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Evening star., 1941-05-26
New Orleans Prices

New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, May 20 (P.-Cotton
futures were irregular here today with
trade buying offsetting hedge selling and
long liquidation. Closing prices were
steady unchanged to three points net
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Chicago Stock Market

CHICAGO, May 20 .lP,.-Following is
ChlcaRo Stock EXchanre to-day =.
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u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK, May % 0P.-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds:
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
By private wire direct to The Star.
Stock and Sales

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close.
Aero Sup B).30g ! 5ss SIS 5%s
Air Invest war. 5 h Is Is
Alumni Co Am 2g 450s 124 12O 120
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FOREIGN

Parans Brsz rs 5S- 1871 Is 1874
WV With warrants XIV Without war
rants. New. ST tstp) Stamped.
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Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK, May 26 lP.-Nationsl
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
MennOniteS, 10 South
PICTURESQUE pEklklsYLvAfalAkss
SEEK FAR AWAY GREEN
PASTURES
PASTURES

eLANCASTER. PA, Aug. -
R-A young Mennonite's re-
fusal to have his photograph
taken for = passport disclosed
today that Pennsylvania's pict-
uresque plain people are seek
ing greener pastures IN 8outh
America.
The promise of free frontier
land in Paraguay, where they
would not be vexed by such
North American matters ~ crop
restriction, conscientious object
ions TO military service and con-
solidated public schools, has
causer the Mennonitss to con-
template Z migration.
TO BLAZE TRAM
Their plans became known
when Il was learned 1S-year-old
David Newswanger had Been se-
lected BY the sect to travel 70
South America and spy out TIE
land.
But the photograph barrier IN
tervened. NswswHnpef and .
o-relieioniSk. Joln ~. Martin
visited In slate depor tment u
Washlngtsa end Gep1p1no4 ~
taking = ysessres 49, .shi1 -
By their Church'S rSIoa 10y
osked u flnoeFpeints would - =
suitable subelituts and were ~
hey wouldn't
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

OTired businessmen who want
10 yet away from It all or
young men who feel m obstruc-
ton to their progress on every
corner might well take . spin out
to the middle Of Lake st. Clair,
near the two old lighthouses.
There, anchored to two poles
in II feet Of Shiny mud, Il the
fishing -scow summer-home Of
two Mount Clemens youths who
are turning demands for min
nOws into 3 profitable business.
The boys are Bill, 10, and Bob,
II, sons Of william Gasow. cess
South River road. Bill, the skip
per, enters in engineering
1t Michigan State College. He
graduated from Mount Clemens
High School In 1o41.
GONG FOUR YBABS
Il was four years ago that Hill
and hi4 dad hit upon the idoa
Of laying traps for mipnoWU n
the lake. and catering ~ loco1
snd Dstroit fishsrnGn. ~ nSgk
they used . rowboat. Th0 DllI
decided 10 build , houoe-boot
and 6tay On The water III sum-
mer.
: The original boat 1osted twu
years, when Bill bouGht TIE proo-
ent home from . ng6oit man. u
- 40 ~ lea& - - ~ =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Hall
Plans Progress
.WPA Gets Formal
Applieation

"A service center in Mount
Clemens to care for recreational
needs Of Seifridge Field men
moved Z step nearer actuality to-
day upon formal presentation Of
plans for the project to District
WPA officials At Detroit by
Mount Clemens city officials.
Ordered by the City Commits
sion July ~ to take action, the
city officials submitted plans
prepared by City Engineer Earn
est Pettingill and requested q
wPA grant of $4,000. Pro-
posed location Is the old Park
Hotel site.
Regional director d. E. Proc
tor, Defense Recreation Coord-
inator, told the officials that
This department would give inn
mediate attention to the propos-
al
In the group which visited De-
troit were Mayor Don Weston
dorf, Pettinsill. Harold H. Lind
sey, chairman Of the Selfridge
Field Building Committee. and
Attorney Henry c. Reese. II
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Band 10! Play
Final (oIllerf
Summer Season
to End Fridsy

oClare A. Wigell's Mount
Clemens High school Band will
present a varied program Friday
night at 0:lS o'clock from the
steps of the Public Library In
the final concert Of the summer.
In revealing the program, WI
cell announced the following so
loists will play: Herbert Martell,
tuba; Bob Mckenzie. cornet; Wes-
ley. Marta, clarinet and Louis
Rubin, cornet.
The program follows.
i Star Spangled Banner; Wash
iAgtcn Post March, Sousa; Desert
SONG, Homberg: My Buddy, cor
net solo, Kleffman; March OF
the Trojans, Van Buskirk; Lou
ise Overture, Schmidt.
Stupendo, Tuba Solo, Bharm-
stedt; Officer of the Day, march,
Hall; Little Gypsy. Overture,
Yoder: Pepperino, clarinet solo.
xntrssen; His Honor, Fillmore.
Tea for Two, Youmans;
FRIENDS, cornet solo, Smith; Fl
Captain, Sousa; Spirit Of the
Slojlx, Guthrie; The Marines
March. Chenette; Star Spansled
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Call Meeting
on Recreation
Group to Discuss
sstfridsS kssds

