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The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

REAL ESTATE LOANS $50 Long
Term Loans on Improved Farm
property s. c. |. d. or Pump
water. See c. NJ Betterton. 79l
center St. Casa Grande, Tel.
SS6-J3- l2mar3tp tic
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

FOR SALE-1936 Ford Tudor, two
new synthetic tires. must sell.
S2s5. See it Sunday at 431
Roosevelt or call l48-J3. ltc
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

HOUSE FOR RENT-Can 2s6. 1tc
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

WANT TO BUY good used Wash
ing Machine. Arthur Wichern.
Examiner office.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

WILL CARE for children during
the day. rs cents a day. Mrs.
j. w. Craig.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-09-10

THREE HOUSES for sale in East
Coolidge. Also milk house Craig
Blackwell. Phone 296.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Bob Moons at Home

Bob Moons, A naval reserve,
closed his books at Central Col
lege for the weekend and came
home TO be with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Moons, IN
Avon road.
Mrs. John II. Stevens returned
TO her home in Mansfield. O.,
after a visit with her daughter
and Son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Oswald S, MAIDEN Of Huntington
road.
Yeoman Third Class and Mrs.
Robert Watkins came from
Columbus. O.. and spent the
holidays with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl w. Toohey, in
RoSemont road and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Watkins in Met
fetal avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Dorothy Atterian
Weds Navy Man

DOROTHY MARIE AFTER
IAN, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
G.. II. Atterian of w. Grand
boulevard. became the bride of
Chief Petty Officer Walter
George Nowacki, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Nowacki of Provost
avenue, at a recent ceremony
at st. Leo'S Church.
Gwen Fleming was the maid
Of honor and Kanar Atterlan.
sister Of the bride, was the
bridesmaid. Tony Marshall was
the best man, and Ray LaSkow-
ski seated the guests.
Following the ceremony
reception was held at the home
of the brides parents The
bridal pair left later for OF
tumwa, La, where the bride
groom is stationed at the air
base as a physical Instructors.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Marion ROWen
Heads Tama Rho

TAMA RIOS recent election
Of officers brought forth the
following returns: Miss Marion
Rowen. president; Miss Ellen
Keller, vice president and treas
urer; Mary 10 Meyer. Corre-
spending secretary; Miss Alice
Davis. recording secretary; Miss
Joan McAllen, pledge mistress.
and Miss Helen Carroll, pub
licity.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Back From GrayIing

Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Lynch
returned Monday from Gray ling
where they had spent the week
end with their SOn-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin =. Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs Owen y. Luck
enbach returned Thursday from
a stay at ST. Clair Inn.
1t. Og) and Mrs. Frank
Savage are spending part of
1t Savages 30 days leave with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Savage of +. Maple avenue.
Ensign and Mrs. James c..
Brien have been visiting Mrs.
Brien's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T, w. Widonmann. of Puritan
road. on their way from New
York 10 Ensign Bnen'S new sta
tion at Miami, Fla.
Mrs. William II. Burgum of
Henrietta street entertained at
a tea and shower Friday after
noon in her home in honor Of
Mrs. John X. Coolidge.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
MEspAMEs

Edward Dunn, a student of
engineering, arrived home Tues
day on furlough from Oregon
10 be with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry S Dunn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Had Reception

4 reception followed at the
StHuiIer home on LarChlea
rive where white and Plea
dllly gladioli were used in the
rooms The table was laid with
an embroidered Italian cloth
with gardenlaS surrounding the
TERED wedding cake and white
tapcrs IN silver CaHdclabra-
It. Fox TOOK ms bride dI-
rcCtly 10 Indianapolis whore he
is stationed at the naval re-
crWung station TheN VIII live
al 5345 +. Washington. For
travelling, the bride wore a navy
blue suit and hat and tn T.
white orchids from her bridal
bouquet
Among the out-Qf-toWn guests
Wert Alr. and Mrs. George l..
Nichols. the brides grandpar-
en- from Clyde, O, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin II Dewey and
Mrs John Burton, also OF Clyde.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
EIRNINELLAN - =

