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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Benefit Musical Tea
viii Be Wednesday

Members and friends of Circle X
Of the First Presbyterian church
are looking forward to a benefit
musical tea to be held on Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. II. p. Han
sen, 3009 North 2sth ST. Mrs J. L.
Thraller will assist the hostess.
Mrs. Donald Dilts will be the solo
ist, while Misses Jane Bronson.
Euniee Moberg and Charlotte Prem
tice will give trio for harp, cello
and flute. Mrs Lee Carter will
read a group of her own poems.
Also meeting on Wednesday are
Circles B and J. Circle B will meet
for a 1890 luncheon at the home
Of Mrs Frank F. Baker, 1912
North G st. Mrs. lie Roy Baker
assisting Mrs. Roy L. Dodd and
Mrs. George d. Poe will be Bible
and Mission study leaders.
Circle J meets with Mrs. c. c.
Mellinger, 2120 North Prospect. for
! o'clock luncheon with Mrs.
/ Burton and Mrs. H. F. Gambell as
I study leaders.
On Thursday Mrs. l. Bertheau
will entertain members of Circle II
for a 1890 luncheon at her home.
1101 North Alder. Mrs. c. o.
Malim will assist the hostess and
Mrs. Margaret Graham will lead
the Bible and mission study.
1 Lend Hand circle. Kings
/ Daughters and Sons, will meet
Wednesday for dessert luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. D L. Barwell,
1921 So. Tacoma ave Mrs. Archie
Lee Will assist the hostess.
Ladies Auxiliary, Trinity Luth-
ersn church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home
of Mrs Henry c. Geissler. e42
So Ainsworth ave.
Pierce County and Yelm Asso-
ciste Nations, o. Y. -, will mold
their regular meeting at the Hotel
Winthrop Saturday following 1890
luncheon.
Ladies Independent club will
meet with Mrs. p. n. Kendrick,
ssl6 So. Yakima ave Tuesday af-
ternoon at y o'clock. Mrs. Z. A.
Edwards VIII preside.
Circle No. 3. FRANKIE Tobey Jones
home Wall meet Thursday for
luncheon and bridge az the home
Of Mrs Fremont King. BIS No.
! 27th st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Coming Nuptials
Inspire Party
Miss Linden Compliments
Miss SpurIoet

Miss Phyllis Linden enter
tanned recently at a miscel
laneous shower for Miss Au
drey Spurlock, bride-to-be Of
Mr.. Oliver Keene. Assisting
Miss Linden was her mother
Mrs. Carl A. Linden. The sea
sonal Valentine motif was the
party theme and on the buffet
supper table a mirrored cry
stal bowl held red tulips. Red
tapers, also in crystal, were
used.
Also on the table was q minis-
ture bride and groom. Honors for
the evenings games were won by
Miss Barbara Billiard.
Guests included Mrs. Spencer
epurlock. Mrs. Oscar Peterson.
Mrs. Albert Antonson. Mrs. Carl
Anderson. Mrs. Irving Pround, Mrs.
Anna Jardeen, Mrs. Shumsker,
Mrs. w. 4. Waters and Mrs. Carl
A. Linden. Misses Eileen Hegger-
ness. Minerva Price, Margit Peter
son. Jean Spurlock. Barbara Bull
lard. Madeline Bergman and the
hostess.
Miss Spurlock was guest Of
honor at a miscellaneous shower
on Thursday evening. when Misses
Helen and Irene ostness enter
tanned the Altha Young women's
class Of the Temple Baptist church.
and q few invited guests. The
Misses Ostness, assisted by their
mother, Mrs. o. A. Ostness,
served 4 buffet supper TO the fol-
lowing guests: Mrs. o. q. Spur
lock, mother Of the honor guest.
Mrs. Roy Beddoe. Mrs. L. c.
Thomas. Mrs. Dale McKernan and
Misses Orla and Tins Larson. Ruth
Davey. Daisy Lewie, Shirley Bed
doe. Josephine Fletcher. Marilyn
Junkley. Josephine Lindgren. Dor
othy Peters. Josephine Clifton,
Margaret Hall. Mary Barger. Mar
garet Hunt. Vivian cruver. Bar
bara Billiard, Alice Cook, Norma
Jean Lilly. liza Kjos.
Miss spurlock and Mr.. keene
will be married February 9th, at
the Temple Baptist church of Ia
coma, and will make their home
here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Ouf-of- Town Couple
Married Here

