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baking powder, l-2 teaspoon salt, l cup chopped nuts:
 Cream shortening and sugar to- gether. Add corn syrup and beat well. Add beaten eggs. Add applesauce. Sift flour, baking pow der and salt together and add to creamed mixture, stirring only enough to moisten flour. Add nuts. Baked in greased mufin pans in moderate oven (375 degrees F) 20 to 25 minutes.
 COrnmeal Mush
 (Serves { to 6)
 Three cups water, l teaspoon salt, l cup whole ground cornmeal.
 Bring water to boil, add salt when water is boiling briskly, slowly add whole ground cornmeal. Cook about 10 minutes. Pour into loaf pan which has been rinsed with cold wa- ter. Let stand overnight. Slice l-2 inch thick, and fry in good hot fat until brown on both sides. Bacon drippings are excellent for frying cornmeal mush.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

of bitter but she kicking and screaming at the literal hgue grave adjust the that suf makes it aer The bitter bread will last long she lets 1t last; longer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14
roMoRRow's MENU

BREAKFAST: Baked apples, cornmeal mush, corn syrup, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Vegetable sal- ad, applesauce muflns, ched- dar chees, grapes. tea, milk.
 DINNER: Tomato juice, beef and vegetable stew, brown rice, mixed greens salad, chocolate bread pudding. foamy lemon sauce. coffee, milk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
Announce Plans
For Parish Parties

Miss Lillian Beauchamp and
Mrs. E. J. Gillies are the co-chair-
men for a Visitation Church all
parish party to be given on Satur-
day, Oct. 10. at the l. o. o. F.
hall. 5437 So. Tacoma way.
This is to be the first of two
parties given before the annual
carnival on Oct. 81. and the second
by the men Of the parish. Many
valuable prizes have been donated
by the ladies Of the parish.
Assisting Mrs. Gillies and Miss
Beauchamp are the following
Tickets. Miss Sadie Foye and Mrs.
Martin Renggli; supper, Mrs.
Romeo Bot, Mrs. Joseph Maerkle.
Mrs. Ralph Martin and Mrs. Louis
Schiller; cards. Mrs. Leon Pooh;
decorations, Misses Mary Joyce
Gillies, Patricia Megary. Louise
Schiller. and Dorothy Besuchsmp.
An enjoyable evening is promised
all who attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
Cedar Assembly Starts
New Term Saturday

The new term for Cedar Assem-
bly, Order OF Rainbow for Girls,
with Miss Carol Gillespie presiding
as worthy adviser. will start
Saturday night October IL. 1912.
and according 10 the Mother Ad-
wiser Mrs. Cora Jepsen a very
successful term Is predicted.
The first meeting viii be a bust
ness meeting preceded by a 6:S.
potluck dinner. Violet Laramie is
chairman and her committee con-
sists Of Myrtle Rooney. Lita Joy
johnson. Patricia Russell. Mary
Lou Mockel. Ramona Gehri. and
Dorothy ciesry. All members are
urged 70 attend rs new plans for
the fall term win be discussed.
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The three judges. coming from
Seattle for the occasion are Mrs..
Louis culman. Mrs. w. w. Sawyer
and Miss Edith Hazard. secre-
tariss to the judges win Be Mrs.
George. Criggs Franklin. Mrs.
Clarence Yager and Mrs. George
Tart.
Committees for the show in-
clude: Entries. Mrs. Raymond
Tarr, chairman: Mrs. d. A. VIII
Hams. Ars. Paul Harvey. Mrs. e.
X. Reynolds and Miss Margaret
Long: classifieations. Mrs.. Roger
Peck. chairman; Mrs.. Corydon
Wagner and Mrs. L. B. Macdonald:
staging. Nrs. Ralph Dickman.
Floral classes In the show viii
include chrysanthemums. dahlias.
nscs--to be judged according to
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Cloughs Plan
Celebration
Silver Anniversary VIII
Be Marked This Weekend

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Clough.
1929 No. Cushman ave-, will
observe tn cir twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary with a
small dinner party at their
home Saturday evening to
which they have invited Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Crews, Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Petersen, Mr..
and Mrs. Einar Randrup and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingston Wich-
man.
The table will be decorated with
the small white basket which was
used to carry the wedding ring at
Mr.. and Mrs. Clough's wedding.
Flowers will be Ophelia roses and
pink sweetpeas, also in duplicate of
the wedding.
Some of the original wedding
cake. which has been wonderfully
preserved, will be served. along
with a replica of the cake made
with silver trim.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Clough have invited a group
Of friends to join them between 8
and 5 o'clock and another group
viii be received between 6 and s
o'clock.
Olympic Rebekah lodge will
meet Friday evening at S o'clock
in the I.o.o.F. temple. Mrs. Alvin
Sather. assisted by Mrs. A. j.
Hanlein viii preside. Nominations
will be made for offices.
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New Officers Viii Preside
AZ Rainbow Meefino

