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The Phoenix index., 1942-04-18

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TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
(SNS)-Tuskegee students are de-
monStrating that they have all
kinds of talents since search was
started here for the most talented
Undergraduate" who will be given
try-out for the Fred Allen Pro-
ram which is sponsored each week
~ the TeXaco Company, featuring
an outstanding undergraduate from
some leading American educational
1stituticn.
The successful candidate will be
given an all-eXpense trip to New
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Quality is what counts on the
list and not the quantity of those
chosen. Marian Anderson, Page
One contralto of all time; Bill
Robinson, Page One dancer of all
time; Joe Louis, page One Fight
er and Private" and Hazel Scott,
For her Page One performance
in transposing Bach to Boogie-
woogie.'
They will all do whatever it was
that made them famous. The party
will take in sometime around 10
and let out sometime before sunup.
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s-N'FS w
Wvthion1 aword for +ho ho+tec+
''1@"1'it Cf tho wnak o,,eS the M''O~-
"v S'0nnie" for hic i0+nnca hoi1i~o
Nncca Of TTTUrT T. DAVID PIA
I'M vNTrp HARP. hv full band
ord r1rTcTTATTNG PTIJFS nv hie
0eot'n1ers. Roth Sides are III"
i"~oIS ri0hteous STUFF. o., the
f'rct. rhvthn' rons and 50 DO tho
ToloiStS with MuooSv producing So
"nrch drive On his cornet that YOU
fool his horn is going to come out
through the speaker. The nai'jno
is pure Dixieland and completelv
sock with Fazcla's clarinet riding
ohove the ensemble and then TAX
ing an intensely blue solo. Vernon
Browns trombone and Dave Bow
mans piano also gather glorv plus
the Spanier cornet. On TIE new
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NEWS OF
THEATRES
Four Picked AS
Page One Champs
By DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK-(C)-The NY. Newspaper Guild checked as
he headners top personages Marian Anderson
Bill Robinson Joe Louis and Hazel Scott the page
novelties. Others chosen Eddie Cantor, Dina Shore
Olsen and Johnson Lily Pons. Woody Herman Hide rglrde
Danny Kaye and the dancing Harmans. The awards will
be given out Friday night at Hotel Astor with big cele
braton party who will to be decorated and bring their
friends to their decorations
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Elite label, Clyde Lucas punchily
plays A STRING OF PEARLS at
a good tempo. He has a resonant
sax blend and a smart trombone
choir on his bouncing bit that is
ensemble work exclusively. Other
side is I'LL PLAY FOR YOU.
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and LOVE FOR SALE. Quiet and
eonNisticated. this is not for the
''tht1os b''+ will SGT well with those
-"ho 77rafer subdued keyboard
"nardering.
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4 SHORTAGE OF LOVE and
SHE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER
All this is commercial stuff with
the last title a tearjerker. Frankly,
Miss Dawn's singing seems on the
cheesy side. Her best work is on
Cocktail" but who can't do well by
Luckey Roberts hit tunei
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RaCeBand Heads
Omitted In Post
Popularity Poll
Duke, Cab, Count And Jimmy
Not Included In The Finale

P)-Both colored and white swing
fans here would like the Saturday Evening Post bal
lot box They ask what became of Louis Armstrong, ct al
The All American band according to the Post election returns
has Duke Ellington; Cab Galloway Count Basic;
Jimmie Lunceford.
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AGENTS WANTED

TO sell story life Of Gen. Douglas
Macarthur, Hopkins Book Con-
Germ, l4l Auburn Ave-, Atlanta,
Ga.
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1921, Atlanta, Ga. Free parking.
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The Phoenix index., 1942-04-18

USO Camp Show %Stars-and-
Stripes" Circuit, is truly a great
show.
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will be a new type of part for Joe
Louis to play for Uncle Sam and all
profits will go to Army Relief and
war charities.
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CALLS FOR STAGE ACTS

