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9, 1942- ynganuaryM9t1942. ————— “ thas. Slate '1 ‘ Meeting Activettes will meet on ‘W 21 at the home of Mrs. ' Watkins, for a 6:30 din— cout News Girl , l America has been slow to re-l ‘ dbusiness meeting. Anyone alize the importance of training: and daughter, Georgina, vis- i youth as ta. defense measure. Not i rk . fso the to alitarian countries who now by noon Of that day' l liquidated all democratic groups —- 1 like the Girl Scouts and substitut- l ed their own type of training dur— ‘ .ing formative years. i 1 Unless we are willing to givel our girls the inspiration and lead- . l crship they need, we expose them, 1 to those who would seize the 1 chance to turn them from the democratic way of life. I Neglect of youth, today, is dan- gerous. ' Girl Guides in Great have done such a good work that defense agencies in the United, States are saying, “We can count} on the Girl Scouts for the kind of i work the English Guides are do- ing." 'l or“ 3 Some of this work is: child. care. messenger service, prepara- ,Y'S ".Y NOID' ID ACHE' . HERE. - mu: SHELTON VALLEY ' Sponsored by 1 Shelton Eagles I Rau’s Orchestra .AT., JAN. 10 l Britain ; l ,ning, January 3rd. .neckline and short puffed sleevesi .with a full skirt of net. Pink and 'white carantions formed her bou— l l tod swiss was cut on similar lines Baldwin-Stella Wedding l Solemnized Saturday Eve l Miss Rosalie G. Stoner, daugh-' ter of Mr. and Mrs. George “.I Stoner, became the bride of Royal 1 F. Baldwin, son of Mrs. Velma; Baldwin and Mr. T. C. Baldwinl of San Francisco, Calif, at thel home of the bride’s grandmother. Mrs. George N. Stoner, on the Lake Isabella Road, Saturday eve- Thc ceremony was solemnized by the Reverend J. O. Bovee at 8’ o’clock, before an altar of green— el'v and flowers. v' The bride’s gown had a bodice of white taffeta with a sweetheart quet and she wore pink rosebuds' in her hair. Mrs. Jimmie Edwards, cousin of the bride, was the ma- tron of honor. She wore a gown of yellow chiffon cut on simple princess lines. Jean Baldwin, also! a cousin of the bride. was the bridesmaid. Her gown of pink dot— to the matron of honor. tion and serving of food. collect- ing and mending of clothes, and 3 many other similar services. Girl Scouts, besides buying their iown. could help promote the sale of defense stamps. A local poster lssion 25¢ ~‘ Tax 5¢ ———«———4, Mil 30¢ per person Being 9:30 to 1:30 .1- ‘ ‘ l contest might be tried. " Mere willingness to serve is not .dcfenSe. It means deciding what, u N .you can do and doing it to the; lbest of your ability. If each girl, , . would do her part, it- should not lbe burdensome to anyone. 1 Shelton, Wash. 7v , s Gail Ahlskog, Scribe. ' "day " Saturday Mrs. Lloyd Morgan’s Brownie January 9 _ 10 Troop held their first meeting of. TWO FEATURES [1942 on Monday evening, at her home. Roberta Gillum Served the a" treat of pop corn balls. WI _ New Director—Elnoum-ed wfl‘ For Shelton Women Chorus ,‘ Mrs. John L. Dotson. newly el—l i ectcd president of the Shelton W0- men‘s Chorus, to fill the unexpired 1term of Mrs. Beth Johnson an— ,55042 . , nounced the new director for the .,439,85 T ‘PIUs 2nd Feature i rest of the year will be Ben Hall— . ' ” ; grimson. He will work toward an. ’000'00 T $.3an Manhunt Easter cantata, Music Week and 363-73 'theealurmg'Bln Boyd» the State Convention at Ellens— ,372-97 ’i ‘smg‘ng Radio Star , burg. There will be no practice on 1‘ , . . . lMonday. while the chorus waits I816.Sl : l for music, but the. group will meet f‘”‘"‘ w 1 day 130 Thursday in the music room of the Senior 643.49 January 11 __ 15 , high school each Monday at 7:45 ‘1 5 BIG: DAYS ;thereaftel. ' ‘ who. ,W.C.T.U. Slate uranium i Friday Meeting mngfl'g The Women's Christian Temper- 98107 my lance Union will hold a potluck K352.” "wé‘? lluncheon with Mrs. W. H. Snel— ., . s. \ mental!