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SHELTON-MASON
COUNTY JOURNAL
Thursday, January 10,
Shelton
l Lodge No. 62
1.0.0.11
Mn is Every Wednesday
8 pm.
1.0.012 In“.
Visiting Members will be
Cordially \Velcomed
*
ROBERT HYDE, N. G.
CITY CALL, Secretary
Ban 5
Chicken Dinner Inn
0N HOOD CANAL
OPEN EVERY DAY
BUT lVIONDAY
Banquets Accomodated
PHONE UNION 294
Styles for Discriminating VVom-
on Direct from Manufacturer
to Wearer.
Fashion
Frocks,
Inc.
Personally
Represented
3y
Mildred Laney
619 Dearborn Ave.
JACK MOFFETT
DANCING
LESSONS.
TAP, TOE, BALLET.
BALLROOM and all STYLES
Every Wednesday
2 to 6 pm.
' Ethel
I Zint‘neo;
ELaurel C011th Will 0
Install Wednesday
V Laurel Court No. ‘26, Order of
'Amaranth, will hold the annual
fiinstallaiion of officers for 19:16 at'
i the Masonic Temple, Wednesday,
‘ January 16, at .‘s‘ o'clock. It Will
1 be a public installation.
i Mary Smith and VI'. R. Smith
will be the new presiding" officers.
_j Margaret and Robert Anderson
will be installed as associate ma-
tron and associate patron; Ella
McCulloch, secretary; Claire En—
gelsen, treasurer: Kay Suther—
land, conductress; Ruby Crane, as-
sociate conductress; Ethel Flat-
5 ner, one year trustee: Ollie Cleve:
land, two .year trustee; Georgia
Miller, three year trustee.
Appointive officers include Jean
Zintheo, Alice Dahlgren, Beatrice
Grout, Grace Beckwith, Ida Kirk-
land, Annie Anderson, Lydia Tow-
ers, Muriel Rhodes, Annette Mun—
son, Ruth Latham, Neil Zintheo
and Oscar VVilkie.
The uncrowningmf the outgo-,
7 ing matron and the retiring of theI
outgoing officers will be under"
the direction of Ollie Cleveland,
uncrowning matron. She will be
assisted by Lela Adams, crown
bearer; Anna Kneeland, flag bear-
er; Ida Kirkland, standard bearer
and the flower girls, Ladies of the,
Square.
Installing officers will include:
Mistresses of ceremonies, Vera
Dufficld; installing officer, Thur—
man Givens; installing marshal,
Stella Givens: aide, Edwin Jones;
prclatc, Minnie Logan; secretary,
Flatner; musician, Mae
VViniecki; crowning matron, Jean
honored marshal, Stella
Givens; standard bearer, Annette
Munson; marshal in east, Ella Mc—
Culloch; marshal in west, Alice
Dahlgren; crown bearer, Ruby
Crane; sword bearer, Ernest
Crane. Honored guards will be
members of the Court and the
Flower Girls will be officers of
1946.
Mrs. Bernhard VViniecki will
have charge of the musical pro-
gram.
Shelton C. T. U.
Reports Meeting
The Shelton VVoman‘s Christian
Temperance Union held its regu—
,lar monthly meeting on Friday,
January 4, at the home of Mrs.
IA. L. Bell beginning with a 1
o’clock potluck luncheon.
Shelton Eagles Hall
Phone Union 385
Christian citizenship, gave a time—
Mrs. W. M. Elliott led the devo-
tions and the business meeting
followed.
Mrs. Harold Chase, director of
ly talk stressing the importance
of being a good citizen. Mrs. Lew—
is Wiley gave an interesting re-
FOR BETTER
Dancing
'advisability of having the Bible
View of an article regarding the
read without comment in the pub-
lic school. She read. a monologue
on the Bible.
It has been decided to have a
tea for the Y‘.T.C. girls and their
mothers in the Baptist Church
Evergreen |
Old Olympia-Tacoma
Highway
Every Saturday ’
Night
Music by
Al Walsh’s
Orchestra
I
Dancing 9 to 2 l
RESOUR-C
$ 600,000,000
“The Largest of Many Excellent
Banks In the Northwest”
Statement of Condition December 31,
RESOURCES
Cash and Due from Banks . .
