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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

GOOSE PIMPLES don't care
where they live. They appear on
the arms or the legs, even on the
chest and back of many a girl.
They disappear if the skin
surface has proper care. When
bathing use a heavy brush to
coax the surface blood streams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

WHAT IS more pleasant than
to have a few congenial friends
In for tea? There's something
about The Tea ceremony that Is
very special.
TODAY'S MENU
Scotch Sh0ytbread
Scotch Cream Scenes
Spice Cake
Tea With Lemon, Sugar, Cream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Scrub Away UqIy Goose Pimples

to 90 about their duties. Dry
with a coarse towel, apply coco
nut oil, palming IL into the flesh
until it disappears.
Atop the oil fluff on borated
talcum. patting and slapping the
skin surface briskly. Do this at
night, every night for a week or
fun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Shor+bread and Scenes
-FerJeatime= Menus

gradually. then add nut meats
and fruit, and stir in apple sauce
last. Turn into CREASED loaf pan
and bake in moderate oven 1850
degrees) for about hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Oyster Eritters and Oyster Rare
Irown, drain. Serves A.

brown, drain. Serves a.
OYSTER RAREBTT makes a
nice supper snack. One of our
famous authors always serves
this dish after theater parties.
His recipe calls for a cup OF
oysters, parboiled. also 2 table,
spoons butter. u pound soft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
teaspoons baking powder

2 teaspoons baking powder
II teaspoon salt
Pepper
Drain oysters, chop. Beat
eggs until light. add milk. Mix
-four, baking powder. salt and
pepper. Mix in oysters. Drop
by spoonfuls into deep fat
heated TO 375 degrees. Fry until
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Scotch Shortbresd

SCofCn OhOTTCreeo
I cup shortening
= cup sugar
cups -four
Cream shortening thoroughly.
mix in sugar and gradually work
in -four. using your hands II
necessary. Turn onto a slightly
Toured b oard d, knead until
smooth, roll out TO Il inch in
thickness. Cut with large round
cutter. then divide circles in fan
shapes and prick all over with
fork Flute edges. Put on
creased baking sheet and bake
Is minutes or until light brown
in moderate oven 1850 degrees ,
Scotch Cream Scenes
. cups sified -four
3 teaspoons baking powder
u teaspoon salt
l tablespoon sugar
II cup shortening
2 eggs. beaten
- 2 cup light cream
Sift dry ingredients together
Cut in 5 tablespoons shortening
Beat together eggs and cream
and STIR into dry ingredients.
Toss. but do not knead. on lightly
Toured board. Divide dough into
two equal parts; roll each into
round pieces 6ia inches in diane
ter and cut in quarters. Put in
CREASED round baking pans
brush top with remaining short
ening. melted. and bake in hot
oven t425 degreesl- for Is min
utes or until done.
Spice Cake
u cup chopped raisins
Ii cup mixed fruit peel
u cup candied fruits
cup chopped nuts
2 cups -four
II teaspoon baking soda
II teaspoon salt
l teaspoon cinnamon
II teaspoon cloves
l cup butter
cup sugar
! cup unsweetened apple sauce
Prepare chopped fruit and nut
meats. Sift flour, measure and
sift with soda, salt and spices.
Cream butter. cream in sugar
gradually, add dry ingredients
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

EMBEDDED IN a tasty
fritter batter. oysters take a
new lease on the menu.
Oyster Fritters
pint oysters
2 eggs
1-3 cup milk
l 1-3 cups -four
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Past Worthy Advisers
10 Meat rhursdAy

The past worthy advisers ~ Ia
coma assembly No. ,. Order 81
Rainbow for Girls. will meet on
Thursday evening 81 o'clock 81
tho home nf Miss Ruth Drowisy
Al . recent meeting Mrs Donald
kesslsr Vas elected president Of
the club 10 succeed Mrs Harry
Baker. ~. Tho officers who will
ssslst Mrs kssslsr during the COM
ing year are niss Barbara Tissot.
vice prssidsht. Misc hsslns
sehroedsl. secretary. and Miss
Trula Mac wsttsnbarHer. treas
ursr
Following . short business meet
ing q buffet supper viii bs ssrvsd
from tshls decorated In an
Easter manner. with dufodiIs and
small cotton rabbits and chickens
Guests for the evening will be
Aesdamss Edwin sehsibai, Ralph
Hssksr. Jack kimbaii George
Esrslsy. Ed~In ksnriek. John
Psulik. Donald k.kslsr. Malcolm
EnEsirom. Raymond Wal. jack
Snyder Richard vineyard. r.
Harry Baker. IT,. and Misses Jane
Ltindbsrs. Dorothy Perkins. May
Frazier. Barbara Tissot, Emily
sofhs Vera Bradbury. Betty
Boucher. Tnlla Mas Haitsnbafs
ger. Maxine hchfoedsl. Dorothy
keil. Lillian Hsndries~,n and
Marie Muilisan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Meetings Scheduled
For Woman S Club

