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Evening star., 1942-09-20
How pretty Mrs. E gan
keeps her good looks
ON \ sergeani's pay
%$,%''a &5rHe
ssTasbo costs notInin1
RAWIuo NE dividends

RAWIHo me- dividends
from q small investment Is
- smart basine8. When it's
the kind that gives 4 gm the
beauty crown by repute IN an
Army post. it's worth looking into.
So, here 1re the results Of some
snooping into the secrets Of Chris
tina Egan. whose abilities as an
American housewife are described
On the page opposite. The Ser
eeant's wife's good looks represent
a blend Of the best beauty tradi-
tons of her native Nicaragua and
of her adopted country.
If your good looks alibi Is that
you have too little money to spend
On upaeep. try Christmas meth
DDS A budget Of less than s. buys
the beauty aids that keep her skin
ueam-softened and as clean as
scrubbed tile: that preserve both
the nioeties of good grooming. and
the superstructure: manicure.
makeup and ooifme-
R11cHEBS ul01EDu1g11s She
makes inexpensive beauty aids do
AZ much for her, rs the swank.
subtle, and wunderful-to -sniff ones
she likes would do. by mixing
in two Of her own priceless but
costlex ingredients - ingenuity
and taste.
Christina likes q fine foam-mak-
ing shampoo. which leaves her
hair shimmering like something
you zee under water. To keep the
liquid line IN tts bote1s climb
ing, Eips tlLs ~. filing cup cf
the fsisy ssIs. s1Ie sta<Gs In se@P
s1ups ss,d kseps sddisss spstsr.
If you'll stage your make up re
u,oval as the finale Of your bath.
says Christina. you can make one
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Eou Away, save at Kent Furniture. l5a4l
Iivernofa

sxi2 EfNoLEUM RUGS, s2.75
RAILROAD SALVAGE. 6465 GRATIoT
80 BEAUTIFUL s-pc walnut veneer dining
room suites, modern styling; slight de-
fects: $50. terms WARDS Outlet. 1884
Harper avenue store only.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results
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FRUIT TREES
Upholstering

BLACK TARTAR1AN CHERRY. FREE.
STONE PEACH, BARTLETT PEAR, SOUR
CHERRY, MANY APPLES. ALSO STAN.
LEY PRUNE. ROSE BUSHES. OTHER
FLOWER BUSHES. FEW EVERGREENs
26239 MOUND ROAD
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Music Lessons

SONGS TubIfsnet arranged c0pyrlghss.
ofehestfatl9ns car soule 1903 Broad
Wy, Cadillac f7ls
MAD Tiaoes Wart 40, Tor pront-uss
them for results
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Bus Transportation
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12-S3.50
Cash and carry. 81 so: IS years expert
ence. 1905 guaranteed. Detroit Oriental
Rug Works, 1922 Broadstreet. no. 1900.
ABSOLUTELY guaranteed Sxi2 soienth-
cally cleaned. renovated $3.50: insured.
Federal Rug Cleaners. University 1-3500.
l62t3 Hamilton.
NoRTHwEsTERN Carpet Cleaning 45ia
CollingwOod Rugs cleaned insured
Telephone HOgarth 800.
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AUTHORITATIVE PRIVATE dance in.
structl1n Appointment only Learn
quickly, rorrecly Reduction for SOLDIERS
AND SAILORS. Edwin Graves. Uuiyer-slty
Z-ufT0
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All Reclaimed Furniture

All Reclaimed Furniture
Must be sold at once, no fair offer refused.
l2-pc. living room, SIS; dining room. S24.
bedroom. $40; breakfast set, IS; dresser.
81. chest, 81: beds, S1.5O: springs, 81
BERNEY-6347 MACK
ALL new modern ape. living room suites.
factory closeouts. must dispose; S45,
terms. WARDS, 1884 Harper store only.
American Beauty Mattresses
$3.50 value. Fully guaranteed. A few
samples left. Sacrifice at $l4.95.
Washington, 1855 Gratiot. Open evenings.
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WANTED REFRIGERATORS
Musical Instruments

new Jr. full sire. IS
lbs. only left, duration OF war; -
base SIS: be wise, see CAsTIGLEONE.
Open Sunday. e15O Gratlot.
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UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
ADILLAC STORAGE 18TH q TUXEDO
WARDS SPECIAL
f-ROOM DE LUXE OUTFIT

l.RooM DE LUXE OUTFIT
Buy Defense Bonds with this great saw.
ings; beautiful 2-pc. living room suite.
ex12 rug. 2 lamps, 2 end tables occ. table,
throw rug, 3-pc. bedroom suite. gorgeous
modern design, 4x6 rug. 3-pc. lamp set,
pillows, heavy duty mattress. coil spring.
s. PC. dining room suite. exl2 rug. mirror
picture. Ape. salad bowl, 5-pc. dlnnette. 6xs
l.noleum, 7-pc. cabinet set: SAG complete.
7I34 Harper ave. store only.
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Bible and Gospel Tracts
Moving, Storage, Carriage

