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the Sam’s sailors can always 1 Lake isabella Club l.._.._ Methodist
Circles Hold 1 , ' I In practically all the large The modern battleship
of the
' of receivino‘ their full1 Holds li’lonthlv Elect 5’: ‘:°
Meetin s 0n W’ednesda ' lports of the United States, Navy U. S.
Navy compares in size
" et r ‘t 'b 1 “ ‘ 1‘ 9‘ g I ‘YMCi' th‘ d t‘ d
lt tth W'ldf
. 1 n 0. v] amms an ca 01-. ; VHS. Vera H ,nt._ Am 87 y 15.. S L m‘~— 1
v .1 _‘ 1 serve as e iiea quar ers an comp e encss o e a or
. 95115 are rationed in terms? . U mg .n m.“ l“ A Circle No. 1 of the
Methodist' Busy NOW After (flange Head E 01‘ ‘for Uncle Sam's
sailors while they Astoriafiotel: Set it upright and
rsday V values as We” as in terms 1 delimous planned pmluck din-1
“‘m Church met with Mrs. Dave LO“l a lare on leave. YMCA’s not only
its bow Would top the tallest
ars and cents. They are1ner to the Lake Isabella Club meg can?” Am Fetal
lggn, Mrs_ Hugh Hamilton Hui providelodging, but also libraries,
Skyscraper in Chicago, Philadel-
’Mrs ,btedly the best fed sailors ‘111 at than. Thanksgiving m eeting-
; With Shaw” And Party ‘ Vlewed the second chapter of, _r H -
1gvmiias1ums, card rooms and, in phia, Pittsburgh, Cincmnati, De-
eet on; r1d_ On (1116 smg‘le battie— “reamesdayat Maple Beach. Mrs“
Miss Betty Latzd and Bud TOZ_ 1 “Faith Is The Answer," and Mrs, BY
Mm Gladvg Irvin , Skbkomish Vane“ N0“ 2637 1maiiy cases, sw1mm1ng
pools. trmt or Balt1more !
Lt 2 p it costs $1:15.000 year tOIEsther Boice and Mrs. Corafin for a
\ngdjng Logan led the devotlons. Those j “ 9" 1mm Keevel. was
(sealed the nm.,1‘“‘ ‘ "*‘W “ 'M '0" -~
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“ lCl party honoring Miss . Present Included MYS- Clande L0“
Beha’r' N0“ “3mi lens“ 1 master of Skokomish Grange for
. .. .1 a . ,\ .. 1 ‘ ' ' r l’ «1 . . .
_ . w group of games for tnc attei 112:0“, and Percy lanox at ’, gem!
Mrs: Cla‘re Hammond’ M’S' £0.11"? had no “Saws ‘mm Bel
11942 at the recent annual ballot,
Fran, ,m MS 1Lantz “7153, Mrs. E, B, Suttony..a1r lS becauso your
correspondg .t .11 T . .. .n. , M ,_
l...L‘, cv .. i 1 s . M. H M, J C H , t hag been in W.th th fl qd , Wl h
B. ayloi as ox crseei, . at ‘
Iinox \Vin be mar_ I .IS. arm 011, IS. 06 JR; am . Cll i l. l . e ...U 3.1
i tin Smith as Stexvard- I<0p_ .
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mlflgw m Olympla_ and Mrs. Frank Dev1lon. 1 was in th\ Biemerton
13...Jz1.t€:;pel.man as assistant steward, Eur;
. ts were arranged on Circle No. of Ang‘ieside met ' H952“?! flvf
days’ bu} here wellna Fourre as lady assistant stew--
ti tie find on the larger With MI'S. M61 Saeger, VVlth eight ‘
aletf’ga‘ln‘ lunch better and backf az'd‘ Liar-y Skerbini as
secretaryd
" a cake inscribed "Con- 1 members and one guest present. Ion“
file Job' and Alice Taylor as treasurer.
.0715 Violet and Pep.” Mrs. Oliver Constable, chairman= . 4‘4?- and Mrs
.Howard .Rose and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. We1ch had1
attending: were Mr. andl of the program, gave a Very ‘in- mmlly moved
Into the” new' as dinner guests Thanksgiving,
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. .121}; Lntzol, Mr. and Mrs. 1 teresting travelogue of her trip , hofne
Pat Bgfalr "gattlll‘layy {mm 1 Mr. and Mrs_ LEROY Nelson from! S
{0 Wall". Mr. and Mrs. John to Australia. Dainty refreshmentsg near
0” rehal 1 he” fmmer Shelton and L_ D. Beck from Kan}-
,; 1 with pie and coffee being served.
:at the close. Mrs. Gene Tucl'
" , and her mother of Anacortes were,
‘guests of the club. Mrs. Bill
Downie won the penny drill and
will be hostess at'thc next hect—
ing on December 10 when the“
Christmas quilt will be tied for a‘
needy family.
and lo.
