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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

The ceremony viii be read IN
Falkland Trinity Lutheran church
in the evening
WHIT. carnations. yellow rose
buds and paper white nafcissl wsfs
used ON the tea table and on sithsr
side we're white tapera. Cardinals
and paper whites yer. used else.
where in the hons.
Presiding At the tea sad coffee
urns w.r. Mrs Ernest little and
Afs Leonard Hssgbioofn. cousins
af the bride Mrs Robert vsadsn.
berg and Mrs Elmer NerEosss
Mrs. Clifford WHEY. Mrs LYis
Cope and Mrs. FIRED nueholts. ar
assisted with the serving
Guests II the announcement Tea
we're Hezdames Tnaosiofr hstz
william Adams William nushis
aichasl Yasko. Earl nslstiy, liar.
ysy Robertson. Frank Gibson
George Bishop. Walter coblsnis
Friu Bette. LORENZO Do~, nud
spsngisr. William Mecoilsy. Leon
ard Willis. Frank elo1ssi. VIII.
am Dawson. Dee ksy. Lea Bishop
Roy Alllaf. H0bsft Thompson
william slsssn. sr. Fred ziizsf
Glen Keith. James osisy asl'
Blorks. Fred isue hoisr. irp Byron
Forsmsn. Ernest Rates. STANLEY
Hara1sr and Elmer Hopkins
Misses Barbara Cook. Hb0da
flidNiek. Milucsnt kioppsr. viois'
Gordon. nslsn liiesry Belts
Ashpof,h. Virgins Gerrsli. f>ssiiss
3cCbis. Ells BYNsisr. Betty
Kniznsr. Claire Garllek. Helm
Aor,snson. Dorothy sbutss. Bette
whlansr and Ehoda Carlson
Beta phi Kapps sorority sisters
~ ths brids-siset prssen, ssfs
nssdsmss clyde Alexander, liar.
ysy Bragg. Eobsri sramsehs Haf.
old Hsls.rmsn. Clarsnes Killing
Ernest little. Edwin west Austin
Gibbons Darrell Baker. Norman
Kelly. Misses Edwin bali Camille
BaiinOyieh BETTY Donohgs Mar.
boris Ssp.iand. Lillian hofiss<
Mary Louise Conysn Agnes Han.
son. Helen johnson. Betty string
fsliou snd E8nics Wasbbarn.
Several Gays aga me engage.
nsni ~as announced 70 ths family
a. a birthday luncheon honorlag
nrH morse AMI Mr. Hsgbloafn.
Guests lnehgsed hssdsmss frs<i
Buehoiiz. ar. Frank smith. James
iAtt0n. Claude xiusors. Charles
Dotsn. Frsd q Do,sn. Peter rsis.
Krtsti. slek Morris. Mr. and sfs
Csorg. Given and Miss ruin
Ltion.
Holy Rosary church ~sas~s
whose names bsgin With M vii
sponsor the last prs-Lsntsn s1ela
affair a. the church Tuesday
Luncheon Will b. followed BY card,
Nlth hssdamss Ralph Mcksnns
Laura ZehB1sr. William Necsff
rsy and A. l. Murphy In charge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Luncheon Honors
Mrs. Jack William,

Mrs Frank Williams and her
daughter Mrs Chester George. en-
tertained At luncheon on Friday
honoring Mrs. Jack Williams. a
recent bride. a. the home Of Mrs.
Charles George az Woodland
Close friends of the bride who
enjoyed the festive gathering were
Aesdames F. Williams. Harry
Lee. W. J. Kelly and Miss Ruth
jacobson Of Woodland; Mrs. Frank
Williams, Jr-. and Miss Diane
Williams Of Jovits: Mrs. Alfred
sholtz Of Mcmillan: Mrs. VI. A.
Norwood Of Puyallup: Aesdames
Frank Wrolson. crittsnden and
Ernest Barker Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Clubs

