The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-27


st. have been spending their spare
moments collecting keys from
neighhors and friends 10 Be turned
into the nations drive for un-
usuablc keys TO aid In the war
effort and have thus far obtained
splendid results The boys.
.-spunky' Segcl. age s. and his
brother. Tom. age 10. Sons Of Mr..
and Mrs Nathan segel. 1205 No.
18th st. now have 40 keys TO turn
over TO Uncle Sam.
Members Of Tacoma Lumber
mems club viii stage their lun-
cheon meeting Friday at the new
st. Paul a Tacoma Lumber Co.
restaurant. At last weeks session
James G. Dickson. long an active
member of the club and president
and manager Of the Cascade Tim
Der Co., was honored on his seth
birthday.
Being entertained at the home
of Mrs. Lee n. Farr of s036 So.
Verde ST.. is Mrs. Christie Hansen
of Spokane. Mrs. Hansen, aunt of
Mrs. Farr. expects to be in the city
for a week.
Cpl. Guy X. Ray. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ray, Rte. /. Box 800.
Sumner. has been enrolled In a
special course Of instruction at the
signal corps school at Camp Muir
ply. Fla. military authorities re-
vealed Monday.
Cadet Robert N. Cole, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John III. Cole, 4s4e So.
Thompson st.. Ii taking his basic
flying training for the army air
corps at the army flying school at
Enid. Okla. After Cadet Cole fin
ishes the basic flying training he
will be assigned to an advanced
school for further training.
Nominating committee of Ia
coma kiwanis club has announced
the following candidates for office:
Bert Bradley and John swan. presi-
dent; Wilbur Raleigh and Pat Pat
terson. vice president; Thomas
Spencer, treasurer, and for direc-
tors. Paul Billings. Kim Comfort.
Harry Mady, Metz Neither, Al
Rhode and Doyle Watt
Among those receiving first
training as an aviation cadet at
the San Antonio aviation cadet
center. in Texas, is Maurice G.
Bicheray, 2s17 So. C st. From the
ground school classes Bicheray will
20 to primary basic and advanced
flying schools before receiving
wings and a commission in the
army air corps.
Ten stitches were necessary to
close the cut which Herbert Doug
las Wood received on his head
when he fell off a platform at
27th and A SITS. Sunday morning.
Wood was treated at the Pierce
county hospital and later released
to police.
Gust Carlson and Axel Ander-
son. members of the Swedish Or
der Of valhalla. were blood dom
ors for fellow lodge member in
Seattle recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth CARROTS
and family. formerly Of McCleary,
are new residents of Tacoma. Mr..
CARROTS is employed at the ship
yards.
Forrest Nicholson of Tacoma
recently visited his mother. Mrs.
Gertie Nicholson of Elma. Also
visiting Mrs. Nicholson was Mr..
Nicholson's sister. Mrs. Jennie
Delft of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Ashby and
children. Kenneth. Peggy and
Norma Jean. recently visited at
the home of Mrs. Ashby's mother,
Mrs. Crete Wilkins of westport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Frisbee and
daughters. Joan and Betty; Mrs.
Mark Griggs and Mrs. Willard
Peterson, all OF Tacoma, recently
attended the visger-Doyle wedding
in Kennewick.
Mrs. b. 4. williams Of Oakville
recently visited her daughter, Mrs.
Ed Sanford of Tacoma.
Alden 4. Hoss of Puyallup and
Miss Marjorie Deschler of Tacoma,
who secured marriage license
at Couer d'Alene, Ida. were mar
RED in Kellogg, Ida, by Rev. o.
p. Shenefelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry swenson of
Puyallup were recent house guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Hale of McCleary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Skeate and
daughters. Nancy Lou and Frances.
all Of Tacoma. recently visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank