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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27
NaZiS Advance

LONDON, Avg. a. R) "A
Vichy broadcas said today that
a new Nazi break through north
west Of Stalingrad 'ad advanced
the Germans to a point about 81
miles from the imperilled Rus
sian city.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27
SOfthall Game
is Cancelled

Tonight's inter-league soltbo
playoff game between Huhafeo
& Schott and bar 90 be- boeQ'
cancelled, IL was announced eoSjy
this afternoon.
An inspection Of the 8. l1nkyea|
and Covered Waeoo 4oGDo1
revealed that beth ~ n110 \,
infields. dotted WITH 1nsUo -
of water. .ts. 3:
Second game q H. -
be played. insten6s 49,
with the third cla1A -
clash h dictated " =
victory - bo1uG ooo(
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27

YO (from Japanese
brOadcasts), Aug. II - R -
Japan has To-. one destroyer
and several small aircraft car
riers damaged in the renewed
battle of the Solomon Islands,
Imperial headquarters an
nOunced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27

Nominate . law snioscemsnt -.
ficer. II years experience. /.
SCOTT BURKE for Rep. Sheriff.
ADV.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27

Meanwhile, Streuer was held
in the county Jail.
URGED EVASION
Bugas explained that Streuer
himself had registered for the
draft. He is accused, however,
according to the FBI chief, with
urging others to give evasive
answers on selective service
missionaries and to give in
accurate information when reg
istering as aliens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27

Law Making Requires Law
Training - ELECT GEORGE
FRANCIS-State Representative
Adv.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27
japanese Pay
Heavy Price
But Land Men
Tokyo Admits Loss
Of Destroyer and
Domo9e to Corriers
Bv JOHN H. WIGGINS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27-R)
The furiously spreading bat
tie of the southwest Pacific
rolled closer to the Australian
mainland today japanese in
vaders paid heavily with ships,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27

:e ::'' IS: g
yssss N saSSse
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-27

Importiol Coverose
of All LoeoI News
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

2esenoe ansibt. Die seididtlide
5oridumg bat bisber oen 9sadlueis
erbradt, oa6 bereits int 8. Sabrbun-
oert bas Gbriitenhm in 9rier be,
ltano. Die 0lteiten Spuren Oes Gbri,
ltentltms i'm trieriiheu 2anOe finoen
id III oer ltntsebuna ser altebrwiir+
oisen st. Wottbias Stride in Srier,
luoielbIt l,nterirbiide @rabfommern
auf 6em &irbbofe mo sic ringsum
aufsef,,noenen SteiniGrae nit hriItr
liden SSlldriften erfennen laiien, oab
oaIelbit idon sur ga0mer5eit ein oltsr
seoebntes driltlides @rGberfelo lpar.
Die &irden an 8bein batteu nab
reno ser lesten gbriltenuer folgungen
iider audi ibre Wartprer. sSie lie
aber eebeiBen ~baben nnb ipie oiele
ibrer iuaren ldBt li6 falm mebr be-
ltinmen. Die 2egenoe nennt nus
5iuei aroBere MGrtprersruppen: sic
G6O0 WtGrtprer ser tbebdilhen 2egion
in ser Sd)luei5 unb am Wtittelrbeill
'lnlo Oie 'Martprererl1ppe ser fl. ltr=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
Sebeu

W0nbe) ein gemeinlaues Sebeu
iiibrten.
8dbren6 ser prisciuionilNen 8ir-
ren. iaB alf oem 9ildohtubl BON
Srier 8iidof Selir. Otit ibm enoet
lnlere 9euntnis iiber sic firhlidDeu
Nerbdltniiie in Srieo iudbreno oerR0-
,ner5eit. sSie in Srier, 10 ergebt es
uns ald in 0en ii6rigen StGoteu oer
Hbeinlanoe. &al'm SOB ser cine ooer
anoere 9iihoisuame iiberlieicrt luor-
Sen lit.
sSn 20lu piro OILS erIter 9ildof
Maternus genannt, welher sur 3eit
&onitnutins sort iuirfte. Scin Nad-
Iolaer @upbrotes geriet in sen Ser.
oodt arioniIher &eserci ,,no ,puroe
am 10. Wtoi 3i6 Hurh Sic &irhett-
|'perIanullma SIT GDln - sic erIte auf
beutlhem Spocn abaelcbt,A &0ln
mar cine d,riltlid,e Stobt, oils ote
Slnnen fulnen 1mo lie luie ouoere
StGbte Sem Grbbooen eleidmahten.
s(uh Moin5 mar ,uu sic Witte oes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

