart. club sd-
wiser, elaborated on the talk by
Captain Cordill and stressed the
Importance of women's clubs in
meeting the emergency
Social chairman. Mrs William
B. Groves. announced plans for a
mixer To be given ny the club
Sept. 30 for which Mrs Oliver
Malm has been appointed chair
man.
a short discourse on parliament
tary procedure was given by par
Humanitarian. Mrs Charles J.
Weller.
After the meeting supper vas
served from lace covered table
eentered by an elaborate arrange
ment of colorful autumn flowers.
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. f. f
Llewellyn presided.
Mrs. Alvin c. Allard was chair
man for the social hour. assisted
bv Mesdames Floyd Austin. Bur
nit Anderson. Carl Andnsek.
/ Lawrence Aus and Thomas Birle-
land
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Miss Christoferson
Enferfains School Set

A group of young women who
are returning to Stamford. Unit
versity of Washington. Whitman,
Washington State college. Univer-
atty of Oregon. and Occidental col
lege. were entertained recently by
Miss Joyce Christoferson at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Belle
joyce Christofferson.
Special guest was Miss Betty
Hills of Washington. u. c. en-
route to Stamford. who is visiting
Miss Bergitte Hanson.
Present at the party were Misses
Patricia Allstrum. Miss Barbara
johnson. Miss Bergitte Hanson,
Miss Caroline Kellogg. Miss Doll:e
Haines. Miss Carol Anderson. Miss
Mildred Nelson. Miss Mary Alice
Belcher, Miss Charlotte Ann
Thompson. Miss Virginia knight,
Miss Marjorie Stewart. Miss
Lorrayn Coulter. Miss Betty Hills,
Miss Jean Smith, Miss Kathryn
Franich and Miss Virginia Austin.
Court whist was played during
the evening with honors going to
Miss Knight, Miss Kellogg and
Miss Nelson. Buffet supper fol-
lowed
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Engaged
To Tacon1an
Miss sat'erbere Reveals
Trofh TO Mr.. Robert Button

At a recent open house at
the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Satterberg of
Wenatchee. Miss Helen Zoe
Satterperg revealed the news
Of her engagement to Mr..
Robert Button, son of DR.. and
Mrs. r. A. Button, of Tacoma.
Both the bride-to-be and her
fiance are juniors at Wash
lngton State college.
A large group OF Miss Satter-
herg's friends were invited 10 call
10 meet Miss Gladys Heinsch and
MIR. Button who were house guests
at the satterberg residence at the
time. When they reached the
dining room they saw a replica Of
an engagement ring inscribed with
Zoe and Bob" Misses Marjorie
vandewater and Janet Smith pre-
sided at the flower decked table.
The bride-elect is a member Of
Sigma Kappa sorority and Is en-
rolled In the college Of home
economics. Mr.. Button. a Theta
xi man. II In the college Of veter-
mary medicine.
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Miss Tingelsiad
To Leave for Michigan