n4tNhli MOI HAN. ~ If..
EYR4n4t-Ai t-4n- af+-4 --+s4A
I baskets ol WHITE csduh
formed "a background ou tHg
platform 1f the First TrC>bN-
terln ChuLchLn- -E-Lu--L-Llm al
s go o'clock this evening for
The marriage of Haru,u Staui-
fer daughter ot Mr and Mrs
eSljc u StaUtcv u' I.arCh.Ca
drive 10 Lt.iLL-I Ralph ACln-
t0Sh Fox ot tbC WCdIC5. depart
ncnt of lSNR SON of the late
Dr--and- Mrs Ralph -knN az
Bloomington ILL.,
Dr r. ShurIy Johnson OF tho
Central Methodist of Detroit
resd TIE Quaker wedding Ccre-
nony and Mr.. Staaiirr gave
Ms daughter Iu marriage
The bride gown was OF soft
ivory Duchess satin with a
nodded basque with off-ihc-
si-=tssii-t--f--- t-r-t -r-1rrt trr1r1tr-r-
OF seed pearls outlining a yoke
Of ivory chiffon Tiny buttons
fastened the basque in back and
tho long uUted >iceyeS were set
into the shoulders under flat
bows o. the cleaning satin The
very FUN skirt fell In folds into
a broad circular train \ cas-
Cade veil Of illmy matching
Illusion was caught into a soft
cap arrangement and was edged
with heirloom Rose Pointe lace
which had been worn by The
brides m other and grand
mOihnr
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Describe Bouquet

Her bouquet was round, Cen-
tered with VIII orchids
surrounded -w1ttr wi7TtC CtadIUtT
blooms and bcbe chrySanthe-
NUNS with StrcamcrS oi white
satin ribbon IN which sprays of
Stephanoiis We're caught.
Miss Alice Stauffer was her
sisters maid of honor and Wore
a floor length gown of rose
satin, fashioned in the same
style except that il had
Y necl<liHe She carried an arm
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Women 10 Hear
Psychology Talk

THE CERVENY WOMEN'S
ROUND TABLE will hold it's
first fall meeting on Sept. Is at
9:l5 a. m. az the Cerveny
School Mrs. Clara b. Lemm
Of Wayne University will ad-
dress the group on psychology.
Members may bring guests to
hear the lecture.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Arrived Saturday

1t. (tE-t Ralph Mcintosh Fox
arrived in Birmingham Saturday
morning Just In time for the
wedding rehearsal party.
He entertained the wedding
and out-of-town guests al
very early dinner at Oakland
Hills Country Club combining
bachelor dinner. rehearsal din
rrr and a general gathering of
the br-rrips fdmTfy ali in one.
1t. Fox is medical officer of the
naval recruiting station at In
dianapoliS and will lsvc~ 10
report there for duty again
Monday morning
Mrs. Angus y. McLay and
her daughter Annabelle. have
returned TO their home in VIM
bleton drive from a stay in the
East Annabelle spent the sum
mer at a Camp i'm Maine.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Name Bridesmaids

bridesmaids included NJ S.
Helen Wooliord of Atlanta. Ga
Mrs. Walter S. Fox of Law
IencclI.le. H., Mrs Donald r.
Hurst Of Skokc. III. and Mrs
John " deGuerre of Port
Credit. Ont They all wore
gowns like that OF the honor
maid nUr IN TCc blue satin and
carried bouquets of blue glad
ioIj and orchid COlored chry>-
anthcmumS
It. Ben Arnold Of the T.. s.
Army was best man UsherS
included Robert Stautfer. L. $.
Y r.. brother OF the bride,
William SLcltS Of Chicago Or.
John Siglcr and Dr John Nor
TISon of Detroit.
Mrs Stau1crs gown was of
powder blue crepe and her cor
sage bouquet Was OF orchids.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Or and Mrs. John G Shlmmcn
of Wllloughby. O., Mary Lamb
and Mrs Robert Chitds of To-
lede. and Mrs Charles r.
!. Agile and Misses Emma and
Lois Rittmiller of Bloomington,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