go miro beiipielsmeiIe cine Ser
fea, lpeide ein Siere obne 9erfaufsz
liSens al,f beH Narft brinet, nit 1000
Dolor beitraft. 8er einen @aul pot,
eiHent Stanbe losn.odt, ,,m feiu ei
genes Gefabrt sort uatersubrinselt
>1,t,tk $i00 sofiir befappen. AAd Sarf
,,ienlanb obue grlaatb,lis bes 8efisers
ext Yferb amberbalb bes 6 gpus,tps ret.
ten ODER fahfeH nno ht r.andea Sal
len al,A niAt il,aerbalb bes go,Htps.
$25 foftet es Dem 5repler, oer, iid
geftattet, ieiu @oblein aui bem
8efittum ftebeu sn lalien, mo ein
pferoe6ieb fann iosdr> Is Sabre lang
ius 3udtbaus aeiaidt Ipereen. aebn
lid idlpere 8eitrafuneeu beeroben
bic, tpelhe cine aofinante idlaaen,
miSbaaoeln, nit eiHern 8rensseid,en
berieben, 5dttel 5eritoren o6er gar
Wa9enraoer lnai.ieu.
go nabm man iid friiber oer 60
len pferoei al, nno es lit mosiid, bah
man iie in unierem inooernen 3eiten
balo aud nit Si5en5- uu6 SsSnipet
tionssetteln berIorst.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

Julia uno ibrer II 900 Sunsirauen in
a6ln. 9ie anfdnge Oes @briitentuns
reidem oemna6 in ben MbeinlanOen
Iotuie AT ser Donau fher it oie leste
3eit ser 9briitenoeriolsunsen, tell
lueiie ein ssabrbunoert lueiter 5uriid.
!Sier ,uie sort sab es III Sen srobe=
rem 5tGbteu iiberoa @briiteu mo
gbriitengemeinbeu nit 8iIbofen. 81
aentlid, driftlid, iu,IrOeu aud, Die
&beinlanbe crit felt Ser Mesier,Ma
bes eriten driitiiAen 4eiIers aaM-
fantin. -:
Sssn Sen 8beiulanoen muBten nod
5iuei ltmitdnbe in beIsnoerer Beiie
;ur 8erbreit,ma oes @briiteutua,s BEL
tragen: ser Sftere lno sugleih long
bauerube Aufentbalt Ses 1aiiers
aonitantin HID oes eroBen 3irden
fiiriten Atbanaiius 1T 9rier. 3tuci
Sabre nuo bier Moaate ipeiite ser
fl. MtboHaiins in 9rier. 8dbreno
hieIer 3eit nabm ser fatboliihe
@lau6e Sen erfreulihlten MufGsu,na.
3el,ae eeiien lit sic @infiibrlns oes
WSn6tums in Sen Rbeinlanben. Ssln
Sabre 1856 fanoen einige 1reunoe oes
bl. Aaaultiniis lit Sen @arten pe:
ser 5taot srier ein 5anslein, il. loet-
den, einise ,,anedte @ottes" g.. +.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

