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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Pitfalls of Love >. By A
A SenueL to Marriaqe MeddIerS


know she'll be protected from
that man. also to know we can
keep Dad and Mother In ignor-
ance for a while yet"
He was getting, hold Of himself.
I noted with relief. We would
have a strong young ally in our
search for Marion, / was confident
Of that. and his next words made
me doubly sure Of his eagerness TO
help us.
what can I do TO help right
now 2" he asked. I'm ashamed
OF having played n towards
part 70 long. I'll shower and
shave and dress. and be ready
TO do anything you want inside
Of half an hour"
There's one thing In which
we do want help" ! told him,
but that's tomorrow.
Name it," he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

Then the re
membrance 81
Maron's peri
b a n S h ed m,
qualms. but
tried 20 reas'
sure him never.
theleSs.
"You are
To- ok Bg at
the " or st
possible side
OF this. ROn-
AID" I told
him. There
may he - l
am sure there
fs-NOne eN-
nlaa.Nfa. To-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

THERE WAS such despairing
grief in Ronald's voice that for an
instant l regretted telling him
about Carolyn's recent activities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Miss Ruth DorWin
March Bride to-Be
Reveals Engagement 70
Mr.. John Robert ConkIin

Telegraph wires brought
the news of Miss Ruth Marion
Dorwin's engagement 10 Nh.
John Robert Conklin at a
Valentine party at the home
Of the bride-elect's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. X. Dorwin.
The bridegroom-to-be is the
son of Mr.. +. F. Conklin.
March % has been set as the
wedding date. the ceremony to
be solemniZed in Danish Lu-
theran church in the evening.
Guests who joined IN the eve
ming Of games and court whist
were Mesdames Theodore Clausen.
Ernie Fox. Archie steele, J.. +.
Paste. Ray Woman. Walter knut-
sen. John Madsen, Harold Wang.
Ivan Grant. Philip Olson. William
Hilderbrand. Chris Morgan. John
Jasprica, Ralph Peterson. Herbert
Erickson. Maurice Anderson n,
sister of the bride-elect. p. p.
Conklin. the brdegroom-elect's
stepmother. Mrs. p. X. Dorwin.
and Miss Edith Elk.
Decorations were carried out In
a Valentine theme.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisk 70 Be
Hosts Friday EVENING

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Fisk
will be hosts to members of the
81 Plus study club at their home,
2l30 No. Anderson st. Friday eve
ming. Mrs. Harold Rehbock will
preside over a brief business meet
ing following which Mrs. Ben
Brandt will speak on the trip
around the world which she and
her husband made recently. MI.
and Mrs. Brandt are former mem
bers OF the club.
Current events will be covered
by Mr.. c. r. Miles with "Legisla-
tive Comment" by Mr.. J. l. Rroze.
Refreshments will be served at
the close Of the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Missionary Society
To Be Entertained

Wednesday evening. Al O'Clock
the Misses Edith Hofstrsnd and
Florence Olson will be hostesses
70 members and friends Of the
Young Womsns NissionAry Eoci-
ETY. entertaining in the Doros,
room 81 church There viii bs
election Of officers and an inter.
esting program viii b given.
Thursday AZ ! O'Clock members
Of Circle 7 are 70 b. guests At the
home Of Mrs. Chester Lndstrom.
1903 North Cedar IT. for a des~rt
lunch.
Friday evening. At O'Clock
Girl Scouts Of the city Will give
the program at the Monthly Pam
lily Night which Dill be held IN the
psrIors Of the church. Mrs. A y.
svenson - chairman Of the host
a. committee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

