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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

tos state meets California
and Oregon plays Idaho. Osst-
side The i~agss. 4. r. &. ve-
e~ives Ohts State.
Saturdays scorss IN the far
west included: Montana State 10.
western state o: Nevada ~. Cali.
fosnis Poly o. Western Washing
ton IL, Linflsh o; Eastern Wash
inEton IL. college Of Puget Sound
o. West Tssas STATE 7, Fresno
state o; humboldt state 10. nan
Francisco state 2; California Az
siss 7. California rsmblsrs 7
ftis): stanford rrosh "a. Bakers
field J. c. o: q. n G. yrosh ~.
HsedIsy J. c. o. Albion ~. Ess-
tern Oregon 2: Carroll College Q.
Boise J. G. o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Bells Dazzle
In l2-l2 Tie

Those few Seattle fans who saw
Bellsrrnine LIONS and Seattle Prep
Painters battle 10 . 12-i2 tie on
the Give stadium gridlron saw
more offensive trickery staged by
Coach Andy Stats Bells than a
veteran college club usually shows.
The Bells used the Model T with
men In motion. flankera. sDms-
times both a TANKER and man IN
motion. then a sniff 10 the Notre
Dame box, then a shift into a
short-punt formation in fact. just
about everything in the hook.
IL ss~ . gift touchdown
which the He'll. had 10 over
come in order 20 tie the game.
Passing on their own iy~-ysrd
line. a Seattle Prep end inter
ospted ON the four-ysrd stripe
and In three plays Prep scored
Eellarmfne marched - yards %
open the games scoring. Kssk
completed five out Of five pss~s
on the march with Dick Dol2ek
going over from the sz-ysrd line.
Prep ted the score In the second
quarter.
The Lions knotted the score al
11-1z when VIC kartlnsau passed
to Don Spurg1n In the end zone for
a touchdown. Little Joe Hsnlsy
Impressed IN the Franks Albert
Quarterback post while Capt. Ray
Hsmmerschmith starred in the
line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Loggers Point
For Home Till
Lose Cheney Come
Bellinqhom Next

Rafting tasu heavier cprcrerss
o. . s.nd.slli the first haif esss
weakening the last hail whom
Quarterback MN Mclaughlin ~>s
On the bench. coiiese - Puget
Sound IcsFers fell hefers Eastern
Washington ssssses 40, ~
Cheney saturday.
THE IsoFTsrs returned home
Sunday IN good SHAPE ssesrs fev
Mclaughlin. VIVA was sans~s NJ
sons saturday. and Mel hisnoh-
Ard. ~he picked ap . charley horse
after playing . ssnKur game o.
end
C~s~A Ire vvssh IVES ven
ps~ssex wish shs wevk ~ be
n~e aGsisss Ne Aesvsse
Ch~sey forward wall hsss sss1
hashsseid wsssewes huvs ~
Iasser extensive.
Consequently the backs ~f'l Get
the most attention 80 prank drives
the Lume<rjsess Tor the fret Ts'
coma tussie with wsstsrn wash
inrton vikings In the stadium
Saturday night
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more than $50 pounds. 90 pulls the
bsokfisld average down 10 ITO.
Jim Mckinney and Tom Nsssfssu
are the only oo.pounders IN line
averaging 100.
Blsik switched hob Evans.
blocking back Of last autumn. To
center 10 FIJI ths gap left by the
graduation Of Bin ollns. last years
captain.
The work ~ Bisik and his able
hsutsnsnts will make itself felt A.
the season rolls along.
With painstsking Rad nlAik In
command, Army IL definitely back
on the hight track.
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on War Basis
Cadets Guide
Is Sfickler for
Precise Timing