Miss Garnett Jessie Schwartz OF
Everett and DR.. Her c. Anderson
Of Seattle were married Thursday
evening at 9 o'clock at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Carl Johnson in
the Dreher apartments. Attend
ants were DR.. Berge A Anderson
OF Seattle. brother Of the groom
and Miss Hettie Schwartz Of Kos
mos. a sister OF the bride Miss
Cannon Dee Penner Of Olympia
sang Because DR. Her c. An
derson is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Anderson OF Lincoln. Neb
Miss Garrett Schwartz is the
daughter Of Mrs. Maude Schwartz
OF kosmos.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was held IN the Cambridge
apartments in Seattle. The young
couple Will leave for Cordovs.
Alaska. in about 10 days. where
DR.. Anderson Will practice medi-
cine
Typographical auxiliary viii
meet for luncheon st the home OF
Mrs. T. y. Phillips Tuesday. The
program for the coming year will
be discussed.
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leila Riser WEEDS
Roy Parnell. Jr.
Quiet Wedding Solemnized
In Seattle Friday Evening

At a small service Friday
evening at the parish house
of Grace Methodist church il
Seattle, Miss Zella Louise
Riser, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney B. Riser. became
the bride of Mr.. Roy Oliver
Parnell. jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Oliver Parnell OF
Tacoma.
The Rev. Raymond Atterbury
pastor of the church. performed
the ceremony witnessed by close
friends of the bride and groom
from Seattle and Tacoma. Bou-
quets OF spring flowers and buckle
berry formed the background for
the candlslight ceremony.
For her wedding the bride chose
Scotch thistle ensemble, over
which she wore beige tweed coat
and a corsage Of orchids. Miss
Leota Hunter, as the brides only
attendant, wore a blue frock with
corsage of yellow roses and
gardenias.
Mr.. Thor Copstead was best man
for Mr.. Parnell.
At the reception which imme-
diately followed the wedding, Miss
Cleo McNolty and Miss VeilluX
presided. Asked to pour were Mrs.
David Riser of San Francisco.
sister-in-law of the bride, and Miss
Rose Mcdonald.
Mrs. Parnell was graduated
from the University of Washing
ton and has been member Of the
staff at Columbus hospital in
Seattle.
After a wedding trip to Canada,
Mr.. Parnell and his bride will
make their first home in Tacoma
at the Olympic apis.
Ladies' Aid of Falkland Evan
gelical Lutheran church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at
the home of Mrs. A. Reinke at
Brookdale.
Swiss ladies' and Mems society
of Tacoma will give a masquerade
dance in the Swiss hall on Satur-
day, Feb. s. Prizes will be awarded
for the best costumes and refresh
ments will be served.
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Prelude TO Spring. Fashions
Will Be Presented by Club
Arts and Science Members TO Entertain at Winthrop
Feb 10; Mrs. Svertson and Mrs. leemon, Co-Charnen

To give of Tacoma glimpse into what the stylists
of the country have in store for them this the Arts
and Science club will present style show and bridge party
in the Crystal ballroom of the Winthrop on Thursday after
noon, Feb. Is. The affair will begin at o'clock.
Mrs Walter Sivertson and Mrs. Emory Leamon will be
co-charmen for the party Mrs Walter Smell will be IN
charge of tickets Mrs Carl Mesner and Mrs Alex McBeath
tables; Mrs. Michael Devote. Mrs. Winfield Sypher, Mrs
Richard Boscovich and Mrs Merle Leedy favors Mrs Ar
thur Behlng publicity. Mrs Ernest Feroga and Mrs John
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3. smith VIII take TeSefNdIIOn
A partial list of reservations
include: Mesdames Mel Logue,
Glen Hofcditz. William Mcleod,
Horton Sarff, Emery Abbott, Carl
Hegstrom. Robert Zarbaugh, G,
II. Pietils. Virgil Nyquist, s.
Lyons, Edward FINLEY. c. G. Jen-
kins, Richard Mover. Edward
Barnard, r. o. Medic. Frank
Cline, Vincent Beuzer, b. Fisher,
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Peter McDuff, Otto Damkier, Irv-
ing Thompson. r. A. Miesenburg.
J. b. Mathieson. Robert Mann,
Edwark Martin. L. II. Love, Kurt
Karman. Arthur Goodrich. V. r.
Boucher, II. 6. Marks. Clifford
Myles. p. w. Hayes Otto Glass
man, Miss Helen Blair. Mrs. c.
Biggers.
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Helen Ethel Morgan WEEDS
E. Craig Boardman
Jane kindsI Is Only Attendant 70 the Bride at
Wedding Witnessed by Close Friends