Students al FLU.
Anticipate Mixer
Miss Valentine OF lq@I
VIII Be Chosen Friday

With the choosing Of Miss
Valentine Of 1871 rs the high
light of the Pacific Lutheran
all-college Valentine Mixer 10
be given Friday evening by
the members Of the junior
class. the students will en-
gage in the first of a series
of early sprlng social events.
Candidates will he chosen from
among a group Of Pacific Luth-
efsn goods with three repreaen-
tstives OF each class competing
for the crown.
Cupids. red hearts and red and
white streamers wili ~eharsctsfizs
the valentine motif With Nj
George Thorllefson a. master Of
ceremonies. a program has been
planned for IN. evenings enter
tsinmsnL.
Mlzs Lsnofs Rasmussen viii
present a sbit under hsr 0sn
direction. A trumpet THO rom
posed Of Roy stevens. William
Cannon and Harvey Tolifsldt
will also present numbers. Marvin
Loftnsss. president Of the junior
olass. viii present a short comedy
set For the remainder ~ the
evening the time viii be spent In
play games and .sehottiseh-
lns
Mss Irma North Of Tacoma Is
general chairman for the mixer
and has the following committees
assisting her Misses hsrcsiis
Frederick. Margaret Jensen. Marie
Anderson and Edna Puiyef. sd-
yertlsing Miss Mabel Scott. re-
freshmentA Miss i<nof Rssmils
sen. sklt NJ. BERTH Bllldt. Mas
Valentine chairman Miss Viz
ginis sehreadsu. program; Mr..
Harry Lang. games and "schOt-
tish Mss hina Anderson dsc0rA-
tions Mr.. Kenneth Johnson. door
man. and nessrs Donald ard
Douglas Langsrt clean up.
Juvenil~s Of Topaz %eireis, y %
". viii meet Saturday A. O'clock
IN Pythisn temple Hss Walden
stacy Niil preside IL ths business
session
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Parkland PIT. A.
To Honor Dads

Falkland P.-TA. will celebrate
Dads night on Friday evening IN
the school gym with a party clos
ing the membership drive. Chap
lain Calm r. Jordan will Ia We
charge Of group games for the
mixer.
Mrs. Jordan viii play the &C
Gordon and accompany the com-
munity singing featuring old
time songs.
For Founders Day the candle
light ceremony written by Mrs..
Louise Taylor. Pierre. county
school superintendent VIII be read
by Mrs Harold Keller. Mrs. Phil
lip T. Hsuge, Mrs p. b. Lard and
Mrs. r L. Renvics will light the
candles
supper will BE- sHed by the +th
and 5th grade mothers
Canadian Legion and auxiliary
will hold a card party on Sstuf-
day evening at s O'Clock in Emer-
son hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Drama League ohio Boxing
States Tea Talk ness Lawful
Dr.. Zillmsn VIII Be
Speaker on tuesday

The second Of the Dram
league tea talks is slated "a
Tuesday Al 2 O'Clock in ~
Little theater on ! 81.
promises As much flavor 4
originality as any Of the Ion,
series Of benefits given In the
last two winters.
II was more than war sg,
when Dizzy IlzKie m~odernistis
personificatinn Of Drama League
began to carry her little pig
bank around 10 swell the fund fol
a new thester. Since then mum
berless aspects Of the benefit idea
have presented themselves. until
today the new theater is a reslit,
and = substantial civic enterprise
Drama League has = member
ship NOR. than double any record
Of tho last ten years Tho Lowell,
little white and blue auditorium
with its cheerful red leather chairs
10 as artistic an interior as could
be asked for. The revolving stag'
IL unfolding many possibilities 10,
experimental work
There remain. however. man,
things 10 do To perfect the plans
The lobby. for instance. Is an srer
Of incompleteness. with paint. fur.
nishings and eo%nvenienees still IN
the reslm of hoped-for things
More lighting equipment. ou,sid.
paint and shrubbery- these are
few Of the items which enthusiast.
tic members count m fer the fu'
ture. The tea talks. delightful II
themselves. are also q meant q
that end
When 2 o'clock on Tuesday rolls
around = fun audience win be
waiting to welcome Dr. tAwrenc.
ZillmAn Of the university fscult,
in his talk on the theme. The Ole
Arts Face = New World" Few
people are better qualified 10 De
lineate with wisdom and wit th'
panorama Of drama through TN
ages and Its present day status
as 1t meets the challenge Of new
leisure-more widely educated
people and more discerning thea
ter-goers.
Hostess for the afternoon II
Mrs Homer Tilley. who Will intro
duce the speaker.
Mrs. !. W. Matheson. with her
ticket committee including Mrs
Villa m Jolliffe. Mrs. Harold Mann
and the Misser Lucille and Luells
Faulkner, stand ready io provid,
tickets for this affair and for ths
concluding one Of March Is
Tickets may he obtained at IN,
theater on Tuesday. ss well.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Miscellaneous Shower
Honors Myrtle Baeke