ter ais, III SEN ,0unauldnoern Git,
gang fane, 10 feblt es ,ns bod bier
iaIt nod mebr ais BORT an .iideren
Nadridten iiber bie erIten @laubens>
boten. -.-..
&as ser srobe 8iidof ben 2pon,
ser bl. SrenGus (t77-2O2) be-
5eust, oas es su ieiner 3eit aud IN
De,ttldiano ihon ebriltlid,e 9ird}en
aesebeu babe, mltB jeoenfalis s,,nadlt
aaf Sic 8beinlanoe besoseu ioeroen,
ipelde ibm am nGdlten laseu. So
aber bieie briitliben 3irhen beitou
Sen baben, berid,tet Srenaus nidt
ssseoenfalls iueroen Sic bebeutenoiten
5tdote, uie WoiuS, qof,L 9rier BIZ
id0flihe airden sebabt hobeu.
Ser bat in sen StGbten am 3beiu
5lterit oas gpanaeli,m --seprebist?
Nad einer alten Sesenoe iaaote be-
reits Ser FL. Betrus @loubensboten
in sic bortise @eaenb: ben 9iihoi
gudarilts, ben Diafon Yalerius uno
SEN Subbiafon Maternus. Der mab-
re 5adoerbalt, ser bieier Ourb ipa
tere 3utaten l,no Gi6tiingen eripei=
terten 9eaenbe sllgrnnbe liest, 1T
luobl Ser, baB sic Seiliseu @udarius
nmo 8alerins ipirflid Die eriten @i=
id,ofe bon 9rier iuare,, nur babels
lie nebl etiuas ipdter gefe6t, ais Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

4. Sobrbunoerts driltlidl iuie eiu
.Sorfaa aus oem Sabre 36S benefit.
Ser Alemannenfiirit Hanoo, ipelher
III ienem Sabre sic Staot iiberfie(,
beniiste Oa5u eia d,riitlidles sseit. oas
ilt Der Staht sefeiert lv,troe. Adb-
reno alles in ser Stride luar luS ME-
ntano on cine Berteioisuns ser Staot
oadte, nobm Ranoo bic Stobt uno
nodte srobe @eute. Main5 ,u,Bte
aiio groktenteils hriltiih Iein, Ionlt
iuarcn Sic Maiuser niht ole bei,n
@ottesbie'nt aelpelen, ois ser 0eiuo
Sic Stabt ii6erfiel.
Sir Sic iibrieen St1ote, 8orlns,
Speper, StraBburg. miro n,s aus
ser erIten 3eit Ses @briitentl,n,s nod
tueniger iiberliefert. Nber eiu an-
oeres bodit pidtiges @rei9nis fGlt ia
oieIe @esemoe,, nGmlih Sic 8efeb-
rig eines sanseu beatt'den Stdnt-
MES, Der 8ursunoer, mn 43O.
(Sortiesnns folaD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
Sic 8cfebruns ber Deuti6em 0dnber
gum Gbritentnm

golferlpaneerung ii6er oie isnae
driitlide Saat oieier Sanoer bia5llz
brai,len uno Ben idboniten 9eil Der
lelben Su pernibten.
Die Anfanse bes Gbriftentams III Ben
&beialanbca
als Sic erIten @laubetsboten ser
S6peiS iperoen sic FL. Ndrmer 8e>
atlts lno 2ucil1s. perebrt. Sbre 2e=
observation-disclosures iino Ourh ipatere
3uldse 10 entiteat iuoroen, oaB es
iaIt ,tnm6slid lit, Elm iideres llrteil
irber sic @irfiamfeit ser beioen gu
fallen. Die @eidid)te Ser Sdnoer ant
9oeenlce in beu eriten SSsabrbunoer.
ten lit iebr bllnfel. 8enn audi bier
oos Gbriltertlm nit 9iiidiidt allf oen
rcgen Scrfcbr nit Stolien falm ipd=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
(Sortiesuns)