DOSEDALE PARK women
are untiring in promoting
activities toward the war effort.
Just the other afternoon Mrs.
Harry s Dunn opened her
lovely Glastonbury road home
and entertained with a dessert
bridge with Mrs. Leo Berry of
Grandmont road as Co-hosteSS.
IL was a benefit affair, and
the proceeds viii be used TO
brighten up and make home
like the RomuluS Field Hospital.
Some of those glimpSed at
tending from the park were.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Marjorie Chase Leaves

Marjorie n. Chase. who has
been making her home with her
sister and brother-in-law. Or.
and Mrs. +. II. Fenton, in War
wick road, left last week with
the American Nurses Corps and
is stationed at Fresno. Cal.
Sgt. Lloyd CutShall will be
arriving home next week from
Charleston. S. c.. TO visit his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
CutShall. i'm ArteSlan road He
will be sent to college to study
engineering
Friday will find Jack Rad
cliffe. son of Mr.. and Mrs p L..
Radcliffe of Grandville road,
and Roger Gatward son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Gatward of
Breton drive, off 10 ST. John $
Military Academy in Delafield,
Wis.
Virginia Alton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Alton Of
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
RoseddIe Park Bridge
.HeI ps RomuIus Hospital

Penrod road, Will enter Michi-
gan State neXt month as a
freshman. Just now she is at
Higgins Lake visiting Dolores
Robson of Lansing at the Rob-
son cottage
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
CarIsens, Boys Return

Nh. and Mrs. Richard VI.
Garrison have closed their Camp
OHbway in Wisconsin and re-
turned 10 their home in Ashton
road. Sun and wind-kiSSed boys
who came back with the Carl
.nnn innlIlnH.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Dorothy Rose daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rose of
Glastonbury road, returne q d
Tuesday from Amigo Wis,
where Sf1p- visited Betty StPt-
fens Sunday she repacked her
luggage and left for Washing
ton, ID. c., TO attend the we'd
ding Of Margaret Richardson, a
former school chum at Kings
wood.
Before returning home Doro-
thy viii go 10 New York 10 take
"A brief refreSher course IN the
Katherine Gibbs School
Evening star., 1943-12-06
Packer Victory Kills
.5teag|es' Chance
To Tie for Title

BY defeating the Steagles, 1928,
In Philadelphia yesterday while the
Redskins were losing to the Giants
In New York, the Green Bay Packers
prevented the possibility OF a triple
tie for the Eastern division cham
pionship Of the National Football
League. The game drew 1924.
Don Hutson, playing what he said
would be his last game, shared two
touchdown passes in the final period
to stifle Steagle rally that had
pulled them up to 1881. Each team
scored In the first three minutes.
Tony Canadeo for the Packers on a
31-yard sprint and Jack Hinkle for
the Steagles on a 38-yard dash,
Hinkle became the leagues leading
ground gamer by rushing SO yards
for a season total Of ST..
Illusions second-period 25-yard
field goal, set up by Tony Falken-
STEMS 59-yard run, provided q lead
the Packers never lost. BY his per-
formance yesterday Hutson extended
his endless chain of all-time league
records to include 80 touchdown
passes caught and GAL points scored.
He has gained total of 6,310 yards
and has tailed in each of the Pack
ers' last 35 league games.
The leagues leading scorarx.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
III Street Lions Claim
Grid Crown on Win
Over Trojans

Washington's U Street Lions are
claiming the Negro pro football
championship after turning back the
Harrisburg Trojans. previous claim
ants to the title, 14-6, before 1000
yesterday at Griffith Stadium. The
win left the Lions with an unde-
feated, united record for this sea-
son.
After scoreless first half the Tro-
jams Tailed first when Bennie Ste
venson blocked Sam Stovall's punt
and ran 20 yards for a touchdown.
That was all for the Trojans, how
ever. with the Lions grabbing two
markers in the final frame.
One came at the end of a drive
led by Buck Perry, "Jitterbug"
Barnes and Harvey Banks, with
Perry getting the 6-pointer on a g.
yard plunge. and the other was on
a 30-yard run by Jay Tillman with
an intercepted pass. Dan Brooks
kicked conversions after both touch
Evening star., 1943-12-06