“ x rove at 1 . m. Friday, January M5638 — ———J 1 f6. p 5816.51 . .__1_~L.____._ 3736.98 i ' :35}; Finlay Saturday Say It anuary 16 — 17 , WITH FLOWERS j ‘ 3 They Bring Comfort . i ‘ g and Happiness west , Q FUNERAL DESIGNS AND 5 HOSPITAL BOUQUETS Delivered anywhere, anytime . a r: '- no 4 3 ‘V Trains Floral Shop "A "" “Km”, "malt, Shelton Hardware Bldg. l Phone 232 270-W “Don’t give me that 'Oscar’_. You can't make a qul cup of m.J.BII "Mica Lake tells Academy Award winner Preston Sturgex, 1, “director of Paramount’s “SULLIVAN’S TRAVELS” ’ PRIS‘ION: Everything3 wrong! Rain’s held up shoot- ,jn those outdoor scenes—and to make Ihings worse, ~ ad a bum pot of coffee for lunch. ’l'fVllONICN can’t do anything about the weather, but ran‘giue you some good coflee. Try this. o ' ‘M‘hlS‘I’ON: Swell! little weaker than usually take .j’coflee, but it has plenty of flavor. VERONICA: Oh—you prefer .tlrong roflee? 0.K., I’ll make some. ~ PRESTON: Marvelous! Black as night, but not bitter. You deserve the Academy Award for thix, Veronica. VERONiCAt Thanks, but really don’t rate [but "Oscar." Everybody knows you (411‘! male: hull (up of M. I. B. a“ ,. . . yo: 3 why it never fails! Make you; pofiee with the same care as “agave in the past. These two Mve M. J. B. features—a I roast— and double blend- oz,‘ W111 give you the finest cup 9%88 you ever tasted! 23%“ YOUR MONEY BACK! Buy Writ of M. J. B. If you don’t It’s better than any other C fiemreturn the lid to M.J. B. . yfland we will refund double pul'chase price. OOAMWAI’W/til/t’ilf "l". 1hr drip orglass coffee makers. REGULAR GRIND, for percolalor or coffee pol. I sage. Robert Chase was the best man. Mrs. Stoner’s dress was of black silk crepe trimmed in white and Mrs. Baldwin wore a green silk crepe gown. A reception was held at the home of Mrs. Thomas Skillman. sister of the bride. The three tier- l ed bride's cake formed the center piece of the lace covered table with tapers in crystal holders on either side. Mrs. George Stoner; iassisted by Catherine Evans serv- .cd. Jean Baldwin was in charge‘ ‘of the guest book. For going away the bride wasi attired in a black dress with black accossories and a brown fur coat. Pink rose buds formed her cor- Aftcr a trip to points on the Sound they will make their. home in Shelton where he is em- ployed by Mackc and Lewis of Seattle. Mr. Baldwin graduated from the Irene s. Reed high school with the! class of 1940 and Mrs. Baldwin will graduate with the class of 1942. Out of town guests attending were Bill Kreibell of Montana, Mr. l and Mrs. George Everetts and" sons of Satsop and Perry Stoneri of Vancouver, Wash. Local guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. Stoner, Mrs. , lGeorge N. Stoner. Norene Evans. Bobby and Joyce Baldwin, Thomas . Skillman, Lester Baldwin, Marjor- ie Lanegan. Rav Stoner. Millie Stoner, Ted and Lucy Weyand, Darrel Stoner, Mrs. James Grimes, Mrs. Carl Rains and Frank, Jack Stoner. Ida Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Evans, F. C. Harris, Elbert Stoner. Coreta Nutt, Fran-v ces and Joe Barrett, J. W. Stoner, Corinne and Harry Monroe, Clar- ence Height, Alvin H. Hocking, 1 Keith Evans. Edna and Berna E 'v ans, Art Higgins, Arline Stoner, Ada Bassett. Amaranth Inst—allatlml Slated For Saturday The Laurel Court Order of Am-. aranth will hold