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Smyrna times., 1941-03-20

the choir on Sunday. Is he losing
his popular vote?
Smyrna's Bathing Beauty"
Anne Willis, and Bob Spence were
seen out together one night last
week.
We wonder why the Passwaters
brothers and Pete Collins are seen
in Middletown every Sunday night.
Is it for doughnuts or girls?
Wilma and our drummer, Rodney
Schumann are keeping steady COM
pany now, or at least it appears so.
Has the Melvin Romance
renewed itself? Woo-woo, we
wonder?
George Wright was seen going
to the movies the other night with
H. ]. Stevenson and Janet Keith.
Dave Thornton better watch out.
Well, Marion Pratt, we can't
keep up with you. Which one is
it? Goose Fennimore, Thawley or
Buckeye Rowland?
Did you see where Stimpy Car
row made the headlines last week
How about Richard Hopkins call
ing for Doris Pyle after work Sat
urday night.
If you want any attention, just
put nickle in the pin-ball machine
at Snaps You're bound to have a
crowd three deep around you.
We hear that Clarence CARTS has
a new heart-throb- Helen Pleasan-
ton. New Pontiacs are nice aren't
they Clarence?
BY now, suppose you all know
Jane Burge. Well, Fred Stevenson
is having competition. Seems as
though he isn't the only boy who
has his eye on her. Better watch
out Fred.
Ace Carrow has now stepped into
a new Army uniform. We hope it
fits him.
Two of our former school
teachers, Herb and Mrs. Pearl,
were seen lunching in Snaps on
Saturday.
Butch Robinson seems to have
interest in Betty
Cook.
private" Gebhart at Camp Up
ton, was seen doing Smyrna's mite
spots on Saturday.
Through our grapevine tele-
graph" we are told that Earl Ely is
in Dover two or three times a
week.
Mary Lou Porter's favorite song
Is "Blueberry HILL" accompanied
BY the "Hin Billy Orchestry"
Arizona Rangers.
So long till next week.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-20
A New Type of Dam

The construction of a new
type of dam at Lake Como,
plans for which have been
submitted to the State High
way Department for approval,
is a noteworthy step taken by
council. This particular type
of dam should improve condi-
lions at the lake by eliminat-
ing both bridge and flood
gates. The drainage valve on
the lake bottom will mean
that the water can be easily
and quickly drained in case of
accident, or can be consider
ably lowered during the win
ter months for ice skating
purposes. If plans to start
work on April LIST are realiz-
ed, the lake will start filling in
three weeks from that time,
so that a good water level will
be reached by the summer
swimming season. This will
mean much for the early sea
son at the Smyrna Municipal
Bathing Beach at Lake Como,
completed last July. Several
improvements to the Beach,
including a new approach and
new sand, have been added
this winter. Judging from
last years record, the Beach
here should be listed high
among highest in the state for
popularity this next summer.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-20
HITLER MAY GET
FRENCH FLEET
BY AMERICAN HELP

Ever since France was conquer
ed, Hitler has wanted the French
fleet. Control of the sea has pre-
vented Hitler from conquering the
world up to this time. He has
needed the French fleet badly, but
so far has been unable to force the
French to hand the feet over to
him. So he called on his friends in
America to help him.
Hitler stole wheat and food sup
plies from France, which almost
produced starvation in that coun-
try. Then Hitler's tools in the
United States started a movement
to feed the people in the conquered
territories of Europe, which would
include France. The idea back of
it was that the French people,
would become frantic when they
were told that the British blockade
was responsible for their starva-
ton, and would demand that the
French feet go out and protect
the food ships coming in. This
would bring on a battle between
the British and French naval units,
which would be what Hitler want
ed. Hoover and his followers have
helped Hitler in this plan by in
sisting that this country should
send food to France.
If Hitler gets the French fleet,
it will be just too bad. If the war
goes against us, it may be because
Hoover and his satellites helped
Hitler get the French navy and
eventually destroy Great Britain
Not that they meant to do it. Nc
indeed. Their intentions were good
AMT NATURE WONDERFUL
In the Spring of the year, little
green pods on some types Of trees
are so soft that they can be mash
ed easily. By Fall, some trees are
loaded with fruit SO hard that II
can't be opened without cracking
the shell. To open some of these
nuts, even a hammer is necessary
TO crack them.
The human head often acts tbs
same way. Youth is receptive tt
new ideas. AS men grow older
they are less receptive to new idea!
and old men have difficulty in get
ting any ideas into their heads
Apparently it produces physica
pain for them to learn something
new or to read anything witt
which they disagree. That may b.
the reason that the head, from the
neck up, is often spoken of as 6
nut.
So when Hitler says to the Unit
ed States, Nuts to you" he 1.
grinning at US because he knows
Smyrna times., 1941-03-20
FOCUS ON DRIVING
Continued from Page Two)

