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February 4, 1965
By Norma Taylor
LCHE -_ Sunday, at Pro- Jones is now staying at the home
Hall, a feast was of her daughter, Darlene ArmiLage
Was the ammal Birth- of Auhurn.
With Ella Simmons I{oland Simmons was the re-
Aplanned potluck cent winner of the first and third
With Ruth Nelson prizes in the Annual Northwest
l'oasL and the rest of Professional Florist Competition.
by the Birthday Tills Saturday aL :1-(3 p.m. is the
To Lop off all the grand opening of "Flowers by
pies and cakes was l~oland" in Lacey at the hmation
ice cream created by of tile forrner Lacey Garden Cen-
bury and Dorothy let. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons have
were tile O. It. madc their home in Larry sinee
ra Stansburys, Mere the first of January.
Cecil Blaekwelders, MR. AND MILS. MIKE Stolen
Chester Mar- of Hodsprt were Thursday af-
Nelsons, Eldon ternoon guests at the Edwin Pel.-
Haines, Stanley Me- tys.
Johnsons, Dan
Lords, Harry Sire- Margee Craddick died Sunday in
Baker Ray Mork- a San Francisco hospiLa.1. Burial
Taylors, 'Curt'is Cam- will he in San Francisco Wednes-
cry Ungers, Paul Ditt- day.
Taylor and Ed Tay-
Chester Marshall
Saturday to
mother, Mrs.
evacuate from the
.as the water had risen
Rx:
FROM
Chr?%fa2asfo n,
8IgELTON--I ¢A q0N C0UNT 7 JOURNAL--Ptlb|ished in ¢( , U.,q.A.':, Shelton Washin on
lche Has Potluck Di,q,er At Grange Hal
to the door of her home. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. P, issell a]l
of Olympia, and Mr. and Mrs. Le-
I/HI(I Ninlalons of Sunlnlit l,ake.
Mrs. Alice Haines nnd Mrs. Flo-
rence Taylor enjoyed hmeh to-
gether Fri(tay evening at Mrs.
T-I aines' home.
The Chester Harshalls called on
the Don Ilem'ieks Sunday afler-
noon.
Kamilehe Ladies Club will meet
to(lay at Progress Grange ttall.
Potluck hmcheon will be nerved.
Monday evening the Ira Stans-
burys dropped in on the Harry
Simmons to view the redecorating
project that Harry and Ella axe
in the midst of.
Lorraine Whitener and Chris-
tine Ellison are enrolled in a six
week practical nursing course at
St. Peters ttospital in Olympia.
Wednesday, Eugene Taylor 1m-
derwent surgery to set his left
leg and is recuperating nicely. Out
of town ~'isitors who called on him
this week were Mr. and Mrs.
Proctor of Tacoma, Earl France
of Montesano, and Thomas Mor-
ris of Gig Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Nelson and
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Richards made
a business trip to Seattle Wed-
nesday.
Smlday evening, Charlie Herz of
Little Sl¢ookmn dropped in at tile
home of lhe E(twin Pettys,
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Graha.m
;tud family of Tacoma, were guests
at the ]mine ol Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.
Phil Simmons Sin]day.
Kamilche Valley School science
::tudents are working with a new
nlieroscope, and soon all the stu-
dents will m~joy improved sound
and lighting with the new acoust-
ical ceiling tile being installed.
The PTO inslalled dark eurtairJs
in the projection zo¢)m and they
are nmel~ apprecialed. The Health
Department gave our school a
high rating on everything and
special congratuhd ions to the
principal, teachers, school board,
Cll.'dodi'Ill alld the conllnnnity as
a whole for the many improve-
menls. Repol t eards will be Feb.
5.
Tile h:amiiche Baskethall team
was victorious once again beat-
inK North Mason with a score of
30-19. Next game will be on Fri-
day at Kamilehe with McI~anc
Sehool.
MILS. (;RA(:I,] l{al'thqt and A, lrs
Frances Simmons visited Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Irrank Ports
and Mrs. Gene ]qavord of Union.
A lmndle of joy in the form of
a little girl was (lelivered at 5
p.m. Thursday aL St. Peters ]-tos-
)ital to Mr, and Mrs. Harold Ford.
.-~rs. Ford is the daughter of ]~rs.
Ethel Whitener.
Mr. and Mrs. Pendergraft en-
joyed a weekend visit by their
daughter,Miss Nellie Moore of
Olymt)ia.
