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lltl. Sill”! TONJ‘ilx’lgON COUNTY JOURNAL t Page Three
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.RS 1 G0 Well With Simple Dress :llrs. Kent s Home 5N8“ 3‘3“ng Time
F01 Shelter Shields
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0... . . S H _ ,: Canal Womens Meets, H . P 1,, l .
ts )0 b cene 0- l dy , . . i arstlne uni .s i In Seattle J all
‘omldencc . The Hool Canal Woman's Clubl + i
n. 1:1 - r. l 3 », .’ .,
thy. pe I. meeting Thursday. \Vlll. open ut‘: “ thhel I §~ i.
i game EC” , 110:30 m the morning instead of. _~_
,0 your MAXINE BRIGGS, Society tor . . 11 O'clock. as will following
meet-' 3' Della Goetscli
after phone 274J U . By glrs' g?“ Moans t d tings until further
notice. becauscl naught), Island, Dec_ 31 No
d dew V ' w- lin Ali—lifelr’icanec'Beau't Frosesecoiivinlm
added featu.res to the pm‘ longer Will Hal‘Stlne'S hlgll SChOOl
llogra ,' ‘ New Year’s Dance :Micg putnam Engaged {f m her 'own
argen an’dg Gin, ‘g‘rams- Mrs- Mllflred Slumerv the istudents be
obliged to stand in
,5 wel '15 Very s ‘ .m p well known artist, Will give a;the 0 en
while at 9‘ th
Mass“! T0 Al‘no'd Stellgel‘ retta the lovel home of Mrs . l p “
lmb ‘01 0
many 3‘ ‘ The Ski club New Year's Eve. 1;? ,’K t ., all .f t
tth' talk 0n.five or so: of the fmestiferry after being discharged from
ssed hi. >1 ~ anee for the members and them. When .guesm gather“
Thurs' i G” en wa" 6 Pet cc Eel-l artmts 1" SCUlptormg and
Paint‘lthe school bus which serves the
h pleas fiends held Sunday “Chin. at the day evenmg' December 28'
at the! " fall-a double. event. 1.“ the O willy ing, next Thursday
in the mOI‘ll- {Agate—Pickering district, for there
local emorial Hall was a very'guccess- ‘ home Of Mr?" Helen
Rowe to greet' Whul °.f social actwny’ when 8 ing- Ill the
afternoon. MI‘S- Grace ,is now a comfortable waiting std—l
citing th H affair. The tables were deco. l 3’ former fnen‘l’
M.r5.'.Mema ROW rentertamed 9‘ group,“ fnends at Bani member 05 the
Ohm. Will‘tion for the use of these and CtllC—‘I'i
receive .ahed with blue are I . d =HaSk1nS, who is ViSitlng here this ,a
merry New Years Eve party. talk of Madame Curie and M,.£._ patrons of the
ferry ‘
the mai ldnight there dme’s' an at,week from Bellingham, they found
'watching the Old Year Out and peterson of Grapevjew' of otherI The
housffi which was used as a;
re. howeh There wig: f: bf‘moog’; the party had double significance.
lthe New, Y-ear In. Cards madelwomen in sciences. [freight Shed on the dock
at Jan!
phed Pl nome‘makm‘s for all. Mrsvolrl‘abaririlis‘ The prize at the
concluSion Of a Who passmg 0f the Old, and the — lrell's Cove for
several years, untilf
ie in pa; Rodgers Was general h" d game was a heart and ring at”
adyent of the .new ygal 3' most 'the wharf was condemned
recent-1’
. . ~ ewag . - cc ‘urman .an ‘t h d with a rinted announce- enjoyable
occaswn, while the same 0 l ' V, h. ,,
lentionin assisted by Everett Remh- a0 6 P , wou were nest“ at an
elabofiate .ly, has been put 0.. slxluS ant .
,arance I . firesident of the Ski club; , Elfin: 2f ghli
origagémesnfieggnMiiigl 3 ram“: partg Mohday evening: at inhale?
intoloogition nidthetmaln-r
.hs ago. . mp on, Bob Pollick, Oliverl e m “a .' l , h. . 6 Re
____,_ V an erry an ing, an se in a
v two
Lutogra muitan made up the decoration Miss .ai eléeth evle‘aile,e fe
:23: for this lovely holiday feast thé of the nebular Dead End Kids.
