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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Italian Won't Box
On British Aid Card

NEW YORK. April 29-INS)
Aldo Spoldl Italian subject. an
nounced he Will not fight Thursday
night on a boxing card at New
York'S 81. Nicholas Arena for the
benefit of the British Ambulance
Fund
Spoldi gave no explanation OF
ms withdrawal from Inc program
IN which he vas 10 have met
Chalky Wright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Buddy Walker Meets
Buddy Knox Tonight

COLUMBUS. O. y pril %
ms After nearly TWO years of
negotiating. the long awaited bat
tie Of the BuddIo~ is ~ hand
Jack Buddy Walker. Ohio
heavyweight u'li>f. vii place his
title and future on the block to-
night ar Columbus Auditorium
when he iancle~ with Buddy knox
blond SlugCor from Dayton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Pitching Records
Fiqht Results

At New Nork-Nincr DeIrOrto. I2s, New
York. decIsioned Vic Corchado, 1si, Puert,
Kieo ~. lou Barbetta. lsi. New York
outpointed Tony BTenI. I2S, Louisu Willie
ny. 81.
At PhiladeIphia-Bob Montgomery. 1873
phitadetphis Negro. scored technical knock
out aver Nick Peters. 1873. los Angeles go
Tommy Porte. lie. Philadelphia. won ~ ~
Spidsr ArstronE, i96. Toronto Unh. FRANKIE
Donate. IFS. philadelphia. scored technics
Knockout aver Mike ReIe'sf. iss New
York a.. Nills Reddish. ia1. Phiiadeiphia
dscisIonsd Curtiss sheppard, ISL. FIts
burgh "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

country's biggest-selling brand at
10e. Guaranteed identical in quail
ity, size and shape.
Switch to Phillies, yourself, and
you'll stay switched-you'll get
SO much more enjoyment out of
smoking. That's why men walk
up to cigar counters every day
and put down more money for
Phillies than for any other brand
at any price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Champion Elves
Gdrnish Bill
AT Whittier

Two teams with but a single
thought each with five bowling
hearts that beat as one add class
tonight 10 the program at Whittier
Recreation.
One is Ekhardt e. Becker, de-
Tending city champion, and winner
in the Greater Detroit League.
The other is MineraltcS, co-holder
of second place IN The Detroit
Times All-Star Classic. They are
due AT s o'clock.
Last season Ekhardt e. Becker
landed first on 3ll4. Four men,
bers of that team arc back-Capt.
George Holmes. Louis Sielaff, An
thony Novak and Fred Zion. Fred
Breckle replaced Bill Mowery.
PARIS MOVES UP
MineraiteS offer Herb Mertens,
Alex Innes, Tom Rooney. Charlie
Kotarski and Harold Allen. the
Duke of Gratiot avenue OF the
five, only Rooney never made an
A. b. {. championship team.
MertenS' gang holds the State
ElkS title and finished seventh in
the State.
Each must beat 3073 that keeps
SarnowSki on the No perch.
Back of the leader is Paris with
30l0 rolled last night. total that
showed Oldbru into third place
and t'rankenmuth 10 fourth.
Leading the Paris raiders was
Carl KerSten. who STUaTtCd under
SIS rolled N singles at Dearborn.
kerSten ripped off 633, including
225-209 Henry GAVE kicked in
with 219-224 IN 625 Jack Crilley
had 2O0-207 n 597 John Gavie
2l1-2l2 in sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

leslie Hca1ers00 rlq. John pohh-laer
toh Joseph Parchsm 500. Paul CffH 81.
John Gardner. 500 Herman Snippert. 81
Joseph Norris. 500. Roland Ritter -,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

amhsrF. so fah- Ds- ,- SIS
N $50 Dan Bscksft SIS An.
- 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
. = . n Z
} 0 Q
Tommy Makes Liar
Out Of KiipIing In
Matter of Manners

