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BECKWITH'S
GIFTS * JEWELRY - MUSIC
129 Raih'oad Phone 143
.eort,'.t :q)on.q()red by the OtvI) Die
(llvie Mtlaie A.qsociation will be
hold in Olympia. al, the Olympia
l ligtl Sellool Auditorium, Ttmsday
evening, I]'ebruat'y , sfa.rting at 8
o'clock. It will" feature the No.
l.ional Male Quartet, and will ha
the debits iu lhi::l vicinity of a
yotlng Anleriean bnsg, I:l'Hce Mac-
l,:oy.
L.M. TO SPONSOR TALK
BY HOME DECORATOR
Miss Hazel MaLressL a home
decorator, r¢prcsenting a wallpa-
per company in Washington, Ore-
gon and Idaho, will be in Shelton
hnrsday, beb. 13. and will give.
a ta.lt[ on harmonizing of colors
as well as imme decorating.
She is being spcmso'ed by the
Lmnberrncn's Mcreant;fle. anal the
members of the Shettou Garden
CJul) will be hor.:l(>sses,
The meetbg will be el. the Mem-
orial Hail at 2? o'clock, ttrld airy-
one interested is invite(! o attend,
i
BOOK BINDING
--,-Libraries and Schools
Songs and Prayer
B¢oks
--Periodicals, Magazines
Newsgsper Files
--Old books repaired and
rebound,
Prices Reasonable
Karl Krupa
"Bokbinder
Route 1 .... Box 114
Raymond, Wash.
............. I ..............
.THURSDAY, JANUARY 30
TO-NITE
r
The Shelton
ACrlVL CLUB
AMATEUR
O 20 TALENTED AMATEUI:{S O
JUNIOR HIGH AUDITORIUM
8P.M .... ,
Students 50€ Adults 75¢ (Tax Included)
Free Porklng for Disabled Vets
........ sday, Januar, 30 194
s0c00at cv00ms
, , . , . ' " SLJPPORT ', _'Ni "
Girl Scout, Brownie Organiz00 w,,, Meet it BECAUSE: "
Record Activities of Past Year
NO ]MORE. LASTS LONGER and is
From practising good citizen- study they entertained their me-
Seattle Councilman AI Rochester, left sponsor of a recent omeadm=at to the city's
traffic code giving disabled veterans free parking rights in oll arishited areas,
here supervises indcdlalion of the first windshield sticker on the aufgmobtle of James
CurHe, right, who lost both legs on Okinowa. Rochester, a Wmld .War i wtcran,
holds o billfold cord matchin the sticker,
Honored On Silver
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Abel were
surprised at tleir horae Saturday
eye, ling, January 25 by a group
of friends honoring their silver
wedding anniversarY. Mr. and
Mrs: Valter Austin, whose anni-
versary is the same date as Mr.
and Mrs. :Abel's, January 28, and
!Miss Shirlie Abel. were-the insti-
gators of the party.
Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. A1 Handley, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Pokenhorn, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Abel, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Story,
Mr, and Mrs. Jolm Kiug, Mr. and
Mrs. James Story, Mr. and Mrs.
Whitford, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Min-
gus, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Watts.
Nancy Handtey, Beverly King and
the honored guests and hosts.
Miss Abel, Miss Handley and Miss
King served.
A cake appropzqately decorated
for tim occasion was made by
Mrs. Austin' and a gift for Mr.
and Mrs. Abel was presented them
in the form or a decoration. A
lamp shade was decorated with
a fringe of silver dollars.
Tuesday nig'ht. Mr. and Mrs.
Abel honored Mr, and Mrs. Austin
with a dinner party at the Col-
onial House, in honor of their sin
ver wedding anniversary.
SCHNITZER-WOODWOITH
MARRIED MONDAY EVENING
.Justice ¥. A. Magoon performed
g lnnrriltge cerenlony tit his home
:Mandalay evenin for Harold L.
Sclmitzer and Mildred W oodworth,
botl of Shelton
................................ -2 ....
New Stock Just Received
HAND-WOVEN GUEST "TOWELS
All Colors and Patterns
$ 75 $3 5
I Set of Two
For • 2
HAND-WOVEN PLACE MATS
To Brighten Up Your Breakfast Table
Set Of ForF0Ur $4.50
SLIPS IN BEAUTIFUL SATIN
Sizes 14 Througl 46
On,y $3.98
And many other' hand-woven articles any-
one would appreciate or ladies' ready-to-
wear' make ideal Valentine Gifts.