traffic signs. He urges highway
traffic authorities to see to it that
miscellaneous signs serving other
than traffic purposes not be per-
mitted near traffic signs. To mo-
florists, especially while they are
behind the steering wheel, he gives
the advice to adhere to sustained
mental concentration that makes
the business of driving the chief
concern of the moment.
Few drivers will not remember
some occasion when they failed to
notice stop sign or similar warn
ing because their mind was, at the
critical instant, occupied with mat
tiers entirely unrelated to driving.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-20
The Small Fry
For and About, the Young Set
By SnOOp and Scoop

Since Bob Bell never had his
name in print we'll start I'VE olde
column" with choice Bit of gos-
sip about THE Newsy Newser."
They say that "Newsy-News" Bell
has been doing the night spots"
with Pat" Carter.
A bit about What's
happened to our 12-mile romances?
Namely Jones VS.. Richardson;
Mabrey vs.. Cleaver; Porter VS..
Blome? Well girls, you'd better
get your bikes out and start ped
lin'."
Well, Jake, what's this we hear
about Wooleyhan cutting you out =?
Better try to get Booty back again
while Wooley is in Wilmington.
A puzzle of interest-How is it
that Elmer Passwaters always has
five girls with him. Especially
down at the new night spot, Pop
lar Grove" Boys, what has he got
that we haven't?
prof" Brown has been seen
bowling every Thursday night.
Does the prof" need more exer-
else?
Say, Grier, you'd better watch
out. We hear that Nancy thinks
Middletown holds something more
promising.
We wonder how Doris Pyle and
Bob Lower enjoyed Flight Com
mand."
George Thawley didn't sing in
Smyrna times., 1941-03-20

than that Of the crop which it is
to produce.
Purchasing seed from reliable
only, is one way of obtain
ing best possible field crop yields
in Delaware. Selections of seed
that has been saved from the pre-
vious season by farmers can be
done. The methods of making such
selection depend on the particular
crop being seeded.
Watkins maintains that weeds in
Smyrna times., 1941-03-20

Delaware field crops are becoming
more troublesome every year. Sub
stantial reductions in crop yields
every season can be traced to the
distribution and use of farm crop
seeds containing weed seeds.
The use of clean field crop seed
by Delaware farmers is one of the
surest ways of preventing poor
quality yields with subsequent low
prices.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-20
statesmen WANTED

Open Rawleigh Routes are scarce
but in so vast an organization ex-
pansion creates new opportunities.
If ambitious, willing to start with
good earnings and increase rapidly
write for full information. We sup
ply sales, advertising literature
all you need. Opening nearby. Raw
leigh's, Dept. DEC-30-118, Chester,
Pa. SO At
Smyrna times., 1941-03-20

the nuts are already here and
working for him.
L. LEE LAYTON, JR.
Dover, Delaware
March IL, 1941.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13

Coz are separately reflInding the
original issues. but are using. IN
a way, the good bonds and the
bad ones IN q one-transaction
deal in such a way that might
give the poorer class of bonds
some Of the prestige Of the bet
ter class IN their rehandlingg
Governor Holland told Crum-
mer in a conference with the
Board of Administration that
he would not agree 10 grouping
road and bridge bonds. support
ed by the state gasoline tax.
with other county and districs
obligations, ard put a stop to
group refunding II Hegnando
county. Similar efforts in Wssh-
ingfon and Levy counties also
have been postponed. pending
final action By the State Board
of Bond Administration in the
fernando an Hz-dae counties
cases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13