'I'lans \Viltll’lg‘ to 1use the feiiy._
oy Sing 1 ee and Mrs, Albripht and Perv reFelve e p l 0 r ' . {are
united with their traditional: Paul omitu die the hauling Job,
61‘ l 'anht ' mg thls to the Other guests' At I'm“ Of
1940‘ ML Kent' Who! " i th “L'ttl T h G n" land a
crew made up of Ed Wilson,
a g l‘efr were m charge Ofleach- lace at the lunch table was. illes been
COHflned in a Tacoma .“va 5'. e , 1 oug . 11‘” EJ J J i d H ~ G1
1‘ ut
and tr eShments. ; p . l . h in Universals new dramatic com- - -
011"» Jll all Ill-30 350 P
him ' x. .a heart Shaped Place card lelllng hosp‘tal fo'
treatment Of xls feet' id no. 11 A M .m h- h in the day Thursday
leveling upl
mailer :- Clark And of the bethrothal. Miss Putnam ,was able to come and
enjoy the Y: {73' d “a. esienlf’fi'». GIWIIC the foundation
laying a “0052mm
worse 5. *meeondn Graham Enteltain will be a spring bride. l dinner at home
withtthem. Oltlherslgggésre e ne~ 3y 0 9 13mm building son's in the
building’l
vhen R: hleegycfrvening. Jack Clark and‘ The bride-elect is the daughter
lzfiflwgrsonée Described . as entertainment .VthCh measures
aPPl‘CIXlrflathYi
here Egressiviharh entertained with of Mrs. Ellen Putnam. She. has
340C”; of ,r'acon'la; Mr. ‘and which blends laughter. actihh
amlleightby twcl‘vo Material Lori
wrot . 0 th party. From 7.30 i at ten ded Metropolitan Busmess ,TII S
Miller f Pacific Beach_ suspense_ the Story deals wnh the lfloo, and seats
we... gained by out i
n a. v k egroup met at the home;ColIege in Seattle, and is now‘ V. B
fold 01 _ _M, adventures of a band of Streetltmg down. the 3120 of the
House'i
use”; , l entclark for games and re- working in the license department;
ll'I'l” fi'mG' ReuL‘e ,fhoxgrgg’na' P; kids who
go to work as messengepiThe building needs to have the,
sciatlf f “:0 adjiufnrg itlftetil'1 9:30 til}: at the Stated szpit?
l(t31yli;ll.)i231:il Pea'ch. 'Mr‘ and M38 'w bovs ind make
good in' spite of 1‘00: relfiaired,t and 123 .COUPle Ft):
r 0 e ome 0 She is a gra ua. e 0 e on 1g ‘ ’ ' ' ‘
themselves, Featured in the su -,coa s 0 pain wou improve 1
'7' "like tahthle Graham for the ; school and in a past.
Worthy Ad-l :F'ffttléflgpog‘npffi- MrTCéolég’fga‘fK porting
cast are Roboiit Am}:— 1appearance. It is an improvement
' ghrefreShments mm more vigor of the Rainbow Girls in :‘Im' A
1(‘1’ angley' .3? Carl'Dick Strong, Marv Cmqislc; Anne Nagell
which was greatly needed, and
OYSe present. included Shelton and has many friends l0?sUn?oneI-80n’
ympl ’ Jot-y, Larrv Crabbe and will furnish Inuch protection and:
issy M135?" $4133 June J01“ hel'e- H .' m b, m f th N w the
veteran Swedish comic, El lCOHlfOE‘t t0 fOOt'Passigg’el'S.
651700-
. IS oss Miss Iris . .- -olloring c 1r 0 e e . 'iallv in stormy wen
.er.
. v A nold Sten ex is the son of Mr. , , Biendel. , . ,
Mfiblefiloria and Miss . anders. u. stenger of Bell-_ “from:
1940.'Mr. and Mrs. AI Logical not i In a large share of Harstme
' .’ Bl“ Andersonv in 1mm and is now employed at 'l‘ll
Cllterlamed members 9f 0 ,, .,,_[honld*‘. CthStlnlS was observed
118011, B,“ Stevenson Dale 8. r , Bnthdav Group at dehghuul Armstron- is
the kmle in. 1 ,th family mummy), and Sppmu,
land; Ben Sopei- Allan'John- the post Office Of that my' lNew
Year’s Eve party Sunday age" Of a telegraph compq‘w WM
Vlv'lnu-q n the All”‘ii§t Carlson
and the hostess and host 1' Mrs' Hawkins and Mrs' Bowel evening
. Offers the boys jObs so that onq'lim (2 ‘werca Mr alidhlvlrs Robert
. . . .