IS club of the Samaritans will
meet Monday evening at S o'clock
AT the home of Mrs. Elmer Muir
ply, 5O2l South Tacoma way.
ladies Auxiliary, 7. X. =. Nus
Drivers, will meet Tuesday eve
ming in the Pythisn temple for a
social meeting.
Circle 8, Danish Old Peoples
Home. Will meet Tuesday for II 30
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Fred
Jense. 1924 No It'll.
Central ". {. T. 4. will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in First Methodist church. Mrs.
r. W Hamer will speak on Fran.
oes Willard and Todays Problems.
Young ladies Auxiliary Of the
Falkland Methodist church will
meet Tuesday evening at S o'clock
AT the home Of Miss Frances
Scarce, Park ave. and Airport
road
Eagles Auxiliary will hold a
three-hsnded 500 party Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
Eagles hall Mrs. Hattie Lundeen
chairman.
Past Councillors. Daughters Of
America, viii meet Monday eve
ming at 7 80 At the home Of Mrs
Clyde Davis. 2105 No Washing
ton ST. Mrs. Emmett Drak. assist
ing Mrs. Adelbert Uprigh, will
preside at the business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Program 70 Be Open

Although dinner reservations
are full for the affair the British
American association will give
Tuesday in the Winthrop Junior
ballroom for the Seattle British
consul. Harold B. Swan, the mem
bership and other interested per
sons will be admitted at 7:3o for
program. Major Raymond Atte-
bury. chaplain at Camp Murray
will be the speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Miss Burud 10 Entertain

Central Lutheran activities TINS
week will include the meeting
Tuesday evening at 7:36 Of the
Junior Lutheran Daughters at the
home Of Miss Ruth Burud, lloZ
DIVISION ave. Circles meeting at
8 O'Clock in the homes OF members
include No. Q at the home OF Mrs
Sam Yost. 2lls So. Wilkeson, and
No. 10 with Miss Ruth Drowley'
so7 ia 2qth st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Luncheon Is Planned
For Rachel Guild

Rachel guild Of the Independent
Bible church Will meet In the
church dining room on Wednesday
for 1880 luncheon. HOstesses
will be Hesdamss Conrad Loney.
n. Russell. y. johnson and I "
Stoll.
The nursery will 10 open for
children and luncheon viii be sery-
ed for them.
8rs Joseph Williams will LEAD
the missionary study. Mr. Charles
noEachron viii give N. Bible les
son and Mrs. Edward Andersen
will play several selections On IA,
Accordion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Dessert Luncheon 20
precede Gard Party

The Elsie V club ~ North Ia
coma Rsbsksh iodg. Is siyns a
dessert luncheon and card party
in Anderson Rail. North sist and
Pearl sts on Tuesday e. II 20.
Mrs. e. e Eddy as chairman.
will 10 assisted BY Hssdanss ".
ssumsnn. l. J. Jones. y HaBEsn
and II. ~ Ensiund Mr.. r. y
Barnard viii have charge % us
cards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Alphs pi Omieron Alumnss
VIII Meet a. Fircress

Members ef Alpha omleron =
alumnss association vii meet
Monday evening At : 20 At the
home Of Mrs Robert Owens. asT
Harvard ave. Fircrest Miss Betty
Mccoy will assist the hostess with
the social evening At which the
president. Mrs. Howard Rraman
Will preside
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,Or Women To Sponsor Annual Benefit Project Friday Evening
COMMITTEES Member,
Schedule Luncheon

Mrs Bert BRADLEY. general chair.
nan for ths rscoms Yacht Cuh
auxiliary luncheon honornT ne
Rrensrtcn ard Everett .uxiiisfiss
eIll meet hsr COMMITTEES members
Tor no-ho.t luncheon 81 u No -
Tuesday a. IN. University Union
club
TIE committee include. Nss.
DANES william GRAY y rhomn.
son. c l. Copeland. " " Gsud.
r.su n r Teitgs. y n WOOD
burn. Arthur reAss Albert Hale
j.. y. J Ryhin 6 Owens
Gordon Wright " y Williams
Howard Trefry. Michael Gsidash
" n Ailsrd ard William
osirusk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Couple MARKS Golden
Weddino Annixersart

CoDgratglstIOns were numerous
last week for Mr. and Mrs. cory
s. Ryder who celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary A
party In their honor was given IN
the Royal ssighbors hall
Mr. and Hrs. Ryder ysr. mar
red In ssnsimo. y. G. and lived
there for a number of years be
for. coming 20 Vancouver. y. Z
and later 70 Tacoma
They are making their home
with daughter ard son-in-isN IN
Tacoma They also nav. two sons
The celebration vas delayed IN
order that il might fail on Feb
ruary 0. Ara Rydsrs birthday.
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My,sI. sseL.
10 Honossd