Investigation Of a Hardee eoun-
ty refunding contract with r z
Gunner & Company was under
way By Attorney General ]. Tom
Watson this week It was be-
gun at the request Of Gov. Spes-
sard L. Holland, after Hardee
county citizens and officials had
protested the fefms of the re-
funding Of bonds for road and
bridge. schools and courthouse
Attorney General Watson con-
fered here with Hardee county
officials and with Clerk r Clyde
Simmons OF Wauchula. who has
refused to sign the refundirg
bonds as prepared BY drummer.
Watson said his Investigation
nav determine whether the
state viii intervene IN the suit
against validating the proposed
bonds after an audit Of the
county's bond issues and confer
ences with State Attorney Grady
Burton
The legal point Of whether CT
not sfhe financing contract
should be let under competitive
b;dg Is under study b. the at
tornev general who added. n
st-.--vorsEs.z hns7d IS
sues which Gunner proposed 70
vsf.,nd FThey Or r Cummer &
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13

They were the guys who sat it
cut in 1889 and 1910 waiting for
those great Aggie teams to fin
ish up.
And now it develops that a
fellow on the bench called the
play that tumbled the University
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13
REDLAND HUMBLES
KEY WEST CAGERS
LOCALS SUFFERED SECOND
STRAIGHT LOSS AT HANDS
OF DIAMoNDsAcKs

The Redland high kd5belA D.a-
nondbacks last night defeated
tie Key West conchs. 81 to %,
TT ti.eir second win n a twor
came basketball series here. The
heals we're edged Thursday
rjahtf 1880. 10 II 81.
The visitors. led by Marshall
who tailed IS points, were ahead
from early in the first quarter
and their lead was never threat
ened. The score at half-urne
read 10 to 10. Hiekscn, Red
land center. was the key man N
he Diamondbacks' defense.
The Key West CUNT was IN
able 10 settle down. They play
ed q poor defensive game against
their opponents driving offense.
Tvsle Mcccwn, Conch center,
was the bright spot IN the home
teams offense and lad his team
mates with eight points
Eex score.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13
BILL Gates TO
PILOT RED HATS
COMING SEASON
KEY WEST coHcHs. THIRD
BAsEMAE INFORMED HIS
TERMS SATISFACTORY TO
DsLAED FRONT OFFICE

wlriam Ruten Gates youth
FL third saeker OF the Key west
coneha win manage the DeI-and
Red Hats next year.
Gates, who played his first
season with the Red Hats last
year, his fourth in Florida State
bah. was told BY BIN Page. bust
ness manager of the club. that
his terms wiz be satisfactory to
the DeLand mont office.
It had been rumored here pre-
viously that Gates would be
given the managerial post.
Cafes, who played TIRES. years
with SANFORD and st Augustine
was one Of the runners-up for
Florida State league honors last
season IN hitting two baggers.
He poled %, whilG the winner in
the circuit nit o. Gates con
tributed to another record By
aiding il DeI-apd's l56 double
plays during he season. world
record since the pvevious total
was $50.
Another Key Wester aided the
Red Hats IN setting the double
killing mark. Clayton Sterling,
l9-year-oId slugger who made
his debut IN organized baseball
this year, held down first base
for the DeLand nine. The big
bat Of the towering youth con
ributed to many Halter VIC
tories.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13
gMZZZMMMNz
RAIDERS TACKLE
REGULARS SUNDAY
IN BALL TWIN BILL