"A group of 10 prominent
Mount Clemens persons will
meet tomorrow noon at Gordon's
Grill to discuss the recreational
needs of Selfridge Field with
.. E. Proctor, Federal investi-
gator In the defense recreation
program, and his chief, Director
Robinson. Representatives from
the Field have been invited to
attend In addition to the follow
ing:
Mayor Don Westendorf, /. A.
Hartung, secretary of the Ma
comb County Social Welfare
Commission, George Hargreaves,
district manager Of the Detroit
Edison; Attorney Henry C..
Reese, Ralph Clark, district
manager of Consumers Power;
Harry Malbin of J. H. Malbin &
Sons; Attorney Hugh H. Neale;
the Rev. Harold Rosebrook, pas.
tor Of st. Louis Church; and Rev.
Harold Hayward, pastor Of Gil
bert Memorial Baptist church.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Lions Club
POWWOW
Underway

= with the day blessed by per
feet woathsr, ~ fourth annual
Liosss Club roWwow got ulhAer-
sfay- this morni4a ~ "a eppr0x-
finas61S 70 men tG ~ - tha
golf tournament. = ~
The gun was .rvsfsn bst ! sen,
tie breeze kept the ten1fa>nre
down. Perfect weatk1r was
forecast the entire day Ia
More than 500 men had regis
tered by 2 o'clock.
The advance ticket sAIe indi-
Gates that $50 men, the Largest
crowd in the history Of the
Powwows, will Be on hand be-
fore nightfall.
Four outstanding golf pro-
fessionals will take part In =
two-ball exhibition match start
ing at 5 this afternoon. DREW
ing for the cash prizes y schod-
uled for 4 o'clock, while ent9T-
tainment witt b. continuosag
from Z o'clock on.
The event Is staged to secure
funds for the Lions eye con.
servation program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

II the church fathers decide
Newswanger cannot accept A
American passport under thooo
conditions, ne would hdNe The al
tentative Of travelling % = Haro-
guayan passport, min0sS NJ
photograph. He would not havs
the protection Of tho United
States while travelling.
SECOND EXODUS
Migration Of the Mennonites
would b the second exodus
from The Pennsylvania Dutch
country In . year. Many q
their neighboring Amish already
Sss l1ENN0NlTK0 6aeo )
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
IA Drahees
are Rejected
~ Others Reach
.csass eFsas. III.

ese l0ur HlacUssib C6dnsy
sS1ecteet reached Camp Grant.
Ill.fa4 . q. m. after induction
int the United States Army ut
Detroit yesterday morning.
Fourteen other selectees fail-
ed 70 BASS the medical exannin-
alton and were rejected. The
record by board follows: Board
No. liz accepted, Z rejected;
Board No. 2: 80 accepted, 2 re-
jectGd and Board No. 3: - &C.
cepted, B rejected.
Cit Kroner. chief clerk for
Board 4, said the district hopes
to reduce the high rejection RI.
ito BY continuing the mass medi-
cal examination idea that was
inau6 ueited Friday morning at
st. JoG6ph's Hospital.
KRONER yaid 70 men Wilde
examined Friday by specialists,
physicians and dentists
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Youthful Son Of Duce
Lived Dangerously
ITALIAN ARMY CAPTAIN KILLED
IN CRASH OF PLANE NEAR PISA

