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CHECK THESE FOR VALUE.
Illinois Ave, NV. Near Hamilton st.
Slx-room Brick, Only S6,25O.
New. Broom bungalow at D. c. line.
only S5,e90. Pay 5000 down, $50 MONTH
Rittenhouse St. near 14th-Iarre g.
room, 2-bath brick house, only $3.50.
ACACIA REALTY CO.,
MA. 9155. Evenings, IA. TIPS.
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FUN COLORED.
CORNER HOUSE

On Division ave. n.e-A beautiful 7-room,
ished recreation room. hardwood floors.
tile bath auto heat. large lot: only 3
yrs old sunaas 1n,Se 10 7a'e xM e. f12oo IN cash.
Call Mr.. Shamwell. GE. 1850.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
1902 New Jersey Ave. DU. S7S7.
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1900 block s st. n:w.-3-story gray
stone, IA rms. baths, h.-wh: this truly
fine home, anil. at $4,000; terms.
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colored-Nr; 10Th and sts. ne: o
rms. cellar, cleo, semi-det.; only - $50.
THoS. W. PARKS CO.
2Q7 Fla. Ave. NV. DE. 1160.
COLQRED BARGAINs!
81, 10000 blk. 1st st. NV; $500 cash.
S5,000-300 blk Randolph pl. ne: $500.
$5.25-40O blk. 9Th st. Sc; $500 cash.
$5, 10000 blk. Fla. ave. ne: $500.
s6,920-d5dd0o ddo blk. Kearney st; ne; $3.50.
Call Mrs Lewis. no. 1860, with 'N'''
PASQUAL REALTY CO. Executive $3.50
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BEST CHEVY CHASE BUY.
FAILS CHURCH

CHARMING BRICK HOME.
Spacious living room. fireplace, random
width floors, paneled den, large fireplace
with crane, lavatory. Attractive dining
room, breakfast room and kitchen. sunny
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor. Lot look
200. Fine trees and shrubbery. Substan-
tial cash.
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FRUTT-POULTRY FARM - ACRES;
north OF D. c.; 500 cash and small monthly
payments. Security for the future. health
and happiness. Farm community being de-
veloped; clubhouse, lake, etc. Adams 1881
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NEARBY ARLINGTON.

Asbestos shingle home Of rms and
bath in excellent condition on lot SOx2OO
room 17xl16, sunroom and equipped
kitchen: 3 bedrms. and bath on End floor,
full basement, h.-w. oil heat tcan be con-
session: 81 800 down: priced at S9,45O.
THOS. G.. MAGRUDER CO..
CB 3l3l 2O51 Wilson Blvd al 3434
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LYON VILLAGE. ARL.
CAPE COD, 4 BEDRMS., WHITE BRICK.
13x22 liv. rm:, fireplace, large dining
rm., equipped kit. bath. screened
closet and deck on 2nd floor: basmt., recre
rm. fireplace. maids rm. and bath: bin
sub. cash
I. McGEE KIN6. HI1 ssno
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Beautiful Country Estate

Good s-room modern house. beautiful
trees and shrubbery. large lawn. excellent
location. 2-car garage. chicken. houses
hard roads, bus service; Is miles from
b. c. acres Of rood land. $4,000;
cash. $1,000: balance like rent
Also another good buy In large grasing
acreage.
Whitesell. Real Estate,
Chsinbridge Rd. Oakton, Va.
UhnuA uinnre S.W.l
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Colored-Lovely 6-rm. house IN NV
section; all modern; moderately priced;
terms to suit Mr.. Dickens. Decatur $3.50,
Decatur 116O.
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MOVE IN TOMORROW.

5-large-room bungalow, full basement.
built-in garage; ami; / blk. from r. l.
ave. Mt. Rainier. Md: priced 1880: $3.50
cash and $50 mo. Call Warf1eld 27o6 or
HyattSYillA n462
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Broom frame bungalow. full cellar,
h.-w.h,; vacant: 1Oc bus; near Bucking-
sano sam Shopping dHSD center price sS769 with
brick. like new, full cellar; close to shop
ping center, bus, schools; price S6,275.
with about $2,260 down, balance S33. so
month. including interest, principal. taxes
and insurance.
Judson Reamy, 1922 N. 1rv-
ing St., Arl. Va. CHI. O22O.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AID The COMFORTS,
With economy. yet semi-detached. Living
plete kitchen, very large bedroom, 1
medium size. and tiled bath: oil hot air.
9Th st. $4,000. Transfer sale. Arlington
Division, REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC,
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MOUNT RAINIER, MD.

MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
$3.50.
3106 PERRY ST.
BRICK BUNGALOW
ONE BLOCK TO CARS.
Five room and bath bunEalov On .
nice terraced iot. Iwo BLOCKS H.. TO SHOP
sSo esfHGHS, MoNTH: YfI' convenient BOW eAon'
$5,750.
1920 OTIS ST. NE.
hd Eve ssq a8d Wspns bath 6s3sacs to on
re stores al and movies. Viii be plt in new
house condition Vacant. Immediate
possession. Convenient terms. See this.
$3.50.
THE SHOW PLACE OF
Grounds. Century Old Oak Trees,
This is without a doubt one of the
foot frontage on. one Of the main
Block to District line Very attractive
maids room in attic Open fireplace.
inclosed front and rear porches, storm
sash and screens for entire house, Oil
Two-car garage. 70 see this is to buy
It. All newly painted and decorated.
$1,000.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
CORNER BRICK.
4SO1 34th STREET.
Two apartments Of three rooms and
bath. Gas refrigerator. Owner lives
downstairs, rents upstairs at S62 80
per month. A good investment
$5,775.
1905 OTIS ST. NE.
Very convenient. On best transpor-
taton. One block to stores; Four rooms
and bath on first floor with glass in
closed sleeping porch. Two rooms and
half bath on second. Built-in garage.
Vacant. Terms.
$4,750.
4401 30th ST.
An attractive apartment bungalow
OF four rooms and bath. Oil hot-water
heat. Large lot. One-half block to bus
and stores Neat and clean in new
house condition. Easy terms. Posses
sion.
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.
SO, 400.

11O4 NORWOOD DR..
New Hampshire Ave. Highlands.
Detached brick. Six rooms and TWO
f1rst floor. One room and bath on
second Large living room with fire.
, place. Large concrete porch with ga
rage under Nice lot. COMPLETELY
FURNISHED. Open for inspection at
all times. Terms,
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COIORED.

Columbia Rd. Near Ga. Ave.
Row brick tn sood eond Has rms and
bath; h.-w.h.. coal: full basement; 8
porches: garass: prics. S6,26O. OWNER,
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LYON VILLAGE.

Opportunity calling in a convenient
neishborhood close range Of school, church
home. garage; price reduced to Ss,450.
Phone Gebe 30
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7-ROOM BRICK-x12 950

ASOOM4 o1GASxAD@4 q, ,0JO.
:, In convenient residential section of Ar
linRton, Va, this attractive brick home is
The first floor consists Of entrance hall,
living room, 22x12., With fireplace; dining
room. equipped kitchen, bath and side
bedrooms. nursery and bath, full basement
with maids room and bath and recreation
attic. Attached garage, oil a. e. heat. in n
sulated and weather. stripped: shaded lot.
s7xlQo; Allowance for redecoration. Sub
THOS. g. MAGRUDER CO.,
Gil 8131. 2O51 Wilson Blvd GL. 3434.
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VACANT-7 ROOMS.
WAKEFIET,D

p.v.-Semi-det.. modern. nice condition;
best Of locations for modern priced home.
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COTTAGE CITY, MD.

$3.50.
TAPESTRY BRICK.
Seven rooms and bath, detached ga
rage Nice, large, level lot, Half block
to bus and shopping center, Nice front
and rear porches. well built home,
convenient to everything.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
enYRpRIQR nAanln

BUNGALOWS r.. B.. x ACRE; $500;
1000 cash and $50 Per mo. 333 Bond
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