TIE nickname Is proh>hly re
nlndsr e his ohie eoyhesd
ARNy LOST gtENG>l
No HEt-f FROM ft.EsSS
Loyalty TO the Military Aesd.
envy. from which Ne xss kaAda.
stcd in 1870. Kept him Al West
Point IS . esekftsld coach lonE
after he could have Eons slss~hsfs
% major Institutions ~ . head
coach.
II VAS loyalty 10 the Army tina,
,cok him hses 10 West rcln, A,
tina, 10 ~ss with the greatest re-
lueisnce that Dartmouth let him
20 hack.
rre>ia~at Krse.s fserhiss Al
Dartmouth }. ees ~ tho eaos.
tfss ss~at edscater~. ss's
Friendship WITH Hisik aasssG
Red's seass 81 Rsseses " .
recommendation fes hash.
Army lost II isttsfman. four -
them starters. from the squad that
won one game. tied one and lest
sev.n IN 1910 Little help 10 on
peeisd from what Vas . mediccrs
Pishe squad.
Material 10 far from good Roy
Johnson. . No. 1 hack. weighs no
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Stodium to Wollu Wollo
On the high school 'front.' =

On the high school 'front.'
Johnny Henrchs Stadium Tigers open their Cross State
campaign at Walla Wala Friday night against Armand
effs Blue Devils who rolled Lewis and Clark of Spo-
kane by 26-l4 margin last Friday.
Lincoln Abes who looked better losing Everett sesgu
$50 Saturday night than did Stadium before
conference. 1877.
Other Cross Seattle
Everett
while Yakima Pirates BeIhngh
nstohee eleven which spanked Bemerton early Wildcats
27-s Belngham plays Vancouver college
Coach Andy Stats Bsrmne Lions who looked good in
spots ueing Seattle Prep 122 Saturday Seattle take
their Model formation Chehas Friday cheha
Bearcats tied Buckley 1910 Friday Bells Lincoln
here Oct 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

Timing and application Of power
must make the play 30 even n
you have not completely fooled
the opponent. Mastery Of the
fundamentals Will make this pos
sible.
In temperament. Blslk ls intense
when Mt work. I have never ssen
him fully relaxed even when sup
posediy resting or In conversation
IN a room or n club. He has an
active mind that does not permit
him 10 h. anything but iessless.
His face IL thin and. like other
restless men. he never has taken
on weight. He's too setiys
His hair IL not red but brown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
FASHIONS ATTACK
AFTER SUTHERLAND

In general attacking methods,
he follows closely the single wing
back attack as II il put on by DIR.
John Balm Sutherland. He gets
plenty Of deception into his at
tack, as Jock Sutherland always
has. but fundamentally he de-
mands soundness ] doubt that
you can find . single play IN his
repsrtory which depends only On
tricksry.
The play which does not do
pend on timing and on precise
Application Of power h not .
ossnd play. besseys Bisik
would till you tAst n h not
sncsxh mer~,y "a hope and h.
Beye that yos will fool the
other team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Pro Football

chlcsxos neefs ofsned a<sss=<
90 Their <atieHsl rrufeestcnai
reose<li lsska- championship nsr.
dsx ~ defeating ths cr>se nay
Packers 1ttf. tzstHf ira ris<s
IN TIE western dzxtslen-
Nsshinx.eFA titisheisssfs n tie
eastern dlxi.zoa at reason. ho~ea
u ire New NcFk olants tf.tn
Ths tFissmnA snshi<a ths Ssw
yoTssfs e. remain sesalccs@a stts
Tia fifcaslxa Dodgers feF fsfss
plses IN their aivsston ~hlis wash
instc. shsrsd last ~its fistsearGh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Sumner Is, Ilwaco Is

SUMNER - Getting reckless
with their 1876 lead with only 20
seconds left 20 play. Sumner
spsrtans took 10 the air and
nwseo Fishermen promptly inter-
cepted 10 knot the count at 1913
al uSseo Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

WAssslngton vs. Oregon Htsts
II Portland: California ". wash.
instOn stats AZ Pullman: Idaho W.
Oregon at EuEsas frndzy night
Montana ss. North DAKOTA state
., hissoals FRIDAY nlghsD; stan.
ford ". ucLA at pslo Alto Ust.
ys Ohio state a. Lea Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Bears-Cards Show Ability

