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1959 A!lty Dalee Orthopedic Dance is for Saturday, Feb. "Tf"elton Armory by the the Juninr ,and Chil- Guilds. is open to the public as well as teenagers to attend. the dance are the Verda McConkey, and James Stevens and Atahualpa :eeds from the dance will the eattle Children&apos;s I-Iospital. S$1TLTON-MASON MAKING HOME IN SEATTLE • MANY KINDS OF MXSS DONNA BURNETT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burnett, became the attractive bride of Mr. Richard Allen John- son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Johnson of Albuquerque, N.M., in a recent double ring. cerem9ny in the Methodist church. The couple are making thMr home in Seattle where they are students at the University of Washington. Mr. Johnson is employed at Boeing Aircraft and Mrs. Johnson in the University forestry li- brary. ALL BU!LmG AND G BUILDERS FIRST and PINE Phone HA 6-4393 Foresters Report ,Given Beta Zetas, Calendar Pr0jects The regular business and edu- cational meeting of Beta Zeta Chapter, Epsilon StgTna Alpha In - lernational, was held Wednesday of last week at the home of :Mrs. Jim Cross, Mrs. Ken Smith co- hostess. In the absence o1: the president, Mrs. Ed Dunbar, vice-president, presided at the meeting. Mrs. Ken Evans gave a report on the Excep- tional Foresters, Inc., benefit held in December. Tentative plans were made for a rummage sale to be held February 28 at the PUD building. Also plans were made l for a bake sale to be held later in the spring. TAb? group was told that Mrs. !R. . Stephens, fm'mer Beta Zeta member, had affiliated with the Olympia chapter. Mrs. Stephens attended meetings here for some I time even though they were re- siding in Olympia. It was also an- nounced that Mrs. Bill Kimbel and Mrs. Jim Dean will become inac- tive members for a short period (if' time:. Date lfo :the forthcoming ESA state convention to be held in Spo- kane is May 22, 23 and 24. Beta 2eta has in its chapter two state: council officers, Mrs. Dick Hol- land, president, and Mrs. Glenn Sowers, secretary. In addition Mrs. A-rt Nicklaus has been se-i lected to serve on the state nomi- nations committee. For the educational program, a: panel discussion on first aid was conducted by Mrs. Germ White, educational director. The next meeting will be held January 28 at the home of Ken Evans with Mrs Don Smith acting as co-hostess. ,tvr00 TQ0 "EVEn TOO I,A.TE .,, Now I, The Time To... Georgine Reed Guild Meets in Diem Home Last Friday, 12 members of the Georgine Reed Orthopedic Guild met at the home of Mrs. F. H. Diehl where the hostess served a colorful variety of salads and homemade rolls f)r hmch. hi tbe absence of Mrs. Paul Schlosser, 'presidentl Mrs. John Bennett conducted the short busi- ness meet. Mrs. S. A. Hatcher, treasurer, rep(rted all dues had been paid. It was announced that the John Bennetts, Winston Seotts and Ola- vi Ahos are planning a project for i March. Details of the project will be announced at the next meet- ing. ! Three tables of bridge were ]played the llemainder of the af- tcrnoon. /t's A Date Today, Thursday, Jan. 2 Golden Age Club, 6 p.m., Me- moriql ball. Toastmaster's Club, 7 a.m., Hciie's Broiler. l,'riday, ,hen. 23 Basketball, Jefferson vs. Shel- ton, 6:45 p.m., Shelton gym, three g ull e s. Sdurday, Jail 24 Ch)thing Pool, 10 a.m. until noon Welfare Bldg., Sixth and Railroad. Sunday, Jan. 25 All-City Choir Concert, 4 p.m., Jtmior high school auditorium. Mcmd|y, Jan. 26 Lake Isabella Woman's Club Mrs. Lombard's home. Southside School PTO expcutive board, 7:30 p.m., Southside school. Royal Neighbors of America 7:30 p.m., Mrs. Olaf