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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-04-02
THROUGH
HAZE e.
E Y E S
.
BY
Hazel Braanon

A recent letter to the editor
column carried this interesting mes.
sage in the Commercial Appeal.
Some time ago, | Was genuinely
hurt to read one of your editorials
condemning Mrs. Roosevelt and her
efforts to give to the few some Of
the privileges with which for more
than SO years the rich have filled
their souring hangers. We Of the
South know what it is to be a down.
trodden section, to have poverty and
struggle, to be forbidden the dollars
we have earned.
"Why then, when from the Exec
ntive Mansion itself there comes a
champion Of the underdog, should
you basely attack her, should you
express the hope that she should
get out Of politics and stay out? If
that attack had come from a Maine
or Vermont paper, | would have
thought nothing of it, but my dis
appointment in my Southern editors
influencing these Southern States,
was keen and hard to take"
II makes us sick to hear people
talk about what a poor, down-trod-
den section the south is, how poor
and illiterate are its people, and
how sad is the whole situation.
OF curse the south is poor. We
have the lowest per capita income
in the United States, and our W
Mississippi has the lowest psr capita
income of any state.
We are not proud at all because
we are poor. We are ready to face
the fact but we don't have to on-
plain to the world about tor make
a bid for any body's sympathy just
because we are poor. Instead We
should do something about it.
Most of the things that have held
the south down since the War Be-
tween the States have been man
made and could have been solved
hy an intelligent leadership in Con-
gress from time to time. High pro-
tective tariffs and discrimination in
freight rates could have been re-
mcdied years & If our southern lea
ders in Congress had had vision and
courage and will power enough to
attack them.
Much of the poverty enjoyed by
Jul farmers, too, could be dispelled.
Devotion to the one-crop system and
living out Of can from the village
grocery store has ruined many a
southern farm family. We are pro-
crossing in that line too. The far.
nlers who do the complaining Aid
whining are those who don't want to
Notis anyway any than they
can possibly help.
The south has struggled all .nese
years not only under a one-crop sys-
tenn IN its economy but a one party
system in is politics. There is no
such thing AS an opposition party to
our traditional Democratic set-up. |
Consequently we are the forgotten
children Of a vote-conscious con
grcss. The Republicans don't seek
our favor because they know any
thing they could do would avail
them nothing. The Democrats, when
in power, think nothing of our sup
port because they know we're 60
ing to give it to them anyway.
We have poverty in the south ana
"a lot of problems. So does every
other section of the country. We
will never solve our problems here
by complaining and whining about
them. Nor will they be solved by
governmental or other outside in
reference. All we need to doeis ap-
ply the intelligence Of which We are
capable to our problems and solve
them ourselves.
Continued on next page)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-04-02
Thirteen High School
Students Will Also
6 e Diplomas
BY WILLIAM H

