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By l)nra Heaa,|ng ):]:1", and Mrs. John Ba.riekman
MATLOCK -- The Detection of } o; Kamilche where Tuesday dinner
Cancer Film will be shown Thurs- ! guests of Mrs. Augusta Portman
day evcning Jan. 31 at Mary M, land Carl Portman.
Kn.ight school aL 8 p.m. for Ladies THE iiATI;OCK Ladies Club held
only. I there re[,*',flar race/trig at tile Gran-
' Mrs. Laura Sehafer, 92, passed l go Hall last week Wednesday and
away at her Satsop Valley home lMrs. Lanra Hewson was hostess,
last. week Thursday" She has lived I and Mrs E.aebel Volley and Mrs.
ihere since 1888, 'and leaves one t Dorothy Adams birth'days were
son Stanley at the home and four[ celebva'ted.
;daughters, Gretchen Matuska at I Mr. and Mrs. James Churchill
the home, Mrs. Avis Burliri'game]
:and Mrs. Addle Dieeriek of Oak- I
ville and Mrs. Ida VeLi;er of Taco-
ma; one brother Fred Moncier, of t
Sats.qp. We extend our sympathy l
to her family.
, Mr. and Mrs. Cool< and son of
California are house gests of their
ibrother and sister-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. ex Cook this week.
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We Service "vVhat We ell
and son, Carl spent Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Augusta Port-
rnaa and Carl Portman,
Mr. and Mrs Edward Valley
spent Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Wilder of Satsop.
Mr. and " Mrs. Edward Valley
spcnt Friday night with the
Kenneth Howard family.
The Claude Legacey family of
Tacoma called at the Edward
Valley .home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emest Booth of
Shelton were Friday evening
supper gmsts of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Brehmeyer, St. It was
in honor of Mrs. Booth's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
attended the Grange Masters and
their wives meeting at Skokomish
Valley Tuesday evening.
The Lud Rossmaiers spent
Saturday at the James ossmaire
home near Shelton and to help
with the new h.__ous_e __ ....
Democrat Gentral
Oommdtee Meets
The Mason County Democratic
Central Committee met in the
courthouse Jan. 25. Thirty-six of
the thirty-nine- precinct commit-
icemen were present. The post-
master for Belfair was selected.
State Rope. Paul Connor and
Charles Savage spoke on current
legislation and explained the posi-
tion of the 45 loyal democrats.
The Democratic Nine County
Leagne met ire Olympia, Jan. 27.
Virilliam Baker was re-eleetd
chairman.
An important item of business
was the unanimous adoption of a
resolution criticizing Rep. Chet
King of Pacific County for his ac-
tion in joining with the six dis-
sident Democrats in forming the
oalition. The resolution ousted
him from taking part in the Nine
County League.
Tho:e attending from Mason
Coun'.y were Mr. and Mrs. John
Sells. N[r. and Mrs. A1 Barnes,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Savage, Mr.
and Mrs. Johu K',e:qmd. Mr. and
Mrs. Bolo Sarkowitz. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Ritner. Mr and Mrs. Cliff
Sutherland Cecelia Clifton Cor-
nell and Wayne BurneLt.
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SHELTON---MSON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Chr{smastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, W'ashington
KAMILCHE.- -The community
and family of Mrs. Charles (Bry-
anna J Ulrich were shocked and
saddened to hear of her death
from a heart attack on Thursday
of last week in Palm Springs,
Calif. Bryanna Taylor, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor was
born and raised in the Kamilche
area and lived at Kamilche Point
in the summers and spent the
winters at Palm Springs, Calif.
Besides the husband the immediate
family are three sisters, Esther
Reinsdorff, Seattle; Flora Burqu-
hart, Oakland. Calif., and Doris
Holliday, Long Beach, Calif.; four
brothers, Orville and Chester Tay-
lor, Kamilche; Rusco Taylor, Eat-
onville, and Allen Taylor, Palm
Springs, Calif., also two daugh-
ters Jeanette Barrit. Hayward,
Calif. and Charlene Hulsey, Both-
ell. and seven grandchildren. Sym-
pathy is extended to all the fam-
ily.
