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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Big Business

Even those of US closely as
ISOLATED with the manufacturers
and beauty specialists are
amazed at the magnitude of this
industry. 1t rates, we are told,
about fifteenth in Importance IN
the United States. Some claim
it is even nearer the top than
that. but considering such bust
ness as steel and other big con-
Germs, even fifteenth seems
astounding.
There is no longer any need
for making our own creams or
lotions. This used to be the
practice of so many women and
girls. The grownups may re-,
member how their mothers
fused about the stove with
little granite dishes of this and
that, melting wax, then beating
in oils for their own mixtures.
While the ingredients may
have been good. many OF the
finished products were a disap-
pointment. Creams turned out
all wrong. They either separated
into Jumps of wax and mixtures
of liquid that wouldn't blend or
the result was a hard cake.
Not ey+revseent
We are not eXtravagant when
We keep we'll supplied with ade-
quate means of improving and
keeping up our appearance
Friends and associates expect us
to look our best. Modern girls
know beauty is an asset. II
opens the door to opportunity
and friendship so, for this rea-
son. they take their beauty aids
seriously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
BY Frances
Drake

Look in the Section Birthday Comes In. and Find What
Your Outlook Is. According to the Stars,
For Wednesday. March 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Beauty Aids
Rate as Bio
Business
BY DONNA GRACE

THERE WILL always be
cosmetics" This was the obser-
walton of one of the girls in a
class we recently addressed.
We were telling them something
of the history of beauty aids
and that women no longer think
of such things as luxuries but
necessities.
According to our information,
we are now spending four hum
bred and fifty million dollars
every year for these commodi-
ties and another one hundred
and fifty million for service.
This service means that received
in beauty shops and wherever
beauty treatments are admins
tered.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Tent 10 Observe
Anniversary

Julia Dent Grant Tent No. 3.
Daughters Of Union Veterans, will
meet Tuesday. March Is. IN the
Carpenters hall. 10121s So. Taco
ma ave. The Tent will celebrate
It's 2sth anniversary with a special
luncheon at IL noon.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry p. Cain
will be guests at the luncheon AZ
well as Comrade l. A Wilcox and
a number OF out of town guests
from other tents.
Mrs. Il. T. Bryan will have
charge OF the program.
In the receiving line will be
Mrs A. A. Woelfel. president; Mrs
Ray Smith. department president;
Mrs. Edith Collins, past depart.
ment president and charter mem.
Der, and Mrs. Mile Ball. charter
member.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Mrs. 0iIstrsp viii Be
Story Tellers' Hostess

Members Of the Tacoma Story
Tellers will meet for a Field and
Stream" meeting Tuesday at
1890 at the home Of Mrs. Raw NJ.
Gilstrap. 141o No. Fife. Roll call
will be answered with short fish
stories"
Mrs. w. w. Whitehead win in
troduce Mrs. Porter, who will tell
The Fairy With Whiskers:"
authentic mythology by Mrs.
James Fry; flower story by Mrs
Thomas Wood; a camp story by
Mrs. NJ. d. Chesny, and a lesson
by Mrs. Louis Siegler.
The beginners story league will
meet with Mrs. w. l. Quest. 1909
No. 18th, at 100 Monday. Mar. "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Musical Event
Is Anticipated



Plan. arr nearly comuloGo
for th~ ,nt~rest,ns muntcn1o
~. u.,h~~xs ~lah ~ Aunlo
sr.-Ss .- In 49,
MS
snf ',l tn< WYNN" /"
- N nsstof nsu et Nv
when thcf present. iva uxfs
lzh singers. Miss Viola Morris
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
PIT. A. News

