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Evening star., 1942-10-30
Issue 7ossup Central and Tech Meet for 10Th Time in Gidron Series
Boss Crowds Self
Out of Press Box
By the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Ca, Oct. 3O.-F. M.
Williams, sports editor of the
Athens Banner Herald, has
charge Of press box passes for all
OF the University of Georgia's
games.
Comes the Georgia Alabama
game at Grant Field, Atlanta, a
sellout IN the stands and a packed
house in the press coop.
After taking care of everybody
else, Williams discovered that he
mad forgotten to save a seat for
himself.
P. S.-Coach Wallace Butts says
Williams can sit on the players
bench.
Evening star., 1942-10-30

no mistakes, for Duke will make
capital of them. A timid vote for
Tech.
Georgetown-Boston College-May
be close, but Boston College must
rate the edge.
Northwestern Minnesota The
Gophers seem to be back in winning
stride and should be exceedingly
tough from here on in. Northwest
ern scores consistently, thanks to
Otto Graham, but not enough. Min
nesota.
Illinois michigan - Injuries may
hurt the Illini. Despite two set
backs, Michigan is plenty. tough.
Michigan.
Iowa Naval-Indiana - Bierman's S
Naval Cadets have been well rested
since the Notre Dame debacle and
should be able to handle Billy Hill
lenbrand and Bob Cowan. Iowa
Naval.
Great Lakes-No telling what
Great Lakes is going to do next.
Missouri, with Bob Steuber, Is the
more consistent and rates the nod.
Texas to Beat S. M. U.
Southern Methodist t-Texa-The
Mustangs showed signs of revival
last week but hardly enough to stop
the Longhorns. Texas.
Brown-Yale-After Yale's aston
ishing showing last week when the
addition Of a couple of freshmen
gave the Bulldog real biting power,
we'll take flier on Yale.
Cornell Columbia - Both we'll
beaten but donbt Cornell can match
Governali on of1ense. Columbia.
Colgate-Holy Cross Colgate
seems to have faded out while
Holy Cross finally woke up last
Saturday Doubtfully, Holy Cross.
Michigan State Temple Not
much for the Owls this season.
Michigan State
North Carolina Naval-Syracuse-
This may be where Syracuse's per-
feet record gets smeared. N. c.
Naval
& st. Mary's-F -Fordham-Very diff
cult to figure. Out of the hat, Ford
ham.
William and Mary-Dartmouth-
The Southerners are really good and
deserve the nod here
Auburn Mississippi State - Well,
anybody can guess. State.
Louisiana State Tennessee-An-
other very tough one L. S. U. has
been a sensation under the lights.
But this is in Che daylight. Weakly,
Tennessee.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Tulane's every-other week schedule
Vanderbilt: ar
FloridA -Maryland-Leoks to be
Florida.
sArkansas-Texas Aggies-Maybe A.
and M. can find the scoring COM
bination Texas A. and NJ
Nebraska -Kansas-Should be safe
for Nebraska
Oklahoma Iowa state-Ditto Ok
lahoma.
Clemson Wake Forest-Probably
close. Wake Forest.
North Carolina North Carolina
State-Tough enough. Out Of the
hat, North Carolina.
Oregon State, Dcubtfully.
Oregon State-Washington Per-
haps the Rose Bowlers can win one
Doubtfully, Oregon State.
Oregon California - California
seems to be coming along now and
gets this vote.
Purdue Iowa - Taking Tommy
Farmer and Iowa.
Skipping over the chalklines 9TH
erwise-Duquesne over ST. Vincent;
Kentucky over George Washington;
South Carolina over Citadel; Geor-
gia Naval over Jacksonville Naval;
Tulsa over Drake; Pitt over Car
negie; Virginia Military over David
son: Miami over Furman: Idaho
over Montana; Kansas State over
Wichita watch out for that one):
Lafayette over Bucknell; Mississippi
over Washington and Lee; Villa
nova over Manhattan: Detroit over
Marquette; Santa Clara over San
Francisco; Utah over Colorado
State; Colorado over Wyoming;
Brigham Young over Utah State;
Rutgers over Springfield.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Argentine Seeks U. 5.
Help in Getting Net
Star Home Early
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 30.-The
Argentine Lawn Tennis Association
today asked the foreign Office to help
it bring Alejo Russell. it's star player,
back from the United States in time
for the national tourney which starts
Saturday.
Russell. who competed in the
United States Nationals, has been
unable to get plane priority for the
eretasrn home. ,as,sy
kk,S-fTelephone .uhacials in New York
sud today thai Eke phone IN Russell's S
apartment there had been discon-
nected within the last few days)
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Green Duubed All Over
Utoh SchooIboy Team

