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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
PASCAGOULA YWBC
ENTERTAlNS ARMY
WITH GALA DANCE.


III 3 aeetlnE a. red wfau ar1
yoss4 WasnsnN Business Clah q
PeSaseu uae frs ssnnt waA
given Tor asf boss frazn Cannp EaeI
b. INC were g2rE iaxt SGtEraAs
hsArch p * osxa ttat PAacazoals
hnrrrauunA Center fos Arus
TrAlza~4
F~uruANtseN uert sA<s 70 tiue u1zs1k
and 6oa1mTI haMpzAAlisS uA2 TIE
kegrzlx Of use evenatR N&Eraex ag
B2 nfieaa&szx weft plEl1ec or I'M
sorsst ART esnxlfzf dresses 81 nAzA
participant arrives - L3t oAxzfx
gnH uNot Is quite ear - Ers
aeouai4te An ar os friendlixzez
vas tie result Ne suaa NJ itae affair
begAr
n ua4 rrqssstee ttat ftM saadleTs
Maesr o. asH s4aT o the CaEnaauu-
40 Hnux bal roazn enc the ezE4a
sTaen11tA llnsc up o. tfre ot,les Al
q 9sven ESgEsA1 a grand rush wnz
naAaA eAch eotGlef Eetttn8 q En a
h& e1sntce nrc vke-xerSA IL pair
81 teo n1r lEaeo - IN the eeuuu
81 me flaN for liz grand march
A. uf aFekEsstrs nssFe1 ne couples
n1afctae1 - ta8 reaaAef, breAktuK 81
aht enc e nae tAa q rfzRzch around
a. slaRH f4le ard fneeting sc tae
skier enc 81 the hAA
Tfze cAE1r nanxat lar ftge evening
wAs 0sxzee with ne archsmtFA play
s4 a a8sapssg tura making the U-
uasaon oeiienuGliy gay Dur11Ae th3
epei1kflT NJ tase saszno az q whistle
ths Gamers claRnRec partners. lfsus
enabling a. q feeazss bettf4 ~
qaA1ntea
Al a~aIsrxulEsiur q splendid ezs1eT-
tsalsrsaesxf ano floaf -stigw wmk pre-
scented - ate students oG Maufrno
Parker Il kcepszze with the o.
castor. N1TgH TsyAg. Dorss MeEehsx
anc Beverly Tsyim rendered 8 MIL
larg tAp a0nue The prngEasn nan
ieaturee NJ aer9batR dance b Ann
Krehs &ue . chorus OF sixteen Enn
nRxaced John Dgss Accompanied
uacse selections ~ Efle paafao.
The affair ended with exchanged
addresses azac premises 70 wF4te
Ano-a tfuH gooc time wAs had ~
al
Mn3os ? II 0ibson Of the 1es1h
Infantry who accompanied M
soldiers M PascaEu1ia. expresses ms
lAanEs to kfx Yeurse Woaaeu& Bus
meas Gut Tor a moss aeliga1f1uz
raenlzag He further slated 1tla4 ne
pleased Will TIE reaepaaon gwen
b. the psoe o. RaSaanulz New
af uae ~aeAehlfnl t4nse tad al paa
aaRsala ~ IlesN n1sn Mzn seMrh use
bos4 81 ihe camp and f11uaRn
.1e 7s6tn 1zlznpfzx nlA ~ BE bn
AEnsa Sos sstENe tt1ne others Vii
wAns II ezsree TEe dtf1erens onsn-
fAanas4 Nh sxstatk ea1A weeA tins L
~ thai a nuYx nana make xzez
ttlEzaek arc sex uztlezfz1f places The
s0lGieTx Expressed ; oeslre &c visit
peAcss ilke the sgllpgaro AHo nt1se4
industries
Major Ginson stated that g. Per
cent Ct q boys Mtac nere here AAgt
weekend weFx college graduates anr
Nsgs professional nen b. 1ixiazan
tift hi Anae1 uaAi ne would eaax-
hnlee Hae behavior q Efak b0sG ~
TIE maan interest," useg fEagt ID 4laszg
NociRl lines
Captain Il / Suasap Maao ttaA4
t1souga ne Las been &C ottser places
viii lae puyz ht hasn't seen ans
place L. c0npare E11h P4scaEuula
The bQgk wao attended nae canex
were wtE behaved bngK Of gooc
fTiusa4 standing whose main aezArr
Ma Eooc wholesome. efean fun
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