Bryant Pre~chool meets Tuesday
at 8 y. m. al the home Of Mrs.
n. Smith. as3a No. TN st Or.
Fred ". Francis VIII speak on
Child Dentistry" Mrs Ray
starmer will preside. Mrs. Smith
VIII be assisted by Mrs. Warren
Fuge and Mrs. Stsrmer.
Lincoln High PIT. A. meets
Tuesday at ans in room 72i with
Mrs. l. n. Barton, Adolescence
Its Three Stages The music viii
be by students.
Franklin Preschooi meets for
their Dads Night Tuesday at 4
p, m. at the home OF Mrs Carl
Cord, 1904 SO. Adams st. with
DIR. Raymond Powell as the main
speaker. Mrs. V. A. VIM viii
preside. There will be a panel
discussion by Mrs. George Slater
and Mrs. Dean Callahan. Mrs.
Donald Mitchell Will have charge
of the study hour. Assisting host
esses Will be Mrs. Frank Bentley.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fslconer. Mrs. Donald
Mitchell. Mrs Edwin Thompson
and Mrs. David Wood.
Grant Pre@cbool meets Tuesday
at 8 p. m. at 30ib North nth with
Miss Stella c. Kellogg speaking
on The Healthy Presehool Child.
Mrs. Duncan Mcfaren viii give
several piano numbers. Miss kel-
logg will show Good bye Mr..
Germ" How tuberculosis Can BE
Avoided" and CLOUD In the Sky"
Mrs. Philip cammarano viii be
hostess. assisted by Mrs. A. NJ.
Lee Nordi and Mrs. l.. y. soxzetti.
Mary Lyon Presehool meets
Tuesday at 4 p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. Carl Miller, $40 South s3rd
with Mrs Burton Brown speaking
on What Shall Tell Ny Child"
Mrs. A. l.. Csdieu presiding. Mrs.
Miller will be assisted by Mrs.
II. L. Anderson. Mrs. Robert Freis-
helm and Mrs. Shirley Coffin.
stadium Nigh PIT. a. meets
Tuesday at 7:t5 p. m. in the audi
forum with Captain T. s. Cordill.
chaplain from Mcchord Field "a
the speaker. His topic will be
closely related 10 the subject Of
the month-"Democratic Edues-
ton Through Liberation of intelli-
gence' Mrs. Roy kneeland win
present the Stadium Girls Clee
club under the direction of Clayton
Johnson. The Clss club Includes
Barbara Abel, Viola Adler, Caths-
rine Allison. shsrley Anderson.
Muriel Baird. Murisl Bergisnd.
Grace Blsngy. Jeanne Bourisnd.
Pat Browne, Elizabeth Butcher,
Ruth Galloway. Jean cardle. Mar
Joris Carr. Martha Clark. Mabel
Cook, Ann Corbett, Janice Cow.
den. Msrilyn Davis. Msrilyn
Daley. Shirley Danforth. Ssns
Elder. Barbara Engberg. Barbara
Ferris. Janet Ferris. Pat Finch,
Helen FIodstrom, Mary-Axnss
Callshsr. Carol Gardner. Shirley
Greenfield. Frances Hsgsrson,
Alta Hansen. Eins Hsnss
Martha Hart. Dolores Hablina,
Betty Hsidingsr. Elaine Hickok.
Phyllis HIN. Ruth Horr. Margaret
Hunt. Betty jackson, Donna Mac
laden. Bette Lou johnson. Donna
johnson. Censvisye johnson. shir-
lee Johnson. Gsrris johnson. Alta
Johnstsad. Arlene Kesrs, Aarilsne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Chapter Marks
Founding Date
Beta Sigma Phi Group Has
Party in Seattle

Celebrating the founding
one year ago Of Chi chapter OF
Beta Sigma Phi in Tacoma. .
group Of members motored to
Seattle Saturday for dinner
At the Dolly Madison dining
room and q theater party a.
the Penthouse thsater on
the University Of Washington
campus.
Dinner appointments and fs~ors
81 each plate acre In the 81 Pat.
fieks enioFs - green and yellow
The color motif Was also u-~d On
the decorated ices and "a the In
dividuai birthday cakes. siKnsfl-
cant ef the completion a their
first year. each cake WAS conferred
with = lighted candle.
Following the dinner tho mem
hers had the opportunity To v,ew
the well known Dolly Madison
collection Of early American glass
and antiques Beta sigma PM
IL = sorority for the development
and advancement % It's member.
In cultural and literary attain
ments
Later tho group attended the
Penthouse theatsr 10 see the pre-
sentstion 81 Thurman Grove" nv
> n rriestly. q domestic comedy
% suburban English nfs.
Plans for the party were made
by Mrs. r. J. Barrett and the
Misses Wilma Zimmerman. Elsie
Llndskog. porothea Taylor. ners.
mic. Macmillan and Pauline rhsut.
Attending we're Me.dames oriyn
G. Nygsard. Msn Archer. n J.
Barrett, Harry J. Reynolds, ches-
ter O. raulsen. and Masses Lor-
rsins aoedecksr. president. Elaine
Williams. Lillian Muehlcnbrueh.
belle Ruth ciayman. Dorothea
Taylor. Agnes Burg. Ebea Holm
gren. Mary callwas. rsuiins
Thaut. Elsie Lindsk Mary
o'connor. Berenioe Macmillan. and
Wilma Zimmerman. director for
the chapter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Fife Pr. A. Meeting
VIII Be Held tuesday,

