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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
Youth Fears No Subs
Detroit Sailor, II, Says There's Too Much Doing
to Get Scared; Ships Crew Sank U-Boat

Seventeen-year-old James Cope
land. seaman first class. IS back IN
New York today and ready once
again 90 take his place on the gun
crew of the S. S. Bayau Chico
after a l5-day leave
Copeland arrived in Detroit yes
terday 10 visit his father Wallace
Copeland Of 27S2 Maybury Grand.
and proved Ia be a shy member Of
the navy. Copeland enlisted in the
navy IN September. 1871, and since
that time has managed 10 get TO
Russia and back.
In a hating. baShful manner
young Copeland told Of some Of
his experiences on the freighter
Bayau Chico and of the 10 days
spent in MurmanSk, Russia.
SUB SUNK GOING OVER
I'VE were in convoy going
over" he said, land one OF the
ships was torpedOed. We didn't
get IL, but our gun crew hit and
sank sub. / don't know il we
received official credit for il,
but ana pretty sure went
+ down"
When asked if he wasn't the
youngest member of the crew he
looked surprised
why no, all of them are
/ about my age or just little
older. Scared? You don't get
much chance TO be. Too many
things doing"
RUSSIA FUNNY PLACE
Russia il kind OF funny
/ place" the young man. still
young enough TO be reading
about it in school, said. when
we locked, the stevedores were
women, and boy, could they
work. Great big women, and
they were doing the same kind
OF work a man does.
I'VE spent most ofVour time
lodging bombs, because the Ger
mans were bombing all the time.
Nobody was hurt and most of
the time the English would
chase the German planes away
before they could drop many of
their bombs"
FATHER GLAD HE ENLISTED
Copeland left high school when
he was in the ninth grade and
soon after enlisted with the per-
mission of his father who served
in the Red Arrow division in the
first world war.
II am glad he enlisted" said
hissfather. II know just what he
is going through. only this time
it's tougher than il was the last
time. l only wish could be with
him."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

Order f0c United states War
Savings Stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. Hell de-
liver them To your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
DAY EXHIBIT FOR PUBLIC

During the daylight hours the
public will be admitted to the ex.
hibitiOn area, known as the Bat.
tie Depot 10 see AZ first hand
the new equipment clothing. hous-
ing and eating facilities of their
modern army.
Admission 10 this exhibition area
will be Is cents for adults and 10
cents for children. However, a spe-
cial souvenir advance sale ticket,
selling for Sl55. admits to both
the war show and the exhibit.
These tickets are now on sale al
Army War Show headquarters.
1880 Washington boulevard, and
leading department and retail
stores throughout the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

"iour Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
WHEN SHOW CONCLUDES

When the army show has fin.
iShed its tour
Well the colonel doesn't know
where he will be sent. Of course
He probably suspects II Will be
field duty on one of the many far.
flung battle fronts Of the world
And it's a six-two-and-even bet
the colonel is looking forward
TO il.
Keep Colonel Balls in mind wher
you see the Army War Show al
the University of Detroit Stadium
snap and precision or The
troops which Is most noticeable
can largely be attributed TO his
success in making soldiers out oil
the selecteeS in his command
Then thank a kind providence
for men like the colonel who
through many peacctime years
have maintained a military organ.
ization in this country so that wc
do not find ourselves totally un.
prepared in this nations greatest
emergency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
ALREADY A SOLDIER

But the young cadet had al
ready become a soldier. and hy
1916 his feet were itchy for the
uniform again and he was com
miSSioned a second lieutenant in
The cavalry, reporting at Fort
LcaVcnWOrth Kan.
He served on the Mexican Dor
der, all through World War /, al
tanning the rank Of mai6. and
was held IN the United States as
instructor being transferred u
times
His lengthy record since then
includes his eventual promotion 20
fun colonel in October. 1910 and
service at numerous posts and sta
tons throughout the United States.
As well AS "A trip 10 inspect all
battlefclds.
\ At the tlmc he received the
u legram about the Army War
Show, Colonel Balls was assistant
chief of staff. G-2 military intclli-
Cence officer OF the Seventh
Corps Area with headquarters IN
Omaha, Neb.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Beta Phi Kappas
Hold Installation

