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deception
Is Planned
Student Gathering Seized
uled at CPS. Friday

Coming as the first of many
gatherings. a student recep-
tion will be held this Friday
evening at the new Student
Union building on the Puget
Sound campus, with all college
men and women invited from
eight until midnight. This is
the first affair of the sort in
the new building, which has
been built as center for stu
dent activities.
The lower floor has been cleared
for dancing. and many games are
IN be set up in the four sorority
rooms for the pleasure OF those
attending, The Snack bar is also
10 be opened.
Facilities included in the build
ing are beautiful student lounges
rooms of the four sororities,
offices for student officers and
journalism professor. The dean
Of women has an office and apart
ment, and the director OF the
commons" has rooms. The book
store is in the front of the build
ing, while the Commons. or
cafeteria, occupies large part Of
the lower floor.
A special feature Of the build
ing is the private dining room.
which will be available TO student,
faculty and civic groups
The building, at the corner Of
18th and Lawrence SITS. has been
named the John NJ. Kittredge
hall.
Another reception, week from
tonight. will officially open the
building Invitations are being
issued to state dignitaries, friends
Of the college. trustees. patrons
and patronesses. and the general
public. to view this hall. which is
latest in the line Of student affairs.
Co-chairman Of this week s
party are Miss Doris Wittren and
Sherman Jonas. II is sponsored
by the Maroon and White com
mittee.
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Of state: Miss Evengeline phnhin.
president Of the Oregon state fed
GRAFTON; Mrs Aadge Hui of Vic
toria, b. c, who Will represent the
Canadian federation: Mss Mar
gueute Reimers Of Renton. Mrs
Elva Qualheim Of Rremerton. Mrs
Gertrude Ellis q Mt Vernon and
Mrs. Nydia Case Of Puyallun. who
with Miss Marie Young and Miss
Wilma Zimmerman form the state
officers. DR.. Mary Alice Hoover
will be in charge OF tables and
special hostesses for the two day
meetings viii be Misses Charlotte
Gaylord. Elizabeth Kasson. Hilda
Lief. Edna Melsnes. the Mrs. Elds
Comfy. Edith Arnold. DR.. Myrtle
Ely. Bessie West. Mildred Stewart.
Eunice Whitman and winifred
Richmond Mss Edna Melsnes is
in charge Of the flowers and cor
sages.
Sunday morning will find tho
group at breakfast at the Tacoma
hotel at $50. This breakfast VIII
feature Our Washington" and the
decorations will be variety oi
evergreens pine, fir and hemlock
with the federation's colors Of gold
and green. The tables are in charge
Of Mrs. Edna Ray, Mrs. Fern Allen.
Miss Bess Ulrey and Mrs. Eva
Aubrey. Mrs. John Dreibelhis and
DR. Mary Alice Hoover. co-editors.
will see that each guest and mem
Der receives copy Of Chatter"
the Past Presidents councils Off
cial paper.
Miss Aileen futile and Miss
Kathryn Macdonald have charge
Of the meeting hall and have made
all arrangements for the meeting
to be held at the Tacoma hotel
Immediately after breakfast.
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Junior OAR.
Has Session
Mrs. c. c. Msllinesr 10
Hostess 10 Young Group

Mrs. c. {. Mellinger opened
her home Tuesday evening to
members of the Junior group
of Mary Ball chapter. Daurh-
tiers Of the American Revolu.
ton. The meeting. which was
devoted mostly 10 plans for
local defense work. was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Thomas +
Turner.
Identification ~ AL prs-school
children In case n evacuation Il
bring sponsored by the Daughters
Of ths American Revolution IN
this state This plan. originated
BY Mrs.. Paul Bililngslsy ~ the
Burton chapter of the OAR. has
been given national approval The
Junior group will aid In the regis
tfAtion ~ tAs children.
Additional snltiinE ~ss siio-
Gated 10 the group members a.
part ~ their nsd cross activities.
Mrs George W. ossood Of Mary
bail chapter spoke 10 ths Juniors
Of ths need for current mems mag.
axinss for ihs ua.o. Tho mem
hers decided 10 furnish magazines
and cookies for the us.o. ones =
month
A guest for the sgeninE vas
nrE Frederssk e. Thompson. far
merry ~ Tacoma and no~ making
hsr home In Nslscoti. Ore A
prospective member. Miss Louiss
Boyd. al@o sas present
"a their study topie On ina pro-
gram, Mr. Ray W Perkins re-
viewed 'srhs kawr ~ Floyd Ben.
jamln strsstsr Thus another river
waa added 70 ths hsi a famous
American rivers
A light supper Naa served from
an aiirastivsl1 appointed tasss. A
large doll figure representing thu
New Year. nanksd on either siae
b tall ivory csndsiabFs. formed
ne esntsfpisss The Misses FsFs
and Lucille Parsons -eFse1 - host-
szsss fer tHs evening sharing
fhs honoss - pouring ssfs Mira.
MsllinEsr and Mrs. oaKoad
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Miss Carnan
Is Bride
Wedding Ceremony Per-
formed in Pastors Home