According to Registrar G. J. Ever
EFT, a total of "a boys and girls are
candidates for graduation from Hol-
mes Junior College in May. The COM
plete list Of aspirants is as follows:
Clark McMurray, Skene; John
Terney Anderson, North Carrollton;
Eula Mae Armstrong, Blue Springs;
Joseph Willie Baker, New Albany;
Lille Mae Bennett, Carrollton;
Willyee Rosele Brister, Durant;
Katherine Brooks, Kosciusko; Blanch
R. Brown, Big Greek; Robert G.
Brown, Fayette, Ala; Jean Cauthen.
Camden; Cecil Charlene Chesteen,
Kilmichael; Mary Lois Chester, New
Orleans; Ada Dorothy Clarke. Car
rollton; Orion Clarke, Jr., Carroll
ton; Eloise Cox, Stantonville, Tenn.
Willis Carey Crouch, Madison;
Virginia Crow, Cola; Frances Cur
tbs, Stewart; Miriam Ann DeLoach.
Durant; Walter Doty, Goodman;
James Edwards, Goodman; Sever
Landon Eubank. Winona; Emily
Bessie Fullilove, Winona; Virginia:
Henry, Lexington; Clark Holland,
K~osciusko; Nellie Pearl Holland,
Walden; Ethel Pauline Hearn, Miles
| ton; Robert Lester Honeycutt, Cal
houn City; Martha E. Hoover, Holly
Springs; Mary F. Hoover, Holly
Springs.
Joe NJ. H~udspeth, Ashland; Birdie
Marie Lyman, Corinth; Charles
Lester Gammill, C%arrollton; Mary
Bea Gammill, Boyle; Sadie Greer,
West; Eva Lois Kelly, Sweatman;
Dorothy Frances Fitzpatrick, Fulton;
Annie Lloyd knight, Carrollton;
Stokes Emile Lockwood, Eufaula,
Ala; James T. Maddox, Gown, Ala;
Margie Marks, Tchula; Marjorie Nc
Bride, Piclkens; Sarah McCrory, Kos
ciusko; Daniel Patrick MCGOWAN,
Camden; Biary Juan;ta McMillon,
AOS(lOSAO'
John Cleveland Miller, Dothan,
Ala; Douglas Moore, C~arrollton; Es-
telle Lorena Nunley, Carrollton;
Eliza 3. O'Rcilly, Benton; Frank
Keith Owen, Pontotoc; James H.
Owen, Pontotoc; Mary Alice Parker,
Big Creek; Robert H. Pepper,
Vaughan; Micajah Thomas Rainwat-
er, Michigan City; Betty Florence
Roberts, Lexington; Edward C. Rog-
ers, Lexington; Edna Ruth Rome.
Ethel; Wilma Leona Ross, Walden;
Ruth Elizabeth Sanders, Sails; A.
D. Scale, Jr, Roxie.
Jack M. Senter, Fulton; Martha
Effie Siler, Toone, Tenn; Stella
Louise Simpson. Tutwiler; Jamie
Cox Sledd, Columbus; Selby Stat
ford, Goodman; Marjorie D. Speck.
Blue Springs; Dorothy Lee Taylor,
Durant; Boyd Thompson. Lexington;
Elizabeth Tigrett, Dumas; Martha R.
Upchureh, Water Valley; George
Kimble Wallace, Kosciusko; Marilyn
Watkins, Cruger; Olga Christine
!" ttkins, Cruger; and Louise Wealth
erly, Pontotoc.
Thirteen high schools seniors are
eligible for graduation from Holmes
A. H. S. These include: Hubert Lam
fair, Durant; Dorothy Burrell, Good
man; Martha Burrell, Goodman; Bill
Donald, Goodman, Nancy Dickerson.
Sails; Maxine Hearn, Lexington;
Gene Hightower, Goodman; Mike
'itton. Boyle: Mary d. Mabry, Good
man.; Gladys Parker, Goodman; Dele
Shanks, Pickens; James Terry, Good
man; and Virginia Wilkes, Goodman.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-04-02
Miles Roy Assigned
To Afmored Regiment

CAMP POLK, La. March "a
Private John Miles Ray, 0as just ar
rived at Camp Polk, La. from the
reception center in his area.
Private Ray has been assigned for
training purposes to the Company
''H', 32nd Armored Regimen com
manded by Colonel T.. F. Bordinot,
one of the units of the Bird Armored
(Eayou Blitz) Division.
lie is the son of Mr.. aid Mrs.
S! C. Ray of Dursnt.
The Bird Armored Division is com
manded by Major General Walton
H. Walker and is one of The Oldest
of Uncle Sans armored units.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-04-02
Durant Band Concert
Set For April 7th At
Baptist Church
Group To Present
Contest Numbers
On This Program

The Durant School Band will be
presented in concert on Tuesday
night, April 7th at the Baptist Church
at eight o'clock. The public is invit.
ed.
The program, listed by Band Dir.
ector j. B. Taylor, follows:
america.
M~arch--M0narch ...--.. Olivadoti
Flute Solo-Scherzino :. Anderson
Ruth Fulmer ~s-
Trombone Solo-Elegy 49,. Martin
frankie Cresswell
Overture--Hero Harold Johnson
Selected Contest Overture
Oboe Solo Andantino .........
T'sckaikowsky
Gladys Crisler
Clarinet Solo - Gauyotte Caprice
DeRueris
Mir N Peacoc,:
Overture-Ca. iHsl 49,. tl.,r Johnson
Required Contest Overture
Saxophone Solo - Invocation !.
Donjon
Skippy Lewis
Clarinet Quartet - En- Escapades :.
Frangkiser
Miriam Peacock, David Comfort,
Carl Herrin, Jimmy Odom
March-Success ...-~--- Bennett,
"Star Spangled Banner"
Accompanies, Martha Elmore
Barwick, Jane Harrington, and Mil
dred Mitchell.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-04-02
TchuIo Youth Employed
In Defense Industry

