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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

stations throughout the United
States and its possessions.
The 6-foot Pinch youth was
overioyed at the appointment.
I've been looking forward To
this day for 1S years and eight
months" he said. chats his
age II can think Of no finer
career than that Of an officer I'm
the United States Navy"
He is a graduate of Lincoln High
School, Ferndale. The Crandalls
reside in Keego Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
New Claim Date
Adds JobIessPd y

II is 10 the benefit of an I'm.
employed worker that he report
his discharge or layof TO the near
est office Of the Michigan state
Unemployment Service within as
hours. V. y. Steinbaugh. director
Of the unemployment compensa-
\tion commission. said today.
Under the new regulations II
will he 10 the workers advan-
tage," -Stcinbaugh said. "since
his claim week may begin the
day following his lay-on. Before
passage of the new amendments,
the calendar week was used as
the basis for establishing a week
OF unemployment.
"If worker was laid of on
Tuesday. for example. he lost
credit for the entire week.
Henceforth, the worker will re-
ceive credit for many days Of
unemployment which would
have been lost under the old
act"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

THE United States Navy is packing 'em in
three deep at Naval Armory, feat which
many rasslin' promoter has tried to do.
The navy's doing it by installing triple
decked hunks side-by-side over the whole main
floor for the billeting of 900 recruits to be
trained by Detroit's Board Of Education for
service as aviation machinist's mates and avia-
ton metalsmiths
Bunks for the first 200 have been set up;
others will follow as additional sailors arrive
225 month, the rate at which for several years
they will complete the 16-week course.
Toilet facilities have been placed across the entire
Jefferson avenue end and along the adjoining wall
workmen are installing a of showers.
The students at the school will have received eight
weeks training at either the Great Lakes Naval Station
at Chicago the training center at Norfolk Va before
reporting here. All will be recruits and only very
few will ever have been to At least 70 per cent
will be under p years of age.
During the entire time they are here they will
Continued Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Amfi-NaZi
Pronksters Try to Scrape
Sign of Consulate

PrankSters have tried 10 scrapC
the German consulate sign from
the office door of Fritz Halter.
suite IN the Hammond Building il
was revealed today. The sign i.
painted on the door in both Eng
lish and German and some ono
using metal instrument ha.
Scraped through the black letter.
ing.
Under government order AL
g rman consulates and propl.
Canda agencies must close by Iuly
10 Halter. German consul here
has not closed his office yet. al.
though the German consulate gen.
eral in New York City closed his
office yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
.Fein Again Sees
1927 Case Judge

Abe Fem, who in 1927 paid S15,-
600 in ransom money TO be re.
leased from kidnaperS. appeared
today before Recorders Court
Judge Thomas NJ. Cotter, who
sentenced his kidnapers. and stood
mute to charge OF disturbing the
peace
Fem now 90 years old, of 20O5
Plngree avenue. was arrested with
John Boykin. Al. of 9Si Leland
street. The alteration between
the TWO came following an argu-
ment over pay Boykin claimed
Fem owed HIM. police said.
Judge Cotter adjourned the case
10 Monday so more witnesses
could be produced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Train Victim Dead

FLINT, June 2S.-Elmer Elton
Crosby. %, 1880 Chalfonte street,
Detroit, injured when his car
crashed into a train at the unpro-
tected Corunna road crossing
here, is dead. He had suffered
head injuries. q broken collar
bone. a broken left knee and other
injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
al Ex-ConstsbIes Ready

FOrty-Onc former constable.
have been sworn in as baIliffS oil
Common Pleas Court under n re.
Gently passed act of the Legisla.
ture and will begin their new
duties July I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

On week days enjoy the two
pages Of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics I'm COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul Mai
Ions Column In the Times.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

