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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Meefinos Scheduled

Independent Bible church meet
ings during the coming week are
as follows.
Unit 3 will meet on Wednesday.
April 2, for 1890 luncheon. at
the home OF Mrs. Llewellyn
Thomas, 1ii5 So. 4th. The bust
ness meeting will open at 1880
with Miss Olive churchwsrd In
charge. Mrs. Blanche o'Neal will
give the mission study and Mrs.
Arthur Churchward the Bible les
son.
Also on Wednesday, members Of
Unit 8 will meet al the home OF
Mrs. j. c. Donahue. 1924 North
3oth with luncheon at i23 and
business at ! 80 under Mrs. A. X.
Wheeler. Mrs. n. r. Moobrrry will
give the Bible lesson and Mrs. J.
Sinding the missionary study.
On Tuesday. Unit IL will meet
at the hom. Of Mrs. Clara 10th.
543s So. l. for dessert luncheon
at 1880. Business meeting AT 80
in charge Of the president, Mrs
Oscar schrupp. Mrs. r. l.. Peter
sen will give the Bible study and
Mrs l. o. Dupuis the missionary
talk.
Unit IL will meet on Thursday
with Mrs. John Cook, 5422 So X
for 1880 dessert luncheon. Bust
ness meeting Is called for 80 at
which the hostess will preside.
Mrs r. l.. Petersen will give the
Bible study.
Unit 10 will meet with Mrs.
Oscar Mcomber. SOS East s5th for
luncheon at 1870 with Mrs Will
lam Combs assisting At bust
ness meeting at 30 Mrs. Willard
Petersen will 10 In charge. Mrs.
Cali. Calender will give tho Bible
study.
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Program for
Ouild Announced

Mrs. Elmer HAakinsOn, program
chairman. has announced the fol-
lowing program 10 BE- presented
at the meeting OF Trinity Lutheran
guild in the church pariors At
FARMLAND Tuesday evening. April /.
Miss Alma Stolse Will give q
vocal 500. she will ~ accom-
panied Nv Hiss Elss Aonmsen
niss Nary Ruth Lono Will pre-
seni piano selections Mrs. T.OH
Kari vii lead IN dsyotions A
business meeting will 10 held.
Tn. POSSESSES Mrs. George A rn.-
son and Miss Ksthrins Arntzson
will serve rsfreshmsnts
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Lambda Sigma Chi Mothers
viii Meet tuesday

Lambda Sigma Chi Mothers
club will meet Tuesday for 1890
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Kincaid. solo No. sth st.
Mrs G. o. Rolstad, president,
will preside over the business
meeting. preceding a program ar
ranged by Mrs. W. L. Quest OF
Tacoma Story Tellers league.
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Mrs. n. L. keil enssriains
Mother Club

The Mothers club Of The Delta
Alpha Gamma sorority 81 the Col
iege Of Puget Sound win meet 81
the home 81 Mrs u. l.. ksil Of
sa0s No. Verde ON Tuesday for q
l o'clock dessert luncheon. After
luncheon Mrs. A. /. Devote. the
president, will conduct q short
bushes, session 10 he followed by
an informal afternoon.
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Mr.. liuffcrd eseL From
travels IN CsIifornss. Ariroas

NJ. Chsflez I. Hafford as
seleem~a here thursday e~sHsak
after tse manths n The srafh
she ~s< N santa Hsresrs fsf
soristsns hefsre sotnx 90 -
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coast re STOPPED ssssa IN ssafa
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Sunday Bride Is Honored
At lea at West Home

The Steilscoom home OF Mrs
Herbert West. was the scene last
week Of a tea honoring Mrs. Peter
l.. Packard who before her mar
rage Sunday was Jane Grondahl,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs sigurd
Grondahl.
Mrs. V. V Esienbeis and Mrs.
II. f. johnson poured.
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Nrs rred Mattsun a 0oM1op
gill entertain msmn~vs - t4oFo
study club Tuesday sfssvrcre - !
eslceh Iuneh~on. Mr. q q cos>.
snn wili have In tnpss 'NunnIoa
s.elesv sad nsiigiaa \ sstsa
camrcs>ss and rhsss Woshs- Nh
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Mefzeers TO Motor 10
Salt Lake Civ

Mrs. Frederic c. Metzger and
their sons Frederic and James
left Friday by automobile for Salt
Lake City. Mrs. Metzger and the
children will remain for several
months with her mother. Mrs.
Therese ID. Hoffman.
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Mrs. Garland viii Be
Cosmopolifan Hostess

