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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Mr.. FIXIT
He Fixes Thinus

To receive attention II TIA col
INN letters must Sc name ard
address q sTIIsT Dnls Initials
81 es published when requested
Mr.. Fisit; What proceeding.
are required and hsw much
would u eest 10 hsse q VET
ersn's posi- Incorporated under
the laws Of this state. How
about the elts Of Tacoma Our
purpose IL 10 promote social wel-
fare and athletic artiyifie. be-
tween our members of the Reg
ular Veterans association ma
tlonall. Our services are. Of
course. dedicated Ia protect our
national defense. VI. I. X.
STATE law applies and the f>e
for filing Incorporation Of an
organization like yours with the
secretary Of state at Olympia
10 s.. You probably viii have
to arrange for some attorney to
draw ~ the Incorporation pa
pers in proper form.
Mr.. T1sit: ! would like 10 OBJ
lain = copy Of Harper's Third
Reader. the issue of 1896. II Ma
the first reader I had when
arrived from Germany ~ a child.
I attach a great sentiment 10 IL.
would like Ia borrow one or
exchange n set of other books
for IL. ADoPLH n. MATLEN.
ill9 30. fist NJ.
You might find one in soms
Of the old book shops or second
hand stores or possibly some
reader Of this column has copy
he'll donate. Besides the string
Of stores along Commerce 81.
and Tacoma ave, there are book
stores at 18th and Pacific ave,
at los 10th st. pth and Yakima
ave and various others.
Mr.. Finit: il there any
danger In any WAY In having .
canar, bird In the house,
H. u.
To yourself or To the bird =
know OF no danger TO you.
but II you have a cat. look out
for the bird. Canary birds arc
known to have saved the lives
Of The persons who kept them
by warning of fire. or creating
disturbance under other
dangerous conditions Csnar-
les are splendid pets and as
far as can be learned on short
notice. are not ordinarily hosts
to disease that are eommuni-
cable TO humans. Parrots do
sometimes carry a serious. Of
ten fatal disease: but appar-
entity cRnaries do not.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

University Of North Carolina
most of the campus leaders are
working to pay their buttons.
The largest number work IN the
institutions dining rooms.
TOMORROW: Post Office in
a Church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
TIDEFLAT IMPROVEMENTS

Editor. The Times On Dec. 20.
ie4o. high tide with a moderate
flow of the Puysllap river. rose
70 the stfingers o. the wspato
waterway bridge.
II we had flood river water
like in Isn. s ?. 10, 1850. when
the river crossed the land where
Goldag. sienE tire Pacific high
way 10 now located, the resul,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
LIFE IN ONE HOUSE

In all his az years, c. L. King
of Greer. s. C, has never slept
under any roof other than that
beneath which he was born,
strange as II seems. The 100
vesr-old house WAS built by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Kings father. There King
brought his bride 90 years ago.
and there they still live together
happily. with no desire To travel.
WORKING GIRLS
At Womans college of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

don't have much money ! used TO. but | have
learned appreciation of life. | content. - Tommy
Loughran, one-time light-heavyweight champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