Warren Assembly. 70. will hold
the first meeting of It's new term,
Saturday. in Warren Hall. Miss
Janet Hodgedon. worthy adviser,
and Mrs Harry Naylor. mother
adviser. viii preside.
Preceding the meeting. a pot
luck supper will be held. Miss
Marjorie Lane viii be chairman
and those on her committee are
Misses Amy Jean Num- Ruth
Mscemon. Margaret Milhgan and
Janet Hodgedon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Scudder
Parents Of DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Scueder
(Jsnet Thompson) are happy par
ents Of a daughter born Tuesday,
Oct. 6, at Tacoma General hos
pital. The baby has been named
Janviere Lee, after Mrs. Scudders
mother, the late Mrs. Oscar
Thompson. She is welcomed by
her maternal grandmother. Mrs.
Blanche Scudder of Tacoma, and
paternal grandfather. Mr.. Oscar
Thompson Of New York city, as
well as great grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Maybin of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
To Visit Harold Andersons
Nov In San Francisco

Mrs. Nels II. Msgnuson and
daughter. Jane. and Mrs. II. II.
Kelpmsn. all Of Tacoma. md Miss
Jeanette Anderson Of Fife. left
by train Tuesday for a trip 70
San Francisco. Calf, where they
viii visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Anderson. Mrs. Anderson is the
former Miss Marjorie Espeisnd Of
Tacoma Her husband. formerly
Of Puysllup. is serving with the
U. s coast guard. now stationed
in Alameda
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
Tacoma Garden Club to Give
Yearly Fall Flower Show
Fruits and Vegetables Added TO Displays for First Show
In Wartime; Mrs. Rawlings. Mrs. Wicker in Charge

Once the autumn calendar indicates the time has
arrived for Tacoma Garden clubs annual flower show
and this years affair will be of particular interest since
in addition to the exhibiting of the lovely autumn blooms
fruits and vegetables from Victory Gardens will en-
tered in competition.
Mrs. j. w. Rawlings is chairman of the shows for the
with Mrs. Charles Weker planning this October event
which is to take place Tuesday afternoon Wells Hall
of Christ Episcopal church.
The entries will be received from until IL 80 and at
o'clock in the afternoon guests of members will join them
to view the exhibits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
Mrs. Snider
.EntertainS
Day Nursery Club Meets
At Day Island on thursday

Tacoma Day Nursery club
held its first October meeting
Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. o. V. Snider at
Day Island. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Leslie Tut
tie. Mrs. G. E. Hanson and
Mrs. Roy Funk. Guests were
served in buffet style from
a handsome table conferred by
an arrangement OF crystal
birds anA white pompon
dahlias and lilies.
Mrs. Charles N. Clark and Mrs.
Josiah Davies poured.
During the business meeting
which followed luncheon, Mrs. Cali
win W. Stewart presided. 1t was
decided TO hold only one meeting
a month in November and Decem-
Der due TO the war situation. Mrs.
Llewellyn F. Wing was presented
in talk on her extensive trip
east and also on the War Chest
drive.
Day Nursery club has taken
over the evening performance Of
Oct. 10 for Arsenic and Old Lace"
at the Little Theater. Reserva-
tons are being made through Mrs.
Stewart, Proctor 1874.
Eleven tables of bridge were in
playing during the afternoon. with
fsvors going to Mrs. Frank Nor
ris and Mrs. A. J. Graft.
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the American Rose society rules
xinnias. tuberous rooted begonias.
Michaelmas daisies, ssters. fu-
chsias. berried shrubs and unciassi-
fled flowers.
In addition 10 the individual
flowers, fruits and vegetables, a
division OF the show will be de-
voted to decorative arrangements
Of the three. separately and in
combinations.
The regular meeting at o'clock
win precede the opening OF the
show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
Writer'S Meet at
Woman's Clubhouse

