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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
PuYallup Fire Department
To Be One Of Most Modern
City Council Orders New Truck. Roid
Siren and Pipe for Additional Woter

rrrAIITP When Tire IRE de-
rsrtment gets all the squipmen,
working which the council ordered
purchased a. the second wees.
session II the Dec. 10 meeting
heid Monday night. Il vii have
ere ~ the mos, efficient svsten~
n the state for the siz. ~ TIRE city.
according 70 member. ~ N.
council.
A move which has ben suggest
81 many times ~ residents on
the north SIDE ~ the railroad. that
unit ~ the department be placed
IN that area. was brought before
the council by n r Barney. a
resident He pointed out the
seriousness Of the situation should
Q fire start there with one Of the
long logging trains going through
town. In this emergency. he said.
q train might become stalled by
q bomb indefinitely.
Asks Immediate Action
Fire Chief Chester Brakefield
told the council something should
be done Immediately and suggest
ed that a new 750-gallon truck be
purchased instead of four auxiliary
pumps discussed at the last ses-
sion. After a long argument in
which c. z. Richie. councilman
st-lsrge. and William wischemann
~ the first ward. told their fellow
members that now Is no time for
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School Children
Start Vacations

Taeoma. FARMLAND and Midland
schools wound ur their AFFAIRS
Tuesday aftsrnocn fer the Christ.
mss holidays and Tor soms u .ooa
youngsters tnefeil 10 N nsnse
school until Monday morning.
Ian. A
Srhcols W the Tacoma alssfist
had n<er operated three days snta
the originally planned vacation
p<fted h>csus~ n days ioss IN
school. attendance ~ the esriy
December wais-ou, n operating
employee
Midland and farkiand a.strsets
eorformed because a thar vsis-
tscrshir ~ raeoma high sebrols.
Mediation conferences between
the operating employees ard The
school heard are UNDERWOOD IN ~
progressing satisfactorily under
the direetioa of Federal commle
sinner =. Z. Jackson. although NJ
Indication has been given 81 ho~
long u ~iil b. before an agree
ment 10 reached
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Antitrust Law
Violaiors Fined

SAN FRANCISCO - Federal
Judge A. y. st Sure late Monday
fined H. n Edwards. Andrew r.
Nelson. Nels Nelson and Robert
w shannon 81 600 each on charge.
Of antitrust law violations IN the
San Francisco hay AREA wood
working industry. On Saturday
st. Sure imposed fines totaling
$4,000 on ~ other individuals.
firms and labor unions In the case
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Canadian Leader
Killed in Action

