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28-FARM PRODUCTS
Phone 1890

ATTENTION GROWERS
Let's mulch, and plant your corn
milo). New equipment. exper-
fenced operators. Phone office
900, residence 1921.
FRANK r. BROWN CO.
1881 Main E. c.
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500 CASH. 80 V-8 coupe, rumble
seat, good rubber. Call 1079-R
evenings. 6-29
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An Empty House More Expensive Than the
TRANSPORTATION

LEAVING for central Oklahoma
Fri. or Sat. Want passengers to
share expenses. Call 8701-J-3,
Leroy Ellis. GIL
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WE SAVE you money on furniture
upholstering. Expert service. VAL
ley Tent and Awning Co., Phi. 1911.
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SEE US for used electrical fixtures,
sash and doors, fire doors, steel
folding gates, steel industrial
sash, brick, pipe, and most any
kind of lumber.
Ell CENTRIC LBR. & TRAD. CO.
1409 Adams Phone 1892
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MODERN insulated furnished home
Electrically equipped with cooler
Tyler Insurance Agency. 6-5 IF
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2l-FURNITURE FOR SALE
22-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
IMPERIAL HARDWARE

23-MiscelIaneous for Sale
THE FAMOUS Mcdaniel Field
Float is here again. Sold at the
Fair. 1915 Main. Phone 1890.
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1888 4-door Ford Sedan. Apt 2,
Main Auto Courts, cor. Imperial
and Main. 6-22
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I0-Apartments For Rent

4-ROOM apt. electrically equipped.
Comfortable and attractive, cool
er. 622 Brighton. Phone 345.
6-17tf
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FOR RENT: 2 bedroom cabin, La
guna Mts. Fireplace, Flamo. Good
location. Write P. o. Box ia,
Ell Centric. GA
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I5-Summer Homes Sale, Rent


COOL beach apis, 2 blks. ocean.
l, 2, or room, SIG, $26, $36 mo.
Innersprings. Devon, 1911 Orange,
Coronado.
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33-Trucks. Tractors. Trailers
MUST SELL at wholesale choice Of
IA house trailers from $165 up.
PAVNEY'S TRAILER MART
Palm Springs Phi. 7342
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B-GRADE toilet combination. Com
plete to rough plumbing, $1708.
WHITING MEAD co.
1878 Main Phone 1872
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COLD STORAGE food lockers now
available, $18 per yr. Holmes Cold
Storage Plant, 427 State st.
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REINFORCED black heavy-ribbed
garden hose. 25'x4s', $119.
DESSERT SEED CO.
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l4-BUSlNESS RENTALS

FOR RENT: Part of office at 113
No. 5th st. A. c. Farrar. 6-20
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SMALL shippers and growers. A
\ service especially for you. Stock
Autographed labels. We imprint
your name. See our samples.
POST-PRESS, Phone 300. If
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LOOK 500 letterheads and 500
envelopes printed as you want
them, as low as $3.50. Phone 300,
POST-PRESS PRINTSHOP. If
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Fora Temple Plans
Christmas Meetings.

Fora temple, Daughters OF the
Nile. South Side Orthopedic circle
will be entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Jay w. McCune. 40 Broad
way. at IL o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. Mrs. II. p. Grubbs will be the
assisting hostess. The meeting
will be the groups regular Christ
mas party and there will be an
exchange of gifts. Members also
are requested to bring gifts for the
children in the Shriners' Ortho-
pedic hospitals.
The Central orthopedic Sewing
circle will meet with Mrs. Glen
Darling. Alp No c St. on Friday.
Mrs. Oscar Borell. Mrs. Frank
Rybin and Mrs. Katherine Neff
will be the assisting hostesses.
This meeting also will be Christ
mas party with an exchange of
gifts and members are reminded
of the gifts for the children in the
Shrine hospitals.
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Plight Troth
AT Rectory
Miss Floydsiead, Mr..
Marisni on Wedding Trip