Red Raiders. whose su-
premacY in the eity,s base
ball league was short-lived.
make another Try for leader
ship tomorrow afternoon at
Price Field on Trunbo Is
land.
Paul AIburY's up-and-
coming Regulars win furnish
opposition for the Raiders in
the upper part Of . twin bill
but ardent followers sensr-
ally cCncede victory for the
youthful He'd nine.
Key West conchs. who
slipped On top last Sunday.
tackle the revamped Tro-
JAMS IN the nightcap. Fans
expect the conchs to run IN
to a sitter fight than the
Raiders win experience
against the Regulars. Should
predictions come true. the
Raiders will be back in first
after the games tomorrow.
Gabriel Lastres. the SEN
sational rookie He'd hurleE.
viii probably mount the hill
70 assure victory for his
teammates.
Fireworks win begin al
l:2o o'clock.
ZZ&A&Z%NAA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13
HorO Important Grid Battle Wos Won ~ Rencb,,orr,.
Nou. Ii 4

eeived wrenched knee.
he knew he wasn't ready to
play again Nov. IS when the
Horned Frogs met Texas. But he
was suited out just the same
just in case.
Gus was disappointed at not
getting into the game but he
kept his eyes open looking for a
way to help, He noticed on a GER
tain pass play the TC.U left
hahbaek was open each time.
As the Frogs pounded down
field IN the closing minutes with
the score tied TT. Gus went 10
Coach Leo Meyer.
''Old IS win go for score, he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13
Noss Il Can Be Told:

FORT WORTH Tex Dee lsThe Texas Agges can thank the
poys who sat on the bench major share OF this foot
70 begin WITH bench warmers who stepped in to carry
me pig rsd machine through eight straigh victories
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13

Construction Of the newly
authorized north wing to the
Capitol. to cost $500, 900, may be
delayed due to insufficient
money in the General Revenue
fund. unless IT IS found that the
wing can be built from general
inspection fees collected by Com
missioner Of Agriculture Nathan
Mayo It viii be reiaIled that
several years ago the fTve-story
State Chemistry Building was
erected IN Tallahassee with an
inspection fund surplus contri-
buted by Commissioner Mayo.
Whether Mayo IS willing to de-
vert his inspection fund surplus
and whether it would be legal
for him to do SO to erect the new
wing to the Capitol is = matter
TO be determined whe.I and If
the funds are needed for this
purpose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13

Subscribe 70 Tie Citizen. zoe
weekly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13

As surprising as it may seem
Florida's government m all it's
branched. administrative, ju-
dicial legislative and its various
commissions and bureaus, now
expends more than 81. 900 900 for
commercial printing. Florida IS
the largest purchaser Of printed
matter of any concern IN the
state. :. ...-.----------
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13

said IT'S been open all day and
its open right now
Meyer grabbed Van Hall
told him to call the play. and
rushed him onto the field. The
nsxt play was the one and Gus
had bsen right.
Emery Nix pitched 10 Hall for
a touchdown with eight seconds
to go. 8.s
In my book, said Meyer,
Gus contributed as much as
anybody He was as alert as any
body in the game.
That's the story Of a hero who
didn't even get to play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-13
Capitol Consensus
By VIM. GRIFFIs

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. H.
Dade countys 1871 assessed val
uation on all properties is s524, :
3S9, I03, which IS larger than the
entire states 1910 assessed valu-
alton Of $524.382J77, The total
l94i assessed valuation, when
Lee and fernando counties rolls
are completed, will be slightly
less than s., zoe, 000, eco.
Florida's oldest temple of jus-
tice, the Leon county court
house, is being rebuilt and add
ed to. A part of the original
structure was built by George
Proctor, a free-born negro. then
British subject. George left a
son, John Proctor, now 81, the
oldest living ex-member of
Florida's Legislature, serving in
both House and Senate during
reconstruction days and now re-
siding IN Tallahassee. John was
q free-born negro but was sold
into slavery for his fathers debts
when his father joined the gold
rush TO California IN 40 and left
Tallahassee owing $1,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Mrs. Duerfeldt
To Open Home
Medical Auxiliary 10 Hold
Spring Meeting thursday