The executive board OF tho Taco
ma Womans club will meet Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock In the
clubhouse with Mrs. Ethel M Dun
sesth presiding.
on Friday morning Al the same
hour Mrs. r. c. Anderson, chair
man Of the educational department
will meet with the Better Eng
lish" class and at 80 Mr., Charles
A. schleusner Of the American
Home department will present a
program during which Mrs. NJ.
German will speak on Silver In
the Home"
The Fine Arts department OF
which Mrs. Ellsworth C. Power Is
the chairman. Will have an inter
esting program Of local authors
and musicians, short stories. and
play. The program will open at
2:30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

shop, which is the groups main
support for its Well Baby clinic.
operated through the Publ c
Health Nursing service at County
hospital. Mrs. John Wood jr.. has
been the chairman this year and
In her account Of the successful
activities at the shop thanked the
ssmembers who have served there
during the year.
In the placement report, Of
which Mrs. Charles Fogg has been
chairman, three members who
have been doing specialized ser
vice work were presented. They
are Miss Amy Lou Murray. fam
fly welfare; Mrs. Willis Oldfield,
Industrial home music, and Mrs.
John c. Taylor, president of Ia
coma Drama league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Friends
With Wedding
Mrs. Dsvsy Announces
Rites Were Held Feb. |

Mrs. Victoria pavcy, SOD
So. Cakes at. Ia announcing
the marriage on Feb. ! OF her
daughter. Ruth. to Mr.. Oris
Thompson Of MeChord Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson viii
he honor guests Sunday NJ a
reception st the home Of the
brides mother.
The Ceremony was performed 81
7 10 o'clock cn February ! IN tbs
Church ~ Christ. with Rev. y. A,
Talisy officiating
The bride wore = blns chiffon
afternoon dress. with . HsFdenla
corssgs. Her only attendant ~ss
Mr.. W. e, Scott. WIN voss brown
ard heirs crepe Mr.. w. 6. sect,
Was best man
Friends and Relatives 81 the
bride and groom ~ill Gsihsr 81
N. hom. ~ the brides mother On
sunday 10 honor tns y"ung couple
Mrs Ted e. ksnrlek riiI sssist 81
the reception
Mr. and Mrs Thompson are
leaving for Texas On tprii . for
. months wedding trip The ns~
home will 10 made n Tsroma.
Mrs Thompson u . graduate ~
stadium high sehnol. snd . mem
hsr ~ Warren assembly. Order ~
Halnbo~ Her husband vss ssfais
Gated IN pisinsiss. rssss
John A. fsusn eirsis. isdiss n
Inc q. a. n. wlii hnld their regular
business meeting Thursday ., Car
psntsrs hail Mrs Frances rsiins
siii preside and Mrs. Agnes Lad
ssy. department. president sili
make hsf official Wait rDlluek
luncheon At ~ 10 Slll proceeds ms
msstinE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

Mrs. Mills home was attractive
throughout with spring dogwood
blossoms and on the table were
pink eamelliss in q blue crystal
bowl. arranged on mirror.
In her report the president told
also OF the program OF training
for provisional members Of the
league conducted during the past
season. The Tacoma Junior league
has at the present time II pro
visional members and an active
membership Of 103 persons.
Official reports were given also
by Mrs. Rowland secretary, and
Mrs. Arthur T. Norman, treas
ursr; Mrs. Paul Graft. educational
chairman: Mrs Baker. city editor.
and Mrs. Youell, publicity chair
man
OF particular interest was the
report Of the Junior League Thrift
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Miss Nelson WEEDS
Air Corps Officer
Ceremony Read IN
puysRup by Csndle6qhs