.‘ecuGralmm and Jack Clark re: Ewere joint hostesses. at the affair. ‘
[of their number. Halop. may os- flfloéi‘hmww ((‘u-thflrmo Céiylsm
my mac, mystery. Shlrley‘ Posey, 2].-
'V uely' Guests 01 the affmr were Jean imith the smart woman pre-
3' Mrs. Carl Morris 937.“? ginng to reform “Chm”- Bf‘l' {we
hm. ‘mmria 9 last summer) year'Old'LOUlSlana gll‘l. demon-
‘3‘r An “Mccaml’ Earlene Cleveland’ Mal" Whether her budget
IS fienemtllf tor 1 be Coiled to suit her mood lliiionyDcc 31 Holiday
deco- 1‘ 18 MISS Negel as the Dmitv mil _ A,“ “a”. it. .,. 1 Mr.
1,. Smites accepted movxe hitch-
' ' ss acan . - . - -~- ,, ' _,, i ,z. i: 'i...}'. ..
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Am nggmiqge°‘mc°mp‘e lE11335?rsvfigiglanvalimnmg' Tell:
iailgpdfeszvelliglltt isreof golden taupe wool with dark brown rations of
spicy green, lent 3 lohve-i ghfgg Eggzeiggelgplde 21 :ij winger, “,l the
ishmd and 05k irlleglgrggéier‘mtllgatoxogf h}:
' v “1 J. , . i ’ _ . _. , , w‘ . ' 'l I, n n, . v '
acgonilt’l-ej;_ Dr, and Mrs gar” E‘e 'Bettie Johnson, Dorothy
Schmidt, leather buttons, pleated skirt and plain neckline. It plowdes a
pal llyicharm t0 the §C<§18101m w fin:..Little Tough Giyhn who don
‘C.l “lithiuaac (:TrlSO‘ll, two oft1 the country. She wound up in
Seat_
n 63- COmpte '. eorgel A~ Le'i - ' 1 nd accessories. The
necklace at left -Mi. and Mrs. Fran aw ey, w 0. . sons in we fanny wno were
onie ,. g
I Ev , entertained New Year’s ,and the honored guest Adeline feet
background for JeWeS a , , . k1 ce it are Spending the winter at
the’brass buttoned lll’llfllV'mS and wash P Um “HIM” , Rude iq
employ“ tle With 50 cents and took a
V incla with a party. Those present lpumam' "onld give the dress
.a more fe.suve an" A beam bib. nee a ' luttmcfive Shake Cabin
Remrt (their faces alonl-zr with the Dead ‘,,W‘,‘HF “3MP "Wd
M‘m Mbwt, taxi to jail to get a meal and
Da {Med her mother Mrs H , ‘5 teame‘i Wlth matcmng bracelet and
earrings' _ l imp host and hostess at a roastlEnders indude Han-V
Cheaterv Wil' laté‘llit. 1f,.','m p553}; fieééfi
who' place to sleep. Police are help-
.ter Visivtli?l of Seattle who has been {Mftfnfifi‘ff And ' v——
lamb dinner with all ‘the “fixingsfl’lnam .BenediCtv DaVid Gorcey
and .Spgfilth(~fll':,.mtl;m... at' the C Effigy- i'ng her
find a job.