White chrysanthemums and
lighted tapers decorated the
home of the Rev. Roy L..
Smith, Sunday afternoon,
when Miss Dorothy Marie
Carman became the bride of
Mr.. Arnold Brattain of Sc
attic in the presence Of 80
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Brattain chose an aft
ernoon dress of French blue
crepe with accessories of beige
and brown. She wore a cor
sage Of pink roses and white
bouyardia.
Mrs. Gordon Storey OF Bremen
ton. her sisters only attendant,
was dressed IN gold and brown
with corsage OF tslisman roses
Corporal George CLAIR. Of Camp
Murray, was best man for Mr.
Brattain.
The wedding music was played
by Miss Shirley Sherman. Miss
Betty Peterson sang Il Love You
Truly" and "Oh. Promise Ne"
Mrs. Carman. mother Of the
bride, gowned IN a black and white
afternoon dress, presided at the
reception.
The new home will be made in
Seattle.
Mrs. Brattain. daughter Of Mrs.
Fred Carman Of 271O No. Wash
ington, graduated from Vest Sc
attic high school. and Mr.. Brat
tain. son OF Mr. and Mrs o. A.
Brattain. Of Carmel. Indiana.
graduated from Carmel high
school.
Out Of town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Warner Of Glen
dora. Calf Mr. and Mrs. X. Dale.
ST. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Dale. u, Mr..
oAs1 ~ = AsbeNA f1HAhllFNs M NAA4
Mrs. L. Bennett. and James and
Lorna OF Seattle. and Mrs Mabel
Wilkinson, Mrs. {. Fosness. Mr..
+. Hofbauer and Misses Helen and
Dorothy Wilkinson Of Gig Harb0r.
Sergeant Howard Patrick and Ser
geant and Mrs Lloyd Claar from
Camp Murray Tacoma guests in
cl1ded Mrs Cora NepheV. Ruth
Galloway. Mr. and Mrs Reid and
Mrs Roy l. Smith
Women Of tbs Moose Chapter
No. 81 will hold a business meet
ing Monday evening Mrs. Hazel
Mccormick. chairman Of the mem
berzhip committee. requests al
members be present
Sun Rise auxiliary. l. A Of VI.
vii meet ~ one O'Clock Jan y
IN Emerson hall ll1is Broadway.
for = business session. AL mem
bers are asked 10 attend
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J.csis peck.rms Inse< <n~~ts
sna pfrs E~<h>c. el<x<r fsu<fsG
ira win r<<fefn dofknx ne ~
ssFml<<irn. .eormr~rs~d ~ No.
Iva Me- nl.A
Making - enc II ~ t.sa>s 81.
- M AL nfs O q NSns&ra
~he wifi nave N Their PARTY
Ns=srs sra Mrs6~ns<s tss<i>~ c.
Young. .. y csanlnx. y. y. o'Srsi.
a y hsskea. Nsftcn xd~srs>s
.na NJ Nsss o<nts
IN NJ. snd Ms Charles H.
u<dys party ~sil - hr sn1 Nh
Furtn~f w<inxsre. Ns.r~~ Mar
Fsrrt neAffersy. ifxfv<na utrh-
Iand. ard n<s<ss rh>~1ar~ n>s-
nlnkfsid 40 Emmett heksrna
M. end nFs Ame~ Hssd wtIi
~ iosn~a - NJ. snd hfs Aifre1
a~s~F~sn. saa NJ. ard Mn
Howard nlltea, Aneth<r party
sin ~ made 40 - n<<.ss Ard
Ae-stsmes Harry , H<Ssei<is. !.
9 Hsmlitan. Wtiissm t..n9foe.
Charles rseasea . nasf<s. snsi
Ma. Chester q rpal>~r. Mo
Else t.inazssx. .rs tn u<ssfx
wsrf Pierce ard nss nfsna<s
M. ard NJ. ch.rl<. y. cfe-
heftv ~ili snfsssain fh< Misses
Lillian ns<hl~nnfueh sna Lar
rains Aessrmsn. srd ~ ms~ws.
rhsoaer< Tf<l~vsn ard nee>ff
rr~i<s~n
Aad,ssa~si r~-srvsfsea. have
h~~n made ~ tn~ Menrss ard
aesdsmrs nan~ft nesHms y.
George Ashi.aa. Arthur hyhfs.
nenrxs stsmp.sa Davies fta~sF<i
rust. Tim cssiins nsfs t.a~sii.
Mas Archer
Misses Elsie kllss. Elsr~tn A.
aszk. b<th slsbalsee. tofrstn>
na~dssksr Mary o'canaaF. rdns
Harris. lean vsssse. poruth~a
rsyios. Margaret Assary. Lsssiiis
Nsss. Marian co<sA. Kunis~
ws.hhurn. vsrnits sp<an~r. Cars
Hssvtk. Marie nshsf. ueansy.
Edith Hanenn. BETTY winxsfd.
Mary Jane rnth. Marie ursnn<f
As~ra Lee Hro~n. Starting
Harshman. Marvin remm<xvik.
Arthur rr.smsn. mas Duncan.
Harold Toliefsnn. Jack L<EEs. y.
" Jones. Alfred isn~aek. Howard
Hanson ara Lieut. r L. cemmsn~
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Married at
Quiet Rites
MIss ssietslmss b ~
~ tvsr;ss csssms~y