Amanx ths many parties ssnss-
lns Miss Myrtle nscss U.s. .
shower Friday evening 81 tbs sosps
~ Ms SIG ssysfssaa osmss ~sse
In play and . ssrsrhsok ~ss ms<is
for ths hsids-foshs
GUESTS included Misses ehssIatis
kysrnsrs. ssfEsfss n<ff Lama
Haskell. June iisaisaa. Myrtle
Johnson. lisiss Williamson. asth
Hssmass~a. Betty fs2a jssshs~ns
Mssdsmss John n4rks. Laura
kn.tson, Emm. kyssnvtk. dssss
kssrnvis. chssiss kvefrvis. Emsi
Jacobsen. William Groves. gsefns
Jacobsen. fsss Carlson. nsssii
Ssulk. hshsrd crsstcnnsld. ksn-
meth Johnso~. psnhis Andersen.
tsfGsa HUSKY. Randy cssissn and
Roy Anasfson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Traditional Luncheon
Planned BY ST. Andrews

Mrs. c. L. Hicks. 1901 No. sth,
will open her home to women of
st. Andrews church for the tradi-
tional Shrove Tuesday pancake
luncheon. Serving will he from II
until | o'clock. Women Of the
church and their friends have been
invited TO attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Coming April Wedding Announced
AT Sunday Afternoon Party
Mis-, Bernee Morse 10 We'd Mr. Mcdonald: Announce
men, lea |, Hold AZ Home OF Bride, Psfsnss

A Sunday afternoon tea the occasion Of thu an.
Of Miss Bernie. Evelyn Morsca engagement
to Mr.. William W. Mcdonald, of DIR and Mrs. Ronald
A. McDonald Miss Morse IA the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Everett A. Morse in whose home the announcement tea
given from until o'clock.
Guests at the door by little Donna Wiley vho
presented tiny white match folders with gold lettering
rev ninR the wedding date. ApriI %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Destiny Auxiliary
Meets on tuesday,

Destiny auxiliary. B'nai Birth,
will meet Tuesday evening al
O'Clock In tn. vestry rooms At IN.
synagogue. Mrs Robert Warwick
will have charge Of IN. late sup
per.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Large Bridge Charity Party
Headed by Mrs E. P. York
Special Program Planned For Regular Meeting Wednes
day. Mrs. J. II. Hendry viii Be Hostess

Tacoma Junior Womans club annual benefit for the
blind will be given Friday evening at o'clock the
Eks club. Mrs. A. Pummer York. who is chairman of
the blind works project has arranged special program details
for the evening.
Committee members include Mesdames H. Trevor Nc
Lain L. O. Resnger A T. Dockeray Larry Huseby Patrick
Steele. R f. Dawson and J. II. Hendry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Mr.. oivsIsy 70
Open Her Home

Mrs. ~ ~ piveisy ~fii rr>n
hss hnms ,si0 sassh Assms a..
for . nesting ~ the Nassh Hsd
w G r u. an Tuesday sfssrnaar.
The program wiii houar niss
Frances p willard nfss wumss
IA hald the efsies n e.'isss priest.
dent in the United States. snA
FIRST president ~ shs National
wsmsn's Christian Temperance
Union.
IN George tnnls viii give .
devotional isss.a. Mrs. Elisa NJ.
csbs ~sII sias. Misc Mary Mach
siii rsvss~ Frances Willard ~
Evanston" Mrs. Richard Msffss
viii give = reading ssd rslI cell
wsli ~ answered Sttb sssIfsele
quotations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