Sitler nerfiiet IoipobI iiber MoKen
bon Walbinen oils ou6 MonnI6of-
ten, oeren er menieItens $50 Dibi-
iionen beiitt. @enn Die &rie9s5iele
@nelanos (oas mir ipeOer fontroIlie-
rem fonnen nod ipollen) fino, tpie
Ger. Gbnrd)iu iie Dor9ele9t bat, ,1Gnl-
li6 Inn europa Dieoer5uerobern, 10
lit es einfod ldderlid) 81 beboupten,
es beoiirie oo5u feiner rieiieen Wili-
tdrmobt ooer boB mir ni6t anfge-
foroert iperOen, bieielbe ou liefern.
llnler 2ano 1T our6 einen tpilben
&rieestm5 ee1tiigeno in cine bplteri-
fbe Sti,nnnlng perlett >porben, iib
oieien &rieg an5rblieBen. Ser se.
pobnlibe @nitono perlonet, bob Die
llrbeber bieier beraufbeibnorenen
Gage Dem omerifanil6en Golfe sic
offene &obrbeit mitteilen ober ipas es
fir oaslelbe bebentet. - General s..
6. Spbnium.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

9as 0elltide Nadri6tenbiiro teilte
nit, boB Der I'M sc i6n9nis befinolibe
lutberiide Soitor Niortin 9siem0uer
on einem 8ub orbeitet, oos fid NIT
Der No9lidfeit Ser Gereinieune Ser
proteitantiiden uno fatbolii Sir.
DIE in De,ltidlano befabt. S,n 3n.,
fomlnenbang oamit botte er INN to-
tbolii6e 2iteratllr erildt. Dies lit
,pobl audi Ser @runo, ,pesbalb inn
5ebrnar oas meit berbreitete @eriibt
onftaadte. 9eienl0ger babe lid aum
fotboliiden @lauben befebrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

@robn1iitie iie mieoer ouf.
9ob itiinoe fie einmol itille,
Damn ,pdr's nm MIDI eeibeb'n,
&einer onorer, als Der fie fiiete.
8rinet sic @eitorte 3um @eb'n.
Damn miibt ih a,m Batter ,pon-
bern,
Ser pobht am @noc pobl ,peit;
.8obl orauBen ienieits Ser @roe.
8obl BORT in Ser @ipiefeit.
Damn br0dt' i6 iie ibm anriide
Mit oonfbar finoli6cm Sleb'n:
"Sieb, Goter, id bob nibts Der.
borben,
Sic blieb bon ielber iteb'n."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

Als Dor einieer 3eit Elm Brono.
ausbru6 cine tatbolii6e Stride in
Sitlonoon beorobte, ipuroe oas Mller-
beili9ite aus Ser Stride in Sen in ser
Nobe lie9enoen Soiper bon 2onoon
9ebradt, mo- es tpabreno "a Stunoen
oufbeipabrt blieb. Seit Ser 3esie-
rnng Safob oes 3,peiten Dor $50 ssab-
rem iit bas aaerbeilieite ME n1ebr i'm
2onooner Eoper aufbetuabrt ee,pefen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14
Mitfipod, ben IA, Mai 1941
HusRuf1ft
@mt. g., 8nffalp, N. q.