Miss gegwre for several weeks;T ea L ls ors B h d Lake Isabella Club ‘ R
at 1 o’clock on New Year's Di’iy.,Ha1‘l‘1S Berger. “mun home,
were 313,, guests atl
Mm Ge rgia Valentine, Mr. and; Mr. and Mrs. . rown a Holds Christmas Party
Queen 0 OSQS Assembled around the festive} Contrasting With prevmus roles
Lthe August (311.180,, place Christ- ,
c. H. large Drake, Mr, and Mrs, res Christmas. dmner guesml Mg“ The
ladies of the Lake Isabella .board were a merry group. The the boys are
Show“ Working and mos Ev“. lP'eIllllSllla Tl‘lbes
. A- Windsemnbaum' Mr. and Mrs. land mrs' Tusun Btglownf all? (tang
' 0111b met With Helen Keysel‘ f0" ‘hcsteso had provided
unique place fightingr on the side of the law. The Hitchcock families met
at,
RTY no... of .52 a on a A.fRap Enlarged Park
Lec 8 S of Dr. and Mrs. ,geies- and Mr' an “1' as“ ' 18
resent and all enjoyed a love- iNew Year's Resolution, which af— thur
Lubln from a screenplav by - (.hcock for the Christmas Evg
0mlite h le G P Hit
A. McKen'_and Mr: and Mrs. W. inlson and 9°” C ar dy eorgg 1y dinner
and exchange of gifts. {’01-de much merriment as each Arthur T. Horman.
Ken Gold- partv' and gathered for a big farm
8 9.111» the New zée' Movmg Pictures Of from Seattle wednesJay an
Birthday gifts were given “1056‘ tone responded by reading the smith
was associate producer on fly dinner the next my, at the, .Indians of the
western Olym-
,} y M r lgrk pair were shown ;Thursday Mr. and Mrs. .0. Mar; with
birthdays in December and lresolution thereon. Guests at the film. and
Elwood Bredell did John Hitchcock homo. Those h," pic Peninsula met
last Thursday
ochle ‘ sup 1: a e and at a late hour, 3;?
€§6P%fiovfilngfiif;ewer§drpmfi?d Sarah Olund received wedding:
[this lovely dinner party Were: Mr. the photography, the group were the
Paul Hitchcock 3 at LaPush to organize opposmon
N
,Mrs. Wilson returned to Seattle
‘Friday.
Women's Chorus
To Meet Tuesday
Tuesday the Shelton Women’s
gifts from each member of
club. A letter was read from Mrs
Short of Hoodsport by R. Nutt.
Mrs. Edna Johnson read an ar-
Mrs. B, C.
Combs resigned from the club as
ticle on fine arts.
and Mrs. L. D. Hack from Shel-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stark and
son Gene, of the Waterwheel Gro-
cery, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Taylor, who reside on the canal,
nearby. >
A film produced at the reoucst
of thousands of radio fans thru-
out the country, “Meet Doctor
Christian," starring Jean Her-
sholt, comes to the Graham Thea-
tre next Thursday..
-. . s . t to the federal government’s Ian
-fn.mil,' from Ocosta. the Chopin. ‘p
i - ‘ m‘tO extend the Olympic Natlonal
Iat)“eraéhofiohihegfiéicoilkd [agilit- Park With Strip along the
ocean
lies of the island. Mr. and Mrs. land a corridol‘ ill) the Queets Riv-
John Hitchcock and the children,lftbzaiggiélyvfléagl‘t1281111, Queets
.Pauline and Lyle, drove to Taco-, 1” v P l e . accmding
, , _ president and Mrs. Ad_a BaSSetti Not on] famous for his art “Meet
Doctor Christian" 1,, the -ma Thursdav to visit at the home‘to news
[from Aberdeen.
V YOUR .Chqrus Whit-meat, at rtafiait 12:: Win 301: in her place‘.
Mrs' .Luc" and teachi‘zig ability, Orie Nobles first of a new
series of films based of Mrs. Hitchcock’s sister and,! .PegntSdld tile
them.“ are deter‘
‘sgmor or bear 31.5 m. (.31 to weyand was mile Vlce'pres‘dentl of
the attractive and popular on the famous radio serial, “Dr. family, the
Sewells, for a fewéréme 1d otggtiee: tllilrhnihts u.”
,tice. Rem, bout “53 last of the group. Violet Olund won, Olvmpus Manor,
has added a new Christian of River‘s End." It is days while the
children were haw-,thr 0 “.0 f' 19 8 said.
attend as lg IS a1 9 interested the Penny Prize- l lachievement to his long
list of ac- one of the first films to have ing vacation from school. Dr.
and ,9] :xpa’}*ldp 0 f ehpark ,woum
At Lowest cost To You Chime? for anyone es short time The next meeting 0f
the 0111b compliphments, that of a talented transferred a radio character
to Mrs, s. D. Briggs from Portland V10 at: th 121-3 0 {l e Qumeult.