Laugen's home. Tuesday, Jan. 27 Shelton Music Club, 8 p.m., Mrs. R. W. Oltman's home. Dirt Dobbers Garden Club, 10:30 a.m., Girl Scout Littlehouse. Wednesday, Jan. 28 SRA Pinochle Cinb, 8 p.m., Shel- ton Armory. WSCS 2 p.m., circles meet--Mrs. Howard's circle, in Mrs. L. D. Hack's home; Mrs. Reck's circle, Mrs. Hal McClary's home; Mrs. Wingard's circle, Mrs. W. A. Wit- sier's home. DeMlays To Install (Hticers The public is invited to the an- nual installation of afftcers for the Mark g. Reed chapter, Order of DeMolay, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Masonic Temple. To be instaffed as Mater councilor will be Stew Biehl, on of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Blehl. Other officers to be lhstalled will be Jerry Ktlbourne, senior coun- cilor; Sherry Hlbert, junior coun- cilor; Harry Coles, senior deacon; 3udd Tuberg, junior ¢eacon; Ter- ry 0sterberg, senior stewa'rd; Bill Forman, Jtmfor steward; Dave Pearce, orator; Scott Briggs, scribe; Rick Beck, treasurer; Jim oakes, sentinel'; James Mattis, chaplain; Rawlin McInelly, mar- shal; Jerry Mallory, standard bear- er; Kern Livermore, almoner, and Jan Norvold, Corky Peterson, Eric Coles, Dave Meissner, Ed Stock, Ralph Hoard, and Wllford Bear. don, preceptors. Installing officers will be Jerry HOME LOAN Preuse, Bob Kepka, Woody Silli- font, Tacoma, and Bob Forman, Shelton. i All 'Ocountslneured up to $10,000 by F.S.& (.and I.C. eirt Oobbe Slab :!' &INIISTOII 08UmY FEDERAL White Elephant Sale Members of the Dirt Dobbers : NGS & LOAN ASSODIATION Garden Club will meet at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Girl Scout Littlehouse, Kneeland Park. A Btty Bldg., .Olympia, Wash. white elephant sale will be held iCERI, following the meeting. m " DIRECTOR-- It was reported at the last meet- I Sears, Pl'esident ing Of the group that Fred Pests of the Douglas Iir Company has replanted the douglas fir trees r, S--rdata 'ZY'Ua JOHN S. LYNCH, JR. that had (tied since last spring U r,_ __ = " V.R. LAWRENCE around the log monument. _ --', Altar. Secy.-Tree& J C rrv°HULL ROYAL-NH(iHBOItS Mlauli. Vice , ...... " ........ --,era(tent CARLTON I. SEARS Members of the Royal Neighbors of America will meet for the reg- " -..,, YT PIN? gATE8 3Ya PER ANNUM-- ularly schluled meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Olaf Laugen. AL- Published in Canal Woman's GI :Plans for Foreip Mrs William Gilbert, interns- tional relations chairman for the Hood Canal Woman's Club, an- nounced phms to bring University of Washington foreign exchange students at the last meeting of the club. The students, who visited Hood Canal last year during their friend k ship tour, stayed overnight in ten Canal tmmes during their two-day visit in Mason county. Those who opened tlmir homes counted it a i privilege as they learned a great deal about the customs of the dif-i ferent countries as well as to pre-[ nit the students to find out mor alout our way of liing. The club voted to give $10 to the Girl Scouts, $5 to the student nurse and penny art funds and a "Blanche Radtke" memorial of $20 " ShelleD, Washington Sea PiaNist to Appear In Annual ,/Cir Ca,eert sunday, 4 p.m., in the Junior high school auditorium, is the time, date and place for' the atonal choir concert sponsored by the Shelton Music Club. Featured among the local choirs will be Leslie Wood, brilliant young Se- attle musician, who will play a group of piano solos. Wood is one of the outstanding pianists from the aist class of Paul Pierre Neely, natimially known teacher of piano. He is a popular soloist, for various clubs and or- ganizations in Seattle and Shelton music loers are eagerly