Beta Phi Kappa sorority recent
ly held it's annual installation OF
officers at a banquet nj the Dali
hem. Newly-eleeted officers OF
the group are. President, Miss Lii
Ian Morisse; vice president, Mrs.
CLYDE Alexander; secretary. Miss
Agnes Hansen; corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. Joseph Hawthorne;
treasurer, Mrs. Darrell Baker and
sergeant at arms. Mrs. Glenn
Rosene.
Installing officers were Mrs.
Robert Bramsche. past president,
and Mrs. Edwin West. past vice
president.
The banquet table was centered
with spring flowers iris and
daffodils- matching blue and
gold candles. eolors OF the
sorority.
Sorority members present were
Mesdames Clyde Alexander, Oar
rell Baker. Harvey Braga, Robert
Bramsche, Lyle Cope, William
Dowie, Carl Ellis. Harold Ander-
son. Thomas Gonyea. Harold Heis-
erman. Clarence Killing. William
Mcdonald, Richard Niesen. Glenn
Rosene, Lorena Ryans, Robert
Thoren, Ernest Title. Robert Van
denberg. Edwin West, Joseph
Hawthorne and the Misses Agnes
Hansen and Lillian Morisse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Mrs. Lehman TO Be Hostess
To Country Women's Club

Mrs. Alvin Lehman will be host
ess for the regular meeting of the
Country Women's club at 1890
o'clock Thursday. Luncheon will be
served at the Indian inn on the
Mountain highway near Brookdale.
Contributing to the years dis
cussion Of America - Then and
Now" two papers will be given
showing Americas gradual de-
velopment. Mrs. Guy Llewellyn
will handle the subject 'Irving's
Land of Legends the Valley of
the Hudson" and Mrs. Robert f.
Lee will talk on Maine and New
Hampshire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Clubs
rhree-R Sewing club Of Ma Tor f

Three-B Sewing club of Major f.
NJ. Brown auxiliary will meet
Thursday for 1890 luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Maude Taylor, Mid
land. Transportation arrangements
may be made by calling Garland
5s57.
Lydia Phelps Tent ID. u. v. will
meet Thursday in the l. o. o. F.
hall for potluck luncheon at noon
honoring their department inspec-
tor. Mrs. Strain Of Chehalis. All
members are to be present in the
hall at IL o'clock. Mrs. C. Leavens
viii preside.
ladies' Aid Of Bethelehem Luth-
eran church will meet in the church
parlors for o'clock luncheon
Thursday. Mrs. c. F. Aus will be
hostess. A short program will fol-
low
Northern Pacific Women's club
will meet Thursday morning at
Il o'clock in the Fisher Civic
Center. Members are TO bring
equipment for quilting. Coffee
will be served At 1890.
Emma y. shaw Rebekah lodge
will meet Wednesday evening al
S O'Clock IN the /. o. o. F. temple
Mrs A. J. Gustavson win preside
and Mrs. Emma Jensen will assist
After the meeting members viii
go 10 Fern Hill for = party honor
ing all officers throughout the
CITY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Or. Jennie Roundiree
10 Speak in Tacoma

DR.. Jennie Roundtree, well
known authority on foods and
nutrition and professor of home
economics at the University OF
Washington. will come to Tacoma
Thursday under the auspices of
the Women's auxiliary To the
Pierce County Medical society and
the Health and Recreation depart
ment of the Y. W. c. A.
The public is invited to hear
DR.. Roundtree who will speak at
2 o'clock In Weyerhseuser hall of
the Y. w. c. A. on Defense
Nutrition" The talk win include
helpful suggestions on every day
planning of meals and will be OF
interest to every homemaker in
Tacoma.
Mrs. ]. W. Gullikson. auxiliary
public relations chairman in
charge of the meeting. announces
that vocal selections will be given
by Mrs. s. s. Samuelson. accom-
panied by Mrs. Harold Booch.
Following the program, tea will
be served. Mrs. Charles Pascoe
tea chairman. will he assisted by
Mesdames George A. Moosey
Charles r. Engels and jess Read
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Have Program