BOURNEMOUTH Eng, Oct %
Up Protests throughout Britaid
ave moFed the Southern Command
OF the armg 70 relrnt following an
earlier ban ON officers dancing in
the ballroom Of Bourncmouth pa
ylln0u
Reason fos the ban WAS that
frequently officers. ncO.F and pri-
IateS had 10 share The same table
and it va obviously undesirable
hat these conditions should be al
. owed to edntinae.' Obviously. it
as. aHcopt for the sensible people
no remarked. cutie right. too
and turned over in their sleep. The
measure aad surprising rccep-
tion The army command was in
.5rmcd baaly bat pontedlg. from
cser. corner Of tie country that
- name WAS mud
Aa expert ON etiquette was call
ed n 20 explain further that re-
liable information had been received
r. the effect that after Paul
Jone-. there was a grave risk that
officers partners might have to rc-
mn to the same table as privates
aarlncr3 aad thus would meet.
TIE bouynououth Corporation
felt sighted, and men have been
told that they can dance Monday
'o Thursday with the officers.
A wartime investigation appar-
cutly has shown that these are thu
.ess crowded evenings. On bu,y
= aht- FRIDAY and Saturday-offi-
Gers still are banned. Nevertheless,
the commander seems to know thai
the pavilion is efficiently managed,
ard sac 50 in tins letter to the
toH'n clcHE:
The army commander made it
clear that this action in restrict
j Ing the use OF the ballroom was in
no way a reflection on the man
aeemcnt of the Bournemouth pa
vilion This he wants to emphasize
rs hc kroWs the pavilion to be very
veil conducted"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
'TuE OF PROMINENT

.l-IF O-t.E y HIN
SAsfCRD. Ar2 Oc. o" ou.p
-.aaaaI seas.ec. were to be held
ii. a~M .or ,lrs. liIull
Simms. vile OF Nil Simms, former
e.as.aiH . atatc and state treas
lcr. Mrs. Simms, who was 90. died
yesterday in a hospital here
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

cFlL $50 Esa;.ty uc# ~ Ford fer
30. Cau L. Yon. l1th Cavalry
=. NJ. pUli#5g' o: Post Exchange,
II Cr.t-a '8TJ. 1922
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TI.-. .r,...I. rr -
72-El1CTR?CAl APPLIANCES

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.27-LtVESIOCK

o. #.IE. -. C.a# COW Local
laHaH. e4'ro,. VIII lease or
.saH.. - srr G3.es farm DICK
F.d,r 5afan Val.s Call mi
-. ot L. aIe-.. f.5ao Homeland
G5324. 1925
HIGHEST prices paid tor old horses
I'D m';las. Phone 84M BraWlcy
I'D jerome
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

FGR SAIL Equity 1870 Ford Tudor
5.a=. Ere .lrAt meeEdM!cal con-
aIt:an. L. none %, A!dnd2e,
bo.deY patrol 10-2T
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
I3--RCOMS FOR RENT

Clean heated rooms. Simmons mat
tres3, showers. Board served f
desired. Inquire CAB Olive. l1-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
Here's Your Ringsde Seat for Shop ping Bargains
.2I-FU7&ITG2s FCF SALE

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

NICELY Fur. house at TAI Olive.
Electric refrigerator, cooler. IN
quire ATS SandalWood. 1927
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

LIGHT PLANT jor sale cheap. One
Yea" o.G. lss.e IC&. 40 So. 3tn St.
Gil after i pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

LARGE 3 bedroom house. At l4th
and Olive $3.50 Phone 82G-M
1927
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

: ROOM APP. -. light housekccp-
ing piano if desired Also sleeping
rDuH> 5a4 Olive. l0-2itf
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
8--5TUbTiONS WANTED

al+i.NSfHLH },m 30 experience
- 81 snE.4 G@.IYn& and
a.H"-o.ed @'a"'. raising, wants
:. . -. H., Living quarters
.er .aa @itr 20. Box 1851
+ t....s1. 1924
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sar' Hpgs H}inte5 a, von want
ta"'n, Is .o,. Il @Jo3. Phone @09.
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NEWLY Decorated unfurnished
house at 1912 Adams. Inquire 630
Fl Centro, Phone l543. 1921
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
23--M.s:eLLaneous Ter salo