NSurllesuH9)
Stir 9irol miro SG6en als 8ilhoi,
fig genannt, wobl bas Gltelte 8ist,um
oes 2anees. slls GlteIten 9iIdof
nennt oie 2esenoe einen bl. gailian
Cider lit als 9ildof bon SGben ST.
genuin be5euet, beiien 3eit iid aber
nidt beItin,nen laBt.. gu anfans oes
5. SSsabrltnoerts Ieitete @iihoi Git
Fan bie Di0SeIe. SSsn Ser Romerltaot
agluntl,m (nabe beim beutigen 2in5)
fato mau Sic fSitnoalnente elmer Drift
1iden Stride. 9os lit alles, tuos mir
aus ser erIten driltl6en 3eit iiber
9irol ipiIieu, oblpcbl es n6glider
tueiie oltd nod o1oere 9iihofitiible
CAB. gtitr ein @lollbensprebiger 81:
rolls ltno ser benob6orten 21noer lit
atns nod befonnt, nGmlih ser bl.
@alehtil1. gtoh ser 2ebensbeIhrcir
btna oes III. Scperin mar ct slbt uuo
8iIhof bcioer MGtien 5. +. bon 81
rot Gorurlbern Sitldtpei5, Sh,pu.
ben uno slltbapern. llebcr fem Sc
ben nno sSirfeu fins sic @eridte lcbr
1langelbaIt. Gr iuirfte etpo bon 435
Biz 475 ols @anScrbilNof. Seine
lebte 9fubeltitte fono CT su Mois IN
Siiotirol. 76S muree ser 2eib oes
III. Golentin nad Eoildu iiberfiibrt
1rtb i'm Stepbonsbpmc boIelblt beige.
feet.
9iiidldallcnb ntiiIlen mir iageu:
0as 9hnfel, has in Sen criten SSSobr=
hltnberten fiber Ser @cihidte bcs
GbriItentltntS in Sen 9onalt= lt1o Sll-
pcnldnoern 1iegt, miro eigentlidb nlr
Stpeilunl pprii6crgebelb crbellt. 0o5
etIternal I'M 6cllerithein Ser 8ebfar
feIn, ipelhe Ser gbriItenperfolger 81
ofIetinn ent5iiloete. 9tlr ein5elne bl.
MartpreraeItnlten treten berpor mo
gebelt einige aunbe bon bcm oonali.
gen 3llItolloe ser driitliten aird)e
oltf belttihcn 8obcn. 8amt ent5ieht
fih bie @cihid)tc bes GbriItentmns
oberlnals ,mIeren gliden bis nah
anaertbolb Sabrhunoerten Sic 9id)t.
aeitalt bes III. Scncrin burd oicic
@edenoen id,reitet lllb sic gausen
Donan= nno Nlpenldnber als Drift
Iid erIheinen IGRt. gs pdre boffe
t,unaspollcSaat seipelen. aber. Sepe.
rims @rideinen slid, Dem 1idten Mor-
eenrot, eos eem naben Stllrm eor~
angebt. ssinitere @ettertpolfen sogen
fid sa'anmen, nm int Sturm Ser
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uWir fd,eint oein Nnsug lit auf
oieIer Seite redt obeennst! Du Ioa-
teit ibn nad) ser anoeren Seite uet,-
oen lailen.''
~: ~Sssa, alal,bit au oeuM 1ueiu au5us
6at 0rei Seiteu2"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Judith Ann Gates Fe1ed
On Birthday

Honoring her daughter. Judith
Ann. on her third birthday. Mrs.
Neil Gates entertained q group of
children and their mothers last
Monday afternoon.
The young guests were Allen
Gonyeau. Lee Gonyeau, Susan
Strom. Diekie From, Verna Mae
Munro, Carol Lee Fraisheim. Jim
my Frsisheim, and Linda Gates,
younger sister of the honor guest.
Mothers present were Mesdames
Norman Strom. Vernon From. Jack
Munro, Bill Frssheim. Lyle Con-
yeau. and Mrs. Louise Schumacher.
the little girls grandmother. and
her aunt. Mrs. Edward Rogers.
On Sunday. Mrs. Clara Gates,
Judith AIMS psternsl grandmoth-
er. entertained AT a birthday dinner
In her honor and for her uncle. Mr..
Ted Gates. Present were Misses
Myrtle Stanley. Dorothy Bowers.
Helen Rouse. Mr.. Carl Gates. Mr..
and Mrs. Neil Gates, and Judy and
Linda Gates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Bridge Glasses CONTINUE
Az Y.W.C.A. Each FRIDAY

