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Has 9th Birthday
PARTY Wednesday

Dalton Cole, Jr., was host on
his sixth birthday Wednesday to
a group of young friends.
There was ice cream, of course,
and a large birthday cake with
six candles, five of which Dalton
succeeded in blowing out with the
first puff. He was the recipient OF
many attractive gifts and the
guests received favors and candy
Those present were: Nancy NO
well, Lenor Slater, Erline Hicks,
Mognene budding, Darlene Cole,
Bert Slater, John Gardner, Carl
budding, Raymond Alexander,
Darr budding and Fred Appel.
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Pre-School Circle
Meeting Tuesday

The Pre-school Circle, composed
OF group of mothers whose chill
dren are not yet of school age,
met Tuesday in the North Gram
mar school.
The group is sponsored by the
P.T.A. and Mrs. Matt Dodge, par
ent education chairman, is at the
head of its activities. Their OBJ
ject is to familiarize themselves
with child problems.
Mrs. George Dempster addressed
the Circle and took as her subject
play" from the Parent magazine
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Personality Club

The Personality Club, a youth
full group sponsored by Coolidge
Parent Teachers Association with
Mrs. C. ]. Yates as chairman, will
meet Saturday in the high school
gymnasium at '2:30 pm.
The speaker will be Mrs. R. w.
TAYLOR and dancing will be direct
ed by Mrs. Leon Smith.
The group includes 7th, Sth and
9th grade students.
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ELOY SCHOOL AT
COOLIDGE TOURNAMENT

The Eloy "a" boys team was
eliminated in the semi-finals OF
the tourney by Coolidge. The
score was 25 to IS. Superior high
and the loss of Duyl Wynn
through the foul route. The game
was fast with the score tied al
the beginning of the fourth quart
er Is to Is.
The Eloy B boys also advanced
to the semi-finals with a victory
over Casa Grande "a to Is. kenll
worth proved to be the stumbling
block and won easily 20 to 5.
Salazar and Bustes led the Eloy
attach in both games.
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TEACHER ILL

Miss Jane Dunn, fifth grade
teacher in the South Grammar
school, is at her home in Tempe
Miss Dunn has been i'll with
case of chicken pox for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith has been
taking her place.
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Grade School Notes

difficulty was brought up with
possibility of receiving extra
funds to handle it.
The next meeting OF principals
and superintendents will be held
at the Kenilworth school at a
date to be announced later
Those who attended from Coo
lidge were w. D. Kirby, A. w,
SpangehI, Jay Hinton and Miss N
Baker.
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Babies

Three new babies have been
born to Coolidge parents in the
past seven days.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lavel-
lie Grain, boy on Friday.
A girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Simmons, Sunday.
A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Truman
Mobley on Monday. They named
him Charles Jene.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Markum en-
tertained with a Bingo party Oh
Friday evening at o'clock. Guests
were. Clarence Fishburne, Miss
Mildred Andres, Messers and Mes
danes Henry Polk, Pat Kane ano
John Toot.
Prizes were awarded at the END
OF the evenings play. Mrs. Mar
KUN then served refreshments
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Coolidge Visitor
Waikiki Hostess

Mrs. H. F. Reinking of Colorado
who has made friends here on
former visits. was hostess Wednes-
day at a bridge-luncheon in YAH
Ki Inn.
The guests included Mesdames
Fred Jameson, A. L. NOVEL; and
Mildred Hendry.
Mesdames w. C. Truman, H. G.
Richardson, w. S. Branaman, and
S. r. Mathews from Florence.
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TOTAL ENROLMENT

The total enrolment in the Coo
lidge Grammar schools for the
month of February was S39.
Because of the rainy weather
the average daily attendance was
not as high as it would have been.
1t was 704.
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Approve $55,OO0
'WPA Deaf School
Building Plans

Approval for a $55 900 WPA con
struction program at the Arizona
State School for the Deaf and
Blind in Tucson has been obtain
ed from Washington, it has been
announced. The federal govern
ment agreed to supply $35,S3O
while the state will furnish the
rest. Construction will begin about
March Is.
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Educational films were shown to