OTTAWA nrssssssr l. X Lee.
sua. eoumas1ss a. ne csna6laa
uniss 81 Hons ksoe. hes ss>s
hilied IN sstbon. reissssi aefsaas
headquarters sanossees rs>e1ay
CsnsA1na ee~ssn1soss - oooou
assg ~ess ep>
en1 - ~
ssass@sss - ''sesy hsssy-
b~fsnss headquarters sIso ~.
nounesd that Col Pat tessnsssv ~
the military administrative STAN
q, Hoas Kong hsd nssn killed n
action
ooeaseosy pss h1ope1 ~
shew fsse. ~ 1epassspese ~
~ ~ hsals ~ . s~psss ~
eesveA tksssah ~ osse>>a
admiralty - ~ sessse>es -
- Z ,. ~ hess<ay.
Ths srnounesmsrt said the
csnsdisn pnsssirrs ned hees undex
constant attack ~ japanese
forrss ard admitted shst TEN
Canadian eossstsssfoaehs ~
fsiisd N make psogress
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ance not alone on their bulls and
esrgoes. which are normal risks,
but the risk from the pefils of
war mus, likewise be insured n~-
mand for this type Of protection
has made this covsrsEs available
on ships and esrgoss wherever 10
Gated throughout the world Al
the present time many ships are
sailing the Seven Seas with huIls
or esrgoes insured sgslns, N.
risks ~ war through the office
Of Hansen a Rowland.
Lake the great insurance orrs.
ni,stlons srth whom Hansen .
Rowland are associated. this firm
too has gone successfully through
wars. dspressiors and business
disturbances. Only IN the chang.
inr n Insurance contracts 10 meet
the demands NJ the insurins publie
has there hen any change In the
methods NJ trsnssctins business
losses Incurred by pollcyhoiders
have be~n and are being paid in
the usual prompt manner ~ has
been the background for over 30
years.
Main Office Here
Hansen 4 Rowland maintain
their headquarters and home office
In Taooms and the activities of
the organization are directed from
their offices IN the Washington
building. and whils offices are
maintained In ether cities the
operations are entirely directed
from Tacoma.
Through their London eonnse.
iions snd In corporation with
them, many forms ~ insurance
have ben developed that until
few year, sFo vsrs unknown and
not available W the American
market. upop Ne ssasbllshmsnt
by Underwriters ~ Lsoyds. Loo-
don. ~ . substantial trust fund
with oos ~ Ne ia<gs Nsw yo~h
banks pvssr 10 ths beginning -
World War VI. the funds n that
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great underwriting ssssnissti<~
we're msAs sscur. IN the Am~r,esn
polieyboIdsvs under . trust. vhess-
by an original dsposEt NJ go md. !.
900 Sss made ard lnto which fund
all premiums ara dspa~itsd sslsiy
for the bsnefit and prnssetion II
the American poileyhoIdsrs. and
the fund cannot - used foe eshsr
purposes
Ths firm siSo rspreGass 81
gndsrwri,in9 managers several
large American companies en-
FsSsd IN writing ali NJ the ussaI
forms ~ insursnss. with the sr-
esption Of life Insurance IN which
line the firm has never engaged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

\ midnight Christmas esfvtee
VIII b. hsid In IN yisss f.nshsvnn
church, Rsv. Can = Ryasli. -.
tov. u iiioe , n. Wednesday.
This vii sshs N pis1s - ~
sznsai go :. n. ssrvses ~ cnstse.
mas day.
s1mmsnuee~ ~ - ~ tSg1e ~
the psstovs spvmoa Tbexs usil
~ special msme under ths 6iree-
ton ~ ksri Z WEISS.
n the event that sssssnmsnl
ssfhofsslss declare : hisekoai
Wednesday svsnins th~ arvvsee
wiil ~ beI1 81 10 - =. ~ -
thursday.
n there b ~ hs~rko<si ~ Md
n~sssy svsNsN9. . 10y ce~n9us<
m ssvvses wsti - soaseve1 n
r,pse Lsanssse sosrsA "a ~
.. =. - Isss~fay. cnwleasAs ~.
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$4,000 Letters
Set New Record