SAN FRANCISCO - California
and Stanford today gave promise
OF making their traditional 'bss
game" Nov. 10 an elimination
round for the Rose Bowl.
Both teams won thsir opening
games On the first bag football
week end OF the is<i seeSDn and
both looked good In beating
slor teams
stanford. starting seven
Rose Bowl veterans, hsd N
eosns from behind t~ics 10
best = strong University Of
Oregon team. 1918. The In
dIans' ball-handlisg ~isardyy
Wa . little rusty but still had
enough zip 10 confound the
heavy Oresonian~.
California bumbled ~. Mays
$40. running up 10 points In the
first IL minutes and oossting home.
II was largely the same team
which q year ago wss piastsrsd
40 IN iis opening game with
Michigan and Tommy Harmon.
STRONG STAND
Washington. po~ibly the bert
northwestern team In the Pacific
coast conferences. made a strong
stand against mighty hlnnssots.
although losing 20 the Gopnsrs.
i4-s. Hinnsso,s led only ia until
the last two minutes Of play until
Hslfbses Bruce Smith scored the
second hlnnssots score.
University % soBthsrn Cali
fornia skinned pass Oregon state
1877. scoring the winning touch.
down with 10 seconds 10 play.
Oregon State had the statistics.
Idaho. making ia first start
under Coach Francis schmidt.
collapsed 70 Utah. zs.7. Idaho
scored FIRST. but Utah passed
through the ysndsis for four
touchcoNns IN the second half.
SUNDAY OUTING
Santa Clara. the COATS leading
independent, took a brisk sunday
outing sssinN University o. San
Francisco. 3z-7. u. e. L. A nossc
out Warrington stat. To Friday
night.
-Four conference kAnses nett
~e~s viii help clarity the
coast grid picture. stanford
plays 4. C. l. A., Wa~hiaEtea
psAys Osegss 500, WnahSag-
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CONVEX ON
4lsi Division Puts Up Sioui
Defense But Loses 10 Cams
s,or-Studdsd West Seattle linsup WIZ
After Sig Sigurdsoa cosehss Lon -

rshiestinr . ssrut ssrs wssh ns~
knsre. fcfwsf wssklratrr &tsts
Caller. ss~.Am.=. s>fss~a tn> -
f<nsis< rse<. sfu ps~tss~s f>~t
kAss~vs sru<~ voss f.swts wsr~
barely asfestea ~ wsss ee<tt,s
ysfa~,sssssa f-e. ssrasv sfssv-
serr n = ssvss~sss i<>sss~ er>rss
81 the stadium
A famh,ed punt - ne Army
ss.ysrd Ire sas . s,-ssfd pAss
- xix s.rarsssne 81 10 tss ssesss
taas haswr u me shsrt pesss<
after ne Dsvssscr rvss1srs 80
ssscs at . half sessr fvsvs.os
rcfina threats
IT, ys~eoen - . tneup
~AteA pneken NJ ~ ennn1o-
sss~s - ~ ~ gvs1naeoeu
s>ss~ss fy~@ pse1es Negee-
~ess ss1lsGss 80 uasvesseeuD
tene sosssg ~ ~ neneeop
ssass ss~sa - sr~se sopuseuo
oa1ss sosssoe ~ Aspny 49,
Coach a. tJersn Tsstis supueos
In pellsA 40 us Army sflsneo
h>ssrs the nest Hams - oeeeoes
II 9th Asre Mo- sarsss. rsee6ay
aftsvneoa The siss psvts1na -
n Port Towrssnd 10 play ~
wes1sn. seashs1 ~ cspt nyF~e
Carr. fcswsv t1rrcin s~ssh.
West Seattle wss .siy - Ma.
utss late foe essSaAys Gems snsi
IL Al pahibsru. rsirs vis,d ssoee
down frcm Evessst 10 srsse -
teams. ssld The Asrs ns<nan1e1
we're - mi1usss late 81 uvssee(
% Friday. osms srssse - ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
SOUND ODDITY

II person were abe 70 yell
loud enough 70 b< heard from
the United States 70 AUSTRALIA, u
would tske about IS s1sxs for rs
voice 70 travel that far.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

offensive team, given = good at
tack. A good taoklins team 10
good defensive team. Blsik's
teams are taught 10 block and
tackle and they are taught To run
their plays with split-second tim
ing because Blaik Ia a disciplin-
srian, drill master and a per-
fectionist.
He knows that no human being
is perfect but he can find no ex-
cuse for any huamn being who
does not attempt TO be a. nearly
perfect as possible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Winko and X-Stute Chotter