Fife PIT. A. will meet TUESDAY
evening at o'clock In the high
school gymnasium The meeting
vas postponed from last week be
cause OF the basketball tournanen>
schedule.
Lowell Egman. president Of the
high school student body. VIII direct
representatives Of the various high
school activities in presenting the
extrs-curricuiar program Of the
school.
Mothers Of the sixth and seventh
grades will % snstsasss for tbe
social bsu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Two Compliment
Miss Jensen
May Bride-Eleet Entertain.
ed at Wickens' Home

Among the showers being
given in honor of Miss Ruth
Jensen, who is to be married
to Mr.. Helmut Jeuling in May,
was the miscellaneous shower
given by Mrs. A. H. Wickens
and Mrs. Robert r. Johnson
marjorie Wickens) Friday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Wickens.
The evening was spent in playing
court whist, with the prizes going
to Miss Shirley Davis. Miss Ruth
Pauline Todd and Miss Rosalie
Siegler. During the evening Miss
Jensen was presented with numer-
Gus gifts.
The centerpiece was composed OF
long double yellow tapers and beau
tiful yellow daffodils. The refresh
ments carried out the theme of st.
Patrick's day. Pouring were Mrs.
II. Jensen, mother of the bride-to-
be, and Mrs. Gilbert Carlson, sister
of the bride-elect.
Invited guests for the evening
were Mrs. Harbine Monroe MA
rian Burns). Miss Rosalie Siegler,
Miss Dorothy Slater, Miss Muriel
Woods, Miss Geraldine Alexander.
Miss Shirley Davis, Miss Beulah
Eskildsen, Miss Janet Hatch, Miss
Mary Reitzel. Miss Ruth Pauline
Todd, Miss, Marcia Woods, Miss
Gwen Roach. Miss Lois Kuhl, Mrs.
II. Jensen, Mrs. Gilbert Carlson,
Mrs. A. II. Wickens. Miss Dorothy
Wickens, Mrs. Robert r. johnson
and Miss Ruth Jensen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Clubs

Circle ., Daughters Of Norway.
Will meet Tuesday for 1890 lunch
con and business at the home OF
Mrs. Julius Tollefson, University
Place.
Ivy Auxiliary, q. r.. g., will meet
Tuesday at 1880 for luncheon in
the Fern Hill Masonic temple.
Hostesses will be Mesdames Alfred
Hodges. A. r. steidel. Harry
Sharpe and William Trelor.
Eagles Auxiliary will meet Tues
day afternoon for a three handed
500 party. Mrs. Hattie Lundeen
Ii Chairman. In the evening Mrs.
Clinton Clark will conduct their
regular meeting.
IAffalot Club will meet Wednss.
day for 1880 luncheon at the
home of Mrs. James Reese. t0is
So. Tacoma ave. Birthdays OF the
the president. Mrs. Arthur Hake,
and Mrs. Lora Robertson will be
marked.
Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
Club will meet in the I. o. o. y.
club rooms Tuesday for 1870
luncheon and program. Mrs.
Minnie Loftin and Mrs. A. n.
Munro will be hostesses.
sheridan PIT. A. will sponsor a
silver tea Tuesday at 100 at tho
home Of Mrs. p. d. Draws. SIG Ea.
10th. Mrs. T. NJ. Pearssll will
assist the hostess.
Danish Sisterhood Sewing Club
will meet Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. August Jensen. 301b So. 18th.
81. Driver. kuriiiary WIN b.
entertained at the home Of Mrs..
j. e. Hudson. b033 So. Thompson.
Wednesday for 1880 luncheon.
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Asso-
citation will meet Thursday as
guests of Mrs. II. NJ. Shoylain for
1880 luncheon In the Washington
apartments dining room. Cards
will follow luncheon.
Hawthorne Improvement Club
will meet Tuesday at 7:30 at the
club hall. 2s10 Es. e 81. Games
and refreshments will follow the
meeting.
Tacoma Circle. n. q. W. will
meet Monday evening At 8 o'clock
In the Eagles hall. New officers
will take over their duties. Mrs.
James Owen. gusrdisn-neighbor-
elect. will preside. Delegates to
the district meeting In Olympia
Will be elected and there will be
practice for installation ceremonies
with late supper following. Mrs.
Charles Elfers and Mrs. Frank
Barnett In charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Council 10 Hear
Howard Goold
Presidents Group VIII
Meet thursday in YWCA

