The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25


In his talk AZ North Puyallur
gymnasium. Patton stressed IN,
plan for = national label on al
farm products produced by mem.
bers Of the various locals This
he believes. would have = tendency
10 make union labor q larger pur.
chaser of Farmers Union rom.
modities All products placed or
the market under the label. Pattor
said. foul1 be standardized anc
would have TO be passed by in.
spectors. He also told OF Farmers
Union cooperative setups through
out the country and outlined what
Is being done in congress to help
the farmer through the unions
efforts. About $50 attended the
meeting.
First In a series Of mid-week
Lenten services will be held We'd
nesday night at o'clock at I'm
manuel Lutheran church, with
Rev. Theodore Brakeman preach
ing the sermon. Subject for the
full series will be The Seven Last
Words OF Christ on the Cross -
Wednesday evening Father For
give Them for They Know Not
What They Do" Is tn topic.
Other activities during the week
include meeting Of the adult
class In the Sunday school rooms
Monday Mt s p. m. and a meeting
of the jolly Juniors Thursday eve
ming at with Rev. BRAKEMAN
leading in mission study. At this
meeting Miss Esther Rex OF Taco
ma, Walther league zone leader,
and Ed lime. also Of Tacoma.
league district Christian service
chairman. will be present. Friday
night at s o'clock the local board
of missions and sub committees
will meet in the Sunday school
rooms. Saturday school for young
people will be at 10 a. m.
An all-church fellowship dinner
for members and friends OF the
First Baptist church will be held
at Odd Fellows hall Monday eve
ming at $50.
During the evening Rev. Philip
Graf. the pastor. will give a gen
eral report on the progress OF the
new building program. He will
forecast the completion OF the
project and present plans for the
future. The Ladies' council will
De in charge Of the dinner.
Puyallup PIT A. council is
sponsoring card party to be held
It J. p. Stewart school Thursday
'vening. General chairman is Mrs. |
4. NJ. Shaw with Mesdames Her !
bert Stout, c. II. Tegner, Henry
]. A. Stackhouse. Cor
ion Bearse. l.. A. Hanlin and w.
J. Colman assisting. Refreshments
will be served.
Two Weekend Weddings
At a quiet ceremony Saturday
Afternoon at the parsonage Of I'm
Lutheran church Miss Dor
,thy L. Dechaux and Alfred
were married. Rev.
Brakeman read the vows.
were Miss Betty Jcn-
sen and Kenneth Sherman Ward.
The new home will be at North
Miss Peggy Beal Powell and
Charles Gordon Coon. both of Spo-
kane. were married Sunday after
noon at o'clock at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. johnson. on 9th
hNVs, ~ w. Who Mtit lnt dltthu-
ants. Rev. Erwin II. Jahr OF Peace
Lutheran church read the service
The new home will be in Spokane.
The congregation of Peace Luz
theran church will open the Lenten
season with services Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock at which there
will be communion. Rev Erwin
Jahr will preach the sermon. The
Junior choir will meet at Z p. m.
and the Adult class at o'clock
night In the parish
hall.
lamont Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
NJ. LaMont, who died at the family
home. 715 w. Pioneer ave. Sun
day, will be held at Hills funeral
home Tuesday at two O'Clock. Rev.
George Harlow will officiate and
burial will be in Summer cemetery.
Mrs. Lamont was the widow of
A. Lamont and a member
Of the Presbyterian church. She
leaves two sons. Guy A of Willow
Lake. S. D.. and Roy w. LaMont
Of Puffer. Alberta. Canada; two
Mrs. J. w. Wilson Of
Enumclaw and Miss Lou f. La
Mont of Puysllup: eight grandchil-
dren and eight great grandchil-
dren-