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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-18
Presidents
To Be Feted
Tacoma Chapter DeMoley
Mothers 10 Entertain

Plans for their annual Past
Presidents luncheon are being
laid by members of the De-
Molay Mothers club of Ia
coma chapter. Mrs. Emmett
W. Sarff is president of the
club. The luncheon will be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-18
Woodworths Move 70
Country Home for Season

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold s. Wood
worth of the Ansonia have closed
their suite in town and are NOV
ing to their country home at Rose
dale, "Woodhaven." for the sea-
son. The Woodworths are among
the first to leave for the popular
summer colony on the peninsula.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-18
ZOnta Plans
Olympic Members
Hosssssss ~ Gathering

The spring conference Of
District VI. Zonta 1nterna-
tional. business women execu-
tive service club. which dis
frict comprises ten clubs in
Oregon and Washington. will
convene for a two-day session
at the Hotel 0lympian. Olym-
pia. on Saturday and Sunday.
April Is and 10. with the
Olympia club A. hostesses.
Miss Anna =. LAngiow. q MEM
her Of the Tacoma zonta club,
h district chairman and win pre-
side ut the meeting. Miss Gene
view Martin. also q member Of
the Tacoma club. 10 district secre-
tary-treasurer.
The international president, Mrs.
May Meyers McElroy. an attorney
from Warrington. ID. C., win be
In attendance at this conference
~ well A. Or. Helen Pesrce Of
Salem. Oregon. immediate past
international president.
The theme of the conference
viii Be Cleared for War. zonta
Thinks Of Peace" and the main
topics to be discussed will center
around this theme and national
and local defense problems. Each
club viii give = full report Of it's
activities for the past year. with
particular emphasis on its defense
program.
The hostess club will be In
charge Of the program At the
Saturday noon luncheon. Saturday
night banquet and Sunday morn
ting breakfast.
The Tacoma zonta club viii be
fepresented by Miss Claudia o.
Hill ~ delegate and Mrs. Bess
Swift a. alternate. A full attend
ance by the Tacoma members. at
most Of the sessions. particularly
the banquet Saturday night and
breakfast Sunday morning. Ia
anticipated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-18
Swedish Orders Plan
Red Cross Benefit

The Swedish Order Of valhalls.
Vasa and Runeberg lodges will
sponsor a card party at valhalla
temple. l216is So. X st, Saturday
evening. Proceeds viii be turned
over to the Red Cross. In addition
there win be dancing with refresh
ments At the end Of the evening.
Mr.. Louis Paterson Ia chairman Of
the committee in charge Of ar
rangements.
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SINUS, CATARRh
SUFFERERS e es1Hss

sssply RushsS nsrs-ssasrsrs Rsjssss
Relief a. last from th< ssrsurs II slr N
9oues. estarrh. and hay fever dun - rssai
sungestic3 . sesn today In reporix 81
sncos.s with . fernuis which has tia p-vss
10 reduce nasal sonresticn. hsx and wonsn
UhD suffered with axpniEinx sinus bad
aehs. eiorree ne~triis. ringing esrschs.
hawking and sne~sins misery ne~ tel Of
eles<sc relief after usinF Il. Kl,oRONoL
costs 81 90 hut considering results ex-
rrrienrec by u<ers. tins is not expen-
ssee and amounts To onN few
pennies per dose. KLoRoNof. fcsu.
ton. use oriy as clrectsdi ~ soic efsn
strict r,crey-osck guarantees rv al
SmGkk and fHEfFrf cut RtrE
Drug sters~. sdv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-18

