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Milly “'
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Birthday Party ‘,
iittcd to member of w or l
for tr NO- 40. “filllmligl
. Old Saturday night. Jail—.
3; any late, that is the
.penmes) each one is
. armg as an offering at.
y Party to be. held after
(ill. ylar meetin ‘
ind Lil's mple. g at the Ma-
ent on
ipanied;
the t l.
days ca
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Waldrip, the Worthy Ma- l
. lson, Wor—l
awith their committees."
nth all“: Chairman for:
; f(Tale making elabor—l
i tur’ the occasion. All»!
F 0 0f the evening is.
non honoring Mrs. Clara:
vwho has been appointcdl
5 epresentativc to lower by.
113’ Grand Matron, M.
Sch: The Worthy Grand}
f Washington is John“
91,19? Cf Yakima, who is;
'19!"S brother.
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bk: Meeting
jrnation Club of the Dc—.
Honor will meet at the
[JLA‘Y V MIE. Lilwrio B. Hill
January 16 !or a 1:30
Uncheon.
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lly 83 Say It. l
ssocia TH FLOWERS
ey Bring Comfort I
and Happiness
,g‘érL DESIGNS AND
r AL BCUQUETS
Ed anywhere, anytime
is Floral Shep
t0" Hardware Bldg.
270-VV
anoe Bl
value ‘
lit) or H
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)r your Vama‘ge to rugs, fun“.
d clothes etc em ,1
_ . ., . cued
lrner Oil '000 last year _
.e most y “1 destroy passesslom
val“ . . or iron
' Year.
Eran $01~ BERLOUIZE your
y elive “1'88, etc, now before
. :dddmaged. Our servicO
by I ten year guar-
tbout it now.
V " Cmth Steam
ry & Dry Cleaners
SMARl lS‘lHEY [00K
“'95 you exclusive
he Pr
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u made to 0rd
032" Si": 12-20. Colors:
. cast, Green, Navy.
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., SHELTQNiM/‘SON CQUNT‘ZJQURNAL
Page: Three
Sheltonites Attend
Bishop-Sjoblom VVc-dding
One of the outstanding wedvl
dings of the season to be held inl
Aberdeen was that last Saturdayl
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What, No Spinach?
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‘N 0 Foreign War’
Plea Wins Support
Robert
ll MARR AGE llCENSES l
Johnson. ‘37,
a lid Hazel
lwliich was held
: Hoodsport.
; given.
! held
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‘Will also be awarded during the
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presses to wear from January *hrWQh M“
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nts, smart and in perfect taste on softly colored grounds,
evening of Miss Barbara Bishop,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kcating Bishop, to Karl Sjobloni
of Sail Diego, son of Mr_ and Mrs.
Oscar A. Sjoblom of Hoquiam,
at St. Andrews
Episcopal church. A reception
was held at the Morck Hotel fol—
lowing the wedding.
The Bishops are well known heTc
having made their summer home
for many ycarél past on Hood Can-
al. Among Sheltonites and Canal
residents to attend the wedding
and reception were Gene Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Miller. Bud
Daviscourt, Fred Short, Miss:
Clara Eastwood and Miss Eloise
Flagg.
Card Party Is
Scheduled For Saturday
The Hoodsport Townsend Club
:will give a card party on Satur-
d'dy Evening, January 18, at 8
p. m.. at the school club room at
' Bridge, pinochle and
bingo will be played and prizes
The public is cordially in—
vited to attend.
St. Edward’s Church
To Hold Curd Party
A public card party will be
in the Social Room of the
.St. Edward’s Catholic church on
Thursday evening, January 16, be-
ginning at 8 o’clock. Contract
bridge, pinochle, and 500 will be
in play during the evening, with
a prize for the winner in each
group. A valuable; door prize
evening.
lLOs Angelou Visitor
liReturns Home Friday
Mrs. Mac Lusk returned here'
Friday evening from a three
weeks trip to California which
ltook her to the borne of her sis-
lter and family, Mrs. James L_
lHill at Los Angeles, for the
Christmas holidays and to Santa
Barbara and San Francisco. She
reported the weather as not so
igood with no sunshine.
