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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Postpone Examination
on Theft CHARGE

A justice court examination
set for today for Laird Black,
80 year old Warren Township
resident accused of completely
in the theft of equipment from a
Warren Township junk yard,
was postponed to Monday this
morning by Justice Donald j.
Parent.
He is charged with breaking
and entering along with Jack
Dodd, Is, and Arthur Kasteloot,
10, both of Warren Township.
The three were arrested by
Detective Sgt. Joseph Priestap,
of the Grand River post of the
Michigan State police, and Dep
uty Sheriff Richard Deketelaere.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Repriisals
Continued From Page I


at least see that the people are
not broken in spirit"
The German controlled Meth
erlands radio last night threat
ened the people of that country
with widespread bombing. dew
astation and starvation in the
event of a United Nations Sec
ond front vast n" Aneta
Agency said.
The goslav government
here also announced that the
Germans had threatened to wipe
out all of Siberia if guerrilla
activities force the Nazis to send
more occupation troops into that
Balkan land.
Aneta reported the Nazi an
nouncer in Holland as saying
that the Germans planned to
make their pr Incl p stand
against a prospective invasion
behind a wall of big fortifica-
tons. The area between this
wall and the sea would undergo
thorough devastation disastrous
for the thickly populated Meth
erlands" in the event of a Ger
man retreat, he was quoted as
saying.
Two hundred or more prom
inent Netherlanders already are
held as hostages by the Ger
mans, to be executed if Dutch
men join any second front
forces, Aneta said.
These developments came
amid continuing disorders and
reported executions in German
occupied Europe. The refugee
governments here however were
trying through broadcasts to
hold in check their underground
allies until a fitting moment -
presumably the second front -
arrives.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Brief Illness
Proves Fatal
Edword G. Nelson
Dies in Richmond

R1CHMOND-Edward c. Nell
son, 80, resident of Casco
Township for the last five years,
died early today at his home,
1894 Puttygut road, after brief
illness. He was employed by
the Packard Motor company of
Detroit.
Surviving are his wife, Pearl,
and son. James, of Richmond. A
sister, Mrs Manda Niskni, of
Floodwood, Mimi, also survives.
Rites will be held at p. m.
Sunday at the Clifford d.
Hensch Funeral Home, Rich
mond, with the Rev. D. D. Bra
dy, of the Richmond Congrega-
tional Church, officiating. Bur-
ial will be in Richmond ceme-
terry.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
SOlOnnOns
Continued From Page I

fighters, attacked the fleet three
times yesterday in force and
though the weather interfered
with observation of results, it
was hoped that shattering if
not fatal blow had been given to
the enemy warships and trans
ports steaming toward the bat
tie zone.
SCATTER JAP PLANES
The first fleet of MacArthur's
planes, Flying Fortresses, were
challenged by six japanese Ze-
70 fighters and shot down two
and damaged three. Medium
bombers which made up the
second fleet engaged seven Ze-
ros and shot down one. The third
fleet, believed to have been
composed of both Fortresses and
mediums, was not challenged.
All Allied planes returned safe
to base after having shot down
three at least and damaging
three of a force of 13 of ia
pans best planes.
It was believed that both Fly
ing Fortresses and mediums
were out again today off the
Australian coast, trying to give
the death blow to the enemy
fleet in support of the United
States and Allied forces in the
Solomon Islands un Ter Vice
Adm. Robert Lee Ghormley,
commanding in the South Paci-
fic.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Reject Suggestion
on Location of
Colored Troops

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-(P)
Rejecting a suggestion that
northern Negro troops be sta
toned only in the North to avoid
possible racial difficulties, Gen
eral George c. Marshall, Army
Chief of Staff, has held that
military policy must dictate To-
eating of troops.
The proposal was made in a
letter to Marshall from Senator
Bankhead DALAI after a dis
turbance involving some Negro
troops at Jacksonville, Fla.
In reply, the general wrote,
however, that the War Depart
ment fully recognizes that har-
monious relations between the
soldiers at any particular camp
and the adjacent civilian popu-
letion is conducive to high mo-
rale and contributes to military
efficiency"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
TireTheft
i'm Court

