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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

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oer alte Wilbelm 8olf, 8ruoer bon
Srant sSolf in @loulter, Ohio. 9a=
mails ,pobnten beioe nit ibren Sanli=
lien bel ltns in ser &ololie. Son
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9orbet, nulerer alten @enletnoe. Ser
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nod ipobnen NIT ibren Sanilien.
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5ipei &inber an5uncbmelt, aber es ge-
lang ser Wtutter, tpieoer slt beiraten
nit eineru iebr brapen Mann: SIR.
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liitben meinem Namen glei6lautet.
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bier ooer flint &inoern, sic iid) aber
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ner: Bernard Silenteier uno Sobann
@bel, braden audi bas &reu5 unter
&oblen lno Steinen int Mine go. IL
ooer Sanrburg; batten beioe fleine
ainber, ober sic Irlmlt ber 6rauen
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9onn ltarben nod 0fattis Sdultbeib,
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leinen alien Gater. Seine grbeit, fein
9rot lmo fein Sans - lpoDin2
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iie fonuten; aber lpo nibts lit, bot
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men iino, lit mir bellte nod ein Stat
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iiberau biu5ogeu, no tie Sreunoe rmb
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oa6 piele nab Columbus, Sbio, So
gen in oie stad6arIdait pon gater
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idioiieu lib oer Narien= uno Qreus=
firde an SWe &iuoer iuobuen beute
nod bort, ip0breuo sic aiten alle in,
Wount .galparp r,tbeu. Die &atbs,
Suttlers, :8oblers, 2rl,ies, Niebaus,
San Der 8urgs. -. auoere gingen
nad ssuinois, 10 8eruaro arafemeier,
lpabrene ..SSSobn Rodolo tad @iseon=
lin aina, iuie aud, 5raus Sleeper, nno
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6amilie; Die Iib III @0ion nieoerlieB
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gen nod arfanias Wie 2ieIemeilter,
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blieben 1T Berrp Co., irsenbtuo una
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ne,ter Samnelplus fiir sic Oeutlhen,
oie in Erimble, Sadlouoiae, &ouiiter,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15


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ben lno obne einen tiidtigen @lai,.
bensfampfer uno 5iibrer - lieBen es
labte fommen. 8iele gitgen liebel
IN oie &neipe ilnb bielten BORT Stride
binter Dem 8ierpot ais baB tie Sp.
fer brabten fir @rbaltlng ibrer Sic.
lieipn. ,,Sie fonuten ia 0ob 0as
gnglilde niht berIteben uno bic Gelo.
preoigten ieien ibnen sulpioer; Del
Seilano babe bie @elomanner aus
bent Sempel seiagt nno es iheiny
ibnen, als penn tie alle nad Imerifo
ausgepanoert wdren, uub eillige ltal,
oen bier an altar. Die Sallptlahe IN
ser gan5en Helieion lei bod oas
@elo; @elo @elo, @elb ibreie Die
san5e @elt, ano Ser YaItor am lalte,
item" 9as friegte ber Sater als Ant.
mort, oils er einige 5l,rebtIeeen iuoa-
te. Die 6rauen tparen meiltens benet
ais Oie Gerle, ltlo obne iie bate Der
Yaltor rientals BEN erlten Sdahtall
(io iab ber 8retterfalten alls) bunen
fonneu. gber all1 bie nadfolgenoen
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balt cine @entetno' nit einen groBen
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batte Hedt. ,slls id Dor einigen Sab,
rem olrb bas Stdotben fubr, Iab idJ
sic Stride, aber feline Sbule, uno BAR
nm lit Sic 8erneinoe allb nie ipas
aeiuoroen, pbluobl bas Stdotben gro
Der llnb iboner mar ais Corning nit
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genliitliG nebmen ltno oie geligion
oari nibts foten. @erm bieIer @eiit
berrIft, oann bleibt Die @elneinoe ein
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bot ME gelernt, Spfer fir Stride,
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lerig geiporoen, ltno penn bau1t Die
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ia nlr ein SidIelbItaufopferu, eiu
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uno Sbafleiu es aud beute nod .tltn
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rig eenltg iuaret.s+ gs gab natiirlid
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@enigen .fonnten bas Sd)iff alein
nidt retten. gs ipar 10 ELM @dnDers
BOLT Ia floating .population), oas
balo bier; balo sort biusog. Die git:
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losaing. 8ater SSsels gltern sosen
ipie6er babin, Sermdnn Serolo ltIW.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