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

ATTRACTIVE nj cely fmnlshod d
apartments vita or without bath
Across park. God Adams. 9-15TF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
24-Wans2d - Miscellaneous

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28-rA2M PRODUCTS
. ~. ".a 60. -@92 ell.
.N&.a> lat"Il4Ia&l STORE
30 Mem Phone G5J
FOR SAFE &....:t N.es.g,a Mario
Eialev Test U.t A ID Huart =
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a.gWa from C1,i1roE.5 iced. a.
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SAWDET IhR1IS COMPANY
aA9No IL CrNna GsI3-o-l
r?-lIVESTOCK
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

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nod. r. It.. nt..sa..' .a.,.
Ma ..4|. II ",.. {
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

2 ROOM furnished apt. across from
plunge S3.75. 763 Park. 9-l6TF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
2-PersonaIs. Special Notices
3-BUSINESS SERVICES

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RUBBER STAMPS mJGn 10 o.)cr
Prompt service Telephone r5..
MCCOYS OFFICE EQUIP. GO.
673 Main st. Ii Crn;-
Proven by Use - That The Post
Press Classifieds Bring Result.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

FOR SALE SHs9 ,.s#.
III 5000 roadlgr-.. ..e
Civ.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

FURNISHED Apartment Tor rent.
Suilri Apt. 733 broadway. 1929
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

USL t.
POST PRESS Ci-.a~%It;Lib
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

, III ID sl-.yl'a= - r.Ht.ss ,t.e. pt.3i,
lm4.a.H. !. Bravo ) 84-J
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

USED HEATING S,ngs#.s -
gas, coal, All pHlc".- -. -.
shall < Underwood =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

WAIVED tsI.5 -t..a- e.,id.o -.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

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CARTIER AiClCG a. SUPPLY
1868 Men pLa.. GJ
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o---IiELp WANTED

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
!0-Apartments For Rent

WE'LL FURNISHED Flat. ElecNi-
cally equipped. Close in. Inquire
$50 Olive. 1O-GTF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

\-.ttlD. 3#a. d - .NaG con
ua.a.. ~. <. ..". . aaGuay.
49,
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,Hl:.u> iai"ilaiE&l STORE
30 Nan Phone G5J
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
I7-Country Property : Lo5.e

FOP Sale. . Hel.c. o. ....
Income So l. Mor.. =.
NaEan Ho,el Ecl. D .-
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3-BUSINE5S SERVICES

LET Us repair that Wind-dMnased
luOf.
S. ]. IIAETZEIL &, SON
- pars Bootcl In. 2j1-W
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

into CO.. - f... :. .s.5 lrler
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Tacoma Writers Hear
Interesting Speakers

The Tacoma Writers club vel
coined a crowd Of friends to their
first meeting of the year. Mrs.
Thomas Brown presided and pre-
scented Mrs. Jane Martin as their
newest member.
Miss Mary Dittbenner was pro-
gram chairman and introduced two
exceedingly interesting speakers,
both recently arriving here from
Europe.
Mrs. A. Trevor Barker, who left
England with her four children to
reside with her parents on Vsshon
island, spoke of family and village
life under constant bombing from
German raiders.
Mr.. Roger Mastrude. Inter-
change Rumanian American STU
dent, gave a most interesting ac-
count Of economic conditions in
European countries now under
NaZi rule. He voiced his relief and
thankfulness at being once more in
the u. S A. where one can speak
freely without looking over ones
shoulder or making sure about
keyhole listeners
Mrs. j J. Hurley. the hostess,
was assisted by Mrs II. D. Clay
berg. Mrs. H. r. Maybin and Mrs.
J. Martin poured.
Mrs. L. J. Mahlberg will be pro-
gram chairman for the February
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