Close friends OF Miss Myrtle
Backe honored the popular fiancee
OF MI Howard knutson at q mis-.
cellaneOus shower on Friday eve
ming At the home OF Mrs. Emma
kvernvik.
Guests invited for the evening
were Mesds mos Laura Knutson.
Peter Esgssbo. Emma kvsrnvik.
Charles Kvsrnvik John serheim.
Chester Eddy. Wiiford Bucklund.
Bill Groves. Fritz swanson. Gust
Johnson. Maren Lee. Casper John
son, John tndsr-Dn. Ed Berg.
Anna Anderson. H.lgs Ecksrt.
Hans johnson. Charles s%gerlund,
Carr Biorklund, Adolph johnson,
Gust Willis mson. Hans Ksmp
Mesdsmes Carl Anderson. Ern-
est Nelson. Martin Lee. Werner
Becklund, Charles kirkvold. HAL
mer Johnson. Andrew R-asmussen,
Matilda johnson. Ted Larson.
Emil Jacobsen. Martin SeLson.
Gust Nordbsrs, Walter Daliss
Robert Smith. Hfns Johnson.
Harold Olson. Gust Hime. Anna
Engysll. Hans Oivrs. Alice Vail.
Sig sivertson. Henry Helt. Carl
Nordberg. Carl nstbisen. sig
G'undberg. Harry Hansen. Peter
Finson. Nymie Erickson. Joseph
Lawton. Hicheal Jennings CHRIS
Sorenson. Lester Trummsrt and T..
n nakinsief
Misses Beatrice and Pos. Name
Kvernvik. Doreas ERgesbo. Grace
Ramp Dorothy Nelson and Betty
Jean Jacobsen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Clubs

Security Benefit association viii
meet Friday evening At q O'Clock
IN Carpenters hall for a social
evening. Mrs Anna Dunn 10 chair
man for the games and lat. sup
per. The public u invited.
Cirei. 10. TnnI,y Methodist
church, viii meet Friday al 3
0 clock AZ the home ~ Mrs. Sander
Martin. 7Oi East ssth st Mrs.
Fred Axiunc j. will assist.
Tacoma sourdough aob will
sponsor = pouuck dinner at $40
Friday evening in Emerson hall.
iI0eIz Broadway. After a short
business meeting there will b.
games and dancing.
Custer Relief corps vii meet
Saturday 1870 potlvck luncheon
81 the sTmory. A Wsshington's
birthday program will be presented
and plans viii be made for a card
party 80 Fishers IN early March.
Mrs.. AolLs Lyine Will pfsssds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Waller Road las,ies
Entertain MotherS