fIR>T Kun
RIALTO - Dorothy Lamour in The
Fleets In" l:1o. $40, 5:36. 7'45
and PISS
RoNY-Robert Young in Married
Bachelor" IL 80, 2:lo. 500. 7:40 and
1890: also James Gleason in Hay
Foot" 3 so. 6:35 and 800.
MUSIC BoN-Spencer Tracy in "Wo-
man OF the Year" IL 90, 2:25. so.
7:2o. s:45.
BLUE MOUSE - Rudyard Kipling's
Jungle Book" il:3o, 1:55. 4:35.
ITO. $50.
RINIERA-Edmund Lowe In "Klon-
dixie Fury" also Joan Woodbury. in
Man from Headquarters.
RETURN SHOWING
Margaret SULLIVAN in "Ap-
pointment for Love" also Nat Pen
dleton in Jail House Blues"
CAMEO-Gary Cooper in Lives Of a
Bengal Lancer"
CAPITOI,-Ann Sothern in Lady Be
Good" also Virginia Weidler in
I'm Wait For You"
Walter Pidgeon in
How Green Was NV Valley"
KAY STREET-Clau dette Colbert in
'Skylark." also Brian Donlevy in
South of Tahiti"
and Johnson in
'Hellzapoppin." also Edgar Bergen
in Look Who's Laughing"
rARE-Gene Teirney in Belle Starr, :"
also Dead End Kids in Flying
Cadets
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scott in Bell.
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starr" also Jane withers in Small
REAI.aRT-Merty Macs in Melody
Lane" also Anne Shirley in I'M
expected Uncle"
RENEW G. Robinson in "Unholy
Partners" also Charles Bickford in
Burma Convoy"
SHELI-Charles Biokford in Burma
Convoy" also Jack Holt in The
Great Swindle"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hepburn In
Holiday" also Walt Disneys
'fDumbo."
TEMPLE o my Weismuller in
'Tarzan's Secret Treasure also
Barry Nelson in A Ysnk On the
Burma Road"
LIBERTY. Puyallup-Jsck Benny in
TIE Be or Not to Be"
RIVIERA. wallace Beery in
The 9uele Sounds"
John r. Thompson auxiliary
will sponsor its regular card party
Saturday evening in the armory.
Pinochle and 500 will be played.
Mrs. Ronald Aubry and her COM
mittee will be in charge. Refresh
ments will be served.
You help yourself when YOU buy
Y. s. War Bonds.
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Buris Visit
Relafixes IN Pullman

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald BUR- re-
turned to Tacoma Tuesday after
visiting their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. BUR- in Pullman over the
weekend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-18

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-18

You help yourself when YOU buy
Y. s. War Bonds.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Air Forces Unit Effects
Saving in Paper Work

BY eliminating a lot of unneces-
sary work, the War Department re-
ported today that the Civilian Per-
sonnel Division of Army Air Forces
headquarters is saving an estimated
100000 man days of labor annually
Eight report and record forms
formerly required of all civilian en-
ployes of the air forces have been
eliminated as a result of studies
undertaken with the assistance of
the Budget Bureau.
Some of the forms eliminated were
out of date, anyway, and others
proved to be Implications of records
maintained by other offices. 1t was
estimated that in addition to the
work saved, monetary saving of
more than 100000 will. be realized.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Police Dept. Hopes 10 Buy
Motorcycles From Public

An appeal to District citizens to
furnish the Metropolitan Police De-
partment with about 20 motorcycles
was made today by Roland N. Bren-
nan, District purchasing officer.
Efforts to obtain new equipment
through the regular channels have
been unsuccessful, Mr. Brennan
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Airmen to Be Enrolled
In Emergency Relief

The Army Air Forces today ap-
proved plan to enroll airmen in the
Army Emergency Relief.
With the approval of Lit. Gen.
Henry H. Arnold, commanding gen.
eral, the period from September %
to November 5 has been set aside
for the membership drive. Proceeds
Evening star., 1942-09-03

said, inasmuch as all the motor
cycles now being produced are desig-
mated for military use.
The department would especially
like 1912 models, preferably with
side cars, or 1941 designs if they are
in good condition. Prices paid will
be governed by standards set by the
Office of Price Administration.
Mr.. Brennan asked that any one
interested in furnishing the Police
DEPARTMENT with motorcycles con-
Evening star., 1942-09-03

