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Stock and Sales
Diridnnd Ratn Add % Hiph fnW

rim bankruptcy or receivershlp. or being
reore anized under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi annual declaration.
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included Also extra or
extras d Cash or stock e Paid last year.
PAYABLE In stock gDeclared or paid so
far this year hPayable in Canadian funds.
K Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year WV With warrants. XIV With
out warrants war Warrants. Unit Of
trading less than 100 shares; sales are
given in full.
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Cottonseed oil closed unsettled. Bleach
able prime summer yellow and prime
crude unquoted. July, l1.90a: SEPTEMBER,
11.75a; October, IL .49a; December IL .3Oa;
January. IL 32a
Asked. Bid n Nominal
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OIOTallOnS FURNISHED BY National Sc
curlues Dealers. Inc, who states they
DO not necessarily reflect actual transac-
tlons or firm bids or offers, but should
indicate approximate prices. and unless
otherwise indicated, are as quoted by the
sponsors or issuerS
Not quoted by sponsors or iSsuers.
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London Bar Silver
DOMESTIC

LONDON. June 80 R.-Bar silver.
23asd; UNCHANGED. Equivalent $3.50
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London Money Rutes

LONDON, June 30 R.-Money. I psg
cent Discount rates, short bills, 1-32
per cent: 3-month bills, 1 1-32-1ls.
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futures closed 3 to 10 lower

nominal.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
100 lower. Sales. rs contracts July.
l2.25a; September, 1lS6a; October,
IL goa.
Ashed- n Nominal
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, June 30 lP-Cotton
futures were IRREGULAR here today with
long LIQUIDATION offsetting trade buying
8 points net lower.
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tHiCdEO tdNn hdEhel.
Wheat. No. hard. l.04iz-l n5ia
Corn, No yellow, a 4-'4 No. ..
No. !?-7cls: sample grade yellow,
81 o cSa,a Ne. No. l white s6 -
heavy ,39ia.;, Nc, l white. 40: No, =
white, 3S14: No. 2 white. heavy. 40;
No white. 3ziz; sample grade. white. 81
Barley. mailing 55-f5 nominal, feed
and screenings. 45-5l nominal
Soybeans. No. = yellow, I.44-l. .44S4.
Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG. June 80 Pl.-Grain range
TODAY. Prev.
WHEAT High. Low. Close, Close
july -.- .77la .77l7
OATS
July --- 4Oa4 40 4Oi4 Ais
Winnipeg Cash Market.
wheat, No. l Northern IN; No. ?. IS;
Oats. No white, 4O'4; No. 8, 1914.
Baltimore Quotation.
BALTIMORE. June 30 tP'.-Wheat No.
9 red, winter, sarlicky. spot. domestic,
/ 5l2; June, 1.05l2.
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London Tin Prices

LONDON. June 30 lP,.-,Tin easier:
spot. 1855 bid: 1855 IS asked; future
$3.50 bid; $3.50 IS asked
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Government Bonds
Over the Counter
Trea sury.

NEW YORK June 80 LP.-Over-the-
counter United States Government oonos'
e pm. quotationsJ
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CHICAGO Stock Market

CHICAGO, June 30 tP,.-Followinz is
the complete list of transactions on the
Chicago Stock EXchanRe today:
sales. STOCKS Hgh. Low. Close.
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, June 30 Up. - National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc:
CLOSING quotations
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United States Treasury Position

BY the Associated Press,
The position Of the Treasury June q. con
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
CBy Private Wire Direct to The Star

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate Add 90. High Low. Close
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Investing Companies

NEW YORK. June 80 tP,-NatiC
Association Securities Dealers, Inc:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