Friday evening Is 10 be a very
busy one with a supper being held
Mt the home Of Mrs. Lula Fuller
on North 26th and Cedar. Miss
Carol Webb will handle the supper
arrangements. assisted by Miss
Patricia Magill. Following the sup
per there will be entertainment for
the girls Miss Gertrude Soinlla In
in charge Later IN the evening
a freside will be held AZ Anderson
hall on the campus, Miss Betty
Hardy. chairman. and Miss Betty
Brock assisting Mr. and Ne.
Earl Mann are 20 be chaperons.
To welcome the invited guests
on Saturday morning at their
opening session In Jones hail. Will
be Mrs Lyle Ford Drushel. dean
Of women ~ the college and Lyall
Jameson. president of the student
body.
A luncheon will be given at
1880 In the club room Of Hotel
Winthrop Miss Esther sandstedt
II chairman with Misses Be-gitts
Hanson, Dor1s s0mmer and Mil
dred Despair on her COMMITTEES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

Saturday afternoon will be spent
in general business meetings with
hiaa Marie Mulligan. regional III
rector presiding
The formal banquet will he held
Saturday evening al Lakewood.
Miss Pegge simpson. the chair.
man. will he assisted by Miss
Patricia kecne and Miss Constance
Colman The motif for the com.
plets convention viii be Mount
Rainier Miss Sylvia LAngdon 10 In
charge Of transportation facilities
Following tho formal dinner a.
Lakewood the off-csmpus spurs
are 10 be special guests for the
intsrsorority dancr Saturday eve
ming IN Fellowship hall
The girls from tho University Of
Montana. University Of Idaho,
Montana State and Washington
State are planning 10 attend.
Miss Elaine wintoh. national
president. Will be here from Utah
State college This Ia the first
tim. the national president has
eyer visited the campus
Those attending the conference
viii be Miss Mary Dahl from
Montana State college. Miss joyce
Tucker and Miss Rachel ssayns
from Idaho state college. Misses
Katherine RusnaBysr. Ruby Plum.
msr. Peggy KIT and Peggy Ian.
dreth from tho University ~ Mon
tana. Misses Dorothy Eaehon.
Aiins aossby and Rita sehIlix.
also from the A0ntan. university
Misses Betty 10 Wslnseott. Lois
Ross. Mary Char. Vivian Adams.
Marjorie Marks. Marion Anderson.
Betty Carol sours. Betsy Tsei and
Mae Hall from Washington State
college.
Miss Martins Pearl Jones. local
Spur adviser. and Mrs Drushsl are
10 De special guests al the formal
bsnq1st
Hlss kstbsrins Woods. prssldsn,
IL Inc local Spur chapter. 10 gen,
srai chairman for ths entire con
ssntlen. Members ~ the college
organization are the nis-~s Doris
sommsr. Betty Brock. Mildred
Despair. Mary Nay HAgsr. syiyim
iangdon. Carol webb. Esther
sandstsdt. rsggs Simpson. Betty
Jane Pyle. Patricia kssss. Ger.
,raids soinlia. Patricia hagili. Beth
Hardy. Bsrsit,s Hanson and Con.
stance ColmaH.
wsmen's sseiety ~ Adams NJ,
eh.psI ulii meet Tbursday for =
p,othlck luncheon az ~ 20. A pro-
gram all folloN ths business
meeting All Members are urged
% attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Business Women viii
Discuss LEGISLATION

Helping 10 shape Legislation
Is to be the topic discussed at the
dinner meeting OF the Tacoma
Business and Professional Women $
club Wednesday evening at $50
in the Washington apartment din
ing room. The speakers for the
evening will be Ed Sorger of
Olympia and Senator Kathryn
Malstrom.
Mr.. Sorger will tell about pend
ing legislation which Is Of spe-
cial interest TO club members.
Senator Malstrom will tell how
legislators perform their duties.
Miss Marie Rogers. legislative
chairman. is in charge of the pro.
gram. The club president Miss
Wilma Zimmerman. will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Arts and Science
Has Guest Speaker
Mrs.. Winfield sypher Asts
Board 70 Meet ~ "