United States Cov’t Securities
Direct and Fully Guaranteed
State, Municipal and Other
Public Securities .
Other Bonds and Securities .
Loans and Discounts . . .
Federal Reserve Bank Stock
Interest Earned Not Received .
and Acceptances .
TOTAL . . .
Capital Stock L. . . . .
Surplus . . . .
Undivided Profit
Reserves for Contingencies
o .
Discount Collccled Not Eamed
Deposits .
TOTAL........
were 0 a o o o u .
SIlEL'I'OlI
SHELTON, WASHINGTON
SEflTTlE-FIRST IIIITIOIIIII. BIIIIH
38 strategically located Blinking Oflices
in the State of Washington
Member Federal Reserve
System
I lug date at the home of Mrs. L. D.
-daughter returned to their home
guns-nu;
Bank Buildings, Vaults, Furniture and .Fiiitures
Customers’ Liability Under Lane-rs. of Credit
Reserves for Interest. Taxes, etc. .
Letters of Credit and Acceptanccs .
Deposits in this Branch on December 31, 1945.
parlors Saturday afternoon, Jan-
uary 26 from 2 to 4 o’clock. The
committee in charge of the affair
will be Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Mel Dob-
son. and Mrs. A. L. Bell, refresh—
ments. and Mrs. Roy Eells, enter-
tainment.
ians were discussed for a local
institute to be on the next meet-
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(Jen,
l~l February 1.
NEW YEAR GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. A. Almaden spent
New Year’s eve in Port Angeles
with her sister. Mrs. Jones. They
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Larson at
Blyn New Year's day.
RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sanborn and
at Coulee Dam Sunday having
spent the holidays with Mrs. San—
born‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7
A. McBratney.
u.
ES OVER
Totals
. $149,091,868JG
. 371,396,225.25
49,993,918.07 I
8,606,438.82 $579,088,450.30
122,957,79236
495,000.00
1,763,218.89
1,234,992.47
. 1,661,776.35
. 070725136037
LIABILITIES
$0,000,000.00
6,500,000.00
4,290,839.03
3,781,966.80 32457230533
1,810,468.24
196,557.65
1,661,776.35
679.009,652.30
. . . . . .3707,251,260.37
$5.676,518.,14
BBIIIICH
Member Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp.
. charge of gifts.
Geraldine Carlson, Carol Jo Lov-
will be open to the public.
LILLIAN WARREN, Society
Catholic Church Settings For
Weddings Wednesd
Editox PHONE 100
0
ay, Saturday
The St. Edward’s Catholic Church was the setting of
into lovely weddings the past week when Miss Barbara
Durand become the bride of Flight Officer Allen J. LaBis—
sion.
Lieutenant James H. McComb
re and Miss Joann Faubert’ plighted her troth to
Reverend Mark Wiechmomn officiated at both cere-
monies.
The marriage of Miss Joann
Faubert and Lieutenant James H.
McComb, United States Army, was
solemnized Sunday morning at!
11:45 before an assemblage off
about 150 guests and relatives.‘
The bride is the daughter of Mn!
and Mrs. Edward Faubert and the?
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
‘Homcr McComb, all of Shelton.
Soft organ music was played by
Mrs. Bernhard Winiecki.
The attractive bride, given in
marriage by her father, wore a
wool suit of champagne wool with
an off-thev-face hat of pink satin
with matching veil. She wore a
single strand of pearls, a gift from
the groom, and carried a white
prayer book topped with a single,
orchid and a shower of white satin‘
ribbons. }
Matron of honor and sister of]
the bride, Mrs. Samuel H. Dins-l
more of Olympia, chose a dress of'
aqua wool with off-white hat
while Miss Shirley Parent of Seat—‘
tle, maid of honor, wore a pink‘
crepe dress with black accessor-l
ies. They carried bouquet-cor—I
sagcs of pink carnations with a
shower of pink satin streamers
tied with tiny pink rose buds.
The bride’s mother attired in a‘
gold wool dress with matching hatl
wore a corsage of brown orchids.