Coach Charles Iappenbusb WesSern
other potential student athletes prodgous aboring
Richardson
srankman of alup expected bolster WWC
%40 $50
mile opened fall week under the direction Of
Coach Arthur Ramstad Eastern Washington
of athletics beaming smiles return
satterlee all Winko saere place kicking
In Against
e. Saturday Northwest
offcas-Msyor
something arrivals Seattle
Mechanics jackets-or win
curtains with the Everett the champion
matter of line of state
Thanksgiving Chuck IAppenbusch Western Wash
Buckley
Carroll Emry Buckley s4lIppy ondly
Everettits Rainboit junior high
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Puget Loop to Open

League play opens in the Puget Sound conference this
week after five engaged ntersecona tusses last
weekend Renton gained revenge for 400 licking which
SedroW ooey dished out last year by drubbng the SW
lads, 30-7, while Enumcaw humping Meridian $40
Highline beat ODea, 146 brother combination Ted
TO Ed Niehl while Sumner knoed the waco Cranberries
in 1913 deadlock. Buckley tied Chehais 2020.
Puget Enun'claw Pusalup Sumner to
Kent Renton to Auburn and Buckley To Highine
mov
pagning with Yem Friday battle the
Yelm
Kapowsin 14o while downed Roy, 200 week
Clover Federal Way 1876 Eaton
vile Cruisers while ong Kpowsn Federal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Prep

Southern Oregon grabbed the
lions share Of football hcD0rs In
weekend state high school play.
hsdforc's Black Tornado rolled
up On impressive 40 win over
Corvallis whlis klamath rsiis
drubbsd Kossns 1910 ON It's own
field. Ashland eliminated Grants
Pass from the already select un.
beaten eisss BY a 400 count.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

49,
Louie Trimss assssy wss
MsssIy~ psra psssid~nI Jos Ole
vas trophy with Tt-s7 iss uis
net sScfs VS. t1o.
ArehIs 0snin ssl Tratnss
scored victory y ~ - al
twosDms play. 80 ~ Dsek
Broadway and rvass usesr ~
e7.a 81.
Hart Ssaseh ssl oer1<n toees
~sss n~4t vita 71ii ~ Drses
Tyler ard W. q Tyler - -
D.. sTss. and G n, usuitss SO
vssnk Gates. s<-51 -
vrs~ssss Sunday pisy. pesnss;
H,.ss soyss. sf-io---St; Jia As1ss-
sos. ~. 7o-ii ~. jseh Waisssu.
ss.s--ss. ssd nss vse D nash.
50 ~. Dsisi4a I'D usnssr-
ssn. Hill -; T. n0st. 3e-ie-~oe;
Tsn psis. TIA ~
Saturday play. 80 ~ svsas Wal
tee fresaksw. te-tss ~; =
s<s~slss, 1870: ,. vsseburns.
sT.sts ~liss. psvsslsn > ous
Partridge. ss-flh~<isss c. VII
bur. si-s-43. ss1 John masl IL
3 ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Skeei Shoot

COLUMBIA. ~. r. J. ny-
no~ssn won tins profssbsaai dan.
D,enshlp IN he nlnkh anasaa1 ~
soun sasst eontss<s Nh hefs
yesterday. chynewstn's se~e 49,
Isf out u 3 possible -.
Grant Ilssng = Santa Monica.
Cal. with 80 out ~ -. ven ~
professional hlsh-ovsr-an contest
es--.s--~.<-
LITTLE WOnlD n0mex9
AsntrsAi .. Ceaunbus : a.
tpeai ion1D Ill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In q. D. Dsfas<
nas.dA
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Games fhls week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Mrs. Peters Rites
Saturday al $3.50