BIBLES-An purposes. styles, prices; OF
approval. stafford. li77 Coplin. LIE. 1892
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AMERICAN Van Service-Insured local,
storage connections waiting Chicago.
Indianapolis Cleveland. Buffalo. Also
Grand Rapids April 10Th. 1921 Grand
River. H0garth OOB4
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|ATLANTIC-Padded vans. insured; truck
ing. 50 load. Free estimates. Townsend
6-5S05.
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Electric Washers
Household Appliances

EUREKA vacuum cleaner, IS; good con-
dition, used short time. Wolstone's, 7647
Woodward
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ADY's MOVTNG-Large vans. Insured
$3.50 30, two men, any time. Townsend
e-U432
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Loundries
An Expansion Special
l5Lbs. Damp, 75c
HAWKES., RUGS, BLANKETS
Il Lbs, Csc
20Tc Cash and Garry
IDEAL LAUNDRY 654 MELDRUM
Fltzroy 1888
can That the Name Implies"

BEST BUY IN CITY
Everything starched and dried; flat beauti-
fully finished; II pounds CSC. New-Way
Laundry. 1880 Lemay. Lenox 6lOs
CURTAINS Numbered and tinted, 3 pairs.
81. cash and carry. Bonded Cleaners,
1927 Puritan University 1890.
DAMP WASH FL. IRONED, 10 LBS, CSC,
SHIRTS FINISHED WITH BUNDLE, l2c
SANITARY LDY. CO. TYLER 6-3434
DE LUXE wash, all flat finished Is
pounds, 81; shirts finished, i0c. Campus
Laundry. HOgArth 5455,
EASTER SPECIAL shirts, CSC beauti-
fully hand finished. cash, carry. 3936
Second
FLAT IRONED. 10 lbs 99c Shirts, de
luxe finished, i0c. TEMPLE 1-1s24.
~ TODAY-OUT TOMORROW
% lbs. SIC. damp. all fiat: - pcs or 25
lbs. 81 i9 all I'm. shirts &c extra HO. $3.50
MASKERS curtain Laundry formerly
Anderdon; four pairs lace, 81. Murray
57es.
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Auction Sales
Lumber, Building Materials

CONCRETE septic tanks installed; 5-person
capacity, $2i.70; also septic tanks
cleaned; easy monthly payments. Hygiene,
3S4S Grand River. We. 7-5400
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Electric Refrigerator

FRiGiDAiRE, REBUILT. $50
Guaranteed. And many others.
MIDWAY s29s WOODWARD
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A BETTER CASH OFFER
Mens slightly used clothing. Call today.
Trinity 1880 9 Boulevard Bldg.
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JUGS, 9xi2 tower 3OO). were $40 so. now
IS. rs. Arcadia Furniture, 1855 Gratiot.
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$3.50 MACHINE. White. 1912, mo. old;
reposseSsed; balance $50; hurry; best
service day or night CAsTIGLEONE. Open
sunday. $3.50 Grs,iot -
RrAD Times Want Ads for pront-uss
them for results
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Indoor Cruise "
To ollow Meeting

Members Of the Cardinal Club
are looking forward TO an open
house and Indoor cruise on Fri
day evening At the Knights of
Columbus Hall. A short business
meeting will begin at $50 with
dancing and entertainment follow
ing.
The committee planning the gay
evening includes Miss Margaret
Marco, Miss Grace Miller, Mr..
Robert Brown, Miss Julia Waho-
Wac. Miss Mary Catherine Byrne,
Mr.. Joe d. Desmond, Miss Dorren
Rogers, Miss Edith Tencich, and
Miss Margaret Gaffney.
A partial list Of the alumni of
the club who expect to attend
includes Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rapin, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Burcsr,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wingar, Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Brady. Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Mcdonald, Mr..
and Mrs. Verne Champagne. Mr..
and Mrs. John Rapin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Besudoin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fiorino. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Prssch. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hsrking, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Antush,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gogan and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Marano.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Senior CIR S
To Confer
Training Conference TO Be
Held at Camp Seymour