Moss Points gs8assae worth q
sas0ol bonds. win which tnx c9u
plAnt q men gymnasium we're sod
TUESDAY naeat e ne Merchants
Anu &axzzae Bank a raacEEuQla
T9aesR b0nak Nerx sole ns 81 Interest
rata Of "a Tor Inc ftzEt aJsA010
aflc ! - fer the Eeeuuc sI509o&
The fwe lowest bidders. nex5 C
1he Merchants and MaflrK Bank
we're Mar Alien Rxae q Ekck-
man. hEs1 ize PaEARoa1n National
bakk Other bidders were J. s.
Love a. caunfazly q JACKSON Frst
kEgS1aAl Bank q Memphis Eeaarfi
q 9oasez q New ozlnauA Newman
HFuwn a Company q NcN Or3eAnk
Whine Dau1ar a. Company OF Ne&
OtleAu1 Fensaer d beane also q
New OTAeanG anc tnf PRS Nas4on=
81 Bank q Mon1le
The kp rate &C Interest named
abcys VA uznne possible oecanse ut
the excellent crcca FatEEzE thnt hzs
Beer ESTABLISHED - TIE CITY o.
MoSE FoznI anc M Hesx unusual 1U
. ctfy q 1aH Etpt
Inc sealzae os these harzoz wfA M
AASs steT a110se TIE l<ttanG Of tn
eonsrAct tu ifis railaEuE 1tssHl
Nuich VI take place au April e
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Boat Operators
Must Get Licenses

30a4e L q Denny depasY aal
deciQ . e2stou1a & EascaEoaa an
nuunase toaay 0zal ~ Nuu8e asa-
11et examinations o. WEDNESDAY
AuTN s fU az uaaaosbaat OPERATOR
earrEE4 passenger Scr nre TAe
examinations 81 b concuelee g.
TN 14eEsaE CQauzH Ua1ri Hoaa
Dn1EF Aas r. aANz 81 Ql1raauaa
81 maaUat EarrEDK paszaa.n
lQf hHE nust FeIzez MssE Ansas
THIS as KAf pssee or AusE 3
lS&e asHE Au4 = 1ssl no mu.af
oQaz Na4s carrying saeh passenger
E&4 D. 0psrEusc . uNTLgaGsC "a
cep = charge q 8 persoa 1aIf
ueezzsz H9f EueE Zsatuf = =
Aoza& zg Tie Nasasa Me ~
mlH y q as&H = zesu " 49, ~
examinations ~ - aHaA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Bosarge Appointed
Housing Patrolman

Lever ! PETE Bos4rxe former
member ~ uae pascaEoala pollce
department mas been nppontec
eeua1x sheriff u charge e n&
EsEehmen a. TIE Z s KavF Hou-
lnz Hufeg1 neKznR taEen ozer ~
a4tzez lAE Neaz &C Eax eeVaazec
q sheriff J On KxeDG
D1pazF Bo4aFKs AAE beer aerF1zE
- &c q tEe ~Wasenn1en s re pro
tec4 fu Uae u9zz aeFcrEJ nu1snE
&c Is new - coEnek - . gro
nezzozz i aze III BE- ~ 1a-T e
a4za ne euszzs protec4 H la
Ga#G Za1&a aZZ 81 -
paa.az Hzfk an1 rs VIII Hs ctJ
oepar1aeut foE zazDE EUs oe4Qt
eozns MO ~ UezeGg HUE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
PascagouIa Store
Gets Refrigerator
Contract For Houses