Mrs. T. H. Duerfeldt viii
open her home al 2905 No.
2sth st. for the spring meet
ing Of the auxiliary TO the
Pierce County Medical society.
on Thursday. The meeting
has been called for 2 o'clock.
Mrs. J. Benjamin Robertson
will preside over the busi-
ness session during which re-
ports vii be given and Off
GERS for the coming year will
be elected.
Mrs. John F. steele, social chair
man: Mrs. ". B. Penney and Mrs.
A. L. Schultz have made arrange
nents for the tea hour.
Mrs Robertson will present Nrs.
Jack J. Normo in a group Of songs
which will include 'Msytime' by
Speaks; Star" by Rogers, and
In the Time Of Roses" She will
be accompanied on the harp by
Mrs. Edith Lundgren.
During the tea hour. Mrs. Rob
srtson. the outgoing president. and
Mrs. Horace J. Whitsers, president
elect, will pour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Wedding Date Set
BY Miss Wallin
Msrrises 10 Mr.. Afford h
Be selsmnlIsd May ~

Miss Arlee Rutila. newly
elected president Of Sigma
Theta. presided over her first
meeting Wednesday evening,
at the home OF Mrs, Coy Mag
nuson. retiring past president.
After the business meeting
Miss Frances Wallin surprised
her friends by announcing
that her wedding date has
been set for May 40.
hiss wsllin win marry Mr.. Dan
Afford a Seattle In the Little
church ct Lakewood Center.
Miss wslIsn u the dsudxhtsr -
Mrs. n. J. West 81 Taeoms. and
Mr., Afford - NE son ~ Mrs n. "
Goddard - nnusnelaw.
offic>rs sidiaE her n their nsw
positions include Miss Mary FAR
nsr, Wee president. Miss hariorts
Cole. secretary. and hFs. Law
renee fiaitsngrsn. treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Tacoma Girl
In Bremerton
Lawn Wedding soIemni,ed
Sunday Afternoon

At a colorful ceremony at
Bremerton, Miss Gracia FL
lott of Tacoma Sunday after
noon became the bride of Mr..
Herman Schapsmeier of San
Diego, Calf. The ceremony,
an informal affair, was per-
formed on the lawn of the
home of her sister, Mrs. Erik
Engstrom.
The bride wore a gown Of white
starched chiffon with a short veil
Of moline. and white accessories.
She carried a small bouquet Of
lilies.
Miss Elliott is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 3. Elliott of
Bremerton and has for the past
year resided at 121 So. C st,
Tacoma.
The bridegroom " the son Of
Mrs. Lena schapsmeier of Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
The couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for their honey
moon which will include stops at
Grand Coulee dam. Yellowstone
National park, Mount Rushmore
memorial in South Dakota, a visit
20 the groom's mother and both
Bryce and Grand Canyon.
In early June the couple intend
10 establish residence in San Diego.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Central Lutheran Church
Circles VIII Meet

Circle 8 Of Central Lutheran
church will meet Tuesday for ia
monthly meeting. with Mrs.
Thomas Strand and Mrs. NJ 4.
Reishus a. hostessss for the lunch
con at 1870 o'clock in the Guild
room Of the church. Mrs Frank
Grstiss, circle chairman, will pre-
side AZ the business meeting IN the
afternoon.
Circle meetings Oh Wednesday
will include Circle /. meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Dina johnson.
7437 Pacific ave. with the lunch
con hour a. 1870. and Circle 4
at 1 o'clock At AIS South 4th 81,
with Mrs o. p Eygaard a. hostess.
Circle v7ill meet AZ the home
Of Mrs. J. Y. Wshlquist at Puysl-
lup, for luncheon al ! o'clock,
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Clsrs Obsrlies SpssIs
On Temperance

The Hollistsr " e. T. a. h
presenting Mr.. l. rark Obsriisa
IN ths Pine Street Christian
church. 50 5suh ard Pins on
Tuesday sgsnlng ~ 7.sO. Hls sub
jet viii b. ''T-hs Liquor Question
what can DO about u -
Appearing On the same program
slli b. the REV Earl seitE. who
Nlii lead dsyotions Donna Ross
Baker. Of the Church u God. ~ill
play a piano solo. Vocal nambsrs
vii b. presented ~ Glen tilcss'
from the sprAgDs Memorial Pres.
bytsrian church. and Aiso - jar
kolfs and Elaine HDtnBssn. - M
80 Tac0rnA Baptist church.
A string THO from ths Pine ~
/ Christian church Nili play In ths
trlo are Mss Avs Crow. violin
NJ RAJ Hisc0x. mandolin. ADe
Hlss Ysrna Hiseoz. cello. Mia
Leiths Ets4ms u their aeon.
psnist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Fermsr President 10 Meet
Win Priseill. Cub

