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January 7, 1965 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Christmastown, U.S:A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE 11.
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By ]?ran('es Sirflmons
KAMILCI=IE ....... Mr. and ]~I'S.
Herb Nelson have just returned
from a weeks trip to Los Angeles,
Calif., wh~re they visited their
daughter and family over the holi-
days. Lots of liquid sunshine they
reported. They saw the movie,
"IB's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad
World" at Hollywood, in the thea-
tre built especially for the movie.
"Later on they lind dinner at Co-
vens with Mr, and :Mrs, Russ Per
ter and Mrs. Thelma Stuart,
former residents of the locality.
Potluck dinner at Progress
grange Friday night, weather ptw-
mitring. Hope to see you all there.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Richards of
Arcadia Point, spent Sunday eve-
ning at the Herb Nelsons.
We are all glad to hear that Jim
Haines is home nov," from his stay
at the hospital.
A baby shower was held last
Thm'sday afternoon at the home
of Florence Taylor, for Florence
Petty SteVlens. Attending were
Dorothy Todd, Marie Carlson,
Gladys Nelson, Mrs. Maria~)
White, June'I-~etty, Mildred Black-
welder, Grace Petty and Kathy
Petty.
A family dinner was held at
the home of the Eugene Taylors
on New Year's Day. Present were
the Justin Taylors, the Edwin
Taylors and Carol Wilson.
Guests at the home of the Men)
Lamberts last Saturday night
were the Pat Craddicks of Calif-
ornia, here for the holidays to
visit family and friends.
MR. AND MI{S. DAN Wood
toured to Grants P,ass, Ore., ow~r
theholidays to visit Don and Ruth
Mainwaring.
Rev. and Mrs. Bill Brown from
British Columbia, missionaries to
Uganda will speak at: the Kamil-
che Church Jan. 12, 13, and 14
at 7 p.m. A film will be shown
Jan. 14 entitled "Rivival Con-
(]uest".
Helpi]kg the Cecil Blackwelders
usher in the New Ye.ar were Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Stansbm'y, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Simmons and Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Todd.
Dinner guests of the Edwin Tay-
lors Sunday were Mr. and Mrs,
Cecil Blackwelder.
Tuesday evening the Bob Wiles'
enjoyed dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Woods.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Edwi]l
Petty were dinner guests at thO
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stolen
of Hoodsport.
Mr..and Mrs. Edv:in T,'~ylor at-
tended a New Year's par'ty at: the
Gerald Samples home.
NEW YEARS DAY: the It~rry
Simmons' took tht~ day off from
redecorating and joined tile lr~t
Stansburys, Cecil Blackwlcders,
and Lem Coles at the Eldon Todds
to enjoy the Rose Bowl Parade
on color television and partake
of a delicious potluck dinner.
The Eugene Taylors and Cecil
Blackwehters visited at the home
of the Edwin Taylors Saturday
evening,
Mr. and Mrs, Jerome 131irke
spent New Year's Eve at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jan~es
Guerin of Olympia.
Mr. and ~rs. Claude Petereit
had as their.guests over the h(>li-
days Mr. and Mrs. Vaw'ick and
two children of Portland, Claud-
ette Petereit, Sandra Petereit, Mr.
and Mrs. McClelland and three
children; Donna. Robert and Carol
Ann of Hoquiam. They also re-
ceived a telephone call from their
son, Norman. stationed aL Wel-
lington, New Zealand, on Christ-
mas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Simmons had
as guests Sunday afternoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Gibson of Mc-
Cleary.
Phone Service Out
In Dayton Area
By Mabel Kidd
DAYTON .-- I'm sorry, dear
readers but my cohnnn will I)e
short this week. As hard as the
tlepllone repail~en have worked
during all this snowy weather,
many are still without, phone ser-
vice.
-Doris Hiekson left from Sca-Tac
Wednesday to fly to Charleston,
S.C., where she will be stationed.
She ealied home from Chicago be-
fore her pa~ents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Hickson had been able to
make it home.
Ore" thanks to ore- nmil carrier,
Ralph Klllough for bringing thez
mail througll regardless of road
conditions.
The Clyde Sel:ogl~am's car was
damaged Friday night wl~en the
garage collapsed from the weight
of the snow. They spent quite ~
few hours digging it out.
The Cecil. MeLain family were
:New Years g3m.~,ts in l, he home
o~ Mrs A E. Lemke.
The V,Yall Kratcha fa}]~ily were
Sunday evening callers in the
Scl'O~ hanl honl~,
J(.e C. Br()wn celebrated his
hilthdav Monday and visited ill
Kanileim
in the home of his dad,
l)an Brown.