G = LIZ 0snzz q Ezl1sys Ep=
aaAszes &c Hardware sEsre - Pc
szEO1A azzsaneef 411ay ina as
hzx hes1 aWEToec es1Hnri 4N ~
eazl1rR &c U~azusE1zuE q -
Esg11zzzs Hz17Eerzzoz - ho1s e
ae Z s kafAl Hoaxznx Prosa1 u
H6czauzA
Il + Do kDDNE = 10 Weze1z
whether 1sze rezTaEa1aFE - p
lazla11 = II m - say Aozz
- ~
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

Az Nr4ares ~ Auzz socneA anz
eton1s esFrhsd ia as&ays ksaa e
The Mezz Falut A@sezzAesS An1 he
fhfeaa<te-saa wzEz zA9N an4 faz1-
kshed fhFaaeh thz aaArtsss 81 ~
Cuf Gsza saadzsl
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

OK aaacrec anc eefen EezEz -
bozf1z q h-lpeHazaz ln Mlzua
WHeH kloNE ~ hoase q pos A
~ aasas tine aa.zsas II Hsnssee
AlAe az2a NeHs Ha28Hec s. g -
nc 1ak LN rs gs-ezaas ~
p4Fazzaz 8 Surael -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

TIE msz1hefx 0 iris commit
lee wnn EzaVe been ~aAsoclAiec Azzc
served da4lT with Mr Conner tU-
= nxrnbNr q YEAR have 4 neep and
enan1ng talin r. n1 ability integrity
Royalty. Eae patriotism art oeplnse
Anc cG1oeFan uhE GnsaN attach
mace uEaE slEx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Pacific LIST Federal
Announces Dividend

Pacific First Federal Savings
Wednesday announced smother
semi-snnuAl dividend It the rate
u three per cent per snnum. 10
be credited TO all accounts on
June 30
The first siK months q Is4t
viii show a substantial incfsAss
over the business Of the first slk
months o. 1870" stated !. T. g..
Lyle. president of the organization.
IN releasing this advance notice
Of the seni-annusl dividend
Assets nON are more than
seventeen million dollars. ard q
surplus reserve account. sub
stsntslly more than one million
dollars IL maintained
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
THE RULES

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49,, :. . .:1s . v.s. TO-, 1870 s.s
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sefh ssst 80, ssfs pssti< tspss><sttax ~ $3.50
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Issue New Warrant
For Mrs. Babcock

A new warrant for arrest Of
Mrs. Muriel Babcock. who ran out
Of the courthouse with her four
snd-a-haf year old son last
Thursday night. was in the hands
of Undersheriff Clyde Knowles
Wednesday. this time one from
superior court.
Judge Ernest NJ. Card. who last
week granted custody Of the child
to his father. Clarence Ferguson
of Juneau, Alaska, signed a war
rant charging Mrs. Babcock and
her new husband, Vernon A. Bah
cock. both with contempt Of court.
Babcock's whereabouts are
known. He was released on per-
sonal recognizance after being
picked up last Friday, but his
wife and the boy still are being
secreted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
.l35kX

nssplls departure cf thre< 49,
ssls overnight there wers ~
shirs h.rs Wednesday wsFslnz :
variety 81 eatsc<s snd t~e mors
wers expected before HtsAtfsn
Leading ~ tAs eastern -.
eesra dominated Wednesdays
sara. vita - Afksassa. AS.
Ia al rezmar hftiHz keasFaa=
eenslgnments for tat trade
ne Rouulas eenslnaed a.
charge 81 eeath smefsesn cFss
Nhiis ~ stsam-sehacnsr West
ccest ecatisnsa n nft = fsaa -
- 1cesl hlnt<r ~ delivery h
California pnssa
Exp<ct~d late Wednesday wsrs
ne fsuallisf eemslinH ssssmef
Coast nanksF. at . nnlt - ~
soiship Inc. the Trnrieas. selnz
81 birth 80 general esrEe ass-
tined fer ths casai snns
rhaF~asyas sFrissl= sse .isl-
- - - h~aailaea ~ - sew
uasser-hip usit 81 th> ss-~Fs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