NEW YORK-(ANP)- Accord
ing to a statement made by Chap
pie Wilt, Artists Enterprises
Booking agency head. 145 w. 44th
Street, here, an opportunity exists
for the placement of 80 profession
al or amateur dancers, singers,
comedians, novelty acts and mu-
sicians. Applicants for these jobs
will be given % straight weeks on
tie road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06

Opening Its third year under the
leadership OF Mrs. William Baker.
the Tacoma Cornish association
viii meet Saturday evening NJ 7s5
In the !. o. o. H. temple. Other
officers serving with her are Mr.
Nicholas vigus. vice-president; Mr..
Cyril Hall. secretary. and Mrs.
Edward zollman. treasurer
Miss Bessie Uren win be in
charge OF the door for the evening
During the evening MI. Edward
zollman viii be at the piano.
Members Of the organization ara
looking forward 10 the Cornish
''pasty'' social 10 be held in Sc.
attic Feb. Fl. at the Maecabes
temple. Third ave. and Marion.
Information about the affair
may be secured from Mrs. Baker
Garland 85I4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
friendly Friday
Series 10 BEGIN

Members and friends of Cen
trail Lutheran church will come
together informally Friday eve
ming. Feb. 8. for the first Friend
ly Friday social OF the year. For
many years this occasion has been
outstanding in the social activity
of the congregation. and Is plan
ned TO further acquaintance of
members OF the church. All mem
beers. and especially new members.
are urged 10 attend this Friendly
Friday" for which an entertaining
program has been arranged. Be
ginning at s o'clock in the church
parlors with community singing.
the program will represent an in
teresting travel picture. entitled
"Newlyweds See America" n
sound picture produced by the
Washington Motor Coach COM
psny. and which will be shown by
MI " t. noiNn VI NV A~AAbff 81
Welfare society. The musical pro-
gram for the evening will include
a group Of accordion selections by
Mrs. Harry christofferron and
also piano numbers by Mrs. Doro-
thy Brann Malmin
Following the program a social
hour will be enjoyed with refresh
ments served by Circle 10. Host
esses will be Mesdames Leonard
II. Berglund. chairman. Alvin An
dersen. Elliott T. Eyenson, John
Barclay. Howard q Post. Donald
sswdey. Charles Young. Martin
Wall. and Misses Ruth DrOwley,
Pearl Oliver. Lucille Parsons. Vera
Parsons and Helen sampson.
All members and friends Of Cen
trial Lutheran congregation. young
and old. are invited 10 Join In this
evening OF fellowship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
GouIds Arrive From
Norfolk, VIRGINIA

1t. and Mrs. Richard Kaynor
Gould MARY Crossland) arrived
recently from Norfolk. Va, where
1t. Gould has been recently sta
toned at the naval base, and will
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis F. Gould and Mr.. and Mrs
II. S. Grassland for several weeks.
In March 1t. Grassland will re-
port to Pensacola, Fla.
The marriage of the former
Miss Grassland and 1t. Gould was
an event of last summer in Ia
coma. During their stay they will
visit friends in Ellensburg. Seattle
and Bremerton, as we'll as Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06