Mrs. McComb wore a suit of sap-
phire blue, black accessories and
a corsage of gardenias and pink
rosebuds .
William H. McComb was his
brother's best man and ushers
were Warren J. Woods, RM 2/c,
and James F. Hillier, cousin of
the bride.
A reception for relatives and,
close friends of the newly mar-
ried couple was held at the home
of the bride’s parents following
the ceremony. Floral decorations
about the rooms and on the man-
tle were daffodils, lavender tulips,
acacia, pink rosebuds and green-
cry.
The bride’s table was centered
with a beautiful white tiered cake'
trimmed with yellow rosebuds,
flanked by white tapers, yellow
roses and acacia on a lace cloth.
The handle of the silver knife wasg
adorned with a white gardenia andi
pink rosebuds. Presiding the first
hour were Mrs. T. W. McDonald
and Mrs. A. E. Hillier, aunts of
the bride. They were assisted byl
Miss Virginia Connolly and Miss
Ruth Hillier. The second hour
Mrs. Henry Durand and Mrs. An-'
na Kneeland, assisted by Miss
Betty Attwood and Mrs. Gilbert
Oswald, presided. I
Mrs. Mervin Drain and Missf
Elaine Keith of Seattle were ini
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Out of town guests included
Mrs. Belle Evarts of Scattle,:
grandmother of the groom, Mr.
and Mrs. Antonio Zalloco, Mrs.
Wendall Hemphill, Miss Barbara
Oneal, Miss Reva Hansen, Miss
Clare Mae Reiley, I Miss Mary
Groce, Miss Dorothy Gleason, and
Miss Gloria Romeo all of Seattle,
Miss Eileen Cookson of Bremer-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Dins—,
more of Olympia.
Recital Given At
Lewis Home Recently
Mrs. Charles R. Lewis enter-
tained with a recital at her home.
recently for the parents of her
musical students.
Those taking part were Joan
Dodds, Gordon Grant, Toby Hal-
bert, Jean Simmons, Erma Rich-
ert, Donna Jean Paulson, Mary-
dith Jacobs, Rosemary Stevenson,
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ell, Ernestine Crane, Jackie Hal-
bert, Winnifred Eells, Frances
Johnson, Edith Johnson, Laura
Ashbaugh, Janice Swanson, Jim
Hall, Philip Stoehr and Winnifred
Collier.
Classical numbers by Brahms,
Mozart, Greig, Schubert, Beethov-
en, Debussy and others were en-
joyed.
Sheltonites Attend
Amaranth Installations
Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam Smith and
Mrs. Eli McCulloch, accompanied
by Mrs. Ida Kirkland of Olympia,
attended the Lincoln Court Amar-
anth installation ceremonies in Ta-
coma Thursday. ,
Saturday Mrs. McCulloch, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. M. C.I
Zintheo attended the Colonial.
Court Amaranth installation cere—
monies in Seattle. Colonial Court
candidates wear Colonial costumes!
and wigs, making the ceremonies
very unusual and picturesque.
Hood Canal Club Meet
To Be January 17
The January 17 meeting of the
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Hood Canal Women’s Club in
Hoodsport, will feature a pro-[
gram presented by Mrs. Gracei
McGrady who is chairman of In-
ternational Relations. Mrs. Mc-
Grady will change program dates,
with the Legislation department.
due to her intention to move outl
of the neighborhood soon. ’
Miss Frances Fentiman’sl
Engagement Announcedl
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fentimanl
this week announced the be-j
trothal of their eldest daughter,l
Miss Frances Fentiman to Williaml
M. Lundquist. He is the son of.
Mr. and Mrs. Maldor Lundquist,l
all of Shelton.
The wedding has been set for
Saturday, February 23.
JOINT INSTALLATION
Rainbow Girls and DeMolayI
Boys will hold a joint installation
at the Masonic Hall on Wednes-
day, January 23. The ceremonies.
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‘bride and groom. Mrs. Joseph D.
Miss Durand, daughter of Mr.
and. Mrs. Henry Durand
Flight Officer LaBissioniere, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. LaBission-
iere of Tacoma were united in
marriage at a double ring nuptial
mass at nine o‘clock Wednesday
morning, January 2.