looking forward to his playing. The ;high school choir and the choirs from the following churches Will participate: Faith Lutheran, First Baptist Methodist St. Da- vid's Episcopal, Mo nt Olive Lu- Bridal Show=' Fetes Dera Jeah Malhew$ A Sunday aftern,)nn bridal show- el' ill tbe home of Mrs. Madelcne : Anderson honored |he conliu K nlar- rin,,e of Miss Dora Jean Malhews to Mr. Roy Putxin. ]h)stesses for !the affair were Mrs. Ken Wohlen and Mrs. T)on Hansen Pink rosebuds and a bride doll were lined as the cc.nterpiece for the attractively set tahle. Attending besides the guest of :honor were Mesdames Cecil Mc- ;Clain, Bob Wolden, A. E. Lemke, Robert Ogden, H. E. XVolden, L. L. iPutvin, Laurence Putvin, Don Put- vin, F. E. Ogien and Susie, I)ick FranMin, Bud Franklin, Jack Mal- langer, Hester Ogden, Geri Villines, Bob Pughn, Art Graf, Tom Ogden and Bellaine and Miss Lethe Wil- on. Ollt-of-town gtlests were Mrs. S. W. Babcock and Mrs, Hilder 3 WSCS Members 'Rekindle Gift' "Rekindling the Gift" was the themc of last Wednesday's meet- ink of the Wom'm's Society of Christian Service in the fireplace room of the MetbodisI church. Mrs, I)avid Little was in charge of the proKranl and Mrs. Thonlas I Rowe led the devotions. . Preceding the nleeting Mrs. Mer- ritt Wingard's circle served a des- sert luncheon: The folh)wing circles will meet for a Olle o'ch)ck ]lulcheon next Wednesday ill tile f o I l o w i n g homes: Mrs. Howard's circle in the h,)me of Mrs. L. D. Hack with Mrs. Amy Frank, co-hostess; Mrs. Reck's circle in Mrs. Hal Mc- Clary's boule and Mrs. "Vingard's circle in the home of Mrs. W. A. Wits,era with Mrs. H. W. Gruver as co-hoatess. ATTENDING the Governor's Crods! SHOP AT tiOM| to Girls' State. theran and St. Edward's Catholic. Alvesta(t, of Tacoma. Unable to Ball ,m Wednesday of hist week " ]. A potluck luncheon was served A Clarinet quartet from the city attend but sen, linK gifts were Mrs. from Shelton were Mr. and Mrs. .., instead ofthe regular luncheon by Ischool music department will also Art "Wolden, Mrs. Lou Alvestad A. L. Barnes, Mr. anti Mrs. Roy ' 'i a committee. Mrs. C. R. Dugger]perform. Three selections will be and Mrs, Jerome Burke. Ritner, Mr. and Mrs. John Ben'- ........... mtt, Mrs Kathryn 14raneken anti k  showed one of her many habbies I sung by tile combined school and "  ": to the club and others Were' asked I church choirs. Walter Ttmmerick.  'fl, to tell about their hobbies. ] There will be a silver offering. TWIN SONS were born Dec. 24 ............ ;' Sg.] - ]The funds raised will be used to to Mr. and Mrs. 1 atrmk Kmball WEEKEND GUESTS at the   • Isend an outstanding Shelton stu- (.nee Marcy Fuller) in Spokane. home of Mr. and Mrs. George I'M. BE HAPPY 3  uthside PTO Board I dent interested in music to tile Proud grandparents are Mr. and Cropper were Mrs. Croppers TO SHOW YOU  " ,1- ' ,.., - -- J___ xri_,- Inland Emi)lre Music Camp. Mrs. Floyd Fuller and Mr. and aunts, Mrs. Garrett Lawman and THE V aH'e na,¢=a "L'O [MLI IIOlliQIIb" J.l /lllU I The She]ion Music Club is af- Mrs. Jack tIaydon. Mrs. William Chatfield, Seattle. , ,,,,=v=-r,w The executive board of thelflliated with the Washington State[] &I] ;Yg7J[ [1  Southside Parent-Teachers Organ- and Nati0n'al Federatiot; of MU- .................................................................. # ization will meet at 7:30 p.m.,si c Club. 