To honor one OF their members,
Miss Gertrude Tingelstad OF Park
land. who will leave Sunday for
the University of Michigan, To
take up library work. the Trinity
Lutheran Daughters of the Refor-
nation met at the home Of Mrs.
Hans l.. J. Dahl. Tuesday evening
for handkerchief shower. Host
ess of the OCCASION was Miss
Elizabeth Dahl. president of the
organization.
Miss Tingelstad. graduate of
Pacific Lutheran and of Luther
college last June has been home
during the summer months visit
ing her parents. Prof. and Mrs.
Edwin Tingelstad OF Falkland,
On the program were devotions
led by Miss Elene Hagen and a
piano solo by Mrs. J Stanley
Dahl, entitled "Golliwoggs Cake
Walk" by Debussy. Games were
played with the prize going to
Miss Avis Rowland.
Among the members present
for the delightful occasion were
the Misses Viola Safer. Babette
Brottem, Mary Ruth Lono. Mary
Lou Preus. Alice Ford. Nina
Anderson. Lillian Gullixson. Elene
Hagen, Priscilla preuS. Edna
Olson, Bonnie Handy, May Pellet
Avis Rowland, Barbara Xavier
Patricia Brottem. Mildred knudt-
son. Yvonne Olson. Anita Stuen
Janet Hauge, Alma Stolee. Lillian
Blomelie. Anna Olson. Esther
Hyidding. Enid Mattson. anc
Mesdames j. Stanley Dahl. P. a
Preus. Bertha Flotre. J. L. Nsvier
Hans L. J. Dahl. Edwin Tingelstad
mother of the guest OF honor.
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The sisters. Jessie and Ann
Drummond. were well known in
the association for many years.
and Ann during her presidency
brought the branch to its highest
membership.
Mrs. Anderson has lived for q
long time in Hawaii, and delights
in describing the beauty and pc
culiar charm OF the islands. Her
book contains verses and sketches
of her own. gathered over q period
of time into a popular little book.
Eunice Prosser Grain, with her
violin and with Mrs. Rose Schlarb
as accompanist, will contribute the
afternoons music.
The Misses Katherine Doud and
Beth Roadway are in charge OF the
social aspects OF the year. and they
have asked to preside at the
autumn table Mrs. Theophil Feist
former president and now state
secretary OF the association, and
Mrs. Joseph Sommers, local vice
president Assisting them are the
new section chairmen. Mrs. c. G.
Trimble. Ned Graves, J. NJ. Mead,
VIM. Gerringer. ]. oBrien Laws,
Homer Hartwieh and the Misses
Sally Sieade. Mae Russell and
Ruth Seldom.
New members may present ap-
plications at this meeting. and old
members who renew their mem
hership at this time are privileged
To bring a guest for the program.
Mrs John Arnason Johnson and
Miss Ethel Trotter are in charge
OF membership. and will welcome
many who are interested In the
university group and its manifold
interests. both intellectual and
social.
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Grace Baptist Women
To Open Season

Women of Grace Baptist church
will gather for their first fall
missionary meeting Thursday at
the home of Mrs. }. p. Boyd, 500
No. Highland. The meeting has
been called for 1870 o'clock by the
president. Mrs II. Greenup.
After short business session,
Mrs. Walter Moyles, program
chairman. will present Mrs. F..
Alexander in group of songs,
accompanied by Mrs. +. Dufall.
Mrs. Charles Hartman will lead
devotions and Mrs Greenup will
speak on Keys of Love" She will
also introduce each officer and
chairman for the year. Tea will
be served by the hostess following
the program.
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In charge Of arrangements for the
affair is 1t. Waters.
Several no host parties were
held at the club. Making up one
party were 1t. Col. and Mrs. Nc
Alpine. Capt. and Mrs Quinn. Mai.
and Mrs Doty Capt. ana Mrs.
Jasper Harren. Capt. and Mrs. c.
f. Bowen. Capt. and Mrs. r. f.
Moore. 1t. and Mrs Coons, 1t.
and Mrs. Cangelosi, Capt. and Mrs.
Rusteberg, and 1t. and Mrs. Haley.
Another group was made up of
1t. and Mrs. f. L. Rittar. 1t. and
Mrs. r. NJ Webbar. 1t. and Mrs.
Keefer. 1t. and Mrs. o. Goodwin
and 1t. and Mrs r. W. Bailey,
end another no-host group com
rosed of 1t. and Mrs r X.
uearns. 1t. and Mrs. J. F Roberts.
and Capt. and Mrs. f. Graham.
1t. Thomas Sinnett OF the 60th
Signal battalion has as his guests
this week his mother. Mrs. J. NJ.
Reed. and Mr.. Reed of San Fran
cisco. The Reeds are staying at
the Fort Lewis inn.
Major G. G. Northrup spent the
weekend with his family at the
post. Major Northrup Is now with
the Alaska troops
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuffed
Of Seattle Virginia Thomas Of
Tacoma) and M Armand Marian
If. manager of the Winthrop
hotel m Tacoma. were guests at
the Officers club on Sunday
q ffernOon
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Navy Mothers 10 Meet
In Y. w. c. A. Loft