is designed for sizes 2, 3, 4, and
6 years. Size 3, short sleeves, re-
quires rs yards 35 or 39-inch ma
terial. 2 yards ric-rac.
Find the pretty styles you enjoy
making for your young daughters
styles for yourself too, in wide
variety In the Fall Fashion Book
which may be ordered for just Is
cents. Or you may order it with
l5-cent pattern for rs cents plus
/ cent for postage.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus cent for postage,
in coins with your name, address,
pattern number and size wanted
to Barbara Bell, Washington
Star, Post Office Box IS, Station
o, New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-09-03

will be turned over to the relief or
ranization for the benefit of the en-
tire Army, with percentage for
use of the air forces.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Named Calvert County Clerk

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, Sept.
3 (SpeciaD Miss Ethel Williams
has been appointed clerk to the CAL
vert County Board of Commission
ers, succeeding Herbert Smither,
whe resigned.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Demonstration of Goses

A demonstration of war gases,
their detection and methods of de-
fense will be held at Connecticut
avenue and Chesapeake street NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
By Peggy Roberts

nat pattern gives you chance to make fall chapeau with
at
calls TO match
iabc from your fall suit Now
national
ano sh can DO 1t nconspcuosly making clothes
Tor making hat in headsze
cents tcon Pattern
1he washington Star O. Box IT, Station D. New n
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Child Frock
With Pert
Yoke Top
By Barbara Bell

There is very little material left
ever m scraps when you cut this
brock, which is gratifying these days
when we are all bent on being as
saving OF fabric as possible. Not
Q bit of prettiness is sacrificed either,
Evening star., 1942-09-03

tact his office, room 316 of the Dis
trict Building.
The War Production Board, Mr..
Brennan reported, has promised to
make ALLEGATIONS of motorcycles for
law enforcement agencies, but such
orders have not yet been issued.
The Police Department now has
80 motorcycles on hand. but num-
Der of these are in poor condition.
Evening star., 1942-09-03

at tbs pm. today by the air-raid
warden service of the Forest Hills
area.
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Rayon Butcher Ln-Spun Dress. Brown, size
ID, two-piece style. Reg. $8.9s---S4
Seersucker Suit-Dresses grey two-piecer, sizes
10, IA. Reg. $1498--------
Shantung Dickey Dress, two-piece style. Green
Size IL. Reg.
1 Chiffon Street Dress, with rayon taffeta slip
Size 3s. Reg. s1o95 --------------------S
Shantung Dresses, black and white one piece
style. Sizes IA, 16. Reg 1895 5c1 81
2 Sheer Rayon Redingote, in black, with long
coat. Sizes 38, 40. Reg. $895 SS
Black Shantung Suit with fine detailing.
white buttons. Size IA. Reg $1498 Sc
One-pc. Sheer Dresses, navy or black Sizes
18, 38. Reg. $795 cs
Black Eyelet Dress, one piece, size 90 Reg.
%Ao.So MI
Navy Sheer Dress, size A only. Reg S1495 S6
Print Chiffon Dresses, navy and white combna-
ton, half sizes 1872, 24a, 261a, 3o1a. Reg
Shantung Dresses, navy polka dot sizes 80 and
241a. Reg. $8.e5----
Evening star., 1942-09-03

