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SHELTON-
ASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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.-Tucsday, October: j
Visit Brother
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hickson and
family of Burien spent Sunday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hick-
son. The two men are brothers.
Say It
WITH FLOWERS
They Bring Comfort
and Happiness
FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
HOSPITAL BOUQUETS
Delivered anywhere, anytime
Travis Floral Shop
Shelton Hardware Bldg.
Phone 232 270-W
GRAHA
THEATRE
‘ SH ELTON, WASHINGTON
Two shows every night
Starting at 7:00 P.M.
Matinee 2:15 P. M. Sunday
Last Time Tonite!
Edward G. Robinson —
George Raft
MARLENE DlETRICH
“MAN POWER”
2.].Wednesday Only
Agnarley Chan Adventure
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Sidney 'Toler
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Thursday. I‘Only
BARGAIN NITE
TWO FEATURES
Friday - Saturday ‘
Priscilla Lane —— Jeffrey
Lynn —- Ronald Reagan
“MILLION DOLLAR
BABY”
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Union—Family In
Move To Oregon;
More News Briefs
Union, Oct. 13.—The Joe Rosen-
thals have moved to their new lo-
cation at Cannon Beach, Oregon.
They will be greatly missed in
this Vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Martin are
at the McReavy home for an in-
, definite stay.
I. P. Callison has returned to
lhis Union home after an en-
joyable and successful hunting
trip into British Columbia. He
reports that hegvisited very beau-
tiful country and among his tro-
phies are moose and a Rocky
Mountain Big Horn, the base of
the latter measuring sixteen in-
ches.
Mrs. Alice Martin exhibited li-
lacs in bloom and this is unusual
for this time of year.
Mrs. M. L. Anderson entertain-
ed in her new home in Tacoma,
honoring Miss Clara Eastwood,
the occasion being Miss East-
wood’s birthday.
The October meeting of the
Hood Canal Improvement Club
was postponed and it is hoped
that all those interested will at—
tend the next meeting which is to
be held the first Monday in Nov-
ember.
D. A. Grout of Valsetz, Oregon,
has purchased the .W. C. Law-
Mr. and Mrs. Grout
intend to make some improve-
ments to the property and will
then reside here permanently.
Frank Nosworthy was the agent
in this transaction.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Turner, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Olaison and Mr.
and Mrs. Carson Stookey of Olym-
‘pia were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Nosworthy. They
were entertained at Rau’s Chick-
en Dinner Inn.
Mrs. J. Porter has returned
home from _the Shelton Hospital
where’ she was in ‘a very serious
condition.
Vislt Here
Mr.‘ and Mrs. J. B. McGoldrick
of Olympia spent the *weekend
with Mr.‘ and Mrs. I. L. Wilson.
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Dewatto Section
By Mrs. P. W. Nance
Dewatto, Oct. 13.~~A cold north __
wind today, seems to be heralding
the coming of winter.
The huckleberry pickers are stil
going strong. A man who didn‘t
give me his name, said he had
averaged $15.00 per day. Hlsi
biggest day was 637 pounds. »
Mrs. Bert Carney returned last
week from Illinois, where she
spent the summer with her mo-
ther. She was accompanied home
by her mother and sister. I illi-
dersmnd they exPCCt to Spend the seven stately tapers, flanked the!
Wlnter Eere‘ tall baskets of: white chrysan-l
.Captam J- Harden ,mece {ind themums and greens which deco-i
Wife of HOOdSpOI‘t, VlSlted W1th.rated the altar. of the church_
his brothers, Monroe and Wheeler, i Reverend R‘ w. Maulden perfomm
and hls S‘sterv Mrs' George cun'l ed the nuptial service before
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ningham ,last week. At the ml h f th t _
P. W. Nance ranch they pickedi Him ms 0 e lmme 1a 8 fa?“
enough apples to do them for the} The bride
winter. P. W. Nance had a fincl by
apple crop this yea“ I in a white brocaded taffeta gown
, Mrs. Will O’Brien of Port] st - r .
. , , , , yled With a sweetheart neckline,
Orchard ViSited With her Sister, puffed sleeves, and bouffant
Mrs' George Cunningham; last,skirt with velvet applique. Her
week. Ifingertip veil fell in soft foldsx
Mr. and Mrs. Wharton and two from a seed pearl bonnet halo.