Two Port Huron men caught
by city police as they were
stealing tires from a Mount
Clemens car, pleaded guilty to
attempted larceny of a motor
vehicle tire at their trial before
Circuit Judge Neil E. Reid this
morning. Judge Reid set Aug. "a
as the date of sentencing.
The men were apprehended
early on the morning of Aug. 4
by city police who caught the
two stripping car owned by
Larry Miller, of Is Moser Place.
They stood mute to the tire theft
charges on their arraignment
Aug. 5 before Justice Donald j.
Parent.
The defendants are Raymond
LaFave, 81, and Alvin Green, 20.
At the time of their arrest the
men were in possession of two of
three tires stolen Aug. / from
Lieut.. Robert c. Jobsah, of Sell
fridge Field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Fifth lindbergh
Child is Born
Lone EosIe Unavoidable
to Confirm Report

DETROIT, Aug. 14-(P)-A
fifth child was born here Thurs
day to Mrs. Charles A. Lind
bergh, informed sources said to-
day.
Physicians and officials at
Henry Ford hospital here refus-
ed any comment, and attempts
to reach Lindbergh, who is en-
ployed by the Ford Motor Com
pany, were unavailing.
Whether the child was q boy
or a girl could not be learned Of
ficially. Detroit newspapers
said it was the Lindbergh's sec
ond daughter.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Local War Plant
Marks Birthday
with Gifts

Marking the fifth full year Of
operation here the management
of the Mount Clemens Metal
Products company today pre-
sented each one of its employees
with a SIS book of war stamps.
In quiet observance of its
birthday" the local manufact-
uring plant went right ahead
with its 100 per cent production
of war materials.
Prior to its entry into war
contract work the firm produced
strip steel assemblies and other
items.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Richmond Man
is Dead al 81
MiehoeI Gromer, ST.,
Succumbs to illness

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gram
er, ST., 84-year-old retired farm
er who was we'll known in this
community, died early this
morning at his home, 2450 Hart
road, Richmond Township. He
had been ailing for several
weeks.
A requiem high mass will be
sung at st. Augustine Catholic
Church here at 8 a. m. Monday.
Burial will be in the church
cemetery.
Surviving are three sons, Mi
chael, Jr., of Richmond, and
Joseph and John, of Richmond
Township, and one daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Umloff, of Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
DisorderIy Gases Taken
Before Justice Court

Arrested for being disorderly
on Broadway early this morn
ing, Phillip Cunningham, 81, of
40 20 Trombley boulevard,
pleaded not guilty on his ar
raignment before Justice Donald
j. Parent today. His trial was
set for Aug. ID at 4 p. m. He
was released on $50 personal
bond.
In another disorderly case,
Justice Parent placed Donald
Debate, ID, of S Don street, on
probation for one year. Debate
was arrested Aug. 10 on Market
street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Tavern Proprietor
Appeals Sentence

Placed on probation for 90
days by Justice Donald j. Par
ent, Val Kazmierczak, 40, pro-
prietor of Bar SO, M a C o m b
street tavern, today filed an APP
peal to circuit court.
Kazmierczak was found gull
ty of disorderly conduct on his
arraignment in court Monday.
Mitchell Podsiadlo, "a, former
bartender at Bar SO, charged
that Kazmierczak struck him
following an argument recent
lY.
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Wallace
Continued From Page 1


tracted wide attention through
his courageous, smiling fight
against the injury which keeps
him bedridden.
Wallace continued his resi-
dence here until the gold rush of
1904 lured him to Idaho. where
he remained for two years.
Upon his return to Macomb
county, in 1906, Wallace entered
the cigar manufacturing bust
ness in company with Howard
Groesbeck. In 1911 the business
was sold out by the partners
and Wallace joined the staff of
a Philadelphia cigar concern,
continuing operation of local
cigar firm.
BUSINESSMAN
For many years Wallace was
associated with automobile sales
in Mount Clemens and, later,
became an insurance agent.
The candidate is married and
lives with his family at 425 Mo-
ravian drive, Mount Clemens.
For five years he served with
the State of Michigan Sales Tax
division and was engaged in au-
diting and checking records of
that unit of government.
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India
Continued From Page 1