Simple beauty and dignity marked the wedding Friday
evening of Miss Helen Ethel Morgan and Mr. T. Craig Board
man. the of the bridegroom parents and Mrs
John Carver Boardman
Japanese and formed the background'for the
ceremony olemnized o'clock by the Rev Paul Ashby
of Olympia.
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PEG Chapters
Plan Programs
Groups Meet Thursday
For | O'clock Luncheon

Chapter c, p. F.. o.. will
meet Thursday at ! O'Clock
for a dessert luncheon at the
home of Mrs. T. II. Duerfeldt.
Assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. James l.. Garvin and
Mrs. J. Spencer Eccles.
Once a year the group invites a
husband of one of the members to
be guest speaker. This year Mr..
L. c. Oberlies has been chosen.
The topic he has chosen for the
afternoon il 'Roosevelt's Half
Moon"
CHAPTER OK
Also meeting on Thursday is
chapter OK. Mrs. CORTLAND Skin
ner will be hostess for the meet
ing at her home, 100 No. eth st
Luncheon will be served at /
o'clock.
After the business meeting n
program will be presented. Miss
Ethel Gottler will present a paper
on Interesting Women" and Mrs.
Hume A. Clelsnd will discuss Ma
turalization."
CHAPTER CA
Mrs. ]. A. Arnold will be hostess
at her home, 3s2s No. 30th st.
to members of Chapter CA when
they meet on Thursday for a /
O'Clock luncheon. Mrs. Myra
Vaughn will assist the hostess.
The president, Mrs. r. A. Mac
MILAN. will preside at the business
meeting. On the program sched-
uled for the afternoon is Mrs. l..
II. Webb. who will present a paper
on Modern Trends in Recrea-
ton"
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Fraternity Mothers VIII
Meet Monday Afternoon

house. 1921 No. 18th st, Monday
afternoon for a ] o'clock dessert
luncheon. Hostesses will be Mrs.
A. p. Rasmussen. Mrs. o. r. Hite
and Mrs. Arthur Hungerford. Mrs.
Paul r. Bergman will preside at
the meeting.
Circles TO Meet
Circles Of the Tabiths society Of
First Lutheran church will meet
next week rs follows: Tuesday
afternoon, at o'clock, Mrs. c.
Ericsson, 5241 South Birmingham.
will be hostess to members of Cir
Gle 2. On Wednesday. At 1:30
O'Clock. circle 5 will be guests Of
Mrs. Albert Nelson. 410S No. 10th
st. and members of circle 5 guests
Of Mrs. s. Akeson. S515 So. 18th
ST. On Thursday afternoon. at ?
o'clock. Mrs. II. NJ. Tanberg will
be hostess TO members OF circle s,
1T her home. sl2 NJ st. and mem
hers Of circle 8 guests Of Mrs. c.
N. Carlson. At her Pennsylvania
avenue home.
Wednesday evening Dorcss girls
are TO meet for q no-host affair at
the home of Mrs. Theodore Nels-
son. 11o4 No. 9th u.
Saturday afternoon, at z O'Clock.
members Of the Junior Mission
Band Of the Sunday school will be
guests at . party which will be
given in the parlors Of the church.
There will be q program, moving
pictures. games are TO be played
and refreshments served Mrs.
Carl T. Rydell, junior adviser. is
to be the hostess and will be as
sisted by Miss Helen Left. Sunday
school superintendent
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Pierce County and Yelm Asso-
ciste Nations. o. Y. =. Will hold
their regular meeting at the Hotel
Winthrop Saturday following 1890
luncheon.
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Ladies' Aid of Falkland Evan
gelical Lutheran church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 230 al
the home of Mrs. A. Reinke a.
Brookdale.
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Ladies Auxiliary. Trinity Luth-
eran church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock al the home
Of Mrs. Henry c. Geissler, e42
So Ainsworth ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

LADIES' independent club Will
meet with Mrs. P. n. Kendrick,
ss16 So. Yakima ave Tuesday af-
ternoon at y O'Clock. Mrs. Z. A.
Edwards will nrsSida
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

Swiss Ladies' and Mems society
of Tacoma will give a masquerade
dance in the Swiss hall on Satur-
day, Feb. 8. Prizes will be awarded
for the best costumes and refresh
ments will be served.
Evening star., 1941-05-01