Highlights of the meeting
Thursday morning of the Ia
coma Presidents Council will
be a report of the nominating
committee by Mrs. William
NJ. Jolliffe, chairman.
The meeting has been called
for 10 o'clock by the council
president, Mrs. Henry II. Gar
retson.
Action taken by the state legis-
lsture in bills Of interest to the
council members will be reported
by Mrs. Harry J. Flsgg. chairman
Of legislation.
One of the guest speakers of
the morning will be Mr.. Howard
r. Goold who will speak on High
lights Of the Superintendents Con-
ference"
Mr.. Goold has Just returned
from this significant meeting
which was held in Atlantic City
and was attended by superintend-
ants and educators from every
part of the United States. This
annual meeting is important IN
that it shows present educational
trends.
| Mr.. J. C Herbsman, industrial
agent for the Port of Seattle. will
speak on The Present World
situation" Members Of the Presi-
dents Council found Mr. Herbs
mans talk of last year so stimu-
lating that they are looking for
ward eagerly to hearing again
this outstanding speaker. Mr..
Herbsman was formerly head OF
the department of public speaking
of the University of Washington,
was at one time secretary of the
China club of Seattle, and has
Travelled in Japan, China, Man
churia and Korea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Panhellenie viii Meet With
Mrs. Hamilton Thursday

Members of Psnhellenic associ-
alton Of Tacoma, a group of repre-
sentatiyes of national college So
rorities, will hold a meeting and
tea Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs John b. Ham,
ilton, sos No. 3sth ST. Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. Edwin Deyo,
Mrs. Carlton Vincent and Mrs.
Emil Krisman.
Mrs. krisman IL president OF
Panhellenic and will preside at the
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Mrs. Davies TO
Conduct Meetings

North Tacoma Rebekah lodge
will meet Tuesday evening in An
derson hall at o'clock. The bust
ness meeting will be conducted by
Mrs. David Davies, assisted by
Mrs. Alvin Pridham. Mrs. Edward
Wheatley will be in charge of the
drill team.
Hostesses for the social hour will
he Mrs. Sam Stacy, chairman,
assisted by Mesdames Harry Mel
son, Davis GALLAGHER and Sidney
Bruneau.
The drill team will meet for
practice Monday evening at 7:30 in
Anderson hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
ST. AIMS GuiId Meets
Friday Afternoon

Members of ST. AIMS guild met
Friday for / o'clock luncheon in
the parish hall of st. Joseph's
church. Mrs. William Kennedy
conducted a business meeting, fol-
lowing which Mrs. George w.
Christnatch, program chairman,
presented the Rev. Joseph Hayes
TAX. guest speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Mrs. Hedmsn
To Entertain

Danforth w. c. r. u. will meet
Tuesday for noon luncheon at the
home Of Mrs Hattie Hedman, SIS
So. 56th. Mrs. j. J. Geshan will
preside at the meeting during
which devotions will be led by Mrs.
w. f. Waters. Hostesses will be
Mesdames Charles Messiner. Ar
thur Crooks. X. w. Mitehnsr and
c. Roy Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Cosmopolitan Club 10
Hear Mrs. Curtis

Following luncheon At the Y. w.
c, A. ss guests n Mrs q. ~.
Thomas. members Of Cosmopolitan
club viii attend the tea talk on
Flower Arrangement by Mrs.
Eunice NJ curtis at the Little
theater Tuesday afternoon Lunch.
con will be served at ~ 10 instead
of the usual / o'clock hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Spanaway Women 70
Have ST. Pafrick's Party

Women OF the Catholic church
at Spanaway will entertain at q
st. Patrick's card party and social
evening Tuesday at $50 In the
school hall. High score favors
will be awarded and refreshments
will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

