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la vida, Y Ell dolor de 10 injusto
Y de 10 fatal, habia intentado
matarse.
iPobre muchachal
d Como yo en- Biarritz-se
diio ahora en- silencio Ramo
Florido, junto al lecho de 0det-
tie, rodeado de criados y donce-
Has; ha intentado matarse,
Sc ha matado, quiza, en- uno de
esos INSTANCES en- que la terra
Sc hunde bajo nuestros pies. en-
que faltaba la luz Y la esperan-
zaza, en- que hasta la luz pare
ce que huge de nuestros ojos, y
en- que la vida Sc nos %presenta
insoportablemente aborrecible,
Odiosa, con sus infamias, con
sus mentiras, con sus iniquida-
des L.. iPobre muchacha! Po-
muchacha L..
o.
Una de las mujeres de la SER
vidumbre, con eSa audacia de
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AVER LOS PIT
CHEERS THOMPSON Y STAR
Los ejerciciOs empezardn
mamma

Sc incorporation aver al "cam
pamento' de los Rojos de Gin
.cinnati, en- esta ciudad, los pit
CHEERS Gene Thompson y Ray
Starr. Los dos Sc presentaron
al director McKechnie y asegu-
ran hallarse en- perfectas con-
diciones fisicas.
Las practicas empezaran ma
mana viernes.
Tambien Sc agregaron aver a
los 'rojos' y los p~eriodistas Bob
La gaceta., 1942-02-19

La direction de los Yankees
anunci6 aver, en- New York, que
en- cada desafio de la Temporal
da Official Sc dejara entrar de
gratis a 5000 soldados y ella
ses. Los billetes de entrada Sc
distribuiran por mediaci6n del
Comite de Defena, rama de re-
creo, de la ciudad de New York.
La vanguardia de los Cubs de
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,VENZKE ~PRACTICARA EN-
LA CABRERA DE LA MILLA

New york, Feb. 19.-Gene
Venzke tomar parte Ell la carre
ia de la milla, la competition
Baxter, ell pr6ximo sabado, en-
la Madison Square Garden.
Venzke tiene 33 amos de edad
Gan6 ell tftulo de las 1000 var
das, este ano, en- los juegos de
la Metropolitan A. A. U. En-
La gaceta., 1942-02-19
SUSTITUIRA
A HAL TROSKY

Lou Boudreau, ell director
de los Indios, do aver la mott
cia de que Les Fleming, un pc
lotero de 26 amos, campe6n al
bate de la Liga del Sur, susti-
tuira a Hal Trosky, que Sc reti-
ra por enfermo, en- uno de los
"jardineS" del Cleveland.
Trosky padece de unos fuer-
tes dolores de cabeza y los me-
dicos estiman que debe tomar-
Sc un prolongado descanso.
Fleming finaliz6 la Temporal
da de 1941 con I'm promedio al
bate de Ala. Jugaba con e.
Nashville.
La gaceta., 1942-02-19

LES grave, doctor ?-pre
gunt6 Pope, pasado ell primer
instante de zOzObra.
-Creo que no-repuso Ell ga.
lena; la bala parece haber
tropezado en- alguna costilla
de todos MOODS, ell proyectil es-
ia dentro y habra que extraer-
10 euanto antes.
NO repare listed en- gastos
nj en- SACRIFICES, doctor-aha-
do Ell dueho de la finca compa-
sivamente.
-Muy bien, muy bien.
10 importante es salvar Ia
vida de esta desdichada.
-iEs familia de listed. AGA
so?
NO, senior. Una buena ami.
Ca-mintid Psp~-; hiia d q.
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Firmaron aver sus ~contratos
con MacPhail, en- Miami, los pc
loteros Joe Medwick, excam-
pe6n al bate de la Liga Nacio-
nal, los pitchers Allen y French
y ell jardinero Don Padgett.
Llegaron a la Habana, segdn
las noticias de Cuba, estos 33
peloterOs: Pitchers, Albosta,
Casey, Chapman, Davis, Drake,
Fitzsimmons, French, Head,
Kehn, Yochbaum, Allen, Kim
ball, Sherer y Weber.
Catchers: Draper, Mickey,
Owen y Howell. Jugadores de
cuadro: Lee Burge, Camilli, Du
rocher, Herman, Kampouris,
Reese, Riggs, Gilbert y Waugh.
Jardineros: Padgett, Galan,
Graham, Medwick, Reiser, Riz-
20 y Tatum.
FL catcher Herman Franks
Sc unira a la novena dentro de
.pocos dias.
Los Dodgers practicaron en-
la Habana ell ano pasado y ga
naron el campeonato.
La gaceta., 1942-02-19