Tacoma Navy Mothers will meet
at S o'clock Thursday evening in
the Y. W. c. A. loft, Mrs. Clyde
Melendy presiding Since there
were no meetings IN August
mothers Of boys having birthdays
during that month will join those
of September as hostesses.
Those for August include Mes
danes James Turner Gladys Pres
colt, Lillian Mcdonald and Gerald
Pryor Those for September were
Mesdames J. y. Williams. Marga-
ret Kezele. Mike Viafore Jane
Parrot, s. W. Bell W. L. Bronow
and Ernest Rohrer.
BOYS whose birthdays are be
ing observed include James Leroy
Turner, George Prescott. Warren
Duff and Gerald Pryor. IT. for
August and Wesley Williams.
Joseph Kezels, Edward Viafore.
James Parrot. Ernest Bell, John
Arthur Brownow and Frank Z,
F Rohrer for September.
Mrs. NJ. f. Hurnolsd Will be
hostess for a luncheon and card
party 70 be given at her home At
62o5 So. Pine st. At 1880 O'Clock
Sept. "a. Anyone outside the Navy
Mothers club wishing 10 attend
may call Mrs. Hurnblsd. Ga oos6-
Washington Temple Pythian Sis
tiers No. 6 will meet Thursday eve
ming at O'Clock. Entertainment
and refreshments will follow.
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Will Wed in
Post Chapel
Engagement OF Officer TO
Miss Ahrens Revealed

or interest to Fort Lewis
society is the announcement
by Mrs. Frederick Freiers-
hansen Of New York City of
the engagement of her niece.
Miss Louise Ahrens, also of
New York City. to Lieut.. HUI
bert Denwood Thomte of the
18th Infantry.
The marriage will take
place at 2:30 in the afternoon
on Oct. IL in the Fort Lewis
chapel. with Chaplain ". B.
DeChant. regimental chaplain
of the 18th Infantry, offlcl-
ating.
Miss Ahrens. who has been Wis
iting her cousin. Mrs. r. NJ. Cheal.
and Capt. Cheal at the post, will
he given in marriage ny Captain
Cheal. Matron OF honor will he
Mrs. Cheal. Acting as bridesmaids
will be Miss Joan klenke NJ Seat
tie and Mrs. Richard Horroeks Of
Portland. 1t Robert Natsell =
brother officer Of the groom-to-be
will serve as best man.
The hride-to-be attended Upsala
college in East Orange. n. J. 1t.
Thomte. the son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Thomtc Of Lisbon, y. D.
was a Phi Beta Kappa student al
the University Of North Dakota
graduating in 1886.
Miss Olive Stubbs and Sgt
Robert NJ. Terril OF the i03rd Anti
Tank battalion were married in an
evening ceremony Friday, Sept. II
at the post chapel.
Attendants were the twin sis
ter of the bride. Miss Oral Stubbs
and the groom's brother, Francis
A. Terri. Officiating at the serv-
ice was Chaplain James Hlcklln
post chaplain
The bride was lovely in this
traditional long white gown anC
trailing veil. over 100 guests OBJ
served the double-ring ceremony
Following the marriage, a re
ception was held at the Hostes,
House.
Major and Mrs. l.. l.. Bingham
are entertaining a number of theil
friends at an informal reception
this afternoon from until
i o'clock at the Officers club
The officers wives Of the 39tt
Field Artillery met for luncheon
today at the Officers club.
An informal beach party Is be
ing held at the Officers Beaci
| hub on American lake this eve
ing by the officers and ladies o.
he 5sth Quartermaster regiment
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Parties Fete
Miss Grove
Bride-io-Be Of Mr.. Wiley
Is Much Entertained

