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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

rscoms school directors already
have put In their bid for part of
the 5000. 900 school aid fund
which 10 awaiting approval on
Governor Lansliss desk In olym-
pis. IL Was revealed Tuesday.
The state money 1.-THE city viii
need q total of Of least $3.50, 0ool
would no toward construction of
. second and larger wing on the
nsw vocational educational school
which 10 being built on the old
Central school site opposite The
courthouse.
Nalls Of the first wing. along
SO. @ 81. from ilth 10 18th. will
begin TO rise neat Monday Con-
tractor Dolph Jones IL supervising
erection Of forms for the eonefsts
bases Of the walls. which viii be
poured later this week. The
heavier footings were poured last
Friday.
Need More Room
Construction OF the first wing
Will be rapid a. soon ss brick
wallis begin 10 rise. but the need
N space 10 train more and more
Tacoma and Pierce county men
for defense industry jobs 10 rising
just a. rapidly
Director Earl d Bennett Ut
the vocational sdnostion program
has informed the board that the
q st wing Of the building will be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

p. m. with Mrs. Jack Lowe and
Mrs. A. n. Fleuss. hostesses. There
will be election Of officers.
Rosedale Hall association will
meet Wednesday evening at 4
Tn. Peninsula Young Peoples
conference will no held again this
year at Colmsn Camp. Horsehesd
Bay from June 10 to Is.
Cemetery Group Elects
Gig Harbor Cemetery associs-
ton elected the following officers
at a meeting Saturday: President.
Mrs. Rudolph Moller; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Arnold Rust secretary
treasurer. Mrs. Anna Wheeler. All
these were reelected to former
offices. Peter Alvestsd WAS elected
trustee for year term, Miss Lucy
Goodman for two years. and Mrs.
Elise Jacobson for one year. On
Saturday, April s. a cleanup bee"
will be held at the cemetery and
members are asked 10 assist
A. l. Hopkins, Gig Harbor post
master. was taken TO ST. Joseph's
hospital. Tacoma, Sunday for
treatment.
On Friday evening the junior
class of Gig Harbor high school
will present the play Adam and
Eve" fast moving. modern
comedy. The cast includes Herbert
johnson. Phyllis Bradshaw. Edgar
Best. Carol Rasmussen, lorraine
Midtsstre. Bill Maloney. Beatrice
Fosness, Rudy Nicholas, Lorraine
Foster and David Mitts,
The play will be directed by Miss
Audrey Simmons, assisted by Alice
Doyle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Crescent Valley
PIT. A. Meeting
VorietY Program
Slated Wednesday,

Gig >ARBoR-Th, program ~
Crescent Valley PIT. A wednss-
day evening v1ll accent the swed-
ish nationality. There vill b a
SAFETY Quiz and the musical
part Of the program VII be pro-
vded BY Mrs. Ben johnson. vocal
ist. Pete Hilseth. viohnist. Gordon
Hilseth. aeeordionist. ard Rudy
Nicolae on the guitar. Hostesses
will be Mesdsmes Ed Lund. Bert
Uddenbers, Norman Brous and S.
Burkland Mrs. Burkland il in
charge Of the program.
Andrew 9Th. chinese evangelist.
will present an illustrated lecture
dealing with his work in China at
Memorial Presbyterian church
Wednesday at 7:45 ?. m.
Mrs Dudley Jacobs Will be host
sss TO the Rosedale Guild at her
home Wednesday at $50, with
Mrs. Opal Warner assisting.
At the Midway Community club
card party Saturday night honors
went to Mrs. Eric Peterson In 500
and to NJ. Dunn in pinochls.
st. Johns Guild will meet at the
n. Johns hall Wednesday at 1870
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
WANT ATIp
ON TRAFFIC?