A quiet afternoon ceremony
in the rectory of st. Patrick's
Catholic church Thursday, fol-
lowed by a large reception in
the evening at the family
home, was chosen by Miss
Lois Mari orie Floydstead,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis T. Floydstead, and Mr..
Antoine F. Mariani, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Vodana-
vich. The vows were plighted
before the Ri. Rev. Msgr. Will
liam J. Noonan at 4 O'Clock.
For her marriage, in which she
was given by her father, the bride
wore brown crepe afternoon
dress with matching and gold
accessories, and a corsage Of or
chids. In the evening she chose
a white nylon chiffon dress with
lace bodice, set with rhinestones
at the sweetheart neckline. She
wore her gift from the groom,
rhinestone necklace.
Miss Dorothy Floydstead attend
ed her sister at the wedding and
wore a blue dress with gold
clip set with pearls and rhine
stones. Mr.. Frank Marinkovich
was best man at the wedding.
Mrs. Floydstead chose a slate
grey afternoon dress with cor
sage of pink rosebuds. Mrs.
yodanavoch chose a black after
noon dress with a corsage OF red
roses.
At the Floydstead home. where
$50 guests called. white chrysan-
themums were placed in front OF
the fireplace. Mrs. F. J. Meyer
poured and Mrs. Charles tia cut
the wedding cake. Assisting were
cousins of the bride, Mrs. Oak
Ottness. Miss Mae Floystead,
Mrs. John Bodayls, Miss Leons
Bodayls and Mrs. Z. G. Spangler
of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mariana have gone
10 California on their wedding trip
and will be at home on North c ST
ir early December.
The bride and groom are both
Stadium high school alumni and
she attended the College Of Puget
Sound where she affiliated with
Delta Alpha Gamma sorority.
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Mrs. Arthur Abbott will be
hostess for this luncheon at IL
o'clock at her home, 1918 No. 80.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Paul
Smith, Mrs. Fordyce, A. H.
johnson and Mrs. Louis Wersen.
Robert Reynolds Guild men,
bers will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. J. F. Davidson,
1922 No. Mason. Assisting will
be Mrs. Charles Friars and Mrs.
II. Hekel. There will be an cleo
ton of officers during the after
noon and Christmas gifts will be
wrapped for the Orthopedic
patients.
Luncheon and business is also
planned by the Ellen Satterlee
Guild, meeting at 1890 at the
home of Mrs. Kennedy B. Cox,
Route !, Box 654, Puyallup.
Jayne Garvin Guilds annual
Christmas party at the home of
the founder. Mrs. James Garvin
at Mare Vista Terrace, is also
planned for Monday. The men,
bers will bring their Christmas
bootees for crippled children to
the traditional Yule tree at this
time. Mrs. Arthur Fries, clinic
chairman for the association will
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Mission Study Group
To Meet Wednesday

The Mission Study group OF
Bethany Presbyterian Women's
guild will meet at IL o'clock We'd
nesday. The study of the books
Christian Routes Of Democracy"
by Holt and 'Thoroughfare for
Freedom" will be presented by
Mrs. Everett Cummings.
Following the mission study, at
1890, the Women's guild will
meet Luncheon will be served by
Circle and the president, Mrs.
George Ferris. will conduct the
business meeting. Mrs. J. Arthur
Stevenson, program chairman, has
chosen Mrs. T. NJ. Brown to pre-
sent the story of two Christmas
hymns. Silent Night" and Joy
to the World" and Mrs. l.. o.
Reisinger TO give the story THE
Shepherd who Watched by Night"
by Theodore Nelson Page.
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Honored at Party

Following the rehearsal Friday
evening for the marriage this Sat-
urday evening of Miss Katherine
Elizabeth Clark, daughter of Mrs.
Fred A. Esnouf, TO Mr.. George
Frederick Fisher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Fisher. q rehearsal
party was given at the home of
the parents OF the prospective
bridegroom.
Attendants who were present
are Miss Mary Clark and Mrs.
Clarence Clark, sister and sister
in-lsw of the bride-elect. who are
10 be her maid and mstron OF
honor. respectively; Miss Marjorie
Clark. smother sister. and Miss
Elaine Knutsen. bridesmaids;
Miss Helen Ostberg and Miss Lii
Ian Swensrud. esndlelighters; lit
tie Shirley Esnouf. small sister of
the bride-to-be. who is 10 be the
flower girl: Mr.. Robert Bjorklund
Of Seattle. best man: Messrs. Jack
Fisher. brother of the prospective
bridegroom. Ira Alexander, Harold
Psulson. Jack Enright and Paul
Xavier. cousin OF Mr.. Fisher. the
ushers; and Warren Villaescusa,
small cousin of the bride-to-be,
who will be the ringbesrer. During
the evening the attendants were
presented with gifts.
Mrs. Fred Esnouf and Mrs.
Sksttebol Of Vancouver. B. C.
aunt % Mr.. Fisher. presided at
the late slipper table and Mrs.
George H. Fisher and Mrs. Kin
csid. also Of Vancouver, B. c.,
assisted.
White chryssnthemums. thanked
by tall white tspers, oentered the
table.
Ladies' Of the Home league.
Salvation Army corps. No .. will
have its annual pre-Christmss
auction of hsndiwork at S p. m.
Saturday at the hall at TIA So.
18th. A short musical program
will precede the event. Refresh
ments- Public invited.
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"Julefest"
December s.