The Tacoma Writers club met
for a regular session last Thurs
day evening at the woman's club
house. A program was presented
by Miss Bernice Barton. including
the reading Of humorous boys
story. &C Gorge Washington
Hisself.- by Mrs. J. J. Heiley. Mrs.
Thomas Brown read q story of
Scotland. White Heather" and
Mrs. Robert Western read two
articles. "Quit clubbing About
Your Age" and Gifts With
Imagination"
Security Benefit association viii
hold a card party at $50 Friday
viii be in charge.
evening in Carpenters hall Mrs
Rufus Policy and Mrs Roy Dunn
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Welsh Society TO Meet
Saturday Evening

The Tacoma Welsh American
society will meet Saturday eve
ming at s O'Clock for business
which will include planning the
annual song festival. Mr.. Lewis
Morgan will conduct the group in
the concert.
Mrs. Reese Meredith viii be
hostess for the evening, assisted
by Mrs. Catherine Jones and Mrs.
d. w. Sheppard will be in charge
of the program. Mrs. George
Palmer will preside over the
meeting.
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Mrs. kennard to Entertain
Shakespeare Club

Mrs. Hunter Kennard will be
hostess to members of the North
End Shakespeare club on Saturday
evening at o'clock. There will be
an installation of officers. The
groups program this year will
again include the reading Of
shakespearean plays. A social
hour will follow study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10

Silver Tea
To Be Sunday
Trinity esad Plans Annual
Event ~ Dsvis Home

A Columbus Day silver tea
- the lovely Falkland home
~ Mrx. Esther Davis viii be
given Sunday afternoon from
70 8 O'Clock by the Trinity
Lutheran guild Of Falkland.
Mn. Clifford Olson is gen.
Grol chairman for the event,
and she il being assisted with
the general arrangements by
0rs. Kenneth Jacobs and Mrs.
Robert Johnson.
ouoneo W1n ~ recsivsd q the
0Dor ~ Ma pavia. l(rs. Mlkkel
Eoao ~ ~. ~. = Thorpe. Mrs..
Iene = prooidsnt u tt guild and
I'm. 1horpe ~ vile a the local
1onenr.
h eaFfy1ng cut IL Columbus
uny thema deoorations WIN b In
- patriotic rsd. white and blue
mo<lf. Ma Ksnnsfh Jacoba who
= doing IL dsoorsfing. reveals
Hat formal arrangements of red.
whlto an1 Hue flowers win Be
uDed n the entrances hall. at the
window and On ths mantel and
oTnnd piano.
Throughout the rooms there VIII
- flags and ribbons In the patri-
etc celors- o. the lace covered
- tahle WIN b. q centerpiece Of
red ana white dAhlias and white
eapera n patriotic vein win
peo1ominats also IN r~freshments.
W1icA Will include star-shaped
oook3as and calnss led with rcd.
U1its and h,ua
1fes1ames o. J. stusn, J. q.
Unnoon. Rstsr vslsvick. Ross
Doynton. osrhard Haakinson and
.. A. Tingslstad win preside over
~ ~ tAhas during ths five hours
q opsn houss. During this time
patriotic sonos win ~ offered At
intervals ~ . woman's quartet
opmpooed q lreedAmes Kenneth
51pohs, J. q. Hanson. Edgar Haley
end Henry Derntsen- Their sslec-
e1ons win include NY Own. Amsri-
-" (Wrube1), Il An IN Amsri-
eon~ (ochustsr. Cunningham ana
'Wnitcup). and Il Hear America.
Unging" (De Rose).
Publicity for the tea n being
Aandlsd by Nrs. Carl Fynboe and
1Gsa J. r. Pfleuger. The refresh
1nent committee consists Of Misses
1Gary Dottsn. Grace Bloomquist.
XAtheryn Arntson. Emmy Cotton
m 1gesdAmes Burton Raymond,
Honzy Dale snd rrsd Hsss.
The guild Of Trinity Luthern
ohurch in Farmland II affiliated
y1tA IL Womsn's Missionary fed
esation. = national organisation.
\ bs,ongs also 10 the local South
3ugst Sound circuit Of w. N. =.
According 10 frs. Nikkel Lono.
EDsidsnt the guild has . member
- a more han ~. Ms. Charles
1aroesny = vios prssidsnt. Mrs. J.
9. Hanson = SECRETARY, and Mrs.
3eter volsvick = treasurer.
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Tacoma PIT. A. to Sponsor
Annual Membership Tea
Yearly Affair TO Be Given tuesday 81 U.S.O Center;
Mrs. A. NJ Ray Planning Details Of Afternoon Program

