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S O C I A L E ¥ E N T S
Mrs. Patrmk MeG ady
FOR BETTER Leaves for Philadelpllia
ArURD Y G i!r: .... . 0, ....
-- -- -- -----.. .... -- __ liwqup fro" almost two years dur- zupuas tie u ;-;77-- 007A*-777nS-
IT g 12flg00lH00 ing he, husband's absence on duty Pi No-Host Dinner to on the eveni,,g of .,annary 20 ,u
m - m4 witi, the 0000.ino o.,rps. Mrs Pa- "Student P tHee" Held Friday Eve the lower vancy .t the l..,n,,, ,,f
hl mtlmlll trick M. McGt'ady left recently Mr. and Mrs. Louis t, inton when
p p with her three sons for Philadel- r A group of women having a no- a group of relatives and friends
host dinner at the home of Mrs, dropped in to help thmn celebrale
i go to the . phia, Pa. Mr. M:eGrady, recently Friday evening, I%bruary 1st, (iloht:chnidt Friday hefore Mrs. R. lheir forty-third wedding mmive'.'-
'! l£l.,iil !i - discharged from the service, is
tlle Pi Alphas of the First Meth- M. Sehulte, state vice-elmirman of gary They were the recipients of
i -- ±,ssnr aa,H :IlilAmW,.A again with the Farm Semu'ity
8 ]t D] rB Administration, doing publi¢ity odist Church went to Seattle to the Washington Republican eom- numerous 'lovely and useful gift,'.
.... 4IW [ ]IN IBll work. Mrs. McGrady is the daugh- sec the musicale pt'eduction "The mittee gives her talk tit the court They shared'tim evening's ltmwr:
$[ ,- - i -r" -- .... tcr of the Frank Robinsons. Student Prince," by Sigmund houae includes: Mrs. W, M. Nit.:- with their daughter-in-law, Mv:.
Romberg. On returning to Shelton Kenzie, Mrs. Edwin Lovell, Mrs. Clifford Linton (nee Irene Me-
Couples $1.00 Good Music :;! Old Olympia-Tacoma the grout) stopped in Bremerton Louis Van Arsdale, Mrs. Maurice Gee), it being her birthday anni-
Highway
Saturday
LNight
New Residents at
Lilliwaup Cottage
New residents of Lilliwaup are ins the evening were: Kathryn
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Russell and and John Steinberg, Mac and Er-
son Bobble, who lmve nmved into nie Grant, Carol and Clarence
the cottage formerly occupied by Grunert, Ellen and Bob Price,
Mrs. Patrick McGrady. The Rus- Genevieve and Leroy Rowand,
sells until recently managed Rest- Ruth Rowe, Helen Rowe, Vet%
while resort. Rowe, Burt Ellis, Bob Turner,
Dorothy Turner, Alice Gee, Mar-
jory Ann Valley and Rev. and
Mrs. I-I. W. Harshman.
Yours for the tclephO;
One call and we'll Pil!;;r
your laundry, do it up
pital clean" in our mq :
scientific plant and
it to you packaged and
Music by
AI Walsh's
Orchestra
Dancing 9 to 2
MOVING INTO HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paulson and
family moved rote their home at
225 South Sixth Street this week.
FROM ANCHORAGE
Mrs. John Yurman of Anchor-
for a Chinese dinner. Kinsey, Mrs. S. A. Hatcher, :Mrs. versary. She was complimenled
The 20 members greatly enjoy- Roy Kimbel, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. E. with a handkerchief shower. Pin-
Movies of Mexico
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Shown at Meeting
Sunday evening, February 3, the
Age, Alaska, was visiting friends Pi Alphas met for their regular
for use. meeting in the church parlors.
;t,,ar ,aund00i
one 88 !
nty Steam00 Flowers
ealmrs one 88 ,/%:
Say It Best
Uyaiinths
Azaleas i:!(! % '
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Combinations of "?
SPRING
FLOWERS
WALE.NTINE CARDS
and A Large Assortment of
VALETINE GIFTS
F OR RE S T' S
Flowers and Gifts
g 313 RAILROAD PHONE 432
lifts from
"Miss" g Christians"
CWITH'S Ifl
zelry . Gif---ts The famous teehmcolor Chmstmn Movie
PHONE 143
WILL BE PRESENTED
H ---at the--
IGH SCHOLOL AUDITORIUM
': , at 8 p.m. " ' "
Saturday, February 9. 1946
SHELToNS?2;o#, d JR CHR,ST
ADMISSION FREE
The president, Walter Elliott,
Jr.,.' presided over the business
session and also the devotional
period.
The evemng's program was a
most interesting series of movies
on Mexico showing the religious
cultural and social background of
the people.
Parent-Teachers Party
To Be Held at Belfair
There will be a Parent-Teach-
ers birthday party sponsored by
the Belfair Women's Club at the
school house at 8 o'clock on Fri-
day evening, Febrnary 15. Some
good entertainment is promised
and a five pound package of sugar
will be given as a door prize.
