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Milford chronicle., 1941-01-31
FACTS FOR FARMERS

Agricultural Agents Russell Sny-
der, Sussex county, and Russell E.
Wilson, Kent county, are busy with
plans for two February fruit meet
ings. The Kent county discussion
meeting for fruit growers will be
held in Camden on February 10.
Sussex county's session will be on
February II in Bridgeville under
sponsorship of the local Kiwanis
Club. The University of Delaware
Horticulture Department has secur-
ed F. P. Cullinan, peach specialist
for the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, as featured speaker for both
of the evening fruit meetings. The
State Board of Agriculture is also
cooperating with agricultural agents
to stage the meeting programs.
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-31

happen oftener than every four
years, because after seeing a num-
ber OF the Quadrennial shows the
oid-timers think Of them as vic
tory parades." The principal char
acters take the oath Of office, and
the President makes a great speech
to which the visible audience agrees,
and the invisible audience turns
loose the ancient meritage of senti-
ment that everybody must stand be-
hind the newly-installed President
even when 1t is third term. Naturs
ally, he is cheered as victor and
heaped with genuine good wishes
for a successful term. e
, Its the same idea as praying for
all the good things and successes
that you want for yourself, with in
structions for prompt and safe de-
lIveries. So, ".Rah for Roosevelt
and Wallace whose victory has
been so generously celebrated in the
Inaugural.
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-31
Highlet Courtrnen
Defeat Lewes, Dover
lcontluusa fron Flral Paael

shots. Despite the fact that Coach
.Kenney" East used several substi-
tutes, the ~Bucs" still managed to
come out on top. In the preliminary
game the Dover Jay Wees downed the
Milford Junior Varsity, 80 to 20.
The scores follows:
Mi ,E0Rn Rows
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-31

Do not break those New Years
resolutionsl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27

supposed, of gratitude from Mrs Milllgan and Mrs. Grover. Grati- tude he had no right to accept.
 Well, she wouldn't try to match his enthusiasm. She couldn't sllrue off the way he was letting MT Herrick run the store. Every day she was becoming more convinced that the jury of six would have nc choice but to disinherit him. weret.
 About the party tomorrow night, I guess" He was sober now Are you going to wear . - blue
 A blue dressl The words startled her. They pulled her mind from dismal thoughts of the stores flu. ture to more happy ones Of hez own, She tried to be casual.
 "A blue dress?" She gave him an impersonal smile. why? d blue being worn this seasonp" ShC wouldn't let him know how viv. idly she recalled that dress anG his easy compliment. The wound was deep enough already.
 He studied her. T didn't sup. pose you would remember"
 "Rememher9" The right shade of bewilderment In her tone de. nied the swift, sweet stab of pair the memory brought her.
 (TO Be COntanued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27

he would never forgive her.
 But he didn't ask her anything about it.
 And within two hours he had another visitor. This time it was Mrs. Grover about the bicycle.
 Carols eyes widened when she saw the little woman enter the ofilce, Q smile on her tired lips.
 They both must have waited for the Christmas rush to be over, Carol thought TleFvously. Yet two in one day would be enough to convince Andy something was
 "The money you sent" Mrs. Grover began as she met Andy. You have no idea what 1t meant to usl"
 She has no idea what it's going to mean to me, Carol thought grimly as she rose and left the office. She'd walk through the store, 90 to the main oftlce on some pretext. She needed time to think How could she justify her actions without revealing the contents of the will9
 She couldn't do that. She dis- carded the thought before 1t grew to Q temptatlonu. No she'd have to admit her part in writing the cheeks and take the consequences.
 Firm In this resolve, she re. turned to the offlce to face Andy.
 But she found she need not have worried to all. For MT. Herrick was in Andy's ofilce and what he was saying cleared her of any con- nection with the cases.
 You're right, Andy" MT. Her. rick agreed. His voice was sa smoth as cream. T knew we'd regret not returning the money to two such fine customers"
 He knew we'd regret itl Carol suppressed a gasp. The colossal nerve of himl
 well, I believe we would, MT. Herrick. Their attitudes today showed me how much they appre- ciated 1t. I'm glad you're loosen- hlB hp V hbbbS'
 "Yes. After I thought 1t over I allowed the refunds. I didn't bother you with 1t. know you expect me to handle such details"
 "Thats right, Andy told him. T want to congratulate you on your good Judgment"
 His good judgmentl Carol was boiling.
 She supposed she should be grateful that Andy was SO easily duped. At least 1t saved her un. pleasant explanations for the mos fnent. In the meantime the will might be found and she could come out in the open with all she had done.
 And 1t would be found, she was sure of that. Mir. Dearborn had put 1t in some logical place. It be- gan to look as if he had hidden 1t, Why, she could not guess. But, knowing him, she knew that q man of his exactness would make certain that soner or later the will would be discovered.
 Yet where under heaven was It?
 She was. 50 deep in her thoughts she didn't hear Andy come up be- hind her until he said, 'star-gaz- ing, Carol?" His voice was light, almost cheerful. The result, Carol
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
Q SERIAL STORY
BY ADELAIDE llAZELTINE