INTO the fsrd. nred nsrnnns ~.
eh~ssfs ~ill riss. with tr> army
furnishing lnserms~ss~ numh~Fs
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nounoement made by Y. y. Bare
jr.. OF the Griffin Fuel company 20
introduce its new Aberdeen" oil
treated stoker coal just arrived IN
the yards Of the Griffin Fuel Gem
psny.
Bare has spent considerable time
in the east where he conducted =
survey to discover the best stoker
coal for use on the West Coast.
The result Of his findings is The
arrival Of Aberdeen" rtoker coal
in carload lots to insure Inn
mediate delivery in any quantity.
Aberdeen" stoker coal. says
Bare. comes from the famous
Utah coal fields and II oii-treated
to make II dustleSs. IL looks like
good Pea coal. gives off an in
tense fire. il low in moisture, low
in ash. and will not hang up In
the hopper OF coal stoker"
All a stoker owner needs 10 do.
according 10 Bare. to take advan-
tage OF Griffins generous offer is
10 call at the office of the Griffin
Fuel Company and pick up two
sacks of Aberdeen" stoker coal
with the compliments Of the pioneer
fuel dealer.
The offer" Bare went on 10
say. rs in effect only during the
next few days"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Work at Station
To Be Explained

GIG HARBOR A report on
work at the Western Washington
station at Puyallup viii be given
Thursday at meeting OF the
Washington Coop Egg and poul-
try association at Gig Harbor.
starting at 8 p. m. In Coop hall.
Following business a social hour
will be held. The public is invited.
Mrs. John Davies will entertain
the Wanna Social club at her home
Thursday at 2 p. m. Christmas
ideas and suggestions VIII be dis
cussed at this time
Herman Uddenberg Post. V. =.
w, will meet in regular session at
Community hall Thursday at 8
p. m. The ladies auxiliary Of the
post will also meet at the same time
and place.
Playing Stadium sophomores at
Gig Hsrbor Friday afternoon. the
Gig Harbor high school football
team won the game 20-13.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
John Collins OF Gig HArbor We'd
nesday night at the Gig Harbor
hospital. He will be named Richard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Civil Service League Backs
Dance for Army Recreation

A flna for Increased rscrea.
tlonal facilities faF srmy men ct
Fort Lewis Ncchard field snd
Camp Murray ain es started With
an sn-elly dance to he hsid 81
the Century ballroom an Thanks
giving eve by the Tscoms huul-
cipal cixa Service league
IL v. y L<seahaEea q the
fire department has been sp-
pointed general chairman. At the
conclusion Of an interview with
army officers saturday Lsvea-
hagen announced that the plans
call for . COMMITTEES made ur 81
army recreation officers and mem
bers q the Civil Service league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

u adnzntNteF ths fuhd
Money ffum the fund Which u
10 hoped wgn hs peFp<tnsL 9TH -
sp<nt ~ this eommittee -
needed rseFeatsensl supplies far
entertainment - the salSiers
whsls ~ post
Up Il tss tsms. the -. foftss
% Tscamss sffuFs. tnssra enter
tanning 10 army aelshnuHs have
been eentere.f upon their Tins
while On leave ami away fFom the
pest. Army officials are sniiiiy
behind the ns~ plan. - "a filis =
deflnits need n building TIE
neral. Of ths United states army
All prcceeis frem ths big dAaes
after expenses are pad. wiil q"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

- ~ hNAANN - III NEsAN AIlIAAI
When it comes to the matter Of
personal righteousness acceptable
to God. we always fall short. We
may satisfy ourselves some Of the
time. but even At that our con-
science often conyicts Va Of sin.
We may attempt to justify our
selves by declaring to those who
will listen that our intentions are
good and our integrity is not to
be doubted.
But every one of us knows that
many things We do can be and
are questioned by our fellowmen.
They doubt our righteousness. II
we fail to satisfy our neighbor.
who judges US by our actions. and
81 we do not even succeed in con-
vincing our own conscience that
We are what we ought to be. how
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds
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FAMOUS AMERICANS