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er. And Mrs. H. Skelsey
Return From California
.sey returned Friday night from
la three week trip to Long Beach,
lCalifornia, where they spent the
lholidziys with their son, Ted and
lhis family. Ed Elliott also called
[while they were there. They re-
lported the Rose Festival at Pasa-
dena, as one of the big events of
their trip.
Entertains
. Bridge Club
I Mrs. Charles Hurst entertained
at her home Thursday afternoon
for the regular meeting of her
bridge club. There Were two
tables of cards in play with hon—
llett and Mrs. Fred Hickson who
lalso won the galloping goose. A
{delicious dessert luncheon
lserved during the afternoon.
lsmlum Visitors
Mrs Clara Huntley and daugh— l Entel‘mms Bridge Club
“rash” l Thunsduy Evening
ltt-r Malgaret of Sultan,
arrived here Sunday night to
spend a month or so at the home
of Mrs. Esther Roles.
a. ""4 v3 ‘4'
lectured in “\ADEMUlSELLE
Mollinson's prints in
t er for Ann Sutton only. The rayon crepe dresses
5 ar .
P H‘ under your wmter coat now, and are perfect to go
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i c mg “gilt through spring. $
A Complete collection around 6
. Style 390. Size: 10-20. Colors:
Toast, Blue, Green, Rose, Nnvv.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Skel-l
ors being won by Mrs. Bill Nob-l
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'Gll‘l- Scout Coulich l
{Has Busy Session 5
Girl Scout Council
Aiilurantli Installation
To Be Held Wednesday ,
One of the most colorful events] met at the}
50f the year will be the annuallhome of Mrs. A, E. Hillier Mon-,
{installation and crowning ccrc-lday 'ufternOOn for the first meet-E
lmonles of Laurel Court No. 26,iing of the new year.
Order of the Amaranth, which will The date of February
be held on Wednesday eveninglbeen definitely decided upon for;
January 15, at 8 o‘clock p_ m., at, the Book Review postponed dur-g
the Masonic Temple and whichling the “flu” epidemic. and Willi
elS open to the public. lbe given in the courtroom at two!
5 The installation will be prc-ip. m., with Mrs. Madge Garlandl
ceded by the Unct'owning ceremon- reviewing “Land Without Laugh—l
ies, uncrowning the retiring Roy—l ter,” and accompanying herrcltl
13.1 Matron, Mrs Vera Duffigl(l,{Oli the guitar for presentation]
lThose taking part in the uncrown- ’ Of Russian songs. Tickets pie-1
ling are as follows-z Ethel Sloy, viousiy sold for this review be.
14th has
lUncrowning Matron; Jeanne Zin~lf0re the postponement will be}
ltheo, Crown Bearer; Ella McCu]-i honored—and, additional tickets,
;locl:-, Standard Bearer; Ida Lough.l are now available from any Girl}
jnan, Flag" Bearer; 1940 olflcCis,SCOUt‘O{' CounCll member. I,
lLLEJ Flower Girls; Rosemary l{id-‘ Additional plant: for the “Lit-i
lwell, Soloist. ltlc House” being reconditioned
l The installing of officers will,wcre discussed, and Mrs. Allan“
{be ill charge 01' Harry Call-3w Oflcliairman of the committee. re-l
Elma, who is Grand Royal Matron. : port/9d COUSidOY‘Iible progress on
lAssieting him will be Ethel Stcy, this project. ,
lGl-and Secretary; Minnie Logan,; APPOllltmeflt Of a nominatmgl
lGl-and Prelate; Neil Zintheo, committee for officers of the.
lGrand Musician; Ella Rossnizlli or . Council for the coming year waei
lScuttlc, Marshal; Harry Miolman anmlunced 31' follows: Mrs. Ed-l
iof Seattle, Aid; and Vera Dul- ward J. Faubert. Mrs. Vernoni
:fleld, Mistress of Ceremonies. Davidson and Mrs. Neil Zintheo.l|
l Officers to be installed duringl Next month. February, being"
{the evening am the following; 1.1., 2 International Relations Month in,
lKirkland, Royal Matron; Ernest] Girl SCOUt CiI'CICS tentative PlansI
,‘Crane, Royal Patron; Mao Lusk,lWere laid for activities including;
iAssociate Matron; Ernest Dahl-ltllC Shelton “OOPS
lMac Mcivlzlnn. legal. both of Shela
ton. at Shelton, Jal‘uaiw 11,
Leo Hansen. 28. and Grace DE-
.ano, 18. both of Yakima, at Slick
ton, January 11.