Event Of Tuesday evenine
wns the mnrrinne ~ MiH9
Clara stiekelman b Mr. MOI
son vietar Gait The eere
mony vas solemnixed IL the
home NJ the Rev. and Mr..
Fred Hornshuh. The bride y
the daughter Of Mr.. ssd Mrs.
Charlie. atixhelmnn n Clg
Harbor and the hridenru0m =
tho snn II Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Gait ~ Chiengo. III
TVS ees Fred us<naaszn. pssenr
~ tn~ Faith rsmr<e m rnep~se
performed n eex~manv y -
prss~nc~ ~ frS~nas sn1 sslestsss
- ne cszpis Mr. kps1s ntup~
go fMsfy n.@ rs<nptIl - To-
eems ~ss s<saeemai1 - -
aaiv stt<nasns ~ we<e : wu~H
er~p~ sse~~ u Sr~~s lsn9sh ~sen
. eassss~ u Esss<ai4e
Given n nsrrisas ~ n<f fs<b><.
ths bride ~af~ . stfe<f Ieo4tN
dress NJ p-s~asf his< astn<s~d a
Ire ~sist - msks fnlI s<iyt sn.i
h@r co<~ss< SIS n nsfd~nl&s sr1
ysilow fss<.
rvt. Louis slmp>ar served -
t,~st man fsx PVT. Gait
Far h<f daughters wss>dseG
MFs nfiekesnxn ehew = nexy
hls< dr~~ tFimn~1 n ~hiss ~ftn
= snF-aE- - s<fa~nl<.
immediately fssie~snx ne e<re-
nsny . F<esptian So lid a 10
home a. fs~v. ttoFnsnah TIE i11ie
~ss t.~sailfs.fIy as<of@tea &t<n
place esfa. ana lixsfea s.nas<s.
failo~lnT fhs hfi4<s lnsfssi est.
Mrs nsmp>an zoe IN sfsd~fs ssl<<.
Mls~ Mary aiiekstm4n. SISTER ~
ths hrias. h4a en~sxs n xkfss <r1
sss hrs1<s ksek
~. csff 10 sasfses~sl II re<1
L<~is ant th< ns~iYws<is 80
msss th<sr hone 81 - ~ Airs
~ofth IN Tseoms Mrs. csft = :
xr>aast< - ~ Gle ifsFenr slan
school fss<<ts ffem &C Hzfee<
ssfs Ne ssa Mrs. G<efx@ t~st<e.
hxns
r.ss~~ ssss ln~ss.~ sa zs
TRENDS sn.d nn<uh<rs u sfzenf =
sksflnG party a klnxs Hetk<s
nIak rFtixs. fb< stn. frnm 80
~ "a rn~ siub d e<i<bxsfinG ~
s@eon1 snnsxsrssry.
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Nuptials Set
For Saturday


