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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16
SOCIETY NEWS
Is. T.. w. Party,

The Christmas party oi the Bust
ness and Professional Women's club
viii be held Wednesday evening at
8 O'Clock at the home of Misses Mat
tie, Lucy, and Mabel Hayes, on
SOuthall street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16
Have o Hour.

Mrs. John Lee Wester will be guest
s-,rv-teller at the II. Leslie Perry
Memorial library Wednesday alter
noon at 4 o'clock, at which Tune
Christmas stories Will be told. Al
BOYS and girls of the community
ere invited to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16
From AShcVillc.

s. r. Briggs, of Asheville is spend
irp several days with his parents,
lr and Mrs. w. S. Briggs, at their
home on route 4, Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16
Returns from Alberta.

Miss Minnie Wilson has returned
In her home near Townsville from
Alberta. Va. where she has been
visiting her brother and slster-ln-
law. Mr.. and Mrs, Herman Wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16
CIuh to Meet,

The Eight O'Clock club viii meet
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock with
Mrs. A. II. Flowers, on Highland
avenue, with Mrs. Phillip Brown as
innt hostess.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16
PIT. a. Meeting.

The Middleburg Parent-Teacher
Association will meet Thursday
evening at 40 O'Clock at the school,
and all members and patrons OF the
school are invited to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16
PAGE FIVE

Evolution teaches that The law IF
progress in the life of the universe
is from a state of war toward a state
of peace.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16
From Fort EuStiS.

Cpl. VIM. J. (Billy) Vaughan, from
For, Eustis, is spending two weeks
II his home here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Vaughan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16
SOrOSiS Club.

The Sorosis club viii meet Thurs
dav afternoon at 3:45 o'clock at the
some of Mrs. |. II. Hoyle, on the OK
lord road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16

OF course. I'm referring to ma
n~cuycr4, >uch as we've been having
lately. 10 train our selectees.
Units of en- line up opposite n
another and they're ordered INTO
theoretical action. But who's killed
and who does the killing is a matter
for an umpire's decision. The killers
naturally arc perfectly Wiling TO
accept his ruling in their favor,
but the killeas don't pay much at
tention to en-
To determine the relative merits
of + nks and a~nti-tankers, has PROV.
cd to be especially difficult. we re
get to try 'em out in competitors 81.
target ranges says Iieutenant-Gen-
cral Lesley J. McNalr. general head
quarters chief of staff during the
recent North Carolina war games
"Pcrhaps that1l settle the argumen
as t. who Willed whom"
Rivalry also is keen bot"ecl
trucks md airplanes. "Hencefor.
ward" comments General McNalr
"Whon a Trucks destroyed by PLANE
] fire we'll nave to see that it's sen
TO the rcar. Thus fay they've simply
ignored their obligation and KEEP
,igl,+ -, 1tbri,oH
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16
FLYERS Refuse to Die.

Aviators are as bad as truck drlV-
ers. The average flyer, theoretically
Shot down by an anti-aircraft bat
terry, doesn't even know that he's
been fired at. or pretends he doesn't,
not wanting to miss any of the fun.
and sails straight ahead for Whcr-
ever he was going. General McNalr
plans radio sets in umpire planes, to
order pilots to crash Theoretically
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16

hSS0RE -

IF COLD has given you y &
a miserable sore throat, e~
here's how to relieve the III d
suffering.
DO THIS Now-Melt a small lump
of VapoRub on your tongue ana
feel the comforting medication
slowly tricklc down your thTo~t-
bathing the irritated membranes
bringing blessed relief where you
want it, when YOU want 1t.
DO THIS TONIGHT - Rub throat.
chest with NapoRub. Its long con-
tinued poultice-and-vapor action
loosens phlegm, relieves irritation,
FL; f.; H.: ' 5: :,::;: VM!S:!k$:$:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-16

Select books n haste and repent
at -SIr leisure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Nuptials April 20
Are Revealed
Miss Peterson, Mr.. Meeks
To Wed in Tacoma Soon