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planner
THEATRE
Shelton, Wash.
Wed, Jan. 15
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Thurs, Jauary 16
15¢ Night
TWO FEATURES
Glorifying the American vegetable, these pretty princesses Will
prove there’s glamor in the garden when they become royal repre-
sentatives of the crops at Imperial Valley’s Winter Vegetable Mardi
Gras in El Centro, Calif. All contestants for queen of the winter
garden crop festival, they are Paddee Fleming (Princess Lettuce),
Helen Beronio (Princess Tomato), Phyllis Purdy (Princess Pea),
Verne Marshall, chairman of the. i i
No Foreign War Committee, : =~
reads some of the thousands of
“TEXAS TERRORS”
Friday-Saturday
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; rren, Associate Patron; Olliel - .- . . .~ . '2 l
g Eleveland, Secretary; Martha Jab: mem PJT. A_ 5 Betty Duer (Plincess
Onion) and Elaine Plemons (Princess Cannot). I Eégfiggfiiégcigfie
21:35:13; I January 1748
iObS' Treasurer; Ethel Flat‘ncr’l nil‘al‘iti“?
Thufr’grllayl; 1 P T A h VOW—WW 7"“ Wild.“ k ‘ N—w“
_“ l bryoadcagt request for the i L Two Features
lConducti-css; Winifred Tozier, AS-' 1 OIYIJGK‘S 0 0 11100 n w- . ..
w , l “ .;._ e
WWW-131 Cogvilustreff: Mutngm Wt“;
gist1101;};3‘?§:'S§grfcsgeWillow}l{,ANAL WOMAN S CLUB HOLDS l‘
mgfeojmmyg: gggglgfjggi l “QUEEN OF THE YUKON"
nan, ars a in .0 3:13 ; J are'a Io . . . he oi , ‘
JEugen-zen, Marshal in ’tlie \Ve;g[;lfu1' a regular meeting. The
pro-1 ers of a telegram the committee ‘leLODY AND MOONLIGHT
Ella McCulloch, Standard Bearer; gram for the afternoon will be 1 sent to
PreSident Roosevelt.
lMargaret Ferwerda, Prelate; Mani given by members of the two ‘
lgaret Anderson, Historian; Vera: fourth grade rooms With the! By Jessie M.
Anderson ,estiug story from a recent maga” r
lDuffield, Trustee, 3 years; Runwi teachel‘s,‘ Miss Marks and MISS. ‘
Hoodsport' Jan. 9. The club zine of a woman Stylist of mewsi
lClune' Trusme’ 2.3mm“ Ethel‘Armelel" 1n,chm‘ge‘ Home
Seglwomen of Hood Canal resumed clothes for the leading Clothiers.
Stoyl Tl'Uthi Annle Antler-8‘0“. '10!“ the tea W1“ be the
“mm 1710‘ session Thursday with fears of of the nation, a
Mis.:l\1]ldred Wall:
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lFaith; Viola Kimbcl, Wisdom; Ly-E thcr of the two fifth grades with
ldi'tt TOWBY‘S. Charity; Mat: Win-l M119 ROY AShley and MI‘S-
MEI'Ylomens pointing to a bright new Miss E10136 1:13,ng was lhpl
,iccki, Musician; Helen FOl‘ilcSt, Pigg in charge. ‘year. With the sun
shilling ovcr— speaker of the afternoon with al
lwarder; Bernhard Winiecki, Sen- _ '———-‘ head, the smell of
spring in the paper on “women of the Bible”, N
gtlnel. ' SUFPY‘ISe Party air, the odor of freshly-done floors and
received quite an ovation‘i
{ Followmg the installation the Honors Birthday [in the bright club mom,
and a from the club for her excellent;
lnewly installed Royal Matron will!
be crowned. Taking part in this Lloyd Hackett on Friday evening
ceremony will be Hermina Jochim-' ll group of friends gathered at
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l sen of Puyallup, Crowning Ma-, home for a surprise birthday party
tron; Ida Loughnan, Honoer Mar—j and handkerchief shower. A very.