Gear Assembly, ur1<r q NAN
hsw for cFis. vii held = pnhli<
installation Saturday evenIrH u
- Regal A. Cove Ns.ens< IN
s<th ard aheFsdzn n = e.ele<A
Ns~s ceans< il<ii<n. laughter -
~. ard Mrs. q. L l<eIi>n. wiIl
- Installed - ~o<<hf ADVISES.
afs ceF< 1~p><r. me<h<r n<lvienr.
snt ~. oFln almens Hainep<
dad. will take eff.e~ - ws1 10
a<w Rainbow .dvf<c<s c~<rsf.
offisef< elected "a s<Fsr curing
10 new term sF< Phyllis ri>ld
~osthy ss<oFlst< sdv<~ex. Carol
Gillespie. charity H<tfy sA<<t.
kap< Lila Nae 1enn<sn. f1ifn.
irss M.<. Feeosi<F. ard pnis<~s
wshlqus<t. treasures.
itnsdsnx sprn,nf,ss offices sr~
HusA usli<fs. tals fisiisn. Marie
Melissa. nnnni< ssmans tatreln<
Peter. Violet I.
pl<. Ards Lar
IN. Magma Frsa>Tisk. shsFl<y
fresshesm. csthefIns FeFs~sh.
Roe<ft. MsFsssll. nssn> pcrr>v.
Evelyn wasns'< prsaF~~ hen
asst snd s~thdH Aessnsr
N<"H~f< - - s"ef - .as
Anita eiaf'sh ksr ese".
Anita hrss> Hesn~m n'@xs.<'fn :
Dolores h""s Wsesr Wsn
sissnsfs ffs'snessn. Fssse "n<s.
k'eiss ha~s. e~ssV es.
iss'<n hnrf ">In~@ @e.
insH'ts WEBSTER W n.
shirley s<nah<sx. M~sasn 1922.
Joan htspss'ens t'esaf~e 7~e
and shirley lhnmp-a"
Inc HH'nes rsssa n-"ss =.
NJ. anu Nh - ~ ~<~'s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Adult Series
oOpen at Y
Mayor Cain VIII Be
First Speaker Friday

Opening the Adult Educa-
ton classes of the new term
at the Y. w. c. A. will be a
talk by Mayor Harry z. Cain
in the Know Your City
series Friday. Registration
will be at 9. a tour Of the
building at 10. Mayor Gains
talk at IL. More than 300
women were enrolled for the
fall term, and a large regis
tration is expected.
Contract bridge classes. both
beginning and advanced. and the
work shop will fill the afternoon
hours from l until 4. Mrs. An
thony Arnston and Mrs Anthony
swindle will be- instructors Of the
former and, In the latter. Mrs.
". ~. Murray viii teach chair
Gaming. and Ralph c. Geer. the fin
ishing on furniture.
Next Friday the day from . 10 4
will be filled with classes which
will include also Literature Of
the Bible Book Reviews" Car
den. a Defense. Home Nursing.
How 10 Listen 10 Muse. strict
~ Personal two classes in be-
ginning spanish and one IN span
Ism conversation.
Miss Edna Avery. who IL chair
man " the adult education classes.
states As We live these days
under conditions % war. uncer-
tsinty and anxiety. we feel that 4
10 essential for sysry0ns 10 take
few hours each week in which
10 turn ones thoughts 10 work
or study, This Ia necessary n ~
are 70 keep mental and physical
Z poiss. With this point In view
Ne have planned a program o.
varying interesss@
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06

Mrs. Clinton Reynolds u the
new training chairman. Mrs.
Thomas Henderson. social welfare
chairman, and Mrs. B. NJ. James,
chairman of the motor corps for
Fort Lewis. Mrs. Stanley Niesen
is chief dispatcher and Miss Iris
Bryan chairman Of the emergency
squad.
The motor corps Is putting on
a required drivers training course
starting Monday morning az $50
in weyerhaeuser hall of the Y. W.
c. A. other meetings viii be
Wednesday, February IL. Friday,
February Is and Wednesday,
February IS.
The course opens with a talk
on Driving Safely by Mr.. Fred
r. Boynton. safety engineer. and
counsel for the automobile club
of Washington. On the following
DAYS Mr.. Charles z. Rogers will
speak on Electrical Systems and
Minor Repairs of Cars" Mr..
Harvey Walker on Brakes and
Auto Fires" and Mr.. Roe Shaub
on Conservation, Care and Use
Of Tires"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Tacoma Girl
Is S. F. Bride
Miss Lawrence, Dr.. Snesd
Wed January 81