The second death of a Kamilehe-
its occurred on Friday when
Robert Lee Downey was suddenly
taken by a heart attack. Mr.
Downey lived in Shelton for eleven
years prior to living in this
neighborhood for the past 16
months. Besides Mrs. Downey he
leaves two sisters and two broth-
ers and two daughters. Weulcia M.
Wilkens. Suquamish. and Mary
Etta Marrone, Tacoma. and eight
grandchildren. Services will be
held Tnesday morning at St. Ed-
wards Catholic church with burial
in the Calvary cemetery in Ta-
come.
Harold Earl Wiles, son of Mrs.
Bertha Taylor, left Monday for
King Salmon, Alaska. ,For a num-
ber of years Mr. and Mrs. Wiles
have lived in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Wiles and son will spend
some time visiting here before
joining her husband in Alaska..
MR. AND MRS. Walt Mespile
of Tacoma visited ovenlight with
the Mike Krise family, Sunday
evening.
Kamilche Valley school basket-
ball team played two games last
week, one on Wednesday night
with Shelton 7th grade, which
game they lost 30 to 27, on Friday
they played Lower Skokomish
school and wQn.the game 33 to 14.
Mike and Barney Lambert had
a very enjoyable day skating at
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oci.'et in Shelton
]i,oi,tC/ night. They in(
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[eit; M:-snny Byrd, dku
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ferry R. Bell, sl)eeding,
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YOUTHS
,Two Bremerton
in connection with
that city, were
ton Police and turned (
venile authorities last
J. Beekwith and
were picked up-,at the
tion here after riding
Bremerton.
SECOND PLACE Pat Heater of Lake.Gush-" THIRD PLACE Chris Hobart of Route 2,
man designed the Forest Festival button idea Shelton, won third place with the design shown
awarded second place in the annual competition, above in the annual Forest Festival button con-
It is shown bove. , test.
Former Kamilche Dayton Family Spends Weekend At " '" " 'and Mrs. Bernard Rishel were Mr.
Klil'ilnO'T/In land Mrs. Henry Chappell and Ron-
llllilib[Vli nie Kjellman of Matlock.
m/ l i By Mabel Idd sponsored by the Mason County o,, u,= nr,.ou wn¢fo,2 mbo,r nln Thursaay evening callers in tne
vaeananlr lille DAYTON,--Mr. and Mrs. Clif- Bell Riders. ............................... italia and spent the day with ..... Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin. HulberL wered Lawton Lumb i
home of Mr and Mrs L A To d
I|elUili[ II [od-d.Combs and Keith accompan- Doris Hiekson was a Friday visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon ..... Todd visited in
[] 1 lit m li0 ne Jonn.oc,tamny l:o uri- overnight guest of Patsy Caulfield Mrs. Ted Canfield and with Mrs. the Joe V. o,mv:,
ill., ,NiH•&-N•A gLUn, wnere [ney spent me of Shelton'Vallev Ila Randall. L.A. Todd home on. Tuesday
lH 1,2IIBH[|III weekend with the mother of Mrs. " . "" , ..
!1 Vlll/lllli Saturaay evening visitors in I:ne Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Norris and
.....
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Rock. Mrs. Eunice Stone. While (
By Frances Simmons there, they purchased a pinto gold- R. S. Huey home were Mr. and son of Lost Lake were Sunday
ins from Mr. Armstrong for Mrs. Fred Stuller. Later in the evening callers in the home of ,,
Keith and when they asked the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Skag- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tibbits. Mr.
name of the pinto the reply was on, Shelton dropped in. and Mrs. Willis Tibbits and girls.
"Rock". Just how coincidental THE DON CItESS family of of Lost Lake dropped in for a few
and humorous can one get? 'Shelton and the James Hicksons minutes din'ins the evemng too.