'The next meeting of Monday !n the school. . . the ehtb will be t 8 p,m..'rues. Specim music has Deed piannea day in the home of Mrs. R. W for the next meeting of the PTO Oltman .for Feb. 2, tth the appearance " M APP&It|L of the h'ene S. Reed high chool IN THE ¢OblaOR]r OF ¥OUOJII nonettes. Clothing Pool STARTIHG SAT JAH 24 ' The Monthly Shelton Jayette "9 • GLENN F, ltIOllTE SALVATION AR.Y .TRUCJ< Clothing Pool will be open Sat- The Salvation Army tmmk will urday from ten o'clock until noon Burley, :Wm,h. be in Shelton to plck up discard in the Welfare building, Sixth and • IN EAGLES HALL (Airport) 8 p.m, next Wednesday, Jan. 28. Those Railroad, to serve needy families Ph. TRiangle 6-4841 Evenings wishing the truck to stop are of the county. Helping with the PUBLIC INVITED [ r'll asked to call Mrs. A, H. Goodwin, fitting wi ,be melnLers of the Sandwiches, Salad, Coffee Served After Party HA 6-3555. Degree of Honor Lode. lrU., t m " 72xr,00t " Uw,ow.'.o I .,.:::::.+. . .... , , , . .  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Bargains,3/, 1 $--50 _a pr O Sanforized sport denim in blue, BLANKETS Wispy sheer, yet strong !i tan, grey. All 'round elastic tj!iI[ "  i Pastels. ' .s { waist band. Ruggedly rein- as iron. Stand up to ram, .::.' •  ,.'4.> %, ,:. ,:::* , .:f.::,::*: "Day of Week" fumes. Wash in a jiffy, ;}i;i!'i;i !;.i :i::.2:i:.i,'..'a:ii.'./::.." pleaael TERRY  needh,oning.just76 a xamidgen8:l inchee°f BIBS / = long. Won't shrink or Special Vahet Cnto nursery prints, stretch. Ivory. 'Hand Embroidered Batiste ............ OOLORFUL TOWELS Fashion =by 88 € More ust Unaced' gQ Dresses Choice F,eecy Warm , L 0 H S .................. _ _ '1 i ' 0 by 40 inches Just 190 Patrsl BOYS' &afor!z.d 10-OZ. SWEAT SHIII' =€ fae towe,. DEN ,IM JFAtTS S4 L<mg body full cut. Sizes small, 2 pairs $1 oo Price J medium an. large in the blg- 1 € wash cloth, gt cold weather brgpin h rt 12 by 12 inches , Sizes 4 to 12 year, ever. Machine Washable. Decorator hes in sturdy, ab- Hurry, dqn't delay. This price color. Ribbed neck for la y g sortmnt terry! Brown, yellow, m so low that these seli out fit. Save! rose, pink, .turquoise, white, First quality, every pair per- lerYfroi.kly. Sturdy green, blue. fect. Full fashion, 15 denier, Y • Reinforced atPa] Men's Nylon Reinforced 60 gauge nylons in Spring pointe of strain. CUSHION SOLE More Towel Bargains shadB. Sizes S to n. Stock Cannon Terry up now. 1 .Gr0upl 8peolalsl WOK tOC8 Wash qldq) for $ W0m', R011-Up Sleeve , COTTON $41 " Cloths ee Just Jt BLOUSES --,vw Full Colors. Vv'hite and pastels, gtze$ 32 to 38. Sanfortzod broadcloth. Pairs '1.°° for ,Fringed Terry SA'IOR][ZED "::'' i!: ii;:' ' ., White or random colors in sizes 10 ,to 12. Sttudy long wearing S 1 co(ton work socks at a big av. Guest for $ mrgals' Towels Just OliAJaAY ln Elastic tops. 300 pairs, '! New LI! Pdeu on SSeeld 11 x 18, Decorator Colors. !i; Cannon Waffle Plaid SlHRT STOCK UP IN JAN UARYl DISH I for '1 ation.M/ide 9r Dogble Bed Fitted $1.77 CLOTI q$st .- Stf0'ized /ta-Wtde.Fitted Tops now $2,39 Cannon Frlnged - St'Iped $ I on if  72xi08 N at, on-Wide. Tm Skeets ]&av ,st $IJ8 5 1 Terrific Famou0. P!Nlee9 Mus]ii 8][X08 are now lUSt $1.99 KITCHEN for $ Bargain! TOWELS Just ,4,/= tO 17 Sanfonzed Pcnco Bottom Ftted Double $1.99 Just 4 Left! Stlidy Peace 7208 Twin Sheets _ now $1.79 Boys' All 001 Full cut, long sleeve, machine e Percales 81x108 or bottom fitted $2.09 SUBURBAN $ washable, 2 pockets. Double • shoulder yoke, lined collar. Ms- 50% Chicken 50% Dnck Feather Pillows $2.98 JACKETS  chine washable. Buy yours Warmwool. Reduced,quilt lined. 4-6:'v'artyears.plaLd this weekend, Jan, Dlearan Bailtains from Ready b wear Look Mothelml 1 RACK BETTER DRESSES $=8 fll BOys' 8anforized Flannel   AT GIVE-AWAY PRICE ................. lmVV SPOR st SPEOIAL .;  W'omen s Rayon Jersey,'Cottons Corduroy;: " Eve'ry mm Dress worth three to four times this price. SHIRTS.sizes 8 to 12 years,JOWonly. JLAll B0ys"T' Shirt !  ,I/ 18 WOS. ALL WOOL LeNd COATS $ from our top quality shirt line. S :: ' ] 8to16's. Riehboucles, fleeees, aIlmitiumlined. AJl Many are wash 'n wear flan- Bargains. 2 f.o SS or I  1 Rack GLRLS' AUTO COATS $dlQQ Terrific Bargainsl C  ( Waxm lined ........................................................ CHOICE qilV Men's Long Sleeve r ' ' ' Sizes 3 to 6x. Many washable. 7 - 14's are $5,88 Sport Shirts $,88 ief " (  1 Group Girls' Better Dresses, $4q $ Sj '" ''' '* , Sie.s ................................................................ i[= *T Reduced Knit Br s ,, .., Sanforized ginghams, stripes, solid colors. All machine wash- 5 Only! Girls' Milium Lined Long Coats $ o We00r $, All pricedtosaveyoumoney.  t 00 Size4 to6x. Fur trimmed flecces. All bargains. O Sizes 7-1-1 years, same as at),)ve for just $!0.00. 12 Only* 72x90 Size J | : t 11 Only Wos. Better Coats $ Warm 10% Si " BLANKETsORLON $e n°s°:til6rY'Ys)'htelfie{6lc "il" brtef. ',tirgain 'Ni] 10Miti'Im liningSonly Wos. ......... ..................................................... Chenille ........................................ ]l)upte NOWw Jl,i}__ 1959 A!lty Dalee Orthopedic Dance is for Saturday, Feb. "Tf"elton Armory by the the Juninr ,and Chil- Guilds. is open to the public as well as teenagers to attend. the dance are the Verda McConkey, and James Stevens and Atahualpa :eeds from the dance will the eattle Children's I-Iospital. S$1TLTON-MASON MAKING HOME IN SEATTLE • MANY KINDS OF MXSS DONNA BURNETT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burnett, became the attractive bride of Mr. Richard Allen John- son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Johnson of Albuquerque, N.M., in a recent double ring. cerem9ny in the Methodist church. The couple are making thMr home in Seattle where they are students at the University of Washington. Mr. Johnson is employed at Boeing Aircraft and Mrs. Johnson in the University forestry li- brary. ALL BU!LmG AND G BUILDERS FIRST and PINE Phone HA 6-4393 Foresters Report ,Given Beta Zetas, Calendar Pr0jects The regular business and edu- cational meeting of Beta Zeta Chapter, Epsilon StgTna Alpha In - lernational, was held Wednesday of last week at the home of :Mrs. Jim Cross, Mrs. Ken Smith co- hostess. In the absence o1: the president, Mrs. Ed Dunbar, vice-president, presided at the meeting. Mrs. Ken Evans gave a report on the Excep- tional Foresters, Inc., benefit held in December. Tentative plans were made for a rummage sale to be held February 28 at the PUD building. Also plans were made l for a bake sale to be held later in the spring. TAb? group was told that Mrs. !R. . Stephens, fm'mer Beta Zeta member, had affiliated with the Olympia chapter. Mrs. Stephens attended meetings here for some I time even though they were re- siding in Olympia. It was also an- nounced that Mrs. Bill Kimbel and Mrs. Jim Dean will become inac- tive members for a short period (if' time:. Date lfo :the forthcoming ESA state convention to be held in Spo- kane is May 22, 23 and 24. Beta 2eta has in its chapter two state: council officers, Mrs. Dick Hol- land, president, and Mrs. Glenn Sowers, secretary. In addition Mrs. A-rt Nicklaus has been se-i lected to serve on the state nomi- nations committee. For the educational program, a: panel discussion on first aid was conducted by Mrs. Germ White, educational director. The next meeting will be held January 28 at the home of Ken Evans with Mrs Don Smith acting as co-hostess. ,tvr00 TQ0 "EVEn TOO I,A.TE .,, Now I, The Time To... Georgine Reed Guild Meets in Diem Home Last Friday, 12 members of the Georgine Reed Orthopedic Guild met at