"Julefest," the annual Dor
cas- society festival of First
Lutheran church. will be pre-
scented Friday evening. Dec. 5.
ut 5 o'clock in the church par
Tors. Miss Emmy Swanson.
president of the organization.
has announced.
Mrs. Theodore Kari. program
chairman. has planned an inter
esting evening full Of entertain
ment The hiehlight OF the pro-
gram will. h~ the one-sct play,
The Sire de Msltroits Door"
written by Robert Louis Steven
son and presented by Philburn
Friedman. director Of Tacoma
Theater Guild. The cast consists
Of Philburn Friedman. Virginia
shackelford. Lawrence airline, and
Robert Craig. The p. L. c. male
quartet, Harold Sloos, Gerhardt.
svare. Rudolph johnson. and
Julcen Matern. directed by
Cunnar J. Malmin. will present
4 group of Christmas numbers
with Rudolph johnson and Ger
hardt svare singing solos. one of
which win be an original by Mr.
Malmin. Group singing viii COM
plete the program.
One OF the many different fea-
lures Of the evening. AZ announced
by Miss Swanson. Is to be the APP
pearance Of the T o m tie gubba
Swedish elves) by Mesdames
Lenert ceder and Ralph Frank.
Miss Hilda Left and Mrs. Will
lam Barnes are in charge Of the
candy booth. Misses Eileen Linde-
man and Emma Anderson will
take care of the publicity. Mes
danes Allan Burke and Hedge An
derson and Misses Lillian Holtz.
Lillian Nelson. and Alice and
Myrtle Northstrom are planning
the refreshments, and Mrs. Gun
mar Anderson and Miss Mildred
Hedberg will plan and carry out
the decoration theme.
Tickets for the affair may be
purchased from any member or al
the door.
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Is
Impressive
Miss Dorothy Johnson. Mr..
Howard Post Wed

White chrysanthenuns and
palms provided the setting for
the late fall ceremony which
united in marriage Miss Dor
othy Carol Johnson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. |. job nsOn-
and Mr.. Howard G.. Post, son
of Mrs. Pearl Post and the late
Mr.. George Post. The we'd
ding took place at & o'clock
the evening of Dec. 8 IN Gen.
tral Lutheran church, the Rev.
?. B. Hoff reading the vows
Music for the ceremony incut-
ed "Ah Sweet Mystery Of Life
and Because" sung by Mrs,
Harold King Jesse Deity, &C
companied by Miss orpha MOser-,
For her marriage, the bride
wore an ivory taffeta bridal gown,
made with a full peplun and long
train. With it she wore q finger.
tip veil of ivory Illusion, fastened
with a band of stephanotis- At
her throat was pearl necklace,
q gift of the bridegroom
Attended by Sister
Mrs. o. P. McDougall, sister 81
the bride, was matron of honor
She was gowned in rust velvet
and her flowers were bronze
chrysanthemums. For ornament
she wore a gold cross, q gift OF
the bride.
Bride smaids were Miss Elsie
Hershberger and Mrs. Howard
Eaton, who We're gowned alike IN
olive green velvet. Their flowers
also We're bronze chrysan thenunas
and they. too. wore gold crosses,
gifts OF the bride.
Mrs. William H Post served his
brother as best man and another
brother, Mr.. Russell Post. along
with Messrs. Andrew Vargo, o. P
McDousall and Wilbur !. Snavely.
ushered
For her daughters marriage
and the reception which follow ed
in the church parlors, Mrs, John
son chose a Persian blue gown
with which she wore a corsage Of
TaliSman roses and gardenias-
The bridegroom mother wore an
Identical corsage with her wine
colored gown.
Reception Follows
White pompon chrysanth he NUNS
decorated the church parlors and
white candles in silver carld elabra
appointed the table which was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Floyd Nance
and Miss Ann Pursley. Assisting
were Mrs Wilbur /. Snavely, sis
ter Of the bride, who cut the cake,
Mrs. Albert Reihs, Mrs. Forrest
Hodges, Miss Florence Post, Miss
Gladys Mase, Mrs. Thomas Luosey,
Miss Marie Drummer. Mrs. Alfred
Seversen and Mrs. Cecil Cove1l.
For her wedding trip to San
Francisco. Mrs. Post selected
tailored suit in dragon blue. With
II she wore brown acce SORES and
a cofsa &c of Talismsn roses Mr..
and Mrs. Post are now at Foms
TO their friends at 81 Bros dvSsy-
Both the bride and Bridegroom
graduated from Lincoln high
school, the bride later attend Ing
the College Of Puget Sound vEhers
she was affiliated with Delta
Alpha Gamma sorority
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To Speak
Ats and Science Club 20
Hear CPS. Professor