BY the Associated Press.
KAMAS. Utah, Oct. 30.-Football
hadn't been played at South Summit
High School for 26 years.
When Coach John Verney called a
practice only 6 of the % boys who
reported ever had seen a game. Not
one ever had played.
Some were so green Verney had to
help them into their football togs.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
GoIIoudet Scores Over
American U. .Horriers

Gallaudet topped American u, IT.
~, in a cross country meet yester-
day. although Herb Wood Of the
Eagles was first across the finish
line.
Huffman OF Gallaudet was right
behind. in second place, with Glatt,
A. u, third and FISHER, Gallaudet,
fourth.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Sports Mirror


Today a year ago-Market
Wise defeated Haltal by a head
in Pimlico Special, and Filisteo,
7-year-old Argentine bred horse,
established world record of
3:3O2s for two miles and 10
yards in winning Exterminator
Handicap.
Three years ago-Tony Ca
lento and Harry Thomas barred
from Illinois rings after Thom-
as alleged he threw" fights to
Max Schmeling and Galento.
Five years ago-Samuel Rid
dies 3-year-old champion. War
Admiral, became top money
winner of 1887 with total Of
S160,s20 by easily winning Wash
ington Handicap at Laurel.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Fights Lost Night;
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WATERBURY. Conn.-Tommy Ciar-
I3s, Puerto Rico is].
ELIZADETH. N. Marvin BRYANT.
1b2, Dallas, Tex, outpointed Pete 0eno,
AosHfii PsHfiiLApxLPH1A HiT io'. - Sam rurner,
l66N, Philadelphia, outpointed Eddie
Wilson. l73, Phtladelphia 90.
FALL RIVER. MaSs.-Tony Costa.
4oeklSy. i37. Tan River O0).
Evening star., 1942-10-30
19 Scorers Help Tulsa
To Unbeuten Record
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA, Okla, Oct. 30.-Tulsa
University's unbeaten football team,
one of the Nations scoring leaders,
hasn't a single star point-maker.
Nineteen players have helped in
piling up 256 points. and Glenn
Dobbs,, the teams ace, has collected
but 80 of them.
Second in line is sophomore
who specializes in kicking extra
points Clyde Leforce has added
81 points after touchdowns.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Former Mat Champ Dies

MASSILLON, Ohio. Oct. 80 LP.-
Paul M. Wallis, 81, former wrestler
and sports promoter, died here after
a long illness. From 1912 to 1922
he claimed the middleweight wrest-
ling title.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
L. S. U. on 10-Doy Trip
For Two Grid Games
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE, La, Oct. 30
The Louisiana State University foot
ball team is taking a Today junket
in order to keep dates with Tennes-
see and Fordham.
The squad and coaches left yes
terday by train for Knoxville, Tenn.
where they play the University Of
Tennessee tomorrow. Sunday NOR
ming they'll board a day coach for
New York. They'll practice there
until the Fordham game. November
7, and arrive home November 8.
Evening star., 1942-10-30

Illini threat and kept the Irish In
the victory van.
It's an old Ashbaugh family
habit to be good In athletics.
Russell's father was on Walter
Camps second All-America team
at Brown in 1911 and later was
a coach at Youngstown (Ohio)
high school. His mother was a
basket ball captain of a woman's
team at Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1942-10-30

perience in handling small craft,
J. Miller Sherwood. CBYRA presi-
dent, has informed members.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Clippers Defect Suints

Dave Hoops scored three touch
downs yesterday as Cleveland Clip
pers football team topped st. Al
bans 100-pound eleven. 27-0.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
FORE AND AFT
By MALCOLM LAN1BORNE, Jr.