Chicago sali6 aver para la isla
de Santa Catalina, en- ell Pacifi-
co. Esta situada la isla frente a
San Pedro, California, y la CO.
municaci6n es por mar.
mo lie tememos a los subma-
rinos-deL.sr6 Il director jim
my Wilson. En- u isla pasaran
los Cubs 10 dias."
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Sc ha Incorporate a los Yam
KEGS un pitcher de II amos, ma
tural de Gallatin, Tennessee, q.
responde al nombre de John
William Terry. LIE recomendo a
Nc Carthy un exlanzador de las
grandes ligas, Hub Perdue.
La gaceta., 1942-02-19

Wyatt, que tambien gan6 %
desafios eli ano pasado, estima
que merece I'm sueldo mayor.
Dixie Walker finaliz6 la tenn
porada con un promedio de 81
y demanda un mejor sueldo.
No ha firmado todavia su
contrato, y sc lie consijera cal
zado", ell pitcher recluta Jack
Kraus, obtenido del Durham,
Carolina del NOrte.
La gaceta., 1942-02-19

ST, senor, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende EN- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-02-19

a Mortola y a Monte Carlo, pi-
diendo que vinieran mas docto-
res.
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ma de las familias que 20 mas
aprecio en- Paris.
-Haremos TODD 10 possible
cerr6 Ell medico, acercandose de
nuevo al lecho de la herida.
Ramo FlOrido qued6 a los pies
De Ia cana, fijos sus ojos en- Ell
rostro livido y descompuesto de
la pobre muchacha, que seguia
lanzando debiles quejidos.
JQue habia pasado por el CO.
razon de esta linda mujsrcita,
para impelirla a quitarse Ia vi
da?
YES que Sc engahaba 81?
iHabia ocurrido, durante 81
ausencia, algo anormal, alguna
esas tragedias s1bitas que
pueden surgir en- todas las vi
aas y que llenan Ell alma de des-
esperaG6n, enpujandolas ha-
"a e suicide, hacia b uuusr.
,SS
La gaceta., 1942-02-19

Una de las mujeres de la SER
vidumbre, con esa audacia de
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Mrs. Cresswell
To Be Speaker

The October meeting of the
Falkland PIT. A, will be held
Friday afternoon at 2:15 in the
junior high school auditorium.
Mrs. Stanley Rosso. president. viii
be in charge.
Mrs. Alice Crcsswell of the USO
and Travellers Aid Service viii
tell OF the work being done In
Tacoma and nearby centers.
Miss Muriel Dowley win present
the junior high school girls sextet
In vocal numbers.
Mrs. Thomas +. Jeter win give
short report on the Falkland
PIT. A. membership which has.
up to the present, passed the 400
mark.
Highlights Of the recent county
convention at Milton will be re-
viewed after which the eighth
grade mothers viii entertain at
tea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
.Mahaffeys
Welcomed
Former Tseomans Return
From Haweiian Islands

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ma
haffey, former Tacomans who
have for the past six and one
half years lived in Honolulu,
returned to Tacoma on Sat
urday and are receiving scores
of welcoming good wishes
from their families and
friends here. Mrs. Mahaffey
is the former Peggy Scudder,
daughter of Mrs. Blanc h c
Scudder. and Mr.. Mahaffey is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Mahaffey.
They experienced a quiet cross
ing from the islands to San Diego
on a Red Cross ship carrying
evacuee children. Mrs. Mahaffey
has been working with the Red
Cross in Hawaii and has recently
been a recreation aide at scofield
Barracks hospital there. Her nus
band was a member OF the Homo
lulu reserve police. He win Join
his father In business here.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Mahaffey at
tended high school and college in
Tacoma and have many Tacoma
friends. They will be at home In
the Washington apartments.
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Prospective Members
To Be Supper Guests