Nuptial VOWS we're ex-
changed hy Miss Frances Julia
Nelson. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Nelson Of Puyal-
lun. and L Leonard Smith
Humision. Saturday evening
IN a candlelghted setting 81
daffodils. hracken and ceda
houghs in Pioneer Baptist
church.
The ceremony was read hy
the Rev. Walter Natkin, as
sisted hy the Rev. Give TAy-
Tor of Christian church. Puy-
allup.
Il. Humistnn IL the son ~ NJ
snd Mrs Harry lie. Humiston.
also ~ Puyaiup.
Given IN marriage Nv her
father, the bride wore : gown q
white satin trinity tailored On
princess lines with q train and lace
trimmed finssr-tlp length veil
She carried colonial bouquet ~
sweet peas and yellow rosebud.
from which ribbon strssmsrs fell.
The bride VAS attended BY her
sister. Miss Agnes Ssl-nn. who
came north from san Jos. for tho
wedding she VAS rowned in a
plesisd peach chiffon dress and
carried . sweetheart bouquet of
sweet peas and pink ros.huds.
rspsrs wer. lighted before N.
ceremony hy Miss virrinis Han.
son, cousin Of the bride. and Miss
Jean Humiston. sister Of the bride
groom. Their flowers were white
carnations
1t Humiston Was attended by
Mr. Richard Roberts Of Tsooms
and the ushsrs we're Julian and
Edward Felt. cousins NJ The bride.
Piano numbers were played he
fore the ceremony nv Miss Dor
othy Drotr and Rev. wstkin sang
Because a"
Receiving Al the reception at
home following the ceremony Mrs.
Nelson wore blue printed silk and
Mrs. Humlsion black crepe Their
flowers were eorssgss of white
carnations. Mrs Harry Hanson.
cousin Of the bride. presided at the
collation. table Assisting were
Mrs John Droty. Mrs. Andrew
Gustafson. Mrs. A. Moe and Mr..
l. mcQuarris.
When 1t and Mrs Humi.ton
left on their wedding trip 10 Cali.
fornla. the bride wor. a dusty
pink dress and a black eont with
hlsck and white accessories
They motored 10 Riverside.
California. and viii he at home In
sunnymsAd. California. Near
March field. until 1t Humiston IL
transferred 10 Tuscon. Arizona
He Is graduate OF Randolph and
Kelly field. u. n air corps pilot
training schools and 10 at present
stationed at March field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
String Trio 10 Play AZ
StYIe Show thursday

Musical interludes during the
fashion show which will be held in
conjunction with the Tacoma Day
Nursery's luncheon on Thursday at
noon IN Weyerhaeuse- hall will be
played by one of the outstanding
string trios Of the city composed
Of Miss Charlotte Berghost. cello
Mrs. George Johnson. violin, and
Miss Vivian steelmsn, piano.
Luncheon will bs served at IL
O'Clock with the fashion show fol-
lowing Immediately and preceding
cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Mrs. Cooper VIII Entertain
Garden Club Thursday

Reflection Garden club Will meet
at 40 Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. w. c. Cooper. 1905 So. Yak
ina ave Members will respond 10
roll call with accounts OF deeidu-
Gus tr|es. Mrs Insr Nyholm will
present a paper on anemones and
tuberous begonias An exchange Of
plants will complete the afternoon
program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Virginia Hickok
To Wed May 50
Engagement Is Revealed
Al Announcement Party

AT a party given Monday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Hickok announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss
Virginia Louise, to Mr.. Joseph
L. Raudebaugh, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Perry Raudebaugh.
The marriage will be solem-
nized on May 50.
Present AZ the announcement
party were Misses Esther Lang
ness. Martha Simonson. Ruth ST.
monson. Vivenne Meincks. Pearl
Buettner. Esther Reoks. Marjorie
Wagner. Ruth Johnson. Mrs. Dons-
van Rsudebaugh and Mrs. Perry
Rsude baugh.
The party Was given a. the
Hiokok family home at 7os So.
X st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Clubs