which action in three wars had
been jammed, along with the
thrills Of transatlantic flight,
air and motor racing.
In Ethiopia Bruno Mussolini
bombed the armies Of Halle Sc
lassie, in SPIN he bombed Ali
cante: HaIfeleAIp yslepeia and
war 10 oosG boG1bs ever fall
ing Tradiee 81 fIe1er took part
in raids ssaia Ne Greeks and
otlSer 1GediteF1 Nh operations.
The last iiIc ~, the italian
raAio said, I'm actions over
- centraf Mediterranean,
where Bruno 1owed great
daring" and sc00 Ing flights ov-
er Malta. Not &ng ago he was
placed in command Of IAN i'm
portamt detachment" of long
range bombers, also serving as
q test pilot.
BOXING FAN
He was one of Italy's greatest
boxing fans, being president Of
the Italian Boxing Federation. ,
Bruno was married In 1898 to
Gina Ruberti. They had one
child, Marina, now II months
old. The death leaves Premier
Mussolini with four children,
Countess Edda Ciana, 80, wife Of
foreign minister Count Galeaz-
70 Ciano;; Anna Maria, IL, Wit
torio, "a. and Romano, Is.
The italian radio announcer,
breaking the news to the nation,
said that Bruno could be CON
sidered as having fallen for his
country" He always had civ
ed dangerously" the broadcaster
said, calling him lone Of the
most representative members of
Fascist youth"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Mrs. Harms Wins
$50 Cash Award
$40 Award Possible
Next Wednesday

oMrs. Ernest Harms, 270 Jones
street, yesterday won $40 when
she cashed a five per cent cou-
pom at the weekly Appreciation
Day event.
A $40 major award will be
possible next Wednesday when
the event is held on the island
across from the Jewel Theatre.
On the committee in charge will
be Frederick Schultz, chairman,
GUY Verkler and John Jarchow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Bike-Rider, !,
Hurt in Crash
Theodore Hossrsann
ceIlidss with Cor

. Theodore Hagemann, Z, los
North Rose, was injured at $40
p. m. yesterday when he collld.
Cd with . truck while riding
4 bicycle on Cass avenue nea-
Moravian drive.
The younsster was ridin g
Franeis O'Donnell. ~, Ill
North Rose. con the handlebars
Of the bike when he feportedly
ran int . truck driven~ IL
Frank Relnhold. 80, 70 Eas.-
rsar, which was backing out Of
Z driveway. He fell from the biz
cycls ard cut his head and left
g, ss,sa = yss.sA ',s..s-
~ .s.-..-,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

NROME, Aug. 7-(R-Captain
Bruno Mussolini, %, second son
Of Benito Mussolini who obeyed
his fathers motto, live danger
ously," was killed today In the
crash Of Z plane he waS testing
near Pisa. a. s,...,
"This morning Captain BtUtsG
lGuspolini died gloriou6fy ne1f
r1so following m accident In the
Night OF m Experimental plaAs,"
said the official announcement.
THRILL-PACKED LIFE
Thus ended Z young life into
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

Wanted to Go
to Jail But
Still is Free

nST. CLAIR SHORES - Tom
Dickman. veteran st. c hair
Shores fireman sentenced to Is
days in Jail last night for q vio-
lation Of the village plumbing
ordinance was emphatic in tell
ing bystanders, In telling the
police and In telling the press
that they're afraid to put me
in jail"
And today he is still at Ii
berty.
SIS OR Is DAYS
Dick m q n, arrested by st.
Clair Shores police on q warrant
sworn by Louis Swartz, super
intendent of the Water Depart
ment, denied his guilt when
called before Justice John Fist
Ter last night, was found guilty
and was given the alternative
of paying $2s fine or Of serving
Is days in the county Jail.
"I'll do the is days" Dick
m Z n announced vociferous'y
challenging officers to take me
to Mount Clemens right away
They didn't. He remained ION
duty'*in the Shores firehall all
night whence, by telephone he
informed The Daily Monitor,
that If he were actually taken
to Jail "I'll blow the lid off
things around here"
APPEAL INDICATED
This morning Police Chief
Harold Lanstra first Informed
The Daily Monitor that Dick
man u on his WY - The soAanty
3tsi!; W.! sEtsEs checked l...d
hours later no 'pfisoner ~ the
nanae Of Dickn2sn had 6ecn
booked. Again contracting Chief
See FTREAGAN-Page !
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Iwe D,lIl r. ] ! ! !
6lanIed by (elIllill ssle1

oTwo building permits md M
soft drink lice3ses were 1ppFov-
Cd ~ the City CommisoiOn 100
ito regular mseting last night.
Building permits were ie0ued
to Harold Krape1neek, a1tera-
tions 70 home On t1pdstwyck, a.
600; and TO the Kings Daush-
tiers, building alterations, 500.
Licenses were granted 70 Ho-
MGR Reed and Ken KillewAld.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