=. - - - o<r< 20
10y.
Present rlsHs e. ~ ~ -
sttls Tseems ahlphulldlax cefp
- dtllseF tn<if s<coHd sAip +
e~n<Fs Il thst tine. feEIsvlnE
shleh ks<'H - - e=FtA = ~
csntsanssi FleuFsaE ulIlz = NJ
ksr fIEsz eNfHe fnF = Halsi<a
eofsE= b lAs Orient
49, sehssfaI<1 ~ sF4fssI
ThsFslzsf Il - felal - Fzsle
feiis~lnE 80 f<Eui<F cesszlrz
itinerary y Te e. h<ffn 80 csll-
fufais reFts
roar csfESnsa
N<<s~i< I. reFtI Wess ces<f
HsFenF mn assndsFa Service
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~ - fsal szlII. RanalEz
amallsf
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Ma l. csWzt n&nhss. ahaffsF NJ.
> csps Flsilsfs. csnisnalsl
felat 50 rshie. Necasmizs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Plat Is Revised
For Subdivision

Ntcter a. Meyers vest enc sae-
division promosef. 49, = little
elossr 70 an understanding with
TIE city planning commission We'd
nssdsy after : ecafessnee vita
CITY Engineer Forsbeck ard mean
hrs ~ ~ council
The states neateasnt. Koxsracf
+ sstiveiy associated wtth his
brother. Joseph IL development Of
= new subdivision seufh snd ~sst
- an avs. snd niidrea -
II vss hrookht est IN Meyers
meeting ~ttA ne eouncn thst =
peace has ee-n negotiated between
ALERT u. Heaker ~. planning
commission chairman sna ths
Meyers brothers
VI Movers entzined frem Fars-
eeck Wednesday q revised Plat
conforming 10 the planning GEM
missions IDEAS ~ ne way he
io,s Should he vita references q
9Th ave. Ant mildred ct Later
Meyers conferred with city nxhs
officials On The scheme fef electric
light service lines snd poles
With . more definite under.
standing ali around. VIC returned
= Seattle for another cenfsrence
with FILA officials
II VAS made clear In the council
meeting thai alaappnosai u = 10.
foot easement between bot end.
n place q ts-feot public alleys
was brought on BY FHA rsrala-
tons, not by any arbitrary dsci-
sions % the promoters FLA. ef.
ficlsls here agreed. opposes public
alleys through residential blocks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
FUNERAL SERVICES

Mrs. Carrie Lillian Hessmer-
Thursday. 100 p. m. from the
Buokley-king chapel: Rev. Cyrus
f. Albertson and Amity chapter
No. 2i9. o. y. s. officiating
burial lakewood cemetery.
Miss Mary !. Hawthorne-Pri-
vate services will be held Thurs
day at $50 p. m. from the Tuell
chapel; Rev. Harold o. Perry off
eiating: burial Tacoma cemetery.
omit flowers. Pallbearers will be
II. f. Warren. George w. slyter.
Charles A. Robbins. c. w. Ken
nard and William Hawthorne.
Hiram Phelps - Thursday. $50
p m. from the Mellinger chapel.
burial Tacoma cemetery.
Charles II. Holmes-Thursday. /
p. m. from First Lutheran church:
Rev. Carl 4. Rydell officiating:
burial Tacoma cemetery. under di-
rection OF c. o. Lynn. Active pail
bearers will be c. +. Carlson. John
Paulson, Al Wekell. Dave Young
Harry Naubert and L. W. Rosene.
Honorary ballbearers win be Fred
J. Schaefer, Henry J. Meyers.
p. w. AaeDuff. Il. NJ. Rogers.
f. r. Huntington. W. Emery.
Hunter Kennsrd and Sam Marble
George ". Mekeehan - Private
services were held Wednesday at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Trade Winds" by Schneider