‘The bride was lovely in a gown
of white satin with a full skirt‘
and train of net. Her fingertip
veil of illusion net was fastened to .
Pi Alpha Will Elect
a ruffled halo of net and her only
jewelry was a string of pearls.
On her white prayer book she car— ,
ried a purple orchidand a shower
of white satin ribbons and freesia.
Her J bridesmaid, Miss Joann
Faubert, wore a gown of pink
chiffon and carried a bouquet of
roses and gardenias. She wore
roses in her hair. Mrs. Durand‘
chose a suit of Air Force bluel
with black accessories and Mrs!
LaBissioniere wore a Fuchsia suit‘
with black accessories. Their cor-
sages were roses and gardenias.
Sergeant Leslie LaBissioniere,-
brother of the groom, was the
best man. Ushers were Bob Kim-l
bel and Lt. James McComb. El-n
mer Patrick Smith was the altar]
boy. i
Mrs. A. E. Hillier, organist, ac-I
companied Mrs. Richard Grenberg
who sang “Ave Maria Guneau”.ent:
and Mrs. Roy Rector and Mrs.
Grenberg as they sang, “Ave
Maria, Bright and Pure” and .
“Guardian Angel.” ,
The wedding breakfast was;
served at the Durand home fol—1
lowing the ceremony. Daffodils?
and roses were used in the decora-
tions of the rooms.
The bride's white covered table
was centered with a tiered wed—,
ding cake topped with a miniature}
I
Hill presided at the silver service,
and Miss Faubert served the
cake. Mrs. Warren Boby, Mrs.
Bob Springer and Mrs. Emmet
Smith assisted with the serving.
Miss Bryanetta Shaffer of Seattle
was in charge of the guest book. i
The young couple are on their‘
way to Santa Ana where the;
groom will report for duty at the!
Distribution Center. They willl
stop at Sacramento to visit his
sister, Sister Marie at. O.F.F. S.
Anthony Convert. For travelin
Mrs. LaBissionieres Wore a black'
suit, black top coat with green
trim and green accessories. ‘
The groom entered the service,
in March 1942 and spent seven'
months in the Italian Theatre of
Operations.
Guests
at the reception in-
cluded Mrs. Robert Springer, Joan '
Fisk, Harriet Smith, Don Smith,
Mrs. Warren Toby, J. E. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hill, Flor-
ence Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Kimbel, Pat Williams, Frankie
Ann Fredson, Mrs. Roy Rector,
Jane McKay, Gordon Smit , Rob-
ert Kimbel, Jim McComb, Eulalie
Sharpe, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cyr,
Jr., Mrs. O. K. Stephens, Carol
LaBissioniere, Helen Martineau,
Ken Kofoed, Joyce LaBissioniere,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. LaBissioniere,
Leslie LaBissioniere, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Cyr, Mrs. LouiSe Patnode,
Joann Faubert, Viola Austin, Mr.l
and Mrs. Edward Faubert, Charles!
Durand and Bryanetta Shaffer.
Dr. Brown, Speaker
At Bordeaux P.-T. A.
The January meeting ofvthe Bor—
deaux Parent—Teachers Associa4
tion will be held at the Bordeaux
School on Thursday, January 17,,
at 8 pm.
Dr. E. A. Brown, state supervis-
or of Remedial and Special Educa-
tion, will be the speaker. Piano
solos by Katheryn Jordan and vio-
lin numbers by Reverend Hard—
wick W. Harshman will complete
the program.
A cordial invitation is extended
to anyone interested in elimentary
education.
Refreshments will be served.
Friendship Club El’ects
Officers At‘Meeting
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Officers for the coming year ,
J
were elected at the last meeting
of the Friendship Club which was
held at the home of Mrs. Verne
Pearcy. Officers to take charge
this year are Mrs. Nell Eads,
president; Mrs. Ruth Beebe, vice
president, and Marjorie Yule, sec-
retary.
Mrs. Eads won the Penny Annie
prize.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Roy Castle on
January 16.
Shelton Photographers
Meetin January 15th
The She ton Association of Pho-
tographers will meet January 15
at Burgoyne Studies at 7:30 pm.