BRING THEM To Us to 301“ as m .15; vfryt sin in in was With Mrs-
EaSte" BO‘Ce 0“ chef and mastery of the culinary the screen
without altering its came to the island Thursday af- Qaeeé-d tOh 4 thll
aYUte tubes
,the Chgnifi W11 €8ghurch§s gone the Olympia highway. wedneSdayvl arty
which was given in a. per- interpretation. In an effort to ternoon to be
company for the 3 en 6 e mée mg?
GORDON °s,,,,,,:y,°°%~,,e gpmg’ con- and a I’Otluck “memo” was
Served i‘ect demonstration of his ability insure true characterization of
w. A. Hitchcock family while the, Buyerfimeets seller in the Jour
’S SHELTON
RMACY
cert will be announced soon, too.
' PHA
l Attend Annual New
at noon. Each member took
hostess gift for Mrs. Keyser and
Mrs, Boice. Mildred Schott has
3' l
along these lines when he enter;
{mined a few city bachelor friends
lat a turkey dinner on the Yule-
the starring portrayal. several sit-
uations were adapted from Her-
sholt’s radio scripts. Hence, the
John Hitchcoeks were away. [mil Classifieds-
The George Carlsons entertain-g
ed at. Christmas dinner a group
plus tax !Y ,5 Dance In 01 is, joined the club as a new member. lttde
holiday, preparing and‘ cook-,theatregoer ‘will view the real of
sixteen relatives on IvIrs, Carin
__'/ eggverai 10cm peg?! ate ed Miss Jean Clark h Hostess ling the
turkey himself. Not .to 1 “Doctor Christian" when he
sees'son’s side of the family. Her bro-i F L 0 W E R S
the annual New Year’s Dance 1d Friday Afternoon i '150 Gum‘me. by
the many “amine l'lm’ , the" and ,ms mm M“ and Mrs'i
Tha't are correct and distinctive
at the Olympia Golf and Co ry Friday afternoon Miss Jean dinner Dartles
bemg .held “Wm-1L, imhestw 9999?”.5“. 31-911.?‘1Fred J;
“'alck‘ from Seattle were for all occasions
club Saturday evening: *' d (nay-k entertained for a numberl ,he also
conceived the idea of deco- the eyentsand o a small :over-night guests,
and other. Holly Shipped to an points
l Nations and dug deep into table Minnesota town. ers olt portrays members
of the party were Mr.
- " ' in " and 1 star . l‘ . ‘ -,
intuplet5 TED W‘suucu of Mrs. LeCompte, and the, hosts. ham;BlV.£itss
BMtyrttle Iglopl'aralr Sagd __ 231:2; esltécks “wgrr:
df‘lg’tgegnmg'" Olllllémalldmg the cast are two
Elf-It‘ltglgoeiggh 1:]? .thaznils lallggs Rein
. , Miss e a 3 one rom . . .; . 5m" y , a “A
only A Ry "no ‘Entemm New Year’s Miss Mary? Katherine Lincoln
from Even the roses get a kick out of around the fesgviefifirdonwfi:
figcgg’fifnstinghbofiftli?’1.53:3 thglimel “gash-Chairlifmizgsr)?
gt}
‘ I "FEASSHEIOOK Day With Buffet Dinner ' CBS in Tacoma; Miss
Pat DiCk- being around MargarEt Huntley’ even celery was Marcia Clark
Young Miss Parsons, eight years Simmgrlirse vfere Mr and Mrs Got“;
Mr‘ and Mrs‘ W' A' MCKenZIe lnSOIl 0f Whitman: MlSS
Fl‘lillceS‘ 18-year-old brunet beauty, Who menu Of .course “
'Exchan'e old 1 s the mischievous ou cr- ‘ ' :l
entertained With a 6:00 bliffet din- t k. y -1‘ 1, f th 1940 of the Union
Telephone 3 i Pay . , .V n5 don Simmons and the chidren,
A ‘ M da The evening was Lylln~ Who '18 a mg a muses WI] rel°n as
queen 0 e was called in to act as hOSteSS 91‘ member 0f 3 Promment fam-
Dixie Lee and Jimmie, of Vesta
ER” , “er on 3" training course at the Tacoma Pasadena Tournament
of ROSGS- 'Among the ily,-while Miss Lovett portrays the'
Mrs, Geo. A. LeCompte made up
a party including Mr. and Mrs.