o<rongn -
III .Iu.~rn rn<ssen. eI<fxym@n
snd sinessnF. - HeEi>s =.
- fle cp<n~a IN ARE ~
nsfs<sa us<~. . seminary
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eork Par no camxFe<<teasi
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Issf seymour Parker 1tlh<ff.
lawyer Ard flnsnsi.i expert.
81 aIs.emfl<id =. ]. After
serving in the Treasury -
p>Ftn<ns - assistant ssefp-
isry. ~ h~s&ns r<rsnsaees
sa~nt general fu< rer~ssfson
payments fram Germany
Under th~ ns~ss plsa IN
ipas De rs@ienea Nc r~ps.
rstluns pu.t IN 1910 and -.
ssms = partner It u y
hefs.s sas sesap~ay.
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You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Dsfsns< Bondsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Divorce DEGREES

Final divorces have been grant
ed Elizabeth from y r. Willett.
Lois X. from Dean A. Slater and
Irene ID. from c. l. Summer.
Interlocutory decr.ts were
given Olive p. from ". ". Rich
ardson. wilma from Merle
Murphy and Bernice from b. y.
Westerlund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

can Ne ever impress God who
sees all thingss That explains
lsaiah's cry. Il am a man Of IN
clean lips and I dwell among a
people Of unclesn lips" And God
says, All have sinned and come
short Of the glory OF God
Meets Needs of Man
The good news of the gospel
lies in this that It meets the need
of men for righteousness, because
IT gives them Gods righteousness.
For In the Gospel lis revealed the
righteousness OF God which comes
through faith in Jesus Christ unto
all them that believe Thus. he
that believes becomes the posses
sor Of the perfect righteousness of
the Eternal One.
This was brought asa gift TO
men by Jesus Christ and those
who accept 1t are its possessors.
And IL Ia well to remember that
men who possess Gods righteous
ness will also themselves be pos
sessed by that righteousness.
Their lives will be in process OF
change to conform to that Of
Christ.
Maybe Old Fashioned
Some will say that this is only
old-fsshioned theology. What II
1t Is? Some old fashioned things
are good. Try 10 live without eat
ing. or sleeping. or friends or
virtue. Not many will question
that we need food and rest. And
certainly the peoples Of Europe
are not starving because they
think IL old-fashioned to eat. They
are starving because the world
has thought the Gospel too old
fashioned to accept. Being igno.
rant of Gods righteousness. and
seeking TO establish their own,
they did not subject themselves to
the righteousness of God"
And the whole world Ia en-
broiled In the horrors which
are the consequences Of subsu-
tuting mans unrighteousness
for that righteousness Of God
which ~ Of faith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
o. Theology
Sflll Acceptable Today
God Offers Righteousness 10 Those
Who Will Believe in Jesus Christ
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON.

nes' oarl T. Ryde pastor Of First Lutheran church.
.T oInhg addressed his congregation On the theme
righteousness Which Is of FAITH in which he de-
men u comes to matter of personal righteousness
acceptance 10 Tod humanity always falls short He referred
righteousness as gift brought TO man BY Jesus
.hrls'' Excerpts from his follow.
very hear OF the Gospel is found in the phrase the
righteousness which is of faith" Here We learn tina, God
VIII give his own righteousness free gift to everyone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
W. E. MOTOR Corps
Will Meet Monday

Members of the Womens Emer-
gency Motor corps will hold their
next meeting Monday at 7:30 p. m.
In the Elks auditorium.
A new class in first aid will be
commenced the evening OF oct. %
in Knapp's Business college. 1t
was announced. and meanwhile all
interested women are invited to
join the volunteer organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Aberdeen Coal 10
Be Given 10 Owners

Two hundred pounds - high
grade stoksr cal given = evsry
staker owner 4 the happy an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Cruise Anticipated
By Girls Club