5‘ Mother Hubbard went
the cupboard to get out
_e things for tea. For
re she switched to Vitality
- a popular hostess is
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.er and family, Mr. and Mrs. . were served by the hostess. 211°”)?-
Welmmer‘to Belfauj' jlche,
l ‘A‘ilsoii. M’iss Jean Charl-- Circle No.3 met with Mrs. Rob—1 MT-
and MI‘S- “19” Harrlsv Mr-i Beanie Mackey who is emp1oy_1
iid W; lter Tharlson, Mr. and ert C. Johnson for a dessert lunch- and
Mrs' Alfrfd Emmert an d1 ed in Seattle at Boeing, spent 1
Everett' F.11rrc, Mr. and 1 con. Discussion of the W0 rk 1 MI"
a“d: Mrsj hen“th A1119“ and ' the weekend with his parents, Mr. 1
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.. Tozicr. Mr. and Mrs. Ver111 of the Wilkinson Communityf 30“ Dean
of,01ymplav 3‘ Went1 and Mrs. Art Mackey. For The DIStlnCtlve
ion and Margaret. Pat Sheedy,1 House and the business meeting} t9 Seattle
Sfimqay t9 Celebratel Miss Peggy Wilson of Port— ("ft
and Mrs. B. Riley, Mr. and: was followed by a social hour. ltnelr
Fhahksgwmg w‘th MI" and land spent Monday and Tuesday, J1 _~
Flowers and Gifts
Dr. M. C. Melcum
Announces the Removal of His Office , . V’dlciewrzfanzue.‘ 1:111 8111;!
éVIFS- EACi‘rnglf No. Mmet vgwithRMrs 3 233m?“ BabCOCk and mom” in
. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tay-l FLOWERS that are CORRECT
_J. Shel‘CV. .. r. ano Irs. . .im-i . isiers. rs. . owe e." ' ,
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to the “7"“31 Mrs- B- LCD and MP5. 1 the devotions. It was decided
Mr' and Mrs" George Malvml Mr. and Mrs. Nels Sundun have, for ALL
OCCASIONS
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‘Nlnir. to adopt a Chinese orphan andihad Thanksgivmg dinner With
«completed their new home and:
1 the afternoon was Spent sewing 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dooley at the Fcrn— 1
moved in. LET US HELP you wn-H
' . '1 ' Uromalii- Reading Slated 1‘ for the Red Cross.
Present Werei ery‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yenne of" YOUR SELECT'ONS
Shulk Bulidlng The l’fiws‘i<:,zhamay Camp Fire 3 Mrs. Bertie
McKinney, Mrs.Rowe, l t in: 33d Mrs‘ 1:915 J9hnsont.‘in' Yelm
visited Friday at the VV.j '
12a R3111.qu Avmue .Cfirlr oi' 1"“ion. are rapidly com- l Mrs.
Rose Pittenger, Mrs. A. L.1 9’ am? a mm” H 0f, lela Wes C, Taylor home
' Phone 432 — 313 Railroad
L h lJEet' .9 lilans for the tea on Nov- Butler, MrS. Ed Elliott. Mrs.
Ed " ar‘d f“??de on Thanksglvmg Day Mr. and Mrs. 'JaCk TaVlOY
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mum- u: at um) pm, at which Whaley, Mrs. W. M.,Elliott and ,’ 311$?de
Gargg‘ff . d daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J." c. Tay—
lliov will pres .nt Mrs. Jean Todd 1 Mrs. McCreary, a visitor. 1, 1*?
‘uc-V 0‘: er entermme. 1101' of Minerva Park motored to,
Frodwon 1'11 dramatic reading ofl —— 4’19! E’rms'
daughtersi and then“
Elamilies for Thanksgiving. ‘Roseburg' oregon during the 4'
’Girl Scout Leaders 1 “S i ,‘ day vacation. Stops were made
’ M‘ P te Bhn‘letson and Mrs'{at Portland and Salem to visit
lfnier Miller’s stirring “White
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{fi‘fflirv whmh will be held {Plan M‘mday Party E(Shorten Melvin were
callers Tues—
» _ , The Girl Scout leaders h ava . (1.1-7 at the Irvin home
relatives'
n. , of iv' _ A,- v 1 ~‘ ' g ' ~A——~~~~-~e——
bah/vii“ rage 1 slated a party on MondaY. Dec-1 John Moore and son John
Jr., GET A TRAVELERS acmdenh
p1,“ 1.0 “(mm to , ember 1 at the home of. Mrs. ; and daughters, Mary
and Barbara ticket for every trip 25C De,
all. th . \Zxfimi't'hy. (Jame, ‘L. 0- Burrell, at o’clock in
the1made a trip to Portland, Oregon, day Rates 15wel~ (m longer
ii .. s I , A 4, . . . < l ' P)
“1H 9,3,, being. mm this evening. lSunday. periods. Sec Herb Angle NOW!
