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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26

ing loaned by Mrs. d. S. Saund, a
Seascape loaned by Mrs. II. S. Hast
ain. representative work of Mrs
Joseph SimonS, Edna Nelson, Myrtle
Powers, Mrs. C. H. Silliman, Georg-
lana SutShaW, w. r. Thompson; a
tapestry by Mrs. Allen r. Wittcr
five water colrs by pupils of Maxine
Fowler of BraWley high school, an
unfinished drawing by Fredes Jord-
an. Mrs. Paul also loaned Belgian
tapestry.
Mrs. Paul was assisted in receiv-
ing by her daughter, Mrs. william
Ray Swanson, and Mrs. Nelson and
Mrs Jordan, officers of the aSSO-
ciatiOn.
Mrs. w. o. Gerry and Mrs. L. w.
Marsh poured.
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}. Alumni in


This is homecoming week for Cen
tral Junior college alumni all for
mer students of the school being ell
ligible to attend the various events
The homecoming celebration will
start with a special assembly at
12:45 Friday in the school auditor
ium and that evening alumni will
attend the football game betWec.
the junior college and the San Diego
state college freshmen teams.
Saturday night will see the eli
making event in the festivities. a
big dance being planned for that
evening with a special orchestra en-
gagged
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
w. Defense
Corps Meets

1. V. Women's Defense corps con-
tinued the study of anatomy at
the meeting Tuesday night in the
Wilson school music room, this claS:
being conducted by Sgt. F. V. Sny-
der and Pvt. John McNally from
Camp Seeley.
Next Tuesdays meeting is of spe-
cial Importance since a change in
organization is being considered. AL
members have been asked by Off
GERS to attend this meeting at 7:3O
that night in the school music room.
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EIks Hosts at
Dinner Dance

Elks and their guests are antic-
ipating a gala evening Thursday in
the hard times dinner dance which
is to start at 7:30 O'Clock in the
club headquarters.
Amusing costumes, good music and
a delicious dinner are in store for
those who attend. and reservations
should be made at the lodge head
quarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26

Education in Relation to the
Defense Program" was the inter
esting subject discussed most ably
by J. w. Lawson. district super
ntcndcnt of schools for CaleXico,
at the meeting Of the FL Centre
Business and Professional Women'S
club Tuesday night at the Barbara
Worth Hotel
In his talk Mr. Lawson empha-
sized the fact that education must
not only prepare the youth to meet
the contingencies 0: the present
emergency but 1t must also edu-
cate them for life i'll the world
when the war is over
Problems of guIuanCe which the
schools have to meet and to solve
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Recrea alton Class
At Niqht School

The Women's physical education
class at the night school has been
changed into a recreation class
open to ali women and held from
: to 9 p. m. Mondays and Thurs
days, Miss Hazelle Sorenson in
Structor, announced Wednesday.
This class will feature both team
and individual sports.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Wilson PIT. A.
Ne cts Friday

Wilson P.-TA. will have its post
poned meeting, which is to be an
afternoon affair. Friday of this
week, beginning promptly at pm.
in the school.
The program is 10 be particularly
Interesting and Will center on d'n-
sumner education with Miss Thelma
Garman talking on textiles: Ted
Schmldtmann of woodwork and
furniture, and Robert Stein, on
crug5 and cosmetics.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Girls Ne etinq

World Wide Guild girls of the
tirSt Baptist church met Tuesday
night with their president, Jean
Bennett, to do White Cross work
and carry on their group study.
Refreshments were served to the
u birls attending by the hostess
Mrs. Ashley j. HudSpcth is sponsor
for this group.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Former Resident
Has DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Stadille OF
Ell Cajon have announced the ar
rival of All eight pound daughter,
Linda Karen, born Monday night in
Mercy hospital, San Diego The
baby's mother is the former Rita
FabareS of Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Schools
Churches
CaIexico
News
BY Jane McCampbeII
Telephone s49

Tuesday evening Ted Coving-
ton and Miss Joy Carmichael were
host and hostess to a large gather
ing of their friends celebrating their
18TH birthdays Present were tn"
members OF the 7B class and entlr"
faculty OF lockwood school, The
party was held in the lockwood
auditorium which was gaily decorat-
ed in the patriotic design. Games
were played and dancing was en-
ioyed to the music of the Boogie
Woogie duet, Robert Simmons II
the piano and Bill Myers at the
drums. Joy is the daughter of MI
and Mrs. Ralph Carmichael, and
Ted is the son of Coach and Mrs.
Ed CoyingtOn.
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AnnOunc en+s
Of Meetings