NAV have been disastrous. The
river bank where the Pacific
highway crosses the Puyallup
river Is 10 feet lower than at
Goldau
The Puyallup river emptying
into Tacoma harhor is carrying
the water of the White and Car
bonado rivers.
The fill on all the tideflat land
is not high enough The cause
of it being the present height
brought about by the Tacoma
Land and Improvement COM
pany. The Bowers Dredging
company dredged the city water
way. it dredged and filled the
land company property from the
entrance of the city waterway
to east waterway bridge. The
tideflat land east of the city
waterway should have been at
least IKE feet higher, across the
flats to Hylebos waterway.
Tacoma and Pierce county
have a golden opportunity to
fill all the tidefats in the
quadrangle east OF East 18th
st. including Lincoln ave. and
tide lands east of Il. to that
height by dredging the proposed
Roosev eft waterway nov
known as Wapato waterway
and the extension of Hylebos
waterway 500 feet wide from
the Pennsylvania Salt Company
to point where the sproul road
extended north from the Pa
cifie highway would intersect
II. dredging Sitcum waterway,
strsig htening and widening the
Puyallup river
There is another vital i'm
provement that should be taken
into consideration - sewage for
ali that district - II We don't
allow for the slope of the land.
the sewage pipes in this district
will be flooded like the Los
Angeles business district was.
OPPOSES WAR
Editor The Times Here is an
open letter 10 John Coffee,
House Of Representatives; am
in receipt Of q letter from
young man in California con-
tanning the following state
ments.
One camp Of conscientious
DIRECTORS al GARDENS. near
here has been Ok d by the gov
eminent.
The bows in the camp viii
work under the forest service.
but the camp is run entirely by
Friends.
Directors are supposed n
maintain themselves Il possible.
costing $50 or $40 per month"
What a traversty upon a gov
eminent which Is supposed 10
guarantee 20 every man the
right 70 worship God according
10 the light he mas What pro-
found ignorance OF the funda-
mental teachings Of The Christ.
whose followers under the SYM
Dol Of the fish instead Of the
cross recognized the laws Of
God. and Thou shalt not Kill :,
and were al. al His time. con-
scientioas objectorss refusing 70
serve in the armies OF Rome.
As you will note from the let
terhead. 7 am a veteran Twice
have 7 volunteered for service N
the wars OF my country. Lately
volunteered MY services 10 the
state ard nation n connection
w1th the preparedness program,
and without ASKING rengnera-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Mr.. Finit: il there any
danger In any wa, In having =
canary bird In the house..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Give understanding and shall keep Thy Law; yea.
shall observe il with my whole heart-Psalms l19 Sd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Three Dealers Show New WHY'S

Improved ord refined over
iu lezl prsoscsSor, re new
ord widely hsfoIoeo le-2
Why's Arntnoor q beng pre-
,en,ed formally 70 me motor
NC public mere ond throughout
Oregon ord Washington rms
~ses. ~ inspection q me
rev ereoiions DISC io<ss mot
Their interiors ore lU>or'oosly
upholstered, mot theY ore
completely ,,1solofsd ooo'nsi
sound. r1ot seIf-noIdine front
door sirops hold doors N foil
open position ond fhof socn
check strap hole hos seo'hsr
seoino 70 prevent voter leos-
no into ire front cornport-
rnent. Above, tbs slsesiY
streonniined lS42 WHY'S Sc
don. The ns1 cors ore nov on
oispIoy OF 6orell Motors, krous
Motor company ond TVefen
Motor company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Revolt Of Free
French Is NEARING

Lon Don Gen. eAsrss -
GAsss Wednesday >~so.ses1 fs~-
ms,son a. /. rfss-eh National som-
mites a. % t.e,o' Soyern<nsst
representing IN. free yr~~<h en-
par. Axf Trsoos, ~flst Ne ssid
vas on Ne verge a rsvos;
against IN. visns Germans
u Cssgss. Pre- Yrsneh iesdsr.
sad the COMMUTERS ospiem2tae
relationship ~ith me Unitsd
States would osp~n6 On rAsnins-
tor. when nov rseornz<d ire
Pstsln government.
he explained that th< commit
tee. representing the 'ssspgxssssd
fssiings q Free yrsneh amen,
would DO made up ~ eight or nine
representatives. from anon &
authorities throughout me world
and particularly In London, who
are free 70 express their opinions
as Frenehmen."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

