The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Methodist Church Minister
And Wife to Be Welcomed
Open House VIII Be Held on Sunday;
Copt. Pryde Addresses Nwonis Club

10 Held on SunduY;
sses Kiwonis Club
leyan college and has occupied
pulpits IN Montana, Oregon, Idaho
and Washington. He also spent
two years in India where he was
pastor OF All Nations church in
Bombay. He IL also a member OF
the International Speakers Bureau
Of London. England.
Capt Pryde Speaks
Capt. James A. Pryde OF the
Washington State patrol was
speaker at the Kiwanis club lunch
con Thursday noon. having as his
subject Traffic Safety as a Func-
ton OF the State Patrol" In the
course OF his talk on traffic haz-
ards Ne said, accidents do not just
happen, they are caused" He
further expressed the opinion that
there are so many accidents be-
cause people do not adjust them
selves TO present conditions. Capt.
Pryde was introduced by Chief of
Police Jack Denfesty.
The musical feature of the pro-
gram was a group OF camp songs
by Y. NJ. c. A. boys introduced by
George B. Cole. general secretary.
Norman Baldwin was initiated
into membership by Gordon Bearse
and guests were Lloyd Spencer, z.
J. Martin and @. Rideout OF Sc
attic: r. w. Frazier. county agent
of Whatcom county, and DR..
Gordon Gross OF Puyallup.
Next Thursday the speaker will
be Ora Sitton. for IL years a resi-
dent in France. who will tell Of
the German Bhtzkrieg in France"
The Business and Professional
Women's club will meet at Salt
Water park Monday evening for a
steak roast. Members are asked
to meet at the Charm shop at
6:15 and transportation should be
arranged by calling 1464.
Leave on Trip
Mrs. w. A. Miller and daughter,
Miss Marian. of West Pioneer ave.
left Thursday afternoon for a mo-
tor trip to the Grand Canyon,
Yosemite national park and Los
They will visit an aunt
At Long Beach. Cal. During their
absence their home will be occu-
pied by Mrs. Gladys Broughton,
Of child welfare in
Pierce county.
Present and pending Industrial
developments Of the lower end of
the Puyallup valley on the Tacoma
tdeflats will be outlined and dis
cussed before the membership
Of the Puyallup Chamber
Of Commerce Tuesday noon with
A. B. Comfort, chairman Of the
Industrial bureau OF the Tacoma
Chamber. ~ guest speaker. Frank
Walsh, industrial engineer of the
Tacoma chamber, 10 also expected
a. q guest on the program.
Mrs. Fairbanks Hurt
Mrs. Rufus Fairbanks, Of 1923
4th ave. 8. f.. In a patient at Puy-
allup General hospital, having
been removed there following an
accident near Tenino
at about $50 Thursday morning.
She In suffering from shock and
numerous bruises.
Mrs. Fairbanks was driving a
party composed Of Mrs. c. Il.
Law, Mrs. A. Pearson, Mrs. Otis
Lyon. Mrs. Roger Heath and Rev.
Give Taylor to q Christian church
at Centralia. Accord
ing to Rev. Taylor. their car was
fourth In line behind q truck
which. in attempting to pass a
car going in the same direction
ahead, had to suddenly turn in due
to an approaching car. The sud
den turnin caused the three cars
In front Of the Puyallup car to
make quick stops and the Fair
banks automobile crashed into the
car Immediately ahead. Mrs. Roger
Heath received q sprained ankle
and was treated at the Tenino hos
pital. Rev. Rex Dallas OF Wen
atchee. attending the Centralia
meet, was notified and drove Mrs.
Fairbanks to the local hospital.
Rev. and Mrs osors. Harlow
and r. H. Stewart. representing
the First Presbyterian church.
returned home Thursday night
from = tree-day meeting Of the
Synod Of Washington at centrslis.
Rev. Harlow and Mr.. Stewart were
commissioners from here. Mrs.
Harlow spent the time with her
parents at White Salmon.