The Waller Road Lassies All
club entertained their mothers at
a Valentine party or Wednesday
at the home n Mrs Gilbert Carl
son Miss Eliza beth Kelley. as
sisant county agent. vas guest
speaker
Guests who attended we're Mes
danes Ray Metcslf, j. Jones. John
Sherman. Cook. Keene. Erickson.
r. Geise and G. Carlson. Misses
Kelley, Shirley Sherman. Maxine
Bite man. Lorrsin. Erickson,
Dorothy Door. Jean Aetcslf. Lor-
rains SchVabei. Frances and Alice
Studro. Mary Lou Gels. and
Nancy Lee Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

fhsss<fsrn ~ r,shsfs 7tuatc
Lnsis n Hsksr viii preside FOUR
A and an pupils viii give = mr.
slssl program. under the diree-
ton ~ Misc Msufsns Wade nla
johanna Johnson. principal. will
lead the candle lighting ceremony.
Mrs W. a. MaSsmsrs 10 hostess.
assisted by the mothers ~ pupils
In Miss Myrtle usfivssnes faous-
sk~snss. rv~sssssi meets Men
day at = o'eiuek IN the school.
with Capt % " ufowa speaking
on Ills Experience. &c = light
house Keeper" Mrs William
wieesinK ~tii preside Beverly
and Claire Ahot~sii will give .
couple ~ tap dance numbers. rms
IL 10 he Dads Night. Qneeps
Dslfsan Miller ~iii give several
original ballads pertaining 10 The
stories ~ Capt uso~n. Mrs.
wlsesiax will he assisted during
tho social hour BY Mrs roy Case.
AFs Gilbert " Richards and Mrs
ionn n Hamilton.
Wsshisstas frs~shs~i meets
Monday ~ 7 ~ 81 the isasas ~
Mrs fssnsEt n Hunt. ssia No.
1Tth. 9Th " - Sinclair speaking
m "Asussi Ifysisss ~ small
Children Mrs STERLING Car
michael ~ilI pssssas. Those taking
part IN the FOUNDERS day program
viii he Mrs Dsis asan~fsen and
Miss jean Mcdonald. Past prsss-
dents ~ ths Washington Pre-
.ho<sl are cordially invited Mrs.
Hunt all 10 assisted by Mrs q
~ Wslas and Mrs. % g alnssy,
wsshississ r~T a meets Moa-
day at 2 s'eioex ~ tss snoai
library Mrs.. itomsr G Pratt ~ifi
prssssis. Fifth KNAPP Lsasfsn
sil play . harp soin Mrs 4
Andersen 10 chairman NJ the after.
noon. Mr.. Thomas a~syss and
hrs Md Nelson Hili present fhs
Founders Day candle lighting
esfsmsny Mrs George barring
anne 10 hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
cad Pin on Local Lanes

the head pin for some fine results.
@. Egrel.ton, stevens q vs,tsr,
had the top for sinEls
game when he whseked 7s5 pins
Tony Tyler, stevens a ve,tsr
soe. needed only one pin 10 sci
up n 600, hut anyway HIS 500 wa,
tho tops last night. Tyler rolled
722 his first game ihsn 7os and
&Onisruns Of ia
Vocational Guidance 80.
Mrs Norsmse smyth, president
~ the Tacoma Quota club. an
nounoe. mat conferences IN vaes-
tionsl guidance will he held satur-
day at / o'clock At naoine's West
srn Institute Mrs winifred X
Richmond. manager ~ the bisis
ness school. and Mrs Danna God
des. department manager of
Rhodes efuihefh. VIII De N
speakers
Anyon. Interested IN depart
ment stnr. work ~ office training
are invited 10 attend.
Quota club is an International
organization composed ~ business
women IN executive positions n
il the aim OF Quota 10 further
sponsor achievements ~ women IN
business. One o. the requirements
for maintaining the charter 10 KiTi
service work ~ any type chosen
blythe local clubs
Members will present other
classification talks on vocational
guidance in the ~s.hs 10 come
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
How Thousands Lose
FAT