THE STORY. The terms Of An. efew Deafborn's wlll specieylng that hls secretary Carol, and five ether employees, shan judge whether or not hls playhoy son Andy 6 unnFing the business ac- p0rdlng Co hin ftaher's policy of sseEivos Co the people," put Cr0al, who has loved Andy since girl. hood, in . difacult spot. Although the will has not been found, Carol knows ltB terms, and her heart sinks when Andy, currently fin. VOlveA with sleek Lind . Julian, turns management over Co un- scrupulous MT. HeFrick, whose only Idea h to mak money. She knows that unless AndysAOws
 mora heart he will lose the atOrO Co charity by vote of the "jury" his ltae fathers will pro. vIded for. Penny -plnchlng Her. rick turns down Bill Reece, an emplOye in love with Carol, on repairs for the toyland elevtaor. M8 MeEEaOA RWhAOASD WSBN~ take their toll, CarOI makes cash adjustments to several customers Co uphold the stOre's reputation, knowing to will get her in trouble with Herrlck but will stand Andy in good stead w;si the will Is Eound. Day before Christmas the tOyIand elevator falls, inJurIng newsbOy Nlcky Buck.passing HeFrick fires Blll. BilI, Carol and her roommate, Mary, so to sec Nicky on Christmas day, find Andy there. After he has gone, Nlcky Ieanrs from them that Bill wns not to blame for the elecator accident.
 HERRICK TAKES THE CREDIT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
CHAPTER x

i've been to Mir. Benson's otfce again, Carol" Andy said when he came to the ofiice the day after Christmas. "They tell me all my fathers affairs will be tied up unless we can find the will. In the mean. time the court wants some kind of decord of the storess assets on the day Of his death"
 T suppose they'll require an in- Yentory."
 eyes. They said they would. It'll have to 90 through probaee If the will is really lost"
 "Our annual inventory starts Monday after New Years, Andy. That's Q week from Monday" She could talk of it calmly now. If the will weren't found, inventory need hold no terror for her. "rhat will give us the stock on hand. Then we can add the sales since Mr. Dearborn's death and subtract the invoices to get the amount in the store the day nc died.
 'aThat sounds complicated, but t should satisfy them" Andy agreed. "What record do we Keep of the inventory"
 "Mr. Dearborn was oid-fash- toned enough to keep q big ledger for each year. It lists everything he inyentoried. The Gedgers are in the vault. MT. Dearborn always referred to the preceding year to compare figures"
 Last years record, then, would give the lawyers some Idea ot what to expect, wouldn't it2"
 "YeS. The io40 ledger Is on top, Shall get it for you7"
 NO. I don't need 1t yet. l know the combination Of the vault if it's the big one on fourth floor"
 Tt is. You must have learned it years ago."
 did. I thought I was pretty important to be old enough to open the vault" He smiled crook ediy. T must have been all Of l0."
 "Then you can get 1t any time you want 1t, Andy"
 They had been to absorbed in the conversation to notice that customer had entered the ofiice Carol saw her first and recognized her as Mrs. Milligan Of the sweat" CT episode.
 Mrs. Milligan was smiling. "Is Mr. Dearborn buBy2"
 "No-o," Carol said doubtfully, looking at Andy. She wanted to say something to prepare him for the visit, But sch had no time.
 "Oh, Mr. Dearbornl" Mrs. Miili. gan held . white gioyed hand toward him. T want to thank you for your courteous letter and the check for the sweater. It shows you're doing the right thing. After lai it wasn't so much the 43.e6 as the principle of 1t. Your father used to say. "The customer is ats ways right, Mrs. Millgan.' ! see you're following in his footsteps. Your father was c fine man, MT. Dearborn"
 Andy was too perplexed to ans- weF,
 T want to take back all that I said about not setting my foot in your store again, young man. You can count on me for Q customer
 That's fine, Mrs. Miliigan," he managed to say. I'm glad Dear. boEn'S was Of service to you"
 Mrs. Millgan left and Carol waited tenseIy for Andy to ask her about the incident. What could she tell him? That she htad dis- regarded his instructions, openly dGfied him? Without the will to make him understand her motive
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
cRAMluM CRACKERS
YEAR or ENTERTAINMENT