Although she was nearly
1000 miles from home for
her marriage on Jan. 81, Miss
Mary A. Lawrence was able
to have members of her fam
lily present when she become
the bride of DIR. Thomas |.
Snead of Fairfax, Calf. in a
pretty ceremony at st. James
Cathedral. San Francisco. The
bride is one of the daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Z. Law
renee, who went south for
the occasion.
DR.. Snead is the son OF Mr.,
Thomas l. Snead and the late Mr.
Snead. A boyhood chum. the Rev.
Daniel o'Brien, officiated at the
ceremony. in which the bride was
given by her father.
OF particular interest is that the
wedding music was written by the
brides mother. Miss Carol Con-
nor was the soloist.
Gown Of Sentiment
The bride was gowned in the
charming wedding gown OF mel
lowed white satin which Mrs
Snead had worn at her wedding
II was quantity styled with
train, and with it she wore Mrs.
snead's veil of identical length.
held by a Juliet cap Of pearls.
She carried n white PRAYER book
on which were gsrdenias and pa
per white narcissi with showers
of the latter.
Miss T'herese Lawrence was her
sisters attendant and was charm
ing also in a gown of blue taffeta
with a dainty shoulder veil OF
pink net, held by Juliet cap. She
carried prayer book covered with
material like her gown and on IL
had pink carnations and bouvardia
/ WIN bouNdiuid SnOWcls.
Mr.. Paul Tarrant was DR..
Sneads best man and the ushers
were DIR. Richard Tompkins of
Oakland and the brides brother.
Mr.. Paul A. Lawrence.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Lawrence chose smart
black and white ensemble. with a
corsage of pink roses and gar
denias. Mrs. Snead was in medium
blue with a corsage of pink roses.
Home In Fairfax
DR.. and Mrs. Snead went down
the coast on their wedding trit
and will be at home in Fairfax
on their return. The bride wore a
blue wool dress with matching bag
and hat, gray carscul paw coat
and corsage of orchids.
The bride Is a graduate oil
Aquinss academy and also at.
tended the University OF sar
Francisco. Her husband il al
alumnus of Marin junior colleg,
and took his medical work at tn,
San Francisco College Of Physi.
clans and Surgeons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
New Baby Is Named
Kathleen Marie Harris

Kathleen Mare Ia the name
chosen for the daughter born 10
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Harris
Georgia ssyers) at Tacoma Gen
ersl hospital Jan. Is. She Il being
welcomed BY her sister. Carol
Dianne and by her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X. Harris u Fife
and Mr.. and Ars. Howard sayers
Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Mrs. Henley 10 Entertain
Amity Auxiliary on Friday

Amity auxiliary viii BE- enter
tslned Friday By Mrs. Maxwell
Henley. Mrs. Richard Anderson
and Mrs. Clinton Miles At the lat.
tsrs home ct 1907 No. Cedar u.
Luncheon nj O'Clock will b. fol.
lowed b. a brief business meeting
conducted by the president. Mrs.
Arthur oummers Fayors uill be-
awarded. The afternoon slil BE-
spent doing Red Cross work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Party Is
Double Event
Miss MoyIss tiooored 81
Shower on Birthday