Supper for members and pros
pective members of the Thursday
Night Girls club viii be held at 6
O'Clock. October %. Supper will
be served by a committee of club
members. Reservations should be
made by calling Miss Lois Tolman.
at BR 41s1 by Wednesday night
All girls who work in defense in
dustries, factories, stores. res
taurants. beauty parlors or homes
are invited to attend.
A remodeling class under the
instruction of Miss Rooney, will be
held at O'Clock. Sewing hints
and short cuts in dressmaking will
be given. Handicraft class will be
held at the same hour-girls will
make Christmas gifts and home
accessories.
Gym and swimming classes are
from s to 10 o'clock under the d.
rection of Ann Mcconnell, assist
ant in the health education depart
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Announce Annual
Norway Carnival

The annual carnival of the Sons
and Daughters of Norway lodges
will be held Thursday, Friday and
Saturday in Normanna hall, So
18th and K SITS. Norwegian food
will be served each evening and on
Saturday evening a turkey dinner.
Mr.. Chriss Knutsen is general
chairman with Mrs. Math Monson,
president of the Daughters of Nor
way. and Mr.. Ole Lindseth Of the
Sons OF Norway assisting.
Mrs. Carl Casperson and Mrs.
Enock johnson are in charge OF
the kitchen and others on the COM
mittee are Mesdames Soren An
dahl, lingo Lying, Oluf Petersen,
Dagmar Riebe, Inga Colbo. An
drew Apalseth, Ole Hansen, Cas-
per johnson, Andrew waadne,
Messrs. Loren Andahl, Hans Elros
and lingo Lying.
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To Live in
.EHensburq
Miss Chamberlain. Mr..
Rappuhn United in Seattle

The marriage of Miss Mar
gle Chamberlain, daughter OF
Mrs. A. F. Hatch of Tacoma,
and Mr.. Walter H. Rappuhn,
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Rappuhn of Yakima, was SOL
emnized in S title Sunday
morning, Oct. IL, with a small
reception following in the
Rose Room of the Mayflower
hotel.
Seafoam green was chosen by
the bride for her wedding ensemble
with which she wore a colonial cor
sage of pink carnations. Mrs. M.
S. Kanski was the brides only at
tendant and wore black sheer
with gardenias.
The couple will make their home
in Ellensburg temporarily. The
bridegroom enlisted in the U. S.
Army Signal Corps in August and
will take a radio course for several
months before being stationed at
the federal building in Seattle for
some time.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Rappuhn are
raduates Of Ellensburg high
school and attended Central Wash
ington College of Education.
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Pi Onicron
To Initiate
Years Plans Include Study
And Review of Books

Mrs. Willard oehme VIII be
both hostess for and chairman
of the committee in charge of
the initiation of Pi Omicron
Friday evening. The group
will meet at s o'clock in her
home, 410 No. f st. Serving
on the initiation committee
are Mrs. Walter Kessler, Mrs.
Everett Benton, Mrs. Carl
Held and Miss Janet Pearson.
New members to be accept
ed at this ceremony include
Mrs. Robert Lynd, and the
Misses Mary Bartolotz, Me-
LENA Flanders, Anna Jensen,
Dorothy Smith. Mildred Mel
son, Dorothy Patterson, Adah
Green and Agnes Brown.
Miss Brown is a charter member
Of Pi omicron, now joining Ia
coma chapter. Miss Naomi Evans,
president. will preside over the
ceremony. Other officers for the
year are Miss Alice Mosolf. vice
president; Miss Marie Humes, sec
retary-treasurer. and Miss Evelyn
Kincaid, reporter.
Pi Omicron, a business girls
sorority, meets every second and
fourth Friday Of the month. Mrs.
Carl G. Hallen gives book reviews
and a half-hour study of The
Problems OF Lasting Peace" for
the first meeting Of the month. The
other meetings are devoted to
social functions.
Active members of the organiza-
ton this year include Mesdames
Everett Benton, David Burns, Har-
old Craig, Ralph Curry, Della d.
Flynn, James Hall, Carl Held. I. L.
Hunter, Walter Kessler, Al New
man, Carl Oehme, Oscar Olson,
Paul Riggs, Helen Scott, Clarence
Steinkopf, Bruno Westman, and
the Misses Maude Bullen, Hazel
Evans, Naomi Evans. Louise Froh-
nader. Doris Howard, Marie
Humes. Edna Iverson. Evelyn Kin
caid. Alice Mosolf, Thelma NUM-,
Helen Olson, Esther Osborne, Janet
Pearson, Edith Redmayne, Pauline
Sanders, cecille siefert. Eleanor
Westrom, Kathleen Whelan and
Manya Yadnsky.
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Tacoma Girl
WEEDS Soldier


Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Keech
Of Tacoma, announce. the mar
riage October IS of their
daughter, Miss Patriots
Keech, to Pvt. James Dean
Kinnee Of Fort Lawton. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron T. Kin
nee of Lake Stevens. The
double ring ceremony was per-
formed in the post chapel by
the Rev. Willis Bergen.
For her wedding the bride wore
m Australian green suit with
which she wore brown accessories
and . corsage Of Talizman roses.
She was given in marriage by
her father.
Mis- Charlotte Keech attended
her sister and wore q suit of beige
with brown accessories. Her flow
ers were pink roses. Pvt Frank
Thronson was best man.
A reception for intimate friends
and the two families followed the
ceremony at the China Pheasant.
White tapers and roses were used
on the table.
Mrs.. Kinnee IL q graduate of
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Oekland Presbyterian
Women Plan Social

A harvest social is being planned
by the womens society Of Oakland
Presbyterian church for Friday at
s y. m. in the church. Mrs. Mar
mus Laursen is chairman of the
committee. Serving with her are
Mrs. George Gish. Mrs. A. f.
vaver. Mrs. c. w. Akin. Mrs. w.
E. Allen and Mrs. Edward Hall.
Blessed Be the Tie That Binds, !"
a short play. viii be presented by
a group Of the women. including
Mrs. A. C. LaRue. Mrs. Marinus
Laursen. Mrs. Jennie Holden. Mrs
W. E. Allen and Mrs. Paul Knott
There will also be musical and vo-
cal numbers and = reading on the
program.
Refreshments will be sold at the
close OF the evening.
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Rites Read
In Church
Breakfast at Winthrop
Follows Ceremony

Miss Teresa Bannan, OF
Bremerton, daughter of the
late Phil. Bannan of Long
branch. plighted her troth to
Tech. Bird Glass Roy Spadoni,
son of Mike Spadoni of Gig
Harbor at 9 o'clock Tuesday
morning. The Rev. N. Hoen
officiated.
Mrs. Tony Stanich played
the organ for the choir and
for Mrs. James Langhlem,
who sang a solo.
An attractive blue suit was
chosen by the bride for her we'd
ding. With it she wore a sheer
pink blouse. black velvet hat and
black accessories. Her corsage
was of orchids.
Mr.. John Bannan gave his sis
ter in marriage. She was attend
ed by Miss Celia Bannan. who
wore a navy blue ensemble. with 4
corsage Of gardenias and roses.
Mr.. Julius Spadoni was best man.
A breakfast in the Winthrop
hotel followed the ceremony. after
which the couple left for a short
trip.
Mrs. Spadoni is employed in the
personnel office at Bremerton
Naval hospital. She is a graduate
of Aquinas academy and Of
Knapp's business college in Taco
ma. She was previously employed
in Tacoma. and has many friends
here.
The bridegroom is a graduate Of
Gig Harbor high school and at
tended Washington technical
school In Seattle. He is now sta
toned at Fort Benning. Ca, and
Is home on leave.
Miss Cara and Miss Lola Spa
doni entertained for the new Mrs.
Spadoni in their home Monday eve
ming. Relatives and friends from
Tacoma and Bremerton attended.
Mrs. Carl Nelson assisted the
hostesses in serving a late lunch
con.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Name Friday Bridge
Tournament Winners

