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Phone 664
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January 2, 197.
RAPPERS!
a shipment
Steel
Traps
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to
No. 4
WOKOJANCES ENTERTAIN
DURING HOLIDAYS
Mr. "rod Mrs. J. W. Gibson and
daughter, Clmryl, surprised :Mrs.
Gibson's parents. :Mr and Mrs.
Fr'nBc %Vokojance when they ar-
rived in Seattle by airliner from
Los Angeles to spend the holid'lys.
Alxo visil.ing the Wokojance home
de'in K C'hrisl.mas were Mr. and
Mrs. Phiili ) Br:dford and i'anily
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FAMILY CHRISTMAS PARTY [
The home of Mr. and Mrs, Tom I
t(neeland was the scene of a fam-]
ily Ciwistmas 1)arty Christmas Eve '
I he following gathered there :
/Vallaee Kneeland. Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Glover and family,
Mr. and :Mrs. Ralph Paulson, Mrs.
Mary Shelton and son, LeRoy, of
Olympia. Mr. and Mrs. Lea Spin
setil Mr. and Mrs. Tom Myers and
family, and Phil Johnson.
Sheiton
Lodge No. M
I.O.O.F.
Meets Every Wednesday
8 p.m.
I.O.O.F. HALL
Visiting Menlbers will be
Cordially Welcomed
ELLIS WELLS, N.G.
GLTY CALL, Secretary
"" Ruby Rebekah Lodge Mee-'e--
Scond ad Fourth Fridays
Elizabeth Simpson, N.G.
Elizabeth Butler, Secretary
I SOCIAL EVENTS
Calendar Pads and Stands
and Date Books
Sheets Accounting Supplies
Folders - Indexes
All Transfer Supplies
Books - Bound and Loose Leave
request
Sheltonians to delay renewing
their magazine subscriptions un-
til they have been contacted by
the salesman sponsored by the
Rainbow group. The salesman.
who will be accompanied by a
Rainbow Mother, will begin mak-
ing calls on January 6 and will
continue for one week
PAST MATR)NS MEET
The Past Matrons Club .of O.
E.S. will meet at the home of
Mrs. Duffield, Thursday, January
9 for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs.
McCulloch will be assistant host-
es.q.
CALIFORNIANS VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kale of
Sacramento, Calif., spent the
Christmas holiday with Mrs.
Kale's parents here. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lindsey. The Kales will
leave Shelton Friday. On Christ-
mas day the Kales and the Lind-
says joined Mrs. Arvilla Wiley and
her daughter, rs. Harold Haw-
ley at Mrs. Hawley's home at
Bayshore.
MRS. BUTLER AWARDED
CLOTHES HAMPER
The Capitol Hill Club members
awarded the clothes hamper they
had been filling with articles the
past several months to Elizabeth
Butler Christmas Eve, Decem-
ber 24.
OFTHE YEAR MUSTS c00oo
FETED AT LUNCHEON
On Wednesday December 23, the
R. C. Spanish Study Club met at
the home ef 1i's. HarryAlexander.'
A Christmas tree and exchange of
presents were enjoyed hy those
present.
not seriously.
'ASON COUNTY lj sell' Appr°ximately 40 guests call"
ed during the morning to enjoy W.C.T.U. POSTPONED
S-TATIONERS the coffee and cakes. Due to the holidays the Wom-
t Assisting Mrs. Hackle were Mrs. an's Christian Temperance Union
I D. W. Johnson and'Mrs. G. L, Us- will meet one week later, 3anu-
wald. ary 10. '
PENSION UNION ELECTS
.rj, Office Supplies and Equipment , Washington Pension Union Lo- BILL DICKIEEATTLE
j cal 181 held election of officers Bill Dickie spent Christmas in
/ 118 N. Second Street Phone 602 last evening, January 2.. At the Seattle with his parents, Mr. and
close of the evening games and Mrs. J. T. Dickie.
refreshments were enjoyed.
RETURN FROM SPOKANE
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graham have
returned to Shelton from Spokane
where they spent the Christmas
holiday with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Per-
dne.
EPISCOPAL GUILD
TO CONVENE THURSDA]
St. David's Episcopal Guild will
meet at the home of Mrs. C. I.
Pritchard on Fifth St,, Thursday,
January 9, at 2 p.m. All members
and friends of the Guild are in-
vited to attend.