a public installa—I ‘tion of officers in the Masonic ‘Temple at 8 o’clock this Satur-l day evening, January 10. Install- ing officers will be John Rau, past supreme royal patron mar-' shal, Georgia Hill, past supreme royal matron, and national aide. Charles Boughner. The officers to be installed include, the royal ma- tron, Mae Lusk; raycl patron, Er- nest Dahlgren; associate matron, Ethel Flatner; associate patron, Robert Anderson; secretary, Ollie Cleveland; treasurer. Martha Ja- cobs; conductress Winifred Toz- ier; associate conductress, Georgia Miller; trustee, Ida Kirkland; mar- shal in the East, Ida Loughnan; marshal in the west, Clare En- gelsen; standard bearer, Anne Kneeland; prelate, Marguerite Ferwerda; truth, Jeanne Zintheo; faith, Clara Harrier; wisdom, Minnie Logan; charity, Ella Mc- qulloch; musician, Neil Zintheo; ,historian, Margaret Anderson; 'warden, Leila Adams and senti- nel, Ernie Crane. In the corona- tion ceremonies the crowning ma~ , tron will _be Dr. Belle Dearbornl of Seattle, honored marshal. Hat- tie Bonnar of Seattle, marshal in the east Ida Loughnan, marshal in the west, Clare Engelsen; stan- dard bearer Anne Kneeland; sword bearer, Neil Zintheo; crown bear-i er Vera Duffield; musician Mael Winiecki and the flower girls will be the four ladies of the square and the two conductresses. Cap- l tain of the guards will be Harry ,Cailow of Elma and the soloistl l Pearl Ingulls of Seattle. l 1 Lincoln P.-T.A. Slates Meeting , The Lincoln P.~T.A. will meet the fourth Thursday in January, for the convenience of Patrolman I Cliff Aden, guest speaker, the I group are looking forward to hear- ing. Mr. Aden says he will be glad‘ to answer any questions on safety V at this time. The executive board of the Lincoln P.-T.A. will meet at the sehool on Monday, January 12 at 1:30 p. m. l Visit Portland Miss Inez Shorter. Mrs. Ernest; lFor Shelton Womens Chorus 'ited recently in Portland. Mrs. I Mrs. Ernest Hankins, nee Cecelia Hurst and Georgina visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barkley and daugh- ter Peggee June. American Legion Auxiliary Holds Regular Meetingi The American Legion Auxiliary held their first meeting of this year on Tuesday, January 6. It was reported that five more Scrap- books made by the Junior Ameri— can Legion were sent to the Or- thopedic hospital. Three baskets for needy families were provided at Christmas. The Auxiliary made and packed 50 dozen cookies which were sent to Fort Lewis at Booth and Miss Shorter visited. SHELTO,N<MASQN. QQUNTYJ -_..';:;;”_.M _. -....._._ __ 0—. WWW"... n Valera Davis “’ods a House Guests Here Glen Morrison and Bob Treble of Aberdeen were house guests of Charles Runacres last week. Both are junior students at the Stan- ford University. i Los Angeles Visitors Visiting Friends ’ l Christmas time. Mrs. Warren Earl. rehabilitation chairman reports she is still col- Retsil hospital. Mrs. Witsiers stated the de- partment president would visit t'le 4th District the last week in February. Mrs. Warren Earl and Mrs. Robert Binns were installed las president and second vice- presi‘dent respectively to fill the unexpired terms of those offices. l l l l neapolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. DHViS 0f Ridgefieldi WaShingtOH. The main business was to elect and Robert George Comegys, son of Mr- and Mrs- Clande Comegysltion to replace Mrs. Beth John— Of Thornton. 