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members of” t h e 1
\‘x'mnl‘mfs Club will .
"“ifi. lYl‘ilQV'l
l‘...s. Stark will. ”
hour, assisted
and Camp Fire
.. Herbert Dickin-é
dent of the VVomen’s
' sponsor, and Mrs.
. club member and
my years of Mrs.
' A. at the tea
1240 CLUB
Jo Needham, Western
«rzsl‘on College 01‘ Education
inrioe Needham, University
. ..i11gton, spent the week-
w1l‘1 their parents, Mr, and,
. l‘ilzturice Needham.
adio FROM
m silumll
,adcast V l BY
Eli's. olimr Morris
Ir. Honored \Vcdnesday ‘ ‘
Mrs. Roy Poacher and Mrs.‘v__ ‘- ‘
0 er an am e Moria. a u. es In
the latter’s home on Wednesdayh .
for a shower given in honor of1 ' . i 1
Furniture E! N o Increas E C l T Y '
Mrs. Oliver Morris. The h o u s e 5
was cleverly decorated with a line
of diapers, which the ladies hem-
med during the afternoon. Re-
freshments were serVed from the
buffet. centered with white Chrys-
anthennims flanked with pale
BROUGHT TO SHELTON BY:
cConkey Pharmacy F. E. Bechwith
4th 8: Railroad 129 Railroad
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. pink. candles. Those present were, , ' 6‘
Iressler’s Ice Cream Store Mm Rm. Whammy, Mrs Earl 1' 311;. {n .
127 Cot‘a v, Hallonouist, Mrs. Everett Reich-1 ' '1'
, mann. Mrs. Robert McG-ough, Mrs. 1“ ‘. 1’
John Rohirson. A. A. Lind-1'
rotli Eugene Burgoyne, Mrs. 3‘
P . ampton, Mrs. Kenneth:
P ‘lllCll‘JTd, and Mrs. Orval Ander— H; .
son. 1
1240 Club is for Shelton talent and will broadcast
feach day at 12:00 noon, from the stage of Shelton’s
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' “Ashen-£1: bottom . ,
4.
. ,irauAMoUNT“THEATRE”.
" If you have talent and would like to appear ON THE
AIR, an audition will be given for you from 4:00 p. m.
I. to 6:00 p.m, tomorrow (Friday, NOV. 28) at the Para—
‘ 'IMOnt Theatre.
‘ Shelton Beauty
Project Outlined ._
At Port Angelesgflf
Members of the Shelton Gar—K3?
1 den Club’s Railroad Avenue beau- l "
til ation project committee ap-l"
peered ilrefore the Port Angelesjs ;
Chamber of Commerce last weeki "‘-
to give the peninsula city's cham-l
her civic improvement committee '
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HEAR SHELTON’S OWN
1240 CLUB
12:00 to 12:15 P. M.
' ‘ $89.50
You would expect to pay much more for
this massive Davenport and Chair. Made
by B l L T W E L L, you are assured «the
finest in upholstery, quality construct-ion
and comfort. ‘
Your choice of colors — exactly as pictured
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an outline of how the beautifica-l
tion 1311' t was carried out here. i
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The Fort Angeleri chamber is
; attempting; to plan and put
Ithrough a major civic improve-
ment at Port Ang‘eles. Mrs.
George Cropper, president of the; '
Shelton Garden Club during the l_
Beginning Monday, December 1
GY
1240 On Your Dial
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time the project was carried out,
11181'0, Mrs. F... W. Burley, presenti
president and chairman of the;"
1' ; beautification project committee, 3
, smd Mrs. Guy Hutchinson, Mrs:w
iFiorence-Frisken and Mrs. J.
Anglo, members of the committee, .
«,4; 1modc the trip to Port Angeles. l
f Following the Chamber meeting 1
l the Shelton ladies attended thel
Port Angeles Garden Club's reg-I
ular meeting. . , '..,
“"71 My"
Beautiful I. E. 8.
runner 1.111111a
7-WAY LEGHT. Three
degrees with reflector.
Three candle lights and I
handy night light in
base. Choice of Ivory or
Bronze. Attractive pleated shade. An
ideal Christmas Gif". While they last!!
I was
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3.95 295
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“An Outstandan Value in a
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Matched Orlentnl Wood and
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“We have on display a Complete ' '
Assortment of LANE Chests—Walt Q’ i v
nuts. maples, mahoganys, blondes
loo." ' D
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Other Models $19.75 to $42-50 "%.
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“Fine Furniture for-the Home? ‘ . .
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