Mr. and Mrs. Scab Combs too- enjoyed a potluck dinner on Sun- Mrs. L. A. Todd called on Mrs. Feel silly carving initials
[ored o Seattle Sunday and spent day in the Hiekson home. Doyle Howard on Tuesday after-
the day and overnight with daugh- On Sunday afteennoon. Mr. and noon and got acquainted with little on a tree?
ter and son-in-law and boys, Mr. Mrs. Pete Bloomfield attended the Tommy.
and Mrs.'Charles Edwards. choir concert held at the Junior Mr. and hrs. Chester Valley,
High School. Peggy Bloomfield Skokomish Valley, and Mr. and Then give her t Valentine
Mr. and Mrs. George Purves and was a member of the Senior High Mrs. Alvin HulberL visited Sunday
girls of Kent were weekend guests school Choir. in the Olympia home of the ladies' from..,
of Mrs. Gertrude Scott. Joe Einarsson spent the week- mother. Mrs. Sarah Lozier. Herb
Mrs. Dick Leonard was Iadies' end in Shelton Valley with John Lozier. their brother from Spo-
Club hostess on Tuesday of last Konigsfeld and had fun helping kane was there visiting also. NeWs _,, Pharmacv
week. The nex meeting will be move several tons of hay. A Sunday caller in the L. A.
held Tuesday, Feb. 5 with Miss Mike Hulbert and Jerry Dona.- Todd home was Mrs. Signc Knee- 4th & Railroad
Beatrice Nason and Mrs. Warren hoe spent Saturday and overnight laud. Shelton.
Williams hosting. There will be a at Seattle Pacific College as Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chapman "-'---
Valentine handkerchief exchange, guests of Ron Hill and attended and children of Agate were Sun- 'h _ Ni!iii
Sunday was a sad day in the the homecoming basketball game, day visitors in the home of Mr. ),,&
Pete Roberts family. They were ON SUNDAY, Mr. and Mrs. A and Mrs. Alvia Chapman. : ' '- " }
breaking Rocket's foal. Princess, O. Schuffanhauer motored to Con- Saturday evening guests of Mr.
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Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R: S. Huey were Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Skagen and children,
Shelton
WEEKEND GUESTS of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W, Rayson were Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Barton of Tacoma.
Sunday visitors in the Harold
Kidd home were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Palmer and children, Ten-
inc.
Saturday evening drop-in caller,
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Hiokson were Mr. and Mrs.
Don McCallum.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson,
CloquaIlum had Sunday dinner in
the home of Mr. ani Mrs. Walter
Chappell. Later. Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Chappell visited with
Mrs. Mary Chappelli n Botts Sure-
ing Home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and
boys were Saturday supper guests
of Mr. and :Mrs. Cliff Rumpf,
Shelton.
On Sunday, :Mr. and Mrs. War-
ren Williams and girls motored to
Chehalis and visited with daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Cole.
On Saturday evening, Pete Rob-
erts and sons attended a skating
held at the roller rink and
White Pass last Sunday. €,
Mr. and Mrs. James Draham ,t
visited at the Eugene Taylor home
Wednesday of last week.
Dinner guests on Wednesday at
the Leland Hudson home were
Gone and Florence Taylor.
IN HONOR OF The ReD. Ray
Mainwaring family, a family reun-
mn was hel4 at the Dam Woods
home last Saturday. The Main- Falcon Futura2.DoorSedan
warings left Monday for their
home at Kisalof, Alaska, where
they pastor a church. The lo-
cation is 145 miles southwest of
Anchorage on the Kenai Penh-
sula. Attending the reunion were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mainwaring and
Doris of Grants Pass, Oregon, Mr.
and Mrs. Lea Mainwaring of ken-
ton and Sharon Mainwaring of
Port.land, :Mr. and :Mrs. Dan Wood
and David Wood. Fairlane 500 Sports Coup
Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Petty
visited his sister Mrs. Delia Boyer
of Olympia last Thursday.
Last week on Friday and Satur-
day Mr. grad Mrs. Gone Taylor at-
tended Production Credit business
mcet.bgs at Chelmlis and Vancou-
ver,
Phil and Dorothy Simmons and
children visited Friday evening
and Saturday at the ReD. A, W,
Graham home in Tacoma.
Chester Taylor is at Firlands
Hospital and will be there for some o,d Gataxie 5QQ/XL
tinle. He will be most pleased to 2-O0or Hardtop
received a card or nolo from
friends. His mailing address is
1704 N. E. 150th. Seattle 55,
Washington.
There will bc a dance aL the
Grange ha.I] Sa.turday evening,
Feb. 2.
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