reie yteumann, Die mir Dor etliden
8ohen brabte,, ipobl iiberieben, mes.
balb mir oieielbe bier pieoerbolen:
" 9eab einem fiiralihen gei1be in
&onnersre,tb bat Bfarrer artbofer
bon aronstorf, Oberoonau, nadlte-
benoe @inaeIbeiten iiber GbereIe Neue
mann befanntgegeben: -.
IL. Sbereie Neumann lebt, pbipobl
mon iie idon breimal falldlib als
beritorben erflart bate.
2. Stiemen, NabrunesloIiefeit,
2eibensefItaie 1lnb sic beri6iebenen,
oon1it auiommenbdneenben, notiirlid
nidt erflorbaren grideinungen ,pie
bic 8iebergabe Der >aranailden
Sprabe, llnterideioung unb @rfen.
nuns BON &eliquien, 8enntnis bon
berboreenen Dineen I'M 3uitano Der
eebobenen &nbe belteben ,,nperanoert
,peiter, 90 id fie perionlib beobo6ten
fonnte. .....
8. Hropbeaeiungen iiber rein ,pelts
Iibe 9inee tperben' bon Ebereie nibt
ge,uabt. @os oariiber,. eei6tpast
tpiro, mag tells 8ostpilliefeit, tells
9orbeit unb Erotid. iein, aus Som
nersreutb itammt es ieoenfaus nidt.
4. SD bate ben @inorud, baB bie
Jamilie Neur,ann Beiube nidt
tpiinid)t, am ,peniglten iolde, bie nur
aug 5enlationsgier sernabt peroen.
s. Aue uneeredte nno ,lntuabre
Beribterltattung uno &ritif iiber
&onnersreutb itan,mt ousnobmslos
bon iolben, bic nie,nals in &onners,
re,,tb iparen.
6. Ser perltorbene 81. Gater 8ius
Der elite NOR bon Ger @abrbeit ser
@eibebniiie in &pnnersreutb 10 iiber-
aeuet, bab er einige 3eit Dor ieinem
Gobe Sbereiia cine ipertboIle &elique
iiberreiben lieB.
z. Das religi0ie 2eben in &on-
nersreutb lit erereifeno. 8ei elmer
Seelenoabl bon ca. 10000 ip1rbe int
Sabr 1889 cine An5abl bon $4,000
FL. &ommlnionen ee5db1t. 9as lit
tpobl oas f6onite 3e1enis oer 8epol-
ferung iiber ,,ibre Sbereiia'.
s. &onnersreutb bat iib ME iiber
firblihe Mnorbnl1ngen binipeggeiebt
,ino bat Ser 8elt nienals feine @ln,
Der aufgeoranet. sbereiia 5eiet iid
,,ninillig oariiber, bob 10 biel iiber iie
geibrieben tperbe.
8. Niemano lit berpflidtet, an bie
, @unber bon &onnersreutb au elau-
ben. -.. 49,:
10. geienlonb lit bere6tiet, iiber
Dinee an urteilen, sic ct ielbIt ME
geieber bat.'' .
Sbre anbere Mnfrage iiber bie Sci.
li9ipredung miro an anberer Stelle
In 6ieier Summer beantiportet.
ss - g. g., 81. -. a. -'
Das &nnbibreiben, oas barnals
Napit 8ius Der elite erlieB, uno bas
Sic neinen, banbelte BON Der u@ie-
oerberitellnng Ser geleuibaftliben
Drbnung.''
n 8as bonn 81. Gater geforoert tpur,
0e, mar: oie Sebung bes groletariats,
oamit basieIbe in boberm Mabe an
ben 2ebensgiitern teilnebmen uno iib
oabnrd cine eeIiberte 2ebenslage 3u
fbnffen innftanoe 1T.
So 11t.fnr 01roIo4o r;o4 f,ntffnL44 -, ~, S;c
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