IAdies AID OF Bethlehen ltith<r-
an church Vii hold Its regular
meeting Thursday In tho church
psriors. Lunch al o'clock Mrs.
Arnold Finstuen hos,sss. Program
.Ill follow.
seventh Ward W. q. 7. q. will
meet with Mrs. Elizabeth cAtron.
$3.50 South 18th at. on Thursday
AZ ] 30 Current events 10 b.
given by members noting any
any progress ~ Temperance ar
Invites will be the topic Of N.
afternoon.
Tacoma chapter n~Msiay
Mo,hers' club will meet In ths
Masonic temple Thursday evening
at 4 o'clock with Mrs Leonard
Erickson presiding. After the
business session. Mrs nsx Mrohs
viii BE- IN charge 81 card playing.
followed with Refreshments served
BY Mrs J. NJ. Dunsmof. and Mrs
NJ e. EiordAn. saslstsr by Mrs.
Ada Craig and nrs. J. E. sawyer
a. hoEtsssss
Willing Workers of ths Evan
xelloai Inn.znu~S I.utt<rAa church
Will meet IN III. church basement
"Wednesday evening ~ ! 30 Mrs.
David For viii be hoste.s. and Mrs.
Paul Holmes viii preside over IN.
business meeting
south T.som. H.b.l.. .s..
iiisTy will meet Thursday, IN the
South Tacoma !. o. o. D. temple
for a ~ 20 Luncheon Hostssssn
vii bs Ara ~. =. L1cs.. Mrs. Ron
srt LAslsy ard Ars Eldon Vsrnsf
Ms p Watkins. president - ths
group. will cal business meeting
At 2 o'cloes
HI,psh auxiliary viii meet
Thursday for u 10 iunenson a. the
home % Mrs. Bessie Minis. zi0i
No Fife - nrs n Pssrson and
Hfs. Left Jsnssn will assist 81
II 20 luncheon. Business and cards
Nlii follow
GoidsH kuls Isnt Hiss. dAee.-
b~e. vii meet Thursday evening
81 O'cioek IN the AaccADss
temple. 18Th and Paddle. 70 make
final arrangements for the AAecs-
bee asslseieiion meeting here
April II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Round Table Tor Boot
Rsyiswsn IhursdaY

This week when tho rhur.day
Night Book Reviewers hold their
regular meeting at the Mccormick
library al Tso. the time viii be
given 10 . round-tsbls discussion
Of the Odyssey Of Homer. This IL
the second ln the seriss ~ classics
the club 10 reading.
Topics have been chosen for ape
eisl reports which will he given by
ten members ~ the eiub. and the
auditors will he invited N join with
them In tho general di.ousslon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Mr.. Adams 10
Be Speaker

The regular meeting OF the
Girls Ad club will be held on
wednesday at 7.30 at the Cham
Der Of Commerce. The guest
speaker for the evening will be
Mr.. Oscar Adams OF The Tacoma
Times. who ia member OF the
Mems Ad club. His address will
be Ads Make Business
Ladies' Aid society Of Hope
chapel will meet in the PARISH
house on Thursday at II 30. Mrs.
Edward Olson and Mrs A O.
schafer will be hOstesses The
social hour following the busine IS
meeting Will be devoted 10 inter
ssting Bible comprehension tests
relating 20 IN. Easter season.
l. l. A. ladies Auxiliary will
meet Thursday e. 30 In the Mae
csbes hall. So. 18th 81 and Pa
CHIC ave.
Firersst Community Church Gr-
Gle vii meet for i2S luncheon
on Thursday al the home u Hrs
Donald Crsmmond krs HAucs
Berry. president. will introduce the
guest speaker. Mrs c. g. Trimbis.
who will talk On ber experiences
in China Mrs. c X Whittier will
BE- the assisting hostess.
Progressive Italian American
Auxiliary VIII sponsor a card
party On Thursday al Il 30 O'Clock
at the Fisher Civic Center. Chair
man Of the affair 10 Mrs.. Anthony
Bsrtocchini. assisted BY Assosmss
Louis Sorgi. Eugene hstehisini.
Frank ksrgsno and the Misses
Leona Asrgsno and Florence Via
fore Reservations may De made
a. CA ssss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Mrs. Powers 10 Present
Second in Pre-Easter Reviews

Another in the series of pre-
Easter book reviews by Mrs Els
worth Powers will be presented by
St Elizabeth Guild Of the Church
Of the Holy Communion. So 18th
and ! SITS Wednesday evening at S
O'Clock IN the church. Tickets for
the affair. to which the public Is
invited, may be purchased at the
dOor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Mrs. Dsvy VIII Entertain
ST. Cecilia Board

Members Of the executive board
OF St. Cecilia club will meet on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at
the home Of the president. Mrs.
Alexander Dsvy, 2s22 No Union.
Plans for the spring concert,
April Is. will be made a. this time.
The affair is 10 be held in the
Crystal ballroom Of the winthrop
and for the occasion Mr.. Edward
Pslmason Of Portland Will be the
guest soloist again by popular re-
quest
Fern Hill Baptist church Will
present a play a New Lease on
Life" Thursday afternoon al 2
o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Customary Luncheon 70 Be
Given by Mrs Eberhsrdt