The BETHANY Ladies' Society for
Christian service will meet at 1919
o'clock Thursday in the parlors OF
Bethany NJ. f. church. Hostesses
for the 1890 luncheon will be
Mesdames l.. n. Waters. c. d.
Davies. Fred Shaw. r. L. NUM-. A.
L. David. ]. II. Presley and Miss
Anna Stecker.
Mrs. Erik Ljndseth is in charge
of the Afternoon program and will
introduce Mrs. A. l. Daniel. who
will speak on General View Of
the Orient" Mrs. A. L. Curtice,
whose topic will be Circuit Rider
in Philippines" Mrs. George Boer-
ner. "A Miracle Loaves
and Fishes" Mrs. F. J. Bsbcock.
open Door for Chinese Women; :"
Mrs. F. o. Byrd. THE College Of
the West in Africa. and Mary
Bethune. college in Florida" Mrs.
Ed. Hogue. Mrs. o'Neifs Spiritual
Life Message 10 Methodist No-
men," Mrs. Ray o'Flyine. The
Race Question IN the War in the
Orient" and Mrs. ". A. holland,
Mary Reid, the Missionary 10 the
Lepers"
Mrs. Aides Hupp will have
charge % devotiens.
Custer Relief Corps viii meet
Thursday in the Veterans hall Of
the srmory for potluck lunch
con and business meeting. Mrs.
Gordon Ball will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Plan State
Washington OAR. TO
Meet in Seattle Mar. $40

Daughters of the American
Revolution of the state of
Washington will gather in
Seattle March 1S, 10 and 20
for their forty-second annual
state conference. Headquar-
tiers will be in the New Wash
ington hotel. Rainier chapter
will be hostess chapter for the
convention and Mrs. L. o. Mil
Ter. Rainier regent, and Mrs.
William Burt Bowden. pro-
gram chairman, are announe-
ing the schedule for the three
days.
Mrs. starr Sherman of Walla
walla. state regent. will preside at
all of the sessions and introduce
the speakers at the luncheons and
banquets.
The conference program follows:
March Is: State board meeting
in the hotel parlors at 1890 a. m. /.
memorial service at ? p. m. at
Rainier chapter house followed by
tea from 5 until p. m; no-host
dinner. $50 p. m. at the hotel;
opening session at $50 p. m.
with Mr.. J. c. Hernsman Of Seattle
giving the opening address. Vic
tory for What >" at the hotel.
March 10: Business meeting at
$50 a. m. at the hotel. luncheon
at Rainier chapter house al Il
noon, conducted by Mrs. f. l.
Spencer OF Tacoma. state chairman
Of Junior membership. Mrs. J. X
Kempkee OF Everett. state chair
man Of COON citizenship pilgrimage
will introduce the pilgrim selected
this year. corporation meeting Al
p. m. AT the hotel: state banquet
at $50 p. m. al the hotel. with
Or. James Brett kenna of Seattle
speaking on What Goes on in
Latin America"
March 20: Business session. a;sC
a. m; official luncheon at the
hotel at 1890 with Mrs Charles
f. Head past vice president gen
eral and past state regent the
/ speaker.
Mrs. F. G Sundfelt Of Seattle is
Z credentials chairman and Mrs. T
J. Drumheller OF Walla Nslla /:
I resolutions chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Y. M. B. 6.
Ladies Plan
General Meeting 10 Be
Held at Dyslin Rsneh

Ladies Of the Young Mems
Business club will hold their
first general meeting of the
YEAR at the Dyslin Boys ranch
at Midland on Friday. The
ranch is the principal project
of the organization. Lunch
con will be served at 1890
o'clock. Centering the main
table will be an arrangement
of pink cherry blossoms. Bou-
Duets of daffodilS will center
the smaller tables.
General chairman for the day IS
Mrs. Chaplin Bowen. who will he
assisted bv Mrs. Nellie Gray. Mrs.
II. V. Hoover, Mrs. Clyde Knowles
and Mrs. NJ. J. McCssslin.
Mrs. c. o. Lynn, ranch board
chairman, will give short his
tory Of the ranch. TO be followed
by tour of the building.
Members will meet at the Conn
merce ST. side Of Hotel Winthrop
at IL o'clock ana proceed to the
ranch from there in group. For
reservations members are request
ed to call Proctor 1854.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
DEMANDS,