Dr. Louis Keyser will lead the
discussion of “The Lenses” and
“Type of Cameras.” This is the
first of a series of lectures on
photographical subjects.
Anyone interested in photog-
raphy is invited.
DANCE
SATURDAY, JAN. 12
From 9 to 1:30
Shelton Valley Grange
Hall
Sponsored by General-Welfare
Club
Music by General Welfare
Club Orchestra
Public Welcome
and I
l and Wayne Meier, Ellen and Rob-l
'and Mrs. Harshman.
Betty McKielyVells
Lt. H. E. Barber l
Sprays of huckleberry and bas-l
kets of chrysanthemums with talli
white tapers on either side, made
up the altar for the quiet homei
wedding New Year‘s Day when}
in the presence of close friends
and relatives, Lt. H. E. Barber and
Betty Jo McKiel were united in
marriage. The ceremony took
place in Hoodsport at the home
of the bride’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. McKiel, with Rev. H. W.
Harshman of Shelton officiating.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was love-
ly in a soft, gray suit with black
patent accessories and a corsage
of gardenias. Her attendant,
Yvonne Bartels, wore a pale green
suit with a pink carnation corsage.
Lellie Wyers of Tahuya attended
the groom as best man.
Other guests included Mrs.
Wyers, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Van
Laanen, and Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
Gibson and daughters, Shirley and
Marjorie, of Shelton.
Following the ceremony a de-
licious wedding dinner was served.
Officers January 20
On Sunday evening, January 6,
the Pi Alpha‘s of the First Meth-
odist Church held their régular
meeting in the church parlors. De-
votions were given by Grant Pack—
ard followed. by a business meet-
ing with John Steinberg, vice
president, presiding. The nomin-
ating committee was appointed as
follows: Dorothy Hawthorne,
Walter Elliott, Jr., arid Bob Price.
The election of 1946 officers will
be held at the next meeting Jan-
uary 20. ,
George Andrews showed to the!
group the film “Highlights and?
Shadows,” a film especially inter—
esting to camera fans.
‘ Refreshments were served by,
Opal Packard, Ellen Price and‘
Jewell Harshman to those pres-
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Crary,g
sponsors; Carol and Clarence
Grunert, Jean and Walter Elliott,’
Opal and Grant Packard, Roberta.
ert Price, Helen Rowe, John Stein-
‘berg, Dorothy Hawthorne, Alice!
Gee, Frances Fentiman, Bill Lund-
"quist, George Andrews and Rev.
Card Party To Be Held:
At Shelton Valley Hall
The Shelton Valley Grange is
sponsoring a public card party
Thursday evening, January 17, at
the Grange hall. The play will;
start at 8 o’clock. , I
A door prize will be awarded:
and prizes will also be given for
“500” and pinochle.
Supper will be served during the
evening by the Grange ladies.
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WEEK-END GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Palmason
and small son, former Shelton res—
idents, were the house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Winiecki
over the week-end. Mr. Palma-
son, recently returned from duty
in the South Pacific, will attend<
school till fall. i
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CAPITOL HILL CLUB
The Capitol Hill Club held their
'last meeting with Mrs. Mary Bax-
ter. January 10 they will meet at
the home of Mrs. Harry Calkins.
‘All members are urged to be pres-
ent.
HOUSE GU EST
Miss Florence Mullis of Friday
Harbor returned to her studies at
the Bellingham College after
spending the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Donovan Palmer.
ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING
The Altar Society of the St. Ed—
. wards Church will meet with Mrs. '
A. Almaden this Thursday at 8'
o’clock.
. DENTAL
NEEDS
50¢
IPANA....39¢
50¢
TEEL 39¢
Eisterine .. 59¢
$1.00
ZONITE . . . 7 9¢
50¢ (room Paste)
oRLls . 29¢
50¢ on. WEST
BRUSH . . . 47¢
. VITAMINS
-
100 ,
ABDOL Imp. . . 2.63
$1.50 .
SCOTT’S E‘mul . 9819
250
ABDOL. . . . .557
31.00
Groves Vitamin 89¢
100
UNICAPS . . . 2.96
100
SUPER D Caps 2.55
McConke-y’s ’.