Another of the series of junior
bridge tournament classes will be
conducted at the Y. w. c. A. FRI
day afternoon at / O'Clock under
the direction of Mrs. A. J. Swindle.
High place winners were Mes
DANES F. M. Mclean. D. e. Butts,
A. T. Powell. C. z. Fowler, p. l.
Munsell. Anthony Arntson.
Phil Sheridan Rebel Corps will
meet Friday IN the srmory for
1880 luncheon. The meeting al
1880 will include a card party re-
port.
Mckenna PIT. A. will meet
Friday evening at S o'clock in the
school. Installation of officers
will DO followed by a social hour
and refreshments.
Roy PIT. A. will sponsor their
annual festival Friday evening
from until 10 o'clock. Mrs. Leon
ard Heggblom s general chair
man. Entertainment will include
a patriotic skit by all grades. The
new Girl Scout troop viii sell
candy and popcorn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
YOUNG Women's GuiId
To Meet Friday

The Young Married Women's
guild of Independent Bible church
will meet at the church Friday
noon for luncheon. Hoetesses will
be Mesdames John B, Youngs.
Wesley Crawford and J. r. Refs.
Mrs. Kenneth Janeck will give
the Bible lesson and Mrs. Arnold
johnson viii be in charge OF the
missionary Lesson. Vocal numbers
win be presented by Mrs. Clyde
Frohmader. Mrs. Smith Snyder
win preside. The nursery win be
open for the children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Miss Bailey WEEDS
Iscomsn Nav 7

The marriage Of Mi0 Con-
stance Bailey. daughter Of Mrs.
ALVIN y. Bailey Of Seattle. tn Mr..
Herbert Hopkins Davis. son Of
Mr.. and MIRA David ]. Davis Of
Tacoma. was solemnized IN the
Church of the Epiphany. Seattle.
May 7.
Wearing q beige suit with white
and British tan accessories and
a corssre Of orchids. the bride
was attended by Miss winifred
Isham. Ensign Fred C. Clarke.
IT.. was best man.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are
University Of Washington grad
yates, the bridegroom Of the law
school. He In q member OF Psi
Epsilon fraternity and his bride
q member Of Pi lambda Theta
and ri Sigma Alpha.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Tacoma OES
To Entertain
Other Officers 70 Be reied
In Friendship Garden"

In Garden of Friend
ship" Tacoma chapter. Order
Of the Eastern Star. will en-
terrain other Eastern Star
friends a. their meeting on
Friday evening. This meet
ing will be held in the Gothic
Hall of the Masonic Temple.
White picket fences and a
profusion of MAY flowers will
add atmosphere TO this happy
occasion. as will the little
favors that will be presented
to all guests later in the eve
ming.
Mrs. Edwin p. Kenrick. worthy
matron. and Mr.. William B. Mich
oil. worthy patron. have asked all
members of the chapter to invite
friends from other chapters. OFF,
Gers Of the chapter will have as
their special guests those who
hold corresponding offices IN other
chapters. These include Mrs. w.
r. Kirkham. Vida chapter; Stuart
Bryan. Corinthisn chapter: Mrs.
Charles johnson. Cedar chapter:
Roy Craig. Vida chapter: Mrs. J.
n. Lea. Warren chapter; Mrs. Ray
Smith. Warren chapter; Mrs. John
Craig. Fern chapter. Mrs. Virgil
Dudley. Guiding Star chapter: Mrs
Charles Morton, Corinthisn chap
ter. Miss Betty Grass. Lewis chap
ter; Mrs. Erms Cory. Vida chap.
ter; Mrs. Bert Magnuson. White
Clover chapter; Mrs. A. V. Youk
Ivy chapter: Mrs. c. A. Winblake
Fern chapter: Mrs. !. A. Sovereign
Puyallup chapter; Mrs. L. C. Bey.
er, Amity chapter; Mrs. Clifford
Otto. Cedar chapter; Mr.. Arthur
Hart. Ivy chapter; Mrs. Henry
johnson, Acacia chapter. and Mrs
Orville Dawson. Acacia chapter.
The garden" theme will be car.
ried out in minute detail in botf
the lodge room and the banquet
hall. This work 10 under the su.
pervision of the decorating com.
mittee, Mesdames II. II. Sutton
John Wessberg and John II. Davis
and the dining room committee
Mesdames c. G. Francis, P. C
Black, Jess Dee White, z. w
Lorey and Hilda Martin.
Later In the evening refresh
ments will be served under the
direction Of Mesdames Christian
Foss. Nicholas vitos. Emery Bous-
quet, Anna Liljebeck, Josephine
Cedar and Caroline Thompson.
Ways and Means Club of olym-
pic Rebekah Lodge Will meet Fri
day at noon for potluck luncheon
at the home of Mrs. A. J. Hanlein.
1914 No. 3. Mrs. /. s. Bronson
will preside over the business
meeting.
| Sunray circle. National Spirit
ualist church. sos Fawcett ave.
will have a public luncheon in the
church at 1880 o'clock Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Woman S Club Plans
CLOSING Sessions