A spectacular rs~ possal Feenvd
~ss established here Monday when
s7a.ooo outgoing letters we're ran
esIIed. Postmaster George y. risn-
burns announced Tssssdsy.
The days iosai represented .
gain n 1873 900 issssrs river the
previous sil.tims record establish
- saturday
Outgoing packages. according IN
preliminary count. showed pvcpcs.
tomato gains m Monday ard slso
sst nee records unssuaied IN r..
coma's possoffios history.
Approximately 300 extra en-.
ployes are busy On . 7t-hour basss
10 handle christmss mail. r1sh-
burma said.
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pinoh-penny methods. II Nss de-
eided to ask for hids On new ap-
nsrstus. which the CHIEF sad
vould cost in the neirhoorhcod II
$1,000
With this piece % equipment IL
vill then ~ possible to ~xs a
crew and pump at Grsyisnd park.
north Of the track. and tire pur-
chasing committee was ordered Ia
[ plan the move Rrskefield then
told the council he had inv~sti-
gated the matter Of alarms and
recommended the siren over the
air whistle The purchasing com
mittee was ordered 10 act IN tn.
purchase Of . five horsepower
siren which. II Vas said. viii run
INTO the neighborhood Of $500.
Pipe Contract let
Last summer contracts were let
f1 Is. is and i4-inch pip. with
which TO bring water into the
mains from Msplewood springs
and thus raise the pressure. Due
10 priorities this never was de-
livered. Monday night bids were
opened again The Federal Pipe
and Tank company Of Seattle was
successful. agreeing to deliver
1850 feet of ls-ineh wood pipe:
1880 of 1o-ineh. and 1924 feet Of
i4-ineh, in time TO start spring
work The price is 81. 2ee So
The Rensselaer, Valve company
will furnish the fixtures for 81
o46s2
The council also passed a reso-
luton taking $4,000 from the state
highway fund 10 finish the widen
ing Of East Main ave.
Residents Of the Riversid. dis
trict are planning civilian defense
programs and held their first in
formal meeting Sunday afternoon
at the Riverside school. The next
session is scheduled for Tuesday.
Jan. 30. at s p. m. at the school
when Edward Rielert and w. ID.
Melville will be in charge.
Library to Close
The library will close Christmas
eve at $50 p. m, according 10
Miss Margaret Utzinger. librarian.
The building will be closed all day
Christmas and during the holidays
the ehildren's department will be
open from to p. m.
Funeral services for Frank NJ
Kent will be held Friday at 3 n.
m. at the Wrigley and Clements
chapel with Mr.. y. n. Reed Of
Bremerton officiating The body
will be accompanied To Yakima
by daughter. Mrs. Fern Nc
Curdy. Burial will take place
Saturday in the Yakima cemetery.
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Stewart Sehool
Pregrsn Givsn
spseial Alssnbly
For chzIolnn0D

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sets eos~ss 49, 90 - o1ne)n<>o
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Hansen & Rowland in City
For More Than Fifty Years

Hansen a Rowland Inc. one Of
Taooma's loren lost insurance
firms. this week marks more than
n half century Of continuous serv-
Ice TO citizens OF this area.
l. ~ Hansen. arriving In Taco
ma In 1889. opened = small lnsur-
sncc office in 1890. the firm has
grown steadily from that day n
tribute 10 the foresight of the
founder.
Management ~ the business
succeeded on Jan |. 1918 TO ~
r Hansen. son II tho founder.
who became president. and I. c.
Rowland. secretary.
The insurance. business Itself has
changed tremendously over the
years and Hansen a Rowland have
always beer. in the van. quick h
adopt more modern methods. keep
In step with latest trends
BOND business Mig
Surety bonds were almost un.
heard Of In 1890. During the busi-
ness life Of Hansen 4 Rowland
such bonds have become virtually
a requirement Of most business
transactions and the surety bond
business In the u. q. exceeds that
OF all other countries.
Tho Hansen 4 Rowland firm In
unique In Tacoma inaAmuch A. u
IL the agent for famed loyd's of
London, having the right 10 accept
and bind risks throughout tho u.
s., Canada. Hawaii and Aissks.
Immediately following Jspan's
attack on Hawaii. demands we're
made on the firm for war and
bombardm.nt insurance. which
was accepted and bound with
Lloyds until D~e .. whom such
insurance was esdsred diseon.
tinued.
us,sssl Insseaaee ASKED
In thsss present trying times
many snasssssl Sornss a. Insurance
are required hg bsssnso. ehips
that sail the ssss Ssqurs nsur-
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Obituary N Offices
RONALD LINN MATHIAsEN