Educational films were shown to
students of Southside Grammar
schol Wednesday afternoon by AL
Sanford, representative of Stand
ard Oil Company of California.
The main film depicted "The
Building of the West" and was fol-
lowed by two shorts; "Fresh Water
Fishing" and "Winter Sports"
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GRANDSTANDS MOVED

Because of danger from falls the
grandstands on the Coolidge South
Grammar school playground were
divided into three sections and
placed at various baseball fields
on the Fairgrounds. It is not only
advantageous as a safety factor,
but it gives added sitting space
for spectators at the game
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SOFTBAlL STARTED

Monday saw the starting of the
spring softball playing. There are
Z separate diamonds with a teach
er in charge of each Each diam
ond handles two teams. The
teachers in charge are Miss Bak-
er, A girls, Miss Radetic, B girls,
Mrs. Bramhall, C girls, Mr. Hin
ton, A boys, Mr. Osborn, B boys,
Mr. Merrill, c boys and Miss Dunn,
D boys.
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Art Brooks, Harry Fabricant
and Sam Stringer of Eloy Mems
club were appointed as committe-
men to work with The Friendly
club in sponsoring a Clean Up
Week. A report was given regard
ing a trip to Phoenix to appeal
for the paving of the main street
of Eloy. There were 81 members
present. Lloyd Buntz and Jack
Yokum were iniatiated.
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D Matt Dodge was a guest OF the
Rotary club at Casa Grande tues
day, where he addressed the mem
bers on topics of interest to the
nature lover.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our ap-
probation for the sympathy shown
us during our recent bereavement
and also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
Hulan and Horace Fennell.
Mrs. K. G.. Means,
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Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Kill
ingsworth spent the weekend in
San Diego, where she visited with
her sister, Mrs A. f. Nussbaumer
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Judge and Mrs. ]. c. Garrett
are the proud parents of a new
baby girl born the afternoon Oh
the twenty-fourth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Buntz OF
Toltec entertained Thursday eve
ming a group of friends for dinner
and cards afterward. Guest includ-
ed Messers and Mesdames j. H.
Yokum, Frank Rhew, Charles
Lazear, Frank Shedd, Jr., and DR..
and Mrs. H. B. Linenberg,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rhew had
as dinner guests Saturday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee Johnson,
of Phoenix and Bob Schnabel.
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Mrs. Robert E. Hamilton ana
daughter were Tucson visitors last
Thursday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-02-28

Tommy Wheels and Holmes Gal
lowav spent the weekend in Los
Angeles.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-02-28