These Ears ~efs h~asnea Ard
materials FOR thsm crdefed hsfef~
ths aefsnss Demands hscans -
pressing a. tAsy are today s.sa
Nallissn. "AnreessF. aan I thias
tat 20 Feed q sofry annut Ia
future either. pnat forget that
the susomonals compsnis. have re
hest engineers n Amsriss - tho
tnh sna | acnt believe they'll -
s,amrsd ~ rssorsiiss ~ Hs,srsi
.hnFts.es
fhs rev ears are certain -
please ths efs, Th<y Asve h~sn
wosssa esf ffcm Designs - New
ynrhs famous Rsymnssi In<~y
ard thsy are lons. ~sds saa dsilshs.
fully strssnlmsa The front enfs
have horizontal iouvfs< " bright
stainless steel and drtslnE. psFs.
ina ard f~s lamps are grouped n
vertical columns IRE front snd
ensemble 10 an~ - ssfrsns width.
seesntuatinT the ia~rsss ~ ths
new ears. Nor !. ths- lev sluss"
appearances decreased ny ths
smooth fie~ ~ bod. roay panels
top ard rtesr-ararp<a rear $50
,lans rhs nav ess NAP ~ sraa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

An instant impression 81 rugged
nassiveness il afforded by the
new chevrolets, with their re
STYLED hoods and grilles and
elongated front Tenders which
flow Clearly back into and become
a part of the front doors, swing
ing with the doors a. they are
opened.
The high performance standards
set by tn. 1a41 Chevrolet are
assured again this year, with re-
tention Of the 1a4i engine, refined
and improved for the new year.
Fuel and oil economy. long chev-
rolet trait. Ia thus also assured.
A lower, wider, more massive
grille with heavier bars, and
blunter, deeper hood with front
splash shield and more widely
spaced hes dlights contribute 10 the
effect Of bigness.
Much broader and deeper than
before. the new hood extends back
TO the 'front.' edge OF the front door.
eliminating the former eowi SIDE
panel and creating a cleaner hne.
Side panels are integral with the
hood top. Louvres, appearing SIS
extensions ~ the body belt mold
ing. taper out from that molding
- .h,,,,, an IL inch projection at
the hood front.
Top-spot car sn the new hne 10
IN. Fleeiiins Asrossdan. said by
It's designers TO mark Distinct
new trend IN motor car styling
The lowest and most graceful of
the ~ models, me Asrosedan Tea
tures rsar-end design ~ unusual
merit Sweeping back to clean
breaking rear that tspers smooth
ly IN an eye-appselsng curve. tho
hines Of this bag new ak passenger
model reflects latest developments
in the style world.
The companion model in the
Fleetline series, the six passenger.
four-door Sportsmaster sedan. 10
presented as Chevrolets ultimate
smart town car. .mbodying a host
~ luxury features and dis
tingiashsd styling inside and out
Both models are tailored IN the
new F1eetVesvs brosdcloth IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
1912 Pontiac
Being Shown
Displayed by Toe.
Auto Soles Co.

The new Pontiac ears for 1919
are noN o. display a. the sales
rcoms ~ ths Tseoms Auto Sales
Co.
Although tbs : year when
improvements are least expected.
Pontiac engineers and production
men have restyled the appearance
and added several worthwhile
mechanical improvements 10 pro
dues a line 81 cars for 1as2 that
are worthy successors u tire great.
est year in Pontiac history.
Styling which Pontiac introduced
two wears sEo with great success
"a continued in fleet 81 two basic
lines Of models the Torpedo with
seven body models on the lie-inoh
wheelbsse chassis and the Stream
liner with two bodies on the i22-
ineh wheelhsse chassis. Also. there
are two Stresnihner Chieftain
models with several added style
features.
All models are available with
either six or slght-eylinder engines
at a small price differentisl be-
tween skies and eights that Pom
tiae established last year.
The two-dcor sedan coupe. which
set a record in the streamliner
series Of la4i by being the first
two-door ear to outsell a four-door
sedan. has been added 10 the Tor
pedo line. Another surprise add
ton 10 the Torpedo line is the new
convertible sedan coupe. Besides
these two models are the business
coupe. sport coupe, two-door Sc
dan, four-door four-window sedan
and the four-door six-window Sc
dan. These IL models give Pontiac
its greatest variety Of model sp-
peal In its lowest price class.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Ford Dealers So
New 1872 Models