Private services for Ronald Linn
Msthissen. infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Rsgner Msthiasen. OF 1914
East 43d st. were held Tuesday at
2:30 p. m. from the c. o. Lynn Co
chapel, followed by burial in the
new Tacoma cemetery. The baby
died Sunday in . local hospital
Besides his parents. he leaves q
brother, Marshall, and grsndpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Markusen
of Tacoma.
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Aiisnplias y Sslils
Seattle Sehsel Dispute

skATTt& IL l. f1visssena.
fsdersi cancellation. wss ss119ne1
Tusatsy n attempt ssssIsmsas -
The dispute ever ssss@sfsy rsghts
between shs seattle s<hoci ba~r1
sed epssstinG employees sspss-
ssnts1 ~ ths fnssrnsf,sasi nssth.
svnAnd ~ rirsmss an O>less
ALL.
rhs snson rs<entiy voso1 %
strsts. BIT a~fsrys1 IN wefk0se
bsyss1na ~ fhs var
. sss.s
uuy u. b n1p1s sn6 navos
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LANES A OWNS

James A. Owens. 10. Of Kslso,
died Monday At K.lso He had
lived in Tacoma for 20 years be
fore moving TO kelso four years
ago. He Was a member Of the
Railway Carmen Of America. Be-
sides his wife. Clara. he leaves one
son, J. f. Owens: one daughter.
Mrs. Thelms CLANCY, and one
sister. Mrs. Ollie Olson. Buckley
King will announce the funeral
arrangements.
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Thomas NJ Csffee Tuesday Fl
10 =. m. in the Ft Lewis chapel.
followed by burial In the Fi L<s,ls
cemetery. under N. direction Of
Buekley-King.
Seis Larson Wednesday 1T /
p. m from the Z. o. Lynn Co.
chapel, with the Rev. Roy L. Smith
officiating Burial will be IN the
Tacoma cemetery.
Alec Webster Hutchinson The
body was sent 70 Wenstehee Tues
day By Cassidy and Allen for fu-
neral services and burial
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bert. lindbera & Hob LOG.
oine Co. Munefol. IL let
fefmon: Fred Clifford, L.
Sehoenseld & Sons, lne.
ord o. o. kfehbiel. Penn.
sylvonio Solf CO.
Introduction 10 COS naoSks
NOS O poft OF IL Letter
mons comprehensive Ice
lure on the vofious kinds OF
poses the enemy might use.
L. Leftermons oox ehofis
moy be seen N the book.
ground toch student must
offend five consecutive ses-
SONS 10 complete the course.
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Your po~rsstsr can tell yea
hon 70 invest IN U. 3. Defense
Bonds.
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GEORGE I. LIMIT

George T. levitt. So. Of RI 1.
Box lss-D. spansrsy. died Sun
day IN = local hospital he vas a
native Of Missouri. and had lived
at spsnsgsy for about 10 years.
He leaves two daughters. Mrs..
Irene -Griff.y Of spansyay. and
Mrs. Goldie Spencer. and three
grandchildren. {. c. ksllinger Co.
will announce funeral arrange
ments
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- No. vssssstf 60 - ~
q. 4 u~feans nne<R
n $500 espponu1nA snsooGp
fsnesru1- - ~ - enplR -
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MRS. MAfnnA iIspNER

Mrs. Matilda Lndnsf. 80, Of 37zs
So. J At. died Tuesday At her home
a native of Germany. sbs had
lived in Tacoma II years. shs
leaves on. son. William Lindner n
Tacoma. and tao grandchildren
Piper CO. vii announce the funeral
zrrzrrererfE
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ERWIN CLYDE PRICE

Erwin Clyde Price. ~. Of 5000
No. 5ist St, died Monday at his
home. He was a native Tacoman,
q member of the Lutheran church.
and was employed by the Tacoma
smelter A. Refining Co. He leaves
his mother. Mrs. Dorothy Price.
his father. Mr.. Joseph Price. and
a brother. Elmer James Price. ali
Of Tacoma. Buckley-King will an
nounce the funeral arrangements
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JESSE y. TIORY