Continued From Page 1
nificent, marble-floored palace
of the Aga Khan.
Gandhi is being held incom-
municado but his guards said he
was eating his usual sparse
meals and living in first-floor
apartment where each room is
bigger than his own thatch-
walled combination office and
home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
MONITOR-LEADER
Charles Weidennan
is Heart Victim
Foirehild Road
Resident Sueeumbs

Funeral services for Charles
Weideman, "a, of 5000 Fairchild
Road, who died yesterday as a
result of a heart attack, will be
held tomorrow at 2 o'clock in
the Duncan B. Hubbard Funeral
Home.
Surviving Weideman, whose
wife, Carrie, died in 1914, are
two sisters, Mrs. Anna Kuhne of
Mount Clemens and Mrs. Albert
Klann of Richmond, and bro
Their, Ferdinand, also of Mount
Clemens.
The Rev. Jacob Whitman
will conduct the services tomor-
row.
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Dodge
Continued From Page 1

Howard E. Lange, while Lange
was absent. Police found Dodge
alone in the home, while they
were investigating a report of a
prowler at the address, and took
him to a precinct station for
questioning concerning his pres
ence there.
Dodge collapsed while await
ing questioning, and was rush.
ed from the precinct station to
Receiving hospital. He died last
night, more than 40 hours after
his arrest, without regaining
consciousness.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14

0T. JOHNS - up - Charles
Baker, 50, Perrinton street COM
missioner, died In st. Johns hos
pital Thursday of injuries suf-
Tered In falling from q light
pole while contriving q switch
for Wednesday nights blackout.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Van Dyke Woman
IS Taken by Death

Mrs. Jennie Morden, SO years
old. of 5000 Van Dyke avenue,
Van Dyke, died at 3 p. m.
Thursday, four hours after her
admittance to St. Joseph hospi-
tai. She is survived by four
sons.
Fune era arrangements, in
charge of the Roth Funeral
Home, Romeo. have not been
completed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14

Average cost of drilling an
oil we'll is estimated at between
SIS and So a foot.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14

Customary ideas of local time
do not apply at the North Pole,
so there is no midnight there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Glendale Camp
To Install

Glendale ssme % nN.A. wiii
hold . public instsiiasien ssfs-
many Tuesday sysnlnx 81 : seioss
In Warren hail eth avs snd
o.kss Mr.. Gala sse~f. aisifsst
deputy. ~ili ~ TIA Installing sffi'
csr. assisted ~ Mrs. Arthur usis
a. ceremonial msfshsl
fsonsfsd guests Oil ~ Mr. D.
y Nsrh. state supsryssns. ART e.
flesss-sseet Meedsmes k<fas jsn'
s<n. Grade n " ftia<n. p<zi era
Gle Csnfss Ncc4ihm. vlss aTssis
a. A. Jones shaneeiiors Glen n
Mills. recorder. ioha f1sIr<ezn<
receiver. walter niehnsnd. mar
sn.l. A Asbssy. assistant mar.
shsi. n Y tonx. sentinsi. and
Miss Hsx<i jackson. nfa Alvin
hishn. manager Other sppoinssss
officers ss= Assszzmss G. 4 Jones'
flasb~arsrs Alice Lsfflnxwsll. sna
sleian. rfsnk c.ilss<tef. Aisin
klshn. o y i.and. Frank Romans.
and ktts fsrysr. ina Essxss
Al distressing program piii b.
presented. Including guitar sssfo
~ kxsiya hfask. = reading -
Virgins iioYes. ana . aaae~ ~
Jackie sshofs. accomplished ~
MIS- G A. keh0fs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
DebaierS Leave
On Tour