II you drive In trs6ic. Why
NOT use . ',sU's.gs'si's1
NEW Is oosu no more, yss
iris designed sspse,siIyJsyfbss
hind Of uo,h IL gets ell the
traffic performance out OF .
car thsts in IL. Naturally. che
better your car perform,-ths
lie. Of . problem rrsfhc be-
comes. So here's tip. Wait
until your tsnk 10 almost
empty, so you can make .
direct comparison With your
present gasoline I hsntrytsn
gallons Of NEW -.
Is. See il il does SSI
not give you Xxi
more rsibesUss Jul
car in traffic. ......"
UNION OIL COMPANY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

lands free defense school 10 learn
mechanics Of automobiles IN case
Of emergency cost az home
building up . per cent In last
twely. months. .hsrpsst rise of
any year since World War I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Russian Peasants Given
nii-Parachuis Drills

MoSfOW-reasant anti-pars-
chute drills, begun last week in
western districts. we're continued
this week in the Moscow district
with thousands Of volunteers from
~ villages receiving training In
intsroepting parachute iroops.
guarding farm houses. roads and
bridges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
$50, 900 Additional Needed
For Vocational School Bldu.

inadequate when n 70 completed.
Hope ~ tho school directors
now 10 that . sisaooo twa.stssy
section Of tbs building fronting
90 iith st. opposite the court
house. ean - built ~ early -
IN. coming summer. " that y
possible
Omar Possibilities
There 10 also the hope that soms
federal funds might become avail.
able for such . building. and soms
local effort To raise hinds for n
also may be needed.
Preliminary plans for uss ~ the
first wing u the building called
Tor an auto shop, miIl~ork shop.
machine shop and plumbing and
shestmstsi work shop
Some other classes are In
temporary. inadequate quarters
and others. like the ship welding
elsss, are operating three shifts
. day In the hawthorne schcol.
81 the foot ~ Mckinley Hill.
Tho new building will have iis
main floor about sidewalk level
about opposite the iith It, court
house steps n two-story sec
ond wing 10 built the top floor
would be . few stsps up from .
Yakima ave. sntrsnes.
n yours not using u. sell n with
Vast Action T1mss Want Al.
fses..~ A. a A.. 4f4f
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

Tw Haas NuiFstar Couaasssss fw NAtaonal De-
.fsrzss q = rpesus nae~tsnx II s&1kaeo DESIGNATED ts
wwek 81 ueesnao~s I 10 2 ~ MAs4asan Hame Orchard
Week Aaa reaszaner8ec taAg sseEy auas u tSe state
xASxAA1 s4xus naux sors az frsas trees eartnx mas wsek
soza anc esnNse ~ Msssi3tgps Az AaApsse e rv~tns
. waae sarsesy q f-suits~mcgw thar twesTs different
ksaaz Ray - grown h znr snrtt1 q M ttsse ae-
coressx % caseassT Hfurs. assistant exssnFson nuzu-
eG1suxtss a. Mza4maprs stas cusaexs y AKTteuiiHrN
n painting . 1srrrzson q xarixsh@ fresh fra4
BE- nAe frazr ApwG u oescees Frass trees ard
paenn aAy - ps&rled successfully 81 tEae ezrins
TIRE wsn1sz. sas Dsssnnbsz Is thr pFeferrve u0uth fw
pAantzns appla pearhas psuzs p~Nu grapes fgx ard
pNxAn2
Aianuaxh nnat truths Eip~n to - zpraa9 and szu-
nsxx uaeg may b. eapnnd o. preserved vssa sae3 are
paenxEfas sF winsex us wh&t > fire aslas s uuaa b.
n every fAnnEJ hsd a pantv tma o sAnned and pre-
servse ffalza % f&H nazx Oh wasa eanapanY eaxae& az
wflsE cold westher ais nsasiy 81 fuat an6 vegetable
gr0msh n thefe b anything fsner T. tbx nnn a. ocD-
~fecsbonz thar preserved nxz peaehes a plara sns
writer rs - - ind a.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

m sez< 81 sss osrassa pFem hs upsssrane .
rurAszm ekAasv Fw besMncs n = rotat asSio@ pp-
smsAuaA avresw 0aete~2 aeanse Aesamaz p@@iz~As
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as RsAxA hNa ; maxss seaea ~ GO - h&Az and
ta4t xlxsz<y wMa f&x aw1g
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enzn seeanssas hma sa==1y fsE&a = w9exsc sin
prNre#s Fe2aF4 NE Los CasnHram Ana sase~nefx
nas Il d4dnx wurk wiEh ruxiana Ard + hnE xofkinx
win HzaRae.
zn SO b hecemang rnrs w Ma ssAhslinen y .
s1rmAax tasp = wmr q rs3Szee HsAsra vgans con-
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hnso az rze preaaxsna H-gaMs In ~ N@4 Krr2a@
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prraex Bile b 50 fst6N
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ne BzfGmA al sagce b 81 aa sqml g usfnaayH b
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10 a9 fAsss xnxs4nc h&s S9ns sweaters b sezaAstnx xa
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