4 miscellaneous shower
was given in honor o. Miss
Florence Grove. fiancee of
Mr.. Ford Wiley. Monday eve
ming in Miss Marian Fowell's
apartment in the Brentwood.
Miss Fowell was assisted dur
ing the evening by Mrs. Don
aid ellis. Games filled the
early evening hours and later
the guest Of honor was pre-
sented with a shower Of gifts
for her new home 10 be estab-
lished in Portland.
A buffet supper was served with
table appointments carrying out
an autumn motif. An arrange
ment OF asters formed the center
piece.
Those present were Miss Flor
ence Grove the bride-elect. Miss
Betty Blood. Mrs Henry Wiley.
Miss Helen Wiley. Mrs Harry
Grove. Mrs Vernon From. Mrs.
Frank DAVIS. Mrs Murray Nor
gan. Mrs Fred Bucholtz. Miss
Catherine Bartu. Miss Bunny Nc
Caffrey. Miss Dorothy Slater. Mrs
Virginia Edwards. Miss Olive Moe.
Miss Helen Ostness. Miss Irene
Ostness. Mrs. Mildred ellis. Miss
Avys Douglas. Mrs Norman
Strom. Mrs. Grace POWELL, Miss
Barbara POWELL and Mrs. Bert
Blood
Another recent party given In
honor Of Miss Grove was the ONE
for which her aunt. Mrs. A l..
Cadieu. was hostess Friday eve
ming. Rooms were decorated with
early autumn flowers. Court whist
was played followed by late sup
per. During the evening Miss
Grove was presented with a
shower Of gifts
Guests were Mesdames !. II
Grove, Fred Bucholtz, tr.. II +
Wiley. Albert Lewtas. Homer
Schrump. Ronald Grove, Joseph
Goodman. V. Wright. Grace Far
ner. Fred Bucholz. sr.. Miss Helen
Wiley and Miss Mary Farmer.
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Welcome
New Girls
PIC. Wonens Group
limitations tuesday

With upper claSsmen as
their big sisters new stu
dents and freshmen girls Al
Pacific Lutheran college were
initiated into the Associated
Women Students. the largest
girls organization on the cam
pus. Tuesday afternoon At an
informal tea. Trinity Luther
an church was the scene Of
the first event Of the clubs
calendar.
Miss Nadine Friedlins. president
Of the girls. gave words Of vel
come and told Of some Of the
activities OF the coming year. She
introduced her cabinet composed
Of Margaret Taylor. vice presi-
dent. Helen Church secretary;
Priscilla Preus. treasurer. Dorothy
Herstine, publicity. Virginia Hen
dricksen. v. A. A president;
Donna Basse. Delta Phi Kappa
president, and Kathryn Wallen,
Delta Rho Gamma president An
other representative from each Of
the latter three organizations will
soon be selected 10 complete the
eabinet.
Gay eolored gladioli. white
dahlias in tall baskets. and autumn
leaves were about the parlors. on
the lace covered tables were cen
terpieces Of large dahlis heads IN
NV bowls giving the appearance
NJ floating lilies To pour were
Mrs. Lors r Kriedler and Miss
Grace Blomquist. the advisors Of
the group.
During the tea incidental music
on the piano was furnished ny Miss
Florence Hopp Miss Patricia Iver-
son rendered the piano solo May
Night" A word of welcome was
extended by Mrs kriedler. dean
of women. to all new girls In
charge Of the program numbers
was Miss Annabelle Jensen.
Assisting with the afternoon
festivities were the following COM
mittees: Refreshments. Margaret
Taylor, chairman. Patricia Ken
nedy. Charlotte Swanson. Mar
garet Clevin. Cecilia Gardlin.
Margery Bumala. Virginia Sid
ders and Inger Bersagle: decora-
tons. Alice Ford. chairman. Vir-
ginia Hendricksen. Dolores Ran
dolph. Bernice Odegaard and Mil
dred Knudtson; others were Mary
hess Daddow, Lois Ludwig. Rhoda
Lee, Nalborg Husebo. Joan john
son and Patricia Costello.
Tahoma Camp No. 2SS. W. o. W.
is planning homecoming night
/ Thursday at S ?. m. in the Eagles
hall. Mrs. F. b Wright will
preside. This meeting is especially
planned for members who have
been on vacation or otherwise
absent. Refreshments will be
served.
Jolly Is club will meet for noon
potluck luncheon on Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Dean Among,
ITO So. Madison.
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A. A. u. w. to Open Season
With Meeting on Saturday
Janet Drummond Anderson, Author of u Love Hawaii,
viii Be Guest Speaker for O'clock Session