Jesse y. Flory. 81. OF ai7h No.
l. st, died Monday IN q local hos
pital after a long Mines. He vas
retail oAssr dealer. sod came
N Tacoma from Oregon ~ years
ago. He was . member Of Tsooms
lodge No. ~. D. 4 A. NJ. and .
past patron ~ Amity chapter. o.
X 8 Besides his wife. Fila C.,
he leaves three sisters. Mrs. J. y
Reeder ~ Tacoma, Mrs. y. ~
Bailey Of Seattle, and Mrs.. Parker
Of Renton: and one brother. Bert
Flory of Shedd. Ore. G. G. Nell
niger Co. will announce the fu-
neral details
Evening star., 1941-04-06

Annetsa flghns Will lOllOI 4CS
State officers and associate State
councillor, Mrs. Pearl Kidwel, and
the past State councillor, Mrs. Deb
orah Streitburger, at the next meet
ing.
Barbara Freitchie Council elect
ed to membership Miss Ruby Col
Iier, Miss Beulah Oliff, Mrs. Laura
Brady and Miss Gertrude Soper.
The chairman, Miss Margaret
Horstman. will have a social on
May l. The visitation to Loyalty
Council at the Northeast Masonic
Temple will be on April 20.
On April 80 a charity ball will
be given at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie by the Press Club of the Daugh-
ters of America. There will be a
floor show and dancing. The public
is invited.
On April 26 a class initiation and
rally will be held at the Continental
Hotel beginning at pm. Dinner
will be at $50.
Pride of Washington Council
will meet April 10. The council is
forming a bowling team.
Mayfiower Council honored its
State vice councillor, Mrs. Emily
Myers, with patriotic ceremony.
Mrs. Myers presented to the coun-
Gil a banner and regalia for the
officers. The program was followed
by a solo and reading by students
of the Marjorie Webster School.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Odd Fellows Officers
To Visit Phoenix
Lodge on Friday
Visitation to Naomi
Rebekoh Unit Slated
Tomorrow Night

Grand Master Ernest L. Loving,
with the Grand Lodge officers of
Odd Fellows and the Grand En-
campment officers, will visit Phoenix
Lodge on Friday night at Phoenix
Lodge Hall, Benning, D. G. On We'd
nesday night they will accompany
Grand Patriarch Albert P. Dobbins
on an official visit to Columbian En-
campment in the I. o. o. F. Temple.
Tomorrow night they will meet with
the Rebekah Assembly officers, head
ed by Miss Marguerite S. Ison, presi-
dent, on the annual visitation to
Naomi Rebekah Lodge in the I. o. o.
F. Temple.
Columbia Lodge will meet Thurs
day, pm. Earl D. Harrell will pre-
side. The first degree will be ex-
emplified.
Covenant Lodge will meet We'd
nesday in the temple. Harry
Koenigsberg will preside.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment will
meet April in the temple. Robert
S. Shannon, chief patriarch, will
preside. The patriarchal degree will
be conferred. Preceding the meeting
a dinner will be served from S to 7
pm.
Mount Nebo Encampment will
meet April 81, 8 pm. Hyman Posner,
chief patriarch. will preside. The
royal purple degree will be con-
ferred
Canton Washington No. /, Pa
triarch Militant, and the Ladies'
Auxiliary P. M will hold divine
services today at 4 pm, at the
I. o. o. F. Home, 1888 N street NV.
Dr.. Henry w. Snyder, pastor of St.
Pauls English Lutheran Church, will
speak. Canton Washington No. l
P. M and the Ladies Auxiliary
P. M. have been invited to partici-
pate in the institution of a new
canton in Waynesboro, Pa, April 10,
at 7 pm.
The canton will attend the an
nual banquet and dance of the
1st and I'd Battalion of the I'd Bri-
gade of Pennsylvania at Hershey
on May 10. Make reservations with
Maj. Charles B. Lampe.
Schuyler Colfax Rebekah Lodge
will meet April at 822 Twentieth
street NV. Mrs. Rea Booth, noble
grand, will be in charge. An en-
tertainment program commemorate
ing the anniversary of Schuyler Col
fax will be held.
Martha Washington Rebekah
Lodge will meet April 10 in the
I. o. o. F. Temple. Mrs. Mary Gus
ter, noble grand, will preside. Ex-
ercises will be held in honor of
Schuyler Colfax.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge will
meet April s at 523S Georgia avenue
NV. Mrs. Ruby Moore, noble grand,
will preside The Rebekah degree
will be conferred.
|. The Noble Grands and Vice
Grands' Association, with Mrs. Clara
Searcy, president, will meet April
16 at the home Of Mrs. Florence
Gunson.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Y. w. G. A. News