Jasper home department is to
meet Friday, Nov. % with Mrs. Jack
Corfman at p. m. for a follow
up session with project leaders in
charge
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26


loved to the music of the BOOgie
Woogie duet, Robert Simmons II
the piano and Bill Myers at the
drums JOY is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Carmichael, and
Ted is the son of Coach and Mrs.
Ed CoYingtOn.
The Rotary club Tuesday noon
was entertained by some musical
numbers by the brass section OF
the CaleXico Union high school
band and their accompanist, Miss
Betty Hulsizer The program was
an educational affair arranged by
Bob Henderson, program chairman.
There was one visitor, r. p. Moore
of FL Centre.
Members OF the P. ia. board
met at the home of MIS-. f. *. kltoW,
Tuesday afternoon. Sixteen members
were present. HighlightS OF the bus
mess discussion were rs follows
Mrs. Les Dove reported that $220.2O
was made on the very successful
Halloween carnival. The clothes
closet chairman. Mrs. M. F. Ruge,
reported that $7l Is was made by
the series Of rummage sales Whlch
were held downtown.
There will be a registration OF
P.-TA. members OF Calexico IN
order to discover what services they
can render in time of a natlonai
emergency MIS- Earl Roberts, who
is in charge of the registration, an
nounced that it would be carried on
throughout the clubs Of CaleXlco.
1t was also announced that the
motion picture program arranged
for the children will be continued
AGAIN this year. The pictures Will
be shown every Friday at Hoffman
/ school. Mrs. Ray Simmons Will be
in charge of the toy drive which
will be conducted throughout the
schools by the P.-T.A. i'll cooper
alton with the Junior Women's club,
the ire department, and the Wom~
ans Improvement club.
Miss Mabel Reid reported that
the surplus food has been obtained
again for the school children.
The CaleXico chapter of Order OF
/ the Eastern Star met Monday eve
ninp at the ElkS hall. The hall had
been attractively decorated by Mrs.
F.. L. Young with large baskets OF
Michaelmass daisies. 1t was reported
that some forty members and Wis"
itors were present. Among the Wis
itors were: MIS-. Ethel Wltter, junior
past deputy grand matron, and Mrs.
| Hilda Nelson, worthy matron OF the
Golden Rule chapter, Imperial; and
Mrs. Margaret BuCklin, worthy ma
tron Of the Signal chapter, Ell Cen
| trO.
This was the last meeting for this
years officers. MI. and Mrs. j. c.
Mccoy. l940-41 worthy patron and
matron. were presented with past
officers Jewels. This is gift from
the chapter, and they were pre-
sented by Mrs. Malcolm Huey ano
Mrs. Bert Reddish. The refresh
ments were served by the November
social committee. The installation
of the new officers of 1912 will be
held Saturday night Jointly with
the Ell Centro Chapter, in the Com
mandery hall This meeting will be
| &c ,t-oll f11pfChprS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26

Bridge section of the Ten Thous-
and club will meet Thursday at l 80
o'clock in the club house tea room
for an afternoon OF contract.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26

Harding P.-T.A. board members
will meet Friday afternoon at 80
O'Clock with Mrs. George r. Kirk,
767 Len Rey avenue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Methodist Women
Schedule Meetings

The Women's society Of Trinity
Methodist church announces the
following circles will meet this
week.
Circle : will meet on Tuesday
with Mrs. Elmer Hyatt. 4107 So.
Park ave, for IL o'clock lunch
con. All other circles will NEE,
on Wednesday.
Circle will meet for a 1896
dessert luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. William Connell, TO Eas,
Wright ave. Circle will meet
with Mrs. J. Kendall for Il
o'clock luncheon at her home, AIS
East 72nd st. Circle 3 will meet
with Mrs. c. Sigafoos. 7o4 East
Wright ave, for a / o'clock des-
sert luncheon.
Circle will meet with Mrs
Richard Johnson, $50 East 37th st,
at o'clock. The business meet
ing will be followed by a silver
tea. Circle will meet with Mrs.
Harold Meyer, 1909 East Fair
banks. for l o'clock dessert
luncheon. Circle will meet with
Mrs. Ida Curtis, 617 East Saith st,
for dessert luncheon at 1890.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Girl Scouts Honor
Mothers, Teachers