The engagement ~
Ms. Esther Meyer,
oouShief o. Mr.. ord Mrs..
Henry Meyer, 70 Mr..
Charles nichoel ~os on
nounced on WedoesdoY.
the b. ,des 18th bifthdoy.
The marriage vii be O
loie sumner event Mr..
Micnosl 5 the son n Mr..
ond Mrs. Mott YooDero,
Of Lo1rei, Mont
-PsOs1xFHph ~ HllosrDrsnd
Of ksnnsil-E n la.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

chairman A. w. Oppermsn. re-
turned yesterday from Yakima
where they attended the state
Junior Fine Arts board meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

rs<ems Wemss WI tisss
OF Ch;esss Custems

In wey~rhs<user haIl ~
the Y. W. c. A. Tuesday
afternoon ~ 7sso. an unusual
treat 10 in stars for the
women n Tsenms when Mrs.
SCUM Lew Of Seattle and four
Chinese Girl Reserves viii
present an attractive and edu.
cational program cf Chinese
music and fashion etiquette.
Mrs. tsw vtll r~ists snms ~
hsr experiences sna observations
When sns zee a China ~ thas
yeAr $50 showing ~ sffs~ss
- ne wHr ~ Y. W. G 4 verh.
ssw frerAs N rrcsrsme ss1
nsthe-is ART VIAL Americas sno-
lsss ~sll a IN ch1aa
reiiswssG ~ psnGysm cAsress
tee Ard essss wiii ~ served fvum
Inc t.a t.his psssssss,s ever ~ nss
Lev. sssssssa ~ tks Chinese esrts.
Miss.s lure Ens. p-rotky lev.
alsass chang saa rsh,n Lee
IRE receipts fram the - wat
~ assa h ss'r finance The wessa
Emergency ~ers - the 7 ~.
G. A. In China. nsissan. tiu~su-
riss Francs. nssssin Fi.Isrsf.
k9yps. sna ths ssshsri~ra Inasss
a svtss insFs~h.<tssy tsls ass-
cFihsns 'hs ~esk sef ~uusr ard
sifis shlsh IN. 7. W e A 10
carrying - n rhsss e.ansflss Win
10 river ~ Mrs rsm n M.ans.
enssfmsr ~ she v. W e a.
Wsrfd rslis~sksr e-mmIstss.
Other sr~osrfs ~ The tee lnsfaas
MssdsHss r. A lind. nsr amin
Terry. Hsrtest e.e.ssnnsvrsv fehn
Quinn. y - fs~ts Mlsass
r'ls R~rnsss. ralts osmcsa ssA
ms~sh~rs ~ the saera n ass.~ssvs.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17

IF, WHEN you climb on the scales,
L the little dial tells you that you
have slight credit in the way of
pounds rather than debit, it is
time to start watching what you
eat. This doesn't mean you have
to starve yourself. In fact, that is
just the thing to be avoided for
your system needs an adequate
amount of proper food to keep the
machinery going. Instead, eat foods
that keep the calorie count down
and yet satisfy appetite and energy
demands. Twelve to fifteen hun
dred calories is the count for the
average woman's daily reducing
diet.
How to keep within that calorie
budget? Fruits, vegetables and lean
meats are part of the answer.
Jellied salads are another helpful
item. When they are made with
plain unflavored gelatine, which
has almost no calorie count In it.
self, they offer an excellent way
of varying foods that often would
become monotonous by themselves
from repetition. Too, plain gelatine
extends small quantities of foods,
giving more to eat and helping to
fill up some of those empty crevices
in the appetite.
Desserts are often thought to be
on the forbidden list but that isn't
true. The system needs certain
amount of carbohydrate to carry on
it's work and so some desserts
should be included in low calorie
diet. Here, plain gelatine again
comes to the aid of the dieter for
there are wide variety of desserts
made with it that are low in calo-
ries but delicious to eat.
Complexion Salad
(SerUeS 6-IS calorieS per SerUing)
/ envelope plain unfiavored gelatine
II cup cold water
l teaspoon salt
/ cup hot water
tablespoons mild vinegar
! tablespoon lemon juice
teaspoons onion juice
u cup carrots, grated fine or
shredded
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17