The annual midsummer cruise
holds the spotlight At the moment
for members Of the Thursday
Night Girls club Of the Y. w. c. A.
They will entertain their friends
aboard the Gallant Lady II on
Thursday evening. August IL.
leaving the Boat Mart in Old Ia.
coma at : o'clock.
Cruising around the Sound. the
party will stop later In the eve
ming for wiener roast At one Of
the popular beach spots. and re-
turn 10 Tacoma at midnight
Miss Dorothy Wilson. acting
club president. is in charge Of
plans for the affair. assisted by
the Misses Sue Matsushima. Ruth
Bunten. Mary Koch. Alpha Rish-
oud. Blanche Sofear and Florence
kimbAll.
Tickets for the cruise are now
available and reservations may he
made by calling Miss WILSON at
Broadway 1902 or the Y. W c. A.
desk. Broadway sisi. before noon
Of August l3.
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Alice Hendry
Again Feted
Popular Bride-Eleet
Honored al Luncheon

Among the many delightful
parties b cling arranged for
Miss Alice Hendry. who will
marry Mr.. Albert Brenninger
on August 20, was luncheon
given last Saturday by Mrs.
Stephen Hale. The guest list
included business associates
and club members. Luncheon
was served from a colorful
table. made gay with cello
plane favors and a CENTER
piece of late summer flowers.
Games were played during the
afternoon. with honors gong to
Miss Clarabel Stevens and Miss
Gunhild Versland After the guest
of honor was presented with gifts
for the kitchen of her new home.
Those present were Mesdames
William Whitnell, George Bills
borrow, Clifton Erdahl. Russell
Carly. Carl Petersen. Osca
Graham. John Malesky. Ferdinand
Lucien. Leroy Virgil. Robert Rupe,
Clayton Lupton and the Misses
Isabel Jones. clarabel Stevens,
Edith La Caille. Gunhild Versland,
Jean Schreiner and Lois De Lay.
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Miss |. Nancy Beck
Honored al Shower

Mr.. and Mrs Al Copp Frances
Parlamanl entertained last FRI.
day evening for Miss ]. Nancy
Beck. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
]. G. March. who will wed Mr.
James Edward Holmes. son ri
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward }. Holmes
on August 14th.
The evening was spent informal
ly. and gifts for the kitchen were
presented to the honor guest.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Beloher. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Fogg. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Geer. and Miss Airline Johnson.
Miss Evelyn Lambert, and Mr..
James Holmes. Mr.. William Keller
and Mr.. Gordon Grant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
August Bride
Is Honored
Approaching Wedding
Prompts Round OF Parties

Mrs. Olaf knudnen was
hostess early Last week al .
party honoring the popular
Young bride-to.be. Miss Gone
Stacey. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. ]. Stacey. who VIII
marry Mr.. Rome Endsley. Aon
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Endaley
Of Colfax. Wash. IN mid
August.
A delightful evening ~as spent
playing Esmes and pf.asntlns ths
honor Eirnt with miscellaneous
Tns FOR her now home. a iass
supper was served frnm . table
charmingiy decorated with tiny
bride and groom standing nn a
miniature bridge placed on large
mirror.
Mrs. Charles Grover poured. and
IN. brids.to.bs cat her attractive
~ decorated cake.
ON thu guest lat wsrs assdsnnss
Clifford Gibson. iisfbsrt schisss.
Aiyoe Knight. r. N Hunt, Charles
North. G. y Glb.on. Harvey
Richardson. Arthur wsilln. W Y.
oorrell. Charles y. Grover. Don
wl.s. sr. Don Wise. D. Mia
Kiosppsi. ". ~. Absisssa. Olaf
overly. Dave Iiibbsrd AMI MisssA
Iayon Richardson. A. ~ Hunt
ana kAthfyns kiesppei
FROM oat If tosn thsfs we're
nrs. Donald Douglass, ~ ana
Mrs.. Agnes Kidd. bosh - Monte.
rsy Park. callf. ara Mrs bonAid
Douglass. 1. ~ sspa. Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