the home of Mrs. F. H. Diehl where the hostess served a colorful variety of salads and homemade rolls f)r hmch. hi tbe absence of Mrs. Paul Schlosser, 'presidentl Mrs. John Bennett conducted the short busi- ness meet. Mrs. S. A. Hatcher, treasurer, rep(rted all dues had been paid. It was announced that the John Bennetts, Winston Seotts and Ola- vi Ahos are planning a project for i March. Details of the project will be announced at the next meet- ing. ! Three tables of bridge were ]played the llemainder of the af- tcrnoon. /t's A Date Today, Thursday, Jan. 2 Golden Age Club, 6 p.m., Me- moriql ball. Toastmaster's Club, 7 a.m., Hciie's Broiler. l,'riday, ,hen. 23 Basketball, Jefferson vs. Shel- ton, 6:45 p.m., Shelton gym, three g ull e s. Sdurday, Jail 24 Ch)thing Pool, 10 a.m. until noon Welfare Bldg., Sixth and Railroad. Sunday, Jan. 25 All-City Choir Concert, 4 p.m., Jtmior high school auditorium. Mcmd|y, Jan. 26 Lake Isabella Woman's Club Mrs. Lombard's home. Southside School PTO expcutive board, 7:30 p.m., Southside school. Royal Neighbors of America 7:30 p.m., Mrs. Olaf Laugen's home. Tuesday, Jan. 27 Shelton Music Club, 8 p.m., Mrs. R. W. Oltman's home. Dirt Dobbers Garden Club, 10:30 a.m., Girl Scout Littlehouse. Wednesday, Jan. 28 SRA Pinochle Cinb, 8 p.m., Shel- ton Armory. WSCS 2 p.m., circles meet--Mrs. Howard's circle, in Mrs. L. D. Hack's home; Mrs. Reck's circle, Mrs. Hal McClary's home; Mrs. Wingard's circle, Mrs. W. A. Wit- sier's home. DeMlays To Install (Hticers The public is invited to the an- nual installation of afftcers for the Mark g. Reed chapter, Order of DeMolay, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Masonic Temple. To be instaffed as Mater councilor will be Stew Biehl, on of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Blehl. Other officers to be lhstalled will be Jerry Ktlbourne, senior coun- cilor; Sherry Hlbert, junior coun- cilor; Harry Coles, senior deacon; 3udd Tuberg, junior ¢eacon; Ter- ry 0sterberg, senior stewa'rd; Bill Forman, Jtmfor steward; Dave Pearce, orator; Scott Briggs, scribe; Rick Beck, treasurer; Jim oakes, sentinel'; James Mattis, chaplain; Rawlin McInelly, mar- shal; Jerry Mallory, standard bear- er; Kern Livermore, almoner, and Jan Norvold, Corky Peterson, Eric Coles, Dave Meissner, Ed Stock, Ralph Hoard, and Wllford Bear. don, preceptors. Installing officers will be Jerry HOME LOAN Preuse, Bob Kepka, Woody Silli- font, Tacoma, and Bob Forman, Shelton. i All 'Ocountslneured up to $10,000 by F.S.& (.and I.C. eirt Oobbe Slab :!' &INIISTOII 08UmY FEDERAL White Elephant Sale Members of the Dirt Dobbers : NGS & LOAN ASSODIATION Garden Club will meet at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Girl Scout Littlehouse, Kneeland Park. A Btty Bldg., .Olympia, Wash. white elephant sale will be held iCERI, following the meeting. m " DIRECTOR-- It was reported at the last meet- I Sears, Pl'esident ing Of the group that Fred Pests of the Douglas Iir Company has replanted the douglas fir trees r, S--rdata 'ZY'Ua JOHN S. LYNCH, JR. that had (tied since last spring U r,_ __ = " V.R. LAWRENCE around the log monument. _ --', Altar. Secy.-Tree& J C rrv°HULL ROYAL-NH(iHBOItS Mlauli. Vice , ...... " ........ --,era(tent CARLTON I. SEARS Members of the Royal Neighbors of America will meet for the reg- " -..,, YT PIN? gATE8 3Ya PER ANNUM-- ularly schluled meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Olaf Laugen. AL- Published in Canal Woman's GI :Plans for Foreip Mrs William Gilbert, interns- tional relations chairman for the Hood Canal Woman's Club, an- nounced phms to bring University of Washington foreign exchange students at the last meeting of the club. The students, who visited Hood Canal last year during their friend k ship tour, stayed overnight in ten Canal tmmes during their two-day visit in Mason county. Those who opened tlmir homes counted it a i privilege as they learned a great deal about the customs of the dif-i ferent countries as well as to pre-[ nit the students to find out mor alout our way of liing. The club voted to give $10 to the Girl Scouts, $5 to the student nurse and penny art funds and a "Blanche Radtke" memorial of $20 " ShelleD, Washington Sea PiaNist to Appear In Annual ,/Cir Ca,eert sunday, 4 p.m., in the Junior high school auditorium, is the time, date and place for' the atonal choir concert sponsored by the Shelton Music Club. Featured among the local choirs will be Leslie Wood, brilliant young Se- attle musician, who will play a group of piano solos. Wood is one of the outstanding pianists from the aist class of Paul Pierre Neely, natimially known teacher of piano. He is a popular soloist, for various clubs and or- ganizations in Seattle and Shelton music loers are eagerly looking forward to his playing. The ;high school choir and the choirs from the following churches Will participate: Faith Lutheran, First Baptist Methodist St. Da- vid's Episcopal, Mo nt Olive Lu- Bridal Show=' Fetes Dera Jeah Malhew$ A Sunday aftern,)nn bridal show- el' ill tbe home of Mrs. Madelcne : Anderson honored |he conliu K nlar- rin,,e of Miss Dora Jean Malhews to Mr. Roy Putxin. ]h)stesses for !the affair were Mrs. Ken Wohlen and Mrs. T)on Hansen Pink rosebuds and a bride doll were lined as the cc.nterpiece for the attractively set tahle. Attending besides the guest of :honor were Mesdames Cecil Mc- ;Clain, Bob Wolden, A. E. Lemke, Robert Ogden, H. E. XVolden, L. L. iPutvin, Laurence Putvin, Don Put- vin, F. E. Ogien and Susie, I)ick FranMin, Bud Franklin, Jack Mal- langer, Hester Ogden, Geri Villines, Bob Pughn, Art Graf, Tom Ogden and Bellaine and Miss Lethe Wil- on. Ollt-of-town gtlests were Mrs. S. W. Babcock and Mrs, Hilder 3 WSCS Members 'Rekindle Gift' "Rekindling the Gift" was the themc of last Wednesday's meet- ink of the Wom'm's Society of Christian Service in the fireplace room of the MetbodisI church. Mrs, I)avid Little was in charge of the proKranl and Mrs. Thonlas I Rowe led the devotions. . Preceding the nleeting Mrs. Mer- ritt Wingard's circle served a des- sert luncheon: The folh)wing circles will meet for a Olle o'ch)ck ]lulcheon next Wednesday ill tile f o I l o w i n g homes: Mrs. Howard's circle in the h,)me of Mrs. L. D. Hack with Mrs. Amy Frank, co-hostess; Mrs. Reck's circle in Mrs. Hal Mc- Clary's boule and Mrs. "Vingard's circle in the home of Mrs. W. A. Wits,era with Mrs. H. W. Gruver as co-hoatess. ATTENDING the Governor's Crods! SHOP AT tiOM| to Girls' State. theran and St. Edward's Catholic. Alvesta(t, of Tacoma. Unable to Ball ,m Wednesday of hist week " ]. A potluck luncheon was served A Clarinet quartet from the city attend but sen, linK gifts were Mrs. from Shelton were Mr. and Mrs. .., instead ofthe regular luncheon by Ischool music department will also Art "Wolden, Mrs. Lou Alvestad A. L. Barnes, Mr. anti Mrs. Roy ' 'i a committee. Mrs. C. R. Dugger]perform. Three selections will be and Mrs, Jerome Burke. Ritner, Mr. and Mrs. John Ben'- ........... mtt, Mrs Kathryn 14raneken anti k  showed one of her many habbies I sung by tile combined school and "  ": to the club and others Were' asked I church choirs. Walter Ttmmerick.  'fl, to tell about their hobbies. ] There will be a silver offering. TWIN SONS were born Dec. 24 ............ ;' Sg.] - ]The funds raised will be used to to Mr. and Mrs. 1 atrmk Kmball WEEKEND GUESTS at the   • Isend an outstanding Shelton stu- (.nee Marcy Fuller) in Spokane. home of Mr. and Mrs. George I'M. BE HAPPY 3  uthside PTO Board I dent interested in music to tile Proud grandparents are Mr. and Cropper were Mrs. Croppers TO SHOW YOU  " ,1- ' ,.., - -- J___ xri_,- Inland Emi)lre Music Camp. Mrs. Floyd Fuller and Mr. and aunts, Mrs. Garrett Lawman and THE V aH'e na,¢=a "L'O [MLI IIOlliQIIb" J.l /lllU I The She]ion Music Club is af- Mrs. Jack tIaydon. Mrs. William Chatfield, Seattle. , ,,,,=v=-r,w The executive board of thelflliated with the Washington State[] &I] ;Yg7J[ [1  Southside Parent-Teachers Organ- and Nati0n'al Federatiot; of MU- .................................................................. # ization will meet at 7:30 p.m.,si c Club. 'The next meeting of Monday !n the school. . . the ehtb will be t 8 p,m..'rues. Specim music has Deed piannea day in the home of Mrs. R. W for the next meeting of the PTO Oltman .for Feb. 2, tth the appearance " M APP&It|L of the h'ene S. Reed high chool IN THE ¢OblaOR]r OF ¥OUOJII nonettes. Clothing Pool STARTIHG SAT JAH 24 ' The Monthly Shelton Jayette "9 • GLENN F, ltIOllTE SALVATION AR.Y .TRUCJ< Clothing Pool will be open Sat- The Salvation Army tmmk will urday from ten o'clock until noon Burley, :Wm,h. be in Shelton to plck up discard in the Welfare building, Sixth and • IN EAGLES HALL (Airport) 8 p.m, next Wednesday, Jan. 28. Those Railroad, to serve needy families Ph. TRiangle 6-4841 Evenings wishing the truck to stop are of the county. Helping with the PUBLIC INVITED [ r'll asked to call Mrs. A, H. Goodwin, fitting wi ,be melnLers of the Sandwiches, Salad, Coffee Served After Party HA 6-3555. Degree of Honor Lode. lrU., t m " 72xr,00t " Uw,ow.'.o I .,.:::::.+. . .... , , , . .  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Bargains,3/, 1 $--50 _a pr O Sanforized sport denim in blue, BLANKETS Wispy sheer, yet strong !i tan, grey. All 'round elastic tj!iI[ "  i Pastels. ' .s { waist band. Ruggedly rein- as iron. Stand up to ram, .::.' •  ,.'4.> %, ,:. ,:::* , .:f.::,::*: "Day of Week" fumes. Wash in a jiffy, ;}i;i!'i;i !;.i :i::.2:i:.i,'..'a:ii.'./::.." pleaael TERRY  needh,oning.just76 a xamidgen8:l inchee°f BIBS / = long. Won't shrink or Special Vahet Cnto nursery prints, stretch. Ivory. 'Hand Embroidered Batiste ............ OOLORFUL TOWELS Fashion =by 88 € More ust Unaced' gQ Dresses Choice F,eecy Warm , L 0 H S .................. _ _ '1 i ' 0 by 40 inches Just 190 Patrsl BOYS' &afor!z.d 10-OZ. SWEAT SHIII' =€ fae towe,. DEN ,IM JFAtTS S4 L<mg body full cut. Sizes small, 2 pairs $1 oo Price J medium an. large in the blg- 1 € wash cloth, gt cold weather brgpin h rt 12 by 12 inches , Sizes 4 to 12 year, ever. Machine Washable. Decorator hes in sturdy, ab- Hurry, dqn't delay. This price color. 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Many washable. 7 - 14's are $5,88 Sport Shirts $,88 ief " (  1 Group Girls' Better Dresses, $4q $ Sj '" ''' '* , Sie.s ................................................................ i[= *T Reduced Knit Br s ,, .., Sanforized ginghams, stripes, solid colors. All machine wash- 5 Only! Girls' Milium Lined Long Coats $ o We00r $, All pricedtosaveyoumoney.  t 00 Size4 to6x. Fur trimmed flecces. All bargains. O Sizes 7-1-1 years, same as at),)ve for just $!0.00. 12 Only* 72x90 Size J | : t 11 Only Wos. Better Coats $ Warm 10% Si " BLANKETsORLON $e n°s°:til6rY'Ys)'htelfie{6lc "il" brtef. ',tirgain 'Ni] 10Miti'Im liningSonly Wos. ......... ..................................................... Chenille ........................................ ]l)upte NOWw Jl,i}__