Elm 1no IdBt, oas 8anoe 5nlanln1en
Ianeiam braten, bis bie 3miebeln
brdunli6 iperben. Damn legt mon
bic 10 gebratenen 3luiebeln 5ipiiben
otpei Glider ols @uilage auf 8r,.it
l,no Sals nnb 5ipar 10 beib, als man
es ertraeen .fonn. 9ieier Iufiblas
muB erneuert peroen, iobalo er nid)t
1nebr iporm lit. Mtit bieiem einfahen
Sausmittel bat cine 2eierin elm elm.
iabriees &ino, bas an 8ron6itis nno
Bnelmonia iblimm erfrantt mar,
bonn Sooe gerettet, ipGbreno ser ar5t
erfldrt bate, er fonne bel einem 10
fleinen &inoe nidts tun. Gieie 3mie.
bel ,mb Sett-llmlblGee loien ben
Sdleim unb eeben einen berubi9en-
Sen Sblof. Muberbe,n eebe man Dem
Botienten Elm eutes Mbfiibrmittel
,no bon 3eit 5u ,3eit einen @Bloffel
bon eeid)moI5enes @duiefett nit 3uf-
ter 1no Sonig, &inoern einen See
I6Hel pou.
Serner iino 9eublumenbdoer, auf.
ibloee NIT beiben Seubll,men (Sop
Seeo, ,&ap Sops) bel @rtdltuneen al
Ter, Nrt alt empfeblen. Ofan atmct
tpeoer Die beiBen 9iinite ber gefodten
Seublumen ein, eebraubt iie ols anf-
fdlGee ooer. ols 80ber. ,Man nebme
bieie 8aber am beiten fur5 Dor Dem
Sblafengeben rno beeebe iib oom
iofort ins 8ett. @eiBe SeeeetrGnfe,
2emon Sl,ice llnb bal., Dor Dem Sbla>
! feneeben eenomnen, breden, belon-
bers menn eleid) om Mnfang eenom-
men, cine getp0bnlibe @rfGlh,ng.
- 8. s., ga. -
!. @s ipirft, eelinoe 9elaet, Elm rebt
eigentiinlides 2ibt auf bie Stell,,nA
melde bie uAmerican 2eeion" III Ser
Sroge ser Gonpops eegenipdrtig ein-
ninlmt, i'm pollen @egenlot 81 benz
bunoertpro5entig amer ifani lben
Stanopuntt, BEN Die &riegspeteranen
1ebtes SSSobr einnabmen, baB @merifa
unter feinen llmltdnoen aftib an1 eu=
ropaiiben &rieee teilnebmen biirfe,
Inn nibt tpieber erobe Gerluite fir
amerifonii6e Soloaten rnb Steuer>
5abler 5u erleioen. 0ie &anolrneS=
ipeiie bieler uEotrioten" faut offeubor
unter bieielbe &ate9orie als sic lnfo=
nii6e 8enerfung onoerer "patrioti-
i6er" @roBen, ibre friiberen 9lnBe=
rnngen ieien unur &agne=@e>
ibtpat' eeipeien.
-S. Vs., SOMA -
9as eetpiinidte @eoidt bon Der
|,llbr 1T foleenoes:
S6 trage, mo id) eebe,
Stets cine ubr BEL mir.
Bie biel es sel6lagen babe,
@enau JEFF ids an ibr.
@s lit Elm GROCER Meiiter,
Ser fiinitli6 ibr @erf bat gefiiet,
8enngleid ,ibr Gang nidt INNER
9em tori6ten @unld)e seniiet.
Sd pollte, iie tpdre roider
@egongen an man6em Sag,
S6 tpollte, jie bate mandmal
ger80sert ben i6neuen Sdlos.
SSn neinen 'Seioen uno 5reuoen,
Sm Sturin 1ano in Ser Stub,
@as INNER seidab int 2eben
Sic. flopfte ben Saft ba5u.
Sic idlug am Soree meines ga,
ters,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