Members Of the Tacoma Won
ans club will meet Friday at the
Broadway club house for the last
ID the sessions Of three depart
ments for this season.
AT 10 o'closk Better English and
its practical application through
informal talks will meet with Mrs
r. C. Anderson. chairman of the
department of education
At 12:+5, Mrs. X. X. Myhre viii
introduce Mrs Birdola German,
who will review When Was a
Girl by Helen Ferris.
Mrs Earl Willard. chairman of
the garden department, will have
an interesting session, Flower Ar
ranging for the Amateur" by an
amateur, at 2 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Couple Married Quietly
A. C.ook Aoma

Miss Gail Jeanette Lichten-
walter Of East Sparta, Ohio. and
Mr.. Robert Reynolds Of Fort
Lewis. formerly of Ohio. were
wed quietly at o'clock Wednes-
day evening in ths home of the
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Cook. 2s24
No. Lawrence. They were at
tended by Mrs. Cook and Mr.. Ed
ward I. Mitchell.
oeatrni Avenue PIT. A. will
sponsor 4 movie and variety show
Friday evening ct tbs school.
Special entertainment 10 planned.
The affair viii open at 9 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Showers Are
April Bride Complimentec
Al Post Nuptisl Parties

Since her marriage May II,
Mrs. John c. Hickey diva
Lindeman) has been honor
guest at a number of parties
and showers. Most recent
was the miscellaneous shower
for which Miss Esther Olson
was hostess Monday evening
at the family home. Games
were played and a late supper
was served, yellow iris, bridal
wreath and yellow candles
forming the centerpiece.
Guests included Mesdames J.
Olson. w. II. Lindeman. l. z.
Davis, ]. Hadlund. c. r. Purnell
and Misses Florence Olson. Helen
Truedson. Esther and Katherine
Olson. Eileen and Margaret Linde-
man and the honored guest.
Two Feted ut Luncheon
Girls Of the WeyerhAeuser orga-
nization, headed by Mrs. Lucille
Sugg and Miss Hilda Calf. enter
tanned May 2 at 1880 o'clock
luncheon. The party honored
both Mrs. Hickey and Mrs. Harold
r. Sherry Grace Nysether) and
was given in the parish house Of
the Church of the Holy Com
munion.
Miscellaneous shower gifts were
presented the honor guests during
the afternoon. Tables were deco
rated with lavender hlAcs and
tulips and yellow and Lavender
candles.
Guests were Astrid Johnson.
Jeanne Vollendroff. Vera Parsons,
Imogens Baker, Mary Ellen Tay-
Tor. Helen Harris, Mary Bass,
Pearl Blsksley. Irene Galloway,
Bernice Wick. Helen Jensen. Lila
belle Jones. Eleanor Void, Helen
Alden. Avis Thornhill. Cora Mat
thews, Kay kloeppel, Manga va
dusky. Oral Lake. Mary Kennedy,
Sydney Pierce. Wilma Feddersen.
Anita Ball, Henrietta Taylor.
Laura Clark. Dorothy Wolff.
Lucille Sugg. Margaret and Helen
Fisher. Enid Croker. Hilds Calf,
and the two honored guests.
Mrs. Coombe Entertsins
Mrs. John w Coombs also en-
tertsined recently at her home on
North Steele at. for Mrs Hickey.
Her party was q surprise personal
shower and the evening WAS
spent playing games
Invited were Mesdames n W.
Dormsn. A. f. Copp, X. H Hol-
comb. J. W. Coombs. and Misses
Myrtle Dahl. Elaine Smith. Ber-
nice Jacobson. Esther Olson,
Evelyn Lambert, Eileen and Mar
gsret Lindemsn. Kay Farnun and
the honored guest.
Another recent hostess for Mrs
Hickey was Mrs. Robert f. Esber
(Betu Collier who entertained al
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. T. Collier.
The occasion Was a miscel-
laneous shower. Spring flowers
and candelsora formed the center
piece for the late supper table.
Guests included Mesdsmes ".
II. Lindeman. L. T. Collier. A. Z.
Copp. J. W. CoombS, r. F. Hsber,
Il. W. Dormsn. X. Il. Holeomb and
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Announce
Recent Rites

