The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
Divide PuYallup
For Chest Drive
Starring Nov. Is

Starting Nov. is
PUfALLuP-A meeting Of the
planning committee Of Puyaiiup's
War Chest drive. scheduled for
Nov. 1925. was held in the Cham
Der OF Commerce rooms Friday
with Chest Chairman H. z. Spear
Plans for residential canvass
were discussed ard Il vas decided
to divide the city into four sec
tons. the division to be made ae-
eording to population by school
districts. A further meeting Of
those in charge Of the residential
sections of the city viii be held
Monday noon at Martins confec-
tionery to complete plans for the
canvass. Spear announced.
No decision was made concern
Ing the actual amount OF the
budget goal. which II has been an
nounced. will not exceed $1,000.
VIM. H. fettit Die.
Funeral arrangements were be-
ing made Saturday for William
Henry Petit. 81, Of as 9th ave.
S. E.. who died Friday in a Ia
coma hospital following a long
illness.
Petit. a berry grower. had been
a resident Of Puyallup for 20
years. He leaves a brother, Dor
land N, a brother-in-law, Her.
bert Whaley, and a nephew. YER
non whaley. all of Puyallup. Wrig-
ley and Clements will announce
the funeral.
Amaranfh Visit
Grand Royal Matron II. L.
Nance Burrow of Wenatchee and
Grand Royal Patron Louis J.
Muscek of Tacoma viii make their
Official visit to Rhododendron
court No. 8, Order of Amaranth.
at Masonic hall Tuesday night.
Mrs. Hazel Ohrner and Peter
Jochimsen, royal matron and royal
patron, respectively. of the local
court will preside. A program of
colored moving pictures of Mexico
has been arranged and decorations
and refreshments will be in the
Spanish motif.
Mrs. Paul suikosky of 4Os E.
Pioneer ave. will be hostess for a
meeting of the Junior Orthopedic
guild Tuesday evening at o'clock,
Land Bank Branch
Headquarters of the Federal
Land Bank of Spokane for Pierce.
King and Kitsap counties are to
be established In Puyallup after
the first of the year. 1t was an
nounced this week following a
survey of possible sites by o. G.
Swanson. associate regional man.
ager and S. A. Moore, secretary
treasurer of the National Farm
Land association. Moore with two
assistants will manage the new
office. This will mean the closing
of offices In Tacoma, Renton and
Port Orchard after Jan. 1, 1t was
stated.
Pastors wife Dies
Mrs. Mabel Pauline Chester.
wife of Rev. Joseph Chester. pas
tor OF the First Methodist church,
died suddenly at the family home,
SIG 9Th St. S. W., Friday eve
ming. She came here with her
family from Everett in June, 1e41.
Besides her husband. she leaves
a son. Joseph Allen Chester and
several brothers and sisters. Wrig-
ley and Clements will announce
funeral arrangements.
Eliza Joseph who ran away
from the Jail at Yakima where he
was trusty. gave himself up to
Puyallup police Friday. He was
held in the city jail.
Aylen-Hownrd Wedding
White and gold chrysanthemums
were used with trailing vines for
q setting of outstanding beauty
for the marriage OF Miss Patricia
Jeanne Howard and Robert john
son Aylen Friday evening at
Christ Episcopal church. The
flowers for the altar were white
chrysanthemums The service was
read by DR.. A. w. Sidders. rector
of the church, at o'clock and was
preceded by organ music by Fred
w. Hoyt who played the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin for the
wedding march.
The bride wore a gown of white
taffeta with a finger tip veil and
carried bouquet of bouvardia and
orchids. As matron of honor,
Mrs. Arnold Kartevold of Spokane
wore a gown of dusty pink chiffon
and carried a bouquet of carna-
tons and rosebuds.
The best man was Donald f.
Henderson and the ushers were
Donald and Charles Aylen, broth
ers of the groom.
About rs relatives and friends