The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Guiding Star
Has Election
Mrs. D. w. Willioms
Is Worthy Motron

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SUMNER-Mrs. ID. W. Williams
has been elected worthy matron
Of Guiding Star chapter No. 90.
Order Of the Eastern Star. for the
ensuing year. Officers to serve
with her include: L. A. Peterson.
worthy patron; Mrs. Robert Pan
key, associate matron: Ernest
cuptil. associate patron; Mrs. John
Davis. secretary: Mrs George b.
Adams. treasurer: Mrs. Howard
Nuttall. conductress: Mrs. Rex
weick, associate conductrcss: Mrs
A. r. Conant. chaplain: Mrs. v.
r. Dudley. marshal: Mrs. L. J.
voiles. orranist; Mrs. Glenn
Schneider. Adah: Mrs. r. J. Boile.
Ruth: Mrs. John Baum b a n,
Esther; Miss Emmaline schlauch.
Martha; Miss Norma Brengman.
Electa; Mrs. Fred Pyfer. warder;
L. v. Coroner. sentinel, and Miss
June Schlauch. flag bearer.
Installation win be held March
n at 8 p. m. in the Masonic tenn
pie. Installing officers viii be
Mrs. Pearl Goist. past grand ma
tron of the grand chapter of Wash
ington; Mrs. Mabel Christensen.
Mrs. Paul Martin. installing mar
shal. and Mrs. Emory Funk. in
stalling chaplain.
tn Eject Officials
Municipal election will be held
Tuesday. Polls for precinct No. ]
are at Pautzkc's plumbing shop.
p12 Cherry st; No. 2 at the City
building, and No. 8 at the News
Index office. A city treasurer and
six councilmen are to be elected.
The only contests will be between
Jack Gcigcr and Frank Potter for
councilman-st-largc and between
Stewart Shatz and Morris Gallo
way. councilman for the first dis
trict. Drainage district No. IL will
elect a commissioner for term OF
three years.
Churches of Sumner are uniting
IN q Go to Church" movement for
the Lentcn season. urging resi-
dents of Sumner to attend the
church OF their choice at least once
each Sunday. The movement will
be climaxed by a series of union
church services during holy week.
Irrigation Discussed
At the executive board meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce
Thursday, L. e. Lowe pointed out
the need of investigating irrigation
in western Washington. with pos
sibility of water supply from Mud
Mountain dam. Frank Chcrvcnka
was appointed chairman of the
committee 10 carry on necessary
preliminaries of making survey.
The Junior Matrons of the Pres
byterinn ladies' aid will meet Mon
day for a 1:30 dessert luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Harry sagcr.
Mrs. L. C. Bradbury and Mrs.
Ivan Swarthout will be hostesses.
Mrs. Z. d. Yoder will entertain
the Royal Purple club Tuesday
with . 80 luncheon at her home,
725 Cherry ST.. in honor Of her
daughter in law. Mrs. Erwin
Yoder. Mesdamcs George Brining.
Charles Mulliken and John Nelson
will assist the hostess.
Debate Team Honored
The debate team of Sumner high
school were guests of Dolores
Pearson at a I o'clock dinner
party Friday at her home on VAL
entine ave. Places were set for
Roger Ryan. Arthur Bowman,
Betty Ann Away, Dale slovek,
Bessie Sato. Fred Hand. Dorothy
NygHrd. Shirley. Phillips. Herman
Cavelti, Edward Funk. liver An
tonius. Kiyoko Naito and Aisi
June Schlauch. debate coach.
Mrs. w. w. Robinson returned
Friday after spending five months
with relatives and friends in the
south. The latter part of her visit
was spent with her son Frank aue
his family at Paul's Valley. Okla.
Rev. Russell r. Peterson Of
Wrangell. Alaska. viii be the guest
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