WOMEN'S APPAREL
1416 SUMMIT DRIVE - - PHONE 799-J
Betweeh Elinoc and Dearborn on Hilicrest
One Block from Hillcrest Bus Stop At %
Either and Olympic Highway
LUTIIERAN GROUPS
COMBINE MEETINGS
The Ladie, s' Aid of, Mount Olive
Lutheran Church met with the Lu-
theran Laymen's League in the
Parisll Hall of the Chapel Friday,
January 24. Major busiltess. Art,
chided the reso!utlon to €ombine
the organization S new organ fup
with the Buchmann Memor, m
Fund, thus approving plans al-
ready drawn up far the prchase
of a new.organ for the chapel.'
A report was heard concerning
the mailing of el, othivg packages
to two "adOpted" seemly lain:lies
in Europe. An offering was taken
and was applied t0 the purchase
and mailing of an ll-pod food
package to each of the two faro-
flies.
The LLL proceeded with its
lplans for the erection of two
arge highway poatersone on
tim Olympic highway, the other.
On the Bayshore road. Refresh-
ments were served hy Mrs. T.
Cain, Mrs. A. M. Graf and Mrs.
William A. Albach,
The Lutheran League, which
formm'ly met on the fourth un,
day of each month, will now meet
on the fourth Friday of the
month.
WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET
Mrs. C. E. Runacres will be
hostess on Monday, February 3,
at 1:30, p.m, to the Shelton We-
roans' Club, The program which
has been arranged by Mrs. Alfred
Michaelson, will be on the sub-
" i l
}ect Leg s ati0n." The guest
peaker ill devote her talk to
that subject. Each member is
urged to bring a guest to the
nceting,
ERVICES POSTPONED
, Due to the ..]DIQPal Pieces:on
?onvdntion in Tacoma: there will
be no Episcopal service this Sun-
lay. However, the regular service
wiil be held the following Sunday,
ebruary 9, at 7:30 p.m. at the
mine of Mrs. George Grisdale,
St.
IT) SPONSOR TEA
The Shelton W.C.T.U. will hold
a Frances Willard tea at the
home of Mrs. Fred Snelgrove on
Friday, February 7, at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Arvilla Wiley will be co-
hostess with Mrs. Sne!grove.
MRS. GUNTER IS HOSTESS
Members of the Lake Isabella
Club met Wednesday, January 22,
at le home of Mrs. Lula Gunter.
Eight members were present. The
pi-ize was won by Mrs. Lydia Leg-
gett. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs, Ida
Downie on Wednesday, February
12, with an exchange of Valen-
tines.
ship ta learning about good looks,
no projects have been too insigni-
ficant or too difficult to win the
attention of the Qirl Scout and
BrOwnie grou.ps in Shelton in the
past year. The record of these
girls proves that they have, thru
their own hard-working efforts,
established a real and important
role fo themselves in this com-
mT!tY.
In an effort to retail interest
and awakcu enthusiasm itl the
activities of the local Qirt Scout
and Brownie organizations, the
leaders and governing council of
those groups have prepared a re-
port of the past year's accom-
plishments.
The program opened in Sep-
tember with a rally. Brownie
Troop No, 1, lndeI, the !eder-
ship of Mi's. Oliver Kelly and Mrs.
Lobert Bell, made scrlp books
that were tttrned into the welfare
off¢o or distribution to the
homes ad plates where they wore
most needed, Noodle hoks wre
rhode 0" Christmas gifts. To raise
an0y for the troop, holly cor-
sages d calendars were sold, A
joint Hai!oween party was held
with Troop No. 2 at which tim
mothers of the members Were
guests.
Under the leadership of Mrs.
ort Relr tnd rs. 0ra Rus,
Sail, lnembera of rooI No. 2
ade silhoustte. hei!,,ext pro-
ject is to be the making of largo
cardboard dolls dressed in differ-
en cotue. Mrs. Ruaell treat,
ed the troop in hono of her
daughter's birthday.
Bwnies of Troop No. 5
learned how to conduct meetings.
The members of that troop are
now studying courtesy and ia that
GIRL SOC)OT,LEADER$ MEET
WITH MRS. MOYER
Sketching briefly what each
troop had accomplished for the
aat tWO m011ths, th Girl Scout
der held their regular month,
ly meetiug Wednesday, January
22, with Mrs. Howard Meyer Dur-
|ng the meeting a Scout's Own has
been planned for Sunday, March
9, a March 12 is the Girl Scout saries were celebrated.
birthday. ] Wednesday, February 5, will be
Miss Irene Hughes will have the next meeting at the club house
charge of the arrangements as. lan d members are asked to bring
slated by Peggy Ann Mackie.