naucH has been written about feminine
hygiene. But TOO often women over.
M look hygiene IN the REAL sense of
the word : undersrm cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be attractive with
underzrms moist. stained and smelly.
Use Arid, the new cream deodorant.
1. Arid does not ros dresses. docs not
irrirsfe skin.
:. No waiting 20 dry. Can be used right
amer shaving.
3. lnzsntiy checks Precipitation 20 days.
Removes odor from persplrstion. keeps
srmpirs dry.
& Arid Is . pure. whine. sresseless. sraip-
less vanishing cream.
3. Awarded Approval Seal NJ American inssi-
uuss OF laundering as harmless 20 tserie.
Women use more Amid thsn any other
deodorznr. Try Toe. 59e or soc Jar To-
day ar any store which sells toilet goods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
T axe Vows
In Sumner
Miss Walters. Mr.. Herdike
Wed in Church Ceremony

Wed in Church Ceremony
Miss Lucille Edith Walters.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
r. Walters Of Puyallup. and
Mr.. Gerald y. Hardtke. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil H.
Hardtke of Orting. exchanged
their wedding VOWS recently
in First Presbyterian church.
Sumner. and are now making
their home in that city. The
Rev. I. NJ. Brubacker per-
formed the ceremony in a
setting of Gala lilies and pale
pink gladioh.
Mrs. Brubacher played the
organ music for the ceremony and
Mss Alice Weisinger Of Tacoma
sang Because" and Il Love You
Truly"
The bride wore a wedding dress
Of white lace over satin with a
sweetheart neckline and train and
a long veil with a coronet Of pearls.
She wore a cameo pendant and
carried a bouquet Of white freesiss
with lavender orchids.
Her twin sister. Miss Lillian
Walters was the maid Of honor
and wore gown of pale blue lace
With bouffant skirt Of pale blue
net. She carried pink roses. The
bridesmaids, Miss Ruth Vinegar,
Tacoma. Neons Peoples. Sumner.
Olga Przybylsks. Puyallup, and
Mrs. Tim Melosovich, Renton.
wore identical gowns like the
honor attendants and also carried
roses. They also had shoulder
wells
Mr.. Fred Kreuger Of Orting was
best man and ushers were Messrs.
Woodrow Walters. brother Of the
bride. Karl Jasmer, Howard Willis
and Andrew Haspals.
Mrs. Walters received in a rose
gown with corsage of gsrdenias
and Mrs. Hardtke wore a fuchsia
gown. The reception followed in
he church parlors.
Yellow daffodils were used
through the parlors and on the
reception table were pink tulips
and white cyclsmen. Mrs. Ray
Albers. SISTER of the bride. and
Miss Mabel Hsrdtke. sister Of the
groom, poured and assisting were
Mrs. Norman Odden, Tacoma
sister OF the groom. who cut the
brides cake, Mrs. Joe Solder. Sum-
ner. the guest book and Miss
Kathryn Goodwin, Sumner. the
groom's cake.
For their trip 10 Oregon the
bride wore a tailored suit of olive
green with biege accessories anc
corsage Of orchids.
The bride attended high schoo
in Puyallup and then studied a.
Central Washington College ot
Education at Ellensburg. and hei
husband attended Pacific Luther
an college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