With their mothers and teachers
as honored guests. Fife Girl Scouts
gave ST. Valentines tea on FIJI
day afternoon in the grade school
assembly room.
Martha Gus was In charge Of
the program. which opened with a
skit in which Elois Larson and
Poppy Miethke played the leading
parts. Other characters were Ar
dele Robinson. Pauline Thaler.
Alice Rettke. Juanita Parker. Nor
ma Friscus. Dolores Simcich and
Claire Milos.
Mary Ueda gave a tap dance
and Poppy Miethke sang Loves
Old Sweet Song" accompanied by
the troop leader. Mrs Earl Rees.
Miss Dorothy Sly. assistant Girl
Scout director from Tacoma. led
the group in several games after
the program.
For tea the table WAS appointed
in q centerpiece of red and white
carnations and smaller spring
flowers and tall red and white ia
pers. Miss Sly poured and Mrs.
Rees assisted with serving. The
mothers were given heart favors
by Juanits Woolery.
Guests who attended were Mes
danes G. NJ. Nelson. G. c. Rettke,
A. Eberhardt. Shirley Barnett. Ivy
Brown, Elizabeth Cochran. Peter
Milos. II. r. Matthias. n. Simcich,
o. Hargin. !. A. Woolery. Rees.
L. V. Gius, Carl Anderson, Clyde
Larson. Mary N. Fox. o. Hsge-
ness. and the Misses ovedia Hsuge.
Florence Pettibone, Joanna Ma
nousos. Olive Myers. Robert De-
zell, Robert Martin and OLAF Hage-
ness.
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Janet Cook WEEDS
William Hauer

Mss Janet Vivian Cook. daugh-
ter % Mr.. and Ms. Clifford n
Cook Of Salem. Ore. chose her
birthday. 81. Valentines day. for
her wedding 10 Mr.. William A.
Hsser. SCI Of Mr.. and Mrs A. A.
Hagsr. also 81 Salem.
Over five score relatives and
close friends witnessed the candle
light service performed in Trinity
Methodist church by the Rev. ?. p.
nbbitts al s o'clock.
The BRIDE, given IN marriage by
her father. chose white chiffon.
with fitted bodice and square neck
outlined in seeded pearls. with full
flowing skirt for her wedding
dress. A tulle veil Of finger tip
length was caught to her head with
crown Of orange blossoms. The
bridal bouquet was fashioned of
pink rosebuds and orchid sweet
peas.
Mrs. Henry Thiessen, jr.. Of
Salem. Ore. sister OF the groom.
and matron of honor. wore a gown
Of silver satin and carried a bou-
ouet of rose pink carnations. The
bridesmaids, Misses Frances Dean
and Jean Thomas, wore pale blue
frocks ana carried rose carnations
Clifford II. Cook, Jr.. brother of
the bride. was the best man and
ushers were Messrs Henry Thies-
sen. IT.. and DAVID Elfstrom, of
Salem. Ore.
Miss Constance Allen. in pale
pink gown with corsage of rose
carnations and miniature daffodils.
lighted the candles Miss Msrcells
Oldemeyer played the wedding
music and accompanied Mrs.
Harold Reese who sang Because
and Il Love You Truly"
A reception in the church par
Tors Immediately followed the serv-
ice. In the receiving line with the
bridal party were their parents,
Mrs. Cook in navy blue and Mrs
Hager in black. Both mothers wore
corsages OF gardenias.
Mrs. Arthur F. Moore cut the
wedding cake and Mrs. Samuel L,
Fulton poured the coffee. Assist
ing with the serving were Misses
Constance Allen, Betty Christen-
sen, Marcella Oldemeyer and Mrs.
Harold Reese.
The first home will be establish
ed in Oregon City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Birthday Psr+y
Is Thursdsv

Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Canine,
who recently returned TO Tacoma
after a year in Morton. honored
their daughter. Joan. on Thursday
afternoon on the occasion Of her
first birthday.
Places were set at the table,
decorated In the Valentine motif
and centersd with a large cake.
for Priscilla Ann Alsip. John Alsip.
Rose Mary Boeing. Janet Boeing.
Ernest Krbs. Mercedes D'As-
cenzo. John Gsllucci. Joey Gallucci.
Ronnie Gallucci, John David He'd
berg. the honor guests grand
mothers. Mrs. Milo Csrnine and
Mrs John Gallucci. Mrs. Alfred
D'Ascenzo. and little Josn,s aunts.
Mesdames Carmen vigna, James
kicono. Ernest krehs and Joseph
Gallucci.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Wednesday Is
Guild Day

Wednesday win be Guild day at
Central Lutheran church. with la
dies Of the church meeting in the
Guild room for the monthly meet
ing. At II o'clock. Mrs. A. +. Ly-
beck will meet with members Of
her cabinet IA the pastors study
and at l o'clock luncheon will be
served by Circle 8.
Mrs. c. A. Carlson. chairman Of
the hostess circle. will Be assisted
by Mesdames c. Z. Bergland. STAN
ley J. Anderson, Bonnie o. Bloom.
Arthur L. Elmore. r. A. Fessen-
den. o. H. Cuttormson. Harold r.
johnson. T. Johnsrud. N. .. Nell
son, Minnie Parsons and L. A.
Petersen.
The general meeting Of the Ia
dies guild will begin at 2 o'clock.
The afternoon program. arranged
by Mrs. r. s. Henricksen. will pre-
sent the Rev. Gerhard Belgium. of
Emmanuel Lutheran church. a. the
speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
loveland Ladies Aid
Elects New Officers

The Loveland Ladies Aid met
last week at the home of Mrs
p. o. Hedborr. New officers
elected for the coming year are
Mrs. Violet Turner. president; Mrs.
Emily Bsll. vice president: Mrs.
George Turner. treasurer, and Mrs.
Oliver omat. secretary.
Members who attended the meet
ing were Mesdames Janet Barnes
Drexler. Ed Fisnnery. J. Ksnton.
Philip King. H. Pillsbury. v.
Schmitx, Hoskins. NJ Eddig. J.
Bjorklund. B. Cronquist. o. omat
and the Rev. Hans Svinth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Date Is Set for
0ne-Act Plays
Drama League Productions
VIII Be Feb. Il and n

Another important event in
the Drama League calendar
has been scheduled. Mrs. c.
Calvin Hopper, chairman Of
workshop division OF the Lit
tie Theater, announces the
presentation of three out
standing one-act plays for
February 81 and %. in the
Little Theater, No. End and ]
SITS. with the curtain at S:15.
The box office of the Little
thester, Main 3o4t. win be open
for reservations from Thursday.
Feb. 20. at noon. until Saturday.
and with the large membership
lists IL il important that reserva-
tions be made early.
Not only are the plays scheduled
for this presentation Of the Work.
shop Division on the must" list
Of leading authorities. but they
have the added attraction Of being
produced by three experienced
directors. new to the Little thea
ter's staff Of directors.
"Neighbors" is from the pen Of
IONA Gale. which speaks for itself.
II will be directed by Miss Betty
Walton. who IL well known to
Little theater audiences for her
fine comedy Characterization.
"A Night at an Inn by Lord
Dunssney, 10 = super thriller. TO
which the new and improved
equipment at the Little theater
will be able 10 do full justice. II
viii be directed by Mr.. Roy Boyles.
who brings 70 the theater years
OF theatrical experience.
The third play is The Platter
ing Word" a satiricsl comedy by
the well known George Kelly. Mrs.
Martin Osborne, who directs this.
comes from Baker, Ore. where
she produced many plays for the
Community theater. among them
George Bernard shaw's "Pygma-
lion"
Under the direction Of Mr..
Charles HUM, the interesting sets
rs designed by each director for
his or her own production are fast
nearing completion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Nuptials Read
Al Cromwell
Miss Drake Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. Lyle Severtsen