Leaving on = two weeks trip
through the middle west is Pacific
Lutheran colleges varsity debate
squad under the direction Of Prof
Theo o. II. Kari. forensic coach.
The varsity squad is composed Of
Neil Hoff. Tacoma. William Ram
stsd. Falkland. and Robert Lut-
mes, Longview. They will leave
Tacoma Wednesday by motor, with
Prof. Kari.
Their first meet viii DO at Lu-
ther college, DEBORAH. Ia. on Feb.
2. On Feb. the group will vie
with the St Olaf varsity squad
at Mortified. MINI. and on the
4th, Gustsvus Adolphus. In ST.
Peter. MINI. All three debates
will be non-decision.
At Concordia college. on Feb
5, 6 and Z, the squad will NEE,
in the Red River Valley invita-
tional tournament Pacific Luz
theran will enter Lutnes and Hoff
in debate. Ramstsd in extempOra.
neous speaking. discussion and
argument; Hoff in extemporane.
Gus argument and poetry reading
and Lutnes In orations.
Soon after the squad returns
To FARMLAND they will enter ia.
Linfield college invitstionsi tour
nsment with other PIC squads
F participating
AL three boys arc members n
the student board n control and
have played an active part m Pa
cifio Lutheran college activities.
Lsdis. Guild Of Grace Evan
gelieal Lutheran church will meet
Wednesday IL 40 Refreshments
viii he served Al the close of the
business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Garden League
To Meet Friday

Tacoma and Pierce County
League Of Garden clubs will meet
Friday afternoon AZ Fishers Civic
Center. Mrs. ". A. Harris. presi-
dent. has called a board meeting
at o'clock. At l 80 there Will be
a general session.
Mrs. Theodore specht IL In
charge Of the program and will
present Mrs. A. J. Yettcr In Herbs
for Defense Gardens"
To the club with the largest at
tendance an award will he given.
Mrs. Paul Bulls Is In charge OF
the arrangements.
For the tea hour members of
the South Tacoma Garden club
will be hostesses. Those In charge
are Mrs. Baier. Mrs. o. ID BieRlow,
and Mrs. X. J. Weller.
spanaway Preschooi vii meet
at the home Of Mrs. SIG Bergeson.
Wednesday evening at . O'Clock.
Her home II across from the Green
Acres Service station. Assisting
hostess IL Mrs. Carl Cotton. Mem
bers are To bring gifts for the
White Shield home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Mrs. Shinn
Honor Guest
VIII Leave Soon 10 Join
Husband in East

Guest of honor nj n recent
tea was Mrs. X. W. Shinn.
home economics teacher at
the College of Puget Sound.
Mrs. Shinn il leaving soon for
Spokane where her husband
has accepted n position.
The tea was given by stu
dents Of the home economics
department.
Pouring were Misses Janice
stenson. Enid Miller. Bsrgst Carl
son, BETTY Mae Hampton and
Mrs. Mary Duck.
Guests besides IN. students IN.
Guided hesdames Lyle ford
Dnlshel. Dena Taylor. Edna W
Cheney. Carol l.. Angst. Olive n
Seward, Marjorie Mann and Misses
Helen Lewis. Helen Mckinney
Kathleen Cooper. Blanche W ste
vens Of the faculty. Also Dr.
Philip n Fehlandt. Oscar Amber.
son. Christian Miller. Dean John
ID. Register. Raymond r Seward
and James n. slater
Degree of Honor club will hold
their regular luncheon At the hom.
Of Mrs. Manley Livingston. i032
So Steele ~ Wednesday IT mon.
Mrs. ID ~. Kelley wiii be the as.
slstinE hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28