The annual membership tea of the Tacoma Council Of
Associations will be given Tuesday af-
ernoon from until o'clock the L. s. O. Center 18th
and Fawcett Avenue Invitations have been extended TO
all members of PTA units in the city and their friends,
with particular emphasis being placed welcoming par
ents who have come TO Tacoma in the past year.
Mrs A. NJ. Ray, council program chairman is planning
events OF the afternoon with the assistance of Mrs. J. C.
Donahue high school chairman Mrs Carl Forbes grade
program chairman and Mrs Sterling Carmichael presehoo
program chairman.
Mrs James F. Stewart is in charge of the hour and
is being assisted by Mrs. Robert Robbins Mrs. Clifford
Weeks Mrs John Marker Mrs. J. D. Mahosd and Mrs H.
w. Rekdahl.
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w. hekQanl.
Mrs. J. d. Mahoski Is In charge
Of table decorations and Mrs. e.
wood Budl II arranging the center
piece. Members OF the Green Fin
gers garden club have charge Of
decorating the Uso hall. Regard
less Of sugar rationing, there viii
be tea. coffee, cookies and delecta-
BILE sandwiches.
Mesdames II. J. Rinker, Howard
r. Goold. T. c. Besrdsley and NJ.
d. wilkinson have been asked to
pour.
Mrs. c. c. Pratt. president of
the Tacoma council: Mrs. II. L.
White. membership chairman. and
the three decorators. Mrs. Roy
Kneeland. Mrs. Russell Baker and
Mrs. David w. Wood viii receive
the guests.
Written invitations have been
sent to Mayor and Mrs. Harry p.
Cain. supt. and Mrs. Howard r.
Goold. Mrs. M. ID. wilkinson. Mrs.
Walter NJ. Perry. Mrs. Morris ID.
Kennedy. Mrs. Fred belong. Mrs.
II. J. Rinker. Harold Douglas.
Mrs John Tredway, Mrs. Fred +.
Pnsum. Mrs. Herman Nordfors,
Mrs. Ernest Hummer. Capt. See
phen Z. sanislo, Lyle Stewart.
Mrs. p. c. Knapp. Mrs. William s.
Lindberg. Mrs. Hannah X. Meag-
her. Mrs. Robert II. Jacques. Mrs.
T. !. Pitts. Mrs. w. s. Colman.
Mrs. Dale Marble, Mrs. c. A. MIS-
sen. Mrs. Byron Moye and Mrs.
Leighton Haskell.
Also Mesdames Elwell Hoyt,
Weldon Pascoe. B. A. Mckenzie.
James II. Derby. George Warning
ton, T. C. Beardsley, II. F. Sturt-
ridge. Darth B. Ludwick. w. J.
Wilkinson. o. v. johnson, Frank
Perry. Z. w. Hilton. George Huff
man. Ronald Persing. B. A. Gates.
John ]. Pearce, John c. Lemon
and Maynard Falconer.
FRIDAY
Mrs. Norman l.. johnson Is OPP
ening her No. ! 81. home for tea
given by the Lowell PIT. A. board
members TO honor the school fac
ulty on Friday. Oct. Q. from $50
to 5 p. m.
A lace covered table. centered In
white chrysanthemums. with blue
and red tapers. viii carry out the
patriotic motif. Jean Stensen and
Fayette johnson. daughters of the
president and first vice president,
win present each guest with a
corsage in keeping with the occa-
sion. Mrs. A. N. Stensen' and
Miss Johanna johnson will pour.
Guests win include Miss johann
m johnson. principal Of Lowell
school, Ruth Erickson. Helen Boyle.
Ruth Gorham. Ethel Dunkerly.
Myrtle McIlvaine. Leons Bell,
Martha Friis and Earl Eckert,
teachers; Mrs. Clay c. Pratt. Ia
coma PIT. A. council president;
Mrs. Walter West and Mrs. Charles
Gueger. past president and treas
urer of Lowell PIT. A.
Hostesses for the tea are Mrs.
A. N. Stensen, president: Mrs.
Norman L. Johnson. first vice pres
ident: Mrs. ]. L. solberg. second
vice president: Mrs. Harold ].
Creerey. treasurer, and Mesdames
L. s. Tullis. Arthur Pease, William
C. Tate, secretary. Dudly Gunston.
Paul L. Pearson. Herbert II. Holz,
Allan Cox. Charles II. Strong, Wall
lace Scott, r. H. Harris. Walter
sinsheimer. H. N. Dempsey and L.
Darrell Lee.
MONDAY
Jason Lee PIT. A. meets Mon
day at AIS p. m. In the school
with Mrs. L. T. Barker presiding.
Miss Mary Frances Harrison viii
speak and the Jason Lee students
will present a War Chest speaker.
Hostesses are Mesdames James
Thrasher. social chairman; A. A.
Haslam and Carl Tveter. Other
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are Mesdames X. F. Yauger, A. L.
Nederlee. II. A. Lister. F. d. Sehu-
Ter and W. L. Moore. Officers and
chsirmen are Mesdsmes ]. d.
shotwell. president: Kenyon +.
Yaunger. first vice president: Miss
Helen Edwards, second vice presi-
dent; C. G. Wales, secretary: w. G.
kennard. treasurer; c. II. Kallan-
der. budget and finance: A. B. Pc
terson, health: F. clifford Spike
hospitality; Stanton warburton,
r., Juvenile protection and well
fare; Roger w. johnson. kinder
garten; George Stewart. lunch
room: Sumner w. Bennett, mem
bership: w. p. Mathews, maya
zine: Addison Forester. parent
education: Lester Prescott. pro-
gram; A. L. Nederlee. publicity:
+. d. Schiller. radio: L. M. Hamp-
ton. Red Cross; w. L. Moore, So
cial; Arthur s. Hungeyford. stu
dent loan: II. A. Lister. record
book: Robert Hunt. ways and
means: C. w. Campbell. year book:
C. G. Meliis. youth activity and hui
name education; Miss Helen Ed
wards. legislation; Miss Patricia
Winney. music, and VIII II. Gull
ford, principal. public relations.
Whitman preschool meets Mon
day at s o'clock In the kindergart-
en- room with Mrs. Harold Smith
presiding. Miss Stella Kellogg
viii speak and show slides. Host
esses are Mesdames Curtiss Dur
bin. John Berry. II. N. Leslie and
Leo Lehman.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Falkland preschool will be at
the home Of Mrs. w. s. Palmer on
at s o'clock. Mrs. C. S. March
will preside. A report on the
the Tule lake road Monday evening
county PIT. A. convention held at
Milton Oct. / viii be made. An
open discussion ON Becoming So
cially Acceptable" win follow. As
sisting viii be Mrs. r. w. Trail
and Mrs. C. z. Russell. Everyone
is cordially invited.
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TUESDAY