NNN foNk--oflice q frusiue.
ton Management warns purehas.
ING agents that u Inventory pei.
tions aren't Kept aown. new uun.
trcls Siil - plseea ssa pfiefitie.
Credit conditions Es-na. wish
retailing failures showing up n
volume Electric power eoa.
sumption un Bat lezs thar seasonal
t-abnr difficulties seceunt Zoe
slight dip In satemohlls predue-
tim retail safes 81 record hlEh.
Mail order houses department
stores and major distributors plee.
ing orders for 1919 household ap.
plianes needs Ssw pspsFhasrd
orders dip. bat eaekloKs sufficient
~ large 10 warrant present high
rate ~ production FarnltuFs
manufacturer report shoFtsas IN
mahogany Higher priced glass
ware prices 10 he lifted 10 pr cent.
deliveries sieht weeks behind -
against normal twa weeks
Fur dealers buying south Amer.
lean Instead Of European pssgs,
public reception favorable
Mems accessory lines showing
gains on Fathers day buying
steel industry eoaiinoss u oper.
ate Al parity LumbsF orders
shaw slight dip but backlog large
:. =. Wholesalers buying dry goods
on advancing prices Retail
trade continuing high pace u pre-
Vioun weeks
Beads second grade railroad
bonds favored ~ trading interests
Held for income Common.
wealth Edison roav. deb 49, Of
1888 Delaware a Hudson first
ref q n ipta stven an unattrae.
tive rating -. Businessman rish
Portland General Electric first and
ref tiss Of 1890 Held for in.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Three Will Report
For Army Service

Tscoms draft board No. , OF
South Tacoma named three men
Wednesday for induction into the
army under the ssIeetivs Service
act on June g.
Darrell A. Powell Of Tacoms and
steve Prokopovieh. now Of Eilsns-
burg. both volunteers Will report
1T the U. =. army induction sta
ton in the Washington building
here. while Newton Hsiton. former
Taeonan. now at Coos county.
Ore. will report At the Portland
Induction station.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

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rn.l stAhss. .ln.s .@.a-..sa.
l,as nytn.. A ,nn laval .tn.< ala.
summer a. fass Esa..f a.
Trade hs.fssns r,.h,.<f msrs.e n.@A
"A A 900 49, e...ss..ts ..s.s...t...
Al s~ruistson rsen<T sn<.w.,s-~
vns.s loo nsr ss.s ......s ......
through th,ed aosstsr na-..s
sns ~ margin graulFsn..ats an n~..
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
City Hall 10 Close
Friday. Saturday

Taeoma's city hall wiil he chased
al day Friday ard Saturday this
week. eliminating the hair day
usual On Saturday.
kig-hearted. the council In grant.
ina this extra half holiday To EN-
ployes also voted Commissioner
Fa~eett's motion 10 apply - well
10 Saturday. Jnly s
Fawcett took the position that
either the city hall would have to
be closed entirely Saturday. or that
all office employees would have 10
work the To IL shift.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
ALBERT ". BAILEY

Albert W. Bailey. 50. OF Knob
noster, Mo. died Wednesday at
the home Of his step-daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Nolde. s3i2 9Th ave
Bailey had been visiting IN Ia
coma the last two weeks lie had
lived in knobnoster so years. Sur
viving are his wife. Mary; three
sons, Frank and Elmer Bailey OF
knobnoster and George Bailey of
Los Angeles, and one daughter.
Mrs. Paul Clark OF Kansas CITY.
Mo. Bailey was a retired real
estate man. Tuell viii announce
the funeral
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MISS ELLA NJ. COOPER