The Association of University Women in Tacoma is plan
ming extensive program for the coming and has
increased both the number of study sections and the number
of general meetings to meet the desires of the members
The opening session will be Saturday, Sept 20, at 2
o'clock in Weyerhaeuser hall. with Mrs. Thomas Swayze,
president presiding Mrs. T. Paul Todd program chairman,
bringing to the platform old friend of acomans and
former member of the local branch Jessie Drummond Ander
whom she presenting under her penname of Janet
Drummond Anderson, author of 81 Love Hawaii
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Junior Women Learn How
To Assist Defense PROGRAM
Captain 7. S CordII Junior Chaplain at McChord
Field, Speaks at Meeting tuesday Afternoon

Topic for discussion at the regular meeting Tuesday
evening of the Junior Womans club What to Do to
Assist and Cooperate the Defense Program The meet
ing held in the groups cubrooms at 23l52 Sixth
Mrs Morley Brotman, club president, presiding.
Mrs A W Opperman chairman for the defense project
and her thirteen sub-chairmen introduced.
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Women's Society
Meets Thursday

Meeting on Thursday at the
church. the Women's society of
the Marine View community
church at Dash Point will begin
with a potluck luncheon served
at 1890, Mrs. c. L. Austin and
Mrs. John Austin hostesses.
The devotional program will d.
rected by Mrs. A. G. Schafer.
Following the business. brief
meeting of those interested will
be called for the discussion of
things vital to the interest of the
Sunday school.
Sewing club. Ray Roberts aux
Hilary will meet at the home OF
Mrs. L. w. Craig, 1901 So. 18th
1t. Thursday for 1890 luncheon.
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Mrs. Petersen viii
Entertain Garden Club

Monte Vista Garden club will
meet for 1890 luncheon with Mrs
Mel Persen in Parkland. Thursday.
For the program there will be
Unusual Evergreens. An eN-
change Of flower seeds will follow
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Who's-l Club
ORGANIZES

The Whos-it club met and or
ganized Tuesday evening at 1902
Division ave. Officers of the group
were elected. but in keeping with
the name OF the club. their names
will not be revealed at the present
club.
The groups purpose is TO sew
and assist the Red Cross IN vari-
Gus ways. The next meeting Of
the group will be held Sept. % at
4002 So. It'll st.
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Lote summer chosen by Mr.. ond Mrs. An
derson Violet Dorothy PouIson) for their marriage OF
ST Luke s Memorial Episcopal church. They ore pic
tured they left the church following the afternoon
ceremony
The bride Is the daughter Of M ond Mrs Henry
& poulson ond her husbond the son OF the Iote Mr.
ond Mrs. WIonn Forquhor Anderson OF Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan, Con pno,osranb ,, x.nr.,D ola,
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Clubs

Busy Needles sewing club viii
meet AT the home Of Mrs. Dave
Hansen. s53 So. s6th Thursday
afternoon At = o'clock for mis-
sionarv study.
South Tacoma Rebekah auxiliary
will meet Thursday for 1890
luncheon in the I. O. o F. hail.
Hostesses will be Mrs Robert
Esdie. Mrs. Leiths Huffman, Miss
Ann Eggleton Mrs. E. O Watkins
will preside At the . o'clock bust
ness meeting.
Central chapter Goodwill Indus
tries will meet for 1880 luncheon
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Oliver
Mathews. 1892 So. Faweett will be
the hostess assisted b. Mrs. \
Brenninger.
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Return From Month
In Erie, Pennsylvania

Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Eichler and
their son Donald. 67o2 So. Tyler.
returned Sunday from motor
trip 10 Ere. Pa. where they Wis
tied Mr. Eichler's parents for a
month n was the first time Mr..
Eichler had seen them in % years.
Court 70 Initiate
Lincoln Court Order NJ the
Amaranth meets Thursday eve
ming at s o'clock at the 3sth at.
Masonic hall for regular business
and initiation of candidates.
Mrs. David Lavine. grand royal
patron. and Mr.. Livy Nelson will
make their official visit 10 Lincoln
court. Mr.. Thurman Owens. past
royal patron of Lincoln court. now
assistant grand lecturer. will also
be honored.
Mrs. Charles Benjamin is in
charge of late supper which will
be served.
Receiving the guests will BIZ the
royal matron and patron, Mrs.
Thurman Owens and Mr.. Harri-
son Durant.