A TIE C1f4azmAa szzsn appwua<ne4 - fs@ con-
strained - nzzn = warnang - g the - q nve-
cTzeksrk ezpes1ally an uSe streets ard h3sways. We
zrzarrssaz1 anA4 fsewoxxz Ax nos 70 b sid tn&f b.
1hey wn uns ~ Sod cpxne-A besng GtsaagaE szAz
al S@zA w4n - ~naokaexxSG- o. h<u=xnt hRre frum
the gsEz1za
Frrrxa<<ex1 especially tnnw Gg g1znt AIS. ARE
@=ngrru4s sahnx - hAE6N. nk only ~ sa0x who
- n t1.ex uAg. h1s ~ sao< who lxhz uazzn and
uargwn uaea 60 ~ skFsets and noeuAz4 Thx state
Bara o< Hezl1a Hk4aez shAs , nnnheT m eases q
basn1neE are eaa3s each yeas b. tnn lnaaasxtmhnste
ws Of f~xr<M<kFFz h tE< han6s q huzx ard Kixa. and
ws knnw tai : sant nrwrraekev s~xpAadsng under an
azsnmnoahe = hksly - axnsse the f1naea fFum Inc Esa
lara and ezxze . aAxazxruGn expAuaAnu-
cuaa11<xsax IL E&ez snat nrvwerkz - cnrsxzaAs
tmes are unnecessary. ard nm sprzauzsAse - se
orraanz. - rxpeas aa&. tNs cnxns te x sannec n
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Methodist Society
of Christian Service
Met At Mrs Carvers
SsssA9 Ard Ssu4s Make A wsrx
Ftr4mAml Amd fEUsHtMkke
MneSsnx

A aArse NG1zerznM q IT, nnazmkzza
m RzAsMza WeaaFnn RHh44
* Christian eerx&e nses "a ~
fwnx m Mg4 ] Carver fw =
Aglmruz~n q xxass and seuang.
Wn1e ~ R1es uwrn nazsfay lula-
Ina hezEx An4 eew4rx neamza 81
olAp@Fles % h&Eg n ea2 parw5mzA
Msz c A CsETMs hMdR 81 -
stats raA TaE CaESExinn In
psTAslsU read TO chapters frum
sne foo& Discussing ~ ere Fra4
coatraatrg & forms % pszfElr
uE4zaStx rexkxH w1th ftle Aea
a. expres@o b. Christ whne nn
eaTth O. ax1ns ctr reklEipn raeA
cay q oesnae2arAhlk. wurkabe wns
az life
The nf1TuSn wAS unch eng1ye1
~ Mrs CMrxaeT mace the renzsza
very taferusan6 ne Newtng wo-
wesse1 nlceiy. Gn6 every one wel-
conl~a tie Ngnt q retnexhu1nuEx
served b Mr. Carver. assisted b
Mr. II c Baxhy DAINTY cAnAp@
and a SOFT drink
Bcth circles a the Society aE
Christian Service we're sci repre~
SEATED Plans for The next meetkEaz
q ah group waA be announced
from the pulpit SUNDAY m0wnine
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
RESOLUTION or RESPECT