Al oFeF ths counfrF tia Pan . ~
p@sinz to srsst uumhers % 49, ZOO
uumsn ~ Ezrt % safely lass IA snd
rszsn thelr natural charm snd srfuc-
tFsreA
Nesn gogHself todaF Gsf = hofL-s -
EruSsasn ssIH = famous EnEfisH for
rulsf. Then ever morning before break
fzs- 49, ere hair i~easpeorful in a gSEs
- Estsr 80 aiss - cot oat fatty
mszu. baxter. cream and Tch psstres
so EEht o. white bread sn1 peisteea
After 4 Sezks NelEa scursslf sEein and
fasf see y you hzFen't iost pounds q
uEIr IA and ssired that Eru.chsn Peel
f = greater slszc4fF. more energy
so IN proved health that % Dften &C
cor pa fzt Feductlen
REFUsE INVITATIONS. Dsmsnd sn1
gsf err ne senuir. krlsrhen ~ "a
NOUS EnElkh formula plain or nfW -
f.r.sc.rr. p.sssnf. Epzrsiirs BofIt
isrts . -...s ard eess eut . trirs arv
cExss Graz r+ns Co. B~FosdHsV
Drug ce. FsylsS Dras acs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
NeWs and Notes of Society. CFY SET BY HOT !Church Gro1
Looking Over

NV ttNk ire FnAAkl
news Thr rntlies aren't likely 10
Fcur unes IN the past nv. years
the rhlis have finished last what
ever chance they hst - coming -
Tor Daylight this seasen went Gin.
merinr when Kirby Higes ths
strong armed pitcher. ~ss sela -
Rrocslya 80 pee 90 ard three
players
The hess the, cas s.r~ TOR
now - - improve s~eusewh.t
81. last year. miserable rec-
erd-sa ven los lsst pet
SGT. 81 sames from the top
and Ia ss.,~s behind the
seventh place nees.
The fhll- need = FecenditicnlnF
Job all exsr but what they need
most - nr-, ha.smsn. q second
base combination. = power hitter
IN the outneld. improved catching
and . eourl. 81 pitchers iiss Inc
one they .oid 10 the Dodgers
me rrethrn. who W. I'm
ished last until he arrived In rell-
saelphis. does the hest no can
with what he has % work with.
but hi. task Tor the coming year
appears 10 he . hopeless ono after
grmpslnx tho rhlillss' roster.
NINETEEN Rooki4s
Nineteen rockies are listed hut
only eve are from class A eiuhs
Two are from class n. six from
class {. Two from class y and tao
others are semi-ptes
The pitts lnreld makeup Is any.
hody's guess. Nick Fttsn. once up
with the As seems tieksted for
first. lie nit al for Baltimore
last season. Harry Marine. Who
came up late last sssson FROM
ottawa teisss O. where no hit
s7s IL likely 10 play second
Roh rrsrsn. isst years
.hortstapi George Jumenvilie.
Marines tesmmafe 81 Otts.
va, and Larry Vile. = s~mi-rfn
from Virginia. win battle for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Mrs. Snyder VIII Be Aloha
Hostess Monday Afternoon

Aloha clubs Monday afternoon
meeting will be opened at $50 al
the home OF Mrs. Frost Snyder,
$40 No. Tacoma ave. Miss Jacque-
line Noel and Mrs. c. c. Hunt will
be the assisting hostesses for the
tea hour which will follow Prof.
c. Eden Qusinton's talk on The
International Situstion." Mrs.
Eugene Churh is the days pro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

sa with Miss Earilss. rrsneirai
F~epsxe<atsnx th< teachers Ms.
Carl fisFx. the mashsrs ard Mr<
a. J Rinker TIE organisation
ssts.~ TT 4 meets Monday
at } eetrsk a th< sennel wIn
Miss Resamnna Rspsss ard Mtss
"A Elssah~th Andersen teachers.
speaking ~ Reading Difficulties
and lses a. nem<ty Them Mr&
" G Dieter viii preside Mr.
Jack Tirp~ar ain lad the n
munlts singing Mrs Ralph John
stone requests /. Frpcst % ~
sale = tickets e ne ufe.amerr
luncheon snd tart party Mrs.
Alien Hughes ~sIl 10 the hasss~-.
assisted ~ third grade mathsv~.
fe~en 0rsae TT 4. meets
Monday ii . e'sipek ia the audi.
gnriam. with he FORREST rrenra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Alpha Study Club
Meet, MONDAY