Plal!s were also made to hae[early, plmtographs: .
published once a month a report
!
of the pant aeomplishments of GOOEIWIN,RODEPOUCII
the troops, which it i hoped will l WEDDING WEDNESDAY
be of interest to the public. [ John Goodwin and Dorothy May
An interesting talk was given IRodepouch, both of Grapeview
hy Mrs, Roy Rltner, publicity were united in nlarriage Wednes-
chairman, axtd Mrs. Oliver Ash- day morning. Justice W. A. Ma-
ford, music chairman, introduced
some new songs for the troops,
Doliciots refreshments wre served
at the close of the meeting by Mrs.
Russell.
The next meetirg of the Scout
leaders wilt he held February 12
when a replswtatlve to the coun-
cil will be elected. A list of all
badges are to be turned in to Mrs.
Hwar Meyer hy Fbruary 1 in
preparation for the annual Court
of Awards to be held in the
Spring.
DEMONSTRATION GENT
INSTRUCTS 4,H GROUP
Mrs. Clinton Strdevant was
guest speaker at the last meet-
ing of the Southstde 4-H Club
Tlursday e v..ing.at the Commun-
ity Hall: virginia Seay gave a
demonstration on the sewing of
bound button holes,
Mr, Moriah Lodge
t
,! .(, No.. 11
' F. & A. M.
STATED COMMUNICATION
4 Saturday, February 1
4
8 p.m,
It was announced that the next
meeting, to be held February 14,
will be a Valentine Day party. The
affair will be glven by the junior
girls under the leadership of Mrs.
Ward a¢l Mrs. Buining. The
meeting will begt.n at 7:30 instead
of 8 o'clock as in the past.
P,T,A, METI TONIGHT
The Bo.rdeaux School P.T.A. wit!
eotvere this evening at the school
at 8 P4, Roy Llndmand, assist-.
ant sttpeNntertdent of the Stat
IltPtent of Education, will be
the guest speaker. Refreshments
will he served.
Clarence Gmmert, ¥. M.
J. L. Catto, Secy.
GUAI'4ANTEEI- NEVER TO LOSE ]
ITS SHAPE. J i ]/|Sam
q ;el, ist 1
Phone 799-J - 141fl Sm mit Drtve [ A[ ::=
BERNICE CItR H| ER I/_l \\;'L .
- r'-'ITTT-"iittl gll
I aler L..$ .s_.,ffpresse d
" ' - As Sam
s somet
LERK ASKS FAVOR
OF RESIDENTS
Alma Catto, Shelton city clerk,
this week requested that residents
keep the lids on their garbage cans,
as without the covers the cans
fill quickly with water and are SHELTON MIXED CHORUS
then too heavy and tOO much trou- TO REUMF MEETINGS
hle for the garbage coIlectors to I Weather permitting, and if the
remove. • Lchool children are able to get to
| School, the She!ton Mi:ed Choru
" I ............ '::" ..... 1 Will r¢e their ih(.als~Mo.n.
............................... I any eveags t 7;a0 in the emor
G U interested in choral work is urge
RAHA 1 High School auditorium. Anyone
thers. Tlm troop is now planning
a visit to a local establishment to
learn courtesy while visiting. So-
cial events in their program con-
sisted of a ,wether roast aud a
Party given by Mrs. Reynolds on
her daughter's birthday. The girls
are led by Beverly Towasend and
Virginia Ellis.
Leaders Mrs. Howard Meyer
and Mrs. Merrill Pierce supervis-
ed Troop No. 2, an intermediate
group, in working for their ten-
derfoot badges and first {:lass
rank. Troop No, 4, also an inter-
mediate group, with the leader,
Alice Gee, made a trip to the.
laundr as part of the require-
ellts for obtaining their home-
maker's badges. At present they
are plannings a joint meeting with
the Camera Club to aid in their
sttdy of photograph X.
International scouting is tlm
Subject of study of Trop No. 6,
which includes girls of junior high
sclmol age. Peggy Ann :Mackie
and Mrs. Virgil Smith are the
leaders, Gd grooming is also be-
ing studied by the girls. baz-
aar has been slated for FebruaTy.
Troop No. 7, led by Irene Hughes
has been workilg on dramatics
and wea¥ing.
The following projects have
been accomplished along wth the
r, eglar tro0,p activities: tag sale
to raise money for carrying out
th program, a Girl Stout church
day, entertainment at the Juliette
Low tea, clearing sale of Girl
Scout clothes an eulpmeat, at-
tedce at "Alladm ald His
Wonderftfl Lamp" at Oympia, the
collection and repair of toys for
the welfare department and
Christmas caroling downtown and
at the homes of shut-ins.
FRIENDSHIP CLUB HOLDS
MElJPIN(} WEDNESDAY
qho Friendship Club met Wed,
nesday, January 22 at the club
house. Thare were 20 members
present and one guest. Mrs. I. V.