Dennis Ray, Tchula, has secured
private employment as a machine
operator with the Stanley Tool Co.,
New Britain, Conn. 80
While assigned to the NYA pro-
ject at Greenwood, Dennis received
work experience in the machine shop
as hundreds Of other youth through
out the state are doing.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-04-02
|AAA County Payments
Nearly HaIf-Mlion|

Through Saturday of last week
the County Triple A Office had re-
ceived 6265 checks on 1886 farms
amounting to $465,475.45. This
leaves about $50 applications yet
unpaid. These payments are expect
ed to come forward within the near
future.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. Wilburn vii
have as their guests this week enc
all their children: Mss Velma Har
riet Wilburn, MSCW student, nov
home for Easter holidays; Miss Edith
Webb Wilbur Monroe, La; viii
Sails Wilburn. Clemson College, S.
c.; Mrs. T. b. Moore and baby, OF
Boyle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Y-Ed Club 10 Have
Beauty Talk

According 10 Miss Berniee Lam
dry. program chairman Of the Y.
Ed club. next Tuesdays meeting
should be very interesting and VIII
especially appeal 10 the girls. Miss
Bernice Gillespie and Mrs. kath-
leen Rockwell win demonstrate
hair styling and proper make up.
This program will follow tho usual
supper II e:is.
Miss Helen Lewis. chairman Of
the Northwest Business and Pro-
fessionai Girls Council Of the
Y. w. c. A. In making plans 70
leave Friday 10 represent the
northwest area at the National
Council convention to be held in
Bartlett. Ill. from Oct. 10 10 ..
Mlss Lewis viii be able 10 bring
back much interesting and valua-
BILE information To the club when
she returns.
Miss Kay kranich. chairman Of
the annual barn dance win an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Tea Opens
Art Season
Mrs. Riehl Is Hostess
Chairman for Year

The first tea Of the year.
Sunday afternoon from ?
until 6 o'clock At the galleries
of Jones Hall. College of Puget
Sound. will usher in n new
season for the Tacoma Art
Association. The preview for
members and their friends
viii be held nj that time with
the exhibits remaining open
to the public for several
weeks.
Mrs. Lock Richi u 10 be chair
man Of hospitality for the year
and At this tea viii Be assisted In
the arrangements by Miss Flor
enee Todd. Tea VIII b served
from $50 o'clock.
Hostesses for the afternoon viii
be Mrs. u. n. Todd. Mrs.. X. Frank
i'm Thompson. Miss Marion csuth-
ers. the new art department head
at the college. Miss Frances chubh.
also Of the art department. and
Mrs. John Goldbury. president Of
Tacoma Art Association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Among its own group Unit No.
has several collectors whose
knowledge of a specialized group of
antiques is considerable. Mrs.
C. G. Jennings will exhibit her
beautiful collection of old luster,
Mrs. Selwyn Dougherty group of
rare goblets and Mrs. Hereford G.
Fitch, an authority on furniture,
will do a Victorian room and have
charge of display of prints.
Mrs. George Franklin Is general
chairman of the show and is be-
ing assisted by the entire club
membership, each of whom Is re-
sponsible for the collection and
display of special exhibits.
Mrs. Roger Peck is president Of
Unit l, and Mrs. Henry Foss,
treasurer. viii be in charge of the
ticket sale.
While 1t is planned TO have most
Of the show made up of cherished
possessions of Glass club members,
there will be a few loan exhibits.
As an added attraction, Mrs.
Howard Seabury viii be in charge
Of a white elephant table" to
which members will contribute
articles for sale. the proceeds also
going to the Red Cross kit-bag
fund.
Special invitations are being ex-
tended branches of the National
Glass club groups in Olympia and
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Visits Parents in Tacoma
Before Army Transfer