The 308 members reported belonging Potomac River
Power Squadron last count the highest
the local organizations history
growing interest in boating here The figure
annual meeting of PRPS.
OF this number than 40 serving either Army
Navy or Coast Guard all services which
| small boatmen
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Ohio State, Georgia, Princeton,
Army Among Grid Fovorites
Boston College Is Roted Edge Over Hoyos;
Missouri Is Selected Over Great Lakes
BY HERB BARKER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK Oct 30Takng the weekly whack at the foot
ball program and expecting nothing but the worst:
Ohio Wisconsin and sectional title hopes
stake here Fekete and Sarghaus Harder and Hsch This
should be tough grueg action all the The nod Ohio
State
Alabama for this which settle the
Evening star., 1942-10-30
6. U. Prep Midgets Ahead

Georgetown Preps midget foot
ball team defeated Friends School
eleven, 1870, yesterday, scoring both
touchdowns in the last period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Charges Eastern
Industry Protected

PORTLAND =- Charging tnAt
eastern business m.n and the OPh
have been and are protecting the
Industrial capacity Of the east.
samuel Moment. economist for the
Bonneville Power administration.
eontended Monday that the Pa
eific Northwest ~ behind ths eight
ball
In lecture sunday nlsnt At
me Jewish community center. he
recommended that Northwest bust
nsNs men undertake. an aggressive
regional 4 slopmsnt program and
conduct research 70 determine re-
sources n the sres and hoN they
can Ds developed
Moment told Ms audience that
expenditures on tho Bonneville
and Grand couIss dams have h~sn
1ustif from the STANDPOINT 81
IA tlonai defense alone He report
ed that 20 per cent 81 power sales
are committed 70 Industry 10 PER
cent % the aluminium industry
alone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Miss Lucich
Betrothed
Marriage 10 Mr.. He~s
plsnned for March J

At an afternoon tea on Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucich
announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Mary
Lucich, to Mr.. Stanley NJ.
Hews. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hews. The ceremony
will take place on Saturday.
March Z, in the First Baptist
church. Calling hours were
from 3 O'Clock.
Tea was served from a lace
covered table eentered with a cake
On which were written the names %
the engaged couple and the wedding
date Spring flowers carrying
out a yellow and blue motif were
used in the rooms.
Mrs. Jarl c. Johnson. sister Of
the hride-to-be served and was
assisted by Miss Nadine Drsgo-
vich.
Those present were Mrs. John
Iucich, mother of the bride-to-be.
Mrs. Joseph Tucker. sister of the
bride-elect, Mrs. Jarl Johnson.
another sister. Mrs. Russell Gar
rison, Mrs. J. HUSKY. Mrs. Roy
Anderson. Mrs. B. Anderson, Mrs.
Ludwig Johnson, Miss Nadine
Dragovich, Miss Nell Gallagher
Miss Mary Palic. Miss Edith
Tencich, Miss Margaret Velseicn
and Miss Jeanne Zachery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Epworih Church Circles
Schedule luncheons

Epworth Methodist Woman's
Society of Christian Service circles
will meet during the coming week
as follows:
Adeline Cornell circle with Mrs
o. L. Tuell, $50 So. Junett, for
1890 potluck luncheon on Thurs
day. Jennie Rees circle Wednes-
day at the same time at the home
Of Mrs. G. W. Stroud. 909 No.
Grant. Phoebe Maxon circle We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Ed
shannon, 707 So. Lawrence. with
Mrs. Nelson Dewey assisting at
luncheon. Margaret LeSourd circle,
1890 the same day at the home
Of Mrs. J. W Shields, s24 No.
Cedar. Mrs. Elmer Lamar, Mrs.
r. W. Myrick and Mrs. Peter Par
ent assisting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Viking Club TO Have
Scavenger Hunt