April 20 was revealed as the
wedding date of Miss Lillian
r. Peterson of Washington,
ID. c.. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Peterson of Tacoma,
TO Mr.. Hubert Meeks, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Meeks of
Lakeland, Fla, at a party
Miss Edith Jorgensen gave on
Wednesday evening.
The party was a shower for the
hride-elect who has chosen Miss
Jorgensen a. her only attendant
The I O'Clock afternoon ceremony
will he held in Pentecostal Taber-
nscle at So. 18th and 6 SITS The
brides brother. Mr.. Lief Peder-
son. will attend the bridegroom
and ushers will he Mr.. Norvsld
Peterson and Mr. Henry Peterson.
News of the wedding date was
revealed on a decorated cake at
the party. The supper table was
conferred with a silver bowl with
matching candle holders. Mrs.
Sidney Peterson presided at the
coffee service.
Guests were the Misses Betty
Tschida, Helene Tschida. Agnes
Hulscher, Margaret Harbottle. Mil
dred Nelson, Ruth Nero. Pauline
Cook, Bonita York, Phyllis Wilson,
Olive More, Ruth Iverson, Mes
danes Sidney Peterson, John
kirkebo. Clyde De Bolt, r. Peder-
sen and .. Jorgensen.
Games were played during the
evening with honors going to
Misses York. Hulscher and Cook.
After their marriage the young
couple will 90 TO Arlington. Va.
10 establish their first home.
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Mss Jsnas. toynsr entertained
u mr. homs cn thursday evening
n honor - Miss Audrey Merritt.
an" wsil marry Nr. Harry fhnts
n Nav. Tns eees.ien -. : ni.-
esIisneeas Shower snd = ists buffet
sarpsr.
During ne evening games were
PLAYED ard favor. seFe ser ~
Mrs Hannah Cusssfsan. NFs
Mary vov~n ard Mss Esther
knsssl
LsFxs bouquets n nsrctssl ard
spnls hlos~ams decorated tHe
roons A miniature wedding ~r<ns
with the bride ard hFitsxrcnm
conferred the buffet supper tshls
Assisting ~ the supper hour we're
Mrs. Hsrvsy Mcdonald. Ms
Walter Rroe~cs sna Mrs.. Ma
Esfls
Rising sun spiritual rhasee VIII
sponsor = public card party sat
ursisy evening st : e'eices IN the
churvh
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Busy Days Ahead
AT Hunt Club
Easter Hunt Sundsy For
Junior Rider,

Five important dates dur
ing the coming month have
Woodhrook Hunt club men,
bers unusually busy these
ideal spring days. Junior and
senior m EN- bers alike are
pointing particularly for the
Portland Civic Show next
weekend which a number of
Woodbrook m m bers will
attend.
On Easter morning at 10 o'clock
the junior hunt club will have a
gay Easter egg hunt and on Tues
day evening at o'clock the entire
club will have It's Easter gym
khsns Another junior hunt Is
scheduled for 10 o'clock on the
morning of April 10.
Columbia Hunt club in Portland
will entertain Woodhrook members
at hunt Sunday morning, April
10. following the Portland show.
on April q another regular hunt
will be held at . o'clock IN the
morning
Arrangements for the Portland
pilgrimage are being made by Don
Cameron.
CHANGING well ahead in the cal
endar members find MAY i7-1s
circled for that is the date .st for
the big Noodbrook field show.
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Mrs. Olzenddm
To Be Hostess
Alohans 10 Hear Professor
Costiasn Monday

Mrs. Roderick 0lzendam
will entertain Aloha club
members at her attractive
home. q Orchard Road. Mon
day afternoon at 2:30.
Preceding the regular meet
ing the president. Mrs. Wei
don Pascoe. has called an ur-
gent meeting of board men,
bers. to be opened promptly
at | 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. Olzendam Will be assisted
hy Mrs. Byron Scott and Mrs
Lowell T. Murray viii assist Mrs.
Olzendam at the tea hour follow
ing the program.
Topic Of the afternoon will be
the Position OF England in the
Modern World with Prof Gio-
vsnni Costigsn. assistant professor
Of history at the University OF
Washington. as the speaker.
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Rutherfords VII Entertain
Before Lakewood Dance

Preceding ths dance Friday eve
ninE Of Lakewood Dancing club
NJ ard Ms. r G Rutherford
ehsirmsn for the affair. vill en-
terrain 81 : small dinner party IN
their home ~ fnterlssken on
Grsvelly lake.
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Y. W. A. Board
Takes Members
Officers 10 Be Elected ~
May Session

The board 81 directors of
the Tacoma Young womens
Christian association met for
It's regular monthly session in
the Y. ". c. A. Thursday
morning. with Mrs. =. NJ.
Lewis presiding. Eight d.
rectors elected for q three
year term az the annual meet
ing of the organization last
week. Miss Edna Avery. Mrs.
Guy Falskow. Mrs. II. II. Gar
retSon. Miss Gertrude Julien.
Mrs. c. c. Parker. Mrs. Paul
h. Means. Mrs. II. T. Selhy
and Mrs. Stanley Shaw. were
welcomed.
These women wlli replace the
following board members whose
terms expire this spring Mrs
Bertrsm Thomas. Mrs Harry T
ersenup. Mrs Geo j. vsndeat~rk.
Mrs. A. Z. wsscott. Mrs PRANK
Niliisten. Plans were announced
for the eoth anniversary e.ieera.
ton Of the beginning II y.weA
work for Younger Girls tho week
of April 20 which viii epsn with
v.sper service on Sunday sftrr.
noon and close with = Girl Reserve
birthday party on Saturday after.
noon. April -
The board approved plans fe
y.wc.A. camp In cooperation with
the Seattle association % he held
In their camp m Rsinhr,dK.
island. july tn 10 August eth
In addition 10 reports ~ tho
past months work. each commit.
tee chairman presented q brief
sysluation az the years accom-.
piishments and suggestions for the
future Those reporting included
Mrs Mark Abernethy. Gin Re-
serves. Mrs A. U. we.cott.
Health Education: Mrs NJ d. WI.
kinson. finance. Mp r ~ Du~r-
feidt. Interpretation and publicity
Mrs Roger Chase. public affairs.
Mrs. Frank Williston, Industrial.
Mrs y u Hodge. hotri and build
ing. and Mrs. Harry T. Crvenup.
tea room.
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Miss Pearl Clarks room. fhfff
will be nursery for nresehool
children. Mrs. a. O. Furseth. Mrs.
A. r. Rogers and Mrs A. l.. An
derson Will be hostesses.
Edison Pr~schooI meets Tuesday
at 8 p m. IN room I of the school
with Or. John r. Campbell speak
ing on General Problems of the
Presc hool Child and His Mother"
Mrs. Otto L. Rahlman will preside.
Mrs. Thomas Patrick will he hist
ess and IL assisted by Mrs Henry
johnson and Mrs. =. J. Richard.
Franklin PrescbooI meets Tues
day nj 3 p. m. at the home Of Mira
A. o. Michaelson. 5000 SO. sth st.
with Or. Clifford Spike speaking
on dentistry. Mrs. V. A. VIM will
preside. Dick Carbone viii play
the accordion and a study hour
will be conducted. Mrs. Michael
son will be assisted by Mrs. Ariey
kangas. Mrs. William streatsr and
Mrs. c. c. Campbell.
Grant PreschooI meets Tuesday
at y D. m. At 420 No. stadium way.
The subject for the evening Will be
Music Appreciation" with the fol-
lowing contributing. Mrs Helen
Congdon. plano, Mrs. Jack Normo.
voice and Mrs James Wilhelmi,
whisiling. Mrs Russell Hafrod
viii preside. Call Mrs. Otto Ora
hold for transportation. Mrs ". A.
Deyo IL the hostess and will be
assisted by Mrs Douglas Coates.
Mrs. Roland Ball. and Mrs. A. n.
Clark.
Horace Mann PIT. A. meets
Tuesday at 100 p. m. In the school
auditorium with Emery Asbury.
principal Of Gault Junior high.
speaking on Democracy Developed
Through Recreation and Safety"
Mrs Leroy Lshsy will preside.
James Ernisse will play an scoor-
dion solo. The Lincoln high doubls
quartet and the Mann boys
chorus Will sing After the rezu-
lar meeting the dads will take over
and the following are on the re-
treatment committee. William
Pringls. chairman. and Henry
B1orklund. George Rennis and
Frank Unger assisting
Lincoln High meets Tuesday q,
2.i5 p. m. IN room 22l with Mrs..
l.. u. Barton speaking on The
Adolescent Girl" Mrs Thor Hove
land will preside
Mary Lyon PresebooI meets
Tuesday a. . p m. At the home Of
Mrs. Robert Frsisbein. s7sI Taco
ma ave. with Mrs A. l. cadlsu
presiding. Violet Jean wilson xfil
play an accordion sol0. There viii
oe panel discussion On "whoss
Fsuit is IT." Those taking part
are Mrs George Bowman. Nrs.
Tom Sevsham and Mr. v A
Erckson Mrs. Freishelm viii be
assisted by Mrs.. Earl Taylor. Mrs
Don Ford and Mrs. Dean RosillenL
Stadium P.-T. 4. meets Tuesday 4
Al zf5 .. m. IN room 40 with /
Mr. l. r. ISases presiding Carry
INK out the theme Of the year the
topic for this months meeting IL
Enriched Living Through Helpful /
connseiing" The panel IL being
planned BY Miss Ruth Hart,
faculty member on me PIT A
board. Mrs Roy Knsslsnd will
LEAD me community siurlns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
0rthopedic Has
New Guild
Group TO Be Headed by
Mrs. Herbert r. Satierlee

The need for philanthropic
work for crippled children has
brought about the organiza-
ton of another guild of the
Tacoma Orthopedic aSsocia-
ton. This newest group met
at the home of its president,
Mrs. Herbert Satterlee. Thurs
day to outline plans for activ-
tiles.
Other officers Of the group will
be Mrs. Ralph L. tombstone. vice
president: Mrs. J s Miller. seore-
tary-treasurer. and Mrs Donald c.
Crawforth. guild council represent
alive.
The guild will meet regularly
the first Monday Of each month
as customary for orthopedic
guilds.
Other members of the group are
Mrs. A. J Craft. Mrs. Leon S.
Meyers. Mrs. Bernard Mccormick,
Mrs. +. f Lee, Mrs. p NJ Ken
ney. Mrs. Kennedy B. Cox. Mrs
F. Nordlund, and Mrs. John Hunt
Mrs. Graft will be the groups
next hostess
or interest TO all Orthopedic fol-
lowers is the announcement that
the association has secured a stor-
age room at Sol No. X st. for
articles which will be sold later at
rummage sale The room will
be open each Friday from 10 until
IL for receiving rummsge and tin
foil. Mrs. George Burnett, LA
POS, is chairman of the rummage
sale and Mrs. Thomas Rathbone,
MA 5507, tinfoil.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Meson', First Child
Born on April 10

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight A. Mason
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of their first child. a
daughter, in Tacoma General hos
pital on Thursday. April 10. Mrs.
Mason is the former Edith Rum
nell. Grandparents of the child
sharing congratulations are Mrs.
T. C. Rummell and Mrs. Dwight
L. Mason.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
PIT. A. and Preschool News
Council and Association Activities