Arlington Preschool meets Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock in the
home of Mrs. Harry Conrow. s40e
So. 10th ST.. with Mrs. Elmo Nelson
presiding. Mrs. Joe Thornley, will
give a reading. Hostesses are Mrs.
Alfred Mathieason and Mrs. Karl
Hansen. Board members are Mrs.
Nelson, president; Mrs. James
Dietz. vice president; Mrs. Alfred
Mathieason, treasurer and men,
bership; Mrs. Harry Conrow, sec
rotary. historian and program:
Mrs. Joe Thornley,. parent educa-
ton; Mrs. Roy Spooner. ways and
means: Mrs. Edward Meier. lay
cite; Mrs. Charles Reynolds, mag
azine; Mrs. Karl Hansen, social,
and Mrs. Lawrence wicklund. rec
ord book.
Stadium PIT. A. meets Tuesday
at O'Clock in the USo at 18th and
Fawcett with Ivar Hendrickson
presiding. Officers and chairmen
are Mesdames Hendrickson. presi-
dent; Harvey Reynolds. first vice
dent: George Mounton, secretary:
Merle Legg, treasurer: L. r.
Isaacs. program: J. c. Donahue,
membership: w. J. Mahoski, bud
get: A. NJ. Ray. magazine: J. r.
Dujeon. publicity; Dom Cvitzno-
vich. social: Paul Olson. hospital
ity: Roy Kneeland. sunshine. and
Miss Alice Workman. student aid.
Willard PIT. A. meets Tuesday
at ESQ p. m. in the school lunch
room with Mrs. w. Gorrell presid-
ing. Other officers are Mesdames
Arthur wallin. first vice presi-
dent: Harvey Richardson. secre-
tary: ]. ]. Flaherty. treasurer: A.
Wallin. membership; f. ". Hall,
program: George Kreger. sun
shine. and Miss Esther Johnson.
second vice president.
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Jason Lee PIT. A. meets Mon
day at 2:15 p. m. In the school
with Mrs. L. T. Barker presiding.
Miss Mary Frances Harrison will
speak and the Jason Lee students
will present a War Chest speaker.
Hostesses are Mesdames James
Thrasher, social chairman; A. A.
Haslsm and Carl Tveter. Other
officers and chairmen are Mes
danes V. f. Souvignier. treasurer:
d. W. Petersen. secretary; l. p.
Norton. program and music; A. c.
McCorry and r. A. Prechek. men,
bership: L. w. Siegler. publicity
and record book: John Lawson.
magazine and radio: r. G. Haw-
kins. health and child welfare; r.
]. Kspphohn. student aid and juve-
nile protection: J. J. Ruck. citizen
ship and international relations;
c. r. Munt. hospitality; Russell
Baker. recreation: Roy kneeland.
sunshine. and J. L Mcconnell. Sec
ond vice president.
Lowell PIT. A. meets Monday
evening AZ s o'clock in the school
auditorium with Mrs. A. n. STEM
sen presiding. Prof. Charles T.
Bzttin OF the College Of Puget
Sound win speak and Miss Alta
Johnstead will play piano solos.
Teachers viii be introduced Fa-
Tiers as well as mothers are in
vited TO attend Hostesses are
Mrs. Walter sinsheiner and mem
bers OF the board.
Washington PIT. A. meets Mon
day at ESQ p. m. in the school
with Mrs J. d. Shotwell presiding.
Miss Frances Wiley from the
Washington Dairy council will
speak Washington pupils viii be
presented by the music supervisor
Niss Patricia Winney. Hostesses
Evening star., 1942-12-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
PAUL z. JAMESON, Attorney,
Woodward Building,