Among those who have made
reservations are: Mesdames J. Il.
McMasters. c. c. Mellinger, II. y.
York. A. II. onstad, c. A Richard
son. J. w. Rogers. ]. b. Moore.
Arthur Greene, r. l. Hitch. y. A.
Travis. NJ. T. Rooper, Ella Taylor.
A. e. Clemenson. Edward Pickert.
M. W. Quelland, II. w. Montague,
w. s. Kerr. o. ID. Nethery, Laura
Bender. Miss Alice Bender. Miss
Alma Hayward;
Mesdames Ellsworth Power, {.
w. saugen. Charles overturf,
Charles c. tia, Arthur Bunker,
William Leybold, Alex Law. Jenny
NJ. Maurman. Marcus c. Davies,
w. II. Price. c. J. Cummings. +.
Cline. w y. Dickinson, A. o. Bur
miester, w. r. Smith.
Mesdames n. n. sutton. u. j.
VanAtta. p. n. Wallerich. Harold
r. Warren, ]. NJ. Molitor. l.. W.
Harkins. J. r. Peetz, r. Freeman,
Walter r. Dickson. J. Carriek,
Lewis c. Williams. George Miller,
Jess Hanson. Arthur Schmitz,
George Wratton, Bert Bradley, C.
r. Nymsn, L. F. Wing. Leila Vertz.
Messrs. and Aesdames C. c.
Nolte, Edgar Densmore. Walter
Mierow. A. Duenwald. A. Psrshall.
w. o. Dunckley. Stanley Anderson.
Albert Graham. l.. w. Craig. Guy
n. Melton, S. y. Couch, r.. ".
Fritz, Howard X. Logan. Leslie
futile, L. G. shanklin. Berry Sugg.
Herbert Sstterlee, Ralph John
stone. Fred Gard, A. J. Graft. Fred
Race. -. J. Mccormick. NJ. Fianni-
gan. p. NJ. Kenney. c. o. Lynn.
George Akers. A. G. Rhode. G. d.
Brill. Calvin Stewart. Harold r.
Dahl: DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Ericsson,
Or. and Mrs. 7. w. Hosks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Miss Haley
Honor Guest
Misses Eleanor and Kathryn
Johns 10 Entertain

For the pleasure of Miss
Nancy Haley, who will become
the bride of Mr.. Donald II.
Brandes on Jan. 81, the
Misses Eleanor and Kathryn
Johns will entertain this Tues
day evening at linen shower.
Game of contract bridge will
be played during the evening
hours and later a buffet sup
per will be served.
A valentine motif was used
throughout, red carnations, freesias
and violets predominating in the
decorations.
Guests were Mrs Jack Fair
hurst, Mrs. Douglas Spawn MARY
Ann Marble), Mrs. har d
Schneider, Mrs. William Haley.
Mrs. Allan Burrows, Miss Dolores
o'Connell, Miss Mary Fairhurst.
Miss Vernetta Rowland, Miss Sally
Hunt and the guest of honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Niece OF Mrs. Mason
Seen in Current Film

OF much interest To friends OF
Mrs. Dwight L. Mason, SIT No.
18th St, is the movie short which
is being shown at local theaters
this week in connection with the
lnfantile paralysis prevention cam
paign. Shown at the Infantile
Paralysis Research laboratory at
Lansing, Mich. is Mrs. Mason
niece, DR.. Harriet Allyn Geer,
Pm. d. The picture is entitled
There's Always Hope-A Report
to the People"
DR.. Geer is a graduate of Smith
college and received her doctorate
after five years research at Kan
sss university at Lawrence, Kans.
Later. she went TO Sterling Memo
rial Research laboratory in New
Haven. Conn, and because Of her
work and her record received a
-all to the Lansing laboratory
when il opened in 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Saves Big Dollars.
So Essyi No Cooking.

The surprise Of your life u waiting
for YOU IN your Own kitchen when
II comes to the relief Of coughs due
20 colds In just a moment you can
nix q cough syrup that gives you
about times a. much for your money,
and u amazing for quick results.
Make a syrup BY string cups q
GRADUATED sugar and one cup Of
water few nomsnfF. until dissolved.
No cooking nss6ed-if's 10 trouble 81
all Then put ~ ounces of Plnsx
(osfsiusd from any cruEgiEtl into a
piut bottle. Add your syrup, and yo1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28