Mrs. Charles Battin will be host
ess 10 members OF Alpha Study
club on Monday at 2 o'clock AT her
home. <02l No. 18th 81. Mrs G.
u. Blows will present = program
Of current topics and Ms J. y.
Tilton will review Wabash River
by Wilson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Mr.. Names viii Assist
Concert FRIDAY

M. Richard Names, accom-
panied by Miss Jean Stacey. will
be guest soloist nj the Friday
evening musicale OF st. Cecilia
club double trio. appearing At the
home of Mrs. James X. NJ. Fisher.
1910 No. 2sth. Miss Aarienne
Schweinlen will accompany the
double trio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
lea TO Honor
Adviserf

The Past Worthy Advisers club
OF Cedar Assembly order Of Rain
bow for girls will honor all past
worthy ADVISERS and past mother
advisers 81 = tea on Sunday after
Don from 3 till 3 al the home Of
Mr., Cora J.psen. 3sls South d
street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Mrs. Allen entertains
kAinoIer. Club al lunchee

Mrs. Jesse Allen entertained
members Of tho Minglers'club at
luncheon and an afternoon OF 500.
Honors went to Mrs. George
Sha ndrow. Mrs. Mary Clark. Mrs.
NJ. Moore and Mrs. Al Lorenz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Girls With Surface
PIN PIES
Beat Get Bates!

cr8si -ords. Dst use-no one h.s a
ptmpiV-AscsIrg Enh-Ha nsFer stfrsctfEe
ard Away srnhzrrs.sins-bgt oorf b. d.
oour.se1 Fer year tkoGssn1a ~ yong wen
and women have PIT their fsitn IN Polar
Ointment and Ps<m Sosp-rhen s1t<rs-
ally caused. unfiyhtis acne ptnpl- erIhE
misery and loneiine>.
P0zn. a eoneentrztss ointment. eaxfs bgt
ffty eents-tU =. Per real relief sss Pess~
Oi,frsrt .eeorsins to ~1pse 1irs~sssns 80
eiss~s - the psesaEe ard ksip ,ssr e>~-
pi~rse r~psis rs lsveiise~a sold ~ srss-
rsAs fer sssrfy Is yesn-st sss - g>><
Adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Mrs. Wsfbufson
VIII Entertain

Mrs stanton Wsfblr,on ~iii On
terrain msmbsfs of illsma On Mon
day afternoon al z oeloek At her
hons si07 No. 22nd st. for The
regular study msstins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

Eagerly awaiting the annual founders day banquet. to
e held in the crystal ballroom II The Hotel Winthrop Thurs
lay 1t 80. are the presehocl mothers. fathers and friends
Z Tacoma.
= Mrs. Maynard c Faleoner. director. win preside and Mrs
Adler. assistant director. VIII he tho official hostess in
sharra 81 the hnnnr xaIes4 table
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