Tea will be served today from 4 to
3 o'clock. All new girls and women
who have recently come to the city
to work are invited. The program
for the music hour will be pre-
sented by the Young Peoples Choir
OF the Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church under the direction of
r. Deane Shure. They will sing
The Seven Last Words" by du Bois
The Chapter Council will meet
Monday at IL am. The Elizabeth
SomerS Glee Club will rehearse at
7;30 pm.
The Maids of Athens will meet
on Tuesday at pm.
The Wednesday Club of the 614
E street Y. w. c. A. will be enter
tanned at 430 pm. by the Potomac
Women's Club. Refreshments will
be served following the special Eas-
ter program. At pm. the xenos
Club members will have a special
Easter program planned by the
Worship Committee and the Music
Committee. The Youth of Hellenic
Descent will meet at 8 pm. Mount
Pleasant Chapter will meet at 1890
at the home of Mrs. Marie Jameson,
1922 Yuma street NV. In addition
to the special Easter service there
will be an election of officers and
dues will be accepted.
The All States Club will meet
Thursday for supper at 6 pm. The
Blue Triangle Club will meet for
supper at 6 pm. The choice groups
or interest groups will gather at Z
pm. A special Easter program for
Holy Thursday is at 8 pm.
The Blue Triangle Club will have
an Easter lobby sale at the Y. on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Glasses in general education and
music departments will not meet
from April 10 to Il.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Knights Of Pythius

Chancellor Comdr. N. Gilman
Shreve announces a meeting Of
Amaranth Lodge tomorrow evening.
Other lodges meeting this week are
Franklin and Columbia, Wednesday
evening; Syracusians and Hermione,
Thursday evening.
Washington Company No. /, Uni
form Rank, elected the following
officers: Charles L. Stoll, captain;
Charles w. Snyder, first lieutenant;
N. Gilman Shreve, second ieuten-
ant; Raymond E. Smith, sergeant
recorder; r. B. Rerryman, sergeant
treasurer; John H. Shew, first
sergeant; w. e. Dorsey, second
sergeant; I. w. Adams, supply
sergeant. They will be installed at
the next meeting by Gen. John
Magin.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sis
tiers, will meet Friday evening.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Womun's Benefit Association

The Board of Directors will meet
April at pm. at the clubroom.
picture and social April 7 at pm.
sponsored by the committee in
charge of Beach Cottage outing.
The Pioneer Club will have a
luncheon and business meeting at
the clubroom at 1890 pm. April 8.
Review No. 8 will meet at the
clubroom April 10 at 7:30 pm.
Owing to Good Friday there will
be no meeting Of National Review.
Columbia Review Is sponsoring a
dinner at the Fairfax Hotel on April
party. }
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Sons and Daughters
OF Liberty

Hope Council met Tuesday in
Naval Lodge Hall. The councillor,
Mrs. Genevieve Craig. presided.
The forty-eighth anniversary of the
council will be observed on April 9.
The Rev. j. Lowery Fendrich, pas
tor of Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, will deliver the invocation.
National Inside Guard Miss Madge
Mills of True Blue Council and Mrs.
Ethel Fowler, State councillor, and
other State officers, will attend.
There will be special services for
the past councillors of Hope Council.
Members of other councils of Sons
and Daughters of Liberty are in
vited.