AII-wooI fobrics, royon and
wool twiIIs and crepes and
worsteds. Glen PIoids! Pos
tells! Pencil Stripes! White
collar and sotin trims. Sizes
for misses and women.
Better Coats and Suits, Third FoorJ
Evening star., 1941-05-01
PAINTS

IS Gallons HerOck Prime
House Paint, white and colors;
originally 1925 gallon, now
S2.59
81 Gallons Floor and Deck
Enamel, originally $2.9S, now
S2.39
2S Gallons One Coat Wall and
Wood Enamel, white, ivory and
green; originally $3.25, now
$2.49
IA Quarts Nu Enamel Spar
Varnish, clear, quick drying.
For boats, floors, woodwork;
originally SIPS, now S9c
"a Half Gallons of 4-Hour
Enamel. Choice of 8 colors.
Originally $1.69, now--s1.1s
PAINTS, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
GIRLS WEAR

3 Orig. S16.95 Teen-Age
Party Dresses. Size Is. S1.95
1 Orig. $5.95 Party Dress.
IL Orig. $3.95 Girls Teens
and Chubby Spun RayOn and
Rayon Crepe Dresses S1.49
Is Orig. $7.95 Plain and
Printed Rayon Crepe Dresses.
IL to 16--------------- S2.49
II Orig. S1.95 Wool Plaid
Jumpers. Sizes 8 to II yrs. S9c
IS Orig. 81 Wool Slip-0n
kweaters --------- 88c
4 Orig. S6.95 Raincoats. Sizes
II to IA - Sl.95
(Girls' Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Orig. SIP TO SI.65
BOYS WASH
STACKS
79c

Only rs in the group, All
sanforized shrunk-no more
than 10 residual shrinkage.
Sizes II to 20.
10 Orig. So Boys Raineoats
and Matching Hats. Size 6.
S1.44
10 Orig. S13.95 Students Re
verSible Goats. Wool on one
side, cotton gabardine on
other S6.44
3 Orig. S22.50 Students Tx
edos. Sizes Is and II only,
$4.44
boys Clothing, Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Orig. $3.50 to 55.5U
Jr. Miss Shoes
SS.79

Only so pairs in the whole lot.
Including patent straps and
brown oxfords. Broken as
eortment of sizes and styles.
100 Prs. Orig. $l.15 to $1.39
Girls Slippers with leather
soles, open toes. Wedge or
covered heels. Broken sizes IL
70 IA 79 79c
80 Prs. 25c and 35c Anklets
and Socks. Broken sizes
for girls and boys s-- &c
tChildren's Shoes. Second FloorO
Evening star., 1941-05-01

125 Orig. SOC Rayon Gloves.
Broken assortment 29c
9S Orig. S1.59 and S198 Suede
and Kid Gloves. Broken sizes.
ColorS only! ----- 79c
40 Orig. S1.39 DOeskin doe
finished sheepskin) Gloves.
Soiled. Natural and white.
Broken sizes S------------ S9c
tGloves. Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-05-01
CIearance! Girls
Furnishings

10-Orig. 59c Pink Cotton
Broadcloth Boomers. Size
l1-Orig. 81 Rayon Crepe 3
Pc. Pajamas. Size 8 5Sc
11-Orig. 81 Rayon Crepe
Princess Slips. Size IA 5Sc
2s-Orig. S1.15 Cotton House
coats. Size 8 -- 59c
Girls Furnishings. Second Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-05-01
TOTS COATS

I2-Orig. S5.99 Coat Sets.
Broken sizes ------ $3.50
2O-Orig. SS.95 and $7.95 Coat
Sets. Broken sizes for boys
and girls S6.99
6-Orig. S1O.95 Coat Sets.
Broken sizes ---- - SS.95
8-Orig. S13.95 and $16.95
Coat and Hat Sets S10.95
10-Orig. S1.15 Long Pants
Sailor Suits. Sizes 3 to 6x Tic
5-Orig. S1.79 Long Pants
Sailor Suits. S to 6x 81
6-Orig. S1.99 and $2.99 Long
Pants Sailor Suits. to 6X.
S1.59
l1-Orig. S1.99 and S2.99 Dolls.
Soiled ----- 81
1-Orig. s2.9s Teddy Bears.
S1.59
Orig. S4.95 Panda S1.99
10-Orig. 81 Dolls s--3Sc
1nfants Department,
Second Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-05-01

3-button, single-breasted drape
models with slightly longer
coats. Plain and sport backs.
Plain shades and plaids in
greys, blues, browns and greens.
Sizes for regular builds from
35 to 80 in the group.
THE Hecht Co. MANS Store,
Main F1oorO
Evening star., 1941-05-01
NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS
JR. MISS
DRESSES!