Children Spent the Weekend at She carried a white praycrbook
their home near Bellmgham- with a spray of White orchids. A '
Mr. and MrS- Mlnal‘d BabCOCk, strand of pearls, a gift from the
and Mr. and MrS- Douglas Bab‘ groom, complimented her halo.
Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Wright I
1 \Veds Aberdeen Man Saturday 1
The First Methodist Church of
Shelton, lit with soft candlelight,
was a picture of beauty Satur-i
daughter of Mrs. Mary Wrighti
and Alfred L. Brecht, son of Mnl
and Mrs. Alfred Brecht of Aber-
deen. i
Two standards, each holding!
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given in marriage
Everett Reichman, was lovely
000k Spent the weekend at Miss Agnes Wright, the bride’sI
Vaughn. sister, was the maid of honor.
The deer hunters were here
She was gowned in peach taffeta
out similar to the bride’s with. a
sweetheart neckline and bouffant
skirt. She carried an arm bou-
quet of yellow and white chrysan-
themums and wore a band of
flowers in her hair. The candles
were lit by Miss Edith Wright,
the youngest sister of the bride.
Her gown of gold net over taffe--
“en masse” on the 5th and 12th,
and a good many between those
two dates, but very few deer tak-
en this year. A considerablel
grumbling because the bird sea—
son, coming just before deer
season the bird hunters scaredl
the deer all back in the deep
woods. I can’t verify that, but
something has happened to the . . .
deer. For they were in the roads ta, was full skirted. A hairband
of flowers and a wrist Corsage of
Egg qrchard‘s until a few weeks. yellow and white Chrysanthemums
icomletdh
The salmon trawlers are in their Bgst (inangvvaés) Sfildhmif Brecht of
“Seventh Heaven." Salmon are
' _ lAberdeen, brother of the groom.
thilc‘lgnagsr‘fl’rddizfs 133332.521 131231;: ” Mrs‘ D°novan
Palmer accompa‘
I med by Mrs. John Dotson, sang
got ten to twelve fine big salmon
“I Love You Truly.” Mrs. Pal-I
Sundaylthe 12th. mer, who played the ~wedding
Mr. and Mrs. P- VV- Nance at‘ march, played “Because” while.
tended the Belfair Improvement
Club Friday evening, the 10th.
There was a big crowd. Mr. Har-
ry Deyette and Several others
from Shelton attended. The en-
tertainment consisted of a moving,
picture play, news reviews show-i
ing the collapse of the Narrows
Bridge and several other interest-i
ing news features. followed by a
lunch. 'Mr. F- Ritzen aCted, The rooms were decorated with
35‘ Pfefildenfi .m the abseQ-Ce 9"} fall flowers and thebride‘s
table!
.Pinkie Williams, reglflar Pres“: Was centered with bronze chrys—
dent. ' . ,anthemums andta r ‘11
Among the viSItOTS en30ylng‘ the candelabras. . ’ he
gh-izhitefiltirjrtgd'
deer season at Dewatto, are brideigfcake' served by Miss
and, Mrs. Chester Camfimnv. his Alice Brecht}, Sl 'ter of the groom,
sister. Mrs. McKay ,andihusbandv and ,Mrs. There .Baskerville, the
and .Mrs. Cameron S daylight?“ bride’s aunt, .potirérl.A-.Mrs.
Reich-'
Maxme Clark, all T833an ' 0f; m'an‘lwas‘ in change of the
serv' ‘e ‘4
Yakima, but formerly‘ of ‘De-i figFOi. going. aw Ere t‘l
watto. wore a black 'crepewdness ’i‘
l' gold trim and matcfiin iaccess‘r-g
11th And 13th Birthdays Iés. TOrchids formgsz-V Corsage?
Celebrated on Monday After a..shor_t {37%. m9 trip he”
Donny; and gaggle "~Cropper‘ young couplewillgiiake‘their hlfiie
celebrated. their: birthdays. ‘v’vhich iii-Ape“??? Brechhisil
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the candles were lit.
Mrs. Wright, chose a gown of
R.A.F. blue crepe and a gardenia
corsage for her daughter’s mar-I
riage and Mrs. Brecht wore a
pleated teal blue dress and a gar-
denia and rose corsage. .
The reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Reichman, cousins" of the bride.
,empl‘pye . i
Co pally. The). ride graduated
fro ~.'E,i‘l$ Irene'S Reed high school
wi tllje‘class f 1937 and the
*gr, om is a‘ gra uate. of the Aber-
deen! high 'gschool. ‘ '
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resent ' from
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I ars Mrs. B3 C. Combs
The Camp 3 Federated Women‘s
Club met Thursday at the club-
ghall. After a short business ses-
ision, the floor was given to Mrs.
B. C. Combs, district president,
who gave a most interesting re-
port on the state convention held
in Seattle last June.
The meeting adjourned and a
lovely luncheon was served. The
. table was attractively decorated
i in Columbus Day motifs of tiny
,ships and red, white and blue
streamers.
Meeting was again called to or—
der and plans were discussed for
a Hallowe'en party.
Mrs. Ellison «presented yarn pil-
lowtop. patterns for handicraft
work at our next meeting. .
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‘ Hatchery Grange Slates
Annual Booster Night
The Hatchery Grange will haVe
. its annual Booster and Hallowe‘en
party Thursday night, October,‘
116th. All grangers and their
friends are cordially invited. Come
l and enjoy real hospitality. A
lpotluck supper will be served.
, R. W. STRIKE, Master'-
No-Host Dinner Enjoyed ‘
Before Dance Friday
Before attending the d an 0 6
sponsored by the Shelton Dancing,
Club a no-host dinner was enjoy-‘
ed at the Colonial House by Mr-
and Mrs. Roy McConkey, Mr. and
Mrs. John Bennett, Mr. and MI‘S~
| George Cropper, Mr. and Mrs-l
IWilliam McKenzie, Mr. and Mr?-
, Louis Van Arsdale, Miss E1518;
Collins of Seattle, houseguest 0f:
I |Mr. and Mrs. Cropper and JaCk
I Ellis.
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T0 “AD IN The Carnation Club will meet
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Ion Thursday with Mrs. C. C-
l Smith at Sixth and Cedar. for a
ipotluck lunch at noon. The aft--
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PERFORMANCE
ernoon Will be spent sewing for
DESIGNED the Red Cross.
TU EEAD IN
ECONOMY
lLincoln P.-T. A. Plans 3
{Thursday’s Meeting I
l The meeting of the Lincoln Par-
! cut-Teachers Association will be
lheld this Thursday at the Lincoln
Eschool at 3:30 pm. The enter-
l tainment will be by the 4 dens of
cub scouts. George Cropper Isl
i the chairman, F. E. Soule. CUb
imaster and T. D. Deer the 379"
‘ sistant cub master. Each den Will Y
present their own stunt and Max
f r o m
l Olympia, will be the guest Speak”
ler. A display of cub scoutingl
y’handicraft will be on the tea ta'
ible in the tea room. The kinder-
! garten Mothers will serve tea Wlth l
Mrs. Fred Huss and Mrs. Alfred
Killmer, chairmen of the commlt'
tee. The Lincoln P.-T. A. spon-i
sors pack 10 and urges all mo'l
thers of young boys to come mu]
‘scc what ('ub Scouting can do .
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.work at the art exhibit being
. month,
3,, c. Penn.ey.},il$>coélt troop isponsored. by
‘ joyable.
Card Party 15
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PHONE 100
Further Plans Made For
District Federation Meet
One of the speakers of note, at
the eighth semi-annual meeting of
the Mason County Federation of]
day evening for the wedding ofl‘ Women's Clubs, to be held Wed-
Angeles, Calif,, were dinner guests
Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Wright, 1 nesday, October 22 at the Method- of M1:
and Mrs. Roy Greenwood
ist Church starting at 10 a. m.,
will be Mrs. A. M. Young of the
Seattle Art Museum. Lieut
Colonel Paul W. Warren Will be
a featured speaker during the!
afternoon session. Mr. Warren
who will speak on National De-
fense, served overSeas during the
last war in command of a ma-l
chine gun company, was actually!
iii the front line for 120 days.l
Following his retirement from the 1
Army in 1929 for physical dis-
ability he studied employment and
labor problems and spoke on this
subject before a number of em-
ployers associations and labor or-,
ganizations. In 1940 he was call- I
ed to active service. to organize'
the Selective Service System in
this state and is now awaiting
transfer to Washington, D. C. to
become the Assistant Director of
the Reemployment Division of
Selective Service. i
Mrs. E. F. Martin has been
appointed District Chairman of‘
the newly-created department of
National Defense of the General
Federation at Washington, D. C. ,
Chairmanship of three of the thir—
teen departments, Housing, Avia-
tion and Americaization, are to be
announced later by Mrs. Martin.