1son, president and director, who united in marriage. . . colored wool trimmed with silver fox, accessories. Talisman roses, bouvardia formed her corsage. and journalism at the Irene S. Reed high school. expects to com- plete her year of teaching here; She is a graduate of the Univers- ity of Washington, where she af- filiated with Phi Chi Delta and Pl‘ :Lambda Theta, ary. the U. of W. teaching fellowship for the past two years. At present he holds a teaching fellowship in P versity of Minnesota and is doing graduate study toward a Doctor of Philosophy degree. W.S.C.S. Slates l Interesting Meeting tian Service meeting on Wednesday, January mittce of members from each cir- o‘clock. This will be followed by nice Stewart; installation of new‘ You are invited. P.~T.A. Slates Tea For This Evening , daughter, Mrs. Paul Chapas, andl [Entertain January In Mlnenapolis At a Christmas wedding in Min- Valera Jane Davis, Washington, were The Reverend William Hunter} officiated at the ceremony which‘ ‘was read at 4:30 o’clock in the! chapel of Andrew Presbyterian! Church near the Campus of thellaughter followed University of Minnesota. ‘ The bride wore a suit of wine-l with which she wore blackl and The bride. who teaches English education honor- Mr. Comegvs is a graduate of where he held a the De-. artment of History at the Uni- The Women‘s Society for Chris- of the Methodist hold their regular‘ Church will 14 in the church parlors. A com- cle will serve a luncheon at one a splendid program consisting of Devotionals led by Mrs. Robert, Maulden; vocal solo by Mrs. Ber-l officers by Mrs. W. A. Brodt; vo- cal solo by Mrs. Bea Larson andl a talk on “Plans for the Coming Year,” by Mrs. Hugh Hamilton.’ The Agate P.-T.A. will give a; Silver Tea at the home of Mrs.‘ Emma Garrison this evening, January 9th. Everyone is cordial— ly invited to attend. Mrs. Tuesday week in Alvin Hartman spent and Wednesday of last Seattle visiting her brother, Mr. Paul Motger. She‘ was accompanied by her son W. O. Bullock and family of Los Angeles. Mrs. Bullock is well known here having been employed for a number of years at the Me- Cleary sash and door factory in McCleary. They returned to their home on the fourth. Returns to Chlgago . Mrs. Frank Anderson left on.‘ Tuesday via the Limited from Portland to return to her home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ander» son had surprised her parents, Mr. i and Mrs. D. H. Logan, by arrivingl' here on Christmas day. Mrs. An-. derson stayed over several daysf to visit friends and relatives. Arcadia Home Economic : Club Meeting Today ! The Arcadia Home Economics Club is meeting today, January 9, at the home of Mrs. Walter Allen to sew for the Red Cross. ' Mr. and Mrs. Packard 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Packard en- E tertained at their home: on New". Year’s eve. The home was attrac-; tively decorated in keeping with: the occasion, as was the table}, center piece. Those attending were 3 Mr. and Mrs. Denzal Grifford, Mr. i and Mrs. Dan Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ferwerda, and Mr. and Mrs. Dud Okerman of Olympia. A? mystery supper was served by the hosts. l l i New Year’s Eve Party At Kenneth Logan Home The Kenneth Logan home on' Anglcside was the gathering place for a no—host Watch party New Year’s Eve. The crowd went dancing and at midnight returned to the Logan home for refresh- ments. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Ryan, the occas-l ion marking their 4th wedding an— niversary, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mad- dux, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Laurila and Mr. and. Mrs. Logan. Helen Regis Jones \Veds During Holidays Coming as a surprise to her friends in Shelton was the an- nouncement of the marriage of Helen Regis Jones, language tea— cher in the Senior high school to Conard Harman Crock on Decem- ber 27th in Blessed Sacrament Church in Seattle. The former Miss Jones will continue teaching in Shelton while Mr. Crock intends to complete his training for gov- ernmental service at the Univers- ity of Washington. Visiting Here Mrs. Mary Jackson of Olympia visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lew 'Wiley from Thursday through Sunday. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wiley accompanied ,by, lectins 01d cotton rags. COlored 1 Mrs. Minnie B. Meyers drove Mrs. or white, which she sends to the l Jackson home and spent the day' visiting a school friend of Mrs. Meyers. From Seattle Mrs. J. W. Lester of Seattle ar- rived Sunday for a. short visit with Mrs. W. A. Brodt. Mrs. Les-I ter' is the sister of the late Mr. Brodt. Ht (WNTS Bordeaux P.-T.A. l Frank Willard, CURSE} pol—um Wm PHONE 100 Shelton W'omen’s Chorus Holds Monday Meeting Monday evening Mrs. John L. Dotson called a business meeting of the Shelton' Women’s Chorus. a new president of the organiza- recently moved from Shelton. Mrs. Dotson was chosen president and Mrs. Bernice Stewart vice-presi- dent. A social hour of much fun and for the 17 guests present. Mrs Bertha Dun- 11am South American Films Shown To I Hoedsport Club: By Yvonne Bal‘lcis I I Hoodsport, Jan. in— ; ning, in the Hoodsport Club room, ‘the Commercial their regular meeting. Following the business meeting and educa-‘: tional film concerning South Am-‘ erica was shown which was ported to be very good. Mrs. Wil—‘x Goodpastor Williams then served a delicious luncheon of cream puffs and (of- fee. H. E. Lockwood I work on the new project, Hoods- P-'T-A- Board . ? port’s own church, is well underi .way and they completed by Easter. done so far has been donated and Pa go Five .. C . The most western point in Miss Mary Lou Allan ‘ . u n I V , Engagement Announced IVY.aSY,n:‘gFOP 1; Cdpne £11? few The engagement of Miss Mary 1 Rules “""h 0 cap" cry' lLou Allan, daughter of Mr. and!. Mrs. R. H. Allan to Mr. Gilbertl Oswald, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. ; Oswald of Spokane was all-l nounced at a tea given by Mrsl A. E. Hillier and Miss Ruth Hill-l ier, aunt and cousin of Miss Al—i lan last Friday. Miss Allan is a? graduate of the local high school; and will finish at W. S. C. this}, spring where she affiliates with: .Alpha Delta Phi sorority. 1‘9" l Mr. Oswald graduated from W. S.C. last year and is now' emu. ployed in Pittsburgh. Penn. He! affilited with Alpha Tau Ome—§ . ga. No date has been set for illci lwcdding due to the war. I reports that ‘ 1,. _... A- r ,.. rMonday evo— Club met for ' and Mrs. Ross Meeting Slated A Parent‘Teachers Board meet- ing will be held at the Lincolnl school at 1:30 p. m. Monday,l hope to have itl All work ‘ ningr Whose birthday ayas tlthat sincere “Thanks” are extended to ': Januarifizbm £1119 teaChbers 'lunChl ’9 evening, was surprise wi 1 a all those who have so willingly room- 031' mem “"5 are‘: 3" lovely decorated birthday cake. be- offered their time and labor. l urged to attend l N0 W?nder is tween lighted tapers, which was Mr. and Mrs. Jar-k Brandon-r ! ‘Always Alone ' ' wheeled in on a tea wagon by the hostess while the group sang "Happy Birthday.” Then to burg of Portland, week end with Mr. Dickinson of Shelton. . schedme meefing . . . ! Such wrinkled, soiled clothes! The Nurses Assomatlon Wlll Even the crows Sim. 3,3,5}, Yet ihold their monthly meeting with hem“. spent last, and Mrs. A1 1m) 1‘... a. .l"i'r". of to 1:60:21, “£3328? dlhe Compl’mel‘ts Tacoma