TotG taon a Ssld4uomans uoahV
Tacoma Little Theater
Opens Fall Season
The Women" 70 3. Fia, Play Produced rhh Yer;
TryoU's 70 Be- Held wsdnesdsy. rhu,,ssy ard Friday

Casting and production Of The Women" famous nrosd.
way satire by Claire Booth under the direction Of Mrs
Frankie Fuller. is 10 be launched Al The
ment being made result 81 tho board meeting Of hs
Tacoma Little theaer Monday evening tho Dash fon,
home Of Cecil Fuller.
Tryouts TO be held Wednesday. Thursday and Fri.
day evenings OF this week at the heater pol No st. start
ing 80 o'clock Some S5 Of all types sizes and
ages including girl between 10 and Ia years old viii be
needed for the cast. which includes men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
New Baby Is Named
For Grandfather

Lieut.. I'D and MIS- r. A.
Bennett of Honolulu are announc-
ing the birth of a son Aug. /. The
little boy, their first child, has
been named Alexander George for
his paternal grandfather. Grand
parents sharing in the oongratula-
tons are the Rev and Mrs. A G..
Bennett of Seattle and Mr.. and
Mrs Nels Olson Of Tacoma. Mrs.
Bennett is the former Miss Ruby
Lund of this city. Lieut.. Bennett
has been with the U. 6. fleet in
Honolulu waters since the first of
the year.
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Junior Woman's Club Plans
Dance at Tennis Club
Patriotic NsutiesI' Theme Is Chosen for Midsummer
Sports Affair; Mrs. Thrssher snterisins Committee

The Tacoma Lawn Tennis club has been chosen as the
setting for the midsummer sports dance be given Aug
hy members Of the Junior NomsnS club. Mrs. James
Thrasher entertained the committee for the dance her
home at 6l9 So Proctor Monday evening make final
arrangements for the affair.
patriotic nautical theme viii be carried out IN the
decorations with anchors lanterns life preservers and fish
red white and blue being used throughout the club
house Tables will he arranged cabaret styeanchor and
pilot wheel cuous gayly decorating the white abeeloths
Around the orchestra will be ships railing and palms will
form the background for the musicians.
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The beard meeting Wa preceied
hs . picnic supper. ard 90. at
tended BY Molly 10 rinnsssn.
beard president. Ruth sstAsr.
Helm kstchsn, Kay Taylor. itsl.n
aesdsf Betty walton. erna rillsy
Burke oFmshy. Cecil Fuller. lack
Gordon. william NeDounauE
Salem Naurrs ana iacks Riehl
Plans Tor = season n cumeay'
ssfs drawn up. stlh fiv. ma iof
productions scheduled for this
year Particular smnhssi. !. N 10
placed On modern American oem.
sdy Several -ossshor nrcsne.
,icns snd number ~ ri.s y.ss.
inss -tii slso ~ - THIS years
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Social Events
During Meet
Women Golfers Are
Feted at Fircresi

When play was over Mon
day in the qualifying matches
for the Washington State
Women's Golf association the
participants retired to the Fir
crest clubhouse for a cocktail
party which the hostess or
ganization, the women of Fir
. crest, gave in their honor.
Mrs. y. NJ. Wood. general
chairman Of entertainment,
was hostess for the afternoon,
The weeks program includes
numerous social affairs which add
interest to the exciting sporting
schedule. Assisting during the af-
ternoon Monday were Mrs. George
J. Osgood. Mrs. Jack d. Nell
wrath, Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs.
Everett Mcmillan and Mrs. w. B.
Burns. The guests were welcomed
bv Mrs. L. A. Johnson. the state
president, and Mrs. W. c, Me
meyer.
Tuesdays high point will be the
annual dinner for officers and
trustees at the Tacoma club.
Earlier in the day, Mrs. Alice Mills
headed a group of Olympia women
who entertained at tea, also at Fir
crest.
Wednesday the Tacoma Country
club will be the scene of a tea
with Mrs. Harry Andrews as the
chairman and Mrs. William l..
Ripley as her assistant. Mrs. Minot
Davis and Mrs. L. T. Murray have
been asked to pour.
After the two ball foursomes on
Thursday there will be a dinner
and dancing honoring the players
and their escorts.
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July Rites
Announced