OREGONIANS VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hopkins
and children, Shirley and Dickie,
of Sweethome, Ore., visited Mr.
Hopkins' mother, Mrs. Belle Hop-
kins; hls sister, Mrs. T. R. Rowe
and family, and his sister, Mrs.
Elmer Bradberry and family.
CHRISTMAS DINNER
WITH PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Duffield en-I
joyed Christmas dinner with his 1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I
Duffield in Bremerton. }
WEDDING NULS Ii
FOR TWO COUPLES [
Christmas Eve, Justice W. A.]
MaRoon performed two wedding i
ceremonies. One was for Ray
Orion Bufflngham of Kamilche 'and
Emma,Lois West of Shelton. The
other was for Jack Mitchell of
Shelton and Mary R. Carter of
Bremerton.
GEORGE MERRICK HERE
George Merrick returned to
Shelton Monday from New York
where he has been in the Ray-
onier Incorporated office for the
past four months.
REPAIRING
Luncheon was served to the tel- SHELTON VISITORS
lowing :. Mrs. Charles Johmson, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Olyn Kent of Ava-
Nellie Nelson, Mrs. E. C. Lemley, lon, Calif., were the guests of Mrs.
Mrs. C. M. Patterson. of Tacoma Kent's parents, Mr. and Mrs. WiN
and the hostess, Mrs. Alexander. liam Von Bargen over the hull-.
days, The Californians left Shel-
GUESTS ENTERTAINED ton on Friday, December 26.
AT COFFEE HOUR
Something new in holiday en- TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
tertaining was the coffee hour Mrs. E. B. Spring has been re-
given Friday morning by Peggy moved to the Shelton General Hos-
Ann Mackie at the home of her pital. She is ill with the flu, but
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ifla-
Olympic Motor Sales
AUTOMOTIVE
Cub Pack 10 Plays
Santa Claus For
Needy Children
At Pack lO's regular monthly
meeting on December 20, Cubs
played Santa Claus for needy boys
and girls by bringing in a' lrge
number of toys which they had
repaired or constructed. These
toys were turned over to Mrs.
Kelly of the Mason County Relief
for distribution.
The Pack meeting was featured
by a Christmas party with the
exchange of gifts between Cubs
and refreshments being furnished
by the Lincoln P.-T.A., sponsor.of
the Pack. A number of Cubs re-
ceived advancement and several
new boys joined the Pack. They
are as follows:
Nell Selestad, new Cub Bob-
cat; Larry Miles, new Cub, Bob-
cat; Tommy Miles, new Cub, Bob-
cat; Michael Byrne, new Cub,
Bobcat; Dennis Pevey, %Volt;
Frank Simmons, Wolf; Bill Smith,
Wolf with gold and silver axrow;
Phil Kieburtz, Wolf with gold ar-
row; Toby Halbert, Wolf with gold
and silver arrow; Fred Patterson,
gold arrow on Bear; Peter Ken-
dall, Lion; 3ohn Kinsey, Lion.
The Pack meeting was well at-
tended by both Cubs and parents,
there being 65 or 70 persons in
attendance.
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(By Dellrue Thompson)
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glencross
and family of Seattle spent Christ-
mas with their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Garlan Cross-
white and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Squires,
Sr., and son, Eddie, spent Christ-
mas with relatives iu Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heming
spent Christmas in Seattle with
Mr. Heming's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ,less Foster of
Port Orchard were callers at the
Garlan Crosswhite home Sunday.
The South BelfaLc Chlb had a
surprise party on Edward Johnson
Friday evening, the occasion being
his 26th birthday. The evening
was spent in games. Mrs. Zuber,
the hostess, served the hmch.
Alice Johnsor and Mrs. Lawrence
Sickle baked the birthday cakes.
Mr. Johnson received many beau-
tiful and useful gifts.
Marie Crosswhite was shopping
in Olympia Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Garlan Crosswhite
attended a house warming party
for Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nelson of
Silverdale Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeMerio and
daughters were guests of the Bill
DeMerio family Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pope and
family and Mrs. Pape's father,
Mr. Bemetsen, spent Christmas in
Seattle with relatives.
Little Mark Mechem is in the
hospital in Bremerton but is better
t this rWriting. '
Mrs. Lucy held an open house to
her friends on Christmas Day.
Mrs. Foster is always doing nice
things for people.