Prof. Frank C. Williston Of
the College Of Puget Sound
will speak on The British
Empire and World Affairs
az the meeting Of the Arts
and Science club 10 be held at
l o'clock Wednesday at The
Noman's clubhouse. Mis-
Emory Laamon viii preside,
The program will also include =
piano solo by Miss Barbara Anne
Combs. and papers on five states
viii be given. Mrs. Arthur Good
mex viii tel Of Iowa; Ms +. W
/ HAYES. Illinois: Mrs. William Haw-
lev. Indiana. Mrs l. II. Love, YER
mont, and Mrs. John Lemon, Nsv
York.
Hossesses will be Mrs Ernest
Fe rogIis and Mrs. Hayes. Tea viii
Twill be served from a lace covered
table. decorst ted with everEreens,
Presiding will be Mrs. Carl Mes
snsr and Mrs. Richard BoscoUCh,
A board meeting will be held at
IL O'Clock,
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be the speaker. Also on the
program will be the exhibition
and sale of Christmas greens and
decorations, made by members.
Assisting Mrs. Garvin will be
Mrs. r. NJ. A. Williams, Mrs.
John Condor and Mrs. Robert
Halliday.
The following Monday after
noon Tawasi Guild will hold a
guest day luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Frederick D. Dean, 619
No. X ST. Mrs. Junia Todd Hal.
len will be the speaker.
Also on December 8. members
Of Guild 10 will meet for lunche.
on at the home OF Mrs. A..
Dwight Orr, Route s, Box $50,
Clover Park. Mrs. J. Arthur
Thompson will assist. Toys are
TO be prepared and wrapped for
the hospital.
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Hostesses for the occasion are:
Mrs. Cinda Klinkenberg. Mrs. c.
X. Hahn. Mrs. ]. +. Steele, Mrs.
J. B. Fox. Mrs. NJ. L. Sanders.
Mrs. f. c. Richards, Mrs. Ethel
Cotter, Mrs. G. A. Misener, Mrs.
Ernest Walker. Mrs. Gardner
Reynolds, Mrs. ]. p. Fullager.
Miss Josephine Lamers. Mrs. Win
termute, Mrs. w. w. Wainwright.
Mrs. Elmer Christianson, Mrs.
Barnhart, Mrs. Walker. Mrs.
Wakefield, Mrs. A. Colby. Mrs. G.
M. Ford. Mrs. Maude Hamilton.
Mrs. NJ. A. Legg, Mrs. Samuel
Wier, Mrs. w. l.. Tucker.
Mrs. John Alsip. Mrs. Carrie
Mclean. Mrs. f. S. Moore. Mrs.
]. A. Cowan, Mrs. 4. b. Brown,
Mrs. Frank Walter, Mrs. Bryan
Logan, Mrs. A. Z. Hills, Mrs.
J. ID. Mcconnell. Mrs. c. G.
Trimble. Mrs. II. r. Goold. Mrs.
+. f. Hetrick, Mrs. r. Johnson.
Mrs. H. ID. Maxwell. Mrs. f. S.
Watts. Mrs. Clifford Horr, Mrs.
Blanche Manning, Mrs. Leonard
Brown. Mrs. Chalmers Morrow,
Mrs. Clayton Peele. Mrs. Ed
ward Jcklin, Mrs. Myron Nc
Whitney. Mrs. w. +. Mottle,
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Guilds Begin Preparations
For Orthopedic Christmas
Annual Penny Drive Of Dr.. Rich Guild Closes Dec. l.
Other Groups Schedule Meetings This Week and Nes