For Students
Miss Steel Entertain, Tor
Stadium Group

Miss Merry Jerry Steel en-
tertained a group of partic-
ipants in the Stadium high
school opera The Merry
Widow" Saturday evening fol-
lowing the performance NJ the
home of her mother, Mrs.
Violet Steel. 260i No. Law
renee. Most of the guests
are members of the orchestra.
Dancing was followed by re
freshments.
Mrs Steel WAS assisted 81 the
after-theater affair BY two other
daughters. Misses Star and Gloria
Steel
Among the guests were Janet
Ferris. Alta Johnstead. Esther
HID, Bruw Allen. Bernice Berno-
hieh. Bill Brock. Rodney Brown.
Gerry Coatsworth. Catherine
Coors. Rudy Devik. Keith Dup
penthsler, Freda Feltmsn. Robert
Freeman. Shirley Gsidosh. Garry
Garrison. Ray Haag. Charles
Hampton. Marian Hartman. Cor
don Hin. David Hooker. Florence
Hubert. Stewart Huteheon. Dor
othy lsascs. Dorothy Iavarato,
George LutI. Stanley Msmlock.
Doris Mae Mitchell. Eunics Mo-
berg. Robert Morton. Katherine
Nash, Helen Osborne. Frank Price.
Ernie Reda. Barbara Ann Reed.
Rodger Robertson. Aura Russell.
Wanda Sanders. Florence schaller.
Joyce Shelley, Marion soltman.
Jack Tropiano. Ann wsshburn
Joseph Wilson. Burnhsm White.
Dolores johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Chiidreas rrse.ss s.~s~ss wiii
meet AZ the hems ~ Mrs Jam
BERG. DO -. 81. Tuesday for
- NJ iunchenn The day wsIi 10
spens in Frllsf sewing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Tournament
Coming


In preparation for the coming
city bridge tournament in April,
an invitation has been extended
to prospective participants not
familiar with tournament play. to
be guests of Tacoma Bridge club
at their regular Tuesday gather
ing in the l. o. o. F. temple at
S o'clock.
Winners in last weeks play, at
tended by rs persons, were Mr..
Ed Hilton and Mr.. Charles Davi-
son, first; DR.. Darrell Running
and Mr.. II. Bachrach, second. and
Mrs. George Doerr and Mrs. Frank
Philip, third.
The monthly open meeting was
held last Sunday under the club
sponsorship, as a part of the Pa
cific Bridge league play through
out the coast.
High point winners were DR..
Running and Mr.. Bachrach, DR..
Robert Monahan and Mrs. Ernest
Dreher. Mr.. Ted Harmer and Mr..
William Walker.
Phil Sheridan Relief Corps No.
SO will present a flag to Rev. Har-
old B. Long Of Emmanuel Presby-
terrain church Tuesday evening at
s o'clock. Mrs. Anna Stauck,
patriotic instructor, will make the
presentation and Mrs. Carl Meter,
president of the corps, will be in
charge of short program on
which Mayor Harry P. Cain and
Comrade L. A. Wilcox will be
honored guests.
Women's Society, Oakland Pres
byterian Church, will meet Tues
day for 1890 luncheon with mem
bers Of Circle l in charge Of serv-
ing. Mrs. c. o. Holden will be
in charge of devotions.
Circle !, Trinity Methodist
church, will meet Tuesday for
1890 luncheon at the home OF Mrs
Cyrus Nedervold. ga Mckinley
road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Keller. Audrey ksnnsy. Harristts
kstner. Irene kingston. constsnos
knight. Janice Lindsmsn. MarEs-
ret LAndsman. Gwen LobdsIl.
Kathryn Mcdonald. Mary Msttisr.
Ruth Michael. Eunics A0berg.
Doris Nelson. Priscilla Ns~seh-
wander. Doris Noble. Gerry os-
berg. coldie phil. Catherine Prem
tios. Barbara Robson. Madgs
Rollins. Florence sehsllsr. Virginia
Sell. Lois Mae Smith. Censyisse
Shaw. Louise Sutherland. Betty
Terry. Sylvia Towers. Marian
willard. Mary wyiis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Holy Rosary 70 Have
Luncheon tuesday