Whereas. Death has invaded Nor
san 6ruxs No q WeosdmAn carcle
ard taken frusn her eGrtniy cares
ard tse0rx. err q our oldest mem
oerx pa dear Sovereign Ms VIZ
sEula seneffleE. aeprlytng TINS
circle q 3 eozsksssen, and loyal
member and her ndzne os a loving
wife and mother. and
WhereaA tt Is ne desire Of tie
meaAen Of LIS cirele % make >
permanent record Of their respect
Tor the dead and Their sympathy
Tor tire bereaxcc husband and
daughters. therefore. be 1t
Resolved, thai Ne sincerely regret
the passing q Cur dear Sovereign
and - = marx Of oar esteem and
sympathy these expressions be nlae-
I'd upon The minutes a. the circle
q copy be given 70 the husband and
daughters Of the deceased and also
published r. CIR l1eai papers
Respectfully submitted
AL1CE p HECEEAA
LEoNA FENSIaER
FLORENCE TREHERN.
Resolution 81 Respect Committee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
AMERICA woRrH FIGHTING roK

Tte en<nsz If the PTVxsaent ca him @anf2- WHEN
he i rAustuzu and . sdnsatax mhxn hs demands
arsh0n We muss pay mo attention Is Them. Nor b.
missed nF them
Asst tire sEnx should eun@ wilsn ctr treasure s
not snoaxh and t1s Prvssssus tasea tas cal % arms
-we u1izst not hnxtass.
IRE snaekis q slavery are ns for ~ nr w1n ws
who an descendants ~ free men peEulE thieves 10
nU< - & tae fruits q Uw efsnE1 ard Of these VINO
an6 tTsrxfusasse s lnso q Aa1 q lila ard a0ssy II
= wursn fxnstng fuF-wnxU uniting faF~anH ! duabt
there = So AnasracAu faly unaesxtAnetng tire eatAs-
trcpatse aaEaeeFx ~ arr laesu& who would hesitate ~
a. - as.~sR~wen@aae fsszsnaAnA xma aEam3asnn ~
Wal street
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
DANCING oOrTos

A eap4S<a fren Oxx0x1 MAm. sAg1 tai the high
Nr1R q epssuu hAx - Ga Kknw Cuszau N 4 aaaxxHa
nhe1 - sszkz@ g - unssSfzzss e AflH&k1ps
hass nssxnsse q discovered O. proaursd > nsw IsseF-
haT dAnes. zas<s my h&ss nAmed le ac0<saa sab.
wfEh I'll E4ke IL aeazz a. sx o. kEAa esstan sAn
and fAzhAan naox O. Derznzhsx6
ArShe na1zmn ok Maa ssmisnl, wfo sexekss1 she
new cAu<e aaya 4 d thN -rhyshnate Ins<rp<esaEtuu az
ptrking cn<1n L tney could eouhsze vssh : snula
90 ne Au9z tnat TIE cd ssne p~ansassn newrues aans
pnA& pAekzax tx nesry aaape. shr zzmle mwnt b.
cnmpAefe. ana ahnxsly shs cozson szAHx uuaae aAke tz
mnsa&rzn<e II ss=ry bali rcczn " NJ an4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Vancleave Resident
Found Dead at Home

TM e.sy Is Wis Czsta kyear-
reaa6snf e Nan<HzsN NNs fu9ne
al ~ h1xss taere Tuea4Ny nsswNinx
e ne&aoxx Gates fkaie e ssgsos
fx waTx ~ uwzsa Ard - - NsNc
sk1x NJ neixahuzx Nenx - n
Fszsssax ard fsae ns MaaeE
BOZ
An aarae4t gas euncAtc9 ~
CurKer ~ A Pals ard &c T
Tefs9trec . ver4s9 uzRt Cztss had
nle@ M nNszaal cAssrS arc fSea
sse t1FnN 81 6eAEH a. a5eszt ] oe1ark
b EMk nEuFnir2
ns farnsFml was h48 wednesday
asteEraasgn w1xE services AHlnx coa-
8GEfae 81 RFe 81 L vM2l1n &C uas
nspEs CaurcE Ia NaaeieasI with
burial IL she tamfy aeraetkrY
re aeeeaaec ieares fN0 saliarsn.
3 d4a9lznex, JnSxx M2e Gates ard
. Nuzl Clsuton C3tes eosh q YAM
cAave ax SISTERS euc fnuT arcG1sZ
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Moss Point Musician
Leads H0nored Army
Orchestra At Ball