The first social event m the
Pacific Lutheran college calendar
following a week Of semester ex-
sminations will be the Viking club
party 10 he held at o'clock this
Monday evening In the senior
dormitory. Miss Patricia Iverson
is general chairman for the party.
During the evening a Scsvenger
hunt will be the main attraction.
with many students combing the
area of Psrkland for their
caches The winning team viii
be awarded a prize. Following their
return. the students will have a
Scandinavian smorgasbord. served
by the Misses Edith Gustafson,
Thelma Thureson and Sylvia John
son.
Committees working on the
party appointed by Miss Floy
Pearson, president. are: Program.
Miss RhOda Lee and Harold
Brunn; publicity, Hartman Hoff
other assistants. Fred Miller. Ger
hart Ness and Harold Fslkenberg.
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with Mrs.. Grace snider. i7i3 No.
Cedar. NTs J. L. Mcconnell will
speak on The American Indian %
The Red Cross unit Of FIRST
Methodist church meets each
Tuesday In the nursery room Tia
work was sfsrte1 late in Sep
TENDER. with nimonthly meetings.
Since January 1 meetings have
been weekly, with an average at
tendance Of Is. The unit has put
IN 1856 hours Of work and turned
out 40 garments. The newest
project 10 a fuli-sized wool quilt
made b. Ars Ridout. 81 years old.
q pioneer OF the Woman's society.
who also makes most Of the but
tonholes IN garments turned out
by the women Of St PsuIs Meth
odist church. Mrs. Thso. Lynn ana
Mrs. y n Covsn are m charge
Of the work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
.Bride-tO-Be
Is HOnOred
Miss Arlene johnson Feied
By Mrs. James Holmes

In compliment TO Miss Ar
lene Johnson, whose marriage
to Mr.. William Keller will take
place Feb. 5, a miscellaneous
shower was given Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs.
James Holmes Nancy Beck.
Miss Johnson will be
married in her home with
only members Of the family
present.
Honors al games Wednesday
evening went TO Miss PATTI Flynn.
Mrs. Jsnette Fogg and Miss
johnson. Later a buffet supper
Was served.
Those present for the evening
were Mrs. Frances copp and Mr..
Janette Fogg and the Misses Kay
William. Irene Dit Benuer, Mil
dred johnson. sister ~ the BRIDE
elect. Patti Flynn the guest Of
honor and the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Methodist
Circles Plan
Nine Church Groups VIII
Meet on Wednesday

Members of the Women's
Society of Christian Service
of the First Methodist church
are looking forward to their
monthly circle gatherings, to
be held Wednesday, with keen
interest.
nellie Cowan circle will meet
at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Elmer
Peterson will be hostess at her
home at 3012 No. 31st St,
with Mrs. Bryson Logan as
sisting. The speaker will be
Mrs. G. J. Wileen, whose topic
will be Latin America"
Florence Jesperson circle will
meet at l O'Clock with Mrs. W. l..
Hart SIS No. Cushmsn. Mrs.
Curtis Cook and Mrs. A. G. Hsr-
relson assisting. The speaker will
b Mrs. Ned Ubben. on The
Christian Family"
Msude Moore circle will convene
at 1880 p. m. with Mrs. T. w.
Lynn, 341s No. 24th. Mira Bessie
Wolff and Mrs. l. c. Wetmore
assisting. Miss Alberta Black will
speak on Westherhesd's This Is
the Victory"
Myrta Brown circle meets at 1
O'Clock with Mrs. Frank Wilhelm.
7Os No. Carr. Miss Bertha Palm
assisting Mrs. Merle Legg will
speak on Youth Of Our Church. Z"
Alice Mexican circle VIII meet At
1890. The hostess IL Miss Ethel
Cotter 250i No. Lawrence. with
Mrs. l. W Anderson and Mrs.
Ernest Walker assisting. The
speaker will be Mrs John Steele
on Minority Groups
Mary Tucker circle meets a.
$3.50 O'Clock v1th Mrs.. z. Paul
Todd. 1909 No. sth. Nrs. Maud. {.
Hamilton assisting. The speaker.
Miss Jennie johnson. Vdil speak
on Economic Relations"
Lola r. Isascs circle viii meet
al 1890 with Mrs. Elmer L.
Breckner. 40s So. Sheridan, Mrs.
Myra Vaughn assisting. Miss Mary
Patterson viii speak On Louis
Adamic's Two Way Passage"
Cinda d. Klinkenberg circle viii
meet at 1870 ?. m. Mrs Hilton
Gardner. 2sO4 No. Cedar st. will
De the hostess. with Mrs X p.
Skibeness assisting Mrs.. r. W.
Hsn1er Vill tell Of Alcohol and
Other Narcotics
Grace snidsr circle meets at Il 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Trinity women b Hsvs
Week Of Activity