sSsm ct. 5roncis Soipitol in SO.
nolulu lit im Nlter bon S5 ssabren
oie Ieste Sroeusidlueiter aeitorbeu,
lpelbe bem Nuslasigenapoitel Eater
Datuian in Ser Berpflesung oer
Amsidsigen lanse SSabrsebnte beige
ltanben. Sdsoeiter 2eopoloina Burus,
aus Utica, N. g., sebiirtis, perbradte
81 Sabre auf Salpaiiid,en Snielu uao
40 Sabre auf oer ausiasiseniniel
Wclofai. Der beriibmte belsiide BG-
ter Damien ftarb als Opfer ieines
apoitoliideu 5eeleneifers i'm Sabre
1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Guild TO Have
First 1912 Meeting

The Central Lutheran guild Will
meet on Wednesday for the first
meeting 81 the new year. Mrs.
Fred =. Henrickssn. newly elected
president, viii meet with menu
bers Of the cabinet At IL o'clock
In the pastors study ana luncheon
will be served at o'clock In the
guild room BY circles l and 2
Chalrmen of the hostess groups
are Mrs. Charles l. Drowley and
Mrs. c. A. Benson and they viii
be assisted by Aesdames 9. n.
Gjertsen. Constance Guiiatsd. o. ].
Hvambssl. n. c. Mason. c. A.
parsneau. Anna Duey. Mary stsb-
bins and Mrs. Dina johnson. Also.
Mesdames Anna Byrd. Fred
Esnouf. y. =. Henrieksen. Edward
Morek. Augusta Muth. Lens
sohwarz. ]. u. wahiqulst. ana
s. Y. Dahl.
The general meeting Of thu
Ladies guild VIII begin al o'clock.
Mrs Henricksen. president. Will
present Rev. Nordsl n Thorp.
pastor Of Trinity Lutheran church
at Farkiand. ~ the guest speaker
and he VIII bring = message appro-
pirate 10 this first meeting Of the
new year. Newly elected officers
OF the guild for the year also In
elude Nrs. Harold e. Keller. vice
president. Mrs. A. A. Karola. sec
Rotary. and Mrs c A. Benson.
treasurer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

The Ladies' auxiliafirn Ia th<
Veterans II Foreign wars IN me
third district viii meet In Buckley
this Wednesday evening. Carbon
Glacier auxiliary viii entertain the
meeting which viii he presided
over BY Mrs, v. c. Christensen.
third district president
Mrs.. Ronald Aubrey NJ wlia
West auxiliary viii fiji tho office
Of chaplain and Mrs. v. u. a~ayns
president Of Wild West. vii act
~ guard. Members from Hay c
Roberts wha viii TN stations are
Mesdsmes A. W. sehlsgsl. musi.
clan. John Bradley. A. 4. Hafstsd.
Arthur E Robinson and Oscar
Alden. color bearers. Elias ].
Messenger viii provide . patriotic
instructor ana banner bearer.
Other offices viii bs filled by men,
hers n William G. Thompson. IT..
auxiliary. puyallup vsll<y and
Carbon Glacier suxiiiarirs.
A large delegation NJ Tscoms
women II expected 10 attend the
meeting. Reports viii h. given on
defense activities and the ritual
viii bs sxsmpIifled.
Mrs james X. Copeland. depart
msnt patriotic Instructor. and Mrs.
O. EfNood Anderson. department.
color bearer. both ef Tacoma, are
planning 10 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Writers Hear
OF Air Raids
Jan. Meeting Of League
Held at Maybin Home