A,xx Movies Honored a.
:. .11
sno~ef On o"snosf
The Marty which Mrs.. +. q.
49, - .~-...~ f.x
Miss nsirn Jeanne AofF> hsa
double significance since IN
..l.,,,sou =. h.,o..,v her "A a
nfi"e-s'sSe " sso "sHs ~
birthday. The surprise affair
uas h.ld n the home az her
a. - " u.,,.&
ssea's. NJ se
Movies. Tn SATURDAY evening
she viii become the bride Of
Mr. Harold 1. Git.
me quests spent the early part
~ the evening playing rsme. sna
making |. hss,ss. hoak. ana later
presented rsfts 10 Mis- uasiss
Buffet sumner "a. served from
an .ifr.etix. t.hi. c<nts9~a with
large r-d heart shaped esx in
which -. /. i.rx. saia wrsid.nr
rms and ON either "a. we're rcd
tapsr. Nj. Alex candaa and
Ntr. Frank Perry pf~.,.ie<t Mr..
e..s.A..~ - ...t.s.t hx Ne.
daughter r.asyaln. and Ms. Wal.
ter W. Movies. mother II me x.sesf
OF honor
t,us.s. included n@.sismss liar.
lev rfh. Keith l.nils Alsx can
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Ashfords Fefed at
Dinner PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Ashford,
visitors from Washington, d. c.,
who will leave soon for Denver,
Colo, were honored Saturday eve
ming at the Firs.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Duratez, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ussleman, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Berg
lund. Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Septon,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Rettke. Mr.
and Mrs. F. II. Rettke. Mrs. ]. NJ
Gibbs, and Mr.. Vernon Foss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06

Receive Cooefssulssions
On Birth OF Twins

NJ and Mrs Henry L. smifn
Irene Anderson u sti7 No I'm
st. sfe ths parents II twin daaEh-
tsfs born Jan. "A II ~. Jossp1s
hospital Grandparents ~ tbs
little girls. Nho have been nsnsd
Janice Ira and Janst Has. are
NJ. and Mrs.. J A Andessan and
Mr. kathryn smith ~ tnls city
AMI NJ. " smith 81 Edgssessa
M. n. =. Andersen n Wisconsin
IL ths great grandfather.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Bride-eIect Widely Feied
As Wedding Nears

Busy with a whirl Of parties
and wedding plans is Miss Retha
Musgrove. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Musgrove. who will be-
come the bride of Mr.. Wilbur
Fillinger Saturday evening.
Sunday afternoon the wedding
rehearsal was held. The bride will
be attended by her sister. Miss
Anita Musgrove. and her brides
maids will be Misses Virginia
Morris. Kathleen Walker. Norma
Nelson and Mrs. Clifford Fillinger.
Little Shirley Clark viii be the
flower sirl and Johnny Bsrtinetti
will carry the ring. Candies Will
be lighted by Misses Nancy and
Elenor johnson.
Mr.. Clifford tillinger will be his
brothers best man and ushers will
be Messrs. Robert Hess. John An
derson. Lance Norton and Louie
Maddis.
Cedar Auxiliary viii postpone
its meeting previously scheduled
for Feb. 10 because Of the rum
mage sale 10 be held by Cedar
chapter. The meeting viii be held
AZ a later date
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Recent Bride
Visitor Here
Former Myrtle Marguerite
Hansen WEEDS Californian

fofHNef NffHt Ws'Sstt'@
Hansen WEEDS Californian
The former Myrtle Mar
guerite Hansen. Mrs. Malcolm
Leckie Beaton. a bride Of Jan.
3. leaves Tacoma this week
after spending a short time
visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. |. O. Hansen Of this city.
She will join her husband at
Belmont Shores. Calf. near
Roosevelt naval air base.
Terminal Island. Long Beach,
where he il stationed with
the personnel office.
Mr.. and Mrs. beaton were mar
ried quietly in Las Vegas. Nevada.
and heneymooned Al n Rancho
Vegas. near Las Vegas. and at
I.sguna Beach. Calf. The bride
groom Is the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Bcaton OF Les Angeles.
Mrs Hansen wrnt south shortly
after her daughters wedding and
after spending several weeks In
California. joined Mira Beston for
the return trip.
The announcement Of the we'd.
ding At this time comes a. q sur.
prise 10 many OF Mrs. Bcatou' :
Tacoma friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Visitors Are tionored
A. Valentine Party

one OF the first Valentine dinner
parties OF the season was the one
given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cope. Appropriate 10 the
occasion were the Valentine cards
which marked each guests place
at the dinner table.
Guests of honor were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Dabroc. former Ta-
eomans. who are visiting here
from Chicago. Others attending
we're Mrs. Sophia Dabroe. mother
of Mr.. Dabroe. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
4. Matthles and Mr. Hector Cope
and family Cards and games
filled the evening hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Personal
To Fat Girls