Mrs. Robert E. Hamilton and
daughters spent the weekend in
Phoenix visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Kemper.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Curlel
had as their house guest this week
Mrs. Jack Chamberlain, of Bowie
Arizona
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. White ar
rived Sunday, the sixteenth, by
plane from Rochester, Mimi.
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Mrs. Art Thomasson was taken
to the hospital in Phoenix last
Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shedd, Jr
attended the Sow Carnival held in
the Snow Bowl at Flagstaff, Ari-
zona, last week end. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Macon, of Phoenix.
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Mrs. Mary B. Price, otate
Director of Rural Education, was
a weekend guest of her daughter
Mrs. Howard A. Wynn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lazear
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Buntz at
tended the Rodeo in Tucson Sun
day.
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The Boy Scouts were forced TO
postpone their Sunday trip with
Mr.. H. A. Wynn and Mr., James
Holt due to the uncertain weather.
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Those seen dancing to Al Sto-
wallis orchestra at Picacho Tavern
on Thursday evening included Mr..
and Mrs. John Keeling and guests.
Clarence Fishburne and Miss Mil
dred Andres, Earl Jones, Cloy Gal
loway and Miss Elizabeth Kensley
of Casa Grande. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Green of Coolidge and Mrs. G.
Green.
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a new bronze meQdl as proof OF
his ability as a judge of beef cat
tie d. G. won this medal at the
recent Tucson Livestock Show
held February 10. He placed 3rd
in the individual judging at the
show with a total of 1865 points
out of a possible 400. John Mall
o. Mrs. Herbert Hanna accompani-
ed her father, r. H. Pottebaum Of
Casa Grande, to Prescott Sunday
to see her mother Mrs Pottebaum,
who is there for her health. Father
and daughter returned Monday eve
ming and Mrs. Hanna reports that
her mother is much improved
Q Mrs. w. H. Sharpe, who has
been visiting her parents the
Ralph Sewells, returned to her
home at Flagstaff Sunday.
o Elizabeth Truitt, Tony Wilson
and George Dempster are among
the youngsters who were at home
from school because of illness
this week.
GA large gathering heard the
Escuela Indian choir, under the
direction of DR.. Luther Girton OF
the Tucson Indian Training school,
who brought the group to the Com
munity Presbyterian church Sun
/ day. Members of the Womans
Auxiliary served buffet supper
for them in the church Recreation
Hall.
o The R. w Taylors, Glen Will
sons and Matt Dodges were among
those who drove to Picacho Peak
Sunday to see the profusion of
wild poppies growing there. The
mountain-side, they report, looks
like it is covered with gold and
the sight is well worth seeing for
Fall who enjoy flowers.
0'When E. F. Terry, farm laborer
wandered from a tavern door to
sidewalk bench Sunday night
old "Mr. Sandman" looked him
over and decided to use Sweet
Adeline" as a lullaby Terry was
rudely awakened, however, and
escorted by local officers to hard
cot behind bars-where he con
tinued his interrupted slumbers
He was sentenced Monday to II
days hard labor for disorderly
conduct, by Judge Charles D. Ell
edge.
CIV. o. McNatt and father, R
E. McNatt of Casa Grande, attend
ed the Tucson Rodeo Sunday will
friends.
o Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Elsberry at
tended the Tucson Rodeo Friday.
o Miss Lillian Nichols, of the Sal
Carlos Irrigation District office
: motored to Superior Sunday.
o Kenilworth Parent Teachers AS
sociation will have a pot-lucl
supper in the school cafeteri;
, Wednesday evening, March 5 a
$50. The group is asked to brint
its own dishes and silver. Mrs. An
derson is in charge of arrange
ments A business meeting and
program will follow. The public Il
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Mr.. Beckstead will complete his |
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Coolidge Future
Farmer Places
In Tucson Show
by IAN FARMER

D. G. Shoemaker, Future Farmer
member and a former student at
Coolidge Union high school, owns
a new bronze medal as proof of
his ability as judge of beef cat
tie D. G. won this medal at the
recent Tucson Livestock Show
held February 10. He placed 3rd
in the individual judging at the
show with a total of 1865 points
out of a possible 400. John Mall
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Want ADS : WANT ADS

ELECTROLUX cleaner and air
purifier. For demonstration call
Mrs. Geo. MUIR, representative.
Phone 112, Coolidge, Also agent
for all magazines. 2-6. 4tpI
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1tf28p
lidge Rummage.

lidge Rummage. 1tf2Sp
FOR SALE-22 month old register
ed Duroc-Jersey boar. Jim Wall
ace, Coolidge. F28p
FOR SALE-Used and new lawn
mowers, garden and lawn tools,
flower and garden seed. Capital
Fuel and Feed Co.
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o Miss Lillian Nichols, of the San
Carlos Irrigation District office,
motored to Superior Sunday.
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
TRINITY TABERNACLE

S. across from Grammar School
Mrs. Lima O'Donnell, pastor
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News From Eloy
BY Mrs. j. g. TUCKER, Correspondent
BY Mrs. J. 3. TUCKER, Correspor

course on Scout Masters Training
Friday night in Tucson.
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o Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Elsberry at
tended the Tucson Rodeo Friday.
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CIV. o. McNatt and father, R..
E. McNatt of Casa Grande, attend
ed the Tucson Rodeo Sunday with
friends.
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o Mrs. Herbert Hanna accompani-
ed her father, R. H. Pottebaum of
Casa Grande, to Prescott Sunday
to see her mother Mrs Pottebaum,
who is there for her health. Father
and daughter returned Monday eve
ming and Mrs. Hanna reports that
her mother is much improved.
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o Mrs. w. H. Sharpe, who has
been visiting her parents the
Ralph Sewells, returned to her
home at Flagstaff Sunday.
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o The R. w. Taylors, Glen Wi
sons and Matt Dodges were anon
those who drove to Picacho Pea
Sunday to see the profusion c
wild poppies growing there. Th
mountain-side, they report, look
like it is covered with gold an
the sight is well worth seeing fo
eall who enjoy flowers.
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o Elizabeth Truitt, Tony Wilson
and George Dempster are among
the youngsters who were at home
from school because of illness
this week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Assembly Plans
Initiation, Yule Fete