4 Orig. $1O.95 Navy-Rayon-
and-WoOl Capes; sizes II To
4 Orig. S7.99 Jr. Misses Dresses
in light paStelS. Size 9 to
l3 -SI. SI.99
a Orig. $3.50 to s14.s5 Junior
Dresses. One piece, jacket
and redingote dresses IN
rayon prints, paStels, navy and
black. Broken sizes 9 to IS.
S5.99
8 Orig. $7.99 Sheer Rayon
Print RedingOtes; in blue and
green. Sizes IL to IS S4.99
10 Orig. sI4.95 to S22.95 Bet
ter Junior Dresses. Jackets,
Dresses and one piece in
prints. Pastels, navy and black.
20 Orig. SIO.95 TO SI6.95 Jr.
Miss Suits. 2-pc.. navy and
black. Sizes 9 to IT S6.99
Young Wsshinetonlsn Shop.
Third Floor. The Hecht COD
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Orig. S3.99
COTTON
HOUSECOATS
SS.44

Only Is! Lovely prin t e d
houSecoatS in wraparound
styles with full sweeping skirts.
In waffle pique so cool to
slip into during the hot sum-
mer.
7 Orig. S1.99 Cotton Flannel
ette Housecoats in wrap style,
39c
5 Orig. S1.99 Cotton and
Rayon Satin Housecoats. Well
made with full skirts 80 SI.00
I Orig. $3.99 and $500 Rayon
Satin and Ray0n Crepe House
coats. Also some in rayon
suede-like fabrics. Wrap and
zip styles $3.50
2 Orig. 1858 Rayon Velvet
Negligees. Wrap styles. Size
18 S $3.50
10 Orig. S10.99 Rayon Satin
Negligees. Lace trim m e d
styles ---- $7.9S
tHousecoats. Third Floor, The
Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-05-01

l Orig. S45 Beige and Brown
Plaid Fitted Coat with Wolf
Collar. Size Is S29.95
l Orig. S45 Blue and Brown
Plaid Fitted Coat with Wolf
Collar. Size ID S29.95
l Orig. S45 Beige Boxy Coat
with Wolf Collar, size 16
S29.95
2 Orig. S45 Fitted Beige Coats
with Wolf Collars. Sizes Is
and is - S29.95
Orig. s49.95 Beige Boxy Coat
of Heatherlustre, beautiful
wolf collar. Size I6 S29.95
Orig. $685. Fitted Beige
Coat with dyed fox collar.
Size IA 1895
l Orig. $685. Boxy Beige Coat
with dyed Fox collar; size
18 -.---- --.- 1895
Better Goats, Third Floor)
Evening star., 1941-05-01

Tans, greys and blacks in good
quality, long wearing famous
make suspenders. Regular and
extra lengths.
(The Hecht Co. MANS Store,
Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
BEDDING

10 Orig. $685. Colonial Poster
Beds. Walnut or mahogany.
Double size $3.50
10 Orig. $7.95 Foster Coil
Springs. Helical Tied. Double
xize S5.99
6 Innerspring Mattresses. Pre-
built border, roll edge. l in
4.e It. size; 4 size 4 it.; l size
Al II. S10.99
. Orig. $50 Box Springs. Hand
tied. Double size Sl2.sS
BeddinS, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
So and S2.95
House Slippers
Csc

Two styles: Wedgie type with
leather soles and cloth uppers.
Also regular style slippers with
leather uppers, soles and rub
Der heels. Broken sizes in the
group.
30 prs. Mems Orig. S4.45 and
$500 Shoes. Tan or black
feathers in sizes 6 to 7i2
only $3.50
THE Hecht Co, MANS Store,
Main Floor
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''Save Children"
Group Organized
In Wilkes S a t.