Postal Shower for
Former Tacoman

A group of friends gathered at
the home of Mrs. Frank Mailey on
Ridgewood ave. to present pos
tai shower" to Mrs. Jack F.. Hardy,
formerly Miss Lois Jensen of Ia
coma. Mrs. Hardy now makes her
home in Tulare. Calf. where her
husband is an instructor with the
army flying school.
The evening was spent playing
games and wrapping gifts TO be
mailed TO Mrs. Hardy. a late
supper was served from a table
centered with floral arrange
ment Of dsffodils, pussywillows
and ferns.
Guests included Mesda mes James
Hardy Of Seattle, Roy Mailey. Har-
~ Wassmann. Daisy Wassmann Of
North Dakota. James knight.
Agnes Pelkey. Fred Adler. George
Cookson. Wilcox, William Kitchen.
Ernest Smith. Earl Jones, Heine
Jensen. mother Of Miss Hardy. and
Miss Ruth Norman.
Addie Bishop circle No. 4
First Baptist church will meet
Thursday al the home of Mrs. A.
II. Clark. $50 So 9th st. Lun-
cheon wall be served at 1890.
Mrs. r. r. Miller, co-hostess.
Business viii follow. Mrs. C. H
Hoskins is the circle chairman.
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Chapter OK. P. E. O..
Elects Officers

New officers OF Chapter OK.
P.Eo.. were elected at the Thurs
day meeting Of the group at the
home Of Mrs. Hiram Washburn.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Addison Forester, retiring
president.
Those delegated TO new offices
are Miss Ethel Cotter. president;
Mrs Addison Forester. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Hiram Washburn. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Marsh
Davis. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Robert Knight, treasurer;
Mrs. Everett Riser, chaplain and
Mrs. Harold Mann, guard.
Miss Cotter was elected first
delegate to the state convention
TO be held in Aberdeen in the
early summer and Mrs. Washburn
was named alternate.
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Luncheon Planned
For e. R. Mothers

Lincoln-Gault triangle will en-
terrain Girl Reserve mothers at
o'clock salad luncheon Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. John Peterson,
4032 Pacific avenue.
Mrs. F. F.. Harmon. president of
the group. has announced the fol-
lowing committees for the affair.
Program. Mrs. Paul Pearson, invi-
tations. Mrs p. L. Melvin and Mrs.
f. T. Miller; hospitality. Mrs. II.
o. Warp; refreshments. Mrs. r. f.
Kendall. and publicity, Mrs. Peter
Taschner.
Among the guests will be Mrs.
Mark Abernethy Girl Reserve
chairman. who will speak on Y. W.
c. A. work. Other special guests
will be Mrs Stanley Shaw. presi-
dent of the Y. W. c. A board, Miss
Ella Bennett of the Y. W. c. A
staff. and Mrs. A. H. Price. chair.
man of Gin Reserve triangles.
Fife PIT. A. meets Tuesday eve
ming at S o'clock for Dads
Night" program in the school
auditorium. Special entertainment
is planned with Mr.. Harvey Maier
in charge.
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Bible Presbyterian
Women Make Plans

Women of the Bible Presby-
terrain church will meet as fol-
lows Gospel group will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. J. c. Sindine
4205 No. 27th st, for a dessert
luncheon at one o'clock. Mrs. A.
C. Wilhelm will preside, with
Mrs. 2. l.. Peterson teaching the
Bible lesson and Mrs. A. G..
Movies the mission lesson.
Gospel groups So will meet
Thursday, with Mrs. A. J. 10th,
SASS So L ST. A potluck luncheon
will he served at 1890. followed
by business meeting and Bible
study led by Mrs. Delsie Moo
berry.
Gospel group 3 will meet Fri
day at the home of Mrs John
Bush, 1908 So. Tyler st. Mrs. A.
Hagen will preside and Mrs. Bush
will lead the Bible study. Mrs.
s. f. Stone will give the mis-
sionary report.
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Compliment
Bride-tO-B
Miss Deloris Upteerove
Honored al Shower