spring flowers His. carnations
rlsdloli. roses and acacia -ess.
oaded frnm an Immense hasks,
arranged behind the satin covered
altar whieh VAS thanked ~ greens
and cAndslahr. with white t.pers
Given In marriage BY . eio~e
friend Of her late father. the birds
wore q white chiffon gown msds
with a softly drsp~d bodice. . "
shaped neckllns. long sleeves and
= shlrred walstline from which fen
the skirt. whlried in minute &C
Gordon pleats Tier fingsrtip vel
was held In place by tiny orange
blossoms. ll.f flowsra we're muff'
fashioned bouquet Of Eafdsnlss and
bouvardia. tied with French moline
atreamsrs. She slsa carried . hand
embroidered and iacs handkerchief
a afr from her grandmother. Mrs
Essle Hershey.
Aisn Patricia Hsnxsii. cousin 81
the bride. vas her maid of honor
she wore a she'll pink gown. mad.
with Creeisn drsped ehiffof
bodice and foil skirt Of net ovsl
tsffets She carried pink earnA
TONS. rosshuds and bouyardia. tied
with blue net strsamsrn
Mr. Robert Price ~ seattle
college mate ~ the bridegroom
MAS best man and Mr.. chsriss u
heIllngsr was the usher
The wedding music wss pisYes
by Mira Edith Laindsrsn. harplst
who played a medley Of love song,
before the ceremony
A reception II the homs ~ M
and Mrs l.. u. Hsnxeli AZ Lake
wood followed. both mothers r.
csising In black dinner gowns &c.
csntsd BY white rosebud coFsasss
Mrs ziftxuan and Mrs cyru.
Wilmington Bonnie Hfsisyl. shn
came from Portland fsf hes
brothers msrfiags. had charge al
the brides table which Was cen
tered with laurel and white tapsfs
Out ~ i0,sn guests we're Mr. snd
Mrs Edward Bradley ami Gloria n
Seattle and Ars Nsil Hershey u
Ashford. aunt ~ the bride
More than ~ psrsons attended
ihs ceremony, Including mofs thaa
~ varsity mothers of the brads.
groom.
Mrs Braisy 10 q graduate n
stadium hsgh school and NJ bfs.
10y graduated from stadium. latsf
attending N. University u wash.
inEton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Clubs

Golden Glow auxiliary. Royal
Neighbors. viii meet At II 30
o'clock Wednesday for . potiuok
luncheon in Anderson hall An
installation Of officers Niil DO held.
Mrs Ernest Ruiien will be in
stsiling officer and Miss Rose
Wallace. marshal
Milton Garden club V-il meet
"Wednesday afternoon 81 ~ a.
the home u hfs p. Culver N
Milton.
Daughters ~ sor~sy. Circle 4.
vii meet "Wednesday for Il 30
luncheon with q business meeting
following
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
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lis HOnoreI
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
LARGE Attendance Promised
For Day Nursery Party
Annual Benefit Bridge Party thursday Evening Masonic
Temple Roof Garden; Mrs. Crswforth. Chairman

Details complete for the benefit bridge party the
Tacoma Day Nursery club sponsoring Thursday evening
the Masonic Temple Roof Garden and OF table
vaons have been made by members and friends of Day
Nursery.
Mrs Donald c. Crawforth is chairman Of the affair and
those assisting her are Mesdames d. j. Van Alta. A. H.
Rhode O. A. Watkins. William Grady p NJ Grady p NJ
Kenney, L. G. Shankin Leon Meyers Harold Warren, C. NJ
Shank.
Play will begin at 7;45, Mrs Crawforth has announced
Reservations may still be made through Mrs Crawforth
Mrs Bert Bradley Party proceeds will toward the
addition which being built the Day Nursery building
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Mrs. Turner 10 Open Home
Thursdsy Afternoon

Mrs. W T. Turner. 1907 Sixth
avenue. Will open her home T'hurs-
day afternoon al 2 o'clock IN the
Women's auxiliary Of the Sixth
Avenue Baptist church. Miss
Louise Campbell. recently return
ed from sivston. China. will speak
on her years Of service in the
mission fields.