For potluck luncheon Mrs. Philip
Garland will open her home TO
members of Cosmopolitan club on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. y. w.
Albro will have the afternoon pa
per on South American rivers.
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Hawthorne Improvement Club
will meet Tuesday evening at 7.30
at the clubhouse, 26l0 Es. c st.
Games and refreshments will fol-
low the business session.
Elsie v. Of No. Tacoma Rebekahs
will meet Tuesday morning IN
Anderson nall al 10 o'clock to
quilt
The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the q.
X. {. will sponsor a rummsge sale
Friday and Saturday. April = and
5, at 1889 Pacific ave.
Typographical Hillary Will
meet for luncheon On Tuesday al
II 30 o'clock al the home OF Mrs.
Harry Ross. Mrs. Tom Phillips
will call the business meeting at
2 o clock. when plans will be made
for raising the convention fund.
Mrs Ross is in charge Of the label
program this year assisted by
Mrs. George Nelson.
North Tacoma Rsf~kah lodge
will meet Tuesday at 3 o'clock in
Anderson hall The business meet
ing will be conducted by Mrs
David Dawes. assisted by hrs Al
WIN Pridhsm. Mrs. Ray Barnard.
edueationa chairman. will have q
snort program ~ interest 10
members.
Glendale Camp. r. -. A. Offcers
club will meet Tuesday evening at
the home Of Miss Hazel jackson,
3sOs So Tacoma ave. Mrs. Arthur
Dale Will preside at the meeting
which will De followed By late
supper.
julia Dent Grant Tent, ID. 4. ",
Will meet in Carpenter hall Tues
day for noon potluek luncheon
Business viii follow al 30. Mrs
A. A Woelfel Vill preside There
VIII be a rehearsal for the district
convention ~ be held N Puyallup
On Wednesday.
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Mrs. Long Back From
Transatlantic Visit

Mrs. Harold p. Long returned
Thursday by plane from Bryn
Mswr, Pa. where she mas been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Samuel
Ewing. She has spent consider
able time In Philadelphia also.
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n decora tons for the event. Pro-
cseds from the sale of the pin 90
10 the Y. NJ. c. A emergency fund.
The pin has three overlapping
blue neameled triangles edged with
gold and tied with a swirl of gold
and white ribbon. According to
Miss Margaret Bayne of New
sxork, designer of the pin, the three
triangles represent the Y. w. c.
As of Great Britain, China and
the United States.
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Clubs

Hawthorne Improvement Club
will meet Tuesday evening at 7.30
at the clubhouse, 26l0 Es. c st.
Games and refreshments will fol-
low the business session.
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Children's Friend society viii

meet on Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. c. z. Matthews al Browns
Point Members should board the
bus at 1905 o'clock at the station
al sol Pacific ave. A work and
play day 10 in order.
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Sun Rise Auxiliary Of MaehInists
locals Will hold a business meeting
Tuesday al o'clock In Emerson
hall. ll0s1z Broadway. Mrs. James
y. Kinoss will prssids.
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Elsie v. Of No. Tacoma Rebekahs
will meet Tuesday morning IN
Anderson nall at 10 o'clock te
quilt.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the q.
X. Z. will sponsor a rummags sale
Friday and Saturday. April 4 and
5, at 1889 Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-28
Couple Wed
In Quiet Rites
Miss Bailey Becomes Bride
Of Mr.. Left Peterson

In a simple ceremony at
the home of the bridegroom 5
parents, Miss Grayce Bailey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bailey, became the
bride of Mr.. Left Peterson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Peder-
son, early this month. The
Rev. Harry Steil read the
ceremony.
Miss Doris French was maid Of
honor for the bride and Mr.. Jer-
ONE Dingis was the best man.
The bride wore a white satin
bridal gown with lace yoke and
sleeves and gathered waistline. Her
veil was fastened with orange bios
SONS and she carried a bouquet
OF gardenias and pink rose buds.
Miss French chose a blue net dress
with pink accessories and a cor
sage Of gardenias.
After the ceremony a wedding
supper and reception were held for
the young couple at the Peterson
home. The newlyweds will be at
home after July Z at 4o02 So
Park ave.
Present for the supper were
members of the two families and
the wedding party.
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Mrs. Sypher Fetes
Study Group
Final Meeting of E. S. O.;
Convention Discussed