Praising the way this city's
Civilian Defense Corps had
functioned during the recent
blackout. Ray d. Penney. who
has been active in the local
defense work, told members
and guests of the Tacoma
branch of the League of West
ern Writers at their January
meeting on Saturday evening.
how the different defense
units were organized and
what their duties were. The
meeting was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Maybin.
What an afraid attack L. like
was described by Mr.. and Mrs
Roger Scudder who recently re-
turned from Honolulu. They told
Of the four separate attacks on
Pearl Harbor and the city.
The meeting was called TO order
by Mrs. Maybin. president. Mrs.
George March. writer of fiction.
who was voted into the chapter
earlier this year. presented her
application for membership.
In the social hour following the
program, Mrs. Frank Carol and
Mrs. Hunter kennard presided at
the coffee urns. Mrs Thomas
Brown vas chairman of the hospi-
tality committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

Miss Noei opened the program
with . review ef Homer II Gsn-
drns' American Artist ard Hsz
Tines Mr.. 81 Gaudens u
director ef Carnegie Institute II
Fine Arts 1t Pittsburgh. Tia hcas
comprises = resume af American
arr over = period Il years
Mrs.. Charles Strung followed
Msss Scel. speaking on several
books and reading humorous 81
eernts from Mrs. Alnnlvsrs and
Nj. and Mrs. suratn
Closing the program. Ars
Hunter kennard reviewed. John
Mssefield's The wanaerer.+ =
story n ship.
Spring flowers were used
throughout the rooms and rresld-
ing NJ the tea hour which followed
The sftsrnoou program were Mrs.
Henry Hewitt ana Mrs. e. A.
defias~th. In the absence NJ the
president. Mira W. Weldon rsa-
zoe. Mrs. christsn ouevli. IT.. pre-
SIDED over ths meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Accept, PIC.
Drama Group
Charter Members 10 Be
Installed by Prof. Kari

The Pacific Lutheran col.
lege dramaties coach. Prof
Theo o. II. Karl. received Mon.
day official notification of &C.
ceptance by the national dra.
mates fraternity. Alpha PSI
Omega. for a local chapter in
r. l.. c. to be called Theta p
Cast.
Charter members wtil be In.
stalled In the near future BY Prof
Kari. faculty director Of the chap.
ter. This II the only listed drs.
mates chapter Of this national
fraternity In the state.
Students who meet the require
ments are Deloris crubh. Msrgare,
Jensen, Emmy Lou Hoff. I'Les
Rod. Alice Pflaum. Irene schillios
Adelyns johnson. Ursula MacDon.
aid. William Ramstsd. Neil Hoff,
Jordan Moe. Burt Thorpe. Robert
Lutness. Ben DAZZLE, Jim Peterson,
Kenneth johnson and Wallace
Larson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
When Acute Colds
Choke You Up, Cause
Coughing spusms

HERE'S some good sound advice
~; when a choking. nagging cold
nsakes your nose runny, stufs up your
head and Causes coughing spasms thar
MAKE you miserable reiieve misery
rnls DEciA. seaE-pnosKp sscxs nsY.
bou sone satc-pour il into =
bow. Add a heaping spoonful of
sspoRub. Then breathe In the stear,-
ing medicinal vspors.
From the first breath you can feei
relief come as NapoRub's nledIcsrio,,
IS carried deep into the breathing o.
sages OF nose, throat and chest n
soothes the irritstion-quiets The
coaghing-heips clear Congestion h
the upper bronchial tubs, head. nose
and throat.
Once YOU enjoy the results Of tins
SPECIAL Dedicsted Vsporx Treatment
yoa s1u realize why 50 many peo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Plan Joint Luncheon
Az Trinity Mefhodist

All circles OF the Nomens
Society of Christian Service of
Trinity Methodist church will meet
In the church dinlns hall for pot
luck luncheon at noon "Wednesday.
Members Of the committee are
Mesdamss J. r. schaad. r. Y. Ken
dali, Fred Axlund. jr.. n. Y. Ken.
dali, Kenneth Heymel. Al Bylund,
C. Larson. N. Drennen. n. Hilton.
s. Blackburn, A. vimont. n. r.
steeres. A. Hewkin. 4. Hyatt. A.
Swift. X. Mcdonald, and Herman
Knibbe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Grace Baptist Women Plan
January Missionary Program