An annual affair will be IN,
luncheon for members OF the la
dies auxiliary Of the Dash Point
Social and Improvement club
which Mrs l.. +. Eberhardt will
give at her home Thursday al
1890. After tn. regular business
meeting which Mrs. c A. Dundell
will conduct. there will be cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Lois Stranger
WEEDS Mr.. Farley
Ceremony Solemnired a.
Home OF Bride, Parents

Green spruce and hemlock
boughs and golden daffodils
decked the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Stranger of Ora
ham, Wash, for the recent
wedding of their daughter
Lois, to Mr.. Walter p. Farley.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Far
ley. s606 So. ID St. Tacoma.
Thirty-five members of the
families attended.
The brides gown Was Of white
chiffon and lace. with a delicate
shoulder length veil attached 10
her hair with pink and white free
sias Her bouquet OF white freesiss
and pink rosebuds was tied with
a vide satin ribbon and interviewer
with net.
The maid OF honor. Miss June
Farley, sister Of the bridegroom.
wore peach chiffon. and carried
bouquet Of Tslismsn roses Mr.
Walter NJ. Stranger. brother Of
the hrids. wss best man
Miss Frances Olson. cousin Of
the brids. wss oandlslish'sr. wear
ing pink and white. with a oorssgs
Of pink carnations
The Rev. Delbert Brsssman per
formed the ceremony ~ a o'clock
before an altar thanked by baskets
Of daffodils
One hundred fifty guests at
tended the reception At Tn. Firs
following the ceremony. The
mother Of the bride wore royal
blue lace with q eOrssgs Of white
rossbuds. The bridegrooms moth
er chose black net with a eorssgs
Of white rosebuds.
Assisting 81 the reception were
Mrs. Arthur Crate and Mrs.. Jane
Wheeler.
For her going away outfit Mrs
Farley wore a powder bin. dress
with navy blue accessories. under q
light tweed coat After short
motor tnp north. they are at nom.
a. ei7 So. isth ST
The bride u gradual. II puy-
sliup high school and Mr.. Farley
was graduated from Lincoln nigh
school.
Nomen's socieiy. Asbury Mstho-
dat church sili meet Thursdsy for
II 20 luncheon al The church Mrs
John Hslsth. and Mrs.. Ordis
Vargo are IN charge Of IN. bust
mesa and program which will fol-
loS.
Oz@nAm Circle - vii meet f0f
business luncheon and cards 81
Thursday afternoon al ! O'Clock.
Mr. George Pyett viii - the
hostess Ars J D. hssary Ntn
conduct the meeting.
I-dl.. Ala Of ~, r.ui,. D.al.h
Lutheran church will meet T-nurs-
day a. the home Of krs. walter
Jensen. s4I7 80. Ferry Of Mr.
Charles Uinekson OIL .sslst with
II 20 iUneheOa.
lie sourd Methodist church
wsmeHs society ALL meet Thurs
day u the social hall for o'clDck
luncheon. Hostssses vii - Mes
danes " ~ Johnston. 4 ..
Engh. r r. Smith and - Jensen.
Miss Alice HsWthorns Nlu speak
N missionary work. A sale Of
zsvs.l.As s1ll tos.os.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Annual Meeting Is Held Tuesday
With Board Members Entertaining
Chairman and Officers Give Yearly Reports OF wort
During Pest Year; Tea Hour Follows Business Meeting

Mrs Thomas Mills. who has always been enthusiastic
member of the Tacoma Junior League reelected pres
dent Of the group its annual meeting Tuesday her
home. Last winter Mrs Mills then vice president.
Chosen complete the Of Mrs Paul Savdge Conea
Marie Cardin).
Chosen with her Mrs C. Z. Collins jr vice
presidents Mrs Walter Baumann secretary. Mrs Gershom
Rowland Mrs Harold Deerng Thrift shop chair
Mrs. Virgil Anderson Well Baby clinic; Mrs. Kathryn
King Nouel education and Mrs Ebert Hall Baker H. city
editor.
For the tea hour which followed the meeting members
OF the executive board entertained with Mrs Mills. Mrs
Frederick Shaneman and Mrs j. Arthur Thompson poured
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Mrs. Num- 10 Be
Hosfesx TO ElutA Club