chicken, or whipped into creamy
mousses, jellied salads fall. cool
upon our grateful palates.
A jellied salad can be the main
course In a hot weather meal, or 1t
can be a gay accompaniment to
the main dish-all depending upon
how hunger-satisfying are its in
gradients.
Here, for instance, is my Sum-
mer Delight to serve as the chief
course in a light meal. 1t is a
smooth, tangy blend Of cream
cheese and condensed chicken
soup. With this as the mainstay of
the meal you might begin with a
light hot soup-because we all
should have at least one hot food
In a meal-and end with a bowl
of mixed fresh fruits sprinkled with
nutmeg and served with cream.
Summer Delight
! package cream cheese
/ can condensed chicken soup
III teaspoons gelatine soaked In
tablespoons water
tablespoons salad dressing or
mayonnaise
Sprinkle the III teaspoons Of
gelatine in the tablespoons Of
: water and let stand 5 minutes. Put
the cream cheese in the saucepan
and add about ls Of the can Of
chicken soup, just as It comes from
the can. Heat until the cheese and
soup are thoroughly mixed. Add
the remaining soup and dissolve
the soaked gelatine in the hot mix
ture. Cool and then add the salad
dressing or mayonnaise. Pour into
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17

molds and chill in the refrigerator
until firm. Makes as individual
molds.
Now how would you like a vege-
table jellied salad? This one has
a gay and edgy flavor:
Vegetables in lemon.celery Jelly
/ package lemon favored jello
y cup boiling water
1 can condensed celery soup
2l1 cups cabbage, chopped
" cup cucumber, cubed
4 cup radishes, chopped
teaspoons salt
Dissolve the lemon jello in the
boiling water. Combine this with
the celery soup and beat with
rotary egg beater to make mixture
very smooth. Chill and when 1t be
gins to thicken add salt and vege-
tables. Pour into a mold and chill
until firm. Serves 6-8. Serve with
salad dressing or Creamy Cooked
Dressing"
Creamy Cooked Dressing
egg yolks
tablespoons sugar
teaspoons flour
Pinch Of white pepper
X teaspoon mustard
teaspoon salt
Pinch Of paprika
Y cup vinegar
Q tablespoons water
" cup thick sour or sweet cream
Combine egg yolks, sugar. -four.
mustard, pepper. salt and paprika
and beat to a cream. Bring vinegar
to boil and pour slowly over the
egg mixture. Cook in double boiler
until thick and smooth. When cool
add cream to the mixture.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17

is on a 23-day bicycle tour of lower
Delaware and the Delmarva penin-
sula. The federal arbiter had not
been heard from since he started
his tour incognito Monday, slipping
away from his Lima, Pa, home
while his wife was out shopping.
Judge Welsh urged the Governor
to convey his best wishes to Mayor
Albert w. James and Former Sen
ator Daniel o. Hastings, both of
whom have practiced law in his
court.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17
RIGHT FOOD FOR
GOOD HEALTH
Your Health and Vitality De-
pends on Proper Food
and Right Amount
BY CHARLOTTE SPENCER

Scientific food terms are heard
everywhere today. Newspapers,
magazines and the radio describe
nutrition needs in terms of protein,
carbohydrate, fat, minerals and vi
tamins. Much of this information,
particularly about the vitamins, was
completely unknown twenty-five
years ago.
Because knowledge about the vi
tamins is so new, it is often con-
fusing. Even a person well train
ed in nutrition must be constantly
studying if he is the keep up to
date on his vitamin information.
Vitamins first came into their
own on the heels of the revolutions
ary discoveries about bacteria
Scientists and physicians had
learned that small living organisms
could cause disease. They were to
learn that the absence of certain
chemical substances could cause
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17
Hawaiian Delight

(Serues 6-65 calories per serpin0J
envelope plain unflavored geiatine
u cup cold water
Y cup hot water
tablespoons sugar
tablespoons lemon juice
Y cup crushed pineapple (canned)
l egg white
* teaspoon salt
Soften gelatine in cold water. Add
sugar and hot water and stir until
dissolved. Add lemon Juice, pineapple
and salt. Cool and when mixture be-
gins to thicken, beat until light and
thicL. Pile into sherbet glasses and
garnish with a cherry.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17


possessions" which be anything
collection marbles Of Shoes skis
equipment best kept special closet elsewhere
closets children often difficult
many hasn't In that division
settled and each child do his
keeping orderly accomplish all the modern equipment
should be untdy
little who quite reformed by having place for everything What
mother by nstng orderness only
mother
may be with lnoeum with rug by
material muddy prints and dirty finger marks easily
should be children; in this their
play Therefore ceiling light although
but by wisely chosen pictures
should be difference furnishing girls
and Girls early show their love and for
while boys "dont be bothered with anything
rightly unconsousy appreciate comfort and
recolcons that of
Home" Just home kingdomso
be their kingdoms Consider their kes dss
give the key to the city with kept.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17

