The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Valley Church
In Homecoming
Delegations From
Tocomo to Attend

FUYAILUP - With delegations
from churches Of Tacoma and sur
rounding communities ~ guests.
the First Christian church viii
hold its annual homecoming serv-
ices Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Rev. Give Taylor. the pastor.
viii preside and Rev. Lee Ferguson
of Sumner win preach the sermon.
Special music BY the choir directed
by Rufus Fairbanks. with Mrs.
Madge c. Hurd accompanying. viii
include the anthem. Make a JOY
full Noise Unto the Lord"
At .. m. q basket lunch will
BE- served followed by n program
during which there win be greet
ings by pastors and lay members
Of various congregations. Among
the quests win be Rev. and Mrs.
Carl johnson Of the First Christian
church, Tacoma; Rev. and Mrs..
Clark obsrlies and Judge and Mrs.
u. Z. Harmon. Lincoln Park
church, Tacoma; Rev. and Mrs.
Merlin Hin and Rev. I. T. Shaw,
Mckinley Park church, Tacoma;
Rev. w. A. Moore. Tacoma; Rev.
and Mrs.. Leroy Applet. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Stone and Mr.. and
Nrs- George HUMPHREYS, orting;
Rev. and Mrs. jackson Bailes.
Sumner; Rev. and Mrs. c. Leon
ard. Auburn: Rev. and Mrs. N. Oh
son, Kent; Rev. Walter Givens.
Vancouver, WASH; Lawrence Dos
sitt. Eugene. Ore. and Mrs. James
Mercer, secretary Of the Women's
Missionary society, Tacoma.
Insurance. Law Explained
Miss Bernice James. in charge Of
the Unemployment insurance de-
partment at Tacoma. was guest
speaker 1T the Chamber Of Com
merce luncheon Tuesday. explain
ing the act n IT il now set up.
Miss Jones urged that employers
watch the Unemployment lists for
people who have quit their jobs or
been discharged and cooperate
with the unemployment insurance
department to disqualify those not
ENTITLED to this compensation.
Howard Root Of the employment
service told Of the government
training courses now being given
airplane and shipyard workers.
Paul Hanawalt. superintendent Of
Puyallup schools. announced the
opening of night school for adults.
beginning Oct. Is at the high
school.
A motion was passed directing
Secretary Rex Kelley to write a
letter of appreciation to County
Commissioner Robert Gleason for
his assistance In completing the
fill on 72d at.
Building Totals Up
Building permits for September
were $l6,S60. according to the
monthly report released Wednes-
day by Acting Fire Chief Luke
Caraway. This total includes s14.-
$50 for erections: $3.50. repairs;
$500. alterations. and $500 for en-.
largements. For September last
year total permits were Ss,265
During 1e41 up to October /. tn,
building inspector has issued per
mits amounting to s25e,a25 a
against S114.75s for the sam,
period in 1910.
The executive board of spinnin,
PIT. A. will meet at the schoo
Thursday afternoon 1T 2:30 will
Mrs Herbert Stout presiding.
Hosie.. 70 Group
Mrs. J. N. Jones. jr. was hostes
for a group Of friends at her home
302 9Th St, s. W.. Monday eve
ming. The evening was spent play
ing games concluding with re
freshments. Guests included Mr.,
Leo Morand. Mrs. Reuben Larson
Mrs. Gus Mankertx, Mrs. Ann Me-
man, Mrs. A. H. Baumbach an
Mrs. Earl Palmer. Mn. Moran
and Mrs. Mankertx were the priz
winners.
Miss James WEEDS
IN the presence of so relative
and friends. Miss Doris jane
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
James Of Route 5, Puysllup an
William Fletcher, u. s. navy. /,
Alameda Cal, were married Sal
urday evening in the Church of Ii
Naxarene with Rev. Willis Clar
reading the service.
The bride was given in marrias
by her father and attendants WEI
Mrs Clarence Skellett, sister /,
the bride, and Corporal Clarens
Skellett Of Fort Lewis. brother-il
law. The groom's brother, Donal
Fletcher. sang. accompanied
Forest Strayer.
Following the ceremony a recel
ton was held at the home OF M
and Mrs. Skellett on East Ma
ave. Mrs. Fletcher is q form,
student At Puyallup high school.
MEET WITH CHAMBER
Members Of the Young Men
Business club viii meet with Il
Chamber Of Commerce Frids
0Oon af Hofel Winfbrop u-h.