Tacoma assembly of Rainbow
girls will meet for an initiation in
the Gothic room of the Masonic
temple at the changed time. Z
o'clock, Saturday. Those who will
receive initiation are Marion Long.
Joelyn Porter. Betty Marie Sat-
terlee, Elizabeth Ross. Frances Ann
Mallery, Geraldine Gordon. Ann
Wegener, Ruth Wood, Jane Hagen.
Beverly Tietje. Wilhelmine Rob-
ertson. Ruth Ann Potter and Lois
Jean Vert. Presiding will be Betty
Heidinger. worthy adviser. and
Mrs. W. f. Heidinger, acting moth
er adviser.
After the initiation a Christmas
party will be held. Helen Yancy
is in charge OF the exchange of
gifts and the choir is making the
favors. Plans for the Christmas
caroling will be made with Betty
Matlock in charge. Other BUSH
ness will include the Rainbow-De-
Molay dance which is to be held
Dec. -.
Special guest for the evening
will be Miss Olive Oily, who is
the grand worthy matron of the
Order Of Eastern Star.
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E. r. Club
Dinner-PartY
Annual Celebration TO
Be Held Friday Evening

The annual formal Christ
mas dinner party of the Err
club will be held Friday eve
ming at 1880 at the Dalhem.
Small silver trees and red
tapers will add the festive
note to the table decorations
and each girl will be presented
a gardenia.
Miss Frances Gillespie and her
committee. Mrs. Jack Hamilton
Mrs. Floyd Roll. Mrs. William
Langton and Mrs. John Rosrkt
have planned gay evening of en-
tertsinment following the dinner
Those planning 10 attend are;
Mrs. John s. Roarke, Mrs. William
Langton. Mrs. Charles Trolson
Mrs. Roy ST. Denis. Mrs. Lee West
Mrs. Jack Hamilton. Mrs. Robert
Whittier. Mrs. Dale Sweeney. Mrs
Charles Young. Mrs. Corridor
Bartlett. Mrs. Floyd Roll. Mrs
Agnes Paulson. Mrs. Edwin Bren.
den. Miss Frances Gillespie. Miss
Elsie Lindskog. Miss Aursh belle
Harding. Miss Gertrude johnson.
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PIT. A. News

Following the custom of years
the Tacoma Council of Parent
Teacher associations has appoint
ed committee, consisting of
Mrs Lena Schwartz. Mrs. Arthur
Hansen. Mrs A. n. BUS and Mrs
Fred Lockwood. to purchase
Christmas presents for the chill
dren at Mountain View ssnatori-
um. Each year the children write
letters to Santa Claus and the
committee uses these letters to
guide their purchases. Schools
and individual Pare Teacher
groups are filling baskets with
food and toys for the needy fam
lilies in the city.
A new Red Cross unit will be
started in the home of Mrs. Lena
Schwartz. 60lS South Park. after
the holidays Women living in the
vicinity of the Fern Hill. Horace
Mann. Stewart, Whitman or Park
Avenue schools will be welcome TO
work in this unit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Dancing School TO Present
Annual YuIefide Program

The Ivan Novikoff School NJ
Russian American Ballet studios
in the Womans clubhouse, 426
Broadway. is holding its annual
Christmas program at I o'clock
the evening of Dec. 20 instead of
next week. as formerly planned.
The public is invited and reser-
vstions may be made by calling
the clubhouse, MA 1889. A pro-
gram of ballet. including both toe
and character dancing. in colorful
costumes will be presented by tiny
tots. intermediates and advanced
pupils. Tap numbers will also be
presented.
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Compliment
Miss Barna
Party Honors Bride-fo-Be
OF Mr.. Ernest Jensen