Just as severe disease and suffer
ing. These chemical substances are
needed in very small amounts, but
if that small amount is not sup
piled poor health, illness and even
death may result.
The word vitamin, or vitamine
as it was originally called, was
first used in 1912. DR.. Funk, an
outstanding scientist, then express
ed the belief that such diseases as
scurvy, ricketts, and pellagra were
caused by the lack of some things
in the diet. He did not know what
these substances were, so he group
ed them all together and called
them vitamines.
AS study progressed further
about these substances and as they
became less mysterious they were
known by alphabet letters such as
vitamin A, B, C, D, E and so on
almost to q.
Recently many of these vitamins
have been separated into their pure
state. Ascorbic acid is the new
name for vitamin c. If you ask a
druggist for thiamin chloride you
would receive vitamin B1 in salt
which would look very much like
ordinary table salt.
Scientists still assure us that
food is the best place for the nor
NAL person to look for his vitamins
Physicians find pure vitamins and
concentrates very helpful in treat,
ing the sick, but you will be sure
of your quota of vitamins every
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17
BRIEF ITEMS OF
THE PENINSULA
Brief News Items of People
We Know in and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Members of the labor sub-com-
mittee of the Kent County Land
Use Planning Committee-M. Isaac
Thomas, Marydel; Clifford Clark,
Kenton, and Laurence Cain, FELTON,
are cooperating with the Della
ware State Employment Service
and other agencies striving toward
solution of the current farm labor
situation by keeping the organiza-
tions posted on labor needs of
farmers and by advising farmers of
the help available from the agen-
cies.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17

day if you will get an abundance
of the most natural foods in the
world = milk, vegetables, fruits,
eggs and whole grain products
with cod liver oil for children. If
you think that you need vitamin
concentrate, in all likelihood you
first need a physician.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17

the child a sense
of play as it is
something a little
different. I know
a family where
the boys take
turns "a month
at a time of
sleepin G in the
upper deck. 1t is
import tant both
for peace in the
family and for
the child himself
that he have his
own bureau, his
own chair and his
own desk, and
even VIII en- pa S t
the toy age, he
sh o uld h a v e
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17
COUNTY FAIR
OPENS JULY 28
CONTINUED from Page Three)

Low-Stanley and Hite, The Roxey-
cites, Peaches Sky Revue, Eshel-
mans Champion Horses. Joe Ba-
sile's Madison Square Garden Band
and numerous other attractions,
you'll wonder how so much enter
tainment could possibly be brought
together for one big show.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17

appeal to their growing of orderliness beauty
and even ownership.
If you cannot buy new furniture there is much
that can be done with motley collection of old to
give it sense of unity. 1t may be painted or
bleached, or in the of old iron beds, durable
denim slip covers may be made for the head board,
and the foot board can be dispensed with. Every
thing in and about the room should be sturdy
especially in boys rooms. In little children's
rooms, chests or cupboards should be provided for
their toys 1t is often simple matter to build them
in just shelves if need be, but at convenient height
for the child himself. Or an old bookcase may be
transformed to serve such purpose, and made to
match the other pieces in the room.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17
AMERICA ON GUARD!

Above is a reproduction of the
Treasury Departments Defense
Savings Poster, showing an exact
duplication of the original Minute
Nan" statue by famed sculptor
Daniel Chester French. Defense
Bonds and Stamps, on sale at your
hnnk or post Office, are a vital part
d Americas defense preparations
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17
Judge Welsh, 1 presume ?"

Judge WELSH, I presume
Not Stanley meeting DR.. Living
stone in the African forest, but
Governor Bacon of Delaware meet
ing Federal Judge George A. Welsh
of Philadelphia in Redden Forest
near Georgetown, started CONVEX
sation with these words last week.
The Governor was on an inspection
tour with State Forester w. S.
Taber when he met the jurist, who
Smyrna times., 1941-07-17

Enough aluminium for $4,000 cof-
fee percolators is needed in making
a modern bombing plane.