Mason County artists will have
an opportunity to exhibit their
Thursday,~ November 13,
at the Memorial Hall, which is
being so capably handled by the;
Fine Arts Committee. . l
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sponsored by the Federation nexti
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Bordeaux P.-T. A. Holds
Meeting Last Thursday
The Bordeaux P.—T. A. met on
Thursday afternoon, with the sec-
ond grade giving several num-
bers to start the program. The
president, Mrs. Francis Eacrett,
thanked all the members who
served on various committees,
those who donated refreshments:
and those who attended the teach-
ers' reception on Monday eve-.
ning, so helping make it a suc-!
cess. She then asked for do-i
nations of tea towels for the
school 'lunchroom: Those having
coupons to turn in were asked to
do so, as in a‘this way teaspoons
for the tea service at the school"
aro'being supplied, about four-‘
dozen having ‘been obtained, so
fai.
ship'driv‘e,“which will begin ,Mon-l
day, was asked. It was dec'idedl
to have the Bordeaux Girl Scout,
troop sell tickets for the skating!
party to be‘ Sponsored‘by the
P.-T. A. on the 25th, at the rollerl
Cooperation 'for the member-'1’
U.
,grlnk on Mountain‘View. The pub-
liic» is inVited to attend. It_was
"Voted 'to buy a flag for the Cub
the
A, and also to*'send‘-'its
glefader, Mr. Slim, and his wife, as
Well as Mrs. Eacrett to the Cub
Shout :banquet in Olympia 'on
November 2nd». ‘» I I
Mrs. Lawrence Burrell then
gayea short talk on Mental Hy-
giene. "At the conclusion of the
meeting the cake given by the
Girl Scouts was awarded Mrs]
H. Carlson. The troop raisedi
$3.50 on the.cake sale.
A delightful tea was then serv-
ed withthe second-grade mothers
in charge. There was a large
crowd in attendance for the meet-
ing.
Shelton Ladies Attend
Pioneer Breakfast . '
Daughters of the Pioneers of
Washington gathered last Thurs—
day in .the Methodist Church in
'Tumwater to commemorate
founding of Tumwater bY'Mi'
chael T. Simmons in 1845. with
a 12:30 breakfast. A number of
thq State officers were present.»
Mrs. Mark Wienand, president of
the Olympia Chapter, presided;
overthe breakfast program. At-E
tending from Shelton were Mrs.‘I
Grace Dickey, Mrs. Eve ~Wivell,
Mrs. Maude 'Mell', Mrs. Minnie B.,
Meyers, and Mrs. Warren Earl.l
They all reported the meeting,
very interesting and highly en-l
Slated For Tonight
The Ladies othhe Moose Will'
hold another of their series of
card parties in the Moose Hall1
this. evening. Bridge and 500 will
be in play starting at o‘clock.
Moose Ladies Report
Turkey Dinner: SucoeSS
The turkey dinner sponsored by
the» Ladies of the Moose last
Thursday was successful accord-
mg to all reports. The ladies
served over 150 persons. Mrs.
Nettie Bedell, chairman of the
dlflner. Wishes to thank her com- .
mittee, Mrs. James Lynn and
Mrs. Mabel Hall, their assistants.‘
the hlgh school girls, who served2
and the general public for theirg
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assistance and support, which
made the dinner so successful.
Lutheran Ladies Will
Sow For Red Cross I
The Lutheran-uLadies Will sew}
for the Red Cross at the home of I
MI'S- James Needham at 13th and i
Bayvlew on Angleside on Thurs-l
day. October 16th. All Lutherani
ladies are‘lurged to be in attend-1
ance, starting at 10 a.m. A pot-g
luck dinner will be served with.;
coff‘ie' cream. sugar and- desserti
furnished. -
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Mr. And Mrs. Kreienbaum !