With Christmas plans in mind several of the Orthopedc
guilds of Tacoma will hold their December uncheons Mon
day afternoon of this week Planned too several the
following Monday.
In cooperation with the Orthopedc association all guilds
will gather chdrens Christmas gifts to be distributed to
crippled children
Particularly interesting on Monday will be the report at
the meeting of the Dr. Edward Rich guild of the annual
Pennies for Happiness campaign which closes Dec. l.
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Delta Rho Gamma pIans
Skatinq Party

Delta Rho Gamma sorority OF
Pacific Lutheran college Is ,pon-
soring an ice skating party Sat-
urday evening a. TIE Lakewood
Ice Arena. from 10:l5 until 1870
o'clock Transportation vii b
furnished from the Tacoma sad
I'm where students Will be gather
ed FOR the Pseific.Luttae ran-col-
lsge o. Pacific CANT
General chairman for the oc-
casion IS Miss Nancy Glenn OF
Tacoma. popular college sopno-
more.
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Pioneer Daughters Meet
Al Fort NisouelIy

The Daughters OF Pioneers Of
the state OF Washington will hold
their regular meeting Thursday.
Dec. 4. at Fort Nisqually. a 1890
luncheon will be served, and
Christmas gifts viii be exchanged.
The hostesses are. Mrs. ?. Gloyo.
Mrs. G. Berkie and Mrs. J. A.
Brewitt-
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Junior Hostess Meeting
Set for Mond ay Evening

Junior Hostesses will meet at
100 Monday evening IN the audi
forum of the Salvation Army,
1o7 So 18th. This wall be an i'm
portant meeting for the purpOs.
Of electing officers snd Deciding
on future policies OF the group-
Miss Katheryn Evan, temporary
chairman Will preside. Every carl
registered as Junior Hostess "
invited 10 attend.
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Quota Club TO Hear
u. s. Q. Speaker

Quota Club international will
hold their regular dinner Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock in the
Washington Hotel dining ROOM
Speaker of the evening will be J.
Carter of the u. s. o.
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Methodist Women's Society
To Have Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. CLARK TO Be Presented in Talk on Christmas
Decorations tuesday in Fireplace Room Of Church

Womans Society of Christian Service of the First Meth
odis church will entertain at dessert luncheon Tuesday
at IL 80 in the large fireplace of the church.
As speaker, Mrs. Stewart Clark actively associated with
the League of Garden clubs of Tacoma and Pierce county
will speak Christmas decorations particularly those made
of beautiful greens obtainabe now.
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Holiday Party for
Mofhers' Club

One Of the early holiday affairs
will be the party for the members
and invited guests Of Cedar
Mothers club. Monday evening al
8 o'clock. DR. Ida Frederick.
mother advisor Of Cedar Rainbow
assembly. viii be hostess to the
club In her home AZ 500 South
3sth St Assisting will be Mrs.
o. c. Haugisnd and Mrs L T.
Anderson
Each guest Is requested 10 bring
. small gift for exchange with
another guest Decorations and
entertainment viii follow the
Christmas motif.
Further information may be had
by calling Mrs- Haugland At
Garland 1856.
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Early Rites
In Sumner
Miss lmhoff WEEDS Ia
conan Saturday at 2

