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PaT.e 4 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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NOKES-,JOVCE. SItAYNE
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i Tahuya Residents
Have Accidents
On Icy Highways
By Effie L. Knowlton
The icy roa(Is of the past ten
d'lyq hi'alight three accidents to
local residt.nls. The most serious
was ttl',ll Of Boh [)ieRsmL wire
'ki(lded on the hill on the highway
g'(dn" down. to the he.a(f of the hay
at ('h)rst dropping over the steel)
bank landing lfim in the hospital.
Car (tamage was estimated at $400.
l)h:kson is now home from the
h,spita], rejoicing' to be alive.
ltarry Curl was returning hon)e
from the Knowlton ranch, which
ha hlls been operating smee Vcrne
I(nnwlton's illness, when he ]net
Mike Thorne]y on'a hill. Cm'l had
chains and stopped, but Thornely
l.ou(thed the hrakes of his army
trnek that went into a.waltz and
swiing, around to smast in the
front end of Curl's pickup.
.Tohnny Matson of Dewatto went
into a skid between here and De-
watto and damaged his car. With
the icy condlfion of the roads and.
tte apparent shortage of gravel
with which to safeguard ttlem, it
is small wonder the damage is not
grellter.
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Mrs. Martha Cowan, mother of i
Ranks Rendsland, celebrated her 1
8,itl) t)it'thday !ast Saturday withl
n sauerkraut feed. She found this I
,German delicacy more to her lik-I
ling than the traditional cake and
i
candies. We wish her many more
birthdays.
A stork shower at the Bremer-
l(m home of Fay Chi]ton. honoring
Shirley Huson last Tuesday eve-
ning was attended by several local
ladies.
Stcelhead fishing has i)een good
here the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Metzler
of Shelton visited with tie Rends-
Innds over the week end.
The last meeting of the Tahuya
Garden Club vas held at the BeN
fair Imme of Ruth Small. Twelve
members answered roll call with
two visitors The County Agri-
. cultnrai agent spoke on this oc-
casion and answered the many
questions fired at him by the en-
thusiastic ° metal)era. Delightful
refr0shments were served follow- I
in K the business meeting. The
next. meeting is scheduled to be a
-joint hm('heon at Alderbrook Inn!
with Rhod,ddendron and Ever-
green Clubs. weather conditions
permitting. Members will be no-I
titled by postal card of the details. I
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Mrs. CaW Hutchinson of Sheltonl
has been the week end guest of
lVlrs. Mary 'Pip•on. On Sunday
Mr. Hutchinson joined the folks
f(li" ,qun(lav dinner.
Mrs. Fo)'z'est Flor'a ts recovering
fl'onl 1 burned hand. The accident
occurred over s week argO when
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:;:)octal r.vents
:i: Barbara Nelson, Society Editor . . Phone 100 !i
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Miscellaneous Shower At Dayton
Given Monday For Mrs. Joe Duffey
By Ro, Beers
A ITliscelianeous shower was
glviql for MFS. Joe Duffey, form-
erly Bernadine Ogg, on Monday
evening at tie Dayton Connnun-
ity Hall.
Gifts were pat under a white
and yellow trimmed umbrella.
Imncheon tables were decor-
ated witl greenery and the ceriter
piece had two sets of yellow
candles m crystal holders.
Games and group singing were
enjoyed by tl)se who attended.
Hostesses were Mrs. Witt Ra-
racy and Betty Lemke.
Those present were the mes-
dames Charles egg, Darl Goldy,
Mary Chappell, Warren Williams,
LaurerLee Bailey, Charles Dennis.
Archie Lemke. Edward Bunnell,
A. R. Davis, Witt Ramcy, Henry
Cimppeil, Arcifie Vaughn, Steven
Beers. Fritz Buechel. Delphige
I¢.i,hel. Also present were the
misses Betty Lemke. L. egg, San-
dra Chappell, and Laura Beers.
Mrs. Joe Duffey was honor guest.
TIlE DAYTON LADIES' Club
is meeting at noon, Januray 20 at
the home of Mrs. Gertrude Scott.
Last Friday evening the Little
Egypt 4-H Club sponsored a s]at-
ing party for all youngsters in
community at Panhandle Lake.
Mrs. A. R. Davis from Garry-
owan, Mont. is staying at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Bunnell; Mrs. Davis is Mrs. Bun-
nell's aunt.
MRS. ANDREW SCOTT is con-
fined at the Shelton Hospital.
Betty Lemke and Mrs. Steven
Beers attended Thursday a Grange
meeting at Shelton Valley Hall.
