The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Sumner Plans
Youth Week
Five-DoY Program
On April 30-MoY S

SUMNER a meeting Of the
Sumner Youth council Wednesday
evening in IN. city hall. April 30
10 May S Vas chosen 50 Youth
Week. Wednesday. the first dsy.
will be known IS Citizenship.
Health and safety Day with Ever
EFT wzdsworth and Orville Brown.
ehsirmen.
Thursday will BE- devoted 70 the
annual May day. Bonnie horiarity
has been elected Queen OF the May
and her attendants. DORIS Les.
Joyc~ Jameson. Patty Riddell.
Myrtle sperb, Jean Howe and
Patty Dunn will rule over the fes-
tivities.
Friday. vocational day. with Or.
w. 3. Mitchell and Mrs. Emory
Funk ehsirmen. The objective for
this day is 10 help boys and girls
to obtain first hand knowledge
concerning various occupations
and they will be given an oppor-
tunity TO participate in the actual
management and operation Of
business and Industrial plants of
Sumner.
Saturday will be entertainment
and athletic day under the diree-
ton OF Harold Keeney. Robert Wi
ley, Miss Emma Jane Schrengohst
and Mrs. John Davis. There will
be field meets in which the neigh
boring schools will Be invited to
compete.
The week will be climaxed with
church services Sunday. Roy Fisk
ness and Reuben Knoblauch are
arranging the services. The next
meeting Of the council will be held
Wednesday evening. at 7:30 in the
city hall. Ray Melhsrt. president
OF the council, will conduct the
business.
Mrs. Ingalls, Elected
The Sumner Womens Civic I'm
provement club elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
president. Mrs. Roy Ingalls,; vice
president, Mrs. J. A. Forehand;
secretary, Mrs. Frank Coates;
treasurer. Mrs. James Schren-
gohst: directors. Mrs. Harry Ss-
ger, Mrs. Everett McColley. and
Mrs. Rex Weick Delegates chosen
to the convention of Federated
clubs. to be held in seattle next
month are Mrs. ingalls, and Mrs
Forehand with Mrs. Schrengohst
and Mrs. Coates as alternates.
Ho.te.. to Club
Mrs. John Wynn WAS home
hostess to the Royal Purple club
Tuesday for 4 1870 luncheon and
shower in honor Of Mrs. Herbert
Besel. Mesdames Lloyd Weaver,
Melvin Stacy. George Martin and
Everett DeVries assisted the host
ess. The afternoon was spent in
playing games with prizes going
to Mrs. L. Wright and Mrs. Ben
Boekhoff.
Those present were Aesdames
Erwin Peterson, VIM. Wynn, Helen
Clement, l.. Wright. Lora Forest,
John Nelson, Melvin Wright,
George Brining. George Myers.
Claude DeVries. A. Koltenbron,
Ben Boekhoff. Erwin and Earl
Yoder. Harold Morgan. Leroy
Hsase. Elmer Dahl. F. n. john
son, Ole Myers, w. II. Thomas.
Alex Grant. Davis Rumey. James
Hardy, Cecil Tribou. Don DeVries,
Victor Riddle. B. Maricle, David
McQuarrie. J. M Thornton. Z. NJ.
Burkette. Pat Carol, Bert Bennett,
Joe Leader, Harry Kenard. Allen
Hayes. Ellis Green. Jerry Mulcahy,
Henry Golman and A. Hershall.
Garden Sale
The Women's Civic Improvement
club will sponsor its annual garden
sale Saturday at $50 a. m. in the
Puget Sound Power and Light
building. Mrs. Dean Taylor, chair
man Of the garden division. will
be assisted by Mesdsmes Frank
Dinger, F. c. Garrett. Walter
Guske. Herbert Clark. Carl Owen,
Harry Sager. w. D. Courtney.
Henry Reynolds. Robert Kirkwood
and Glenn Larson.
Fidelity Rebekah lodge will en-
terrain with a benefit card party
Friday evening at s p. m. in the
I. o. o. F. hall. The proceeds will
go into the educational fund for
their protese at the Odd Fellows
Children's home in Wslls Wslla.
500. bridge and pinoehle will be
played.
Dies Thursday
Mrs. Martha r. Peck, S.. who
came from Astoria, Ore. TO Sum
ner in February TO be with her
brother. 3. f. Peterman. died al
the home Thursday afternoon.
Besides Peterman. she leaves a
daughter. Mrs. Lulu Michaels OF
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