Pretty st. Andrews church
IN Sumner was the setting at
9 o'clock Saturday morning
for the marriage of Miss Lena
Imhof. daughter of Mr.. Mar
tin Imhof of Buckley, to Mr..
. Antoine F. Jelusich, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Domenic Jelu-
sich of Tacoma. The VOWS
were exchanged before the
Rev. Rosol in a setting OF
palms and white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Before the ceremony Miss Anne
and Miss Agness Moser, Miss
Marie Bauer, and Miss Mary
Nauer sang several Numbers In
GLIDING Ave Maria and Panis
Angelcus.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride made a striking picture
IN her gown Of traditional white
satin with tight fitting waist line
inset with lace matching that of
the shoulders. She wore 4 long
tuIle veil with q tiara Of seed
pearls. On her prayer book were
orchids. lilies of the valley and
stephanotis. She wore the pearl
necklace given her by the bride
groom.
The brides twin sister. Mrs.
c. w. Query wore a pink net
dress made on old fashioned lines
with a fitted bodice OF taffcta and
applique. She carried q colonial
bouquet and wore a gold cross.
Mr.. Larry Maloney WAS Mr.
Jelusich's best man.
A wedding dinner for the i'm
mediate families and relatives was
held later in the day. A massive
wedding cake centered the table
on which were many autumn
flowers.
The bride Travelled In a three
piece fur trimmed suit with .
corsage Of gardenias- The newt,
weds have gone to Southern Cali
fornia on their wedding trip and
win be at home in the Brosdmoof
when they return. after Dec. Is.
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Mrs. Celia DEWITT, Mfs. L II.
Isaacs.
The luncheon is open to the
public. Reservations can be
made by calling the church Of
flee, Main 3710.
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Photographs by Turner Richards Studio
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-08-07
GARRETT BAPTIST FIELD
William 3 Orndnrf Pastor

Mountain Lake Park. Sunday school,
1000 A. NJ, led by the Superinten-
mon by the pastor, HOO A. M.
Ferndale, Route PIG. Sunday school,
1000 A. NJ, lede by the Superinten-
dent, Harry McRobie.
Deep Creek Lake. Sunday school at
1000 A. M. Divine worship and SER
mon by Rev. Paul F. Burke, at 11:00
A. M. and also at 7:45 P. M.
The sixth evangelistic meeting and
Baptist rally will open tomorrow ev-
ening, August 8th, at 7:45 O'Clock with
the Rev. Paul F. Burke, of Greensboro,
Maryland, as the preacher. Services
will be held every evening, beginning
at tbs with the children's meeting,
which will be led by Mrs. Lola B. Orn-
dortf, and the worship service follow
ing Immediately after. An all-day
meeting will be held on August 18th,
with many of our Western District
and State leaders as speakers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-08-07
MRS. WILLIAM P. BAKER

Mrs. Myrtle Patton Baker, Sc, wife
of William P. Baker, we'll known
resident of the Grantsville commun-
ity, died at her home Tuesday after
noon, August 5, at 80 o'clock, after
a brief illness. Mrs. Baker suffered a
stroke Sunday from which she failed
to regain consciousness.
Born near Grantsville, she was a
daughter of Henry and Mollie Pat
ton, natives of that section.
Surviving are her husband, four
children, Mrs. Raymond Smith,
WEIGH, w. Va; Roy Baker, Mason
town, Pa; Fern and Helen Baker, at
home; also three sisters, Mrs. Morgan
Scott and Mrs. Puma Sheets, Hop
wood, Pa; and Mrs. Ruth burst, near
Grantsville; three brothers, Richard
Patton, New York; Roy C. Patton and
Norman Patton, Grantsville; and
four grandchildren.
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job of keeping down prices, which are
rapidly getting out of control he
would find more than enough to do.
##*
That is typical of the comment
heard in defense circles, following the
Henderson action. On the other hand,
the New Deal friends of Mr.. Hender-
son, and the Administration press
agents, who are partial to him, loudly
applaud Icons boldness." Conceding
that it was bold, the question then
arises as to why Leon" does not eX-
hibit little of his holiness in the
particular field of price control to
which he is assigned. In private, Mr.
Henderson agrees-as everyone must
who can reason at all-that effective
price control is not possible unless
there is likewise wage control; that a
ceiling over the first without cell
ing over the second does not make
sense. But while, as is proper, he is
seeking legislation to give him power
to enforce the price ceiling, he is ex-
tremely avasive on the subject of
wages. On that question his boldness
evaporates and he displays a timidity
which is in tune with the whole Adj
whenever it has seemed
likely it might have to oppose profess
sional labor leaders.