StleIAS AHus 'puS IalDuilIDe SQlellI1lllt,
norm aa einem io5ialen Apoitolai
anfgeforoert miro. geioe 5oroerun.
gen iino eng nliteinanoer berbnnoen;
benn MIR @eredtiefeit nno 2iebe,
iopie eine 8erbriitlibune Der 8irt.
idaftsoronl.ng torinen 5u ioIbem
3iele fiibren. Ser 81. 8ater iiebi
bier5u Interchangeable NniGse, bon
oenen er einiee nennt: Giele Sbaren
fatbolii6er> Siinalinee iino es, Die.
ielbit in ben Heiben ser Grbeiter, nit
itaunensipertem @ifer beitrebt iino,
ibre @enoiien fir @briltus 5u aeipin,
men. gs iino Siibrer bon Mrbeiter.
pereinieungen, bie, ouf oos @obl ber
Mitslieoer beoadt, iih NIT &luebei1
INN Die oroer,,ng ibrer gerehten 8e,
itrebltnsen miiben lmo iib ourb tel
nerlei Sinoernis ober Gero66tigune
bon oieier eolen arfeobe obbaIte,
laffen. Nod mebr: cine groBe t3obl
bon Sitnglinsen; Die emit al Der
5Hbrern sablen ,perben, eibt iid elf.
rig oe,n Stuoi,lm Ser io5iolen Srase
bin 1inb labt eriparten; oob iie iid
zines Saees bon lno eana Dem 8erft
Der 6riltliben 8eitaurotion ipiome,
mer6en.: *9ier rGn5pflifa beeriibt in be-
seiiterten 8orten oieie Selfer Sci
Stride. @s lit notipenoig, ,,eine Sdo,
bon 2aienapoiteln, Nrbeitern ,,ni
nnterueblilern beranaubilben'', Jag
Der 81. Batter. 3u oieiem ,3mede milf
len iid oie beiten Brieiter our Ser
fiigung itellen, um allen uebertrei
blngen, bon uelber Seite i,nlner
enteegen5lltreten; oie aber Dor alien
bon ser 2iebe Gbriiti ourborunee,
iino. -@etuiB iit bieie Mufgabe ibpie
rig. &lar uno beutlid iino ald bi'
praftii6eu 0fittel our Gorbereitl,nl
oieler 2aienapolte1 poree5ei6net
@briitli6e @r5iebuna 8elebrune be1
Suseno, sdoffllng driltliber gerei
nigungelt, @riinbung bon Stuoien
5irfeln, @rer5itien. @s 5eiet iib, bai
oie Stride bas Hedt unb bie Bflib
bat, 2aienapoitel al biloen nno bai
nur iie bie Sromuiefeit bier3u belibt
9ie Iusiibung bieies &edtes berbin
bern ooer einidrdnfen, beiBt, ibr eott
li6es Marbat berleber, beoeutet, oil
@eiellidaft ser e6teIten nnb frudt
bariten @nergien bes 8ieoeranfbaues
nno Der 9tettlng berauben. 9ie ia
tbolii6en 2aien m0gen alio in 9lb
bangiefeit bon ser Stride uno in beu
bon ibr borge5eidneten Habmen ar
oieiem groBen @erfe mitarbeiten, in
8etpuBtieirt oanit nidt auf fremoes
Irbeitsgebiet iiber5uereifen, fonber,
elm beitimmtes &edt aus3uiiben uni
cine beitimmte Mufeabe gu eriiiuen
Sic moeen iid sleid5eitis nm Ser
ba6tieungen, @nflaeen, Bladereie,
nidt fii,nmern, 6enn in ,no NIT if
men miro sic Stride, sic 8eberri6eri1
Der Sabrbunberte lln6 Siiterin eines
geriprebens, oos nidt feb1 eebt,; Der
babti9t, angeflaet, eepladt. (9as if
pobl tuobr ollem i'm 9inbfid alf bit
italieniiben BorfGue ,lno 8erbdltnii
ie geiproden, gilt aber geipiB aud
| fir aQe anoern 2anoer, in .bener
Mitarbeiter Der &atbolii6en slftion
beionoers ser 6riitli6en Nrbeiterbe'
tpeg,ng, Mnfeinoungen er1abren uni
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Tea Friday at
Clubhouse
Mrs. Huniley Chsirmsn OF
Hospitality Committee

Completing the October So
eial calendar of the Tacoma
Woman's club is an event
keenly anticipated by men,
bers and their invited guests.
the directors tea at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon at the club
house. Mrs. J. c. Huntley is
chairman of hospitality. as
sisted by Mesdames r. r.
Mann, NJ. H. Corey, c. P.
Miles. Herbert F. Love. Ber-
tram P. Thomas. viii +.
Smith. Walter f. Dickson and
Edward Coleman.
The guest speaker for the after
noon. invited for the affair by the
president. Mrs. J. F. McNary. is
Miss Mary Katherine Mckee. pas
tor Of Fauntleroy Congregational
church of Seattle. who Is widely
known for her outstanding work
in Parent Teacher and Federated
Club activities in addition TO that
of her pastorate.
Twice honored at Matrix table
an annual banquet sponsored by
Theta Sigma Phi sorority for
women Of distinction" she has
chosen as her subject, Creative
Living emphasizing the theme Of
woman's place in the life Of today.
A feature of the afternoon will
be program of music arranged
by Mrs. Henry Skramstad. music
chairman for the club. She will in
troduce Mrs. Frances w. Halsted
An invitation has been extended
to the membership of the Junior
Woman's club through Mrs. Morley
5. Brotman, president.
Autumn colors will be carried
out in leaves and late fall flowers
with the tea table centered by an
arrangement of fruits, vegetabl
and orange tapers.
The same motif will be used on
the mantel with gourds and au-
tumn leaves rejecting the light of
many candles.
Presiding at the tea hour will
De Mesdames NJ. H. Corey and
b. p. Thomas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22