North Wilkesboro, Sept. Is. -
A Wilkes unit of "Save the Child
rem" Federation was formed Sat
urday noon in committee meet
ing held in the office of c. B. Ell
Ter, Wilkes superintendent of
schools.
Object of the organization is to
aid underprivileged children,
principally by supplying them
with clothes and supplies in Or
der that they may attend school.
Miss Mary Sue White, Of West
Jefferson, a representative of
''Save the Children" Federation,
was present and assisted in the or
ganization. She also explained the
purpose of the federation, saying
that every reasonable aid would
be extended underprivileged chill
dren in order that they may at
tend school but the child to re-
ceive the help, or some member
of the family, must do some need
ed work about the school as pay
ment for the help received.
Mrs. Claude T. Doughton was
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State To Meet
Richmond Sat.

Raleigh, Sept. II. = Last heavy
practice work for the week. in the
North Carolina State fotball camp
was ordered for today and tomor-
row as Coach Doc Newton ap-
plies the finishing touches for Sat-
urday's Southern Conference eye
opener with the University of
Richmond.
The clash with the Spiders
starts off the conference cam
paign and naturally both the
Pack and the Virginians are los
ing no time in their practice ses-
sions.
There are several ''angles''
which make the contest unusual
ly interesting for this early in the
season. Naturally the North Caro-
lima fans want to get a look at
the team which defeated Carolina
last year. They also are anxious
to see the colorful Wolfpack
which last year offered the most
entertaining brand of ball in this
part of Dixie.
State is taking the meeting with
the Virginians very seriously and
it's easy to see why. The Spiders
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-18
Healing Sp'gs News
BY FlOye Owen

DR.. J. L. Ballou from the state
of Washington, made a business
trip to N. c., last week.
Mr.. Ralph Duvall and Lawrence
Owen, of Drumore, Pa, are Wis
iting friends and relatives in Rug
by, Va. and Crumpler, this week.
Mrs. Vada Mcneil and child
rem Vita Lee and Johnny, were
week end guests of Mrs. L. W..
Owen.
A zoology show was given at
the Healing Springs high school
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rowie McNeill and daugh-
tiers, Della and Mildred and son,
Jones, visited Mrs. Myrtle Owen,
Sunday.
The Home Demonstration club
met at the Healing Springs cafe
terra Monday to make plans for
the Ashe county fair.
Miss Floye Owen, her brother,
Pozy and Ralph Duvall went to
Blowing Rock, Sunday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-18

have 10 lettermen back and some
of the best sophomores Richmond
has seen in many, years. One of
the sophs is a North Carolinian,
Jurney Edgerton, of Fayetteville,
who will be starting in the back
field.
The Woldpack should come up
to Saturdays opener in fairly
good physical condition. Sonny
Gilbert, letterman blocking
back, went out of action for about
three weeks when he broke his
hand in Saturdays scrimmage
with Iiampden-Sydney college.
Co-captain Cutie Carter, regular
center, has a knee injury which
may keep him on the shelf.
Saturdays game will begin at
8 p. m. daylight saving time. J.
L. VonGlahn, business manager
of athletics, announced today that
the demand for tickets was in
creasing daily, but that there
were still plenty of good seats
available.
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CHAPTER x
SynODS:S

Beautiful Camilla Dean is tour
ing Egypt and Palestine with
party Of Americans. On the voy-
age she has many admirers,
among them a wealthy Syrian
known as Joseph Asad, in reality
Hassan Isar, leader of fanatical
Arabs in Palestine. She meets also
the English-bred American. Ron
aid Barker, known as Ell Kerak,
mysterious leader of tribes Op-
posed to Hassan. Camilla accepts
the attention of Hassan to gain in
formation helpful to Barker, who
has warned her that she may be
in danger if she continues her
tour. She accepts Hassan's inv't ia
ton to go to Damascus, accom-
panied by some of her American
friends. She visits the home of
Hassan's father, the sheik Arif-
el-Arif, where she is Joined by
HaSsan who renews his proposal
of marriage, but she refuses him.
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named chairman for the Wilkes
Unit. Mrs. Kate F. Absher, OF
the county welfare department, is
vice chairman; Mrs. Maude S.
Miller, NYA interviewer, is Sec
ond vice president; and Everett
Elledge, principal of Moravian
Falls school, is secretary-treasur-
er.
The organization will meet ev-
cry second Saturday in each
month at the office of c. B. Ell
Ter, superintendent of schools.
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AS stimulus to better inter-
American relations, some South
American countries will have
higher steel and chemical priori-
ty ratings than some U. S. civil
ian industries.
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The American Aberdeen Angus
Breeders Association will hold
it's annual Angus show in con-
junction with the Texas State
Fair at Dallas October 4-19.