lshal; Jeanne Zinthco, Marshal in enjoyable evening was spent visit-l
lthe East; Clare Engelsen, Mar— ing, and delicious refreshments:
lshal in the West; Ella McCulloch, l were served. Those gathering for
lSt‘andard Bearer; Fete Jochims-en the evening were Mrs. Lowell
lof Puyallup, Sword Bearer; Mari—'Powers, Mrs. Glen Robinson, Mrs.I
lvellc Taylor of Olympia, Crown Irving Gillum, Mrs. Harold Chase,
lBearer; Neil Zintheo. MUSiClanlers. A1 Goodwin, the hostesses
lAssociate Matrons of 1940
Mrs. Leonard Buck and Mrs. John‘
Hagg‘strom and the guest of hon-
or, Mrs. Hackett.
l Flower Girls and the Patrons and
lAssociale Patrons as Guards".
A buffet luncheon will be served' -
lin the dining room to members organization Meeting
l and guests following the ceremon— Held Monday Evening
Many out-of-town guests are: A meeting was held on Monday
lQXPeCte‘fl to be pl'ei‘ent ‘45 We“ as evening at the W. R.
Collier homel
E10031 fl'lends- :for the purpose of organizing a!
' llocal unit in the National Service
lLeaguc Motor Corp.
The purpose of this organizao
on is to train women for any
lemergency that may arise in theirl
icommunity, state or government.'
. . _ Army closed formation drill and
lors being Won by Mrs; Glen! -, - , ., . .
lChase. Delicious l'efi'eslimcntsllflmt. ald lalle requnefl m this?
were served during the cvcning.l,.eague' wne sugh O'her comjses
‘aS motor mechanics, map reading,
The next mectinor wil‘ b- h .‘ . .
Thursday. Januaic‘y 23‘ act fliglgmund aViauon’ Short wave
radio"
home of Mrs. Sherman Soule on!gas mask drm' target pracuce'
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Cedar street and Will be a potluck and'Othte}: msnd‘uqtmn. Wm be
gl‘.’ =
lunch served at noon. on .is e Olganization grows in:
number. '
Agata PrT. A. , Another meeting will be heldi
To Meet Friday lnext Monday evening to acquaintl
The Agate P.-T. A will hold the womel‘ 0? Shelton With “16'
it's regular meeting Friday, Jan- purpose 0t this program- The,timel
uary 1'? at 1 o'clock at the Agate and place (if the meet-mg
W1" bet
schoolhouse. Important business announced m .Thumdayys paper
matters will be discussed. The and all women interested are urg-
general public is cordially invite-(lled to attend'
to attend. *
l Mrs. James Roush entertainedlti
lThursday evening at her home for
{her bridge club. There were two
itables of cards in play with lion-
Skokomlsh Valley W.C.T.U.
To Hold Meeting .
Lake Isabella Club
The next regular meeting of the.
Holds Meeting l .
Mrs. I_{elen Keyzers was hOSbESkokomish
63.3 to the Lake Isabella club be held at the home of Mrs. Arvidl
Wednesday, January 8, for theiJohnson on TUesday,_ January 214
first meeting of the year. Nine‘ A potluck dinner Vy‘lll be served
members and three visitors, Mrswut noon. VlSitors are welcome.
Ruth Morin, Mrs. Grace Pelt ,
,amd Mrs_ Vern Wyatt were meg—HEW“? P"T' A-
ent. Games were played and alblat‘“ “‘“rl’day Meat
social good time was had duringl A regular lumping Of the Box“
the afternoon with Mrs. Vera deaux P" I" A' Wm be held at
thel
Huntington winning the peniiy-Bordh‘aux SChOOI on Thu’js‘lflly 51f-j
dl'ill. Mrs. Careta McNutt willltemoonv January 16' bcgmmng at:
be hostess to the club at its licxt' 3:30 p- m' A program 0f
songs'
meeting on VVedneoday, Januul-x'.v',‘m be given by Dupils
22. Sixth grade, along With piano sel-
___._.fi lections by Phyllis: Herzog. Book
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General \‘Vcll‘are Club ICViews Wm be given by Mrs-
Elects New officers Lawrence Burrell. Hostesses for
The main feature of the meet-ltl‘e tea Wm be.m01hers Of
Sixth grade pupils.
ing last Saturday evening of the
General Welfare club was; the'
eleCticn of officers. There was al
large crowd in attendance and:
the results of the election wolc ELS‘ MI'S‘
follows: W. Rawdlng, president;
0. C. Wilkie, Vice—president; L. W_l
Packard, Secretary; Alvlna Mal-l .
lows, treasurer. Installation will Easmm .Star' Fonowfi‘g the
lieg'
be at a later date with ccromon- . mar busmess an.elccuon M Olin”
ics fitting for the occasion. icers was held wlm the {01”ng
Past Mntrons 0.19.8.