All was not war and worries in this world of ours during loAl, There were comedians, actors, Rr- lists, musicians, authors and others in the field of entertainment to keep us ai..used and take our minds of other troubles. Answer true or false to these statements.
 1. Red Skeleton, SO called because he's thin and red-halred, became a well-known Hollywood ghost writer
 2. Clark Gable co-starred witi, Lana Turner and Rosalind Russell in movies for the first time.
 3, D. c. French gained fame aS Q sculptor in i94i by carving c bust of President Roosevelt.
 (, Paderewski died and Tschai- kowsky made the hit parade.
 8. John Steinbeck's For Whom the Bell Tolls" was made into q , movie.
 Answers on Back Page)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
ASK LIQUOR CURB FOR
 DEFENSE

Minneapolis-(UP)-The Minne- apolis Temperance Movement, Inc, has asked President Roosevelt to "curb the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages in the interest of national defense, public safety and the advancement of the cause Of democracy"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
BIRDS HELPED

Birds helped in the discovery of America. Columbus altered his course to follow the line of flight of migrating birds, the sighting of which gave the discouraged sailors heart to 90 on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27

sEs soes.ssEs CHssTs .Sss: .,.s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

The party was given by Mr. Jep-
son and his brother. Mr.. c. Robert
Jepson. Invitations were white
with red, white and blue trim.
Cleverly composed. they told Of a
mutual friend Of those present.
Mr.. Carter Crmp, having recently
been conscripted into tho army and
revealed that one Of the hosts. Mr.
C Robert Jepson. expected To he
called in the immediate future
In keeping with this news, guests
were asked to report for duty at
the Bowl on Friday evening
Those motoring over to Seattle
for the affair were Mr.. and Mrs
Dele p. Gunnerson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Vine, Mr. and Mrs. James
Mack Koon. Miss Shirley Melon
aid. sister Of the hride-to-be. Mr.
Walter Prayer Miss Mile Kloep-
per. Mr. Harold Tollefson, Miss
Lois Nelson. Mr. Dean Thompson,
Miss Lois Boyd. Mr.. Forbes Will
son. Miss Clarabelle Gunther. Mr..
Paul Baillie. Miss Betty Weather
man. Mr.. C. Robert Jepson. and
Miss Jean Mcdonald and Mr. Will
lam c. Jepson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Great, Great Grandmother
Welcomes Little Boy

Mr. and Mrs George Dohsriy.
u. Of 2505is 9Th ave. are reoeiv-
Ing congratulations on the birth Of
their first child. a son. July II at
ST Josephs hospital The little
boy il 10 he ehristensd Michael
George and IL welcomed by his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan
sorensen and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Doherty. Nr. all OF this city.
Great grandparents sharing in
the good Wishes are Mrs. Mar
Raret Cline Of Tacoma and Mrs.
Lottle Bedore Of Decker lake.
British Columbia Mrs. Lucy Mac
Donald Of Tacoma j. the little boys
great great grandmother Mrs.
Doherty IL the former Miss Mar
garet SOrensen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Baby Chrisiensd
Al Garden Ceremony