George Drake, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
of her former high school class-I
mates who were home for the
Christmas vacation. The guests
(decorations, and when dinner was
served steaming hot—so hot he
'one of the most important roles of
his lengthly career. It is his
and Mrs. Frank Wright fro m
Anacortes, Miss Dianne Goslow of
FORREST GARDENS
Call 305 or 112-W We Deliver
. . . lay a number .of creation of the thoughtful and 1w- Seattie Mr and
Mrs. Vincent
Kreienbaum, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. included MISS Josephine Needham had. tlme
'50 ,P . . ooled .t, r. h “canal” is -d ‘ - , f .
C 6mm! “MR-"5mm. lMcKenzie, Mr, and Mrs. A. Wind- from the Western
Washington . muSical selections Whlle 1t 0 "mm 3 Ian D 331 Stiecker
and daughter, Joy, 0
ERIN
NLY
sor Johnson of Seattle, relatives
momma ‘
ispent viewing pictures taken by
School of Education at Belling-
General hospital and the hostess
A co—edat Pasadena Junior Col~
before eating and all. the time
lat this formal affair.
guests were: Waldo Chase, the
.to make for a touching and warm-
already famous July Price, Dr.
Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. vvvvvvvvvvvv
and Amos Babcock from Grant.
The Lee Carlson family, includ-‘
.. . Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie on their Miss Clark from (‘ps At the 1 ch -9
fve feet six and . . l i h t . .
“Willow recent tri to California, after 4' ' - eg?’ “ e 1‘
,1 ’ wood block artist of the canal, Christians nurse, 8. c arac er (33-
mg MISS Ema fyom Seattle and,
Carllsmf . ’which twoptables of cards Were in 5335135193:
fifgrgg’v’la’d dehcmus weéglls n?’ m? .bhile‘glgy egg: John
Anderson and Corwm Chase gablished for tWO years in the ra- i can from
Oh,um had metmas
play. Mr. and Mrs S. A. Hatcher _,4___ ' an 15,maJ0rlné’ E“ :13
of Shelton, and thus the canal io‘ser es. Ch _ t. dinner Sunday at the
home of Mr.
'winning high score. Those pres- Enjoy New Year's doesnt Sufier
mom 3y ever' boasts of another genius added to Meet Doctor ris ian was
and Mrs. Everett SImOIlS- . , , ,
ent included Mr. and Mrs. Jas. At Timberline Lodge J the many, d‘recmdlgy
fiqfiardvxmhaus an’d At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samtued cleaning
l Amunds, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc- Miss Cora Barber, Miss Alta B If ' . M 9
M, th . A festive air -prevalled Frame.“ yd. in}: ephens' Its Gerald
,Iieeflham Chr‘sm‘as dm‘ Give; you the be“.
. . Conkey, Mr. and Mrs. Butcher and Johnson, Miss Helen Ottini and ‘ e
an an S 0 01 at the hospitable bottle of Mr. an ,RKO R‘.‘ 1° 9 e
“le- lle!’ gueSIS melu‘led Mrfita’fdAMr‘f'l .Phon to, o d .
JTeéPibf, the hosts, Mr. and Mrs, McKenzie. 'Miss Margaret Kane
enjoyed New Succumbs In‘ Seattleland Mrs, Harley Neldon Monday. lJohn
ngley and dang inN Inna, e U! river
Year’s weekend at Timberline , when a family dinner was served. from
Portland, Ore. and Miss Maev Mr‘ and M“ 3"" fson‘ We ll do
the rest.
Mr- And M’s- Fred Dav“ Lodge. Miss Barber remained Death of Mrs. Ada F.