rs Wardrobe 3-pc. Suits, tweed plaids. sizes IL
to 90. Regularly $40 49.s5---S2 S22
1909 Wool 2-pc. Suits, saddle stitched, fully
lined, long jackets. Rose, IA. Maize, 12
i Beige Military Suit, 2-pc long sleeve, lined
in summer gabardine. Reg. $1s95-4-&9
l Navy Blue 2-pc. Suit, cording trirn Wool and
rayon. Size 16. Reg. 1995So
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Al Untrimmed Fall Dress Coats unusual selec-
ton in black, navy brown, red, beige, toast.
1909 woolens. Sizes 10 to A, 35h to 411a
Reg. $45 to $49.95- S35
II Untrimmed Winter Coats, 1907 wool in
black or brown, broken sizes 10 to AZ. Grey
tweed sizes IL, A. 16 Camel fleece. sizes 10
IL Wine plaid, size II. Regularly sl995 to
S29.95 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Make part OF your check a check
to the Axis. Buy War bonds now.
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Virgin Wool Sport Coat 1o0%o wool cashmere
beige box coat with saddle-stitched collar,
pockets, shoulder Size H. Reg S35S1H
Nat. Polo Coat, 1907 wool cashmere. Big
patch pockets. Size Is. Reg $35S16
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Print Jersey Dresses white background, in sizes
II, 16, 18. Reg. 60
5 Print Pique Dresses, navy backgrounds with
oow-knot design. Sizes II to 49, Reg. 1898, Sc
Wool Costume Ensembles, with one-piece dress,
and + ful-length lined coat, velveteen collar.
Black. Sizes 10, II, IA only. Reg s29 S7
Evening star., 1942-09-03

153 Prs. Silk Chiffon Hosiery, odds and ends to
thread in all silk Broken sizes 81z to 101a.
Reg. $1.25 to 81 99c
66 White Summer Bags, dark Innings feathers
and fabrics, with change purse and mirror.
19 Summer Bags, popular fabrics; reg. SO to
1898 Qqr
II Summer Gloves in white and pastels; reg 81
TO Sl.50 ------------------------
100 prs Summer Gloves, in white mesh, fabrics,
few imported lace: reg. sec to s1--11c
Sport Shop -. Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Special group Of better dresses. In rayon
crepes, rayon alpaca, ribbed rayon crepe,
rayon faille. Some with fringe trim nov
city treatments wearable through fall and
winter Black, Brown, Blue, Green, Wine.
Sizes IL to 20, 80 to a.
Evening star., 1942-09-03

36 Blouses, short and Jong sleeves, light and dark
shades. Sheers. crepes, cottons. Broken sizes
80 to 40. Soied. Red. $2.29 to 1929 qQc
rs Blouses, light and dark shades. Sheers crepes,
cottons. Broken sizes 80 TO 10. Soiled Reg.
$398 to S5.98- --------S1 90
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-09
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

JEROME CARR discussed you
with me-" Miss Martha shook her
head sadly as she looked at Dian.
Poor man. he doesn't really know
much about how TO go about his
counting"
well, II you think I'm going to
give him any pointers, Aunt Mar
tina, you're badly mistaken"
Nov. don't go flying of the
handle like your mothers people
were always doing" Miss Martha
said. jerome was just sort of
sounding me outlying to learn
whether or not you were much
broken up over Fred Mayhew's
actions"
And I suppose that's all you
needed to upset the beans COM
pletely," said Dian. "Oh, Aunt Mar
tina, I wish you would leave me
alone, where Jerome Cars con-
cerned"
There, there, Dian, honey" Miss
Martha soothed, suddenly assuming
one of her rare moments OF affec-
tionate sympathy. Everything
going to be all right"
Not If Jerome's going to be in
the picture"
Il simply told him that you
seemed TO realize that Fred wasn't
the man for you after ALL" Miss
Martha continued. And Jerome
looked too happy for words. He's
going to telephone you tomorrow
or today, rather"
What for"
ITO ask you to lunch with him
In the Chamber Of Commerce Grill
You know women can't go there
without male escore, and"
Did you put him up to it?" Dian
demanded.
Dian. what thing to say"
We'll, certainly wouldn't put 1t
beyond you"
Miss Martha got up. GO to
sleep now. like good girl" she
said. so you'll look all rested for
the luncheon date. Oh, yes, Jerome
also said he wanted me to make 20
pounds Of candy"
What for? He doesn't eat
candy"
For the children in his Sunday
school class. You know, TO cele-
brate his tenth year Of teaching"
Goodness. he's getting terribly
big-hearted all Of sudden"
Miss Martha sighed. Il hear that
being in love often makes men like
that" she said. Anyway, / could
make good use Of those black wal
nuts you gathered out at the farm,
20 III make a supply OF walnut
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Lambda Chi Omega
Names Committees