Elect New Officers
A. Y.-Bcnnctt was host-
for the regular
Past Matrona of the Order of
meeting of the
inectirlr. ' , . .
“’ 5 White Shrine
Postpones Meeting
l The White Shrine Social Club
Mrs, Pearl Moor;—
Visiting Brothers
Mrs. Pew-l Moore of Onnha i
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Nebraska. arrived here several l mu" U m Jd’w m l mmddy' Feb
weeks arc and is now visitino‘ atI xuiu'yuzo' 1.1m (2.1m, Wm, .to
have
the homis of her brothers, Char— mtt Wlth M’s. “Aime Log‘m'
les and Ray Morkcrt. She was-lJoint Installation
accompanied here by her daugh-l’l‘o Be, Thursday Evening
tor-in—law Mrs. Ellen Moore who;
spent the holidays with her hiis-lofl'icer:- of Mark E. Rccd Chap-
bzind, who in employed at Fort! tor, Order of DeMolay and Rain-
LeWis. The latter has I'cturnedlbow Girls will be held on Thurs—
to her teaching at Omaha. iday evening, January 16, at 7:30
. ’ hi Masonic i
Shelton Dancing Club lp. m m t L ‘—“—* Tbmple.
Has Monthly Gathering HOME FROM ARIZONA
The Shelton Dancing Club heldl J. E. Angle returned Sunday
a regular monthly dance last Fri» l from Phoenix, Arizona. where he
day evening at the. Memorial Hall. l accompanied Mrs‘. Angle and son
There was a very good attendance, 3 Grant who plan to spend the re-
With a good time being elljoyedl maindel‘ of the winter there. He
by all. The next meeting of thelfound that sunny state just con—
group will be on February 14, the eluding a month of intermittent
committees! to be ill charge will .rliins which were hailed jubilant-
be announced at a later date, lly by the agricultural sections but
The committee in charge of last not relished by the sun-seeking
weeks dance was Dr. and Mrs.,tourists. California was also dig-
B. N. Collier, Mr. and Mrs. A, J. ging itself out of the mud after
Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Char- storms and heavy ruins of the past
les Walton, mouth.
flu contagion dismissed
Honoring the birthday of Ml‘S.,gl-and new serving table
Santa Claus—all had their influ-
llovely lunch during the noon in-
‘NeWS', which has become an ac-
;of the activitieu
l’l‘yler contributed her part of the
of mei has increased so fast that only al
the .
esgeu at her home last Thursday
Thcgencral public is invited to lesult": M'S' 20""
Waidl‘ip.
‘llttend the meetings which are Ples‘dentfl M"; Clam“ Harrier.
1101.3 every Saturday evening in ‘ Vice-pl'esmcnt; hall's. H. lg.
BELTIOII,
the Memorial Hall, with CIltCI‘-lsecretal.y’ and Mm' 1" D‘
HaCk}
tainment following the business!treasure"-
‘lias postponed their meeting from'
A joint public installation forii
LWED GNES
alid all of Connecticut.
from It was voted
Work on thc subject. l a
to submit the paper to the Reci-
procity Bureau of the \VaShiIlgLLII. ‘-
ence in bringing the ladies to—
gether igair} din a very happy State Federation of Women’s
Tame 0 mm . Clubs. l . . . .
The usual business session, c0n-, Mia-s Flagg avoided any attempt; The
Pl'PtCCtmg '"Slgmfi 9f
ducted by the president, Mrs. Fred at preachment and the familiar, the
registered pharmacist is
Short, occupied the, morning and outstanding Bible Characters were a
safeguard of health for
was enlivened by reports of the Passed over bl‘lefly 50 that more, your
loved ones, we are
attention could be given the lit-‘
tle known women where only aI
sentence or so is given from which;
a. whole characterization must be‘
Birtley Ball of the District Wel- drawn. The basis of the talk was Doctors
know of our. fine
fare De artment. By 2). unani- a review of the life of the times. I ,
mous mile of the meeting, the .', particularly to do with the status!
repdtat'mfthey kn°W th‘j‘t
Flag Salute became a definite fea- of women in the Old Testament their
life-saving orders wull
holiday activity. Especially grati—
fying were the reports of Mrs.