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Clubs

Phil sheridan Relief Corps viii
meet Friday In the srmory for
~ 20 luncheon. A business meet
ing al $50 will he conducted by
Mrs. Frank Trim. Reports ON the
flag for Girl Scouts No 90 at
Whitman school wlll be given.
W. aud NJ. club of Olympic Ne.
b~ksh lodge ~iil meet Friday At
the home Of Mrs. Roy ~, Craig.
1891 80. Fawcett ave. for 1880
luncheon. Minnie kosnig vill be
the assisting hostess. Mrs. I. n
Bronson will preside over tbs after
non business meeting.
rahema Camp No. ass. Weed.
men OF the World. viii meet for
the first business session % the
month Thursday. nj = o'clock In
Eagles hall. The newly installed
officers wlii be IN charge with
Al krsiEe presiding. Included IN
The regular business Of the eve.
ming will be plans for the coming
month.
Canadian Legion aasiiiary win
meet Friday evening 81 : o'elock
al the home Of Mira George Under
wood. 1912 80. 18th. Nj. ~. NJ
cobbett VIII pfessIs.
Laval Worker. sissb. gmms y.
shaw. Reb.lsh lodge. sill meet at
the home Of Mrs.. h. N. Thompson.
2i20 So. =, Friday fof 1870
potluok luncheon and business
Tbs meeting sas originally planned
for ths y. y seinio rssidsnes.
Washington ,e.ap.s rysh,.a s,.-
tiers viii hold their regular meet
ing Thursday. Neu officers viii
bs Installed. Mrs. Allyn Bseksssad
presiding
Ivy camp. a. \. 4. ~in meet
" daY evening ~ : o'eioeh IN ths
T. .. o. ,. hall. eth and fsWestt.
Mrs.. Jennie Roberts viii preside.
Zloa Luihesan church. No. 5Dth
ana Thompson. Nill snOW nstion
pictures II '~rhs Life ~ II PAU. .
~ NJ v n. 1hofsa. Thursday
evening II > o'cloek. Inc public
IL Invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Appointments Announced
For Red Cross Motor Corps
Prominent Young Tacoma Women Forsste Social
Affairs for Emergency Defense Activities

Since national defense has taken precedent all other
matters of interest young Tacoma social
affairs have been pushed aside for activities
and accordingly nearly everyone previously active society
busy in defense work One of the busiest groups the
Red Cross Motor Corps of than fifty for which
appointments just being announced.
Mrs. r. S. Wainwright acting chairman. has been made
chairman with Mrs c. A. Rouse chairman in charge
emergency activities assisted by Mrs George w Osgood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Plan Friday Evening
Gard Party

The International auxiliary 10
the Bus Drivers viii hold = card
party Friday evening Al , o'oieek
in the Pythian temple. Mrs. Victor
HoimDsTK in IN charge ~ the
affair with Mrs Richard ysEt
and Mrs. Gene Robinson assisting
Plnochie and 600 will BE- piaysJ
Refreshments vii b. served st
the ciO.- u iAe sysnins
Charity Club viii meet Friday
a. the home - hrE a. Hanson.
1917 50. Ard IT. for a oclsck
luncheon.
Daughters 81 Amefiea. Talssma
Council. Nlii hold the pa-montnlg
meeting FRIDAY ~ J0seph Warrea
nal. zsf,sis s,n ave All past
oosnssiors are especially urged %
attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-06
Y.M.B.C. Auxiliary to
Have Board Meeting

Members of the board of the
Ladies of the Young Mems Bust
ness club, will meet Friday for
1890 luncheon at 3102 No. 26th
street.