Committees for the year for the
lambda Chi Omega Sorority were
appointed and the minutes OF the
national convention In Cincinnati
in June were read by Miss Irene
Hines, national vice president. at
Tuesday evenings meeting OF the
sorority in Ciesry College
Committees for the coming year
are Miss Lucille Lonskey. chair.
man. Miss Dorothy Dunlap, Mrs.
James Hopkins. Miss Dorothy
Baker, Mrs. Max Bronson, Miss
Margaret Grader, Mrs. w o. Allen,
Miss Florence Ennis. Mrs. Richard
Keller. social, Miss Marion John
son, chairman, Mrs. James Luebke
Miss Leona Hubbell, finance; Miss
Maxine Wilbur, chairman. Mrs.
Joseph DeMassio. Miss Marion Eb-
cling. Mrs. Charles Chandlere, Miss
Pauline Daisher. sick and relief;
Mrs. Gaylord Marshall. chairman,
Miss Irene Hines. Miss jeanne
Cuppins, Miss Helen McCalla, Miss
Marion Stadtmiller, Mrs. Charles
Lonskey. Mrs. Paul Mass, Miss
Faye Baker. membership. Miss
Nal bel Marsh. transportation.
Sept 2S was set as the tenta-
tive date for the next social meet
ing 20 be al Charles Mckenny
Hall. The committee will be Mrs.
Mass. Miss Dorothy Baker Mrs.
Bronson. Mrs. Walter Gaskell.
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Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
Navy Mothers Club Z 80, Veterans Foreign
Ypant Aer Fraerna Order Eagles, o'clock 33i2
THURSDAY
Martha Beach Tent Daughters Veterans
Society 1880
home OF Mrs Donald Loyitt
Tackman Circle of Doras Society Lutheran Church postponed
week because Of death Mrs Title Tackman.
Presbyterian Union number o'clock with
Mrs Ronald Missy; number four 80 with Mrs W R Pratt
order Rainbow Girls regular meeting election of officers
$50 Masonic Temple lodge
oclock with Albert Davies
St Luke Auxiliary Guild sewing morning communion ~
o'clock, luncheon O'Clock, church house
Women Golfers golf luncheon bridge Washtenaw
Country Club
Red surgical dressings five WEIGH Hall to o'clock
Priscilla Guild Congregational Church, o'clock, home Of
Nargason.
Circle lunch
o'clock Earl Campbell; circle o'clock.
parlors three with Mrs Howard Helfrich
O'Clock; with Mrs Warner o'clock circle
Edwin Hines; circle with Mrs Walter Stout
Mrs y Kenady, 230: circle nine with
Bacon: circle with Mrs Clifford Schrener.
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"Tn AK up when I'm through
eating" Dian said.
"Well, I should hope you would!
And I want you to put on that
blue linen frock I shortened last
week. It goes so well with your
blond hair
yes. Aunt Martha, but I was
sort of saving that for second best.
It's nice 10 wear out to the country
club when l play tennis"
Maybe So" Miss Martha said.
but it's also just the thing for
lunching at the Chamber of Com.
merce Grill"
oh. | see. You want me to doll
up for Jerome"
Certainly. l happen to know
that blue is Jeromes favorite col.
or"
For heavens sake! How on
earth did you find that out?"
He told me once, when / was
wearing blue"
Dian took swallow OF coffee.
Then why don't you wear blue
and lunch with him ?"
Don't start asking fool oues-
tons. Dian" said Miss Martha.
"Oh, yes. and l think you ought to
put a touch Of blue on that small
white hat you've got. I've got d
small bunch of cornhowers you can
have"
Thanks, but I'm not In a hat
trimming mood" Dian took a long
breath and said. I've got to drive
out to the farm this morning;
that's why wanted to get Betsy
in good shape"
But why this morning? told
you Jerome was going to tele.
phone"
You can take the message. Any
way, III probably 1e back before
he calls. got up 10 get an early
start"
But you haven't told me why
it's necessary for you to go TO the
farm this morning Of all morn
ings"
It's about Grandfather Yes
tons paintings"
Those things! What about
them ?"
There's man In town who
wants 10 see them-a man who
knows all about paintings" Dian
did some quick thinking. Il forgot
to tell you that Claire Lester in
troduced me to him. He's a man
she met in New York"
Couldn't you show him the Pic
lures after lunch?"
I'm afraid not. He's only going
to be in Ardendale a short time"
"Oh. that reminds me-" Miss
Martha said. Speaking of Claire.
I heard at the meeting last night
that Paul Peters was back. won-
der II he and Claire will make up
and get married at last"
Probably. Paul's been in love
with her for years"
And heaven alone knows why.
II there ever was tickle, BRAIN
less beauty. Claire Is H."
But she's the type men like"
said Dian. That's the reason why
the artist from New York is down
here He came down to see Claire"
ITO Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-09
Y. F. w. Auxiliary
viii Give Funds