Franklin D. Roosevelt. General
“There will be no
infantile paralysis remains as one'
to eliminate, and I. am certain.
V' vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv"
Harstine Island
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv v vvvvvvvv
Pete Coleman of Seattle recent-
ly discharged, has been spending
this last week with his aunts and
uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chris-
tensen and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sinclair.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whaley of
Shelton spent last Thursday vis—
iting their daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hitchcock.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Glaser
and daughter of Tacoma spent the
last. week end at .the Hugo A.
Glaser home.
Hugo Glaser had the misfor-
likens Dimes Drive to War on Axis
General of the. "Army" Dwight D. Eisenhower eases ‘the
Mr. and Mrs. Rem
. Attend Reception
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ren
tended the reception Tuesda:
ning given by the President '
University of Walisington r
cuts of freshmen.
They had an opportun
meet the University pro
who are the instructors of.
son, Ray. They expressed
appreciation of the effort In
Mr. and Mrs. Rempel to 7’
the affair from the distan
Shelton.
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‘BUB‘BLES SEZ.
0 Now that those lovely nyl ‘
are on the way back, the
is finding soaps to Wash ’em
Best way to fix that is to k
turning in the USED F
needed to help'make soaps.
member, where there's
there’s soap. Keep savingy
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FLOWE
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March of. Dimes, conducted January 14-31 bythe‘NationalFonnda- , D I
tion for Infantile Paralysis as a “fitting tribute” to the memory of
"lent
Eisenhower said: i I amoi
question of t’he- response from2 every Ameri— , Poun
can who understands the urgency of the appeal. 'In our country I milln
of the scourges that we must strive use-
that the fighting services and all , demc
veterans and civilians will unite in helping to defeat this» enemy l the ,
just as they did. in gaining the victory om the'Axis‘ih the
field.” ' :"Iy
"lot
Brazil Discovered in 1500 L 33""
Brazil was. discovered on May 3, l ergd‘
1500, by the Portuguese Adm. Pedro R the”
Alvares Cabral. , 820 I
at the schoolhouse. ' it;
Pvt. Theodore V. Hile, just re- .53” Are Right . Wins
turned from the South Pacific, is . ma,"
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl for Every 0003510 prom
Harriman with his wife and, son PARTIES 1946L
awaiting discharge proceedings. ‘ B'RTH DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Simmons en-l . ILLNESS tth
tertanied New Year’s eve, Mr. and .- CONDOLENCE at
Mrs. Irvie Wingert, Mr. and Mrs. . WEDDINGS strai
J. Paul Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. ANNn/ERSARIES :°eSI
John McGinnis. Cards were . CONGRATULATIoN "loin
played with a dainty lunch at an"
midnight. . . “ll
Mrs. Smith, the county nurse, '.;,.
tuvre last week to step on a rusty
nail and is suffering with quite a
sore foot.
Mrs. Inga Johnson and Mrs.
Peggy Anderson called at the
Shelton Hospital Friday afternoon
to see Mrs. Betty Mattus of Bel-
fair who has been quite sick from
having a tooth pulled. She is re-
ported better.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson spent
Sunday with their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Housen of Grapeview. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harriman
entertained over New Year’s Mr.
and Mrs. Don Roby of Gig Har-
bor. Violin music was enjoyed
till the wee small hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Goetsch
and children and Miss Dorothy
had New Year’s dinner on Brain-
bridge Island with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Callahan and son, sister of
Mrs. Goetsch.
Mr. and Mrs. Soren Loft and
ydaughter, Patricia, left last Wed-
nesday for Oakland, Calif, to visit
a sister of Mr. Loft.
There was a good turnout at the
power meeting last Friday night
with "Quick Change"
No mere make-up...“Quick Change”
is a marvelous new complexion
that you whisk on instantly
with your fingertips. Available
in a number of carefully considered
complexion shades. $2 plus tax. '
cCONKEY's
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
4th &. R.R
Phone 303
was on the Island last Wednesday
checking over some of the children
with measles.
Phone 232
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New Location
At 7th and Cota
—for—
F]?
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Specializing In Wella Oil Treatments
and Rilling Machineless Waves
Phone 291
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