Complimenting Miss Helen
Barna. who is the bride-to-be
of Mr.. Ernest H. Jensen. a
miscellaneous shower was
given recently by Mesdames
Robert Prescott. Roger Her
bert and James Sales of Seat
tie. Games were played with
honors going to Misses Anne
Chesky and Helen Barna and
Mesdames Charles COPYRIGHT
and Roy Millar.
Guests were the Misses Vir-
GINA Edwards and Anne Chesky
and the Mesdames f. NJ. Abelson.
Charles Cartwright. Roy Millsr,
Jesse Larson. Thsd McCurdy. Nor
man Strom. Robert Prescott. Roger
Hebert, Frank Davis and Las
Bishop.
From out of town were the
Mesdsmes Jane. Sales of Seattle
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Two Parties Feie
Bride-io-Be

Two pre-nuptial showers recent
~ honored Miss Mary Ellen Nell
son. bride-elect Of Mr.. Robert T.
Harbin. Eight were hostesses for
the first. which was given At
Waller Road hall. They were
Mechanics c. Reed. d. Birchman.
y. May. J. Sherman. r. Geisie.
r Metcalf. H. Martin and {.
Nelson.
Those present were Mesdames
William Brauning. Harold Storm.
Heath. Ellis Msttson. Jsmison.
Rex Sutton. Gallear. Edward Aus
meas. Harry Weeks. Harold Shou-
borg. David Burns. II. Jensen.
Flem. Emma Nelson. Schaefer. T.
Weston, Lloyd. Fred WIPER. Salo,
Herman Weisie. Roy Nelson, Sele-
gren. Jerry Martin. Albin Olson,
Kemp. Sullivan. Kruckerberg,
Rouse. Gilbert Carlson. John WEEP
fer. Bill Amann. Faulk. Joe lie
N,eux. Andrew Anderson. Their.
kildsen. Louie Larson. Leiper
Psetx. T. Brown. August Benson
Laurence Savage. Lane Whitmore
Edward Erekvsm. Savadge. Mary
Ashhsurh. p. Nelson. mother OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
DayGirls
Have Party
Annual Celebration Held
By P. L. G. Group

Delta Rho Gamma, day girls
sorority at Pacific Lutheran
college, held their annual
Christmas pot-luck dinner on
Thursday evening in the Delta
Rho Gamma room. In charge
of all arrangements was Miss
Dorothy Cook of Tacoma.
Special guests for the occa-
sion were Mrs. Lora kreidler.
dean of women, and Mrs. Her
bert Ransom. newly chosen
advisor for the large campus
organization.
Christmas decorations were used
about the room with large gayly
decorated tree in one corner of
the large room. Miss Kathryn
Wallen. president. acted as toast
mistress. During the evening
games were played. Each girl
brought gift to he given to one
of the city institutions.
Assisting Miss Cook on the pot
luck were: Decorations. Florence
Reiman. chairman; Mary Peterson.
Bernice Peterson and Ruth Pruitt /;
games. Betty Stalwick, chairman
Dorene Garges. and Margaret Hill;
food menu. Shirley Henrickson.
chairman; Bernice Bernhartsen.
Elizabeth Shining and Norma Jean
Judd; and cleanup, Norman Kjes-
bu, Thelma Canes, and committee.
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Chapter
Has Party
Beta Sigma Phi oroup
Meets a. pouIsen Home

Thursday found Chi MEM
bers of Beta Sigma Phi hold
ing their Christmas party at
the home of the president,
Mrs. Chester o. Poulsen on
No. S6th st. Arrangements
were made by the social COM
mittee. headed by Mrs. O. G.
Nygaard and assisted by Mrs.
Robert Bergman. Mrs. Harry
J. Reynolds. Mrs. Max Archer
and Miss Lillian Muehlen-
hruch.
A lighted Christmas tree fes-
tIred the decorations, with red
candles and greenery around The
rooms and at the buffet table.
which was centered by a unique
red "foaming fountain cleverly
effected by dry ice.
Group singing of Christmas
carols and games formed the en-
tertainment. An exchange of gifts
with a divulgence of secret pals
for the past year climaxed the eve-
ming.
The usual business meeting pre-
coded the party with plans be-
ing discussed for an early formal
dance. The cultural program.
which regularly follows the bust
ness meeting, concludes the chap
ter's study on music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Roller Skating Club
To Celebrate Christmax