MIN tiusehirs. Mr.. lsrson
To Wed ~ sspsiss Chsreh
The marriage Of Ms Flor
ence Haichins 10 Mr.. Eldnn
Raymond Larson vill he sol
emnired Saturday evening In
Sixth Avenue Baptist church.
The hride-elecs. whe i being
extensively fe,cd. vii be at.
tended BY Mrs. Paul Atkinson
~ matron Of honor and the
bridesmaids viii he Miss Mar.
Farct Hutchins and Mrs.. Bert
Harvey.
The candies ain - lighted ~
Ma George watts and Ma lay.
ton stsicup and Al<ss rsFFsr yin
- the little flower xlFi
Mss autehlns vas recently
honored 81 ; party Ma Atkin-
snn gave 81 her home A gold
AMI white cuiur scheme wss ear
rcd out with a large white wed.
ing he'll essf the lace covered
table. Ia the center n the tsels
sas q miniature bridal party.
nslffct supper vas served fnl.
lowing an evening II games.
Guests Included the bride sieet.
her moshef. nrs I. satehins
the hFiassfeems Heshsf. Mira.
q n. iAr-n. Mrs E J Atkinson.
Mrs lack ur~nnsn. Ars Paul
Atkinson and ths hostess
mother. Ass Walter T.yphsras
Nrs Jerry Sandal. Afs. A. l.
nasloi, Miss Dorothy Nsmsnny.
Miss Donna kstlch and Miss Mar.
Earet Hntehlns
Prizes were son ny hrs W A.
Lsphardt. AFs Y J. Atkinsnn
and Miss Dorothy Nammsny.
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Business, Profession Club
Hostess to State Board
Gathering Saturday and Sunday Being Planned BY Mrs
Brown and Her Committee; Banquet al Root Garden

The Business and Professional Womens club Of Tacoma
vii be hostess TO the other clubs Of the state Saturday
ning and Sunday when the midyear board meeting VII be
held Mrs O. h Brown. general chairman announced that
he and her several committees have secured the Roof Gar
den Of the Hotel Winthrop for the banquet Saturday evening
At 7 o'clock.
Miss Wilma Zimmerman president Of the Tacoma club.
Will be toaSmlstreSs and with her committee. Misses Anne
Pursey Susan Watt Marian JayeoN and the MeSdames Flor
enee Burroughs Mary Nuzman Ella JaycoN Carrie Newman
and Jessie Norhcut will decorate the tables for the Satur
day night festivities with miniature Of American life
and industries The head table will feature golden eagle
with red, white and blue streamers
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Public Schools Talent Show
Scheduled for January %
Parent Teacher Red Cross Unit 70 Meet tuesdays with
Mrs. Lima Schwartz; Schedule for Week Given

new date, Jan. %, has been announced for the Ia
public schools talent show which will be held in Jason
Lee auditorium at AS p. Mrs Mary Nyman, general
chairman and Mrs A NJ Ray assisting chairman. busy
with final arrangements and although busy with the many
problems civilian defense Mayor Harry p Cain will still
act as master of ceremonies The asking for
cywde support for this show the proceeds of which viii
be used for welfare work.
Mrs. Lima Schwartz of 6013 So Park will open her
home meeting place for Red Cross unit for Parent
Teacher workers Tuesday afternoon evening of each week
For further information call Garland 1878.
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January