Hostesses at a miscellane-
Gus shower Friday evening
honoring Miss Deloris Upte-
grove were Mrs. NJ elvln
Boesche and Mrs. Paul Carl
son. who entertained at their
home on No. Fife st. Miss
Uptegrove will become the
bride of Master Sgt. Frank
W. Keeting of Fort Lewis on
March u.
Games were played with honors
going to Mrs. Sven Nelson and
Mrs. Vivian Mckinney.
Many gifts were presented TO
the hride-elect and the presenta-
ton was followed by a late supper,
Centering the lace covered table
WAS an arrangement of daffodils
with yellow candles in crystal
holders.
Guests were Mesdames Upte-
grove, mother of the bride-elect,
Sven Nelson. Iona Penders,
Naomi Leeman. Stephanie Cart
ner, Charlotte Harvey. Tillie
Pavlich and Carl klese. all of
Tacoma
Mesdames Tom Thomas. Sarah
crodle, Margaret Lyons, Grace
Aiken. Bertha King. Iva Merriott.
Loretta Dawes. Nels Gunderson.
varda Phil. Ada Steltz. Alberta
White, Vivian Mckinney. Jenny
Bremen, Virginia Portents, De
loris jackson. Annabel Strankman,
Irene Breslin and Rose sherman,
all Of Puyallup.
Others were the Misses Louise
Felts. Esther Akin. Lucill {
Mathes. Herta Wolfe of Puyallup
and the Misses Ruth Snyder, Kay
Daus. Katherine Kucher and
Emma Snyder Of Tacoma.
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Infant Son Welcomed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Psvolks

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pavolka are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of their first child, a son, at
Tacoma General hospital February
Is. He is to be called Mark Ed
mund. Sharing the good wishes
are the grandparents, Mrs. stephen
Brecht. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Pa
volka. ST, and great grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bemiss. all of
Tacoma. The baby also has great
great grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. f. Bemiss. in Hawarden, Ia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Zeta Tau Alpha
To Have Speaker

Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae will
hold its monthly meeting at s
o'clock Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Claude Callaghan,
1914 No. Tacoma ave. The pro-
gram for the evening will include
round table discussion of de-
Tense work led by Miss Caro- Ida
Reese.
Miss Reese, one of the few
graduate civil engineers in the
state of Washington, is directly
connected with defense work and
will present plan whereby each
member of the group can take a
part in local defense work. Miss
Evelyn Hall will be assistant
hostess.
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To Entertain
Catholic Women

Mrs. Harry c. Harrigsn will he
hostess at her home at Brookdale
Wednesday for the meeting Of the
Catholic Woman's club. Following
dessert luncheon al / o'clock there
viii be short business session.
Mrs. George Gahan will preside.
The Rev Desmond Dillon. assist
ant pastor Of ST. Pstrick's church
VIII address the members.
Assisting hostesses viii include
Mrs. George Lagen. Mrs. Martin
Petrieh. Mrs. n. p. Harrison. Mrs.
$. A. GHghsrdi and Mrs. A J
croteau
Cars will meet busses for mem
bers not driving.
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Junior Woman S Club
Board 10 Convene

The executive board of the Junior
Womans club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at ! o'clock for a dessert
luncheon at the home of Mrs. A.
W. Opperman. Mrs. Wilson Peter
son will be the assisting hostess.
Mrs. Morley Brotman Will con-
duct the business session and Mrs.
J. Hubert Craft, chairman of the
blind project. will discuss plans
for individual card parties to be
held throughout the month to
benefit this department of the club.
A report will be given of the
recent supper dance for members
and their husbands.
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Miss BroWder
Is Bride
School Day Romance
CIimsred by Nuptiels

Coming As the denouement
Of school DAYS romance.
Miss Clara Naomi Browder,
daughter of Mrs. Elsa Brow
der Of 0rting. was married to
Rawn Fletcher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fletcher of 0rt-
ing. on Wednesday evening,
March 4, in the Tacoma par
sonage of Rev. J. T. Mcqueen.
Immediate members Of the fam
lies were present FOR the cere-
mony. Miss PROVIDERS attendant
was Mrs. Shirley Knudsen Erdshl
Of Tacoma
Groomsman for Mr.. Fletcher was
Vernon Tuttle OF Seattle.
For the brief wedding trip the
bride wore a suit Of soldier blue
with turf tan accessories, with a
corsage Of sweet peas and frezia.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher are
graduates of Orting High school
and the new home will be made
in Ortine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Lieut.. Thompson Is
COMMUNICATED Saturday

Lieut.. r. n. Thompson was
honored at a farewell party satur-
day evening by a group Of friends
ne has met while at McChord
field. Hostesses were Mesdames
George Wiese. y. d. Aspinwail,
John Cox. and William Baily.
Mn Thompson and sons
Gregory and Edmond will Join
him later at his new post.
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Nj. and M. Club Meets
With Mrs. Blake