The Arts and Science club
viii meet Thursday in tho
womans clubhouse. Mrs.
Winfield sypher will preside
At ne board meeting. to be
held At Il o'clock. A regular
meeting of the club viii fol-
low at | o'clock. Speaker for
the day VIII he Mrs. n. +.
remriefon Of Seattle.
NJ Templrm<n s direster a.
the Washington r. a q ana her
topic viii - Washington FEEDER
stlnn - wam~n's cians~ Mrs. "
1. n.rtsr. ai~e a seattle. win give
review - current fsrtscn.
There yin 10 readings ~ Mf&
Merle t.e~dy and Mr. John Lemon
Mr.. Michael Devote wtn sing
Whispering Hope ~ Alice tssw-
thorne ard ths Worst II waiting
Zoe tho sanrs.~r ~ Ernest sssta
accompanied nv Mre Carl Msss-
MR.
Itn=tss-<s FOR the DAY win -
Mr. { v bigger and Mrs. De-
vatu Memn<rs whe have h>sN
sssea n paur fsr the Tee hour
are Mrs. Carl Messsusr end nfs
Ernest ,. rsru9lla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

committee head. Chairman for the
tea hour which followed the meet
ing was Mrs. Arthur Rust. Her
committee included Mesd m $
Thomas Henderson. Alex Rabbit
and Robert Read.
White lace over yellow covered
the table, centered by spring
bouquet Of acacia, yellow and Law
ender tulips and daffodils. Laven-
der tapers lighted the home for
tea which Mrs John Bolinger and
Mrs. A. f. Grafton. jr. poured. A
chalk-white bowl of acacia and
heather, Placed between two Stat
fordshire dogs on the mantel. COM
pleted the decoration Of the lovely
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Emma E. Shaw Lodge
Will Meet Wednesday

Emma f. Shaw Rebekah lodge
will meet Wednesday evening in
the Odd Fellows temple. The
meeting is called for s o'clock.
Mrs. Oliver Bringhsm will pre-
side and Mrs. n. F. Sointo will
assist. As this is the last meeting
of the year the annual report will
be read and all lodge business
will be completed.
At the close of the meeting a
public installation of officers will
be held. The Association of Past
Noble Grsnds will be in charge
under the direction of Mrs. Thomas
Thomas.
Deputy officers assisting are
Mesdames John Cope. John But
chloe, Sherman Ward. John Deering
Prosper Jurish, Harry Bryant,
Thomas Miller, Louis Thornberg.
Ernest Griffith and Floyd Athow.
Officers-elect to be installed are /:
Mrs. n. F. Scinto, noble grand ;
Mrs. A. J. Gustavson. vice grand /;
Mrs. o. II. Fengler. secretary;
Mrs. Edith Phillips. financial sec
Rotary. and Mrs. d. o. Gingrich.
treasurer Mrs. Scinto is in charge
Of the entertainment. Supper will
be served at the close.
Mrs. T.. M. Thompson is chair
man for the evening and will be
assisted by Mesdames b. A. Pres
ton, Francis Gustsfson. Donald
Mclean. A. J. Gustsvson and o.
Brigham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
For Quick Cough Relief,
Mix This at Home

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IL KEEPS Dsffseuy. tastes hss. ss1
lasts . fanlly q I0hx time.
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for auick setioa. foa esn feel Il tsss
hold promptly. II lDossss the phlsEn.
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bsiFs clear the sir pssssxss. Thus Il
nask<s Breathing sssg. AID lets yoa get
fssiial slssp.
PiBsr Il a compound eostaininE Nor
az Pine ase psis able gBalaeel. 10
concentrated form. ssilkboNn for its
prompt seiiOn Ga throat srd bronesial
usmbransa Money refunded Il IL
asssaE SlsAAs - - ssszy vsy.
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Saves You Much Money. and
It's So Easily Mixed.