Mrx William outrnnke y
ehairnan ~ ~ Ia eofy
hsn<heon # ths Tsreao Yoane
club auxiliary which ~ ~
held Monday sflerneeo =
I1:5o II tho eIuhhoura -
yin he assisted ~ Mrs. -
ward Ringer. Mn ". q. croy.
Mr.. Akin TietGe and Mn G
L. Copeland
ro<>ewsr1 h>.s1neop. - ssp~urpo
wtli spen1 to ~fspen~nn - eor1A
f.aet m1n14y ofxvvnnee -
hnsrf ~emkefs were sH1es>>1oo1
~ isn<n~re ~ ~ me- et<so No.
enf were M W>lHem urcsssn14
Mrs. " " f1oe<s~oa. ~ = =
fluffstns. mrs 4 uoInr1v. ~
" Q. mavsI M heluone1 onl1arn
M p1e~sre fvpf1vy. Nh cno<1oo
ogdsr srs nra q L c.pplns4
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A daughter wss bsrn Jsn. . At
~ Jos~phs hospital 70 ~. sasl
Mrs. Hsfola Jsees Audrey ssi-
listI. Grandparents - fhs little
slfl. ~he hss besn nsmsd tsssls
sedslls. are NJ ard Mrs.. William
sslllss u raesms sna Mr. and
Mr.. Jonn Jaeox n Oskisna. Can't
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FARMLAND Presehool Plans
Annual Dads Mite Program

FARMLAND prsaehooi viii have iia
annual Dad's-Nite program At =
o'clock Monday evening II the
Falkland Methodist church. Travel
pictures ~ interest viii be shown
and there viii also be musical
selections BY the FARMLAND boys
ensemble. directed by Miss Dswisy
Also on the program VIII be an
accordion duet.
HostesAeas for the evening will
be Mesdames Patrick. March and
IApsansky.
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Nh. Ingram 70 enserssin
Seminary Mother Cub

upp<r uni - N, ncth<Fs eius
- Annie Wright seminary wiIl
net ~ - n Monday a th<
kans ~ NJ Charles y. fnxrsm
80 No - 81 Tn< nsetinx
sH.eh n - nsmnsf< eels. n r.
- followed ~ a silver f<s
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p. m. In the school. Mrs. Robert
Brooks viii preside. A special pro-
gram and music has been planned
In honor Of Dads Night" Moth.
ers Of pupils in Mrs. Reds and
Miss Haugs'a rooms are hostesHsa
Willard PIT. A. meets at ? 30
?. m. IN the lunchroom. Mrs Bur.
ton Brown all speak. Mrs. Or
willie Ball viii preside. The first
grade children vii put on the pro-
gram. All members and other
mothers are cordially invited 70
attend First grade mothers are
hostesseE.
THURSDAY
Franklin f..T. A. and Franklin
prsachool are having joint meet.
ing NJ : ?. N. In the school. Wal
ter West Of the Better Business
bureau viii speak Hrs G W.
Russell viii preside A teachers
quartet from Puyallup viii slng.
Manitou PIT. a. meets AZ /
. NJ. IN the school for luncheon.
Mr.. ". " Cary vii preside At
the business meeting A. 2 p m.
Miss Grace coffman ~ ths Public
Health Nursing service will speak.
Finn grade pupils viii present the
musical program under the dirsc.
ton ~ Mrs. Aathlide Hathsr
Mason PIT. a. meets ~ ? O'Clock
IN room l0s Mira l.. - Barton
Nill speak Mrs. . c. Donshus
all preside Music vii b. given
- the Mason school students
Study club precedss ths general
meeting ~ .. m. IN room I0z
slth Mrs Charles r Batfla prssld.
ing. Mrs Edwin Mo- - hostess
whitmaa PIT. 4. meets a. 80
p ~. IN the Clfi Scout rom Miss
stella Kellogg viii shos a motion
picture Another 70 Conquer
Mrs.. Lester Ellis will pfss.as. First
grade children sssii present the pro-
gram and the first grade mothers
are hontesssh
Fern Hiii PIT A. meets ~ 2
,. m. In ths sehooL Dr Leland
Powers N1ii speak. Ms John
Tobacco p1ii preside Plano num-
befs Niii b. played ~ Shirley
Nuni The students ~ Ms Jean
O'Conn0rs roem AN present ~
pen '-rhs sight before chusi-
ma ~ Eugene Fisid. noatsA.ss
are Hrs Gladys Collins. snd ne
mothers n 0sa Jennie Raheftsons
room.
FRIDAY
Rsi~rt Gras f.-f. a. meets A.
10 D. "a la the Hualtofigm Mrs..
Henry e. sallse saB preside '-rns
Aaolescenf - : Member ~ ths
Family Group viii - discussed
- sads Heesff ara Beverly Bird
ssuacnts ana Aiss fof1is ieilsfa
anl Nlas Jenuis Tesvan. feachsfs.
Girls ~ Ma TsevaHa rigtnins
classes sll model their Nork
Hastsssss are Ma 2 p Oiins
Hrs p p Cara and Mr.. l. "
Smith
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Mrs.. Wicker VIII Be
?. {. Q. tiosien