Mrs. Winfield Sypher, new
~ elected chairman, enter
tanned the members of the
Epsilon Sigma 0mieron study
circle Of the Arts and Science
club, at her home on Tuesday.
This was the final luncheon
of the year. Members gave
book reviews at each monthly
meeting, selected from the
worlds notable women and
contemporary literature, and
during the year Is books were
reviewed.
At the recent convention OF the
Washington state Federation Of
Women's clubs in Seattle seven
members attended the f. S. o.
breakfast. These were Mrs. Emory
Leamon. Mrs. Winfield Sypher,
Mrs. Elbridge Phelps, Mrs. Otto
Glassman. Mrs. Carl Messner, Mrs.
Walter Smell and Mrs. John Lemon.
Another member, Mrs. Kurt
Karmin. attended the Music Lovers
breakfast. At a morning session
of the state convention, Mrs. B. f.
Templeton, State f. s. o. director,
presented certificates for state
membership to Mrs. Elbridge
Phelps. Mrs. Winfield Sypher.
Mrs. Clarence Bigger and Mrs.
John Lemon. Corsages were pre-
scented by Mrs. Emory Leamon. the
chairman, under whom these
credits had been earned.
To show the appreciation Of the
circle. Mrs. Elbridge Phelps was
presented with an f. s. o. en-
blem pin because she had COM
pleted two years as study circle
examiner. and had also earned her
f. S. o. credits Mrs. p. r. Tenn
pleton. state director. attended at
the presentation of the pin.
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Miss Sidders
F eted in Tacoma
VIII Become Bride OF
Mr.. Atwood on July ;

Miss Beatrice Sidders,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. A.
w. Sidders of Puyallup, who
is to marry Mr.. Raymond f.
Atwood of Santa Monica. Cal,
on July 3. has been compli-
mented recently with show
ers by groups of her friends.
The Misses Ida Mae Hoss,
Charlotte Goplerud and
0vedia Hauge were co-host-
esses at the home of Miss
Hoss in Tacoma for a mis-
cellaneous shower.
The guests were the Misses
Beatrice Sidders. Margaret Melver,
Evelyn Jacobson. Enid Blake. Mar
Earet Melver. Virginia Sidders,
Esther NorEaard and Mesdsmes
Katherine Sidders. Eula Mae
Mower.
Another party at which Miss
Sidders was honored was given by
her friends from St Johns Epis-
copal church, Tacoma. who called
al her home and presented her
with lace tablscloth. Those pres
emit were Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Price. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hsmpson.
Mrs. Silas Baker. Mrs. Matilda
Roy. DR. Hudson, Miss Elizabeth
Bailey. Mrs. r. X. jerks. Mrs.
William ogden. Mrs Florence
Kennedy. Dr. and Mrs. Sidders.
Miss Virginia Sidders and the
honor guest.
St Msrgsrets guild of Christ
Episcopal church presented Mss
Sidders with silver and later St
GATHERINGS guild presented her
with additional pieces. Last Tues
day evening Miss Sidders and her
family were the guests OF Mrs.
Stanley Stsstz OF Sumner Heights.
who gave a luncheon for the bride
elect at her summer home near
Olympia.
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July z Chosen
For Wedding
Mrs. Morley Honors Miss
lundbere ct Bridal Shower

Mrs. Jess Morley enter
tanned recently at a bridal
shower for her sister-in-law,
Miss Verla Lundberg, at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Grace of South Summit. Dur
ing the evening the guests
learned that Miss Lundberg
has chosen July 2 for her mar
riage to Mr.. Francis Kisten-
maker, son of Mrs. Maria
Matchmaker. The bride-elect
is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Sundberg.
Supper was followed by an eve
ming OF games and the presenta-
ton of gifts to the bride-elect.
Present at the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Sayre, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Whidden. Mr.. and Mrs.
McAllster, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Ripoli. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest South
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Morley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lacross. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Morley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Sundberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haynes,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Merrill, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Pearl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Runyan. Mr.. and Mrs. Brohosky,
Mrs. Harry La Cross. Mrs. Ida
Jones. Mrs. Emmett Jones, Mrs.
Hughes. Mrs. Hartman. Mrs. Ayers.
Mrs. Renner, Mrs. Gribble, Mrs.
Harding. Mrs. Bessett, Mrs. kist-
enmRher, Miss Lea Eta Hughes,
Miss Dolores Southwell, Miss
Josephine Kistenmaker. Miss
Sharon MeAllister. Miss Della Nor
ris, Miss Shirley McAllister. Miss
Germaine Echer, Miss Gladys
Whidden.
Miss Jean Ayers. Miss Charlotte
Kistenmaher. Miss Violet Jones,
Miss Lorraine Southwell. Miss June
Borden. Miss Blossom Jones. Miss
Dorothy Sage, Miss Ella Kisten-
maher. Miss Evelyn Hammond.
Miss Lila Jean Jones. and Miss
Irene ottoson.
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Miss billiard
To Wed in July
Mrs. Sizer Honors Bride
Elect at Gay Shower