Funeral services for Mrs. Doris
Jean Peters. who was instantly
killed IN an automobile accident
on the ilth ST. bridge earlier this
week, VIII not be held Saturday
morning as previously announced
but at $50 p. m. Saturday from
the {. c. Asiiinger CO. chapel.
PostpOnement Of the service
was made 10 allow the dead
Woman's husband, Lucien, who
has been on naval duty at San
Pedro. Cal. time 10 get here.
Presiding over the service will
be the Rev. =. II. Raymond.
Cremation vail follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
A Ansts MORE Main Street S Saan1 os On

make a long weekend OF trout
fishing trip.
Norton Gordon, president, says
Tacoma Active club is considering
sponsoring the Forthcoming ap-
pearance here of Clarence STREET..
author of the much debated
Union Now"
Fred Emard, South park super
visor, and Mrs. Emard have re-
turned from a vacation trip to
eastern Washington.
Fritz Metzger, jr., has been on
business trip TO Portland.
Dale Sweeney, explosives inspec-
tor, state department of labor and
industries, now is working in the
Seattle area.
1t. Allen j. Ferguson of the job
printing firm of Langlow q Fer
guson has been called into active
service of the army from the COM
missioned reserves. Following
short trip to California, he will
report for duty at Fort Lewis.
In Seattle an application for a
marriage license was made by
Sidney II. Keil, 25, Tacoma, and
Nancy Tureck, %, Seattle.
II was a modest horse Mrs.
Thomas A. Swayze decorated with
wreath at the Puyallup fair. He
reared and tossed off the flowers
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faster than the horses in the rodeo
ring were getting rid of their
riders.
Rob Wilson was taking no
chances that he would sit hungry
through the grandstand show at
the fair. He packed away two
scenes in his pockets 10 stave off
starvation.
Hy handles nearly got lost try
ing to find a hamburger stand
inside the fairgrounds.
Fred Hepp found the Bonneville
Power exhibit interesting: It's in
the Washington State Resources
section next to the Educational
building.
Arthur NJ. Angove and his tribe
covered a lot OF ground.
Thorald Orr and Charles Drow-
ley met numerous old friends at
the yalidator's window.
Tom Hoskins, attending PIC.
this year and turning out for foot
ball, found an old family friend in
his anatomy teacher-Gene Cad
dey. Gene was on the u. Of w.
swimming team with Toms broth
er. Franz Hoskins, only a couple
OF years back.
Dexter Raymond will be leaving
in a few days to return To Cal
Tech.
Lawrence and George Bonnie
Vile, forsaking W.SC. this year.
will register at u. Of w. TO finish
their law courses.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. kIsor, of Ia
coma, recently visited at the Rob
ert kinzel home at Entiat. near
Wenatchee.
When Miss Ltitla Thompson
starts her return trip TO New
York Saturday. after a visit here
OF several weeks, she will be ac-
eompanied by her cousin. Mary
Dee Maybin, younger daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. G. X. Maybin.
Grace Geer resigned Wednesday
from her longtime stenographic
job at a railroad office here be-
cause, among other reasons. she
had TO report for work at IA m.
every dawning. Thursday morn
ing, however. she arose at 4 a. m.
to do little fishing in the bay
with her husband, Leonard Geer.
local manufacturer Of tackI. and
lures.
a p o ! m emit Of Don II.
Ih"aites. son of MIR. and Mrs. |
r. ". Tbwaites. 3O2 No. J st. To /
The rank OF aviation cadet, army |
air corps. was announced Thurs
day by the Mcchord field com |
manding officer. He will report /
at Maxwell field, Ala. for elemen- |
tsry training, and from there will |
90 10 other fields for basic and
advanced training. He will be
commissioned second lieutenant
ar corps reserve, upon complexion
Of the niHe-months course. He
attended Washington state college
Tor three years and recently has
been working for the FLA In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
LABoRER EXAMINATIONS