womss ~ firstly nastne6Hse
church sfe isesiae fpvves9 - .
busy weeh.
Women frs>sSs ss< m>mnevs =
The esurrA are invited - nplp
~ IN ths NJ cyuea vunm -
10 = n ~ serua1 - fnuvsn
Wednesdays n earh mcash. 1Nnno
planning n stses6 ~ se1p1 -
hiring th>ir avn sen6wienee ~
tbs nona Inaehecn
rhe W. = e 4 eus<ntivs pear1
vsIi meet u iso u'ele<h We1neo.
day sfsefnooa Prseedtna ~
msstins Inc Hsd cFn~s rcem wtIl
~ cpen fcr wcvh 81 iel1o n'eie9a
4 sandwich iuneb~ra q sene6ute1
for the nnor ncuf.
rhs psoth>sn Sunday sshocl
elsss vsii meet with Mys ccaFsa
Hsymsi. s7sa npeksre 49,. -
Thursday. 4 PIT lneh tmea>uo
will - served Il Ia.
Circles a Trinity " =. G =
elected lhslr shairmsn aa1 eshes
officsrs "Wednesday ~ : ~ luek
luncheon a the ehur<n. 7h> III.
lowing ehslsmen w~rs eleete<:
cireie No l. Mrs. Anve swirl
No. q Mrs rvp1 Axiune. sri
No. . Mrs.. G q. Mssspss No I.
hrs keanssh HeymsiI M .. hss.
ALFRED t.lstsrl Nm q Mrs. n d
Tupp. ard No. 7. Mrs.. jee>ps
fohna.
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Fircresf Garden Club
To Have Speaker

Fircrest Garden club will meet
ut o'clock Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Irene johnson.
Mrs. Roy Conger will preside at
the meeting and roll call will be
answered by identifying sprigs of
shrubs and plants.
Guest speaker for the evening
will be Mrs. A. II. Downton, who
will give hints on preparing the
garden for spring. An invitation
has also been extended to men,
bers of the Green Woods Garden
club to be guests at the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Eaionville Woman
Slightly Injured

Mrs. A. G Carter 81 Pr I.
Eatonvlle. suffered spfsined
ankle and body bruises Sunday
night IT Fogeis corner on the
Mountain highway when she step
ped from behind > parked car into
the path Of machine driven BY
Albert G. Goodwin Of Seattle Mr..
Carter vas taken 10 her home.
Goodwin made MS report 70 Ia
coma police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Sorority Has
Celebration
Party AZ Dslhem MARKS
Founding of Theis upsiIon

Luncheon Saturday after
noon at the Dalhem marked
the anniversary Of the found
ing of the national sorority
Theta Epsilon. Members from
Tacoma were Joined by sew
eral guests from Seattle and
Kent. In lieu of a program
the afternoon was spent IN
reminiscing and in relating Of
accounts Of members who are
in many far away places.
Tacoma members Who attended
were Mrs. A. q. Cuihertson. Miss
Margaret Kirk. Mis- rsmHsm
Snyder. Mrs Carl Linstrom. Mas
Martha Friees. and Ms Edna
Avery. Seattle guests were Miss
Ruth Rsgley, Miss Violet Carlson,
Miss Rcna Murray. and Mrs n. ].
Franxen and those from Kent
who motored over for the occasion
were Mrs Stanley Lake. Mrs
Ruth Fullerton. Mis-. Eileen Me-
Hugh and Miss Ruth wstson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
South Tacoma Study Club
To Meet tuesday