TIE Rev La = Combs
minister 81 Unity tsapl-. a..
aoanes. Il. fan homecoming sann-r
~ sntsrtslnsaenf a. Thursday
evening Ths affair : ne nslar
event - ne center far a. asas-
ssfs th<iF families ard others -.
ssfsstra = shs activities II this
group Al i<esf one hundred al
my kssests sfs eSp<etsd T. attend
A ehieAse sinnsr siH - served
II 4 esiexk. felfsseea ~ : hches
sfnw sna an elstorzts program
eoFrls'sisns sta pssiHx plstaf<
~tth Mf Waiter Autter IN ehsf1<
chnfa. WINNERS ~ th~ center
hssr thasKs ~ ne srisFtslnn<rs.
whlrh snela<fe- vcrsi. In-tssa<nfsl
naasss. eheFs<<s readings fais
dances sna ether interesting
Items Women e The ehare ela
es IN HslioSe<n ce<tamr. New
hers Include uns.szm~. Carl q
knder~un. Roy fliehn. n q Car
hstt Era ON. Charles Mia Mara
Mcmillan. A. q fetsr@un. ~
strsah. Thamss f,<ihy. and Mlm~s
nefnice and Colleen MCMILLAN.
Mrs Roms Enasisy % secampsnlss
and Ms Msssaa seymour director
II music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Celebrate
Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen
Married Fifty-nins years

Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Petersen celebrated their 59th
wedding anniversary last Sat-
urday and their children hon
ored them the following day.
having open house from 2 TO
5 nj the Fairbanks home. 1855
SO. Faweett ave. Mr.. and Mrs.
Petersen were both born In
Denmark in 1860. coming TO
the United States while very
young. They we're married in
Clinton, Iowa, Oct. la, 1882,
residing there until 1890 when
they came to Tacoma where
they have lived at their pres
ent address. 1910 Ea. 2sth st..
for over 40 years.
six children. II grandchildren
and four grest-rrandchildren wsrs
present TO share In the rongrstula-
tions. The three sons present were
Anton Of Tacoma, Dan Of Enum-
claw and WIN of summit. The
three daughters were Mrs Harley
n. Young. Mrs. John y. Fairbanks
and Mrs. Arthur II. Keller.
Refreshments were served from
a lace-covered table conferred with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Tri-Arfs Club
Meets Wednesday

Aiss f<la Miller viii preside II
the meeting Of the Tn Arts club
At T30 o'clock. Wednesday. Al the
home OF Mira E. y. pightmsn. s7ip
No. s3rd at The years subject
for study IL Music. and Mrs stan
ley calka will give the preliminary
discussion Of tho evenings dlscus-
sion. Early Music ~ Asiatics.
Greeks and Early Christians.
Other topics viii be given by
Mas Leila Miller. Mrs. Jack du
Priest. Miss Lois Frants. Mrs.
Harry Nelson and Miss Edna
Frsntx.
Miss Martha Poll and Mrs John
Fowler will lead ths discussion on
the opera 'Tannhsuser" which was
enjoyed by the club ~hsn II was
given in se~,tis by the San Fran
cisco Opera Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22