Mrs. James VIII (Muriel Mac
donald) Is In Tacoma visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Mac
donald. She and her husband, 1t.
VIII have been at Fort Stiil. Okla
homa, until recently and came
here for a short time before Ii.
WIN reports at a new station. He
viii leave shortly and viii be join
ed later by his wife.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

A ehssry fire burned IN ths
hearth and On The manisi snd
throughout ths hous~ blus sfsd
white flowers wsrs us~d. a iow
oentsrplsee. sli IN whit~. wss ar
ranged on tins tahIs for late bur
fsf supper along uith white tsp<rn.
the allies Used tor bridge wsts
Of nautical nature.
Mrs. Hsrald =. nlrd. nothsf ~
th~ prospective bridegroom. prs
slded Il ths eoffss Urn for ths
supper ana Mrs. Harry Carr ~
npotans and Mrs. r. =. corbstf.
Dr.. assisted with ths serving.
Quests wers the Misses Hose-
mary Lynch. pssrisls AiistFam.
ksshryn Farsonw. nsrJ&ne L~~ls.
virginia Austin. kathryn kinn.
Nancy short. Nancy necfosk~f.
Martina MsssllI. Mary cosstsne~
atimpert of spoksns. Mfs. John
Condor lNsdins knnhl ana Arm
curbets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Mrs. Coiiman
Enieriains Club

fhs Mothers club II ths Alpha
Beta upssion sorority INST II tbs
home u Mrs. W. o. cofffnsu ~
ssh No esh II On Monday fsE
l.lnen<os ard business nesting.
Mrs.. =. r. ksene presided over
ths nesting .ad plans w~ss made
for = tsz 70 - held II ths sorority
room II the Student Union bssli5-
IND. This 10 an snnsss event and
honorss ths nav pledges AMI th<ir
mothers.
Chairman TOE the affair Nss
nrs. Harry Wilson. working ~lkh
her ssre Mrs r. r. ks~n<. Mrs.
v. ". Wittfsn. Mrs .. Peter Y.
Hssiy. Mrs. W. r. coffmsn and
Mrs. 4. l. WsfnsF.
Tns eiuhs proleef u - - .
study ~ soash AmsF1ss. Mrs. W
n. c1ffm&n started Il Of with =
very interesting talk On ths sub.
j<et. ard ouflinsd ths lszson pisns
for tins neat regular meeting.
-four postmaster can tel yoa
how 70 invest n ~ d WAR
I50NDH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Glass Club ANNOUNCES Show
At Wells Hall Next Month
Rare Antiques TO be Exhibited November 4. and 8;
Choir GuiId TO Assist with Tea Service

Lovers of antiques in for treat when the first
week of November arrives At Wells Hall in Christ Church.
unit l. National Early American Glass Club will present
antique show The dates Nov. a. and g. and the
proceeds ear-marked for the American Red Cross
ht-bags
Christ Church Choir Guild is assisting the Glass Club
by serving tea and also by being hand the evening of
the opening day, the exhibit will be open for those who
cannot attend during the day. Mrs Homer Clay of the
Choir Guild is tea-chairman
The antique show will be the most ambitious affair the
Glass Club has put its very successful show in the
Ferry Museum during Tacoma's Jubilee in 1889
Not only will there be lovely table settings in old glass
but arrangements featuring old furniture, prints,
hobby collections, buttons and old toys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19


Friday evening Mrs. Henry @.
Taylor. jr. MARY Jean Aorrisl
and Miss Virginia Grove enter
tanned II the University Union
II = dinner party and personal
shower fer Mas Young. The
guests who were present included
Mrs. Harry Stella. Mrs. Douglas
Gonyea. Mrs. William Hyde. Mrs.
Chester johnson. Mrs. John Jack.
Mrs. James WIN. Miss Shirley Rob-
bins. Miss Nancy savidge. Miss
Ann Murray. Bridge followed DIM
ner and the opening Of gifts.
Mrs. WIN lMuriel Ascdonaldl
will entertain at the Tacoma club
on Saturday evening honorinE
Miss Young. Mrs. stella and Miss
Betty Doud. Her guests win IN
eiude Mrs. Douglas Gonyea. Miss
Virginia Grove. Mrs. Henry Tay-
Tor. Miss Ann Murray. Miss shir-
ley Robbins. Mrs. Chester john
son. Miss Nancy savidge. Ars.
Bernard Chambers. Mrs. Kenneth
Bourke. and Mrs. Paul Juellng.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Officers TO Be in Charge
At Garden Club