Mrs Charles Nelhsf s1I No
Yakima ave. siii open her hons
- msmb~fn ~ chapter e. = y .
faf dessert iune hson - ! eeios !
Thursday AFTERNOON. hrs , y
Gordon siii assist fhs nssteanes
Mrs. = = sglhxsf ~sil speas
an ne founding - = 2 . ana
Mr. James Gavin slll eonsiaf !
the founders Gay ceremonies.
Jsha n Thompssa Aasilisfy
4. = w. v. e1ii hold ia regular
nsstlnE Saturday sssnlnE Ia tbs
afnsory ssAiy- offiesfs ~iil
ri ths stations Ths president
Hrs beiis uamsron requests al
members = - present
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WEDNESDAY

gault PIT. 4. meets A. 80 ?
N Portable J. Miss G. Cam
erun will discuss 'Thristnes- and
Red Cross Work" nFa Frea
lockwood viii preside. Special
music Will be furnished ~ Mrs.
J. X. Running
Jefferson PIT. 4. meets Wednes-
day 81 p. m IN the school This
Is Dads Night" and Judge Fred
Remain viii speak or Juvenile
Delinquency Mrs.. James Murphy
viii preside. Miss Doris Grover
VII play = saxophons solo ard
vili ~ accompanied ~ Mss Ruth
Johnson Mrs. Jack Normn s1il
sing = group n songs. N1ih Mrs.
" Florence Russell coofnpsnying
Ths sixth grade Will pat 81 = play
entitled ~HoN Boots Bsfooled the
KING Mr. Bert Watt and the
executive board are the nosteNsss
HusiOn P.-T a. 0fn meet Wed.
AtFa@N - 8sE aAAaaA. HAHsAtAaH ~
the fourth and fifth grades ALL
put on the program Mrs. c4sfsncs
kefney and Nfs willard Taliman
are ehairmen for the afternoon
Madison PIT A. meets ~ 2
3. ~. IN the school a fspresnn.
fativs from fhs Red Cross alil
speak and Ms sxufd Void viii
E prsnds. Eefreshmsnta viii h.
served.
Met zrssF P.-T A. neeta ~ %
p m in the music room. Or. Ray.
mond /. Powell. dean d education
Al the College q Puget Sound. N1ll
speak Mrs Paul Holmes wiil pre-.
SIZE A playiet b the sixth grade
pupils VIII b. presented under the
direction u Mrs. Grace Pugslsy
Mr.. s. n Hansen Ia IN charge Of
the serial hour
OAkiAsd Pr. A. meets Al &
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MONDAY


Lowell PIT. 4. meets at 2 p.
m. in the school auditorium. Judge
r. G. Remain win speak on Jul
venile Delinquency" Mrs Walter
West will preside. The ga gradu-
ating class will sing and present a
short program. Mrs. l.. Darrell
Lee. assisted by Mrs. Rudolph Haag
and Mrs. Arthur Swanson, Is
hostess.
Washington PIT. A. meets At
2.3O p. m. IN the Girl Scout room.
The Rev Harold Booch will speak
and Mrs. George A. Burlingame
will preside. Mrs. Robert d. SIN
clair is in charge Of the social
hour.
Whitman Presehool meets at >
p. m. in the kindergarten room.
Miss Karen Rynning viii discuss
Teaching Children the Care Of
Their Feet, and Miss Helen
Drumm will present Twenty
third Psalm Illustrated Members
are asked 20 bring shower gift
for the Welfare Layette The gift
may be new or used. Hostesses are
Mrs. J. p. Summers. Mrs RUSS
Michael. Mrs. Glenn Ciandon
Mrs. Walter Corbln.
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If Your Child
Catches
Cold Listen