A recent meeting of the
NJ and NJ. club was held at the
home OF Mrs. Donald Blake.
After a short business meeting
games were played. honors going
to Mrs. Bud Anderson and Mrs.
Bob Buckley. A late supper was
served from lace covered table.
centered with spring flowers and
yellow tapers.
Those present were Mesdames
Laurence Anderson. Ernest Funk
houser. Jack Harvey, Harry
Hintz. John Mama. Wilbur Hamil-
ton. Robert Buckley and George
Doherty. Mrs. Joe Harp was a
guest
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Plan Formal Initiation
"Wednesday Evening

Tacoma Theta Rho No. will
hold q formal initiation Wednes-
day at 7:30 o'clock in the l.O.OF.
temple. Misses Wanda Williams
and Nadene Bennett will be init
ated into the club. with Miss Eve
lyme Larson presiding. Rehearsal
for the drill viii begin nj Z O'Clock.
Plans will be completed for the
skating party which is to be held
at Kings Roller rink April 10.
Refreshments will be served.
All Rebekahs and Theta Rho girls
are cordially invited TO attend.
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Arts and Science Circle
To Meet on tuesday

Mrs. Carl Messner. 22l3 Ea.
Sherman. will entertain members
OF the T. s. o. circle of the Arts
and Science club on Tuesday with
= luncheon al u 80 o'clock. Book
reviews will follow. Mrs. Winfield
Sypher will review we Must
March" by Morrow and Mrs. Ger
hart Bahr viii tell os Marcus
Whitman" by Dewey. Mrs. FL
bridge Phelps is study director.
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HeWs-Lucich
Vows Taken
Ceremony Performed
Saturday Evening

Radiant in her wed d ing
gown of traditional white
bridal satin. Miss Mary Lu-
cich, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Lueich, became
the bride of Mr.. Stanley Mel
win Hews in a pretty cere-
mony Saturday evening at 8
O'Clock in the First Baptist
church.
Baskets of spring flowers
and palms were arranged be-
fore the chancel and were
lighted by candelabra.
The bride was escorted down the
white carpeted aisle by her father.
who gave her In marriage. The
Rev. Walter o. Macoskey per-
formed the ceremony in the pres
ence Of many score members of
the two families and their friends.
Mrs. Fred r. Hews.
Mrs. Hews' gown was fashioned
princess style with a long train
and q veil of illusion which was
arranged from a coronet OF plumes.
Carrying out the all white motif
OF the wedding the brides attend
ants were ali gowned in white
taffeta dresses with short head
wells fastened by a carnation. They
carried pink carnations. Mrs. Jarl
c. johnson was her sisters matron
OF honor and Miss Nell Gallagher
was the maid of honor with Miss
Mary Palic and Miss Nadine ORA
govich as the bridesmaids. The
two esndlelighters. Miss Adolphine
Anderson and Miss Edith Tencich
also were in white taffeta and in
their hair had ribbons matching
the ribbons on their tapers.
Mr.. Ray Harlow was the best
man and ushers were Messrs
Newton Whittier, Jarl c. Johnson,
David c. Parker and Robert Nc
Dicken.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Lucich wore a rose gown with n
corsage of gardenias and roses,
Mrs. Hews chose pin kchiffon
dress with similar corsage The
two mothers received with the
wedding party at the reception in
the church parlors which followed
the ceremony.
Wedding songs before the cere-
mony included oh Perfect Love"
and Calm as the Night" sung by
Mr.. Bob Houston with Mr.. Clayton
johnson at the organ.
Daffodils were used throughout
the reception room. and ON the
table the cross shaped wedding
cake was the centerpiece. The
bridegroom's cousins. Mrs. Milton
Lund and Mrs. Gus Anderson
poured. and those assisting were
Mrs. William Nelosh and Mrs
Oscar Roberts.
For going away the bride wore
a gold gabardins suit with brown
accessories and a fur trimmed
tweed topcoat. Her flowers were
purple orchids. After a short mo.
tor trip they win be at home in
Tacoma.
The bride attended Stadium High
school and her fance Lincoln be
fore going to the College of Puget
Sound where he affiliated with r
Theta Phi. He is one of Tacoma
outstanding young baritones.
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r.. Hubbard's Pictures
To Be Shown Here