Miss Violet Pearl Drake OF
Rosedale and Mr.. Lyle Severt-
sen of Cromwell exchanged
their wedding vows Sunday
evening at the home of the
bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Severtsen. Roses,
daffodils and native greenery
formed the improvised altar
for the ceremony which the
Rev. A. J. knutzen read.
The BRIDE is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r A. Drake Of Rosedale-
For he- marriage in which she
was given by her father. she wore
gown Of white taffets with q
fingertip 'ength veil and bouquet
Of yiolets and bridal wreath. Her
three attendants, Miss Virginia
i NtAAtilAfisNt MISE fsANiIld II fht NilN
Mrs. Laura Hoots wore pink satin.
pale blue satin and peach chiffon.
respectively.
Mr.. Karlton Severtsen. brother n
the bridegroom was the best man
and ushers were Mr.. Joseph Veiten-
hans and Mr.. Joseph Hoots.
Preceding the ceremony MiN
jeanne Midsstre sang AT Dawn
Ing" and L Love You Truly" ac-
companied by Miss Ruth Seglem.
For the reception which followed
the ceremony, Mrs. Drake received
in wine crepe and Mrs. Severtsen
in wine silk. Both wore corsases
of violets.
The collstion table was decorated
with daffodils and roses. Among
those who served and assisted At
the reception were Mrs. r. A.
Drake and Mrs. A. Severtsen, Mrs.
Esther Sinerson. Miss Evelyn
Drake, Mss Laura Richstein and
Miss Lois Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severtsen went on
a short wedding trip, the bride
wearing a black ensemble for the
occasion. When they return they
will make their home here.
Members Of Ivy Chapter O.E.S.
anticipate festive evening Fri.
day, in Masonic hall at Fern Hill.
After short business session
Mrs. Arthur Hart and Mr.. Alfred
Hodges presiding. there will be
Valentine party and late supper
served by Mrs. Frank Harrington,
Mrs F. Hicks and Mrs. c. Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Congregational
Circles Meet
Members VIII Entertain
AZ Luncheon Wednesday

Wednesday will find circles
Of the Women's association
Of the First Congregational
church meeting in the homes
of members for luncheon, busi-
ness and programs.
The meeting Of Abigail circle Is
to be postponed for one week to
gather for a demonstration lunch
con at the Brosdmoor on Febru-
ary 26th. All their friends are
invited 10 assist them in this ven
ture.
Deborah circle will meet with
Mrs Joseph r. Turner. 2720 Gar
field Road for / o'clock luncheon
Mrs. p. }. Van Horn will talk on
Let's Get Acquainted" a picture
Of the California churches in which
she has served with her husband
during the last few years.
Dorcas circle will meet AZ l
o'clock with Mrs. Frank r. Mad
olson, 4i5i Madrons way. Mrs.
T. II. Duerfeldt will be assisting
hostess. Members OF the circle
will bring contributions from their
home fruit oupboards for the Ia
coma Rescue mission. Mrs. Anne
II. Miller. executive secretary of
the Travellers Aid Of Tacoma, will
talk on their local work and Will
review the talks of Miss De La
Pole Of the national agency con-
corning their part in national de-
Tense. An interesting feature of
the day will be piano slections by
the young daughter of the house
Miss Tatty Madison.
Esther circle will met AZ /
O'Clock with Mrs. Edward Nader.
$40 North Yakima, with Mrs.
Robert Myers as assisting hostess.
Mrs r. p. Tsrr will lead the con.
tinuation of the years study of
The Modern Interpretation of the
Bible"
Hannah circle will meet at
O'Clock with Mrs. G.. NJ. Hellar.
705 North Yakima. with Mrs
Hunter kennsrd as assisting host
ess. The circle will continue the
reading Of The Sky Is Red"
Naomi circle will meet at 1890
with the chairman. Mrs. W. A.
Obey. 1901 North 30th. with Mrs.
c. r. Roe assisting. Devotions
will be led by Mrs, w. r. Newman.
Five minute surveys of group
of books called "uprooted Ameri-
cans" will be presented by Mes
danes Cora L. Hawks. w. A.
Barnes, Lothrop Crosby and r. f.
Foote. This will be followed by
a general discussion as 10 how
N''ei shoS ean DVsb serve inc Snlrt-
ing population.
Priscilla circle will welcome
home their chairman. Mrs. T. II.
Martin. at O'Clock luncheon with
Mrs. Robert d. Sinclair. 3417
North 10th. Mrs. T. A. Lind will
assist the hostess. Miss GLADYS
Larson will be presented in a tray-
eiogue on her recent trip to Mex
leo.
Ruth circle will meet at /
o'clock with Mrs. Robert jackson,
s26 South Ferry. Mrs. Royal Lin
DIAL will review the book "Charac-
ter Education in Democracy"
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Luncheon Meetings
Are Scheduled