Entertain Dinner Club ~ 3
.Mr. and Mrs. C. Kreienbaum
entertained at Rau’s for their
Dinner Club Saturday evening,‘
followmg which bridge was en-,
Joyed at their home by Mr- andi
Mrs. Roy McConkey, Mr. and
Mrs. Merritt 'Kaphingst' and M1"-
and Mrs. William McKenzie I
V RebekahDistrict Meet a i v»
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.Aotivottes Will
1st Aid'Course
Due At Kamilche
Kamilche, Oct. 13,—Progress
Grange met Thursday evening
With a good attendance. The
members decided to take the First
Aid training course and everyone
in this vicinity is invited to joint
the classes. The first meeting.
will be this Wednesday evening,l
October 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Toni of Los
Thursday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mura of Su-
mas, Wash., were houseguests of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carr the
past week.
Miss Kay Lee of Seattle
visiting Mrs. C. K. Craddick.
Lake spent the past week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ellis.
Mrs. Blossom Carico visited her
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
James Cortesi, in Puyallup Fri-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cothary and
family were Sunday guests
Mrs. Margaret Cothary.
Fred Atkinson and John Thom-
pset, English marines from the
“Warspite,”
repairs, were overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boice Wed-
nesday.
of
Garden City and Jimmy Miller of
Seattle were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Nelson and I
Miss Alta Nelson.
Bert Rau attended the U.S.D.A.
Defense Board meeting held in
LongVieW WeaneSday and Thurs-f mics Club will, meet on Wedncs—'
day.
Kent-Tact wedding
Performed Saturday
Saturday evening in the Baptist
parsonage,
lock repeated her marriage vows
to Laurence Kent of Sheltono
The ceremony was solemnized
by Reverend J. O. Bovee. Miss
Virginia Glenn, uniece of . the.
groomand Johnnie Tack- of rHo<
quiam, brother of the bride, were
the witnesses. Both the bride
and Miss Glenn wore military
blue gowns with gardenias form-
ing, Mrs. Kent’s Corsage and roses
Miss Glenn’s.
Mr. Kent is a graduate of the
Shelton high school with the class
of 1925 and was a prominent foot-
ball, baseball and basketball star.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Robbins of
McCleary, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Glenn and daughter Helen Jeanne,
who was home for the weekend
from St. Mary’s Academy, attend-
ed the wedding. Following a wed-
ding trip-to Seattle for a 9-week},
the new home will be made at 821
Railroad. ‘ ~ I .
Large Group Attehd- ‘ . .» .l I
,Over ZOO‘ladies were in‘Sheltoh!
last, Friday to attend the. 80th?
semi-annual. Rebekah District .No..
meeting, held in ethe~,.Lincoln1
gym with the Shelton Ruby Rel-g
bekahLodge No. 75 the; hostesses:
for the affair, which was attended"
by a number of grand officers- , l
‘Election and installation of'.of-§
ficers were the main eventsin thei
afternoon with Mrs.‘;_Maude But-_
choc, No., .89, elected presidenm‘
Mrs. Winnifred Heart, No. 296,;
vice-president; . ’Mrs, Edna New-E
man, No, 282, secretary, and Mrs;
Thelma Huff, No. 241,. treasurer.j
Mrs._ Elmer White of the Shelton?
llodge was appointed marshall and.
Mrs. Nita ’Gunstone of, Olympia,‘
is conductor. . i
Friday evening the Ruby Re-
bekahs will journey to Elma. All
those planning on attending are
requested to call Mrs. Mel Dob~
son. The bus will leave at 7
o’clock. "
Returns Home
Mrs. Nettie Hodge returned to
Shelton on' Saturday following a
fourteen-day trip to Los Angeles
with her son Amos Hilton
Seattle.
Jose at the home of Mr. Hilton's
daughter and in Los Ang‘ele‘s at
’the home of Mrs. Hodge's cousin.
Meot~Wednesday
"The Activettes will meet on
Wednesday, October 15 with Mrs.
iGene Hanson for a 6:30 supp-erg
Auxiliary Girls Hold
InstallationiOf Officers
Last .Saturday theilélunior Aux;
iliary of the ‘American‘ Legion
met at the Memorial Hall for
installation of officers. The Cf-
ficers installed- were Patricia
Case, president; Jane Clothier.
vice—president; Florence Fenti—
man, secretary; Nadine Lauber,
historian; Jo Ann Rucker, chap-
lin; Jane Clothier, sergeant at
arms; Jane- ~McKay, treasurer;
Marjorie Ann Valley, past presi-
dent; Jane McKay, drill master;
Nadine Lauber,» publicity chair-
man; Marjorie Ann Valley, sym-
pathy chairman; Yvoxine Soule and
Iris Sullivan, color bearers. Mrs.
Sherman Soule is the new ad-
visor. Wednesday the girls will
go to the courthouse to sort out
magazines for the boys in the
Army, who are under quarantine
in-Alaska. ' ‘
Friendship Club
Holds Meetingv
The Friendship Club met last
Wednesday with Mrs. Joe Hill,
with 11 members present. Sew-
ing and visiting were the after-
noon diversions. Refreshments
were served. The next meeting
‘on Wednesday, October 22nd.
Mrs. Fred Hickson
Entertains Club-
Mrs.» Fred Hickson entertained
the members 'of her bridg‘e club
last Thursday with a 1» o’clock
dessert luncheon and two tables
of cards. Mrs. W. F. McCann
and Mrs. Charles Hurst won hon-
ors and Mrs. JeSse' Barrett was
the guest "of the .club;
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Wish For I“!
‘will be at the Community Hall
Ia primary conference of the Lat-,
is
Mr. R. D. Webber of Summit
now at Bremerton for I“)me
. to her home at Camp 5 last week-
r h. --
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Claflin of end from the home 0 er mo
Mary Tack of Mat-l
' The Women’s Circles of
of
They visited v in San ‘
. K ., her
Munro “Sim.
Juveniles 0f Degree i‘v’isiiing Daughtffl'
Hold Saturday Meet , W. W. Whitmlre
The Juveniles of the Degree of: arrived Friday to
Honor met last Saturday for a daughter, Mrs. J-
regular meeting after which they . family.
attended the Popeye show. A;
Hallowe’en party has been plan—l
ned for Saturday, October 25 tog
start at 1 o'clock. There will be:
games aild refreshments.
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Attend Conference I, 3
Mrs. A. L. Ferwerda atteiidedl
ter Day Saints in Seattle last'
week. Mrs. Fedwerda was the,
music supervisor at the confer-I
once which was conducted by rep-
resentatives from Salt Lake City,
who gave instruction in muslcl
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and classes. i
70 Relieve
Misery of
Visit At Yule Home
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morheart of
Agawan, (Montana, visited at the,
I. V. Yule home recently. They‘
were former neighbors. Mr. and
Mrs. John Troutman of Olympia;
accompanied them to Shelton. I
Released From Hospital
Mrs. James Harrison was rc-,
leased to her home today from
the Shelton General Hospital“
Where she has been convalescing
following an operation. I
Home I
Mrs. C. N. Sundsten returnch
ther, Mrs. Ole Johnson, where;
she had been convalescing for the
past week.
Skokomish Economics Club }
Will Meet On Wednesday I
The Skokomish Home Econo-,
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,a'J .'
Thursde
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day with Mrs. Oliva Hunter forI Two FE -"
a regular meeting at_1 o’clock.
Seattlei-tes Visit. Here '. r ..
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gallaher
of Seattle spent the weekend from
Friday evening to Sunday night”
with and Mrs. Vernon David-VI
son. r. , :
Baptist Women’s Circles 1
Will Meet On Wednesday ,
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Baptist Church will meet on Wed—
nesday at 1 o’clock in the church,
parlors for a business meeting.
All ladies are urged to comel
promptly at 1 o’clock. DelegatesI
from the association meeting at:
Puyallup will give reports.
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Rainbow Mothers
Will Meet October 2]
The Rainbow Mothers will meet;
with Mrs. Glenn Landers on,
Tuesday, October 21 at 2 o’clock;
for a regular business meeting'
and will sew for the Red Cross.
lAll Rainbow Girls Mothers are;
.11:ng :. attend . this meeting
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Mr. C. Lewis left on Sunday;
for his home in Medford, Ore-l
gon, after spending two weeks in;
Sheltdii‘l‘qvisitlng his fdaughterd
Mary .Ja‘neg'iwho is cOnfined to-
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