u Nave never seen . u.c~e ~
fnssssssss rs<epsscn 10 . ma ~
ssrs thar thai which wns slveQ
~ asaf dealers h the in11 ltNe -
presented nnrssy.+ senss1 ~. q
fsttsssu~. rsetffs Nsrtnwenl
bssach nsssssv II ~ rsv1 NJ
frr On.
Gathered 81 M cavse ss1,>sssum
n Seattle FOR IL al 6ay eeseenre.
msrt nseslaG we're mers thse -
FORD s~alsss sn< snissnen IRON ~
parts - wasNinstoa. ovsecN
idaho sd noefAaa. o. psssiruise
interest n The desisvs ara enlesv
srsa. sreossilne 10 rsstssssa. wno
The sesc.nesmsst - tn@ rcr1
an-eyiinAsr unit wNleh ihss ysae
10 me semesns~ 80 - ~ ~
va
-TNs vev< hssssv q. - bssaoo
In Ne messvses pssssss pee1 spAis.
" y ssthsr sss ~ s>Gnf.eyj1a6ee
ps~v.- I'D rassevpna. ~na1 49,
ing ny shs enthusiasm ~ essr aeai~
svs snd snIssnsa shcwa ~ ~
style And sssaty features - unAo
years sffsrsnos. - sse ssavsnse1
thai The popularity n ssis HE wssf
- nssse~iisd-
hsshIisnt ~ sss sssiss nseslss
~ss . tain given ~ patfsssna. =
~kssh ~ esssisnsd ths saibsas pcinse
n lhs vovd hntsw Cas- sfpsss u
the cid NJ nsttsnsl 1efsnss. n
sadEsias 10 m eztsnGsvs wwn -
lnx carried ~ ~ In eowDasy ~
al phases ~ dsssnss. esteesosm
snasua~sd thai gasa ssouk eara
Issps~ In army nsee. vs<s $50
h<snG ds,ivsss0 u Ne ssm11 frgeee
ssa thai swpssss engine esasevwe-
tsa~ wss ssenu nnsvse1 vseh ~
resssbss spes1
rsbss sans<nes~sex - ~ fo11
Topd nns ~ Ears. walsh snelD1no
nss~sry - t.se<ess uusse - 90
10 s~ps~ss1 sks~s1v.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

pony. The eofs shown ore me
Torpedo" models WHICH. due
70 rsdss,onina o. the 'son' snd
otcsor much wider mon Iosf
ysors CO.'S. Corssop 10 esc-
s,ol bshei, porsioc Tor lS42
presents mony improvements.
BON rssnoo,sol ord other
wise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Another Year Another Model!

In spite Of Adolf Hitler. Benito Mussoin and the new
credit terms the automobile industry has answered the bell
for another round in the great American game called
Business.
Already several Of the factories have DISPLAYED
their 1892 models and today's Tacoma Times
carries the announcements Of several more. Within
the coming week 10 DAYS. most of them will have
laid II on the line for what promises to he a most
peculiar year in the history Of the motor car
knock down and drag out" battle for moi more than
half the business there during the 1871 model
year.
The limitations Of the market are divided between re-
seted production the hand and higher prices added
taxes and credit the other At this
than there buyers buyers than there will be
cars but when know there will be so per less
than were available this all the marks
Of hot time in the old town tonight
However, il takes even more than this dark
brown picture TO bring the white flag from those
battling motor manufacturers and dealers Had
you had the opportunity 10 attend a number of their
annual meetings. YOU would agree with that the
famous saying I'VE have not vet begun TO fight fits
the automotve picture like bareback riders tights
Even the themselves many of which | have
seen reflect the character of their makers like fine
compliments the master whose skilled hand brought II into
being. If the playing havoc with gasoline alley,
would suspect from observation of the 1912 models
No sir! The boys who build your personal transportation
have not sold you down the river they're delivering the
goods like nobodys business and you're going realize it
when you the latest offerings your dealers
If you need and have sufficient coin Of the
realm satisfy your Uncle Sans credit whims you need
have hesancy about putting the finger your avorte
model and saying gimme
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Locomotive Quartet
Puffs UP Berkshires