Sunday to school after 12 at p. m. This is “1'1 mgumj' 7“ 3031‘“ ' , ' a “35 recelved spending the holiday vacation with meeting ~ V JCS-5 lovely gift. The Wishing Tree was hm. parents, Mn and Mrs. Kem, ' __ ,' take the l‘lS.; o: lo “‘9 h‘gh “gm 0f the evening’s. neth Bitnev of Lake. Cllsl‘lman. Past Matrons, lens 8'3 LL LCPNCY‘Y-‘3dm23 3'01” 1. clothes to us for FREQ-3U entertainment l Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moore and Meet on Thursday . , 4'5"? A some away party was given family moved last week from Em, The Past Matl'ons of the Order; mailing- for the former president, MI‘S.‘natai to a cottage in Gateway of Eastern Star met at the home? Johnson last week at the home Inn. 10f Mrs. J. H. Frisken on Thurs—‘ ‘ I ~ of Mrs. W. F. Roberts. Mrs: Johnson received a gift as a tok- en of the groups appreciation of. her work. l Membership any.new members until the first of February. The new music forlI the half year will be started at, this time. The only requirementl for the members is the ability to read a musical score. The group meets in the music room of the Sullivan-Payne Wedding Performed December 26 Payne and John Sullivan were un- ited in marriage. They were ac— companied by her mother. Mrs. T. J. Seljestad and his sister, Mrs. Mildred Enlow. They are now at home in Shelton after a 10-day trip to San Francisco. Girl Scout Council To Meet On Monday The Shelton Girl Scout Council will be entertained at a luncheon Monday. January 12 at 1 p. m. Nominating committee for 1942 officers will make a report of their selections. Slates Meeting The Bordeaux P.-T.A. will meet on Thursday, January 15. Mrs.i Duncan Wilson will be in charge‘ of an open forum discussion on “Defense .Begins at .Home'”. sev‘ 2' cafe for a cup of hot coffee. When 'eral muswal seleCtlons W‘u be:this happens Mrs. Lassoie has a given by the pupils' Mrs' George huge cookie jar that she keeps well is tea Chairman It has filled with home baked cookies ghee“ sugggsmd the 5'"?'A'tha‘ée l, and they are welcome to all they ' a cup an saucer S ower 0 6 can eat. Anyone who cares to may i help keep this cookie jar full. meeting. Mothers who have small I View. Nephew Mr. and SOlhe Girl Scouts may have the 1 drovo to Fort Lewis on Sunday practice of caring for them, as to visit her I Charles A. Shelton Woman’s Club ! . 1 Young used for tea service so members are askedto bring them at this children are asked to bring them} this is part of their defense work. Meets on Monday The Shelton Woman’s Chorus‘ met on Monday afternoon at the, home of Mrs. with 16 members present. J. W. Collier was a guest. Hugh Hamilton r Club voted to contribute to the. - local Red Cross and to meet a. ‘3 half hour early to help with de- l . fense work. i [ . The program “Vocation Educa- tion in a Democracy” was charge of Mrs. Leo Martin. Those assisting were Mrs. “Theories of Vocational Educa— tion,” Mrs. Duncan Wilson. “Tynes ; . Schools," Mrs. of Vocational Vocational Education.” This pro— gram proved to be most inter- esting and instructive. Next meet- ing will be at 1 p. m. on *Monday, 5 ‘1 January 19 at the home of Mrs. A. Almaden. Jr. High P.