J. Nance of the Welfare De—
partment of the club and of Mrs.
proud to display this sign of
a c c u rate prescription-com-
pounding upon our window.
lUI'e 0f the Clllb's Opening Pl'O’ days: Showmg that .thefmet
With be filled accurately a n d
cedure. 31‘: 55:13:: hi‘fifin 52:33:;OgZL‘ 2:3 speedily here. Bring
your Milan...“ ..-.I
The daY'S llOSteSSes served a Ngagle‘ prescription to us . . .
we’ll We Have Served the
expressed emotions in the
|way as-we do today, There was
la great procession of women; sin-
leere, subtle, designing, clever and
cepted part of every program, but otherWise. They classified much
today, took on a .more definitelztsanvg‘i);;en t5: Itiot‘tii‘iey
1:203:19 (311:1
turn when Mrs, Hilligoss presented thew, «lives, Sisters, daughter:va
a series of articles re ardin the , . , , l
fig; six women in tie Hug” of politic1ans, busmess, even a judgel
Fame. Upon Mrs. Tyler’s E“gland military leader. Miss Flaggl I R
- . concluded with the reading of . . w
gestion, this series Will be liSe-d- -. ,c . l _AGr.aduale Pharmamst
Richard EGrenber
as the nucleus for a scrap book 53mg Lemueld Idea of the Perfect' Alwa
s In Attendance R.Ph.G. q
woman from Proverb: 31. l .
of outrtunuingl
women to be compiled by Mrs.
Tyler for club reference. Mrs.
fill them 100% “as the doc-
tor ordered!" the past 20 years.
termission. The afternoon pro- People of shelton for
gram opened with Women in the
news of the day with an inter-
Marines Among
Best Dressed
Military Group;
When honors for the best-dresu—i
ed military men in the world are;
awarded, the U. S. Marines should;
be somewhere near the top, if?
variety as well as snappy styles
are considered.
Three complete outfits with such
accessories as belts, gloves, leg-
gings and similar details are tliel
foundation of a marine’s ward-
robe, which includes a blue, for-
estry green, and khaki uniform_
For the present there is a,
dearth of blue uniforms due to,
the fact that the Marine Corps:
limited number could be supplied.
Meanwhile they are being issued,
only to marines who go to sea
and a few other special detach-
ments.
! The blue uniform with its brass;
,buttons, yellow and scarlet trim-l
mings and bronze cap or collar or—lv
numento is decidedly popular]
Sometimes white trousers, beltsl
and caps are worn with the blue«
blouse by way of contrast. making l
a rather striking ensemble. 1
l Soldiers of the one also havel
a choice of about nine hats of dif—;
ferth styles and colors. These]
lincludc a khaki, blue, green, or
,white cap with visor, a ficlJ or
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campaign hat, a green or khaki
overseas cap and a tropical sun
helmet or steel helmet.
l Naturally a. marine does not
choose for himself the style hel
.prefers to wear. Such decisions:
“are made by the commanding of-
ficer of barracks or detochmcnt,
lwho prescribes the uniform of the
lday for the men under his com-
' mand.
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Miss Knight Hostess
To Chapter B, EEO.
. Miss Jessie Knight was. hostess
,at her home on Monday evening
‘tor the meeting of Chapter B, P.
i O. The Constitution Quizz was,-
icouducted by Mrs. Alden C. Bay-
lley and Miss Clara Emrtwood,
‘Therc were 18 in attendance for
the meeting,
.
‘ Attend Meeting or
Inter-City Club
l ‘MI'S. E. B. Sutton, Mrs \Villis
* Burnett and Mrs. Bill Dickie drove
.to Bremerton last Thursday for
,the regular meeting of the Inter-
city club which was held at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Eskridgc.
A 12:30 luncheon was enjoyedfol-
lowed by an afternoon of sewing; lst fir, Gl-QVQ
and visiting.
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