The delightful guest spoke Ia the
members charging them with the
responsibility Of their organiza-
ton IN these times Of war. She
stated that each could find
great lesson. from war work and
expressed the vital need for soil
darity IN the community.
Emphasis Was placed also on
what she termed honorable sacri-
fice" necessary at this time A
fine emotional feeling extending
beyond the period of war is essen
tial for lasting peace and living
and working together successfully
viii be the great saving Of the
future she said.
The table was simply decorated
with spring daffodils, tulips and
acacia. Dinner arrangements
were made by Mrs. Charles Lea,
jr. chairman. Mrs. Thomas Hen
derson and Miss Elvira Griggs.
The guest of honor received in
a black gown with blue lace top
and had an orchid on her shoulder.
Mis- King wore powder gray
gown for the occasion.
Among the past presidents who
were welcomed at the dinner were
Mesdames Fred shsneman, l.. T.
Murray. Harold Allen, J. r. Wey-
erhaeuser. corydon wagner.
Thomas Mills and Presley Ellis.
A particular welcome was also ex-
tended by Mrs. Marfield Balloon.
an out Of town Junior League
member who now makes her home
in Olympia. and Mrs. James A
Henry. member Of the New
York City Junior League who hss
recently transferred here.
Earlier in the day Mrs. Thomas
Mills. the retiring president Of the
Junior League entertained At q
small luncheon for Mrs. Ferguson.
Present were Miss King. Mrs.
Ebert Baker ii. Mrs. Charles
Lea, IT., Mrs. Walter Baumann,
Mrs. Thomas Henderson and Mrs.
Everett Griggs II.
The same afternoon Miss King
invited members OF the advisory
committee To her home for tea and
to meet Mrs. Ferguson. The
group includes Miss Grace Coff-
man. DR.. Marvin Schaeffer. Mr.
Guy Thompson. Miss Ruth Dalg-
liesh and Miss Iona McAllister.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Sales Staff
Garden Benefit TO Open
Thursday Morning

With a large committee OF
members in readiness to serve
purchasers, the Robert Rey-
nolds Orthopedic Guild Gar
den sale will open Thursday
morning at 915 Pacific ave.
Proceeds of the sale, open
through Saturday, will 60 to-
ward the support Of the Ia
coma Orthopedic Association
clinic.
On duty Thursday morning will
b. Mesds mes Howard Carr. Paul
L. Pearson. r. o. Settle. Roy
Elstrom. o. X. Judd. Everett Cut
ting, Benjamin Davis, and Miss
Helen Heidncr. Mrs. Herman
Hekei cashier and Mrs. J. w.
Courley. wrapper.
Thursday afternoons staff will
include Mesdsmes Wallace Larson,
A. J. Fries. J. =. Davidson,
Everett Cutting. Roy Elstrom.
Howard Carr. and Benjamin Davis
with Mrs. M. v. Young as cashier
and Mrs. r. X. Reynolds ~ wrap
per.
Serving Friday will be Mes
danes s. r. Herman. r. B. Pitts.
z. r. Brines. ]. II. Hendry. Howard
Carr. Everett Cutting. Benjamin
Davis. A. J. Fries. Ray Elstrom,
and w. V. Young. Mrs. Arthur
Peterson will be cashier and Mrs.
Howard ratum wrapper.
Those who will assist on Satur-
day, the closing day Of the sale
are Mesdames Joseph Fitch, X
v. Jackson. c. r. Friars. o. II
Judd, A. J. Fries. Howard Carr
Everett Cutting. +. r. Brines. W
Leatherwood. r. A. Morse ano
Benjamin Davis. cashier, Mrs
Herman Hekel and Mrs. w. v
Young, wrapper. Mrs. X. w
Wiley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Business Women 10 Meet
For Dinner Wednesday

Members Of the Business snd
Professional Womens club will
hold their regular business meet
ing "Wednesday in the Washington
apartment dining room. Dinner al
8 so will precede the meeting. The
health committee is in charge.
Miss Valera Barlow is chairman
OF the affair. assisted BY Miss
Kathryn Mcdonald and Miss Alien
T~tsrfe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