IN THE DISTRICT COURT >or THE
United States for the District Of Co.
lumia.-.,LEQNA N: SUITS, 426 18th
tiff, vs.. ROBERT LEE sTUTTs liast known
addressl Route 2, Madison, Florida, Defend
ant:-No. 17.711.-The object of this suit
Of voluntary separation for five consecu-
tive years without cohabitation. On mo-
ton OF the plaintiff. it is this 4th day Of
December, 1Q42. ordered that the defend
ant. Robert Lee Suits, cause his appear
snce to be entered herein on or before
legal holidays. occurring after the day Of
the nrst publication of this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
this order be published once 4 week for
three successive weeks in the Washinston
before said day. (S) MATTHEW r. Nc
CURE. Justice. (Seal) Attest:
CHARLES e. sTEWART. Clerk. By HMDA
MARIE GOWEN, Deputy Clerk.
de7,14,21.
Evening star., 1942-12-07
LOTS FOR SALE

THREE LARGE LOTS, RIVERDALF NEAR
District line. close in. Appraised at 81 200.
Only $500 net. Out-of-town OWNER
'}17 West Duval ST.. Jacksonville. Florida
Evening star., 1942-12-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued

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baths. recreation rm. with fireplace. nag
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heat. winter, summer hookup; buiIt-in sa-
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point In D. G.; six-room house bedrms..
bath porehes; fireplace. Venetian blinds:
smii sransi.rIed 81 200 op.n SsTn and $50 mo- Owner
A CENTER-HALL COLONIAL HOME.
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WEsTHAVEN. ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
$7.5O0-Practically new-house condition.
Corner home Of six rooms, bath. modern
in detail. Prompt possession. Exception
ally convenient location. Act now as this
34ls or District 300. BEiTzELL.
REDUCED 1000 FOR QUICK SALE.
Lovely Chevy Chase corner house, 5S11
32nd st. NV: 3 bedrooms. baths. maids
room and bath. large lot, flower garden,
2-car garage; near schools and transporta-
ton: Nor. S!2.760. RUPERT. MA. OSLO.
PETWORTH-S7.950.
Colonial hrick of siY rooms and hath
automatic hot.vater heat; front and
cupancy. TERMS ARRANGED
-. SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
TAKoMA PARK. KENsINGToN = NEW
modern 6-room home with large attic,
basement. garage and porch: SO, 1850.
Attractive broom BUNGALOW adjoining
parF: available December 18th: $4,000.
Large Broom. 2-bath home, either / or
iam1iies So noo room for srd apt wooded lot
Modern, well-built. Groom, 2-bath home
with bedroom on 1st floor, garage, base
Very attractive 3-family brick apt. home
overlooking parkway: 13 rooms 8 baths
sIa snd xde lsrse lot; splendid income; only
ROBERT Z. LoHR,
81 Cedar St. TAX Park. o. C. GE 0ss1.
.FIvE-RoOM NEW BRICK HOME,
Reaoy to move into: $500 cash. balance