Tacoma Senior High Girl
Reserve officers will be host
esses ut the Officers Training
Conference this weekend at
Camp Seymour.
Forty-five girl officers from
the clubs of Seattle, Yakima
and Bellingham will attend
the conference which is an ex-
perimental training course TO
take the place of the summer
conference at Seabeck, cancel
led because of the war.
Miss Norma Sims Of the Ma
tional Y. w. c. A. staff is the out
standing adviser and will give
talks and hold open forums. She
was formerly Girl Reserve secre-
tary of the Seattle Y. W. c. A.
and now has the training of volun-
teer leaders in local associations
as her staff work. She is well
qualified TO aid the Girl Reserve
officers of the northwest.
Miss Margaret Robertson, Ia
coma health education director,
will have charge OF outdoor
activities and all free hours will
be filled with games, folk dane
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Couple Wed
AT RectorY
Miss Bren, Mr.. linn Take
Vows at Visitation Sept.

Miss Ann Bren, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vence Bren
of Manning, n. D., and Mr..
Louis linn, son of Mr.. August
Zinn of Tacoma, exchanged
their nuptial VOWS before the
Rev. Dominic Hack at the
Church of the Visitation rec
tory on Sept. and are now
at home here.
For the double ring ceremony
the bride wore silk net dress
over satin with a N-necklins and
ruffled bodice. The skirt had a
long train over which was ar
ranged a short bridal veil, held in
place by a coronet of seed pearls.
She carried a bouquet of white
ssters tied with white tulle ribbon.
Mrs. Philip Schantz wore a pale
pink starched chiffon dress TO
serve as matron of honor and car
ried bouquet of American Beauty
dahlias. Miss jeanne Johnson was
the bridesmaid and wore a fuchsia
shade of taffeta with pink dahlias.
The two little flower girls were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
PIT. A. and Preschool News
Council and Association Activities

WITH the beginning ~ schoal
many ~ TIRE Tsconas Parent
Teacher associations have already
started their years work. Many
changes have been made this year
in Ire teaching Staffs o. the VAR
Gus schools and the new teachers
and principals viii be introduced
at the first meetings. Officers and
ehsirmen have already been se-
lected by many Of the groups.
MONDAY
sherman pre>chool meets Mon
day ~ 6 O'Clock in the home 81
Mrs Carl A Carlson. rs North
Cove. Mrs Frank Loads VII pre-
side and Mrs W. W. Whitehead
will speak on story Telling 10 the
Preschool Child" Mrs Gerald
Cisad will read a group 81 poems
Assisting Mrs. Carlson Is Mrs.
Leroy Wallace. Officers and chair
men for the coming year are Mes
danes Frank Loads. president.
Donald Brown. vice president: Le-
roy Wallace. secretary: Roland
Tollefsen, treasurer; Don al d
Brown. program: c. A. Carlson.
ways and means: Elmer Fossen,
kindergarten: Clifford Neal. mem
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Wed Quietly
On Thursday
Miss Cook. Mr.. Stewart
United si Parsonage

In the presence of II rela-
tives, Miss Isabel Rowine
Cook, daughter of Mrs. Philip
Cook of 603 Bird st. S. W.,
Puyallup, became the bride of
Mr.. Clair Eugene Stewart, son
of Mr.. Ralph Stewart of Lake
Quinault. Thursday evening.
Vows were exchanged at the
parsonage Of the First Chris
tian church, Puyallup. Rev.
Give Taylor reading the cere-
mony.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Cal. Cook Of Puyallup.
wore blue tailored suit with cor
sage Of lilies of the valley and red
roses and the attendants were Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Neil, brother-in-
law and sister Of the bride.
Mrs Neil wore a black crepe
velvet dress trimmed with red and
a corsage Of red roses. Mrs. Stew
art is a graduate of Puyallup high
school. class Of 1e41. and Mr.. Stew
art is a machinists mate in the
armed service. The new home will
be in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Hundreds Attend Banquet
On Constitution Day
Every State Represented at coorful Tables; Special
Group Also for England; Pennsylvania Highest Numbe