listen 10 millions of experienced
mothers and relieve miseres with the
IMPROVED Nicks treatment that takes
only ; minutes and makes good old
Niots NapoRub give sETTtR Than EyIR
sfsBlrSi 1T ACTS J WAYS
AT ONCE TO bring relief.
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nutrition and economics. The as
sembly Will be led In patriotic
songs by Mrs. Roy Kneeland. and
she will be accompanied by Ted
Smythe Mrs John Heinrich 10
in charge Of refreshments.
Fife PIT. A. begins the new
year with a pertinent topic
Public School Guidance. Parents
and patrons OF the Fife schools
will meet IN the high school audi
forum Tuesday evening AZ :
O'Clock A panel discussion has
been planned with Mr.. Ray War
rem. vocational counsellor Al ruy-
aiiup high school. and Mrs. Ber-
nice libel Of the state junior EN-
ployment service as guest
speakers. Participating also. will
be Mrs Mary Fox. Miss Alice
Crimes and Mr.. Allan Finstad.
all Of the pfc schools Mr..
Harvey Mailer will direct com
munity singing.
spaBaway Priesthood executive
board members will meet Tuesday.
Jan. 10. At the home Of Mrs.. Law
renee Walker At : p m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
List Reservations for Dance
Sorority Chapters VIII Give

CsbsFef Perry - beoNsv1s Ausn9s1 ~ us1e 80
Pki Saturday evening; Msry 1sbkss Tskss ~ Evene
with reservations pouring IN for The nrmfomol cnhoFpf
of Beta Sigma PM ~ held Saturday night q
ne Bonneville hotel the pru~p><t fer re event ne1
enthusiastically realized.
Bedesked in American f1rr Intermineie1 with ~
rorltya smhl<ms ballroom viii provfde e>>Ffe o(cr
phrre for TIE dancing 10 The music of pupuoF oE1nA
Patrons and paffonss>e< I'll hc n. nn1 IN k4vU
Warren. Chaplain Ard Mrs Tunis Cordu. d. 80 ~
Maisie Wulsnm1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
tt EsDAY

Dash Point PIT. A. meets Al ~
noon for a dessert luncheon IN
the Dash Point school An educa-
tional film showing preventative
measures against tuberculosis will
be shown by Miss Stella Kellogg.
Mrs. Andrew Furseth viii preside
Hostesses are Mrs. G. n. Cneys
and Mrs. =. - Lott
Rogers PIT. 4 meets 81 2 80
p m. In the school Mr. l. y
Barton will speak Mrs ,. e I'd
wards will preside Miss Alherta
schmitz win present the fourth
grade pupils IN music Hostesses
are Mrs L. n. Fitch and the thru
grade mothers.
Roosevelt PIT. A meets At 3
p. m in ths school auditorium.
Hrs Harry Rinker vii speak
Mrs. Virgil " Fntts viii preside.
and there Wlu b. community sing
ing with Mrs. Catharine Cough
~ the piano. The fathers all b.
iH charge II program and refresh
menta
Stadium F.-T. 4. mests ~ q
p - in the school Ms 4. n
isaacs vil preside BBrNood Ken.
nedv 81 ths FOOD Brokers wi
SPEAK m Fitsmins. Vitfisi
ard victory n Market Ns Go.
Mr. Kennedy all give = lesson ir
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-13
"UPPED IN RECENT MONTHS"

We know of nothing that has hap
pened on the battlefronts to explain the
statement of Major General Lewis C. Her
Shey, Selective Service Director, that "the
actual demand for men in the armed forces
has been upped in recent MONTHS
The explanation may lie in the in
creased production of weapons, or in the
decision to initiate military activity on sew
eral fronts in the near future Egypt, the
Far East and the Near East, as we'll as the
British Isles, are possible destinations for
American soldiers
q While 1912 has probably been year
of encouragement to Hitler, it has en-
phasized the size Of the job to be assumed
by the United Nations. The quicker our
forces are massed and the harder they
strike, the sooner the war will end and the
cheaper will be the price that they must
pay for victory.