ALLYN COMMUNITY CLUB
0FFICFA00, WRAGE IS PRESIDENT
By Francis W. Laugh dent; Vern .Hawk, treasure,', and
The Allyn Community Club had Mrs. D. F. Schofield, re-elected as
a good turnout during the Jan- I secretary.
uary 1,2 meeting at the school i OTHER BUSINNESS conducted
house. Officers elected for the included a discussion which soon
new year were Charles Wrage, will lead to a meeting with Pen-
president; Dick Valley, vice presi-
Shelton Valley Ice
Delighted Young
Persons Ere, Thaw
By Signe A. Kneeland
Sunday evening ' rain fell on
Shelton Valley after the longest
cold snap in many years.
FROST AND ICE delighted
many young persons wire too sel-
done get the chance to skate or
ski in this part of the country.
To the" ones who ]lave to worry
over pipes freezing and wood piles
diminishing, the warmer weather
comes as a blessing.
Shelton Grange 40 put on the
first and second degrees Tin trs-
day. Therewere about 60 Grang-
ers in attendance.
A dance was held Saturday
night Not many braved the cold,
but the ones who did had a good
time.
TIlE SLATER FAMILY a n d
Jim Vandermay spent Wednesday
evening with the Winsor and Ben-
nett families in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bemlett
called at the Highlands Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Glover nd
children spent Saturday in Olym-
insula Light regarding street
lights for Allyn,
Brought up briefly, and to be
discussed at greater length at a
special meeting soon, was the
question of a mobile library unit
regularly calling at Allyn. Next
regular meeting of the Commun-
ity Club will be held at the school
house on Febmlary 2.
The local tavern is now tinder
the management of Harvey Nel-
son, formerly of Seattle.
THE OYSTER company has
ceased operation until further no-
tice, after a futile battle with Jack
Frost. Sounds kind of fimhy to
me. but I was told that the little
rascals don't eat right when it's
so cold and they get thin around
the waistline.
Fred Stock took Joe Smith along
as mascot to the Elwah and both
Fred and his mascot brought back
nice elk, or nice elks. Ye olde
correspondent has been promised
a steak from a two-pointer.
Mrs. Maurine Cornelius. her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Zahller of
Retsil, her daughter, Mrs. Roger
Scott, and Michael, and Mrs. Jer-
ry Clark spent Monday shopping
in Olympia. Jerry stayed home
and played at thawing out frozen
water pipes with his brand new
electric welder.
LATEST WORD •received from
the Fred Purvls' indicates that
she, wa.s rendering hot hu:d. pia visiting and shopping.
Man,' hirthdays were celebrated j Sna K;}e.a'ri;a}le%ltn the
at Kamilche Point this last weeki ."" . s "', -- ':' :' --
.... .,s.:low o ,pens tne say toe the
Thursday the Lloyd Clarks cele i,o, ..... --. " .' ....
,i,<, hirthda00 <,f their
ter. Mary, and that of Mrs. Aark s +.^ ks',: ..... r,, a; ..... r "'*h
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father R-V (.arr. ']he sam( (late .. - .. ......
' tr ana lvlrs. Harry metongey
wa, the birthdav of Mrs. Effie ; .....
',,- ,,€.'0 u,:;- H,, ew.., aria mo sgme sJ10pplng.
,,',,,,,,,o,., ......... , .......... , Mrs. Larry games' mother,
nmnv friends and relatives gath- Mrs Greww.e of Seattle. spent
<'red 'It her place for a surprise,
Imrty. Sh receiwd many lovelyt last week in this Valley The
Karnes plan to leave for Call-
presents, o fornia in the near future. They
gaturdav evening Mr. nnd Mrs.
own the old Shatter lmmc and
plan on eeing it before leaving..
i MRS.' JOE KNEELAND a n o
on Ionnie spent Thursday with
the Knutson family who live in
the lmme of Mrs. Wallace Knee-
land in_the M i!l. _Creek ?•o_n.).munity.
Orville Taylor and son. Roy, were
the dinner guests of Mrs. Fred
Clark. it being in honor of Roy's
eleventh birthday.
Sunday Elmer MeMonagle, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor,
came from Aberdeen, and Roy en-
joyed another birthday dinner at
home.
Mi,'rS Jeanne Clark was hostess
at a slnmber party at her home
on I'i'iday, January 7. Her guasts
were the Misses Betty Brownfield,
Bonnie Brownfieid. VirgiIfla Bin-
dara arid Harriet Wilson., The
girls nlayed table tennis and other
games nnd topped the evening by
makirig fudge.
Mrs. Grace Petty and Mrs. Ber-
tha Taylor attended the Degree of
7loner in Olympia Tuesday night.
There was 'a good attendance at
the Progress Grange Friday night.
The next regular meeting will be
SHELTON EAGLES
TO HOST DISTRICT
MEETING SUNDAY
Members of Shelton Aerie 2079
will be hosts to a distrtct'meetlng
of Eagles from Bremerton, Port
Orchard, Aberdeen and Gig Har-
bor in ,.the Eag/es Hall at 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, according to
Bob Aikins, trustee.
Last Monday night Ed Bigelow
, of Seattle, the state representative
for Eagle's IAfe Insurance, gave an
illustrative talk to Eagle mem-
bers meeting at the lodge hall.
January 28. - .........................
............................................. SIX MEN INITIATED
GnAHAM
FHRay, as'turdsy
Dick Poweli, Jane Grer
"STATION
WEST"
Agnes Moorehead, Burl
lve$
A great Picture from Sat.
Eve. Post great story of'
the' last Frontier!
Sunday, Monday, Tiwday
Jannary 28. 24, 25
Rohert Mltchum. Baxbara
Bel Gedde
"BLOOD ON
THE MOON"
Rober! Preston, Walter
Brenntm
Lusty, violent, savage tale
of the deadliest range war
ever tO EXPLODE on tie
screen.
AfllGli : Adults 50 Chil-
d)oil 15,
Wednelay, Thursday
,lanllary 6, 2I
Double Feature
John Enlety, lllllary Brooke
"LET'S LIVE
AGAIN"
The happiest Fun imagin-
able !
Second Feature
Frank Bllek's Origlnnl
"BRING 'EM
BACK ALIVE"
The biggest of all Wild
Animal Thrills!
INTO LEGION POST
Initiation of six new American
Legion members rounded out the
main order of buslness at Tues-
day night's meeting of Fred B.
Wivell Post 31. Those initiated
include Harold, Johnson, William
I. Klingbiel, William Batstone,
Ben Soper, Willigm Blaha, :Harry
R, Bay and Roy Baken.
Maurice Needham outlined pos-
sibllitiea of organizing a Junior
Legion beball team, and other
regular 0mmittee reports were
given. Commander Vern Eaton
stressed that-January was a time
to enroll new members into the
post.
SON ARRIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rebman
of Mt. View, became parents Jan-
uary 15 of a boy born at the Shel-
ton General Hospital.
PARENTS OF SON
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Whethan,
of Route 2, Box 393, became par-
ents of a son born January 18 at
the Shelton General Hospital.
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HOODSPORT
THEATRE
Friday, January 21
"IN OLD
CHICAGO"
Tyrone Power- Alice Faye
Sunday, Jan. 23
Matinee and EVening
"ENCHANTED
FOREST"
IN OLOR
Two Nights a Wsek
the south is very little more south
than the north this winter. They
reported they were leaving Dew-
ing, Nw Mexico, where it had
just z.'ined 'for three days and
then froze all the mud.
Ike Watson and Elmer Beeson
have started out to work on two
or three sunny Monday mornings
only to find that the area on the
canal in which they would ordin-
arily work ia still under eight
inches of snow.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brown en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wat-
son at dinner and a few games of
Pinocifle last Saturday night.
Hospital Notes
Thursday, January 20,
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SHEI,TON GENERAl,
! IOSPITAL
Timse admitted for treatment
at the Shelton General Hospital
this week iDeluded Lewis KeittL
Frank Winkleman, George Hunt,
Sam Endicott, Mrs. Oscar MeH,
George Tozier, Master Edward
Pratt, Dora Cardinal, Rosie Smith,
Baby Mary Lee Horton, Thomas
J. Bachtelor, Theodore Beese and
James Willev.
A new wheel chair. onated by
teachers and P.-T.A. groups of
Shelton in the memory of Mrs.
R. W. Oltman, Ires been received
by the Shelton General Hospital.
The hospital, along with Mr.
el•man, wish to express their ap-
preciation for the kindness and
sympathy shown by these groups.
CI,INIC HOSPITAL
Patients admitted for treatment
at the Clinic Hospital this week
include Mrs. Clara Rayson, Mrs.
Fred Elson, Mrs. A. E. Cleveland,
Joe Ziomek, and accident victim
of Camp Grisdale; William Aus-
tin and J. F. Dandurand.
Among those discharged this
week were Darius Dayton, Axel
Peterson, Mrs. Sam McKessick,
Mrs. Hattie Higgins, Mrs. G. B.
Anderson, Roy Kimball, Mrs.
Charles Fisk, Mrs. Mary Ohmit,
Hoodsport, and Mrs. Gerald Byrne.
WEATHER has played hob with your
clothes of late.
Have your coats and jackets, dresses and suits
cleaned now before the dirt and mud has time to
set. For Swift service, pick up and delivery, with
your cleaning, call
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215 S. 2nd St. Phone 86
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W. L. Lynn, Prop.
MINERVA MERCANTILE
Fred Hanson, Prop.
HOODSPORT MARKET
Steve Hale, Prop.
HOODSPORT MERCANTILE
Gibson & Wlnne, props.
UNION MARKET
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Roy Watson, Prop.
WYATTS GROCERY
Vern Wyatt, Prop.
STARK'S WATERWHEel GROCERY
M. StarK, Prop