y WIS va HAHA -
la.mil Adler. assistant director
charge 81 the honor guest al
" Greetings vill - extended ~ =
lnamesF Al proninsnt people IN.
a'uatnn superintendent ~ schools
steward n coota Mayer Harry y
irfain. Nj = y stewart ~ Inux.
casw. president - TIC Washing
ksp Cengfvss 81 rarents AMI
Teachers and Mu |. q oosrlnKs
Seattle prsschoei dsFsctot
I Other prominent guests inslusis
srs Roy uoelser. rayaiiup esun.
al president. Mfs riwen nnyt
rounasf q prsscheel Me- William
= iAnaesfs. Seattle eaunsil efssl.
sent. Nj. John } rsars. state
nr~seheei chairman Mra lana
rchwars. founder nv. N u
vllksnsen. national vice president
snd Mr.. J v Harry. Pierce county
.%oaneii president
Acting 10 teastmlstress pro.
grom chairman Ars Thar g
Nllefsnu has planned an stsfse.
lvs program. she mas secured
spissn r \ coFdlli. chsplsla .,
tcchaFa stsld. sha will speak IN
Preparing the Family for Home
efsnss Harry Wade viii slnf
group 81 songs and viii he se-
.nmpanled ~ Miss claire nfus.
soit
A group ~ priesthood mothers
stil present . play A Pageant -
Told by Candies Nj. y ~
wtd.nef will 10 The reader and
other characters ~lll be played ~
Mssiamss J u shotweii. ciinford
Weeks. Sterling Carmichael. " n.
Emery. Thomas itsksr. X
swinney. and q q oidins Pre-
osdlnT the play Mrs Clarence
iyonsis viii sins Give Ne Life
and after Follow the gtesm She
viii he accompanied hy Mrs ~ N
cobbstt Mrs. Lima sehwars viii
lead the group In the Lprd's
Prayer
Mira David Weed. social chair.
man, and her committee. Mrs
George Chihuly. Mira " n polsn,
Gordon NJ naird and Mrs John
HUT, ara being assisted with deco.
rstions by Mrs. n ~ Hafag. Mrs
" Nelson, Mrs y A. Gfagr, Mrs
j. ~ Nyesasrd Mira Jo. Thomas.
Mfn Larry Hansen. Mrs Il L.
Houts, Mrs ~ 1. White and Af.
W. " Joy. Mrs polsn has charge
Of the complimentary ticket. and
Mrs. Baird. publicity
Reservations will he taken un.
~ noon. Feb ~. by Mrs. laird
Garland 7s7s or by Mrs Thomp.
son, PROCTOR 5os7.
ushers that evening viii in.
clude Nssdamss J - shot~ail
Elmer fsgan. Glen Anderson. David
wood, and George rhibuiy
SATURDAY
Mar t.sss rf~~sh..i 10 spans
sorins a 'rsisphons Card Party
In The homes ~ ia members ou
ssiufdsY. Bridge. plnoehls and
800 viii he played. Hostsasss aIl
DO Mechanics Erie Erickson. Larry
Hanson. x l. cadlsu. oito Marh.
Carl Miller and Robert Frslshssm
MONDAY
Bryant P-T a meets Monday
at 30 IN room J II tho school
Mrs . y FuilaRsf wlii INTRODUCES
the speaker John BRENNAN, 3ils.s
topic 10 Customs and Manners ~
Our tatln.Amsfiean H~rlrhsspfs
Mrs. c1sfsnes Lyonais ~iu pfrsld.
and Mrs y. ~ Waits Will be tins
sol"ist Mrs. a. J. hinhsr 1lii
speak 81 the "Ailssiaatss Aians
the Way In eomm.mofatiea u
tosindsrs day Mrs. W. q sails
10 hostsss and VIII 10 assisted BY
1rs, HinAsr aud Miss Elsls Eos.
iish a birthday cake and esndis-
lighting ceremony gill bs present.
speaking On Democracy" Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

Mar tsa. Priesthood 10 spsn.
soring a Telephone Card Party
IN The homes ~ ia members ou
as,ufasy. Bridge. plnoehls and
800 viii be played. Hostsasss aIiI
DO Mechanics Eric Erickson Larry
Hanson. x l. csdlsu Otto Maffh.
Carl Miller and Hobeft Frslsnssm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

DAYS Tailored Wear \ Mueller
Iarkins ! broadway Alleys =,
Broadway Beauty Salon l Thomas
footing J Central Bank 1.
TTy ASSOCIATION
TILE TOURNAMENT
All entries we're in for the city
lAmplonship tournament Friday
orning and Secretary Vance Nc