~. Tseosus rFssesils sIuh -
m-<t Il 4 q Q. y temple rss<<s
asy. nzY q Ma Tillls Burke. r<<I
rFe<iasnf. whe 49, rszza<s n -
sttis. III 10 present
A mefh<fs dsy program -
foiisw to nunness n<<tlnE sff<z
nnrh. kfrs q Newell - Ma 9
Astsxsr wfu hess ehsrss ~ -
fninI Feas~L 80 nrs ]. nafnsFd
= ~ rreFrsa <<slfmsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
F etc Bride-EleCt
Al Shower
Miss Allie 10 Wed Mr..
SeIden on Friday. May 10

Honoring Miss Edith Allie
who is engaged TO wed Mr..
Frank Selden of Seattle May
Is, Mrs. William Gregory and
Mrs. Harold Condor enter
tanned recently at a miseel-
laneous shower.
Included in the clever games
of the evening was the max
ing of clever clothespin brides,
honors for which were won by
Mrs. Walter Grigal.
Favors for the other games were
won by Mrs. Clark NOVEL;. Mrs.
Purl Boyd and Mrs. Harry Cliff.
After the brids-elect opened the
many lovely gifts for her new
home q late supper was served.
Guests included the Mesdamss
Harry Mccammant. Ernest Crit
fiths. Purl Boyd. Thomas J.
Thomas. Wesley Nueman, Samuel
Stacey, Leroy Baxter, Edward
Wheatly. Judd Jones. Clark NOVEL;,
Albert stanton, Purl Allie. Arthur
Mathers, Harry Cliff, Jack Tuttls.
William Allie, Gay Wallace. Ken
meth Jones. ChsuBeey Pomsroy.
Ray Bernard Walter GnRal. Louie
Thornberg, Don Brewsaugh, Ls-
nord Peltier. Chester Eddy. Eliza
beth Smith, Edna Brophy Gladys
Englund. Miss Murisl Allie and
Miss villa Fields. and the host
esses, Mrs. William Gregory and
Mrs. Harold Condor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Lutheran Circles 10
Meet This Week

Tuesday afternoon. 1t 2 O'Clock,
Mrs. r. V. Nelson Is entertaining
members and friends Of Circle 2,
Tabiths society. First Lutheran
church, at the F1rcrest home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Reda.
On Wednesday afternoon, at
1:30 o'clock, members Of Circle 5
are to be guests at the home of
Mrs. John Hedberg, 70s So. Fife
st, and Mrs. c. Galbrsith will
entertain members Of Circle . At
her home. 3s10 So. @ n.
Thursday at 1890, members
and friends Of the Womans Mis-
sionsry society will be luncheon
guests at the home of Mrs. Fritz
Dahlin. on Yickery road. This "
10 be q Conference Echo" meet
ing with Mrs. T. sandegren and
Mrs. Chester Hamilton giving
their reports. Cars will leave the
church at noon and those who have
cars or who wish transportation
are asked to call Miss Emma
Anderson at BR 1888 or MA 1854
by Wednesday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

Sorority Mother Club
Plans Dessert Luncheon

Mrs. :. Christian Eucksen 81
las South AinsNorth viii hs host
esS % members o. the Mothers
club Of the Delta Alpha Gamma
sorority ot the College q Puget
Sound for o'clock dessert
luncheon 81 Tuesday. After lunch.
eon a short business session viii
Be held, conducted Nv Mrs. A. l.
Devote. 70 be followed BY = pro-
gram. Mrs. =. L Spencer. pro
gram chairman. viii present Miss
Doris Wittren. who ain entertain
members with some readings.