Mrs. Arthur Gilmore and small
daughter. MsrsIsn Craze. NJ HolIy.
scod. Calf, whs hsvs h~sn visit.
ms with Mira alimofss parents.
Mr.. and Mrs q " Weller for tn
past three weeks. isft Thursday ~
plane for hollywood. NJ. Gilmore.
who accompanied his family nessh.
returned 10 hollywood t~a w~ess
ago
During Mrs e.limarss stay hers.
= Christening ~ss held for little
Msrilyn crses in the xsr-isn ~
the Weller hosne or nssliscsou
lake. The christening tock plses
last sunday Afternoon aponsnss
~srs Mrs. O. n Gilmore. . grand
mother ~ the listis girl. and MvM
Everett Jensen. sssisr ~ Mss. Ar
thur oiimoss Ths Rev Arthur
aydow % 81 raai's fAsthsrns
church performed fhs ceremony.
Prior In their departure. ~. ana
Mrs. Robert a. Weller. Mrs ca.
nasss brnthsf and ssstsr.in.iss.
entertained Toe than ~ . family
dinner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
j. w. BiseIs 10 Entertain
Or. and Mrs. Elliott

Dr. and Mrs. " A. Elliott II
Ottawa. Kansas. all be the susais
of NJ, and Mrs }. W. iilssi IT
North steele II this Saturday for
dinner. Or Elliott IL ths pastor
NJ the First Baptist church ~
ottawa. whieh IL tina seat ~
Ottawa university DE has bssn
pastor ~ the church. ~hich IL fhs
largest Baptist church in the stats
II Kansas, for over 10 years.
FOR ~ years. Mr. Hixsi vss
director ~ music IN Dr Eiiiotts
church. Df. Elliott 10 a present
featuring Al the baptist assembly
At Burton. vAshon island. ss he
hAs done on = previous occasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Mr.. and Mrs. Braman
Leave on Motor Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Braman
left Friday morning for San Diego,
California. They will come back
by way Of the Painted desert,
Boulder dam. the Grand canyon.
Zion national park. Bryce canyon
and Salt Lake City. They are
taking the coastal route south and
expect 10 be away two weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Reservations
Numerous
Many VIII Attend
Univsrsi'y-union Dance

numerous reservations
have been made for the "rrop-
zeal Cruise" dance 20 be given
July 26 ut the University
Union club. Decorations for
the dance will carry out a
Cruise Steamer" theme, with
yacht flags. palms and Ha-
waiian decorations being fca-
tured. Music will also carry
out the travel theme. with Ha-
waiian numbers. congas and
rhumbas being planned for
the pleasure of the dancers.
Announcements Of the dance
went out on Saturday.
Reservations 10 date include
those made by Dr. Edwin Warren,
DR. Clifford sayr.. Or. Norman
Dorm. and nessrs Roger sheridan,
J. ". Gordon and party. NJ v
pugh. J. Corning Todd. Frank
GriffthH. Howard Lincoln. I'd.
mund Richards. c. .. Hunter.
Irving Thomas. Edwin Bare. y y.
Arthur E<f~vtu Maffntvfe lama.
March and William Harold John
son.
COMMITTEES for the affair In
elldss. Mr. Victor Vine. chairman.
assisted ny nessrs u. Kent Roth.
srnsl. G Nathan Lynn. James
Mack koon. Henry Hewitt. jr. q.
". Alderman and cefshom How.
land
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Two Honor
Miss Beck
Mrs. Goodsle, Mrs.
Mcdowell. Hosie0e,

Complimenting Miss |. Nancy
Beck, bride-to-be of Mr.. James
Holmes, Mrs. Edward Goodale
and Mrs. Herman Mcdowell
entertained Thursday evening
at the formers home. The
occasion was a miscellaneous
shower and evening of games.
Honors for the evening went
to Miss Ellen Horner and Mrs.
James Rogers.
Following the opening Of shower
gifts by the bride-to-be, a late
supper was served. Guests were
seated at small tables. individual
ices decorated with pink wedding
bells marking each guests place.
Flowers were used throughout the
rooms.
Those present were Mesdames
James Mcdowell. Amy GoOdale.
Alfred Veitel, Bell Neitel. James
Rogers, Joseph Baumgardner. NJ.
A. Mernaugh, Walter DeBord, Will
lam Requs, Mary Driscoll, Ruth
Brenton. Edward J. Holmes, moth
er of the prospective bridegroom,
Harold Evans. A V. Beck. mother
Of the honor guest, and Miss Ellen
Horner.
Your Postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
August 3 is Date Set
For Hughart-Martin Rites
Intervening Time Is Crowded With Social fesivitie.
And Arrangements for the Ceremony and Reception