The E(twin Eaylors had as lheir
guests Sunday eveniilg, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Samples.
Several h)eal friends gathered
at the home of Clifton Barnes
\Vectnesday evening to honor him
on his birthday.
A recent Friday the Edwin Pet-
Size A
U.S.D.A. Choice
"\
T
Blade or 7-Bone Cut
Pound
glPTION Thursday evening callers at the
Ed Taylor residence were Oli,ver
medicine, and P~lt Petty and Cecil and Mil- '~I
a prescription sym-dred Blackwelder. ',: "'
tentlyprayerthet° Jupiter and O.R. Taylor's sister, Mrs. Ester IS~ \\ Ik
only active Rhetnsdoff, is in a Seattle hospi-
tal recovering from a heart attack, i I1~0
the prescription Attending the annual meeth~g
the advances or" of the Production Credit As~)eia-
U.S. Choice
Full Cut ........................................ lb.
U.S. Choice ........................................ lb.
U.S. Choice
Beef ...... ....................................................... Ib.
U.S. Choice
Round Bone ............................................ LB.
Fresh
Lean ............................................................... lb.
¢
¢
S' EAgS
skill of the
on centuries
g medical know-
of re-
,lop new effective
and know*
pharmaceutical
the profes-
your pharmacist
you even
compound-
specification of
an.
rmacy
St. 426-3327
9:30 to 7:30
aYs--- 9:30 - 6:30
I,
tys went to Laeey to visit. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Olipha~t.
Tuesday evening, at the Nat
Waldrip home a fir tree fell onto
the house and caused quite a bit
of damage.
The Hadley Villines had ttmir
son home from college at Ellens-
burg over the weekend.
At the home of the Eugene Tay-
iors Saturday night, the Cecil
Blackwelders, Ira Stansburys, Bill
McFie and Ed Taylors enjoyed
an evening of cards.
I!
tion in Chehalis Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stansbury, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Blackwelder, Mrs.
Eugene Taylor and Edwin Taylor.
There will be a dance Saturday
night at Progress Grange Hall
with music by the Tune Toppes
from 9:30 p.m. until 2 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Burke and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zil!iox made
a trip to Portland, Ore. Satur-
day.
SUNDAY brit. AND MRS. Ed-
win Petty drove to Burien to visit
Mrs. Perry's sister, 1V/a9 Julian.
Nat Wahtrip is in Japan on a
business trip for the Olympia Oy-
ter Growers Association.
Sunday callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simmons were
Mrs. Nellie Hanson and grandson,
Steve Travis, Mr. and ]Vl:rs. Har-
ry Simmons Jr. and three sons,
DEWELL COUPON Bags Smoothie ............ Ja/~a~
IIW s,.oo OFF Mo. .
Swift's Premium and other ONIONS ,e,,ow .................... 3 L9
I IJ]r~ Major Brands. ~m=[]
]~ 5-1b. CANNED HAMS II~] ~1 I} (' SNO,BOY A lb. Ai[~k¢
I~ i!':fit ,~:,e Per Family. Cash Value ~l
vl Fresh ............ Qt. =~1'~
Large Size
Poly-unsatur ted
24 oz.
Tradewell Salad Oil Btl.
24 oz. 29¢
Rolls
For
o
4-Roll Pack
Assorted Colors
ALIIOHT
ALREADY.
!'M
FLIPPING !
:a car! Whatta deal!
base, Better
of Torsion.
zip on plain ordi-
d better re-sale
hat, we've made up our
we're gonna set new
..again this year for
m a row. And we'll do
see Us and see.
ll~aUtiful Dodge Is A Dart GT
Sunny Jim Apple, Grape, Orange
Hormel -- with Beans
Tree Top
Standby
Fisher's
Finest
40 oz.
pkg.
303
Tins
46 oz.
Tins
15 oz.
Tins
Yellow Cling
Halves or Slices
Rinse __ 10¢ off label
Big Roll -- Yellow, Pink, White
Scotties-- White or Ass't. Colors
Soft Weve -- Ass't. Colors
2½
Tins
Gt.
Size
200 ct.
Rolls
400 et.
pkgs.
2-Roll
Packs
Gold Momttain Chunk Style
Qt.
Jugs
SNOBOY Frozen - Peas, Peas & Carrots, Cut Corn & Mixed Veg.
24 oz.
Pkgs.
It°at and Railroad
• Shelton, Washington Staadby
No. ½
Tins
303
Tins
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