Philomsthea society Of Bellsr-
mine High school viii meet at the
school Tuesday for 1880 nO-host
luncheon For the afternoon pro-
gram motion pictures from the
Alaskan travels Of Fr. Bernard
Hubbard 81. viii be shown
Cars viii meet the buses from
z until O'Clock az 18TH and
Union and Center and Union
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Sixth Avenue Women

Among activities TINS week OF
women at Sixth Avenue Baptist
church announced today are the
following:
Sarah L. Cook circle. Wednes-
day. at the home Of Mrs. Earl
Hoff. 3715 No. Proctor. j 80
luncheon.
Junior circle. Wednesday with
Mrs. Leonard Hudson. e34 SO.
Ainsworth, ! o'clock luncheon
Erma A. Turner. with Mrs. c
T. WINSTON. 1916 No. Tth St, for
u so luncheon
Minnie NJ Petitions. Thursday
with Miss Edith Nize, slz No
Cedar, for 1880 luncheon
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Social Service Worker
Io Be Speaker

Mrs. Pete Rasmussen. chairman
Of the social service COMMITTEES,
Women of the Moose. chapter 81,
promises an interesting program
for Monday night.
Mrs. Helen Armstrong, Tacoma
professional social service worker,
will be guest speaker. Miss Arm
strong is well qualified to present
to the lsyman. the true picture of
social service. Members and friends
are invited.
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Clubs

Past Presidents club OF 'us'''
Relief Corps will meet luesos!
~ NJ Gordon Bal 4oi 80. "
- Following u 80 luncheon. Ms
Ear. Williams vii conduct nlisi-
ness session
Willard ". {. 7. I. viii meet
Tuesday afternoon at 100 a. the
home Of Mrs Arthur Locke. 400
So. Yakima for a business ses-
son
Ladies' Auxiliary % the q. X. &
VII sponsor = 1880 luncheon and
card party IN the 7 o. o. T. TEN
ME sixth and Fsweett Tuesday
Reservations may be made al "a
sies. MA 747s or Ma 1892. On
the luncheon committee are Mes
danes f. Dsvereaux. Tilhe Nun
cev Corner and the card commit
tee. M.sdsmes J. Humphrey. ". A.
Reimers, c. Shriver.
Circle 8. Daughters Of Norway
viii meet Tuesday for u 30 lun-
cheon at the home Of Mrs. one
Marvick. 461s So. D.
Horace Mann PIT. A. will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock
in the school auditorium. Mrs.
George Cole will speak on Nutri-
ton. Musical numbers will be
presented by group of girls
from Stewart school under the di-
rection Of Mrs. jackson. Third
grade mothers will be hostesses.
Eureka Rebekah Sewing club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Glen
Radka. 6303 No. Cakes st, We'd
nesday.' Silver luncheon will be
served at 2:30. and business meet
/ ing at 2. Co-hostesses are Mrs B.
r. Blanchard. Mrs. Alexs Sund-
ouist and Mrs. Arthur Butler. This
is the second of series of lunch
cons for the benefit Of the Red
Cross War fund.
ST. Lutheran Daughters of the
Reformation of Central Lutheran
church will meet Tuesday at 52ls
So. I ST. Miss Genevieve Yeager
president for the year. will be
hostess at this March meeting
which will begin at o'clock.
Corinthian chapter o. y. =. will
meet Monday evening at S O'Clock
in Dougherty Masonic hall. Off
GERS for the coming year will be
elected. Mrs. Lyman Hall. worthy
matron and Mr.. Bafford Floyd
Worthy patron will preside.
Collins PIT. A. will hold it.
regular meeting Tuesday evening
L ~ . " NiNNh III Aht SNhNNA ~ ia
nasium. Reports will be given o.
committees. Refreshments and 8
social hour will follow. Mrs
James Bibby is president snc
Mrs. Paul Ehnat program chair
man.
Past Presidents, Eagles suxil
larry, will meet with Mrs. A Nc
Coy. ST So. L At. "Wednesday
evening at o'clock. Plans fo
st. Pstrick's day and an "Olt
Timers Night" will be made
Mrs. Louise Hermsen will preside
North Tacoma auxiliary vii
hold its regular meeting Tuesda.
in Anderson hall The luncheon
committee includes NJ e m e
Louis Thornberg, Jack Tuttle, Ga,
Wallace, Ed Wheatley. Drill prac
tiee will be held in the evening.