A. their meeting In Veterans
Hall, Tuesday evening, the AuXil-
larry. Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
voted to each contribute dollar
toward the purchase OF training
planes Tor air cadets. Members
may mail the money 10 Mrs lvele
Grub. 627 River ST. One candi-
date for membership was tayorably
voted on. The Auxiliary will give q
public mixed card party in the hall,
the evening OF Friday. Sept. is, with
Mrs. Earl Suggitt and Mrs. Viola
Emmett in charge. The next meet
ing. a social meeting in the hall,
will he in charge Of Mrs. Fred
Briggs and Mrs. Clifford Gates. The
next business meeting, Oct. 70. will
be initiation night.
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Women Golfers
in Two Teams

Thirty-six women golfers have
been arranged in two teams for
match play. Thursday morning, in
the annual Mac" and Cam" strug-
gle TO win a lunch, the losing team
10 finance said lunch. The contest
will include both eight and nine
hole players, and will start at 9:l5
from both the first and the tenth
tees according 70 the schedule.
The lineup has a total balancing of
handicaps No handicaps will be
used in the tournament, however,
the Nassau 3-point count being
used one point for the winner OF
the most holes on the first nine,
one for the winner OF the most
holes on the second nine, the third
point for the winner OF the most
holes on the eighteen.
No. Tee-Macs VS.. Cams
McLain VS. Cameron.
. 20-O'Hara VS. Nehlsen.
Hayward vs.. Miller.
Schaffer VS. Whitmire.
Q S5-Greenstree VS.. Wisbin.
45-Nelson ". Fischer.
9:45-Jones VS. Wescott.
:50-Climer VS.. Smallidge.
Q .55-Heidamos VS.. Nellis.
l0:00-South VS.. McAndrew.
No. 10 Tee Macs VS.. Cams
9: l5-Williamson VS.. Kelly.
9: 20-Fashbaugh vs.. Schrepper.
25-Bassett VS.. Montonye.
Baker vs.. Waidner.
9:35-Mellencamp vs.. Stahl.
9 40-Green VS.. Warrington.
:45-Begole vs.. Luut.
8: 50-Weayer VS.. stevens.
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Resume Meetinqs

Ypsilanti Home Association re-
sumed meetings Tuesday when
members meet at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Gable. Mrs Leroy Lewis pre-
sided and Mrs. George w Ross
conducted devotions. Distributors
had been Mrs. Gable. Mrs. Paul
Hatch, Mrs. George Kenny, Mrs
Charles Nepodal, and Mrs. Eta
Lucking. Cash 10 the amount OF
$3.50 and $19 in clothing. and help
10 eight families was given The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Lewis. who will be assisted by the
executive board