The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-20
First Report on Puyallup War
Chest Campaign Gratifying
All volleY City Residents Urged
10 Contribute to Worthy Couss

| snce Of every resident In some
degree.
we hope that every such resi-
cent win stretch his purse just .
BIT more 70 help IN this worthy
home effort. even II only for q
dollar said Spear. We want
this 10 Be q 100 per cent city
wide war effort with every home
represented and every home show
ing the Uso sticker indicating
contribution 10 the cause. Many
local workers donated as much an
a days pay to the Tacoma chest
and still sre able and willing 10
do 90 here. This spirit will see us
through this war program"
The next report meeting Of the
chest workers viii be held in the
chamber rooms. Friday at 1880.
P,Aa Training Program
The agriculture department of
Puyaliup high school 10 making
arrangements TO offer production
courses In the new rural war pro-
dnction training program for
adults. Glasses win be offered
two nights q week for q period
Of five weeks per course.
The CLASSES are free 10 any per-
son over II years Of age and
courses win b offered In COM
mercial vegetable production,
dairying. poultry and farm ma
chinery repair. Anyone interested
In getting more information Is
requested to contact the Puyallup
schools through Superintendent
Paul Hanawalt's office.
Glove ana Trowel Gardeners
met Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Lawrence Hanlin. SIS I'd ave,
N. E.. with Mrs. Everett Houk as
assisting hostess. Preceding the
meeting q dessert luncheon was
served at small tables. Mrs. J. w.
Mcdonnell was Welcomed as a new
member.
For the program. Mrs. Richard
Cook gave talk on "Birds." with
points on how to recognize DIFF
ferent species. Concluding the
afternoon. members made suet
cones to be hung In trees for birds
to feed On during the winter
months.
Daxgett Rites saturday
Funeral services for Frederick
II. Daggett, 81, who died in
Portland hospital Wednesday, viii
be held at Hills funeral home
Saturday at 1 p. m. Crescent lodge
No. Zoe. r. and A. n. Of Enum-
claw, win officiate at the chapel
and Puyaliup Valley and nnum-
claw posts. v. =. W.. win accord
military honors Il the gravsside
In Enumclaw cemetery.
Pallbsarers win Be Jim Miller.
orville vittetoe. Sam Lee. Leon
Cecil. Frank Christianson and
william Dusell
Daggett. . native Of Washing
ton. was = member Of . prominent
pioneer family. the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Clark being his
grandparents. The family home IL
At f01 w. Main ave-. where he
operated the high school grocery
for 10 years. He formerly lived at
Enumclsw. where he was MEM
Der Of Crescent lodge. He served
10 months overseas in the first
World war. being member OF
company c. slsth engineers. He
leaves his wife. Josephine Daggett.
school Reunion
Tenth annual reunion of the
Alderton Schoolmatss club will be
held In the Alderton school Satur-
day evening. beginning with =
$50 potluck dinner. Ths group
has planned IN informal evening
with election Of officers TO Be the
principal businsas. Ths committee
arranging the affair 10 composed
Of Ma r. c. Oliver. president Of
the club: Mrs. Julia Rowland. Mrs.
Charlotte Laidlaw and Mrs. Char
lotte Davis Of Alderton; Mrs. Edith
Yoniksr and Mrs. Elizabeth coff-
man Of Sumner. and Mrs. w. s.
Colman Of Puyallup.
A Prsschool story hour viii be
hsld In the children's department
At the library Friday afternoon At
{ O'Clock Miss Margaret Utsinssr.
librarian win b the story teller.
Boys In the high school agricul-
turs department are interested in
the scrap metal drive. Working
last Sunday q group Of the stu
dents collected about 20 tons of
junk. The program Is to be re-
peated again next Sunday when
they believe they viii easily reach
their goal Of 30 tons Money re-
ceived from the drive viii be used
to purchase equipment for shop
and classroom
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