The January missionary pro-
gram of Grace Baptist church will
be held at the home of Mrs. Clar-
ence Smith. 1909 No. 31st, at 100
O'Clock Wednesday afternoo n.
Mrs. Harry Greenup. president,
will open the meeting at 100 and
preside for a short business ses-
sion.
The program. arranged for the
afternoon by Mrs Walter Moyles.
follows: Devotions, Mrs. Fred Du-
fall, songs. Mrs. r. c. spalding.
accompanied by Mrs. Dufall. and
q playlet under the supervision of
Mrs. Harry MACPHERSON. White
Cross work will be displayed by
Mrs. MACPHERSON. Tea will be
served by the hostess following
the program.
IAffalot club will hold its jan
uary meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Joe Bowers, 1927 So. Tacoma ave-.
at 1890 o'clock Wednesday. Mrs.
Bertha Newman will be hostess
Juveniles Of A. D. L. W. viii
meet Wednesday evening at :
o'clock in Eagles hall. Mrs. N. La
f1eur is the supervisor. Games viii
follow the business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Amity Chapter, O. E. s..
VIII Meet Wednesday

Amity chapter. o. z. s.. will
meet in the Gothic room of the
main Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock
Wednesday for a short business
meeting, followed by program put
on by children of the membership.
under the Craftsmanship OF Mrs.
c. T. Dolan.
Those taking part in the pro-
gram are as follows: Jacqueline
schore, Jean Miles, Garry Ale
shire, Rexine Dolsn. Keith
Vaughan. Ted Vaughan.
Mrs. Robert J. Moore and Max
well Henley. the presiding Off
GERS. cordially invite all Eastern
Stars refreshments will be serv-
ed following the meeting and
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Spinsiers to install tuesday
EVENING al 7 O'clock

Mi~ Irene corbett will preside
over the installation ceremonies of
the spinsters Club on Tuesday
evening at ! o'clock IN the Tacoma
hotel A group Of pledges will be
formally recognized at this time.
They include Misses Dolores
o'connell, Rosemary Lynch. Esther
Gaheberg. Kay Fry, Charles Rus
sell. Barbara Waller. Patricia Cook.
Genevieve KEEL and Mrs. William
Wood.
Miss Margaret Burkey Ia In
charge of decorations for the party
which is to have a patriotic theme.
Circle No. 1, Independent Bible
church, Will meet Wednesday with
Mrs. o. c. Cardle, 2s05 No. 18th
st, for a 1890 O'Clock luncheon.
Mrs. Frank Clark Will preside at
the business session and Mrs. Fred
Woodward viii lead the deyotions.
The work Of the Tacoma Rescue
Mission Will be presented by Mrs
William Edwards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Story 1ellers 10 Meet
With Mrs. Quest

Mrs. William Quest. 1909 No.
18th ST., will entertain the Tacoma
Story Tellers league. TINS Tuesday
st a II 80 luncheon. 10 be followed
by their January meeting.
Presiding OVER the business Of
the day viii be Mrs. Ray gllssrsp.
president Of the group. The pro-
gram. with the Pine Tree ss ia
motlf. viii 10 conductsd BY Mrs..
4. ". sieglsf. and stories ali ps
told ~ ussdsnes J. A Porter.
NJ u. Cheney ard Donald Brown.
Brs. l. n. Hampton .iil review
the lsason.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Miss Archer
Is Bride
Three Hundred Attend
PuysIlup Wedding