OF interest 500 people OF this city the All States
dinner held in the First Baptist church. Thursday evening
Constitution Day. Sept. H.
Mrs. Percy Smith, general chairman Of the dinner and
president of Monday Civic club of this city. of
the dinner. presided Along with her Mrs O. H Hall
berg representing the of the First Baptist church.
who also sponsored and prepared the dinner.
Mayor Harry p. Cain and Rev. w. O. Macoskey gave
words of welcome
Mr. Pring gave the address of the evening which
much in keeping with the occasion He stressed the fact
that this country must work and work hard for its foot
hold democracy.
roll call of states conducted by Mr. Robert Hager,
each state responding with its MOTTO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
MIA. TO Have Opening
Social Event FRIDAY

TIE Masonic temple roof garden
will be the setting Friday for the
opening social meeting OF the Mu-
tual Improvement Association of
Tacoma Central Ward of the
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
day Saints. The affair will be
the first In series Of monthly
dances to be given by this
auxiliary.
Decorations and refreshments
will no carried out in the trsdi-
tonsl green and gold colors Mrs.
Ray Ebeltoft. Mr.. Keith Barber,
Bedford and Mrs. Rhods Maynss
make up the committee in charge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Take Vows
In Seattle
Former Tscomsn WEEDS
Miss Strom Sat. Evening

Miss Ruth Nancy Strom,
daughter of Mrs. Harol d
Strom and the late Mr.. Strom
of Hoquiam. became the bride
of a former Tacoman, Staff
Sgt. Arthur Leroy Lewis of
Gray field, Fort Lewis. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Morgan Lewis. The
ceremony was read at the
Lewis home in Seattle by the
Rev. Goodale. Immediate
relatives and close friends
were present for the cere-
mony.
Before the ceremony Miss Mikki
Mcdonald of Tacoma lighted the
candles.
Given in marriage by her cousin,
Mr.. Everett Nelson Of Seattle. the
bride wore a teal blue wool dress
and jacket. She wore accessories
and had a corsage of Talismsn
roses.
Miss Ida Louko was the brides
only attendant and Staff Sgt.
Robert A. Ball was the best man.
A reception followed the cere-
mony with Mrs. Leslie Nelson
pouring and Mrs. Herbert Camp
bell cutting the brides cake.
After a short trip the couple
returned to Hoquism to make their
home. The bride is a Hoquiam
high school graduate and her hus-
hand Was graduated from Stadium
high school. He also attended the
University Of Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Tea Opens
W Program
. New Directors OF Dept.
Are Honored Thursday

Nearly four score friends of
the Y. W. {. A. and a group
of the teen-age girls who en-
JOY its recreational depart
ment facilities called at Wey-
erhaeuser hall Thursday af-
ternoon for tea which honored
the two new directors of that
department. Miss Margaret
Robertson and Mrs. John Nc
Connell.
The pretty tea table. ar
ranged before the windows
overlooking the bay were CEN
tered by CAV colored zinnias.
Mrs. T. II. Duerfeldt and Mrs.
j. ?. Fullager poured.
Among those assisting were Mrs.
c. Mscbesth. Mrs. Glenn Nell Of
Fort Lewis. Mrs. Fred G. MARI.
Mrs. Louis kindt, Miss Ella Ben
nett. general secretary: Miss Lois
Tolman. Industrial Girls secretary.
and Miss Lois Featherston. the
new Girl Reserve secretary.
Highiight Of the musical and
dancing program which was pre-
scented were the numbers In aero
hattie dancing by Miss Ella Mae
Gooddale and Miss Joyce Sheets.
accompanied by Mrs p. A. Ny
lander and Mr.. ROLAND Sheets,
respectively.
The affair was the opening
event on the autumn program Of
the health education program
which win soon be underway with
. great variety Of recreational ac-
tivity.
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Mary Jane Wetzstein. niece of
the bridegroom and June Wellan.
Mr.. Joseph Filter was the best
man and Mr.. George Powell the
usher.
A reception followed at the home
Of the bridegrooms sister.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Nurses Aides TO Be
Copped FRIDAY EVENING

A class of about 20 members Of
the Nurses Aide Corps Of the Red
Cross will be capped at ceremonies
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the
Elks temple. All Red Cross vol
unteers will be present in their
uniforms. Mrs. Gus viert. chair
man Of Nurses Aide has an
nounced. She will present the
caps and Mrs. Arthur Atkins. the
Instructor. VIII put on the pins
The event IL open 10 the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Son Welcomed by
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Lee