Here an Old hoz1s remedy your
mother probably used. bat. for real 30
fgiis. Il IL stiii ons n the most elective
nne espfneabls. Tor coughs doe .
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risz 2 cgps gfsngistsd sugar ia ! cup
water . fer moments nHfli difsoissd
No eeo-ing HssGed-a child could Do Is.
Nov put = = ounces u Piner lsfo
pint bottle. sud sd Jour syrEp. This
mskfs fEH plat " truly splendid
cough medicine. sSd gives yeg about
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Mrs. Roger Peck
Will Be Hostess

Mrs. Roger Peck will be hostess
on Friday afternoon to members of
Circle 2 Of st. Paurs Lutheran
church. A business meeting will
follow luncheon, to be served at
1890
Officers elected for the new year
are Mrs. Oscar Lemon. president
Mrs. o. II. Weller, vice president;
Mrs. William Deanes, secretary.
and Miss Marie HUH, treasurer.
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psss Worthy Advisors
Are Entertained

Mss Vera bradbury ard Mr..
Isck saysief win ~ hostesses At
= gathering ~ the members % the
Past Worthy Advisors club ~ Ia
eems Assembly 40 ,. orisr of tn
Ralneow Zoe Girls. Thursday ~ the
home Il Miss Bradbury Mrs
Harry BAKER. Ir. president % the
club. has announced that plans viii
~ discussed for tho lnitiatian q
Ms. nofoshy ksii
Following tho business meeting
= buffet supper VIII he served
Guests for the evening viii h~
Ns.siame. Edwin schsihsi. Richard
wnEsnt r., Harry nehsr. lr.
Ralph sseheF. RAY Wall. Malcolm
Fnkstfom. John rsuhk Edwin
kendriek. lack klmeait nanald
kes.lsr. and Misses Ruth nru~lsy
Lillian Hsndfsckson. Marie Multi.
rsn. nsrhars ris-nt, Truia Mae
wsttsnh.rser. Nsxine schrc~fsl
BETTY Boucher ard Jane LundbesE
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Ne1v President Completes the Term of Mrs. Paul SaNdge J
susine. ard Professional
Women 20 Have Luncheon

NJ Charles A. Rohhins who
snsnf many vsars IN Peru. snd
vka = now instructor IN spanish
- re College ~ Puget sound
wfi sreak q rfemrera - the
business ard Professional wemens
snh a their luncheon Thursday
neen IN ne Winthrop Hss tnrtr
al - aof<fu Conditiens N
fsra. NJ Jusrphins rsnnis -
shsirnsAn - thr luncheon.
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Club Program
Opens Thursday
Mrs. Power VIII Discuss
Poetry" on thursday

The Woman'S club program
fer the week viii open on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Calvin W. Stewart. radio
chairman Of tho club. will
present Mrs. Ellsworth {.
Power on KMO at ? 80 in a
talk on Poetry and Poetry
Appreciation"
The historical study group will
meet at 10 o'clock on Friday morn
ing to continue on the Good
Neighbor" tour. Mrs. Marcus c.
Davies will be chairman for this
program and win present Mr..
George Gorow. who has prepared
a paper on Introduction 10 Ar
gentina. by Mr.. A. A Neddell
south American Music and
Festivals will be interpreted ~
Mrs r. r. Ray and Miss Beatrice
Med Inns will lead the current
events discussion.
The ipen day program and tea
VIII be held At 230 Mrs Frank
A Cole. chairman Of the legisla-
ton and international relation de
partment will present as guest
speaker. Mrs. Belle Reeves, and
Miss Elizabeth Lay. executive sec
rotary Of the Tacoma chapter Of
the Committee 10 Defend America
by Aiding the Allies
Mrs. James n Egan will sing
a group Of songs. and Miss Sophie
Preston will play a medley Of ma
tional anthems.
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Music viii Be Keynote
For MEETING Thursday

The ladies' auxiliary 10 the Dash
Point Social and Improvement club
will meet at the clubhouse Thurs
day afternoon at 1890. Hostesses
for luncheon are Mesdames Harry
II. Johnston. c. A. Lundell and
Howard Walker.
Mrs. Lundell. the president will
preside al the business meeting
and Mrs. Hans Jensen will present
the afternoon program, a musical
one.
Music as a Hobby" will he the
topic for Mrs. Kenneth Goodale's
short talk, after which two stu
dents from the music department
at the College Of Puget Sound Will
present several selections.