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Robinson. els No. Prospect,
announce the marriage Sstur-
day evening of their daugh-
ter. Miss Muriel Eleanor Rob
inson. to Mr.. James Ray
Kennedy. also of this city.
The ceremony was per-
formed quietly at the family
home by the Rev. z. r. Perry
of Epworth Methodist church.
Dogwood blossoms and white
lilac were used with red tulips TO
deoorst. the home for the cere-
mony. The bride wore = simple
dark blue going-awsy outfit with
matching accessories and top coat.
Her flowers were pink rose buds
and gsrdenias.
Mrs. Lawrence Dooley attended
the bride and wore a corssge Of
gsrdenias and roses with her pale
grey ensemble Mr.. William
Doherty was best man.
The two mothers poured At the
reception which followed. Mrs.
Robinson wore a dark blue en-
semble and the bridegroom s
mother WAS in old rose. Pink
rhododendrons were used on the
table with matching tapers sur
rounding the brides cake.
Mrs. o. c. Fletcher was in
charge of the guest book and also
assisted with the brides cake.
Both the bride and her husband
are Stadium graduates They are
/ at home in Tacoma.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Receive CONCENTRATIONS

Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Davis
(Bernios Wilhsms) are proud
parent. Of a son. Steven George,
born at st. Joseph's hospital. May
S. Grandparents of this first son
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Williams Of
Tacoma and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Davis of Boise, Idaho.
Loyal Workers Club. Emma +.
Shaw Rebekah lodge, will meet
Friday for noon potluck luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. n. r. Scinto,
1910 No. IL. Mrs. %. II. Mclean
will preside over the business
meeting which viii be followed by
sewing.
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Andersons fsfsd ~
House WARMING Party

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Anderson
were entertained recently at .
house warming In their new home.
A gift was presented at the end
Of the evening.
Guests included Messrs. and
Mesdames Harry d. Huntley.
Michael LaveIle. Jack Pangborn.
Dewey Bush. Morris d. Myers.
Clifford Barnes. G. A. simms,
Frank severson. Jacob Sandal.
Paul Adams. David Black. Ray
Phillips. Arthur Lilly, Mrs. Jerry
Encchs. Mira. Fay Erickson. Miss
Lillian Mander. Mr.. Ray Turner
aand Mr.. Daniel Mckay.
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Mrs. Comfort
Is President
New Officers Named by
BsBsrmins Mothers

At Philomathea clubs an
nual election of officers Tues
day afternoon at the school
Mrs. A. B. Comfort was
named president for the COM
ing year. The meeting had a
Mothers Day theme with
r. o. T. c. students giving q
military review.
Serving with Mrs. Comfort will
Be Mrs. A. G. Conner. first vice
president: Mrs. l. l. Bissell.
second vice president: Mrs. W. A.
Richmond. recording secretary:
Mrs. c. n. Schiller. financial sec
Rotary: Mrs Gerald Patten. cor
responding secretary. and Mrs.
J. G. Hinckley. treasurer.
There was . record attendance
for the day. members arriving In
time for . o'clock mass NJ the
chapel Of the school with break
fast following.
MrA Leo J. Rassell presided and
presented the speaker, the Rev.
Augustine J. Ferretti. 8. J.
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Fern Auxiliary Plans
BRIDGE Luncheon

Bridge and 500 will be played
and fsvors awarded at the lunch
con meeting Of Fern auxiliary at
1870 o'clock Friday in the Masonic
temple. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Chris Fredeicksen. Mrs. r. l..
Mason, Mrs. Hattie johnson and
Mrs. Christine Mclaughlin.