Grant Preschocl-s p. m. In
the home of Mrs. L. r. st. John,
jr.. 3i03 North 18th ri. DIR. r. r.
Dodds, NJ. D.. will speak on The
Foundation Stones of the Body"
Mrs. l.. r. St John. jr., will be
assisted during the evening by
Mrs. l.. Osborne and Mrs. Henry
Anderson.
Mary Lyon Preschool--s p. m.
at 1915 So. A st. DR.. Clifford J.
Spike will speak on General
Dentistry" Mrs. r. K. Martin
will be assisted by Mrs. George
Moore. Mrs. Rex Terry and Mrs.
w. r. Myles.
Officers and ehairmen are Mrs.
A. L. Cadieu. president; Mrs.
Otto Msrth, vice president; Mrs
Larry Hansen, secretary: Mrs.
Robert Good, treasurer; Mira
Dean Rosellini. program and study
group; Mrs. B. w. Caffin. ways
and means; Mrs. d. d. Ford. sun
shine; Mrs. Earl ID. Taylor. pub
licity: Mrs. Charles Mazza, jr.,
magazine: Mrs. Oliver Lund, tele-
phone; Mrs. Rex Terry. hospi-
tally; Mrs. odin Solely. health.
Horace Mann PreschooI-s p. m.
in the lunch room. Miss Grace
Coffman will speak on Nutrition
and Good Health" Mrs. l.. C.
Angelina will be assisted by Mrs
w. J. Humes. Mrs. II. V. Croker
and Mrs. Warren.
Park Avenue Pre~ehooI D. m.
in the home Of Mrs. Harry Jorgen-
son. 1902 SO. I st. Mrs l.. c.
Barton will speak on Developing
the Preschool Child With Story
Telling" Mrs. Jorgenson viii be
assisted by Mrs. Byron Howard
and Mrs. A. G. Engelhsrdt.
Chsirmen are Mrs. Cecil Kim
brough. program: Mrs. Lyle A.
Whitford. membership; Mrs. Harry
Jorgenson. finance and budget;
Mrs. James Lampson. magazine;
Mrs. Arthur Strong. hospitality
and social; Mrs. d. NJ. Thompson.
sunshine; Mrs. Ted Johnson, pub
LEFTY; Mrs. Robert Cangsdino,
clinic; Mrs. ID. NJ. Thompson, Mrs.
Lyle Whitford and Mrs. Arthur
Strong. telephone
Stanley PIT. A. at 2 p. m. in
the school auditorium. Miss Stella
Kellogg will speak on Nutrition
and Child Health"
Tacoma Theta Rho No. will
hold It's second regular meeting Of
the month al the I. o. o. p. temple
Wednesday evening. \ halloween
party will follow At the hou. Of
the adviser. Mrs.. William Gregory.
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Weekly Dinner Wednesday

Chaplain Ned Graves of the
41st Division will speak at the
weekly fellowship dinner Of the
First Christian church Wednesday
night at six thirty o'clock. This
weeks program is in charge Of the
house and grounds committee with
Mr.. Robt Haddow presiding. A
feature of the program viii be a
lecture by DR.. Wilbur Ely. who
will show colored motion pictures
Of a recent trip to the east. Lieut..
Graves will speak on THE Army
Chapels."
Nomen's Guild Grace Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church, 1902 Park
ave, will meet Wednesday morning
for 1890 potluck luncheon. pre-
ceded at 10 o'clock by quilting.
Business will follow.
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Clubs

Daughters of America. Sewing
circle. will meet for a noon lunch
con "Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. John Bernheartsen. sffe SO.
Mason. Mrs Harry Ritter will
preside.
Women's society. Fern Hill
Methodist church. will meet We'd
'nesday at the parish house. Mrs.
Nels Bjsrke viii be the luncheon
hostess.
Circle 4. Daughters Of Norway.
viii meet Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Hans Owrs. 1928 No. 46th
st. with Mrs. J. NJ. Johnson as
hostess. A business meeting will
follow the 1 o'clock luncheon.
Ray G. Roberts auxiliary will
meet "Wednesday in Ray c. Roberts
hall with Mrs. W. c. Dusell pre-
siding. Mrs. S. osier Of Spokane,
department president. will make
her official visit.
Golden Glow Auxiliary. Royal
Neighbors. viii meet "Wednesday
for 1890 potluck luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. n, Pennington. No.
Sand and Shirley.
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noon. II The Baekinnhnm.
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and entertained with . talh a.
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