-T. Club l Ice-schedules Meeting The Junior High parent-teachers l club will not meet this month. The program will be arranged for next month. Former Residents Visit Delbert Klfcker and son, from Walla. Walla, were visitors for the day last Wednesday, accom— panied by his sister, Mrs. Kittie Ethorn. from Bremerton. Klickers were Shelton residents l l for several years up to 1914 with: attended thel . their mother and . Shelton schools, so were glad toi review old school days with for—, ‘1 mcr classmates. Mr. Klicker has: ,; ,since lived at Walla Walla and: lhas extensive farm holdings there, choosing the slackl season for his vacation trip. Allyn Couple Move Here Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bsker, longl time residents of Allyn, have re-. tired from their Mr. and Mrs. Laurila Entertain At Home Mr. and Mrs. Eli Laurila‘ en- home with a delightful dinner party. At o'clock the were seated at a long table cen- tered with holiday flowers and tall tapers. .Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maddux and the hosts. Joint Installation .Slated for Tonight The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows will hold a joint public installa— tion this evening, Friday, Janu- ary 9 at o’clock in the Odd Fel— lows hall. Grand Lodge officers and the Rebekah AsSembly offi- cers will 'be in charge. Refresh- ments will be served. Mrs; The! .. in; , Hamilton, l “Federal Aid to] The, “ and berry? i . l old home and, moved to anew one on Potlatchl, 1; route to be nearer Shelton. l ' tertained New Year's Day at their‘ guests , Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nelson mo—' tored to Ollala last Saturday to visit her parents~ Matt Van Lanen left Tucsday,Frisken. is now open for} to enlist in the U. S. Army. | -~~—» 7- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Compton and family of Bellingham, formerly of Potlatch, sncnt Saturday and Sun— dry with Mr. and Mrs. Altx Bar-l tels. M r. and have recently purchased the house vacated some time ago by the Ted Senior high school. For further .information call {HQ-\V. Barry‘s. Mr. In a simple ceremony perform- the flu and Mrs. errs has a Ed by Justice Van Hinkle in Olym- 6-lb. 2—02 baby girl, Frances, born a DUTY. Few seem CONSCIOUS: i pia on December 26, Hazel Levett Ja‘mflr‘V 6‘ ‘ that there is such a thing as Ice skating on Lake near Lake. Cushman, and many of the little lakes ill this vicinity has been reported as excellent until the recent snow. l Mr. Curtis Calkins and Mr. C.’ B. Calkins. both of Roseburg, Orc~ gen, and Mrs. W. L. Leonard. of Ellensburg, i week with their sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Dickinson. ; . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larsen have gwen by Mrs‘ Hugh Hamllton at a new baby girl, born Monday inl her home on Elinor Street onlthe Shelton General hospital. Douglas Gilchrist of the U. S. Squibb’s ABDG ............ .. 100's high potency $2.98 Marines stationed in Bremerton.J Squibb’s Vigran _________ H ____________________ __ 1003 $439 spent the week. end with Mr. and, , , , ‘ Mrs, J, c, mama and Betty and' Abbotts Vita Kaps .......... .. 100’s $4.69; 50 S $2.54 Gloria. Abbott’s Hal. Ca s lain __________________ _. 100's 9129 Mrs. Josie Lassoie of the I-loods- , p p 9 port Cafe has an excellent idea in Parke D3 {15 ABDG (adeI) operation now that proves there} hlgh pOtency ..................................... .,_ 200’s $6.39 are more wavs than one to help . . ithe morale of our soldiem From 2505 ABDG. Caps, H1 Vitamln content ...... .. $3.49 {time to time soldiers stop at her 100’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets ______________________________ .. 98c and Mrs. Potlatch are both in the Shelton General hosnital. Mr. Wyers has , , . var day for their regular business“: LALAVDRY meeting and election of officor's.; :Mrs. A. Y. Bennett assisted FHONE 3:3 l Defense 13 Protease 2 Without HEALTH The Preservation of HEALTH to Moon Mn Y‘lll‘l Robbins Leslie errs of. l S andstill. 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