Better Gardens club viii meet
Monday at O'Clock at the Fir
crest home of Mrs. Theodore
Specht.
The new officers for the COM
ing year who viii have charge OF
the meeting are Mrs. c. w. Bryan.
president; Mrs. Walter Berg. vice
president; Mrs. z. Z. johnson. sec
Rotary; Mrs. Lew Floydstead,
treasurer. Roll call viii be an
swered by naming a tree or shrub
for fall planting.
Mrs. Arthur Butler viii discuss
fan garden work. There viii Be
a display Of chrysanthemums. fol
lowed by a treasure chest Oak
land bus leaves town Al Ito p. N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Day Nursery TO Take Over
Lille Theafer Mondsy

Tacoma Day Nursery club Il
sponsoring the Monday evening
performance of arsenic and Old
Lace" at the Little Theater. They
will hold their regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Eek
strom, ga No. Stadium way. at
1880 on Thursday. The assisting
hostesses for buffet luncheon will
be Mrs. George Poe. Mrs. A. b.
Howe, Mrs. L. A. Parshall and
Mrs. ]. A. Mcleod. Mrs. Calvin
w. Stewart will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Mrs. Spike VIII Be
Hostess tuesday

Mecca club, Daughters of the
Nile will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Clifford Spike, 341s No. 18th
st, Tuesday. Oct. 20. at 1890 for
luncheon and cards. Assisting
hostesses are Mrs Oscar Borell
and Mrs. A. w. NORWOOD. Mrs.
Frank Rybin. chairman, viii pre-
side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Daughters of the King to
Meet Monday Evening

The Daughters Of the King Of
the Church Of the Holy Commun-
ion win meet Monday evening at
7.3O at the home Of Mrs Gather
me Jones. 14I4 No. Anderson -.
Miss Grace Van Bergh viii con-
duct the meeting. during which
Mrs. Jones VIII give paper, Paul
breaches Faith IN Christ"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Past cnlsfx eiub - raeume
Tsmpls Fyshs&n SISTERS 1lII -
ssssas their activities ThufntoY =
II - - tne hems Il Mra y. -
Abbott. z01s -. lo<h - nFs1uo
nIlI foiIow N Issoea~uH sn3 kr1ef
ksz.lassx Hs~<zInx. o<ti<sfs 80
Nfs Hattie kssz9 px<>sdenz. k6fH
fsfmsa L&parn<ss. vie pF~H1@nE.
and Mrs Ashott. seersfsfy-tr>ee-
uFsF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Deerings TO Return TO
Oraoon This Weak-End

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deering. who
have been visiting Mr.. behring's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Deering as well a. his brothers,
Mr.. Robert and Mr.. Harold Deer
ing and their families for several
days. are returning to Oregon
today. They VIII visit Mrs. Deer
ing's two grandparents In Port
land before returning 10 an Oregon
coast town where he is stationed
with the u. S. Coast Guard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
DAVIS 10 Establish Home
In Tucson. Arirons

Mr.. and Mrs.. Edwin y. Davis
Marie Hohrlnskoyl we're IN tbs
Northwest early this week follow
ing their return from Boston and
are now en- route 20 Tucson. Aria.
where they win make their home.
They visited Mr.. Davis parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mlnot Davis. 1t the
Tacoma Country club. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore riessrhseff. aunt
and uncle Of Mrs. Davis. IN Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Chapter TO Have Dessert
Supper on tuesday

Chapter Blk, PEG. win meet
Tuesday for 7:15 dessert supper.
with Mrs. William c. Young. 1914
No. Adams, as hostess.
The business meeting at 8
o'clock will be conducted by Mrs.
Franklin O'Neel. Mrs. Jessie
Langstaff is chairman for the eve
ming program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Onee al Home
In Seattle for Present

Mr.. and Mrs. II. kennard onge
who were married recently In Van
oouver. Wash, are now at home At
the Olympic In Seattle. Mrs. Onge
Is the former Miss Helen Davis of
Tacoma. The reception was held
at the University-Union club here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Alpha Club TO Study
Early American Poetry

Alpha Study club will meet at
1 o'clock Monday at the home
of Mrs. w. p. Wagley. Mrs. sher-
man Ingels will give paper,
American Poetry from 1920 to
1880"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Libra Members VIII
Meet on Iuesdax

Mrs. Paul L. Pearson will enter
tain Libra Study club members
Tuesday afternoon. A report will
be given on Wake, Guam, Midway,
Marshall and Gilbert islands by
Mrs. Cecil Neideffer.
Mrs. William Leatherwood will
give the book review.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Club to Sew
And Study
Monday clvie essup -
Msss WIN Nh MsttIss

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Mesf WIN 49, NVS~~1ss
aWaxk Wkile Ynu 1 .Infnne
~lll l.. ~. .lo~~n - f6ou.<1nv
rIvlr Club fuemheru thin vnnr
= 49, @a..kI.~ "a fr.~e
-~ - sE.l~ .~,ssf~~
1872 --z*--
~ sm.esTsI'u ~
- me9kinx 4 - III -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Venture Club TO Organize
Red Cross SEWING Unit

Tacoma Venture club will meet
Monday evening at 7.30 in the
Red Cross headquarters at 10th
and Pacific to organize sewing
unit which will meet twice a month
hereafter. Miss Marion Mont
gomerie is president of the group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Invitations Out for Nexf
Yacht Club Party

Members of Tacoma Yacht club
and few guests are looking for
ward to the annual Halloween
barn dance at the clubhouse on
Oct. 81. The party Is limited TO
rs couples with reservations to be
made in advance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Aquinas Mothers Club
10 Meet tuesday

Members of the Mothers club
Of Aquinas academy viii meet
Tuesday afternoon at 100 at the
school. The meeting time has
been changed from 2 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Tseomsn IsWsek-End
Oussf in Seattle

Miss Kathryn King. president Of
the Tacoma Junior League, II ths
house guest this weekend Of her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
srully In Seattle. Guests Of the
seuiiya also have been Mrs. John
W.. sfoidsrd. who II making her
home in Tacoma whils her hus-
band. Major stoddard. 10 ON sotive
duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Invitations to Be Out Soon
For Marriage of Miss Young
Popular Tacoma Daughter sess Nov. For Marriages 70
Ii. John Thomas Rushson 81 Annie Wright Chapel

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Joseph Young vii be sending out
invitations for the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Frances Young l. John Thomas Rushton Nov. !
Annie Wright seminary chapel where many friends
and former classmates Of the brdeelet too have been
married recently
The ceremony VIII be followed by reception IT the
Tacoma Country and Golf club. 1t Rushton i the son
of Mrs John Thomas Rushton and the late Mr. Rushon Of
Philadelphia
Although the wedding date has but recently been selected
Miss Young has been already feted many times and
parties store for her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

nounes plans which she and her
COMMITTEES have made for the sf-
fair which IL 10 be held Oct. u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Preparatory their of
ton American Gloss
be
the Mrs
old ust Jennings stondno
recognition with
Red benefit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In u. .. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Engagement of Miss Corbett
Is Surprise Announcement
Friends Lean Ezeitine News Friday Evening -
Bridge Party; Wedding nsss Not Yet sslssssd

Close friends Of Miss Irene Frances Corbett donphter
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. Corbett 2oo2 No Junett a. n.thsud
for evening Of bridge Friday and were dehqhtmy ~
prized when presented with ther tnee 10 Rad the n4e
on "Irene and Jack printed In gold letters Mns corbs
took this opportunity 10 reveal her betrothnI 70 n !n.k
L. Bird. u T. Coast Guard Of Mr. and Mr. hnFoM =
Bird Of 3302 No. Mullen.
Since service orders uncertain dsfInite plnnb
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