BoSTON -Four Boston A Maine
railroad locomotives were used to
move the heaviest load in the rail-
roads ioo-yeat history. Hitehed
to a ai-esr freight train. tho loco
motives easily hauled s.sos net
tons q freight ~ tho west slope
Of Washington mountain in the
Rerkshires.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

. Soon ~ b. ssown IN dusissS
hsc~soous . shs ,e<1 Bod
kss 81 cas-. sspssssossssvs 81
~bsek y ne new ssssss 20 s~pss
<Ssos ssa.a ss.o-n Shove The
sssssAi,nsd shzssesss ~ ~
49, models . s<ssssssssd ~
49, ssfoa f-odss ~hs<h sss
carried fAss~sh eoso M ases
p~ssss
/ ne fsost s.d sss~, $50 ps<-
ssrsd hsss. presents . con.
pisssiy redssssnsd hood and
vide, lo~ radiator grille. ~hi<h
provides greater ssr insshs %
me point Of sfssssss pfssssss.
while headlight placement Of
rhs outer edge Of ne fssdsss
dellnsAiss ts< cara sidfh-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

PORTLAND ssat fnr Gas ooo
against William stspp, Portland
sports writer. FOR alleged breach
~ promise was fsisd Wednssdst
b. nsdslins Ensh ~ Portland
Ths plaintiff charged ssspp pro
posed marriage but no~ refuses 10
mary h~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Allen MOTOR Company Has i
New Siudebaksr on Display
New Quality and Appearance Combine
To Dispsl Noiionul Defense Niqhtmms"

The StadehAker automobiles fer Ie<z have arr1vsd'
Motorists vho have been spprshensse th< quality
and appearance II the automobiles that WI h manufactured
under the stress NJ national defense activities vii hes
fears disreed they % tho shewrrcms - the Auen
Motor company located II 1870 SO 81. and n<p~<f h4
Stndchaksrs The just beautiful an4
brilliant in color ard design 81 their predecessors
and according 10 A. r. MuiEan they better nafosp~
hIeA mechanically than previous mndels
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

r1ch brown color com binstion.
Special DELUXE and hastsr De-
luxe lines offer the town sedan
sport sedan. five Passenger coupe
and business coupe. In the former
series are the dashing eshriolet
and the station wagon. while the
Master DELUXE group offers two
CON mereisl sr,is. a coupe pickup
and a sedan delivery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Chevrolet for 1912 Goes
On Display Here Thursday
South Tocomo Motor Co. and Walker
Chevrolet Co. TO Hold Open House

Three lines for 1912 ranging from the utrasmart
Feetne series TO the Master Deluxe economy com
prise the Chevrolet offering which go display at the
South Tacoma Motor company and Walker Chevrolet com
nanv Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Tour posfmsstsr ear tel you
INV 10 invest In q. .. D>fsnse
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Lucky Tom
"Standard" Practice!

Ben Ball, member of the composing staff of this
newspaper driving home from Seattle night several
weeks in downpour of rain remember the
rain
Near the Seattle city limits his went sit
down strike and Ben had neither the knowledge nor
the tools TO make it get up and 60 Walking about a
quarter of a mile. he arrived at Standard Oil COM
pany station where he found chaps Del Pickle
and Jonah Nogel in attendance THAT'S right, the
guys name is Del Pickle fooln'.)
One Of the boys remained the Job and the
panied Ben out into the where his stalled II
wasn't any time until he had everything hunkydor and
Bens troubles history When they all arrived back
the station, Ben asked for his bill
We'll would 25 cents be TOO much?' asked the life
of "Chevron fame that's about what my would
be-"
And there you have it fine night for a
der and Ben gets half mile Of good Samaritan
service for two bits,
II such experiences this which make realize
there still remain few really big people in little Jobs
which thousandfold better than little people in pig
jobs!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

yog postmaster esn tsii yos
ho~ 10 invest n u. 4. Dsfssse
tsossas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Here you see tNso views ~
the 1912 Stakeholder which IS
now on disploy OF ,hs soles
rooms Of the Allen Motor COM
pony. Andy Mullioon. presi-
dent. is hoppy obout the whole
thing ond who wouldn't be-
perhops YOU SOW them OF the
Puyollup ioir lost week. In ony
eose. you con see them 10
much better odvontoos IN 'hs
luxurious soles rooms OF the
eonpony on South G 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