Poul, pion- which included a large ~ turkey Dorothy Dunn from Olympia, wed-
and son, Leonard Lee, Bert Evan-
Are Honored Friday there Sunday and Monday and the eel. Bremerton resident,
in Seat_ with an the trimmings Those en- nesday and Thursday, an en son and
Joseph Vylasek, all resi-
j0y~
KN”
WE' ‘ M“ and Mrs- Fred DaVisv re' others returned to Portland
Sun- tie last Frida brou no in- ' e feast were: Mr. and inga delightful
visit together. dent-‘5 0f the ifilalld- '
, and if; SHORT 0,, WORDS cently marriedywere honoied .Fri' day. ‘to
a Belfair Twine gvllilelg 01:: of Van Horn and family Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Morris and MrS- ,Gertrllde Howard spent
3 lleve g 9“ Service! We be- day evening “nth ‘1 Chgrwan at jher
sons, Henry Poul, resides, of Hoodsport; Mr. and Mrs. Ed family spent the
weekend and New the bomb” w’,th her fncnd' Mlssl '- ‘ '
' “lentils mmg pmth thorou h the Peter Dams h°me 1" Grape’
A“““’““ To Me“ i Mrs. Poul was 76 years old and Wcolsey and
daughter. and Mr. Year with their parents, Mr. anlehOda' Eaton. m
Seattle STEHmlfl "NW 8 (LEHNERS
{ . need8 \“ to you’,‘ cleanig view. There was_a large attend- Next
Wednesday . idied at the home of a daughter and Mrs FranCes Wright of Un-
Mrs. Geo. Russell at Nachos, east! Jourfi'al Wamdms ,6! cash .Hn'
’ [tone
Warner it! Depe not just; tnhin b % ,ance present of friends from Shel- The
Activettes Will meet Wed-,Whom she was visiting in Seablion. ' . of the
mountains. . from those who want ys‘ur “Dom
arty-“dim. era Tlld oh Pantofi g a on item and Grapewew. Mr. and nesday
evening, January 10 at the “.34 Funeral services were held Bright lights
were shining fro Mrs. Earl Kent who has been] Wants" _
w v allots! um Clem“ iMl‘S_ Fred Davis returned Thurs- home of Mrs.
Max Marr for a this afternoon in Bremerton. the many windows in homes on
confined to her home. suffering '
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Neighbors Of Woodcraft
To Meet On Thursday
Thursday, the Neighbors of
Woodcraft will meet with Mrs.
Mary Silvers on Capitol Hill, at
8 p. in. There will be installation
of officers.
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GARDENING- SERIES STARTED
TODAY; WEEKLY FEATURE DU
(Editor’s Note—~Beglnning to-
day, the Journal will present a.
weekly article on gardening pre-
pared by Herbert Pruvey, head
gardener of the University of
Washington Arboretum, which
should prove timely and of in-
terest to all Mason County resi-
dents who keep up home gar-
dens.
Any questions which readers
my care to submit may be sent
either to the Journal or directly
to Mr. Pruvey by addressing
them to the NEWS SERVICE,
University of Washington, SE-
ATTLE. There will he one ar-
ticle each week during the com-
ing year in this series.
Mr, Pruvey knows his subject
thoroughly, having started his
gardening career as a boy ap-
prentice in England. After sev-
eral years in various public and
private gardens there, he moved
to Canada to become head hor-
ticulturist with the Domiur'iou
experiment station on Vancou-
ver Island. About 18 years ago
he moved to the United States.
Now citizen of this country, he
joined the Arboretum staff two
years ago.)
PREPARING ROSE BEDS
AND BORDERS
By Herbert Pruvey
University of Washington
Arboretum Gardener
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ishould be remembered, namely,
that a cool and rich soil is neces-
.sary for rampant growth, and full
sunshine is needed to offset fun-
gouo diseases, such as mildew.
:ctc. Thus large amounts of cool
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or pig, and large quantities of
strong. stiff clay are needed for
‘best results.
To obtain the best roses. beds
lcr borders should be trenched. Dig
a trench two and a half feet deep
by three feet wide the length of
the desired bed or border. into
this trench, after lobsening the
base with a digging fork, place
‘a four-inch or five-inch layer of
relay and barnyard fertilizer. Then
fill in a layer of soil of about the
same depth and alternate with
clay and fertilizer and soil until
the trench is filled three. to four
inches above ground level to pro-
vide for sinking.
Tho rose plants should be heal-
rd in immediately. Very long, or
broken roots may be pruned back
time of planting, leaving;
pruning"- of the taps until late
March or early April. If wood
is shrivcled, the plants should be
completely covered with earth to
assure strong growth. In pruning,
cut out the weak inner wood and
wvcaker crossed branches and short-
en the l‘cniiining strong growth
The preparation of rose beds or}
the
In preparing the beds and lJ01‘-:
two ' important features
to (lll(.‘-Ulll‘(l ii‘ quality is desired
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borders is definitely a winter 0c- lone-half if medium quality and
cupation, the best time, in
state of Washington, being fmmtity is preferred to quality
December through February.
quantity, and two-thirds if quan-
barnyard fertilizer, preferably .cow ,
the canal New Year’s_ Eve. Hap-
py laughter and gay v0ices echomg
on the still night air, as many
merry watch parties Were being
held, while a dance at the Masonic
Hall in Union was a mum at—
traction of the holiday entertain-
ment at the passing of the Old
Year and ushering in of the New.