The last exciting days before her wedding are being
consumed with plans and parties for Miss Dorothy Martin
daughter of Mrs Flora Martin She will exchange marriage
with Mr. Stanley Hughart Of Mr. and Mrs. r. s.
Hughart of Spokane Aug J. in the Roosevelt Heights
Christian church. The home is TO be established in
Pasadena, Calf.
Miss Martin has asked Mrs Norman Richardson 20 act
as maron of honor for her. Mr. Richardson will be best
for the groom. Miss Cora Hughart. sister Of the
prospective groom will light the candles and Mrs Joseph
Horner sister of the bride will sing accompanied by Mrs
Carl Metzener Little Catherine and Hilery Ann Martin
will be flower girls Ushers will be Mr. Leonard Richardson
and Mr. Hilerv Martin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

Mrs. William Aetzener. sister
Of the bride, will cut the brides
cake at the reception. and Mrs
Hilery Martin and Mrs. Howard
Martin. sisters-in-laW Of the bride
will pour. assisted IN the serving
by Mrs. Robert Berry. Mrs Rob
ert Cartwright and Miss Barbara
Horner. Miss Marie Newman will
he in charge Of the guest book.
and Mrs. Ralph Bergt of the gifts.
Mrs. Joseph Dabriski and Miss
Marie Newman were co-hostessss
last Wednesday for a personal
shower in Miss Martins honor.
Pink gladioli and sweet peas made
the rooms gay. and formed an at
tractive centerpieee for the late
supper table. which was covered
with a pink cloth. The evening
was spent playing games.
Those present were Mrs. Flora
Martin, mother Of the bride-to- be.
and Aesdames Robert Cartwright.
Lowell Schulz, Robert Berry. FIR
nest Durham, Ralph Bergt. Irwin
Himelberger. Fred Tuekenhagen.
William Mstzener. Deyish, Ira Ter
gilliger. Harris. Oscar Husebg
sakalis. Andrea. Andrew AcBesth.
Miss Wilma Nelson and Miss
/ Donna Rae M8wfs
A strictly family affair was the
miscellaneous shower. for which
Mrs. Howard Martin. sistsr-in-laN
~ the honor guest. Vas hostess
TIE luncheon table vas centered
wifh sweet peas The afternoon
wss spent playing games with
honors going u Ms Ada Holden
and Mrs. James Blddy.
Those present were Hesds ms
Hilsry Martin. Claude Jewell. julia
Holden, Frances Holden. Oliver
Malcolm % Wilmington. Calf
Orilla Lswrencs. Ada Holden,
Clarence Clayton. Flora Msrtin
and Misses Oriiia Holden and Ruth
Clayton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Ophelia Club
Plans Tour
Members 10 Wait Gsrdsns
OF Wall Suffer

Members of 0phelia Garden
club will have the privilege
Monday Of visiting Mr.. Walter
Suffers Friendship Rockery'
and of hearing a lecture by
Mr.. Suffer on his interesting
Chinese treasures.
Tho garden THUR viii start ~
a.i5 o'clock Monday morning AZ
the floral clock which was 70.
Gently installed in wtlghts park
by the Tseoms Garden club a. .
gift IN the park
From Mr., suffers gardens, ths
group will go 20 ths garden of
Mrs. Charles Jnbnson- where the
hostess will give tain On Acid
Loving Plants" A pot uck lunch.
con will he served In the garden
Of Mrs. Charles Kerry, Luncheon
hostsnsss viii he Mrs. Mason
Jones. Mrs. Gales AecoFt. Mrs.
4 J. jackson and Mira berry
Following the luncheon hnsf. .
general meeting wsli bs held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
E. A. tismsirssis
Return from South