The Womans Home Companion is conducting a crusade
for uniform traffic laws in all as states definite step in
curbng the fatalities resulting from motor accidents
In letter this column received the subject this
nnent appeared in bold face type
Less than 24,0 persons killed by Nan
bombs in Britain during 1910. More than $4,000
persons were killed by autos in the L. 5. A. during
1940"
1t is hard TO believe there things than war
and that the American people could be indifferent TO
them and go year after year, snuffing out
the lives of thousands highways without
much raising eyebrow, while at the time
gasp horror the slaughter of fewer numbers far off
England
funny world En-, what! and funny folks living
In IT.!
Lucky Tom!
As you read this. Tommy MaHon. our South Ia
Ford dealer and Mrs. Mallon their
10 the big city TO be witnesses TO two Of the
eountrys major sports events the 1941 World
Series and the Louis Nova heavyweight battle, both
Of which get under week.
This won't he Tommys first World Series expert
your reporter recalls the fact that he at
tended one couple Of years
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-08

: SOCIETIES :
and CLUBS :
Benefit Card Party
A benefit card party will be
sponsored by the Altar and Rosary
society of the st. Mary's Catholic
church to be held in the Parish hall
Thursday night at 500 o'clock.
Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet in the Legion hall next
Tuesday night at o'clock.
Approaching Wedding
Marriage of Miss Lenna Winifred
Augsburger, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Memo Augsburger, and Lam
doline Amstutz, both formerly of
Bluffton and now of Chicago, will
take place at the st. John Men
MONTE church near Pandora on Sun
day, May % at 800 o'clock.
Miss Augsburger is a graduate of
Pandora High school and the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago and is
employed in office work. Mr.. Am
stutz is graduate of Bluffton High
school and the Moody Bible Insti-
tute of Chicago and is engaged in
religious work
AMIGO Club
ELECTION of new officers of the
AMIGO club marked the last meeting
of the organization held at the home
of Mrs. Donald Corson Friday night.
The following were elected: Pres.
Miss Edith Zimmerly; Vice-Pres.,
Miss Pearl Ramer; Sec'y-Treas.,
Mrs. Bess Goodman.
The program of the evening was
in charge of Mrs. Randall Wentz.
After the program Bunco was play
ed ending the contest held during
the season in which the low score
holders will give the high score |
holders a dinner in the near future.
Boys All Club
The third meeting of the Orange |
township All Livestock and Crop
club was held at the Orange Center
Community house Friday night. |
Two new members, James Scott and !
Richard Stuber, were inducted into |
the organization. Plans for the |
summer were discussed at the meet |
ing.
Speakers for the next meeting to |
be held May 80, will be Donavin |
Montgomery who will talk on "Steer
Management" and Richard Neff who
will speak on Pig raising. Also at
the next meeting will be the organi-
zation of a club soft ball team.
Gold Star All Club
The Gold Star Al club held its
third meeting this week at the
Orange Center Community house.
Twenty members We're present and
answered the roll call by leading the
group in singing one of their fav-
orite songs.
A report was given from the bake
sale and plans were made for the
leaders training meeting to be held
at Findlay Tuesday.
The evening was spent in study
ing the various techniques of dress
making. The next meeting, to be
held in the latter part Of May, will
be devoted to discussion of towel
hemming by Dorothy Grismore and
table center pieces by Ida May
Arnold.
Pinochle Party
A pinochle party was enjoyed at
tie home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren