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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
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OF Iced Drinks Are
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

knowledge IS indeed that wflrh.
next 70 virtue truly and essenfiaIig
raises one man above another -A9-
Olsen
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
SoIod os Main
Dinner Dish

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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bad gAr4en fthiap sugar
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done; add sugar. pepper. vinegar
snA OF g kaean and bacon grease.
heat ta hoiifng pctnt and pour
exer lesture Mix tharu1KkiY and
bet Casuiah with hard
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
Mushrooms os the Main Dish

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

IN mUekFpuzs Sah
sslwrm seer FNnRzME
11 mdk CAeNas
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Snwvas fe1x.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15

Miss Rosemary Burke and Miss
Elvira Gagliardi.
Miss Harrison Hostess
Miss Martha Harrison was host
ess the evening of the same day
at supper party and linen shower
Guests were Mrs. N. T. Harrison
Mrs. Mark Callan, Mrs. J. b. Nc
Nerthney. Mrs. Arnold Armstrong
and the Misses Rosemary Burke
Elvira Gagliardi, Sally Hunt. Mar
garet Burkey and Jane Jenkins
Early in the month-Sept. 8
Mrs. Lawrence McNerthney enter
tanned for members of the family
Bridge WAS played and a buffet
supper was served. Decorations
carried out bridal motif.
Ivy auxiliary. o. r. s.. meets
Tuesday in Fern Hill Masonic hal
for n 1890 luncheon. Mrs. Oscar
Brunswick will preside over th'
business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15

Members OF the Young Woman's
Missionary organizations Of the
Tacoma district will meet At the
/ First Lutheran church Sunday
afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock. The
meeting will be IN the form Of a
rally, followed by a round table
discussion.
Mrs. Stanley Sandberg, wife OF
the Columbia Conference Home
Missions director. will speak at the
afternoon session.
Mrs Bernhard spong OF Yakima
will be in charge of the round
table discussion. Musical selec-
tons will be given by the Seattle
and Yakima organizations. Miss
Margaret Pearson Of Yakima will
preside at the meeting.
Mrs. Carl f. Rydell, president
Of the Tacoma district society,
will bring a greeting from the
senior organization.
Following the afternoon session.
supper will be served in the Dorcas
room. Mrs. Clare Grain, presi-
dent OF the local society, will be
in charge, assisted by Mrs. Elsie
Olson.
The Young Womans Missionary
society of the Augustana Synod
has as It's special project the sup
port of DIR. Viola Fischer of
Hsuchang, Honan, China.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15

Guests were Mesdames J. b.
McNerthney. mother of the bride
to-be; Lawrence NJ cNerthnsy.
Joseph Manley, August Won Boeck-
lin, jr., tDr. Helen Fotchman), b.
J. Bagan. Theodore Gaffney, Will
lam Ellis, jr., Mark callan MARY
Harrison). Dale Forkenbrock,
Joseph Fiorito OF Seattle. Law
renee Turnbull, Dean Pettibone.
Arthur Robbins. Walter Durell,
Glenn Helmer, Daniel Ginder, l..
l., Manley. w. A. Borland, Harry
Colburn. Louis Burke Teresa
Clearly. X. Heggerness. Clifford
Bjelland. Richard Buffelin, Arthur
Poole. Harold Klapstein, Joseph
Harrison. William Haley OF Seat
tie, Isabelle Ray Bailey and Arnold
Armstrong Virginia Goodman).
Others were the Misses Mary
Esther McNcrthney. Jane Jenkins,
Martha Harrison. Sally Hunt. Vir-
ginia Reynolds. Rosemary Burke,
Mary Anne McNerthney. Elva
Gagliardi. Margaret Foley of Seat
tie. Josephine Halko. Violet Cor
don, Elizabeth Hoffner. Eleanor
Beechinor, Kathleen Wallace. Mar
garet Burke. Julia Manley. Char
lotte Manley and Katherine Mon
roe.
Mrs. Bagan Entertains
A miscellaneous shower was
given Sept. 10 for the pleasure OF
Miss McNerthney at the home OF
Mrs. b. J. Bagan on North McCar-
yer ST. During the evening Mrs
Bagan showed motion pictures OF
her recent trips TO Honolulu and
Canada. A bridal procession In
miniature conferred the buffet sup
per table.
Mrs. Arnold Armstrong enter
tanned Sept. at the home of her
mother, Mrs. 3. II. Goodman. The
occasion was a kitchen shower
Court whist was played and buff
fet supper was served.
Co-hostesses at Sunday morn
ing breakfast and silver shower
given in Miss McNerthney's honor
Sept. I at the Tcoma hotel were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15

Excitement of going owoy to school this autumn
is in store for Miss Heard daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Heard, who has enrolled for the University
of Washington. She wos member of the orodu-
citing Gloss at Annie Wright seminary lost June.
In the weeks remaining until school opens she will be
busy making her plans for the year.
-Photo9raph
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Women S Association
OPENS Season

The weeks activities for the re-
organized groups making up the
Women's Association of the First
Presbyterian church start with the
1880 meeting on Monday of the
Caroline A. Ladd guild. The gen
eral meeting will be held In Mid
dleton parlor with luncheon in Nell
son hail. Mrs. Harry A. Wiser
and Mrs. William b. Gregg are
luncheon hostesses and Mrs. r. b.
Webb In study director. Mrs. Omar
Berry will preside In the absence
of the president, Mrs. w. c. p.
Mediums.
On Tuesday circles S. and T.
are meeting. the former with Mrs.
Angus Mclean, 510s So. d St. for
1880 luncheon with Mrs. Karl Won
Walter and Mrs. II. w. Erect as
assistant hostesses. Mrs. A. r.
Easton and Mrs. Mclean are Bible
and mission study leaders.
Circle T. meets at the home of
Cts president. Mrs. A. L. Olson,
3S4s So. Tacoma ave, also for
1880 luncheon. Mrs. All soloos
will be study leader.
Thursday circles o and II meet
for 1890 luncheons, the first q
pot luck at the church in Nelson
hall and the second with Mrs.
George Ellis. 1904 No. Alder st,
Mrs. w. G. Hodgdon and Mrs.
Preston Harris assisting. Mrs.
Karl Staatz Is Bible study leader
and Miss Mary Barrett will pre-
sent the mission lesson.
Circle C has postponed its meet
ing from the 18th until the Path.
Group 10. Bible Presbyterian
church, meets Sept. 10 with Mrs.
II. NJ. Pace. 1916 So. Park. Pot
luck luncheon at 1880. Mrs. ]. M.
Hotes will preside. Mrs. Peter
Peterson will conduct the Bible
study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Mrs. Blows
To Entertain

Mrs. Clifford II. Blows,
president of Alpha Study club
will open her home at $50 So.
Goth st. to members of the
group at ! o'clock luncheon
Monday afternoon.
For this season the club,
one of the oldest study groups
in the city, has chosen South
America as a topic of study
Alpha was founded in 1905
and federated in 1914.
Officers serving this year with
Mrs. Blows are Mrs. Herbert Gay
vice president. and Mrs. James
Smyth. secretary.
The program will open with
greetings from the president. fol
lowed by a report Of the state
federation convention by Mrs
Louis Brown and Mrs s l.
Hampson. Highlight Of the after
noon will be the presentation Of
year books by the year book chair
man, Mrs. Harry Hessert Mrs
James Taylor and Mrs. E. 7. Short
nave been her assistants.
Members Of Alpha STUDY clut
are Mesdames Paul Anderson. J
W Bixel. Charles Battin. Clifford
Blows. George Brewer. Frederick
Brown. Louis Brown. Herbert Cav
: L. Hampson. n. J. Hards. Harry
Hessert. Victor Miller. f. T. Short.
James Smythe. James Taylor. John
Tilton. W. P. Wagley and Sher-
man Ingels
Two new members who viii be
welcomed into the group are Mrs.
". Chelse Boynton and Mrs. Caryl
Irish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15

In the absence OF Mrs Knight,
Mrs. b. T. Bryan will act as sec
rotary pro TEN.
Decorations for the luncheon
are being planned by Mrs. n. B.
McNicol. She plans to use red.
white and blue motif in her floral
arrangements.
The Rev. Mary Mckee of West
Seattle Congregational church
will be the guest speaker. Music
will include violin numbers by
Miss Barbara Reed. who will he
accompanied by her mother. Mrs.
William Reed.
Reservations for the luncheon
have been made by Mesdames
Jack Williams. W. F. Echart. w
F. Corey. William Adams, f. r.
Marks. w. r. Bankhead, B. 7.
Bryan. Edward Coleman, Marcus
Davies. Mary Donaldson. II. c,
Gillian. W. B. Gregg Ed Harmon,
F. n. Hendrickson, Charles HUM.
J. c Huntley, Cora Imhoff, Ed
Kennedy. G. L. Larson, y. b. Nc
Nicol. X. X Myhre. c. NJ. Moore,
G. W. Osgood. J. H. Pinkham,
Gardner Reynolds. w. b Richard
son. II. G. Scott. Alice Yarnell, J.
r Moore. A. A. Woelfel. W. w
Whitehead. Constance Hoig. G. r.
Kirk, William Wilcox, F. A. Cole.
A. W. Oller. Andrew Larson, J.
H. Hendry. J. c. Huntley.
Mesdames W L. Tucker. Her
bert F. Beecher. II. Leroy Wood,
E. X. Robbins. f. 3. Conley. Eve
lvn Chantler. Fannie Wayne. Mar
garet Wayne. A. f Heineman.
George H Smith. George Slvter
3. o. Beal. T. P. Hansen. Harry
Clark. y. F. Bingham. E. NJ
keyes. : y. Rogers. Hattie Rooms,
James Anderson. J. II. Kitlar, f
s. Stocks. George Slaves. c. P.
Cannon. ". Z. Smith, Earl f
Willard. W. p. Maingault. William
T. Carlson. 6. A Bean. II. A.
Douglas, Clyde E. Gray, Alex
ander T. Hosmer and Leonard
Pearson. Misses Janet Robbins
and Beatrice Meddins.
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Numerous Affairs Honor
Fiancee Of Mr.. Dunn
Tacoma Girl Selects Sept. q for Date of Wedding
Ceremony TO Be Soemni1ed in Omaha. Neb.

Going the round of muchfeted brideelec is the
which Miss Katherine McNerthney has been following far
this month Miss McNerthney. daughter of Mrs. j. b. Nc
Nerthney and the late Dr. McNerthney will marry Mr. Rob-
ert Dunn of Dr. and Mrs. r. o. Dunn of Omaha Neb
Sept % ceremony be performed at the Church of
st. Mary Magdalene in Omaha. Mr. Dunn in Dallas,
Tex where he is primary flight instructor at the
Dallas Aviation school.
Most recent of the parties given In honor of Miss
McNerthney was the cocktail party and miscellaneous
shower for which Miss Margaret Manley, Miss Mildred
Maney. cousins of the bridetobe and Mrs William Adams
hostesses Thursday evening the Officers club at
Fort Lewis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15

Bryant PIT. A. will hold its
first meeting OF the year at 2:3O
o'clock Monday afternoon in room
3 a. the school. Mrs. Clarence Ly-
onals presiding. Mrs ware
Fuge. program chairman. will pre-
sent the Rev. Walter o. Macoskey,
who viii speak on Spiritual In
spirauon and its Part in the
School Life and Year" A special
invitation IS extended by the
group 10 all mothers whose chill
dren are entering the first grade
TINS fall. Tea will be served.
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Mrs. Allen 10 Entertain

Althea Garden club Will meet al
the home OF Mrs. Charles Allen.
3717 Sixth avenue on Tuesday aft
ernoon at 1880. The program Will
include papers on Soil by Mrs.
J. r Tlley and Compost" by Mrs.
c. r. Taylor. Roll call vii Dc
answered with What 10 DO n the
garden IT October
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Many Will Attend Luncheon
In Weyerhaeuser Hall
Mrs. Lewelyn Thomas VIII Preside Over Monday
Civic Club Affair Officers TO Be Presented

Reservations growing each day for the annual con-
sttuon day luncheon Monday at IL 80 in Weyerhaeuser
hall when members of Monday Civic club will open their
season.
Mrs. Leweyn Thomas, retiring president will preside
and will present the officers Mrs Percy Creath Smith
president Mrs. H. c. Gillian and Mrs Gardner Reynolds
presidents Mrs Charles HUM corresponding secretary
and Mrs L. J. Knight recording secretary; Mrs. c.
Moore treasurer and Mrs Horace G. Scott auditor
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Trinity Methodist Women
Announce Circle Meetings

The womens society of Trinity
Methodist church announces meet
ings as follows: Circle No. 4 will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Mile
Kloeppel. APP So. Wright, for a
dessert luncheon at 1870 o'clock.
Circle No. will meet Thurs
day with Mrs. Thomas A. Spencer,
1927 Fawcett ave, for luncheon
at 1880 o'clock.
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Spanswsy Group Announce,
w. p. A. PlayschooI

Spansway preschool announces
that the enrolment for the WPA
plsyschool to be held IN the Boy
Scout hail At Metropolitan Span
away lake park this year viii
start At 9 o'clock Monday and
Tuesday mornings with classes
starting on Tuesday XII pre-
school children OF four years Of
age and over are eligible TO at
tend.
The executive board OF the group
met last Tuesday evening al the
home Of Mrs. Merle Prettyman.
New officers for the coming year
are Mrs. L. Walker. chairman;
Mrs. NJ. Prettyman. vice chair
man; Mrs. G. Jensen. secretary:
Mrs. f. Danes. treasurer; Mrs.
". Phillips. program; Mrs. c.
Coltam. hospitality; Mrs. 3 Temp
kins and Mrs. Z. Ansteth, pub
hcity.
Sewing club. Danish Sisterhood
will meet Tuesday 81 the home Of
Mrs. c Petersen, el5 So. sth 81
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"All-0ui" Horror Program
Stars Lugosi and Karloff
New Bill Leaves Little 10 Be Desired
By Borovics Thrill-Seeking Movie Fans

Bella Lugosi who heads the Of White Zombie.
which may be seen al the Riviera theser today. may bs
said to be the principal exponent Of portraya
stage and screen His "Dracua Is Of course. one of the
most weird characters portrayed, but II Is SAID that IN
WHITE Znrrhinn ha Il.
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mr.. ond Mrs. Smith" hi
lorious come dy co-storrine
Robert Montgomery ond Cor
ole Lombard. will remoin OF
the Blue Mouse theoter for O
few days more. In the above
scene from the picture ore
Gene Raymond. Montgomery
and Miss Lombard.
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ROXY Robert Young and Randolph
Scott IN Western Union II so.
800. $40 q:55. also Eddie Albert
and Joan Leslie in The Great Mis-
Ter Nobody" as 4:3s. $40.
RIALTo-Bud Abbott and Lou Cos
tello IN Buck Privstes." IL 80. 2:io.
$50. 7.3o, 1910. also Leon Enrol
You Get That Girl LOS, 3.45,
Music BON-Errol Flynn and Brenda
Joyce IN Footsteps in the Dark "
90. ass. SIS. ass: also Mildred
Cole and Edward Norris in Here
Comes Happiness. IL SIS, 2:5o, o:45
s.4S
Blue MoUsE-carole Lombard and
Robert Montgomery in Mr. and
Mrs Smith" 1900. 3:25. $40. 1000:
IN Little hsE Me anSi .s sho SO ief $50
RINIERa-Bela Lueosi IN White
zombie" also Boris Ksrloff IN
Doomed 20 Die
RETURN sHOwI>Gs>
BEVERLy-Allsn Jones and Nancy
Kelly in one Night in the Trop-
les" also Baby Sandy in Sandy
Gets Her Man"
CAPITOI-Cary Grant and Victor
MscLaglen in "Gunga Din also
Phlllip Dorm In SKI Patrol.
COMM NITN-Charles Laughton and
Carole Lombard in They Knew
What They Wanted" also Margaret
Lindsay and Ralph Bellamy in
Meet the wildcat"
KAY sTREET-Tyrone Power in The
Mark OF Zorro" also Johnny Downs
in Sing. Dance Plenty Hot "
PARk-W c. Fields and Una Merkel
In Bank Dick" also Tim Holt and
virginia Gilmore in "Iaddie"
PROCT0R-James Casney in CITY
for Conquest" also news events
feature The World in Flames"
REtLART-Conrsd Veidt and Ssbu
in The Thief OF Basdsd," in tech
nicolor