Expressing concern lest delays
disxIpt the Ariny's plsKSs tor
s&rfisoning distant outposts, ID
ninistration leaders worked to-
dry fora Senate showdown on
legislation to extend the rank
and files military service ii
months.
Senator Barkley of Kentucky,
the Democratic chieftain, in
formally asked opponents to
agreet.tp drastic restrictions on
debat1ktn an effort TO reach q
final vote before shutdown. De-
spite q mild limitation now in
effect, the chamber consumed
See DRAFT-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Senate 0kays
IS Month Draft
Extension Bill
Admin strotion
Plan Approved
in Upper House

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7-(R
With administration forces in
command the Senate voted to-
day to keep Army selectees, ma
tional guardsmen, reserves and
enlisted men in uniform 10
months beyond their present &C.
tive service periods. Z
After beating off a Republic
can sponsored attempt yesterday
to limit the extra duty require
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
MiIl1lOws and Profits
ENERGETIC MOUNT CLEMENS YOUTHS /.
DEVELOP PROSPEROUS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS

In half, and sold the part he
couldn't use for 800.
HOME AFLOAT
For . while, Bill came home
quite frequently, but now his
home for the entire summer,
See MINN0WS-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
D0lDk Youth Fstes
uII teuIf IIlsl

opsui 0econa, 10. siss Super.
Tor, Detroit, was hound over g
Circallt eourt by Justice Donald
J. pnrene yesterday aftemooq
an p1nco6 - -, 90 bond wnen
10 Waivod exAsltination On .
bcook1na IA entprlng charge.
~0oeon6 s5)ns srrs(oQ1 y noee-
w ~ - Aossx
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Boy. o. Loses
Finger i'm
Accident

OHarry johnson, o, 3108 Forest
drive, Mount Clemens, IL re-
cuperating in st. Joseph hospital
today from IN axe-blow which
cut off his right forefinger yes
terday.
The boy, stepson OF Carl
Nickel, was playing with George
Walters, Nickel's nephew, And Z
14-year old companion Cd tho
edge Of . woods on Sugarbusl1
road. north Of Forest avenue
when the l4,ysqr old boy acci-
dentally hit hiS HAND. which wAe
resting aUninst . tree stump.
He yves taben to the hospital
BY Deputy Aiehard Peafshll.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Dust Storms Prove Barrier

.oCAiRO, Aug 7-tAP)-Heow dust storms in the North
African desert limited British rorg activities at Tobuk be-
seoed lbyon port but the middle command reported to-
oy hot one petrol ottocked Axis under Of dusk
ond returned with prisoners and weapons.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Axis Planes Raid SueZ

ocAlRO. Auo p tAP)-Axis bonbers roded the Suez
Cono Zone eory odoy killing 80 persons and woundng s.
and domoona property Eeyption cornunque said High
explosives and ncendores used Cairo itself had
olornn but no bombs
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Moore;s Condition
Reported Fair

. Road Commissioner Bert
Moore, who was taken Ill Tues
day, Is resting fairly well" In
st. Joseph's Hospital. authorities
said today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Two British Destroyers Hit

oROAE Aug 7-tAPl- -toIion torpedo lounchng pones
hit two British desoye in ottock British naval tor
notion II the Mediterranean and British erchont ships
tooIlno 900 sunk by toion submarine in
the Atlantic the high commend reported today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

WASHINGTON, Aug -
R - The war department
said today that officers and
men in the Army now totaled
1,531,800, including 669,500
selective service trainees.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

oKat1 xsltx, IN II year old
Pair Haven boy, was injured
yesterday. N q. fall from . hay
wagon "a his fathers farm. II.
YVES taksn b. his parents 70 the
81. Joeeph's hospital whore h:s
eondltien wss. reported today -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Alasksns Hear Bie Gums

%osko defense commend firing forget soetse Cook
inlet Yesterday cove Anchorage residents deo Of whot
var is like Practically everybody in town quit work ond
Dishes E
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

ment to one year, the chamber
adopted an amendment by Son.
ator Thomas (D-Utah) to pend
ing legislation. fixing the max-
,imum service liability of selec-
tees, guardsmen and reserves at
2h years, instead of the present
year. Men who. enlisted for
three years could be retained
"A years. The vote wis A to
20. sas ~ 1s
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Jap.Russian Clash Denied

oMOSCOW Aua 7-(AP)-The officioi news oeency Tos
said todoy II was authorized deny reports tho Jopone:
and Russon troops had coshed the Aur River or es
where
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

Luftwaffe Sinks Vessel

oeeRLIN. Auo. 7-(AP,-The uftwoffe hos sunk 10000
tnn merchontship off Crome Enolonds southeastern
eoos ond doooed four other freohters informed Sermon
sources said today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07