South Tacoms Study club will
meet at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing IN the library. Mrs. Robert
Badger Ia president of the group.
Topic Of discussion for the day
viii be The Opposition 10 War"
BY Rsoul de Roussy de Sales. TO
be given BY Mrs. James Krust
and Mrs. Newton Wade Mrs.
Victor Smith Ndil tell Of Gums
Not circusss" BY stacy May. and
Mrs. Ella Dock viii speak on The
Formation Of the Peace" By Henry
A Wallace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
PIT. A. News



willard pvc>ehesl msess rlssdsy
~ 4 p. m In ths hama NJ Mrs.
Robert =. oensks. sf37 "a. g =.
Mrr John Arnasan Johnson vii
speak Mrs Ffeaerick uaits ~ail
preside. Mrs Robert tssnsks. Mra
Herbert Miller ana Mrs.. Lss
Knight are hostssses,
Fvsnkils pseschsei 10 sponsoring
= Brosdmeor luneheon Tuesday 81
1880 y. m Following the lunch
con Mrs. Neil brown will slss .
hook review. Mrs. c. e. Camp
bell II chairman and hossesses ara
Mesdsmes william strseter. u. W.
Wood. Frank nentiy. Edward Hag-.
man and Edwin Thompson.
wsDsxsnAv
nsvsos Mann psesehest nests
Wednesday ~ 4 p. N. IN me school
basement. Lieutenant n. W. porr
viii speak. Mrs. !. u. Hui GILL
preside. Hostsrsss are Mrs. n.
W. Dorr. Mrs. Lucille verk. Mrs.
Lucille Lonss. Mrs. Peterson and
Mrs. Angellns.
PARK Avenue pr~>ehssi meets
Wednesday si . p. m. In the hama
% Mrs. LEO Nelson. sfip M. YAK
ina ave. Miss Nay rags wiii
speak. Mrs Aibert EnEiehsrf wili
preside. Ho~tss~es ara nrs Len
Nelson. Mrs e, y. James. and Mrs
Margaret Johnson.
s..a,., ri. <. meet. w.aas..
day IL z o'eioes In tina auditorium.
Dr.. ~. y. MsEnuss<s Gill sp~st.
Mrs. Robert l. narnhsrt wlii prs
@bs. Mrs Henry sehmunk. IT..
will play . group n piano NUM-
hers. Hosfssxes are Mrs Joseph
stsrtinl and ths mothers n third
grade pupils
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Presentation
Tea Planned
Dsshlsksm 60 -
fnfevte,e - FvIjoy

osstisksm Gs1d -
frtsvss'~ - FvIjsy
Members of Bethlehem
guild of Be(hIGho4 -u(horon
church Win outofloln q \
Presentation ~ q / o'eoek
Friday Afternoon IN The
church parIorx. ka1t Horvisou
and G St.. Mn Jsmeu ~
ponesl i Fsnesal ehoirnon
II the group Mrn. PETER
nluehcr. chairman n the
decorating com mItfee. hna
planned tn u<e Z military
motif thuushout.
Other eAalrm>e sr>i pyuopnrk
Mrs Elnsr AnterunN. M re(p~nR-
menks Mra Ncrwo1 n>elrn NJ
Jchs t1ne1ea b preus6e1e = ~
sreup
me prrnvnn yin es~nue = -
lntre1sescry taln ~ ~ ~. -
tnr nulth: . psone - ~ M
J. . Nunntau: - etortpse ou1onD
se,s - Nrn Marry cnvsseuerepunnl
vc<el snto ~ Mr.. n1Iennol unnoA
and . rss1lse ~ M g r WSns-
lc~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
City PsrheIlenic
VIII Meet thursday

Tacoma CITY Panhellenic VIII
sold meeting at 2 O'Clock
Thursday at the home of Mrs. John
a. Hamilton. 370s No 3sth st.
Mrs. Emil Krisman. president, will
preside at the business meeting.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs
Robert Hunt. Mrs. Daird Rhind
and Mrs. William johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Blame Your Lazy
Liver Bile If

CONSTIPATION with It's headaches.
mental dullness. half alive feeling often
result when Liver bile doesn Z foV freely
srery day into your intestines. So take
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets 20 insure
gentle yet thorough bowel movements.
Olive Tablets are wonderful TO stir Up
Liver bile secretion and tone up muscu-
lar Intestinal action Is. 3oe, e0s. -,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Knitting Club VIII Meet
On Tuesdsy

Circle 2, Daughters Of Norway.
will hold its regular knitting
club meeting Tuesday afternoon at
! o'clock. Mrs. Eugene Buck will
open her home at pos No. Law
renee for the occasion. Tea will
follow the meeting, open TO any
interested persons.