Coaches and others connected with
District and nearby college, high
school and amateur teams are in
vited. President Dave Keppel will
be in charge of the meeting. This
session should be especially valuable
for newcomers here Keppel said
in announcing the meeting. I'VE
are going to get everything straight
ened out tonight and then we won t
have any fights this winter"
Evening star., 1943-12-06
5horb Sets D. T.. Mark
But Heinicke Wins
4.Mi|e Gallon

A new District AAU record for
the 4-mile cross country route at
Rock Creek Golf Course is on the
books after George Shorb of the
Washington Track and Field Club
led local barriers all the way to
win yesterdays annual event. His
time was "a minutes, SO seconds.
Shorb actually finished fourth,
but he was the first District resi-
dent to cross the line and gained
both the local title and record. Din
Heinicke of Baltimores White Horse
Club was the first finisher in the
fast time of 1929, followed by
Dick Bower.
Run concurrently was a 2-mile
race between two teams from the
Eastern Athletic Club. Malcolm Rose
was individual winner in II minutes
5 seconds.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
Redskins Battered
In New York Loss

A tired Redskin team took its
worst physical beating of the year
as it went down in defeat before
the Giants. Wilbur Moore, crack
breakaway back, was knocked
around so badly he had to be
helped on with his clothes after
the game. Willie Wilkin, who
did all right opposite big AL
Blozis, had another recurrence of
knee injury, and Bob Masterson
had his cold aggravated, while
Lou Rymkus took another beat
Ing on an ailing elbow injured at
Notre Dame two years ago.
Moore's injuries are not serious,
early examination ascertained,
but Wilbur took severe punish
ment around the back and hips,
The Skins, as usual, took . day
of today and will resume prac-
tice tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
Bears Playing Fort Wayne
After Win at Sheboyqan

SHEBOYGAN, Wis, Dec. 6.-The
Sheboygan Redskins bowed to the
worlds pro cage champions, the
Lichtman Bears, 1890, on their
home court here yesterday. The
champions struck their title winning
stride in the early stages of the
game and with Cooper and Bells
clever hoopwork were never threat
ened, Having lost to Oshkosh Sat-
urday through ragged teamwork, the
Washington quint for the first time
on their Western trip showed the
click that won them the title. The
Bears meet Fort Wayne there
today.
Lineup:
Evening star., 1943-12-06
Officials to Interpret
Basket Rules Tonioht

The l94344 basket ball rules and
how they are to be interpreted
locally will be explained at to-
nights public Interpretation meet
ing of the District Approved Board
of basket ball officials, beginning at
o'clock at the Recreation Center,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-06

Touchdowns-Stevenson, Perry, Tillman
Points after touchdowns-Brooks t2). Sub.
stitutions: Pitt for Dixon, Briscoe for
Fields, Stevenson for Moon, Ford fol
Barnes. Baker for Perry. Frazier for Bris
Davis for Hughes. Referee-Mr Cupid
Umpire-Mr. Drew. Head nnesman-Mr
Pinderhughes Field iudge-Dr Holton.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
|Curduno Is Hornet Star

Three touchdowns by Ferdinand
Cardano, one on a 35-yard run, gave
the Green Hornets an 1876 triumph
over Buchanan A. c. yesterday at
! FairlaMn.
Evening star., 1943-12-06

on the enemy goal line in the Sec
ond quarter, either one of which, as
it turned out, would have won the
ball game.
But line play told the story. The
Redskin line looked worse than
at any time this year as young
Mr.. Paschal, disdaining to drive
around the ends, picked his holes
and romped through and over pros
trate Redskins If the Skins ex-
pect to win or tie next Sunday and
gain the Eastern title, they'd better
pep up that line and bottle up Mr.
Paschal.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
SHEBOYGAN.