Winners in the regular Friday
bridge tournament at the home Of
Mrs. A. J. Swindle were Mrs. z
E. Berglund and Mrs. William
Pearson, first; Mrs Marge Kenny
and Miss Maude Graham, second;
Mrs. Anthony Arntson and Mrs. P
L. Musell, third. The club will
meet Friday at 1890.
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Miss Alice Stockton win play a
group Of violin numbers, accom-
panied by Mrs. J. Freeman Nc
Nary. club president
Following This program, guests
viii view the colorful and &ustie
arrangements Of autumn flowers,
fruits and vegetables produced in
the gardens Of department mem
bers.
Marigolds grown from the seed
distributed by the garden depart
ment chairman last spring. VIII be
displayed.
Members responsible for the
various arrangements are Mes
DANES J. Freeman McNsry. Ed
ward Coleman, Frank r. Baker,
Percy Creath Smith, J. c. Huntley,
II. A. Douglass, George f. Staples.
Ivan Balabanoff, Berry Sugg, r.
c. Anderson, NJ. H. Browse and
Earl z. Willard.
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War Savings Stamp Club
Entertained bx' Member

Mrs. G. w. Hurst. OF 5521 No.
45th ST.. entertained the War Saw
ings Stamp club in her home re-
Gently. Members attending were
Mesdames Garry Mackie, L. NJ.
Thompson. John Quinn. w. II.
Tloos. Russell Tloos, Paul Luchs.
Frank c. Tloos and c. w. From
hold.
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Couple Wed Quietly
fridey Evening

Mr.. George Edward Emery. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Emery,
1854 So. 14th st. and Miss Max
Inc Marie Daley. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Glen r. Daley Of Puy-
aliup. were married Friday evening
at . O'Clock at the First Christian
church.
Vows were read by the pastor,
the Rev. Carl A. johnson. In the
presence Of eight members Of the
immediate families. Mr.. Emert is
employed at the local shipyards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
'Woman's Club to Enjoy
Joint Program Friday
Address by Evseuee From Canton, Chine SPee'a'
Music and Garden Department Display Arranged

Mrs James II Repp chairman Of the AmerSS u:IS
DEPARTMENT Of the Worans club and Mrs Earl T. NiAIu
chairman of the garden department, will present oh
program of the two departments when members oI 'e
5gsnization and their friends meet at o'clock Friday IN
the Broadway clubhouse. =. c.o,
Mrs. J. Paul Snyder, recent evaeuee from Oanto.'
China viii be presented by Mrs Repp her guest speaker
Mrs Snyder viii tell of her four in japanese
territory and of her return home on the Swedish ne
"Grpshom" She and her husband in charge OF tne
Haskell Memorial hospital With them were their t'o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Wed Quietly AZ Pastors
Home Friday EVENING

Christian Daniel Patsy. son q
Ers. Minnie Patsy - Tacoma. and
Mss Charlotte Dorothy foxano-
vich. daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Tony Brocouch O. Roslyr. were
married 81 the Drehsr apartments.
Friday evening AZ $50 o'clock.
The single ring ceremony WAS
performed by the Rev. Carl A.
johnson. minister Of the First
Christian church Following a
short week end trip the newly
weds will make their home at
500 So. jay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Mrs. Zolman entertains
For W.C.T.U. Luncheon

Dixon W. c. T. L. met Wednes-
day for noon potluck luncheon
at the home OF Mrs. Z. s. Zol.
man, $50 Ea. Goth st. Following
a short business meeting. devo
tons were led by Mrs. T. C. King
and Mrs. r. E. Hamer gave a talk
on the White Shield home.
New officers for the organiza.
ton include Mrs. Zolman, presi-
dent; Mrs. King. vice president;
Mrs. Alec Gair. secretary, and
Mrs. Fred Blackshsw. treasurer.
You help yourself when you buy
U. S. War Bonds.
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Mrs. wingard and another
daughter Mrs Harry Baker. IT,,
went south early last week for
the event and Mr.. wingard flew
down in time to give his daughter
away.
For her wedding the bride wore
the white satin gown and vel her
sister. Mrs. Baker had worn at
her wedding. The dress was fash
ioned with a yoke and full sleeves
Of net She carried a bouquet OF
gardenias and stephanotis and
wore the pearl necklace 1t. Mad
sen gave her on her birthday Just
a short time before the wedding.
Mrs. Baker was her sisters only
attendant and wore blue net with
a bouquet Of rosebuds and del
phinium.
Mr.. Robert Madsen was his
brothers best man.
Mrs. wingard chose a brown en-
semble for her daughters wedding
and Mrs. Madsen was In black.
Both had corsages OF gardenias.
A wedding dinner at one of San
Francisco's colorful cafes followed
the simple ceremony.
1t. and Mrs. Madsen are now at
homo In San Francisco where he is
stationed with the u. s. Army
postal department.
The bride In n graduate of Sta
dunn high school and a former
Rainbow Girl. She Is a member
of Phi chapter. Beta Sigma Phi.
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Miss Vineyard. 1t. Madsen
Wed in San F Francisco Oct. is