Independent Bible church units
will meet this week:
Unit 8 will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Carl Miller. Sill So. Adams
St. on Tuesday at 1880. Mrs. Ar
thur Hagen will he in charge Of
the business meeting. Mrs. J. l..
Haines will give the Bible lesson.
after which refreshments will be
served.
Unit will meet at the home Of
Mrs. A. J. Perkins. $50 So. Grant
St. on Thursday for dessert lunch
con at 1890. The business meet
ing will start at 100. with Mrs.
Clara Harper presiding. Mrs. N.
A. Donelson will give the Bible
study.
Unit 5 will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Harry McColley, 1114 No. M.
on Wednesday for luncheon at
1880. Business meeting at 1850
with Mrs, J. w. Jones presiding.
MRS. arthur Churchwerd VIII give
the Bible lesson.
On Thursday members of Unit 7
will meet at the home of Mrs. ID.
Sleep. 2210 No. Tacoma ave. with
Mrs. n. MeAuley as hostess, for
luncheon at 1890. Mrs. Eldon
Hart will preside at the business
meeting At $50, after which Mrs.
Arthur Churchward viii give the
Bible lesson.
Friday members Of Unit IL will
meet NJ the home Of Mrs. ]. M.
Hotes, s27 30. eeth St. for pot
luck luncheon at ESQ. Mrs. How
ard Pace Will president at the
business meeting and Mrs. N. A.
Donelson will give the Bible Lesson.
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Mrs. Ainsworth VIII
Entertain Church Groun

Grace Baptist church women
will hold their February Mission
AIRY meeting on Wednesday at / 80
at the home Of Mrs. Frank Aims
worth. Mrs. Harry T. Greenup.
president of the group, will conduct
a short business session before the
program. Mrs. Sidney Barwick of
the w. c. T. U. will speak on Mar
cotics."
Mrs. Ainsworth will be in charge
OF the devotions and Mrs. Floyd
Alexander, Mrs. Ray Mosier and
Mrs. Earl Ash will sing a group of
songs, accompanied by Mrs. F.
Dufall. Mrs. Charles Hartman will
assist the hostess.
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Dessert Luncheon Be Given by Day Nursery Club 7hrsda,
Optimissus VIII Entertain
Optimisfs Wednesday

Optinissus club members will
entertain their husbands Of the
optimists club a. dinner on We'd
nesday evening Al the home Of Mr.
ard Mrs F. p. Olson. 500 No.
Proctor. The home will be dec
GRATED in spring flowers for the
occasion.
Members Of the committee in
charge are Mrs. Edward Lane
Mrs. William n. Rae. Mrs. Burton
L. Waugh and Mrs. y. r. Olson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Circles Of ST. Paul's
10 Meet WednesdAy

The Women's society Of st.
Paul's Methodist church will meet
Wednesday. Circle 1 will meet
at the home of Mrs. X. A. Ssetzer.
ASA South n IT.. Mrs. Louisa Sect
FER and Mrs. Ray Turner assist
ing. Mrs. c. w. Coffee will pre-
sent the lesson.
Circle will meet with Mrs.
John Strickland. <0l1 So. Sheri-
dan. Mrs. Helen Howe assisting.
and lesson by Mrs. George Strick-
land. Circle I will meet at the
home Of Mrs. J. Z. Fitzgerald. 3617
So. Fswcett. Mrs. p. X. Simpson
and MS. J. ~. Riese will assist
and Mn. c. Hanson will give the
lesson.
Circle 3 will meet at the home
Of Min Katharine Coettlins. 622s
30. ~ q Mrs.. Carter Lee and
Mrs. 0uilford Schaeffier viii a.
sist the hostess and Mrs. John
johnson win present the Lesson.
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Westminster Circles
Meet on Wednesday

Circles Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church will meet on
Wednesday. Mrs. c. L. Friesheim
will be hostess at her home. %s2%
South l. ST.. at 7:3o. Susan Patter-
son circle will meet with Mrs.
Robert Thompson. 5000 South
Thompson At ! o'clock.
Virginia Halbert circle will meet
with Mrs. Henry Schultz, <s4s
South X It,, at $50.