Miss Gloria Hilliard, niece
of DIR. and Mrs. A. A. Woelfel.
who is to be married July 10
to Mr.. Edmond Zetzsche.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Zetzsche of Ellensburg, was
honored Tuesday at miscel-
laneous shower given by Mrs.
Clarence Epps Martha Sizer)
of Seattle.
During the evening court
whist was played. honors GO
ing to Mrs. Virgil Ray and
Mrs. Robert Gillen.
Following opening of her shower
gifts by the bride-to-be. buffet
supper was served. centering the
lace tablecloth were a miniature
bride and groom in a wedding set
ting. with sweet peas and green
and white candlesticks and hold
ers. and the favors carried out in
green and white. About the rooms
were bouquets Of snapdragons, fox
gloves and syringias.
Invited guests were Mrs. A. A.
Woelfel. aunt of the bride-to-be
Mrs. n. A. Sizer. Mrs. William
zindt. Mrs. Robert Gillen. Mrs.
Virgil Ray. Mrs. William PAIL,
Mrs. Elsie schotzko. Mrs. T. J.
Antrim. Mrs. John Meyer. Mrs.
d. r. Walch. Mrs. LaVerne st. Cyr.
Mrs. l.. T. Weed. Mrs. Il. A. Pomi-
kala, Mrs. Matilda Rankin. Miss
Marguerite Parke, Miss Bernice
Rankin, and from Seattle. Mrs.
Clarence Epps. Mrs. H. C. Epps
and Miss Fannie Young.
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H ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Nazi Route Indirect
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

in Bessarabia, suggests that he
may be allowing the Russians to
hold their positions there for a
future trap. Encirclement is the
favorite tactic of the German high
command. II the drive in the CEN
ter succeeds, the German forces
then could sweep southwark be-
yond Kiev and have the southern
Russian forces caught like fish
in a net.
CAMPAIGN MAY BE LONG
II Hitler's plans are on the grand
scale suggested, and II the Rus
sian army does not crack sooner
than expected, the campaign
should be a long one. Only a COM
promise by Stain could end IT,
and that appears impossible. The
assumption is that Stain will re
sist as long as his armed forces
hold out.
In the regions where Hitler
Is attacking. he has favorable
terrain for his type of mechan-
lied warfare. On the other
hand, he has great distances to
traverse and the Russians have
prepared hundreds of miles of
defense in depth, which 1t
takes time to penetrate. The
Russian forces are well divided
and there Is no one central
army to he caught In n trap.
The Russians, while perhaps not
even comparable to the Germans in
an offensive, are good defense
fighters and should be able to put
up a long fight. Every day that
they prolong it is a day gained
for the British in their western air
offensive and preparations for the
eventual showdown.
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Wed Tuesday Evening
In Military Setting

Marriage vows were taken Tues
day evening by Miss Frances A.
CHAMPION Of Tacoma and stf. Sgt.
william l. Trimmer OF McChord
Field. The Episcopal service was
read In military surroundings in
the post chapel at Fort Lewis by
the McChord Field chaplain. Capt.
Cordill s. Hull. The bride was
attended by Mrs. Irene Mills, ma
tron Of honor. and sgt. Leonard B.
Dunn. best man.
Both Sgt. and Mrs. Trimmer
have been active in local circles
and received many good wishes
before their departure for Pendle-
ton Air Base where sgt. Trimmer
viii have charge Of the mess for
the 18th Bombsrdment Group Of
which ne il q member.
The bride II the daughter Of
Mr.. George campton Of Highland
Park, Detroit. Mich. and Sgt.
Trimmer IL the son Of Mrs. Z. z.
Smith Of Frankfort. Ohio.
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Miss Nance TO Leave
Monday on Alaska Cruise