Members of Eluts club will meet
on Thursday for Il 80 luncheon al
the home Of Mrs. l. A NUM-, 1928
No 7th Members will answer roll
call with items on china and pot
terry. Mrs w. ". Clsbaugh will
speak on table decorations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
ills Retains Position as President of Junior League
Capitol District
Clubs 10 Meet


ophelis Garden club mem
hers will 10 hosfeases for fhe
meeting Monday Of the Caps-
lol district Of the Washington
State Federation of Garden
club. in Plymouth Counrrns-
tionsl church. -. ss,h e. ard
Park avr. Mrs. Paul Hullis
~ the club ell be the guest
speaker, nor topic 70 he Cor
sages
NJ. sssph~n ?. wsra. osvnrss
district asr~escf. wfii sr>n ne
meeting ~ 10 eislaes fnetu1es n
ire mnrrins rsnxrsm N sddisicn
n Nf< nalil. s.lk ~sil - -
shs~tns II mctss. pictures ~
scenic Highways
tuneh<ar ~ nn#n win ~ s>fve1
Nv nufh circle II - enurrh. wtfh
Mr. raul Nilsss Mfs . ~ diaes.
Mrs u I wsia sra Mr. nallls n
chsrks
Garden riuh msmn~ss Win 80
hint issn r.r,s~ns. fsvors ear.~wes
s1s arrangements ~ spring s1cw.
are
Rssefsstiars must - m.ie ~
tho meeting ~ Ar<sl Z WITH MsA
Joseph rhemrsra. Main rss9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

rsenms chsptes. Order ~ IT,
Mossy. % haitlnx sfs firss saestln1
AZ April Thursday .ssnss9 81 -
IN the Ms<nnis temple rns ssslse
evening ~ill ~ sesetsa Ia tia siss-
i'na af officers. signing ~ 10
merit s~arsis snd mssIrs prsp-
arstlaus f.f the sems. snrasl In
stsiistlnn ~ efhs<rs April ~ n
tho fieIhse rcom n the napunie
temple
rhs Msshsrs efus V slsn ms>t-
lrG III this Tina
S.iis - eess ~sll mest fnare-
DAY ~ the huue n nfs 4 ".
ties. st1s "a. ! a. fev ~ sesa<b
luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

wemsn's so,ieiy. Asbury Msiho-
dat church will meet Thursday for
II 20 luncheon al The church Mrs
John Hslsth. and Mrs.. Ordis
ysrgo are IN charge Of IN. bust
mesa and program which will fol
loS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

o1AnAm Circle - ALL meet Tor
business luncheon and cards On
Thursday Afternoon al ! O'Clock.
hrs George Pystt viii - the
hostess Mrs. J D. hssary vii
r1.ra..l-l fhe rr.afIrr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-20
XII the beast.'
Only One Language

I0NTINIHI FN0m F9Tp OOCN "
5a.otS. MI the BEAST
Only One Language
ANIatrlX GriIoduboNa recognized.
. be sure, that aXiS forces OCCUPY
a considerable area f conquered t-r-
FItory and her evident purpose was
70 stimulate lis Inhabitants to a con
%tinuatton Of guerilla strife. IN every
hejse. every gully. very bush spell
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-20

gy-
.l 1'l5l wa .a.9 are 10
51.+e.'' ~. where
.''o-e ~ ".. rs WORK.
5o"si 9}0 per
a.ss pay ~ IDS 'e2eg
@s...e-9 ~ ~. OLA pay
go! ~ 90.
=..'j9 =. A21N SHOPS
's1"eiis W IA nature,
-'i'SN" ~ -'e+i projects
w., '.,'.le "'i" loaa.s 10Y lnc!i
- - '''. s'.5i. INNER tAeH
l'2@ t.a.a,' INDUSTRY,
+-'5-l7 -011.Nt - per ihohlh
Ans Oh "e+e'9e framing
IN adat1loh TO their practical TX
Et4+53ee young people employed IN
me defense program are required
ID axe SPECIFIC training IN shops and
-t572ss pi pupI4c vocational school
system. lDpSe classes NrAyida IN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-20

and narcotics. and fire prevention.
AS stated above, these are the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-20

Whatever the status of the reported
romance between heiress Barbara
Hutton and actor Cary Grant before
their recent meeting in Mexico, it
remains unchanged, says the former
Countess Reventlow, shown as she
returned to Los Angeles by plane
from Mexico City.
Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-20
Practical Experience.

The NYA provides the actual prac-
tee necessary to give these youths
the feeling of machinery and the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-20

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