Completing one of the nicest and
most profitable business in the
history of the Christmas tree in»
dustry, salesmen who have been.
in the south selling trees for At-
torney Chas. Wright, are return-
lng to their homes. Harley Nel:
don, among the first toreturngln
time to enjoy the New Year with
home folks, Lester Bonner of the
Rest While Park returning with
him.
The young'ladies employed at
Kuett’s Tavern, entertained a few
friends at a Christmas party, after
closing hours Monday evening,
when a Christmas tree and ex-
change of gifts * were highlights
of a very delightful evening. Those
present were: Miss Cecelia. Harris
and Miss Edna Jensen, former cm-
ployes of the Tavern at Union,
but now of the Charleston Club
at Bremerton; Jim Lake and Otis
Teig of Union. l ‘-
Mr. and Mrs. E. L- Whitsou
have returned from a holiday vo—
cation visit with friends-at cor.-
nation. _ ._
Enjoying a holiday VlSlt With
relatives and friends on, the can-
al near Union. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Watt and family left Tuesday, ‘re-
turning back to their home at
iFort Dodge.
Gene Stark returned to his
studies at Pullman Monday, after
spending the holiday vacation With
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Stark of the Water Wheel Grocery
Miss Mildred Stumer and Miss
Plants should be not two feethuth Dunbar, who reSlde in all
apart. in bed:
or l’J'il‘ilI‘l‘S and rows apartment at the Andersen homeuand
Friday in Bremerton', visitii
should be two feet. apart in beds. entertained 'Mlss Florence
'Woll’lhel‘ daughter. M193 Maui-WW.
from an injured shoulder, is much
improved, which is glad news to
her many friends.
Residents of Union and com—
munity were greeted by the first
snow of the season Friday morn-
ing which fell during the night,
while the snow-capped mountains
in- the distance reminds one that
Old Man Winter is lurking around
the picturesque Hood Canal,
Concluding-a delightful visit
with his family over the Christ-
mas holiday, K. C. Lange left
Tuesday for Toston, Montana,
where hels engaged in construc-
tion work.~ w
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitson have
returned to their Mt. 'View re-
sbrt' home near Union, after a.
pleasant visit over the holidays at
their old homeat Carnation. Mr.
-Whltson, whowas recently injur-
ed. while loading logs, is improved
and ablezto' resume his work again.
[Mrs I,‘ N:-.-Woods of Fernwood.
spent the..holiday week with rel-
atlves and friends ianhelton.
Captain Sarah is improving his
property by building an addition
tothe cottage near where he re-
sides. '
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Day re-
turned Tuesday from a pleasant
visit over the Christina week with
his ‘son at Montesano;. '
' Mr. and-,Mrs. Walter Roundtree
and family ‘from Belfair, were
guests Saturday, with the Groop .
Brothers and John Jard at Fern-
wood. ,
Miss Gertrude Streeter returnr
ed to Seattle Friday, concluding
'a pleasant visit over the hoildavs
with‘ her sister, Mr. and Mrs, D. F.
Wright.
Mrs. Lud Andersen. Miss Ruth!
Dunbar and Miss Mildred Stumer
visited with Mrs. Ed Bierbrauer
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Al Martin spent Thursday
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T00 CASUALLY
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Measles u-not’ so dangerous in itself, but is often accompanied
by complications that are very serious. It is one of the mast
highly contagious of diseases, and most serious for children
from 6 months to 6 years of age. and adults. Direct contact
is not necessary. It can be contracted by going into the same
room with a patient. Keep visitors away, especially those
with colds. A child sullering from measles‘is suséeptlble to
colds and pneumonia. because of the violent inflammatory
reaction present in the lungs. .
If your child complains of light hurting his eyes,
show redness and puffiness under lids. keep hi
school and call your doctor.
Pl‘o‘cct others from contagion.
by not allowing visitors and
advises otherwise.
l'_:.:p child in until the doctor
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