Christmas will be celebrated
Dec. % by the Ruston Roller Skst-
ing club. Mr.. r. Gleason is general
chairman of the affair which is to
be held at 7:30 o'clock in the
Recreation Center gymnasium
which will be gsily decorated for
the occasion. A large Christmas
tree will grace the center Of the
floor.
Carols will be sung by local
boys and girls, games will be
played and refreshments will be
served. All members and their
fathers. mothers and friends are
invited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Monday Civic Club
To Entertain Patients

Carrying Christmas cheer To the
patients Of the County infirmsry.
members Of Monday Civic club
will visit that institution at i.5O
O'Clock this Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. W. W. Whitehead Of the
Story Tellers League. will enter
tain with stories. Musical num-
bers viii also BE- given. Mrs. Mar
Gus Davis In general chairman Of
the event.
Members planning on making
the trip are requested to meet at
the Commerce 81. entrance Of Hotel
Winthrop at ! o'clock.
Homemade cookies will afford
q treat. Mrs. N. G. heNichols.
Mrs. Edward Coleman. Mrs. n. C.
Scott and Mrs. G. Reynolds are
arranging a delightful Christmas
tree party for q family Of six on
Christmas eve.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Initiation for
Women of Moose

The Tacoma Chapter No. - 81
ths Women ~ the Moose R-tll hold
initiation next Monday evening ~
the Moose lodge. 1871 Commerce
- A large class 81 candidates $
expected 10 attend the meeting
since Mrs. Beulsh Clark. associate
regent Of the College Of Regents
for the women Of the Moose vii
he the guest Of honor. She has
been travelling over the state visit
ing chapters.
Miss Esther Imhof viii preside
al the initiation.
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the bride-to-be, and w. Hsrbin.
mother Of the prospective bride
groom.
Others We're the Misses Lois
Erekvsm. Lillian Shonberg. Elinor
Ausness. Airline Faux and Bev-
erly Nelson.
The second shower was given at
the home of Mrs. Walter Hsrbin.
Mrs. Bertha Ryan assisting the
hostess. The evening was spent
playing games. A buffet supper
Was served later.
Those attending were Nessrs.
and Mesdsmes l.. c. Hoffman and
daughter. Alice; +. Hoffman and
daughter. Joan: J. LeMieux, J.
Martin. r. Nelson. A. Hanson. H.
Byers. w. Hardin. Mrs. A. Hardin,
Mrs. Bertha Raysn and daughter
Msryiyn. Misses Jusnita Hanson
and Ella Fay Walters, who will
be the brides only attendant:
Messrs Dick Doyle, best man;
Cecil Hardin and Robert T. Hardin
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Mrs. Donald Burr
Honored Guest

Complimenting Mrs. Donald
Burr Virginia Nigh who was mar
ried Nov. 10. a bridal shower was
given recently by Mrs Bud Boil
stsd. Mrs. Mark Bryant and Mrs.
Cora yesterday. The party was
given at the home of Mrs. Buris
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Nigh
of University Place.
A large wedding cake and white
tapers centered the supper table
which was covered with crochet
ed cloth. An evening Of games
preceded the late supper hour.
Guests We're Mesdsmes s. T.
Brown. Lou Dix. Frank Msrche-
SIM. Albert Thomas, Joe Thomas,
Clarence Neff. Charles Hayden.
William Waer. Bert Myhre. LYLE
kreidler. Martin Stone Arthur
Mattson. Harold Sorgensrei. Ed
ward Morris, f. Crawford. Robert
Cook. Joe Ssrrazine. Clare Jones,
w Miele, Jack Haley. Henry Do
brinski and the Misses Betty Neff.
Marian Waer and Shirley Jones.
Norr,ap yX-ick NJ Epnp,ciaw and