Otlah. senior women's scholastic
and activity honorary, is giving
the tea, which is an annual event.
Mrs. Lyle Ford Drushel and Mrs.
Raymond r. Seward are TO pour
from a beautifully appointed tea
table. Miss Dorothy Ann Bremen
is president of Otlah.
The style show will Immediately
follow the tea and will be pre-
scented To the mothers, students
of the college and guests. This
is also an annual affair of the
Women's Federation. and for many
years has been highly attended.
II was previously held in Jones
hall auditorium. but this year will
be in kittredge hall
Miss Decker Chairman
Miss Evelyn Decker, chairman
of the show, has revealed plans
for il. At one end of the lounge
various scenes of school life will
be depicted. Misses Margaret
Johnson and Mary Msrush are TO
act as pages.
The first scene, entitled IS. L. r.
Ways will show life at the Stu
dent Union building. and models
will wear sport clothes.
A Red Cross knitting center is
+ the theme of the second skit, in
which street clothes are 10 be
modelled. The Easter Parade is
focal point for afternoon clothes,
The finale. evening clothes, is TO
announce the Senior ball.
Models are Misses Mary Jane
Lewis. Jean Hallen. Blanch {
Haynes, Esther Ssnstedt, Janis
Eisenhower. Mary Frances John
son. Betty June Howe. kathryn
Woods. Mary Cornell. Mildred
/ Despair. Mrs Daniel D. Schnei-
der. Mrs. Raymond L. Powell and
Sharon Ann Msrush. Modelling
mems clothes Will be Charles
Swanson. Charles Stillman. Dixon
Bond. Hugh MeWhirter and Don
aid Rasmussen.
Committee Assists
The committee which is working
with Miss Decker include Misses
Janet Robbins. Betty Heaton
Elijah beth Pugh and Mary Cornell
Mss Jane kohler is 10 furnish
music, and Miss Beverly Neltor
will present several vocal solos.
Commentators viii be Mrs
frankie Niles Davies and Ms
Doris Wittren.
Eagles Sewing Circle viii NEE
Thursday noon in the Eagles hal
for potluck luncheon and handker
. chief exchange. Hostesses will b
Mrs. Elmer ottnger and Mrs.
: ". Cooper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Fraternity Mothers 70
Meet With Mrs. Ellis

Mrs. George Ellis. Ssi5 No.
Cheyenne. win entertain members
of the Mothers club Of Delta
Kappa Phi fraternity at ! o'clock
dessert luncheon Thursday. Mrs
Thomas Brown will conduct the
business meeting. A short pro-
gram will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Organization 10 Entertain
Al Gard Party Thursday

Sons and Daughters of Norway
will have for their social for the
month. card party TO be given in
Normanns hall at 18th and h SITS.
al o'clock Thursday evening.
Pinochle and 500 will be played
and fsvors will be awarded. Mr..
Trvgve Undo. Mr.. Girls knuosen
and Mr.. Carl Berg will ~ IN
charge n games. A late supper viii
% served nv Mrs !. 2. Storv1ok.
Mrs. Angel kvslheim and Mrs
InEs Colbo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Mother Is Conplinenied
On Birthday Anniversary

Miss Ethel Hollnger entertained
a. = surprise birthday party hon
orng her mother Mrs DAVID
HoIinger. on Saturday evening. a
late supper was served
Guests were Mrs Blanche Steg-
man. Mrs. Matt KOmp, Miss Rose
Komp, Mrs. Anna Rowles Mrs.
Oble Luno and the guest Of honor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Messiah Ladies Aid
Plans Luncheon Meeting

Ladies' Aid Of Messiah Lutheran
church. So. I and 18th st, is hsv-
ing IFS regular monthly meeting
al u o'clock noon Thursday.
Luncheon will be served from II
TO $50 O'Clock. a program and
business meeting following.
The program will include read
ing by Mrs. T. $. Buringrud and a
solo by Mrs c. A. Anderson. Host
eS~es for the day will he Mesdsmes
John Rorem. Andrew Peterson.
Lewis Nelson and o. L Jensen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Edelweiss Club 10 Meet
With Mrs. Hanson

Edelweiss Study club will meet
at the home of Mrs. W. J. Hanson.
1Ol1 No. Prospect. for a 1890
o'clock luncheon on Thursday. Mrs.
r. c. Kasselman will read a paper
on Chile. Roll call will be answered
with current events
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Were Siomath Ulcer Pains
Mspoleon's Waterloo!

The great Napoleon who conquered
nations was himself 4 victim Of after
eating pains Those who are dis
treSSed with stomach Or ulcer pains.
indigestion gas pains heartburn.
burning sensation. eloat Or Other
conditions caused ~ excess aero
should Try a CSC nox ~ rdzs Tablets
They must helm - money REFUNDED
Az oruK stores everywhere. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Co-Eds to Meet a. Mskby
Home Wednesday

Mrs Roy Msltby will entertain
members of the COED club on
Wednesday evening at her home.
5000 No. Proctor Business at
s:so will be conducted by Mrs.
Douglas Gonyes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

What many Doctors DO for II
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