Mr and Mrs. W. B, Thompson
spent Christmas with their son,
Jack Thompson, and wife and
daughter, Shirley Ann, in Port
Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pamley and
family halve moved to Wapato,
Wash., recently. The family will
be greatly missed from our com-
munity.
The first 1947 meeting of the
Boy Scouts will be held at the
school house on Jan. 6th. Let's
have a good turnout boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bead had a
family reunion Christmas Day.
Those attending were Mrs. Mc-
Manaman and Mrs. Dorothy StoL-
en of Tacoma, Robert Bead of
Seattle, Billy and LeRoy Bead of
Bremerton, Roy, Charles, Benny
and Winefred Bead of Belfair and
the four gra#dchildren. Mrs. Mc-
Manama ts Mrs. Bead's mother.
This is the first time the Bead
family have been together "£or 6
years so this was a very happy
occasion for the family.
By a recent survey of Belfair
by the writer, I find Belfair has
had a very progressive 1946, Many
new business firms have been
alded to the already progressive
community. Among new firms are
the Vicel Lumber Company, with
John Wenz as manager. Mr. and
Mrs. Stuyts have an up-to-date dry
goods store, and they are always
ready to serve you in their pleas-
ing'manner. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen
have new grocery and meat tr-
Rt: "ALSO in connection is 'afe,
and Mrs. Olsen is always ready to'
serve you a good meal. L.E.
Adair has a new transfer business,
also a filling station. Mr. and
Mrs. CIifford Canaday have a new
attractive care called the "El
Plato." Gee. Pope has built a new
building 50by 90 feet to replace
the one that burned this year.
When completed it will be an up-
to-date store building. Mr. Pope
Mason County Post No. 1694
Veterans of Foreign
Wars
Regular Meeting
Friday, January-3 8 p.m.
Memorial Building
Lyle O'Dell, Cmdr., Phone 6F14
J. H. Gray, Q:M. Adj.
Phone 352J
era in it. Ray Moore is complet-
ing a bfilding to be used fo build-
ing batteHes.fl'he Belfair Fire De-
partment has nearly completed a
building' 20 by d0 feet to house the
fire 'truck. At tle intersection 6f
the old Belfair highway and the
Hood Canal highway we have an
attractive filling station managed
hy- Martin Johnson.
On the north shore road close
to Belfair we have a new garage
which is always ready to serve
tim pnblie. David Crosswhite has
built up a paying chicken busi-
ness, And last but not the least,
Belfair has organized a commun-
ity church under the management
of Mr. Bates. At present church
is being conducted in the school
house, but hope to before too long
have a community church build-
ing for services. There are also
many homes built and remgdeled,
and so it looks like Befair. the
largest town in the world for its
size, has had a progressive 1946.
Let's let the good work go on.
Veteran N. P. Official
Retires After 49 Years
Retirement Wednesday, Decem-
ler 31, of F. R, Bartles. "Seattle, as
general manager of the Weste
District of the Northern Pacific
Railway'has been announced this
week. At the same time J. F..
Alsip was named the new general
manager, effective January 1.
Alsip moves up from the posi-
tion of asstant general manager.
C. H. Burgess takes up the duties
of assistant general manager.
Battles' retirement terminates
an active railroad career of 49
years, nearly forty of Which were
with the Northem PaCific. Alsip
takes over genera] management of
Western district operations in the
territory where he has spent 37
years since beginning as a dis-
patcher in the Tacoma division.
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Large SUpply Materials
Available In January for
Spencer Foundations
and Supports
PHONE 799-J
For Appointment or Call at
1416 Summit Drive
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A HERO •
Mason County Post No. 1694
VETERANS d FOREIGNWARS '*' "
Of the UNIIED STATES ]
P, O. Box 204
THANKS SINCEREL v For your PATRONAGE
We lave, been forced tomove from our quarters for the past 5 years at 2nd and Grove Streets,
and because we have been unable to find suitable new 00luarters must leave Shelton.
Our business associations during these past 5 years in Shelton have been most pleasant and we are leaving this
community only because forced to do so and with sincere regrets that we cannot:stay.
We wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude and apprecmtion to all who
have made our stay in Sh00lton pleasant and profitable, and to wish you all a Happy and prosper-
ous New Year.
OUR NEW BUSINESS LOCATIO: IS NOW
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