Totals 16 739 Totals --1O1O 80
Score at half time, 23-16.
Three years ago-Jake Powell
sold by Yanks to San Francisco.
Five years ago-Davey O'Brien
of Texas Christian receives Heis-
man Trophy as outstanding
player of year.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
Parks Boxing Future
.Drab if He Doesn't
Top 0ma Tonight

It's do or die for George Parks,
District Negro heavyweight, against
Lee Oma, handsome New Yorker,
in tonights 10-round main event
on the Turner's Arena boxing pro-
gram. George must take this one
or slip back among the prelim boys,
a spot from which he graduated
on the strength of victory over
Nap Mitchell and draw with Larry
Lane
For one so young Parks has had
numerous ups and downs in the
boxing game. He's done rather well
here and usually looks good, but
in out-of town matches he runs into
trouble. He is looking for Wash
ington support to help him over the
hump against Oma tonight. Oma
twice licked him in Baltimore, once
by a knockout, but on the other
hand in one of the bouts Parks
had Oma reeling halfway through
and Just didn't put over the finish
ing punch.
In addition to Parks, Oma's recent
record shows knockouts over Willie
Thomas and Larry Scalone and a
victory over Lane, with whom Parks
drew. All combine to make Oma
a favorite at fair price for to-
nights bout. Both boys weigh
around 1875 pounds
The siX-round semifeature has
promises of being a show stealer
1t sends Eddie Kane against Charley
Bennett, with Kane out for revenge
against the boy who unexpectedly
ended his long winning streak in
an upset at the ball park this sum-
mer. A victory for Kane means a
match for him with Nick Latsios
the fellow he originally was sup
posed to meet the night Bennett
came on as sub and tossed a
wrench into the works.
Other SKIES are: Walter Haefer
against Jimmy Bell, Young Sloan
against Charley Matthews and Bee
Bee Washington against Gene
Brown. Curtain rises at 8:45.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
Upset Skins Backs Wall Second Battle With Giants Eg
Win, Lose or Draw
Redskins Take the Cake for Inconsistency
By WALTER McCALLUM.

For football team that blows hot winning
posed tough and dropping the they
nominate the Redskins of 1943 Here gon machine which
licked the powerful Bears and Packers dropped
lightly regarded Phpitts may argu
ment about it, but the situation would be the Louis
his pamy days knocked kicking
II the Redskn record to date anything that
football the toughest of all to dope the matter
today the Skins in the the Allies
when Field Marshal Eaig sent his
sage lhe Redskins who oomed weeks Of
the Eastern division title almost like
and to play stands
where the lightning struck They the psychological underdog
licked in successive weeks the Pptts
which earlier in the with
showed against the Bears and Packers they'd whipped
three touchdoWns.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
Pro Football

Results YESTERDAY.
New York. IA; Washington, 10.
Green Bay. 3S; Philpitt. 2s.
Game Next Sunday.
New York at Warrington.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
There's Story Behind Tribes Defeat

They must tie in the Giant game Sunday
badly crippled squad into payof against the Giants
neat bit of blocking Phips
but the Giants the real that licked
56 by the Bears who fell week later before the Redskins 27
1t pro football
defeat there's story of injuries key mental and physical OF
who fought until they couldn't raise their overhead and
Taking the last first Andy Farkas dropped touchdown
the Giant goal line Sammy Baugh that
ordinarily would have gobbed Then after the Giants
Bill Pacha back the field had for
Sammy the the edskn attack tossed
the Skin machine seemed ready
into high gear and win the game.
rolled through massive holes be-
with Paschal carrying the mail Usually
tough Dick Faman filling in there at
listening
trying He received serious injury
probably On the other
Redskn dependables
spirit and will to far
daughter He able to
funeral Mentally he been ill man for days
Evening star., 1943-12-06
Ailments Crimp Rymkus and Mosterson

Several Redskn Prey George p Marshall called
tackle in the league and well
be a line standout far this
Phpts last Sunday Lou again injured elbow orig
missed important tackle
the Skins dependable
but Bob might have been in bed He has
nursing the enzied bench
Marshall couldn't bunch of crpples home
Probably Sunday Griffith Stadium will do
they've with of their best
of perfect football It's
what YOU might expect
soethg than good against the
licked the pples must and the
check. For
kicked around losing but
Dodgers they've had taste OF victory
their old rivals They Sunday.
theR Redsk
Evening star., 1943-12-06
New KTank Shave'Kreenm m,
TEST Tested and Approved It1 oy
Az IT;:Tn THOMAS Hair Experts
says
n. J. Thomas

. EVERY Man who is
familiar with the physiologi-
cal structure of the human
hair readily understands
why Diexin fused exclusive
lv in Krank's New Shave
kreem) makes shaving so
amazingly fast and smooth.
Dieoin almost instantly dis
solves in the oily coating on
the beard hair. permits the
Evening star., 1943-12-06
$4,000 in War Bonds Sold at Come

gained major victory the Redskin defeat
strong unged gent parked mcrophone in mdheld sold
s283O0O worth which will buy bomber called
Football gents kicked in this goody of change
given autographed footballs think the fans
beseged autographs losing football club? Yes it
Sammy Baugh still biggest figure football the
passing efficiency champ did not complete touchdown
pass which scoring heaves beyond
him this year, but he's still the champ
Pascha did piece Of running He carried
"a and 1873 yards OF nearly yards per
attempt Quite player this Georgia Tech lad He has scored
Evening star., 1943-12-06
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING:

l. Shop Early-Avoid Last-Minute Rush.
If you haven't already finished Christmas
shopping, do it at once-you'll find better
choice of gifts, avoid laM-minute crowds,
save yourself lots of discomfort;
z. Go Shopping Between 10 AM. and
PM if you use Street Cars or Buses. You
can hel P war workers yourself-help
everybody-by avoiding the morning and
evening rush hours;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
Venture Club
Will Meet
Speaker for Occasion 10
Be Fort Lewis Man

Col. Alive L. Merrill, spe-
cial service office at Fort
Lewis, will be guest speaker
at a dinner meeting of the
Tacoma Venture club Monday
evening in the Sport Center
banquet room. With him will
be a group of service men
who will entertain.
Miss Marion Steere and
MISS Florence Bray have ar
ranged the program. Miss
NJ artha Nelson, vice presi-
dent, is IN charge of reserva-
lions.
Miss Jsanita Bean, president,
wal conduct the meeting, which
WIN be the FIRST In a series of
monthly sessions. The regular
semi-monthly meetings were dis
continued last October when men,
bers started meeting at the Red
Cross headquarters every We'd
nesday evening to roll surgical
dressings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15

Ofoups OF Wnite trees VIII be
arranged about the room. Nyr-
aids of hearts will hang from
their branches, lending their color
TO the Valentine motif. A large
red heart set in a white lace dolly
will mark each wall panel, and
pussywillows. red crepe paper and
large hearts will decorate the or
chestra platform.
Hearts. pierced with white
darts. will be used for name cards.
A feature of the evening will be
a surprise sweetheart" dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Drury
will be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Davy for the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal cartenson
have invited Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Walrath. DIR. and Mrs. Robert
Weller Will have Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Jensen as their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hansen
will take DIR. and Mrs. Harold
christofferson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Karlen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph tombstone
viii have Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Reeves Of Seattle as their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mierow have
invited Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Col
let of Olympia. and Mr.. and Mn.
Leslie B. Sulgrove will have Mr..
and Mrs. Artrudo L. Lee.
HoIIister W. c. T. L. viii meet
at 7:3o Tuesday evening In the
Pine street Christian church 10
view the SOUND film, Its the Brain
that Counts" Miss Avs Grow Will
play a violin solo. and Mrs. Rose
Baker viii sing.
Typographical Union auxiliary
VIII hold birthday luncheon at
II O'Clock Tuesday in the home Of
Mrs Charles c. Kean. SILT No.
SD ST. Mrs. Harry Ross will pre-
side.
Alpha Study club win meet
Monday afternoon At the home Of
Mrs. Harry Hessert. $40 Il. ssth at
Mrs. L T. Short will present a pa
per on Modern Drama Of Amer
lea"