The L. 5 civil service board
announces examinations for clss-
sified laborer will be neld in the
near future for the purpose Of fill
ing future vacancies in the ONO
end At the Fort Lewis hospital.
Applications should b sent 10 the
civil service office. Seattle.
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met Friday evening at the
Eagles hall. A brief business meet
ing was followed by a social hour
and the serving of refreshments
by Mrs. Wayne Hinkleman, Mrs.
Sid Faux. Mrs. Robert Else. Mrs.
Orville Miller and Mrs. I. Bueing
Birthday Honored
Mrs. Edward Joswick enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon with a
party honoring the second birth
day Of her son. Nelson Edward
Those present were the young
mans grandmothers, Mrs. J. Nc
Whirter Of Tacoma and Mrs. Peter
Joswick of Buckley and the fol-
lowing aunts and cousins, Mrs
Rudy Nemis OF Tacoma, Mrs.
Charles Cutting and son Dwight of
Enumclaw, Mrs. c. f. Hamilton
and son Jack, Mrs. J. w. Smith
and daughter Kay, Mrs. Stanley
Joswick and daughter Joan, and
the following friends. Mrs. Andy
Kosko and daughter Patty, Harry
Stenholm and Mrs. James Bowler
and daughters. Janet and Carol.
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Unemployment OF men Shortly to be discharged from
the orny under amendments of the Seec,ve Service will
be the problem OF the pictured oboVe-lt Chester j.
Chostek left u s noy industrial relations officer ond It.
COL Wlliom n. Nelson orny ooeupotionol odvser Both
men ore on the stot OF It. COL Wolter J. Delone stoe
seective service director
The process OF unemployment, directed by National Sc
leoNe Service headquarters. brings the of the orry
book 10 his local droft boord where unemployment COM
rtteemon thot the soldier returned TO his former
Job II he bod been unemployed effort will be mode to find
him job in civilian life.
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Buckley Faces
New Problem
Chlorinotion of
Water Suggested

~ Y MI u s"AHAE ~ N'AA=AF
fealth authorities, in a meeting
with members Of the city council
Thursday. recommended that the
town Of Buckley install a perms-
nent alternating system on the
present water works. Presenting
the project were Howard Harstad.
county sanitary engineer. and NJ
s Campbell, engineer from the
state department OF health.
The matter was brought to a
head when men constructing
headworks for the Western state
Custodial school above the intake
Of the Buckley water system on
South Prairie creek were removed
from the JOB until temporary
means of providing protection was
assured.
Celebrate Anniversary
The twenty-second wedding an
niversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Under was celebrated Wednesday
evening with a family dinner at
the Under home. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Under and
two boys of Puyallup. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Under of Enumclaw. the
honor guests and their daughter,
Corrine, and son. Arthur.
Sewing and cards followed by a
lunch were the order of the eve
ming Tuesday when the 90. o. |
club met at the home of Mrs
Ralph Courtney. Those present
were Mesdames Oluf Lund Ed |
Nenzkee, Frank Morgan, Thron
Riggs, Archie Watts. Muriel /
Morse, John Loughran, Oft Ander-
son, the hostess and Miss Ethel
Conn.
Eolah Rebekah lodge met Thurs
day evening at the I. o. o. +. hall
for social get-together. Cards
were played and late in the eve
ming refreshments were served nv
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. Waiter Holly and Ade-
laide Parker.
Hold Benefit
Mrs. Frank Galbais and Mrs. Ed
Nelson entertained Wednesday aft
ernoon at the Galbais home with
a card party to benefit the Wom-
ems Park association. Dessert
lunch was followed by five tables
of pinochle at which prizes were
won by Mrs. f. f. Whitney. Mrs
L. f. Rickert. Mrs. Arthur Boren
and Mrs. Jack Ranch. Another
benefit card party will be given in
October by Mrs. Arthur Under
and Mrs. John Lindbeck.
Mrs. Pat Alien, Mrs. Claude
Clark, Mrs. Sam Larson. Mrs
Robert Else, and Mrs. Pau Demko
were present Tuesday when Mrs.
Mike Twardoski entertained the
Home Arts club at noon lunch
con and afternoon of sewing.
Degree of Honor lodge met the
FIRST of the week for a short bust
ness meeting and a social hour.
Favors at pinochle were won bv
Elsie Skjelkvale and Helen Clogs
ton and at checkers by Anna
Nesey and Mary Lindbeck. In
charge of arrangements were
Esther johnson, Anna Koenig.
Frances McLennon and Mary
Bumgardner.
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The Ladies Auxiliary, F. o. F.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

Eolah Rebekah lodge met Thurs
day evening at the I. o. o. +. hall
for social get-together. Cards
were played and late in the eve
ming refreshments were served nv
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Holly and Ade-
laide Parker.