When the British Columbia
Federation of Parents and
Teachers holds its eighteenth
annual convention at the En-
press hotel in Victoria. Il. C.,
on April 16. II and *, Mrs.
NJ. ID. Wilkinson. Tacoma,
Northwest regional vice presi-
dent of the National Congress
of Parents and Teachers, will
conduct a forum on Parent
Teacher Procedure"
Mrs J. s. Stewart, Longyiew.
will extend greetings from the
Washington Congress Of which abe
is president Other state board
members who will attend are Mrs.
c. e. Franklin. Seattle. treasurer.
and Mrs Fred Pflaum. legislative
chairman.
Membership In the state parent
teacher association now numbers
81. 1872. an increase Of 2.oi2 for the
year 1940-1e41. according 10 Mrs.
Robert w. owen. Tacoma, mem
bership chairman Of the Wash
ington Congress Of Parents and
Teachers.
Kittitas. sksgit and Pacific
counties have been organized this
year, making ~ county council
groups. Although all counties are
not organized into councils. there
are psrent-tsacher associations in
every county throug hout the state
There are II city council groups
and 1853 local units in Washington.
according 10 the yearly report Of
Mrs. T. G. Beardslsy. Tacoma.
office secretary Of IN. congress.
All Psrsnt-Tesoher associations
are following in the lead Of TIA
coma council and holding their
elections this month. Affairs of
thu coming week VIII include:
SATURDAY
Park Avenue Pre.ehool IL spon-
soring a cake and cookie sale on
Saturday at Fishers on the msz-
zanins Mrs. r. c. sillifant IN in
charge.
MONDAY
Jason LEE PIT. A. meets Mon
day at 2s5 D. m. In music room
No. 2 with l.. C. Oberlles speak
ing on Training Youth for Ciu-
zenship.' Mrs. T.. ~ Phelps will
preside. The music Will BE- by the
newly organized junior Girls Giee
club presented BY Miss Harriet
Baldwin. IA mothers are host
essss with Mn. Roy kneelsnd a.
chairman. Others assisting are
Hesdsm.s Ben Yost. l. Il. Dujeon.
c. =. Huni, Ross Stewart. Special
invitation Is extended 70 the teach.
err during the social hour.
Whitman Presehool meets Mon
day At s p. m. In the kindergarten
room. DR.. Edgar =. Dodds viii
SPEAK on "Children's Feet and Pos
turs Mrs. EdWard Bowman Will
preside Al Aiddsugh will play
a oornet solo. ys6a Jean Mccoy
viii present piano sDlo. Carol
Jean Nelson and Patty Dawson
viii dance. Mrs Charles Dawson. +
Mrs. Donald Spencer. Mrs VIII
IAN Bowen and Mrs. W. g. Bott
Will be hostesses for the evening.
TUESDAY
Bryant PresehooI meets Tuesday
al 8 .. m. al szs 50. Cakes Vlth
Mrs.. Burton Brown speaking on
Sex Education for Children"
Hrs. Ray starTnsr will preside.
Nrs. Elmer suyef viii be assisted
by Mrs. A. K Jordan and Mrs..
Walter Brown
Dasb Point PIT. A. meets Tues
day a. . .. m. al the school with
Mrs. Charles p. Wolf leading a dis
eUssion ~ current events The pro-
RraKr will Be by ths children from
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Mrs. Hollenbeck Is
Hostess Friday Afternoon

Mrs. w. A. Hollenheek. 4a16
Pacific ave. entertained members
~ Oman Study club at 100 lunch
con Friday afternoon. Mrs. Trav-
ers Dryer and Mrs. Robert Strobel
were the assisting hostesses. Mrs.
somers r. Sleep spoke on About
Antiques"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
April Marriage
Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs Earl Canary have
just announced the marrige OF
their daughter, Bessie Leola. to
Mr.. Frank Fsker. the son of Mrs
Mary Faker. The young couple
were married quietly by Judge
Layton on April 5. with Miss Ian
Bevers as the only attendant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Wood~orths Close Town
Residence for Season

Heading The migration II sum
mer homes are Nr and Mrs. n. s.
Woodwork Of the AnSonis. who
have closed their town home and
gone 10 their charming country
residence. "Woodhsven. at Rose
dale
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Luncheon 10 F etc
Sorority Acfives
AIpks Gsmms oslss
Ahmnss 10 enfsr4s;n

Alpha Gamma Delta soroe-
Ity sIumnss cf Tacoma Win
entertain ~ I O'Clock Satnr-
day afternoon in the unt-
'versity-union club. Guests Il
honor will he active membpss
a the sorority WIN nre IN
Tacoma for the Eaeter holi-
days.
Mrs. 4. Z nrands = prpe>6one
~ Inc aiumrss srd sAs sppcsnte1
Ma uunbrn chairman ~ ~ ~.
On the ecmmsstse srs Ma q y.
HUFFMAN snd Mrs. ,. Y nev511nnn.
Quests ~ hoccr wtli tNenG1o
Misses Beverly Carlson. pvseueo
cnls. Ferry MINIS. 1sripvy mer~
ris. Msfslvn uiurasli. fnts eoupee.
Frances soser. MatsIIs ne<nsyuoal
and rstrtris AiietruW.
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Bryant PreseheoI meets Tuesday
al . p. m. al szs 50. Cakes with
Mrs. Burton Brown speaking on
Sex Education for Children. ="
Hrs- Ray starrnsr will preside.
Nrs. Elmer Suyef viii be assisted
by Mrs. A. X Jordan and Mrs..
Walter Brown.
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