About 500 guests were pres.
ent for the marriage of Miss
Gladys Archer. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harve
Archer Of 5th ave. y. ".
Puyallup. and Mr.. Eugene II.
Fear. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry II. Fear of Tacoma.
Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock
in the First Methodist church
with the Rev. Joseph Chester
reading the VOWS.
Palms and greenery were massed
with baskets of spring flowers be-
fore the chancel. thanked by can
delabra. Smaller candles lighted
the main aisle Of the church for
the bridal party.
Wedding marches were played
by Mrs. Robert o. Logan. church
organist who also accompanied
Miss Dorothy Fear. sister of the
bridegroom. who sang Because"
and AT Dawning" preceding the
ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of white
slipper satin made with sweetheart
neekline and leg O. mutton sleeves.
The skirt. ending in long train,
was trimmed with insets of lace,
ending in points. Her finger tip
veil of lace trimmed illusion WAS
fastened with a halo of seed pearls.
Miss Rosina Archer. sister of the
bride. was maid Of honor, wearing
. dress Of aqua blue taffeta and
carrying q large colonial bouquet
Of spring flowers. The bridesmaids
were Miss Laverne Archer, sister
of the bride. in blue. Miss Roberta
Dawes, wearing orchid; Miss Clara
Ostrem. in yellow, and Mrs. Lor-
raine McRae. In pink. All wore
dresses of sheer material and car
ried colonial bouquets. Candle
lighters were Billy JAG Archer,
brother of the bride. and Frida
Morton. a cousin. Warren Wotton
was the ring bearer and flower
girls were Bobby Jean Millburg
and Peggy Joyce Annex. Mr.. Cliff
ford Ostrem was best man and the
ushers were Messrs. Dick Brewitt,
Al Frederickson, Harold Young
child and Al Bryant.
For the reception in the church
parlors, the brides table was CEN
tered with white flowers in a
crystal container thanked by tall
white tapers in crystal holders.
Presiding were Mrs. J. c. Nor
ton and Mrs. Otto Doyle, sunts Of
the bride. and assisting were Mrs.
Ray Goodner. Mrs. Homer Cook,
Miss Pearl Babnick and Miss Ber-
nice kaminski. Miss Florence Han
son was in charge of the guest
book and Miss Norma Morton.
cousin of the bride, and Miss Vir-
GINA Hansen were in charge of the
gifts
For going away the bride wore
an ice blue dress and hat with a
black fur coat and accessories. On |
their return from a trip through |
Canada. Washington and Oregon
they will be at home at 621 So. |
Yakima. Tacoma. Feb.
Mrs. Fear Is a graduate of Puy-
allup high school and member OF
the Theta Rho club and Mr.. Fear
Is a graduate of Fife high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
81. Psul's Group Plans
Luncheon al Brosdmoor

Circle , OF St Pauls Lutheran
church In giving a luncheon At
the Broadmoor. Wednesday at
1890. The chairman for the
affair In Mrs. Irwin HIM
Election of officers Vas held
recently al the home Of Miss
Myrtle Schubert. The following
were elected for the new year.
president, Mrs. George kiinkert !.
vice president. Mrs. Dorothy
Corey: secretary. Mrs. Chester
Barker: treasurer. Mis- Myrtle
Schubert. A social evening fol-
lowed honoring the former pfesi-
dent. Miss Gertrude sydov.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Take Vows
Al Home Saturday

Miss Dorothy NJ. Potter. dsugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Potter,
1901 So. NJ. and Mr.. John II. Bold
man, jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Goldman of 1921 So. Verde.
were married at the home of the
brides parents Saturday evening.
Jan. II. at s o'clock. Vows were
read by the Rev. Carl A. Johnson
of First Christian church.
Attendants were Mr.. William
Goldman, brother of the groom.
and Miss Lois shier. a friend of
the bride. A reception WAS held
Immediately following the we'd
ding. The young couple will be at
home at Sis So. 7th following a
short motor trip to Oregon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Clubs