Miss Ella NJ Cooper. 20. OF Ia
coma. died Monday in a local hos
pital. She was a native OF Lon
don. Ontario. Canada, and was a
retired photographer. She leaves
sister, Mrs. Peter Clark OF
Sarnia. Ontario. Canada. Buckley
King will announce the funeral.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were granted
Wednesday to Mrs. V. r. Leek
for a $4,000 residence at 107 So
3sth st; J. B. johnson. $1,000 resi-.
dence, BIS So. SGD st: and Del
Jsvage. $500 residence. 5l12 so.
Prospect at.
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sans = Iuas yass ! ssss Il
data supplies ~ u a weather
seresa. Department q cemasFos1
wsshinssoas Forecast Partly
cloudy with scattered shower. IN
the vest portion. .xirem. east
portios and near tire mountains
"Wednesday night aid Thursday.
Cooler "Wednesday nigh, IN ths east
portion Moderate 10 fresh north
west wind of the coast and mod
crate ehsngsahle over inland ga
tiers Of the state.
Rainfall IN Tacoma fer the ~
hours ending II N Neines-
day. n inch. since Nay l. 2sf
inches. an excess % IS inch. since
January !. ilaa inches a short
age Of 71s inches
Wind IL = q. m. Wednesday.
south , m. p. h barometer At
- - and rising o..
sun rises at 40 a m. Thurs
day and sets At 7.ss p. m.
Weather Nay -. 1910 - Clear
and no rain. Maximum tempera-
ture was 50 degrees and minimum
~. Highest wind velocity Vas Is
m. p h. from the north.
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/ Am an American ="
Theme OF Meeting

Recent observance ~ 7 Am an
American" day will provide the
theme of this weeks meeting Of
the South Tacoma Kiwanis club
Wednesday st Sis .. m. in the
Masonic temple At 1901 SO. Ia.
coma way.
The subject will be discussed nv
Frank Hale. assistant L. :. dis
trict attorney. and the Rev. Ar
thur Bell Of St Luke's Episcopal
church. one Of Tacoma's most re-
Gently naturalixed citizens. will
tell how IL feels 10 become an
American citizen.
Also on the program will be
vocal selections by Mis- Mickey
AeDougall with piano ACCOMPANY
ment by Miss Viola shosmaks
Ralph l.. Johnstons. chairman Of
the membership COMMITTEES, will
preside.
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WEDNESDAY. NAx ,
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n.z~< a. H<ses~1 $500 4
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Private funeral services Tor
Alexander n. NeEwan. -. who
died Tuesday 81 Ms home. 1903
Division ave. viil b held Thurs
day ~ 80 p N At the oakNood
crematorium. with Tacoma Elks
ledge Ne. ia. h. p q. Z. Il which
he Vas = member officiating.
under direction q Ruekley-kinE
MeEssn a native II Corvallis
Ore. lived in Tzcoms IS years he
vas a retired accountant Sur-
vixing srs his wife. Ida: tao
daughters. Mrs Marjorie Haiier ~
Portland. ORE. ard Miss Dorothy
Of Tacoma. = granddaughter. Mas
Sally Haiier of Portland. and two
sisters Mrs. Fred niven 81 Cali
fofnis, and the other Of Alaska.
FREn SHEPPARD
Grsveside services for Fred
Sheppard. IS. = former resident
OF Tacoma. who died Tuesday a.
rs home in centralia. win he held
Thursday at $50 ? m. IN New
Tacoma cemetery Sheppard. who
came 10 Washington in 1908. was
native Of Minnesota He lived
in centraha from 1908 until 1918,
a. which time he moved TO Milton.
He remained In Milton until com-
inE to Tacoma in 1928. he lived
here 10 years before moving back
10 centralia. Surviving are his
wife. Cleo Al. two sisters. Mrs
May Flayell Of Yelm and Mrs.
Nettie Murphy OF Milton. and three
brothers. William T. OF centraiia.
Frank OF Alberta. Canada. and
Miner r. OF Saskatchewan. Canada.
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2 p. m. from the Lynn chapel
Rev. Charles T. Mentzer offieiat-
ing. burial Mountain View burial
park.