Brides Fsmik Goes TO California for Ceremony in
Home Of eridssroom's Parents: New Home in South
With only members of their two families present Miss
Betty Wineard and 1t Frank Madsen of San Francisco
exchanged their wedding in the San Francisco home
October l6
The bride of the attractive daughters of Mr. and
Mrs A. X Wlngard Of Browns Point who present
for the wedding.
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Mrs. Harry II. Johnston Is re-
sponsible for the striking arrange
ment Of dahlias, thanked BY tan
tapers TO center the lace covered
tea table. Presiding over the table
viii be Mrs. Walter Dickson and
Mrs. John Lemon.
Hostess for the tea win be Mes
danes Fred Aiming. Ivan P. Bala-
banoff. C. Dwight Ball. L. B. Bar
ton. B. o. Beal, n. F. Bingham
Frank r. Baker, Clyde D. Bril-.
BIT BRYAN and Arthur Butcher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

Monroe Union high school and In =
past worthy adviser OF Rainbow
Girls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

Tahoma Camp, w. o. W., will
hold a benefit card party Thurs
day evening in the Eagles hall.
Pinochle and 500 will be played.
Favors for high score will be
awarded with refreshments fol-
lowing.
Ladies' Aid Of Our Savior's Luth-
eran church will hold its regular
meeting in the church parlors
Thursday at 1890. Luncheon will
be served by Mrs. Sam Strom and
Mrs. Erik Redal. All members
and their friends are invited.
Carpenters auxiliary 267 win
hold regular meeting Thursday
at 1880 in Carpenters hall. Mrs.
Harry Simons will preside.
Three b Sewing club of Major
z. NJ. Brown auxiliary win meet
Thursday for 1890 luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Albert Ander-
son, 354s Spokane ave.
Ozanam circle No. 12 viii meet
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Peter Manley for a 1890 lunch
con, followed by bridge.
Mission circle Of Fern Hill Rap
fist church will meet Thursday
at noon for pot-luck luncheon al
the church. Devotions will be led
by Mrs William Berg. Mrs. J. D.
Williams will present a program
on the theme, The Light of the
/ World"
Thursday Study club will meet
October - at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Gordon Jr. The program
viii be presented by Mrs. Homer
Humiston, on the subject, Sicily
and Malta"
Fife Circle will meet at the
chapel on Thursday. Oct. p. at
1890. with Mrs. W. d. Vinson.
Mrs. o. C. whitworth and Mrs.
K. NJ. Hopkins as hostesses. The
devotions viii be led BY Mrs.
Norbert A. Donelson. AL interest
ed are cordially invited 10 attend.
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Mrs. White VIII Be edel-
weiss Study Club Hostess

Mrs Alex White viii open her
home at S20e No. Soth 81. TO mem
bers Of Edelweiss Study club for
1880 luncheon on Thursday. The
program viii be Wartime Music
with Mrs Fred Myers presiding.
Central chapter. Goodwill In
dustries. will meet Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. Herbert Spren-
ger. 1915 So. Goth 81, for a 1890
luncheon.
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Congratulations for
Couples on Births Of Sons

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schumock
are proud parents of son. their
first child. born recently at st.
Joseph's hospital. He is to be
called John Louis and is well
coined by his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Schumock and Mrs.
Bertha Drummer.
At the same hospital. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Corrigan. sister and
brother Of the Shumocks, are
being congratulated on the birth
OF a son also. He is TO be named
Thomas Walter and in addition TO
his grandparents Mrs. Drummer
and Mrs. Anna Corrigan. is well
coined by two sisters. Beverly
Anne and Marlene.
Fircrest Preschool win meet
Thursday evening at 7:45 at
Regents Park school. Ms. c. c.
Pratt, PIT. A. council president.
viii speak on school Bands. Mrs
Dell Gundstrom win preside. A
War Chest picture viii be shown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

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