The marriage Of Miss Olive
Porter. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Porter. 10 Mr.. vii.
lard Baydo. son of Mr.. George
Baydo. sr.. was an event Of
the evening of July IL nj nm
impressive home ceremony
which was performed by the
Rev. A. r. NJ. kettner in the
presence Of the immediate
family. White daisies. holly
hooks and gladioli and white
we'd ding bells provided n
charming setting for the read
ing Of the marriage vows.
A gown ~ white chiffon was
chosen by the bride for her mar
rage. With Il she ~ors . finger.
tip length veil. . corssss n hsny
rosebuds and white sweetpess and
a thrss-strand pearl necklace. q
gift ~ her mother.
Mas Helen Baydo VAS the maid
Of honor. wearing a gown ~ sky
blue tulls and = eorssEe % gar
denlss. The brides mother chose
a suit in the same shade and q
similar oorsags
Mr. william Rsels served Mr.,
Baydo Is best man and Miss MI.
dred klinhsrt played the wedding
march. Mr. Harry ksskin sang
Il Love You Truly
There were rs guests At tho 70.
osptlon which followed Mas
Marion Disbrow presided over the
Eift table and Mrs. y. Bsydo .ss
IN charge of the guest book A
lsrg. wedding cake conferred the
collation. table
Guests from n,it of town inelud.
81 Mr.. Ivan Porter. NJ. Albert
Bsydo, Miss Marion DisbroS and
Nj. Carl HaFsn.
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Red. white and blue lanterns will
light the veranda for the dancers
and the windows will be decorated
to represent port holes. TO further
carry out the scheme. Dancing
will be from until / o'clock
Members Of the dance committee
are Mrs. Thrasher. Mrs. Harold
Rock, Mrs. Burritt Anderson. Mrs.
Jerry Geehan. Mrs. Ronald Boyles.
Mrs. p. Frank Jenkins and Mrs.
William Groves.
Reservations for the affair have
already been made with Mrs Mar
ion Edwards and Mrs William
Groves by a good share Of the
members and their guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
To Hold Annual Picnic

Ladies Aid Society Of Zion
Lutheran church, 18th and L SITS,
is planning TO hold its annual
picnic at Point Defiance park next
Wednesday evening. All ladies of
the church and their families are
invited for the basket supper. for
which coffee and cream Will be
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Two Leave "Wednesday
For California

nIss Harriet synisn and ntss
Helen oissn ara leaving ~ train
"Wednesday foF a vacation N Can
fornla. They slil yisst san Fran
cisco, INs Angeles. Lonx ssaeh.
San Diego and spend fs~ days
a. Catalina Island. Beth hiss NY
man and Miss olssn are HnssHDsfs
n shs newly formed Washington
Aipha Gamma charter chapter 81
Epsilon sigma Alpha and plan 70
visit The Los AnEsiss chapter
1hlls in California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
elufs Club Anticipates
Garden Party

Eluta club members and their
husbands will be entertained by
Mrs. w. w. Dickson at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Donald c.
Crawforth, 3716 No. 37th st, on
Thursday. The occasion will be
. picnic supper to be given in the
garden. An evening OF games
will follow.
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Mrs. Frank William, 10
Entertain Club

Busy Needles Sewing club will be
entertained Wednesday At lunch
con at the Dash Point home OF
Mrs. Frank Williams Buses viii
leave Tacoma Wednesday morning
at 10 and II 80 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
VI. W. Wild Most Auxiliary
W;l Hold Annual Picnic

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ard bring Their children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

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