wiz fae usxss ufy&Nkan o. n1an-
easx< IS &Nsh CMruara-eHax 8
G~Atlaetsss h94N uas ronfsrTNd e.
~ Biz Mse6s ESssE infAasrt
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FuGfN AruaF ccrM Hee1q4Arssrz
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as Co@@ses. s. G. IhH 0EgneasSa 4
6srecte6 Is aeggeant nAry q VIII
cux az To- s4ae fs3th fnfanwy &zn
MmM PuaA MsNaE1
me msasseAasza n0<nur9sFa kah
EroaH base sssza wosxlnE taEexssF
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uNt0nt tf1sIF fnaNska nzenahEN e
1as M Cazzege nzr.a ara
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have Ne1 aaSss sbr a1rmeaxaa *
SerxnAnt NAesm ser lae past tnres
yasA At ihN aFEK az E1s m1aezton
Ne aas = asxag AZ MtssaEzspsa ca&-
kge
TF@ uazs ne&e sslcisr naaa arss
h&AN n aa mueTwN they have nasas
mcefuec 1sxtFacG when they xere
Niects1 tfam the score uf a4a3sahae
arEay aands II uze FNErzh Cuwu
- psaf fW - gNA and Wazoxa &C.
cassnu Tia affair eaaas ~ = pzeAs-
Ant interruption u TIA yuUiiue &
Aruy life afa1 naAneaveTs n The
CaFaasp&s arc w3a sell afieEdeo D.
nae aqAaseFs ard sase YeGrsg lNdaez o.
Chester.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

ths OgdnNnce Department has also
aersAW@d q hgnt anutauk artillery
pteee capAhle az knankax uas any
xfsywn tank ~ very Ege@t rAxges
Army Health
TnN War D@amFtmsns announced
ne death rate II ne ArYny from
disease bon Is lass than oae-senth
sinai - WA r. fefT-M and ue
e~ensTeai dtNe3ze rate less than
hall whst il NAs ~ ttsat time Chtcf
- Army Morale oslsorn Ezk1 most
q tht usO huli1tukx vii be tn
ase 81 chFax,nzAx The Army also
announced field houses are being
nasff IN 81 CAMPS 20 furnish add.
faaa4l rncrwmttunnf facilities duE1nx
winter months.
Gear ard Caai
Fuei c0orasnasur Irkex reported
COKE pfudncskun during fhs flrsf 10
azoutiu q tins rear waS iG percent
greater sfaan during the oorrespond-
iEE pxrinc las veaF a record pro-
egction o. ssos1p .nns : lnakcas-
ed FOX ;Js e0rnpaeGe yeaF e 1871 Mr.
fekeS Also sale muaaessan oE Penn
sslaAnta anthracite coal through
0efahsy 1871. was nine per cent
sooFN the corresponding period %
1870 n the percentage Is maintain
ed he said total 1871 production
III approximate 5000 90 s0rx the
largest ktrre 1851
sewxbsys To sell Defense Stamps
. The Treasury Department an
noaneeo plans have been completed
ulth newspaper ezFrulasina E.Aa-
aKers Of a0na1 -newzpapes carrier
nagz 10 sell Defense SAVINGS Stamps
direct 10 ArnexaeMn hnme4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Nh Am MRS HAxTNs
ENTERTAIN At DINNER

A TeT1 pleasant FYent q tire wewk
wMs a ainnsf Al whsch Mr. and Mrs.
" & Ravens entertained or
TnanksE1FlnE asv - hne1f oeaunfQl
nnsae On River R0aa
Eee2cea M. ard Mrx Ravens
eoeszx werw Mle sos NJ and Mn
L / SHINES and zarA Ire and Bob
ARD Ar and Ms J y FTAakaln
0eae AfuntEish ard .1assn MnntezA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
MErKLY nRIneE I'D

Mr& Eaw4n Mars entertained the
Weekly Bridge Cinh ~ her hause Oh
Tuesday ~aftcrnoon
Mr. Forcsf Crnntrue received U1e
high scure prixe ard Ms Ralph
DaFe the cut prize
SAnfwEhes and Saft drinks xerc
served following the games 70
Mes1anleS Forest CyAstree RAlph
Davis Spencey H@ehe. Sol Peter
sell J p BuxArd 7 d Mabry anc
WariN DkhE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

To1Ays y0anS Anneseaaa are nos takfns THEIR free
cum fr grantee Thar are neiae saaaff that fFsedou
muaz p reid - ssea generations. ira s > NOT By
hoaxusFx 81 - saxssnciAl ass1nx tlszs Ese gains
mea-aag an1 puwvr orxanssa e~aacafAuu do~n iN fnn
par e MAKE Amsrtza s-rons 4 helps = eassx4 xnnw-
An<r sid ~noafatsun II egaaaz kuhwie1xe and char
MsaeT Il xsluaatea . 8ssGrx h. zenseze ne naaisfAc-
iluz@ a. TIE Eaa1 as and 10 ellmEnake exI fran me
uussS -prsaa Roosevelt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

-EEKED0M 90 TxzK FKKss asa nsa sfss
. E~wzsMs<s - r4xht - paAaAzA ssanAAhA
Htzse4 tznsssaa tn1assanah - h@answ fires
ksaass< ass FRxwD0M o. - ssss -
kn1ssAa4ai ~ raxhs ~ ss-Amss9 ~ rspua.1~a
1t s4asaan1lnw ss1as.uN sia4xk rha s4@uanttss
asaAAzx Asasz&iss< n~r saArs uhAzp~r1ax eam-
sslEns ssw a~ $50 r~a.sa II eAstzrsans Ia
pusms p=meM - rssA1as ne as~ss rashn zna
prsFazrm = - sm4@nrrx ~ uxAz ard savps-
nan mf az
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

The engagement and a~pproachine
vecGlnR az Miss Maize Isabelle
Carlson g johnson AuEusttn FREE
mln has been announced oy TIE
mother Of the erioe-to-be. Mira -
Carlson The wedding viii take
place IN san Francisco sornetlrae
during the Christmas season. o.
shortly afterw4rd-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
MslDoD-oox

Announcement - MADE q the
nzass4se or November IA a Mss
Norma SztEkF Cox daughter O.
Mr and Al v y Cox g M
CAR 0hYtF NeE9ad q LNakes-
vile Ms Ire Germany wAs per
faEuss1 ~ RwF Monte A Dav1N
pastor o. tAs EA9 Mass Pasn8 Bap
&kSk Ga3TeA Tas ay%3s is 4 Exad-
aA&& 81 tie arAad Bay Ais HIgh
SchooA and resides AZ Kreoie Tar
GyusEn Is ezupo9ed bs the so1th-
err Kraft CurNxai1nn ~ Ere0se
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
OUR GIFT BUYING WILL BE
EASY THIS CHRISTMAS

When famIy Budgets are seared to anox for Christmas Club Member
ships. there's plenty Of cash on hand for gift shopping without any tight
pulling Of purse strings This Year. sc VII send out about sssyso0o0
Christmas Club Checks = people Of this vicinity who have found mem
bershp the easiest Way . guarantee ample cash for their holiday sneud-
ing needs It's something q think about right nov for next years benefit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

Enroll How for 1912
Christmas Club men,
bershipi Your deposits
accumulate through
the year. and YOU re-
eeiye your Christmas
Club check December ]
lin ample time for
shopping
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Luncheon for
Sem Mothers
informal Affair 70 Follow
Meeting Monday

After the business meeting
of the Mothers club of the
Annie Wright seminary lower
school in the faculty room the
group and the teachers of the
school will be entertained at
luncheon by first and second
grade mothers. Lincoln birth
day velebration will provide
the luncheon theme.
Mrs. Will J. Conner. chair
man of the entire Mothers
club. and Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Fitc h. headmistress, h ave
been asked TO pour.
Mrs. George Thompson is the
lower school chairman and those
on the luncheon committee are
Mrs. Jesse Read. Mrs. William
Goodwin, Mrs. II. Rothman. Mrs.
Arthur Rust. Mrs. G. T. Larsen,
Mrs. ". L. Whitney, Mrs. Oscar
II. johnson. Mrs. 6. B. Nordi, Mrs
Frank T. walters. Mrs. Lee
Schimke. Mrs. Sidney Dean, Mrs.
c. f. Nader, jr.. Mrs. w. G
Pinches. Mrs. Adolph Blum, and
Mrs. Walter McCullogh.
The executive board of the
Mothers club met on Monday
morning with Mrs Conner pre-
siding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
February DISPLAY Opens Sunday the College Of Puget Sour
Vows Exchanged
Quietly Saturday