Yule was hostess and the new
president, Mrs. Swigert, preaided
over the meeting. Mrs, Pearcy's
and Mrs. Eads birthday anniver-
to attend as the books are now
open for new members. Work.in
being started for the annual spring
eoBoert.
SHELT(tl GIl DS
Mrs. Nina Bowman, daughter o
Mr, an¢ Mrs, er Garrison, o
Shelton, was married to Thoma
C. Rogers0n, of Portland, son o
Mr. ad Mrs. Thoms Rogersor h
in a double ring ceremony which
also united in marriage the
groom's sister, Miss Doris Roger,
son and Charles Higs. The
cerenony was I¢rformed e.rly
thia month by Roy. I. J. Gaspard
in yancouver, Wash.
M. and Mrs. Rove{son will re.
sde at lortland.
BEUBNS HOM FROM
HOSPITAL TuESnAY
Mrs. B. S. Barge{ returned t
her home Tusday Jaruary 28
from the Shelton General Hospital
where she was confined the past
week with a dislocated shoulder.
She is g0tting along nicely.
BREMERTON COUPLE
MARRIED HERE
Steve Hein and LuciIIe Smith,
both of Bremerton, were married l
Tuesday afternoon by. Justice W,I
A. Mascon.
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Arthur L. Parker 51,, ald Rena
N. White 37, both of Port Orchard,
January 21 at Shelton.
Harold L. Sclmitzer 21, and MiN
dred Woodworth 18, both of Shel-
ton. January 23 at Shelton.
Har!T Keldall Hanson 63, and
Hazel Ann Sin:lie 52, both of Cen-
tral:a, January 23 at Shelton.
John Goodwin 22, and Doroth
Mae Rodepouch 20, both of Grap0-
view, Jandary 25 at Shelton.
Thursday - Friday - Sat.
January 80, 31, Fob, 1
John Garfield Geraldine
I itzgeraid in
"NOBODY LIVES
FOREVER"
Walter Brennan, Fay
Emerson
It's the Not-to-be-Missed
Picture about a Not-to-be
Pardoned Crime! !
NEWS CARTOON
goon performed tle ceremony.
Shelton
L0dgo No. 62
I.O.O.F.
,Meets Every Wednesday
8 .m,
ro.o.00, haLL
Visiting Men'hers Will be
Cordially Welcomed
MARION HELSER, N.G.
GUY (1ALL, Secretary
Ruby Rebek-. Lod-Me-e--
Second ad Fourth Fridays
Mary Dobson, N.G.
Elizabeth Butler, Secretary
Dunoyier's
ITS SHAPE,
Phone 799-J 141fl Summit Drive
BERNICE SCHREIBER
Dealer
SCHNEIDERS
Hackney and the mlss
returned from a trailer t
the country. They're tir,
glad to be home, but mig
with what they saw.
As Sam reports--every sectl
something different; a diff,
PRAIRIE ; different tast
D&NCIN00
EVERY SATURDAY NIGH
Now Sponsored by
Mason County V. F. W. Post
SMITH BROS. DIXIELAND BA
Playing Request Numbers and
Music To Suit All Dancing Tastes
LUNCH AND BOTTLED BEER SERVED
Dancing 9 P.M. to 2 A.M.
$1 Per Person, Tax Included
and drink; different ]a
d customs. But bigger than
ese differences is the Americ
drit of tolerance that lets us li
gether in united peace.
"Of course," says Sam, "you r
to intolerance from time
L
Copyl
DAI
Every
STAR3
Roll,
THE "S
DANCINC
Forever and a day he'll remember you as sweet
as you are today, Your. charm and likeness
captured on a portrait with a softness unsur-
passed is trebly the loveliest gift you can give
your'beloved this Valentine's Day, Arrange for
a sitting today,
Cupid
{" o,i0
GARY COOPER in
"CLOAK AND
DAGGER"
with Rober t Aids alld
introducing Lllli Palmer
An Adventure with parallel!
NEWS -- CARTOON
Wednesday Only
February 5
"DANGEROUS
MILLIONS"
Kenb Taylor, Dons Drake
Dangerous Love . . .
• • . Dangerous Thrills
NEWS and SELECTED
SHORT FEATURES
TAXI
Phone
Stand t Chevron Gas
Station - Firat & Gata
ANDREWS
STUDIO
119 Railroad
Phone 152
St. Vahntines Day is
£here is no better wa
by .set, dins a card.
written just for your
dSe
TRAVIS FLORAL
103 RAI.L!0AD AVENUE-
PHONE 232
T
Railroad