Ladies' AID. n~fh~i~h~m I.sfA
eraa church. sili meet for .
o'clock luncheon II the homs q
Mr.. Joe Lessor. sIl ~. Dlslzlos
lane. on Thursday. A program ~sl
follow The innehson hour.
Roosevelt a.isAs. chIlasss'.
tf~ipinx kf.aa .selsfy will msss
"Wednesday al the home II MR.
Peter Olsen. 2oiu "a. ssth. for :
l o'clock luncheon and business
meeting.
IL ssard Nsshodi.f ahurrh Ns.
p~n's xoeisty NJ Chri.ii.s s~rsie<
ALL meet Tor . II % s'eloek
iuneheon Thursday In ths social
nal Of the church. No lzth snd
Stevens sta. me luncheon COM
mlttse Includes Ma.damss Emily
Berg. ". y, shono. ]. q, Packard.
Henry Lsloms and L. Dumsruth
p..s. ". c. 7. 1. -u meet
Wednesday afternoon 81 . O'Clock
At the hosns Of Mrs. Alsx Gear.
e5os Mckinley ave. Mrs. Anna
heors viii Be ths Ksszt speaker.
ti.sshsrss Improvement sluA
siil meet Tuesday evening II -
~ zsi0 "a c Il. Gsmss ami
refreshments all fafloe.
T.osm. ssst sfsfAess' slas all
meet In shs I. " c. A Exas Wsd.
Bsssay syeniaT 81 4 o'eioek. Mrs..
Paul Braassa. commander. 1lli
preside COMMITTEES ehalfu.n ~sil
- spp<slntsa ara .ofs Tor the
year planned
slsssr Creek Issss..B i.H asss.
inK eissb All rect Thursday altar.
Noon ~ 70 a. tns bosns 81 Emma
hsy AIlsn Om<r Rolsnd sna
George sllsn ali asmonstrsts
-Hos = nsks Apples psfay
Faalsy sali pFsads over ths meat
ing.
Hlften Frr@ehsoI AL. HID IL
January nesting Tuesday evening
January n In the ianchFoon. a
round table discussion On Child
Behavior viii include Rev. Wnf.
lara Callahan. Oscar Johnsan. Mlss
z u Short. and parents saa mem
bers. Hostssses for fhe evening
are Mssdames 4 n. Eoem, G. IL
Rowan. A. shindis and v. L. shoop.
fasf Guardians Tacoma CaFeie
y. o. ". All meet Thursday a.
Ibs home 81 Mrs.. Oliver Brigham.
5sss 70. g II Mrs. Robert Bras-
~ All assist
Pa@f Presidents, Pail shersdan
Relief lorps All rot meet A.
scheduled IN Friday 81 the nome
81 Ars. George Palmer.
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Concofdis Club 10 Meet
For Dinner and Program

Members u Coneordia elub ~1ii
meet n the social hall Of EpSorth
Methodist church. al $50 o'clock
on Wednesday evening. On TIA
program after dinner. Mira G. y.
HinsloN win give readings and
Mrs. Howard Gregory VIII sing.
Those Ia charge Of the evening are
Mr.. ana nrs. Henry White. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Parker. Mr.. and
Mira. Paul Berg and Mr.. and Ara
GreKor Olson.
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Miss Elizabeth Marchstti of La.
toursIls. Ore. and Mr. Lloyd sls.
bert OF Portland Nsrs married
Saturday morning. Jan. IT. At tbs
home Of Rev and Mr.. Carl A.
Johnson. voss were read by Rev.
Johnson, pastor of TIA First Chris
tan church. The groom il the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E ,. Elsbert Of
Sherwood. Ore, and ihs bride l.
the daughter Of Mrs. ss<i5fh BlnF-
ham II Lstoufsllf. ORE The us1.
lyweds eail make their nome IN
TscoTun.
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MD. heliIt HOOK q DakIand
entertained the Wiehaka Reading
club Friday noon fer luncheon.
Mrs. Henry Springer vas IN charge
~ the reading hour and Mrs. N. G
Roper gave an interesting report
81 the recent Presidents Council
meeting. Current events followed.
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Mrs. Sheriff. 10
Entertain Club Group

Mrs. Ralph Sheriff. vii os host
sss for the Country womsn's club
at luncheon on Thursday afternoon
At 1870. Mrs. Jack Spence viii
preside At the business session.
Miss Grace Bloomquist. assist
ant dean Of women al Pacific Luth-
eran college. IL 10 be the guest
speaker for the program. Her sub
lect viii be Modern Poetry" II
VIII be highIighted By recordings
of Lynn Fontanne
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Central Avenue PIT. A.
To Have Dads Niohi

Central Avenue PIT A. MEM
bers are anticipating Dads night
10 take place at the school st /
o'clock "Wednesday evening. Mr.
Clarence Ralph - in charge Of the
program and Mr.. Lev Dillsnan Ii
IN charge Of refreshments An
interesting program, TO which the
public Ia invited. Is promised.