NJ and MFs =. A. Hsmsifs~t
and their son. Han. have Just re-
turned from a t~a rssks trip tn
the south. rhsy we're accompanied
~ their daughter. Miss Priscilla
Hsmssfsst. vno IL remaining IN
Ina Angeles. rlssss n interest
visited ~ The HsmstFsess on th<is
fstufn trip from l1ss AnssIss in.
Guided Boulder dam. ths Painted
asssst. Grand esHyon. nsycs esn~
yon. zion national park and salt
Lake city. They mads the trip ~
motor. taking The eosstAi resfs
south.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Country Club
To Dance
Members Plan Numerous
lrsormsl psrfies

Numerous small parties are
being planned n conjunction
with the sports dance 10 be
given at the Tacoma Country
and Golf club Saturday eve
ming. Tho dance viii he the
second affair of - kind to
- given at the clubhouse this
season. the first being rcuisnn-
hered "a ono Of the ottstand-
lnn events on tho social cal
cndar for the month uF June.
smsns tha=e having already
mad, reservation. II the club for
small parties ara NJ and Mr..
a. n kill~an. NJ ne<ietss ols~u-
dam. r.. Mfs q y Hsvesfi~ld.
Mr.. Nel~-n Davis. Mr.. Clyde
Fsraun.r. Mrs Richard Msc@nn.
isms. winxsts.
An Informal dinner wili proceeds
TIE dance ard faF thnss ~ the
Younger sss VIA ~ sns plan 70 at
tena the dinner : buffet supper
vtll he servsf after the dance IN
shs sF,Ii ruam n ne club
rhs COMMITTEES fef tho dance m
sludss Mf n " Mccain. enair-
mar. Mrs. Harry " Andrews. Mrs.
a. A. chfisteffsT-nr. Mrs. ulensrf
nsfhy. Mrs. !. Wiisnn fchnstnn.
Mrs. Isss Head. Nrs rfsd shane
mar. Mss R~vt s~ssslns. Mrs. 4.
W rsyiof. Mrs.. eurydnn Wagner.
Mas Amy toa Murray. wr WIN
cnnnsr. M James Dempsey. ps.
J W dalllk@ra. pr. n % Hsf.
Finxtoa. M. = Asslinsss. ard
NJ chsris. Chandler
G Center Case and M. nrrh~~-
ira wlli provide TIA music foe the
dsnerfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Tedg Date Revealed Party Friday Evening Olympic Bowl
Miss Jean Mcdonald to Wed
Mr.. Jepson Augustl7
Score OF Friends Attend Announcement Party; Little
Church OF the Prairie 10 Be Scene OF Rites

Champagne glasses. to the stems Of which tied
tiny gedged cards upon which written in gold Jean
and Bill Little Church Of the Prairie Aug Is revealed 70
guests private party at the Olympic bowl FRIDAY
evening the date of the coming Of Miss Jean
Mcdonald Mr. William {. Jepson. In keeping with the
theme Of the party the cards bearing the
tied the glasses with red. white and blue ribbons
Miss Mcdonald the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald T. Mcdonald pioneer Tacoma family. Her schools
are the College of Puget Sound. where she member
of Kappa Sigma Theta sorority. and the Central Washington
College Of Education. Her fiance. of Mrs Christine
At College of Puget Sound he affiliated with Alpha
Chi NJ fraternity. He also student at the University
of Washington and a member of the Bachelor and Eks
eln
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Mrs. Horace Foee Arrives
From Pasadena, Calf.

Mrs Horace Fogg arrived We'd
nesday afternoon from her home
in Pasadena. Calf. 10 spend the
summer here. She will divide her
time between her sister, Mrs. Lyle
Abrahamson and her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
David Fogg Of Gravelly lake. Mrs
Fogg. who formerly made her
home here, made the trip north
by motor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Tseomsns Return from
Fishing Trip 10 Csnsd4

Judge ana Mrs. =. y. Hodge
have Just returned from . fishing
Trip which tbsy msks each year.
T'hsr travel ~ motor up the Carr.
tou highway To Lake Canaan.
T'ha. year they vsrs Kaas s~s
~ssks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Leave by Motor
For Ieton Mountains

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. '. jackson
with their daughters. Doris and
Betty Jane, left Saturday on trip
10 Jackson, Wyo.. and the Teton
mountains. Some time will also
he spent by them in Salt Lake
City. Utah. They are making the
trip by motor.