Miss June M. Nance is leaving
Monday on 12-day cruise 10
Alaska on the Princess Charlotte"
and will stop at Ketchikan, Jun
eau, Sitka, Skagwsy. Whitehorse,
and many other towns. On the re-
turn trip she will visit relatives in
Vancouver and friends in Victoria,
..at,,rpinr T,,1.y ~
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SAN FRANCISCO - German
Consul General Capt Fritz Wiede-
mann today received instructions
from the German embassy in
Washington to close the consulate
here June 30-ten days before the
custer deadline set by the U. S.
government.
Consular attaches were packing
their records to take with them,
Capt. Wiedemann said he had de-
cided against destroying the rec
ords. Wiedemann said he and his
staff still did not know where
they would 20 from San Francisco.
Save Money, Earn Interest; Buy
u. s. Defense Bonds!
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Troth Promises
Fall Wedding
Miss Hsnson's engagement
Revealed by Mother

Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson revealed
the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Viola Marie Hanson,
TO Mr.. Ernest Francis Myers,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Meyers, at a recent party at
her home.
A group of friends of the
engaged couple we're present
for the evening and when they
broke balloons suspended from
the chandelier they learned
of the engagement and the
promised fall wedding.
Honors for games during the
evening were won by Miss Evelyn
Lambert and Mr.. Robert Martin.
A late buffet supper was served
from a lace cloth with a CENTER
piece of white sweet peas and pink
snapdragons. with tall pink tapers
Oil tlAuCT si1t. Inc DIlQe-tltGl
wore light blue crepe with a white
orchid corsage for the party.
Miss Hanson is a graduate OF
Lincoln high school and her fiance
Of Stadium.
Present at the party were Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Gipple, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey c. Hanson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Myers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hillman. Miss Evelyn Lam
bert, Miss Helen Ostberg. Miss
Marie Peters, Miss Shirley Taylor,
Miss Helen Ostness, Miss Irene
Ostness, Mrs. Grace Thorsen, Mr..
Edward Hanson, Mr.. Harold Han
son, Mr.. Gordon Crank, Mr.. Will
lam sommerville, Mr.. Rudy Hjelle,
Mr.. Vernon Carson, Mr.. Robert
Martin and the guest of honor.
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BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed Fri
day with the clerk Of the federal
court Included
Condo D. Metcslf. Olympia. hist
ing debts totalinE S4.s32-s3 and
no assets; Frank J. O'Neill. Long
view. listing debts totaling $9sS.eo
and no assets: John c. Baugess,
West Kelso. with x607 IS in debts
and no assets; Ivan A. billiard,
Brush Prairie. with S71e.2e and no
assets.
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Padslfords TO Be fionored
Sunday AZ Brosdmoor

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Padelford
KAY Frederick) who have been
living In Tacoma since their mar
rage several months ago. viii be
honored at luncheon Sunday when
Miss Joseph Lane entertains at her
home In Broadmoor. Seattle. Mr..
Padelford has been teaching At the
College Of Puget Sound.
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Ceremony at Holy Cross
Is Quiet Affair

A quiet wedding last Saturday
morning at T:3o o'clock At Holy
Cross church united In marriage
Mr.. George Malovich and Mrs.
johanna surina. The service was
read BY the Rev. Martin Duggsn
with Mrs. Rose Chikads and Mr..
Frank chiksda a. attendants.
Present also af the wedding
were Miss Eva Malovich and Mrs.
Rose Hrsvatin.
The bride wore . navy blue suit
with blue accessories and had a
corsaEe Of gsrdcnias. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nalovich will make their home in
Tacoma.
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Juniors Plan
farewell Party
Mss Gwynne 10 Be Feied
On Saturday Afternoon

Miss Betty Gwynne will be
guest of honor at a farewell
party Saturday afternoon
when Juveniles of Topaz
circle. Neighbors OF Wood
craft, hold their regular meet
ing at / o'clock. Miss Gwynne,
daughter of NJ. Sgt. and Mrs.
p. T. Gwynne, leaves soon
with her family for Louisiana.
In charge Of the festivities for
the afternoon will be Dorothy
Long. Lila Lee Wright. entertain
ment, and Lillian Machack. Donald
Long and Marjory Lanberg. re-
freshments.
Mrs. r. n. Whitney Is senior
guardian Of the juveniles and will
be assisted by Miss Bessie Mason.
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gram 81 seven work DAYS n one
day off and the police patrolmen
already receive only every eighth
day off
Il need six men 20 patrol
every dock In the eity. Take
our important bridges IN the
city. the main railroad bridge
20 Seattle and the highway
bridge. l should have = man
at each end. three shifts each
day. Along the waterfront IL
the vital Centennial flour mill
tunnel. All these are places
which definitely should he
watched"
The city commissioner said he
also has commissioned many men
who are on private industrial pay
rolls. but on the job each day pro-
tecting production.