Women az Holy Rosary church
are sponsoring q ~. pstricks
luncheon and card party Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Heloher 10 general
chairman and IL being assisted by
Mrs. d. l.. o'Donneli. kitchen, and
Mrs. william Rowlsy. dining room.
Also on the committees are Mes
dsmes A. Ayrss. J. Dsnxi. Gle
ment. q. Meyer. w. Reed. William
Jarrett, John Mol, E. A. Bsdsr
A. Poll. v. Fuchs. c. Mclaughlin.
y. Needham. w. ~ Aubry. Joe
champiayne. r. Chisholm. J. y.
coyne. l.. Gay. A. knelleken. G.
Gay. n. o'keefs. o. Towers,
A. l.. Besudoin, Z. ". Dsbuirs. ".
K. Devsresux. Joseph l.. ksrrigsn,
John Harbottle and NJ. J. Nc
Donough.
Luncheon will be served al n 10
with cards following. Reservations
may bs made st GA sTss or Ma
o3is.
Unit q. independent Bibis ebur~h
will meet on Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. Dewitt. 1907 10. isth. at
1 40. Mrs Arthur Hagen will
open the business meeting. follow
ing which Mrs a. X. whesler will
give the Bible Lesson and Mrs. r. l..
Kendall the missionary study. Re-
frsshments Will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Photograph bv Rhodes studio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

sheridan PIT. A. will sponsor a
silver tea Tuesday At L 30 al the
home OF Mrs. p. ID. Draws. SIG Ea.
10th. Mrs. T. NJ. Pearssll will
assist the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
Club will meet In the /. o. o. y.
club rooms Tuesday for 1890
luncheon and a program. Mrs.
Minnie Loftin and Mrs A. X.
Munro will be hostesses.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Board of Commerce,
Kwanis Deadlocked

Kiwanis and Board of Com
merce remained deadlocked for
first place in Bath City League
competition last night at the
Macomb Recreation when each
scored sweeps.
Sherwood Bennett and Otto
"Skilly" Nickel touched off a
potent Board of Comerce as
sault that humbled Fellowcraft.
Bennett put together a 233-188
in STA while Nickel fashioned a
ST. on games of 168, 168 and
215.
Frank Priehs' 437 and How
ard Groesbeck's 430 paced
Kiwanis to a sweep over High
Twelve. DR.. Campbell A.
Wards 469 was high for the
losers.
A. D. Brewer had his backup
under control last night and,
as a result, Rotary won three of
four points from knights of
Pythias as Brewer rolled 479.
Ed Racine's 514 paced the
knights.
In a fourth match Lions and
Young Businessmen broke even.
DR.. r. Harvey Millar paced
Lions with SAT and Johnny
Reynolds 525 was tops for the
business men.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Blast Rends
Gas Plant
One Dead.
Many Injured

ANYTHING, Ind. Sept. 24-(R
Fire which followed . dawn
explosion attacked the Standard
Oil Company's plant here, leav-
ing one man dead and several In
jured and threatening large stor-
age tanks.
A spokesman for the company
said fire began with an explo-
sion in the pumphouse of the No.
l treating plant, spread to . re-
finery pumphouse and to an agi-
tator plant, used for processing
kerosene. In the neighborhood
were four large gasoline storage
plants, but the wind direction
helped to keep the flames away
from them.
The fire was confined to an
area between the Pennsylvania
and New York Central railroad
tracks and the company's own
fire department fought IL with
special foam equipment. Fire de-
tachments from Whiting, Chica-
60, Indiana Harbor and Ham
mond were unable to help ma
terially becausesthey lacked such
equipment.
Identity of the dead man was
not Immediately learned. A COM
pany spokesman said three or
four other workers were burned,
the most seriously being John
Johnson, who was taken to St.
GATHERINGS hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Henk Calls
Instructors
Meeting

OFred Henk, First Aid County
Chairman has called = meeting
at the Red Cross Chapter Office
for the purpose of organizing q
Lay Instructors Course.
Fred Henk, County First Aid
Chairman, is organizing q Lay
Instructors Course and the dates
have been set by National Head
quarters for October 20-25th.
The course will be conducted
in the evening by q representa-
tive from st. Louis. Those inter-
ested in teaching First Aid
should register with Fred Henk,
First Aid Chairman, or call the
Chapter Office, telephone 1854.
A Lay Instructor is entitled to
teach Junior, Standard, and Ad.
vanced classes In First Aid.