Mss Chsflctfe smith. dsakhtTH
n Mrs othndls smits II t<hs
Preston. = n. ard Edgar Sheets
~ Fort Lewis were married satnrs
DAY Afternoon 81 the hoHas ~ NJ
, a niow u fasyslluP. IN n
attractive settling ne sc~s ssfs
read bv the Rev. Walter wstksn
eefcrr relative. and elos~ friends
me bride ~oFe a sossn II hshi
blue made sith . fan ssirf q
siih ret over satin ~ith hsssssss
~ embroidered ssis vtth shcfs
ruffed sleeves and heart sharsd
rsckhne. Miss Elaine nioS -
Bridesmaid wore = susn II sfpls
green slk. Roth wets eetsssss
~ gard~nias Ralph How sss
hest man. FoliowinK ths esre-
mony. Mrs niow viii preside - :
reception
AFTER March ! the nss hosns
win 10 on Nioskefy fosd. NJ
sheets 1. with the headquarters
department ~ the 18th Infantry
Al Fort Lesis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Wedding Date SET
BY Miss Babcock
VIII Be Bride OF M.
Bachelor on April 10

Close friends Of Miss Dor
othy Babcock. daughter Of
Mrs. r. +. Raheock. io2l No.
Prospect. learned Of her we'd
ding date. April 10. ~ a party
she gave NJ the family home
Saturday evening. She will
become the bride Of Mr.. Ar
thur ]. Bachelor NJ that time.
The wedding date vas revealed
first when guests plecci together
heart cut a. = iiE saw pusnle,
and again on heart shaped cake
II the supper hour. White tApers
surrounded by carnations and
freesias were used on the table
Also.
Guests Who enjoyed the evening
Of games were Miss Mildred Avis
worth. Miss Myrtle RAoks. Mr..
Charles Coulter. Mis-. Vivian
wignes. Mrs r. n. Peterson.
mother Of the hridegroom-to-hs,
Mrs Jack Creamsr 81 Seattle,
Mrs. George kinoade Of Auburn,
Mrs Donald kohler, Mrs leo
FLYNN Of Olympia. Mrs. Ralph
Smith. Mrs. Avery nahcock Mrs.
Margaret ronnesson and daughter
Nareie Tonnssson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Junior Women
Meet Tuesday
Mrs. Ralph Weeener
To Be Guest Speaker

The Junior Woman's club
will hold their monthly meet
ing on Tuesday at | o'clock
in the Rose and Gold room of
the Hotel Winthrop. Mrs. A..
w. Opperman, Fine Arts
chairman. has arranged the
program for the afternoon.
Mrs. Ralph n. Wegener. guest
speaker. will give an informal
talk on Antique Buttons" Mrs.
Wegener who has made a special
study Of buttons. is an authority
on this subject. She has edited a
catalogue which is of infinite value
to the button collector.
This hobby is very interesting
one and az the speaker has a
large and varied collection. she
will bring many over a 100 years
old as an illustration OF her talk.
Mrs. A. T. Dockeray will preside
at the business session where
plans will be completed for =
Benefit Bridge party for the
Blind Project. Mrs. Oliver Malm
chairman of the Legislative de-
partment has arranged a trip "a
Olympia for her department &c
visit the Legislature in session
Members will leave at 10 O'Clock
on Feb. 25. Anyone interested
should Gail Mrs. Malm at Proctor
1918.
The social chairman. Mrs Johr
B Diven. has charge Of the tea
hour. and as her assistants she
has appointed Mrs. r. r. Dawson
chairman Of the hostesses. includ
ing Mesdames John Psulick. Ciif
ford Wood. Donald De LJsle. Royce
Mott. u. q. Bott. NJ. J. LaVell'
and Larry Huseby.