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the villaG
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ne said. ' ss.|S 3 ,sIs '||
a quoGkion Nh
many peop1e
discontinuing ~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
p. L. g. Plans
Gym
Miss WalIen Chairman OF
"Get-Acquainted Event"

With Lets Get Acquaint-
ed" as their theme, Pacific
Lutheran College students
will be hosts to new students,
freshmen, and faculty men,
bers this evening in the col
lege gym commencing at 3
o'clock. Miss Kathryn Wallen,
junior and president of Delta
Rho Gamma, is chairman OF
the evenings festivities as
sisted by Olav Sofa. president
of the student body.
School activities the year around
will be stressed in the decorations
motif of fall colors. Fall greenery,
balloons overhead. and crepe pa
per will complete the arrange
ments.
Program numbers will be given
by the different members Of
classes. Juleen Mattern will play
a piano solo entitled "Golliwoggs
Cake Walkp by DeBussy. Gig
Svare. president Of the Choir OF
the West. will sing several selee-
tions including the Desert Song,
accompanied on the piano by Miss
lice Rod. A violin rendition of
"Gondoliera" by Franz Ries will
be presented by Arnold Kuhn.
Master of ceremonies for the eve
ming will be William Ramstad of
Falkland.
In the earlier part Of the eve
ming games will be played con-
sisting of relay races, obstacles
games and grand marches as well
as the Virginia reel. Miss Dor
othy Larson is the head of the
entertainment committee.
Committees making arrange
ments for the large school mixer
include: Advertising, Hartman
Hoff and Paul Pflueger; decora-
tons, Annabelle Jensen, chairman
Arlene Gjertsen. June Jernes,
Patricia Kennedy, Marjery Bumala
Juanita Moe, Bernice Reynolds and
Eunice Fuhr: refreshments, Donna
Basse, chairman, Betty Jones,
Gladys Anderson. Byron Steven
son and Arthur Baagason; others
assisting are Waldo Elefson, Paul
Nicholson. Robert Knewton. John
Larsgaard and Gerald Lider.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

Wed in South
Miss PoelIe, Mr.. Ballard
Take Vows at Del Monte

Vows were exchanged by
Mr.. Belbert Leon Ballard of
Vallejo, Calf, and Miss Vera
Audrey Poelle of Oakland,
formerly of Tacoma, last Sun
day. September IA, at st.
Johns Chapel, Del Monte, the
ceremony being performed by
the Rev. Theodore Bell.
The bride wore a dress of white
taffeta with a shirred bodice and
long sleeves. A short veil fell from
a halo effect of flowers. Her bou-
quet was a white bouvardia and
purple orchids.
Mrs. Leola Hoyt of San Jose was
matron of honor and wore n gown
OF pink georgette made In the
same style rs that of the brides.
She wore a lowered toque and
carried pink and white bouvardia.
Mr.. Victor Mulley was best man.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Poelle
and the bridegroom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Melzar l.. Ballard
The newlyweds will make their
home in Oakland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Y. L. |. Anticipates
Evening Meeting

Members of the y. l.. !. Will
meet for business session at :
o'clock Sept. - at the Knights Of
Columbus hall, Miss Frances
Crosby, club president, presiding.
Chairmen for the social hour will
be Miss Catherine Kelley and
Mrs. Theodore Gaffney.
Their committee consists Of the
Misses Beverly Naubert, Donna
Murphy, Betty McNerthney, Mar
garet Gaffney, Helen Mcdonald,
Cecilia Smith. Margaret Simpson
and Margaret Hamilton.
The evenings program will con-
sist Of xylophone selections by
Miss Naubert: a dramatic skit by
Miss McNerthney. and a second
slIit by Miss Murphy and Miss
Simpson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

church parlors. For her daughter 3
marriage and the reception, Mrs.
Lockdal wore grown of blue
silk crepe and a corsage of rose
buds. The bridegrooms mother
wore gown OF blue jersey and
black taffeta. Her flowers were
also a corsage of rosebuds.
Pouring at the reception We're
Mrs. Grace Jones, grandmother
of the bridegroom, and Mrs. ].
Woog. the brides aunt. Assisting
were Mesdames T. Purcell. sister
of the bride. who cut the wedding
cake: Mrs. J. Blanchard, aunt of
the bridegroom, who cut the
groom's cake, and Mrs. d. Fogg,
who had charge of the guest book.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerlach are MAX
ing their home in Tacoma at 1904
Division ave. Both the bride and
bridegroom are graduates of Lin
coin high school.