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard J. Lee,
6712 So. A St, are welcoming a
second son, David Howard. born
at Tacoma General hospital. The
baby's grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur F.. Lee and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Rrunell He II well
coined also by brother. James
Arthur.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Business Women 10 Resume
Luncheon Meefinos

The Tacoma Business and Pro-
fessional Nomen's club will re-
sumo its luncheon meetings Mon
day at the Sports Center. The
speaker for the first meeting of
the season will be Miss Elsie
Benthien. Miss Benthien is being
loaned by the city TO the Consumer
Interest Center. a branch OF the
Civilian Defense.
Milton Pre- School will hold its
first meeting at 7:30 Tuesday
evening.
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Also included in the program
were the following, arranged by
Mrs. f. II. Robbins and Chaplain
r.. Anderson of FIT. Lewis: vocal
solo, Patricia Anne Rees. violin
solo. Alice Stockton, Miss Mildred
Tummonds, accompanied; vocal
solo. Corporal Arthur Bradley,
Hollywood. and Mr.. Clayton John
son. accompanist.
Pennsylvania claimed the great
est number OF guests. IS in num-
Der. They were enthusiastic in
the singing OF their state song
and the decoration OF the table
which was centered by Betsy Ross
with the original flag arranged by
Mrs. f. T. Miller and Mrs. r. II.
Long. Mr.. Harold Allen furnished
the flowers for this table and the
speakers table, from his own gar
dens. Every available seat was
filled.
A British table of 40 or more
added to the pleasure and general
interest Of the occasion when they
were led by Corporal Bradley in
the singing Of God Save the
King
The state flags scattered about
the room gave much significance
10 zach table arrangement. The
Constitution occupied the center
Of the speakers platform.
Mrs. T. P. Hansen. president OF
the Baptist women's society was
in charge of entire planning of
the menu and work for the dinner.
Mr.. o. II. Hallherg planned the
table arrangement which was done
according to the U. s. map.
Elsie v. Club viii hold its first
meeting OF the season with Mrs.
Jewel Coons presiding. A guilt
will be made for the Red Cross.
Mrs. Louis Tjornberg and Mrs.
Ernest Grffths are in charge.
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hsrshir sd magazines. NJ A.
RohriE. publicity. 2 NJ Wolff.
telephone and ". ". Powers.
social.
Washington pre<chool meets
Monday AZ o'clock - 5i1i North
52nd street with Mrs. Roger ".
johnson presiding. Miss Frances
z. Wiley. home economist for the
Washington Dairy Council. sill
speak on eBudgetinE and Econom-
icsl Meals for Small Families
Mrs. Alan Maurmann and Mrs c.
J. Rosslo are hosteSses. Officers
and chairmen for the coming year
are Mesdsmes Roger W. Johnson.
president. Alan Maurmsnn. vice
president. Maurice Palmer. secre-
tary: c. J Rossio. treasurer.
Ralph X. Birum. kindergarten:
Sterling Carmichael. social: Lester
F. Prescott. program; William d.
Rowan. publicity: Alan Maur-
mann. record book: C. W. Turner.
magazine: W. C. Jerry Bott, ways
and means: C. J. wileen. teie-
phone: J. p. Shotwell, hospitality:
Dele Gunnerson. membership;
William Jepson. radio. and Fred
Desseau, program book.
Horace Mann PIT. A. will meet
Thursday al s o'clock in the school
The guest speaker will
he Mrs. Myrtle McLennan. who
will show colored pictures on
Home and Word Victory" The
elective officers will he hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19

Unequal pressure in automobile
tires viii cause front wheels 10
Shimmy.
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Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. s. WAR
BONDS.
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ing. singing and impromptu dra-
mates. Tacoma girls will have
charge Of special dinner and
evenings program Saturday.
The conference will be brought
to a close Sunday with a devo-
tional service at which time the
hopes and plans of the leaders will
he summarized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Wed in N ebraska

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McHsney
are announcing the marriage Of
their daughter. Hazelgrace, 10 Mr..
John Keith Jones, son of Mrs.
Francis Saul OF Tacoma Mr..
Jones il a former Tacoman now
stationed at the air base at Lin
coin, Nebr.
First Christian church, Lincoln,
Nebr.. was the setting for the
quiet ceremony performed by the
Rev. Benjamin Bohbitt. Attend
ants were Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass
Hayes. The new home has been
esta hlished in Lincoln.