Friendship Members
Pack Clothing, Blankets
The Friendship Club met at the
Community Hall on January 30
for an all day meeting. The mem-
bers sewed and mended and pack-
ed many boxes of new and reno-
vated garments as well as three
new quilts and several new crib
quilts.
Mrs. Raines was hostess for the
afternoon and served delicious re-
freshments.
Plans were made for the fam-
ily dinner for which three tur-
keys are being furnished by Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Castle.
The next meeting will be on
February 20 at the Community
Hall.
W.S.C.S. Schedule
Meeting for Wednesday
The Women's Society of Chris-
tian Service will meet at the Me-
thodist Church parlors on Wed-
nesday , February 13 at 2 o'clock.
F. Martin. Mrs. Alvin Carlson,
Mrs. Laurie Carlson, Mrs. Kurt
Onstead, Mrs. John Hooper, Mrs.
Harold Ahlskog, Mrs. Hal Briggs,
Mrs. Warren Earl. Mrs. Chris
Kreienbaum. Mrs. Winston Scott
and Mrs. Schulte.
Elmer MeLennan to
Appear as Pianist
Elmer McLennon, outstanding
piano artist of Tacoma, has been
secured to play at the local high
school auditorium where the pic-
ture "The Missing Christians" is
to be shown Saturday night. The
picture is being shown by the local
Youth for Christ organization.
Methodist Board
I Members to Meet
The February meeting of the
official board of the First Meth-
odist Church will be held in the
parsonage at 7:30 p.m., on Mon-
day, February 11. All members
are urged to be present.
W.B.A. Hears State
Field Representative
The Women's Benefit Associa-
tion met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. W. L. Kneeland at her home
on the Olympic Highway.
Mrs. Katherine Brown, State
Field Director of the W.B.A. was
the guest speaker luring the
meeting.
Juveniles D. of H.
Schedule Party
The Juveniles of the Degree of
Honor will meet Saturday at 1
o'clock in the Odd Fellows hall
for a Valentine patty. Each mem-
ber is to bring a valentine for ex-
change.
Refreshments and games are
also included in the afternoon pro-
gram.
Eagle Auxiliary
To Meet Monday
The regular meeting of the Eag-
les Auxiliary will be held Monday
evening, February 11, at 8 o'clock
in the Eagles Hall.
Each member is requested to
bring a Valentine for the ex-
change.
SUNDAY GUESTS
ochle was the evening's diversion
with four tables being m play.
High scores were won by Mrs.
Ernest Runyon and A1. Butler,
with Mrs. Al Butler and Clifford
Linton holding low. A delicions
supper was served after the play.
Lost: Somewhere between the
mail box and the Journal press,
our news items for last week.
Folks have asked, where are they?
Another sixty-four dollar question,
perhaps.
Mrs. Anna Lund of Benton City
in Eastern Washington arrived on
Friday afternoon for a visit at the
Highlands with Mrs. Signe Knee-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson
of SheltoWwere visitors at Echo
Farm Tuesday evening last week.
Karen Karncs is back at schnol
after being out two weeks wiLh
an ear infection. She stayed with
her grandparents in Seattle while
undergoing treatments.
The second card party in the
Grange series was v)ell "attended
and high score at the 500 tables
was won by ImWanda Bloomfield
with low falling to Vernie Schuf-
fenhauer. At pinochle David
Swanson held bigh score and Mrs.
James Frazier low. Supper was
served by the Grange.
Visitors at te home of Mr. mtd
Mrs. Larry Karnes recently were
ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Glewwe, her brother, Duane Er-
ickson, who has just received his
discharge from the Navy, Mr.
Karnes' brother. Fred Karnes, and
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jolmson. all
of Seattle.
Mrs, Wallace Kneeland from
Mill Creek community :::pent Fri-
day at Echo Farm with Mrs. H.
A. Wiusor and fmnily.
Mrs. George I:Hoomfieid was
hostess at a pary given Friday
night in honor of Mr. Bloomfield'v
birthday. About two score or so
relatives and friends were present
and showered him with many nice
gifts• Card games and visiting
v,;ere the chief amusements during
the evening. A delicious supper
was served with a birthday cake
as the main feature.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kimbel and
sons, Ray and Diekie. were up
from Tacoma and spent the eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rut-
ledge.
Keep in mind the date of the
next Grange card party, February
resent a few
,uty" carried
PRESCRIPTION
PHARMACY
329 Railroad Ave.
=¢e" Stands in the
aa first met "Pie-Face" when his
the Watson Farm.
moving to the Northwest his
was a North Dakota "hard wheat"
truer-then later, he worked a season or
seeding and harvest near
Small wonder that in chem
m-for that's his real name-talked
about wheat-echoing his father,
best where bread begins."
has just turned out her first full
weekly farm-home baking, and
has lined up for a sample.
can tell by his expression that
honors. She knew
na is one of the thou-
"flour-rise" farm girls of the
who has learned from
dence the dependability of OUR
r's Blend Flour.
line
Your grocer has
Blend in all sies,
5 te SO pounds, and
in every bag you'll
[ind a alder ot
Mary Mills' tested
Sea.Level recipes.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. Charles Lentz and Mrs.
Marvin Carter.
Lilliwaup Residents
Attend Seattle Meet
Frank Robinson and the C, g.
Hills returned Thursday from a
Mr. and Mrs, Vincent D. Miller,
Jr,, and Richard Millet' of Seattle
were Sunday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan, St'.
GENERAL WELFARE CLUB
The General, Welfare Club will
hold a regular meeting in the Odd
14, on Thursd%y night.
Union
Ye correspondent has quite a
time getting the nevs--sc very
Time Here Now
For Fertihzing,
Says 0kerstrom
Now i. the tin{e" to" get, ready
for fertilizing your hind with man-
ure and conunereial .fertilizers, ac-
cc)rding to Leonard Hegnauer, ex-
i.ensol agronomist; at the State
(&)liege of Washington.
"Manure should often be sup-
l)lenmnted with such contmerclal
fertilizers as superphosphate, pot-
ash or nitrogen. In many cases
the land needs one or the other or
perhaps, a combination of these
fertilizers. Besides improving the
soil, they make the manure go
farther.
"By adding about 400 pound, of
the ordinary superphosphate to
the manure that is put on each
acre, the results should be very
.satisfactory. If treble superphos-
i)hate is used, around 200 pounds
would be enough. By using the
phosphate, manure cau be put on
at half the rate usually applied.
"If the land is in need Of pot-
ash or nitrogen as well as pims-
ptmrus, it may require some extra
potash or nitrogen in commercial
form. Manure Imwever furnished
these two in larger quantities than
it furnishes phosphorus.
"It is important to get such
materials early, as there may be
a shortage as the season ad-
vances."
Hoodsport
(By Frances Radtke)
J. Hardin Nance .was given a
birthday party on Jan. 25 in hon-
or of his 85th birthday. Those at-
tending were Elva Price of Sllel-
ton, Frances Simpson of Potlatch,
and Marie Wood of Hoolsport.
The Nonce family was visited on
Sunday by Mrs. Daisy Tu.cker,
Miss Georgie Farncomb and Miss
Nelda Hansen of Seattle.
Mr. and :Mrs. Herb Dickinson
are now at home in theh' new lo-
cation, the former Joe Vail resi-
dence.
Most entertaining were the col-
ored slides of the Olympics shown
by George Alrews of the An-
drews Studio in Shelton at the
Hood Canal Sportsmen's meeting
Jan. 31 in the Hoodsport school-
house. The meeting was well at-
tended.
Mrs. Katie Abbey gave a pork
chop party Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Dickinson and Mrs.
Jane Kilby.
Bill Lunt. who has been sick in
bed several days, does not seem
to be improving.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Turner were
Sunday visitors of their neighbors
in the Humptulips community.
Mr, and Mrs. Rudy Becket' and
family were Sunday callers on
their parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. A,
Beeker in Tacoma, and their
brother, Dr. Robert A. Beckcr,
who was home from tlc Univer-
sity of Washington.
Mrs. Frankle McCotter arrived
Monday at the home of her par-
ents. the kI. E. Lockwoods. to get
her :.don, Dale, who will acconpany
her on a trip to California.
Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmer Olson
and daughter, June, of Long-
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DANCING
Every Saturday Night
DELIGaT PARK HALL
.... .... 0N LAKE ABEA .......
BERT RAU'S ORCIIESTRA
Feaiurii,g" MADG'E McCARTY AT THE PIANO
Eddie White, King of the Drums
Sponsored by Shelton Eagles Aerie N0. 2079
Dancing 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.rr
I I II I • •
Keel) Informed
on
Current Legislation
Listen to
Congressman
Chas. Savage
EACH SUNDAY
at 1 p.m.'
OVER STATION KGY
Olympia
"Your Congressional
ReporP' Program
Your Electrical
Appliances
Have a long, hard road to
travel yet .. so keep
them in shape to last until the New App!icances
are available on the open market.
PHONE 465 for Expert Electrical Repairs
YOu'll Find an...
ELECTRESTEEM VAPORIZER
One of yoti/,'St 'useful Household AppUanees
Use it as a . . .
BABY'S BOTTLE WARMER, FOOD 2 5 0
WARMER, STERILIZER, EGG and
POTATO COOKER. Fits any standard
Appliance Cord .................................................
NEW ELECTRIC IN-
STAUi.AT,ONS MADE H NEED g
! LAMPS? |
.ELIOT ELECTRIC E. •
MAZDAS '.
f3 .. ,
EQUIPMEN 1 CO.
Title Insurance Bldg. Phone 465
trip .to Seattle. Mrs. Hill, who is Fellows hall on Thursday, Febru- often an important happening is branch, were Sunday guests of
not p.ublished for Lhis reason .... Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson, as I
president of the Mason County ary 7, at 8 o'cock. "Oh I was sure you had heard we're Mr. and Mrs. J. Overbo of Illfllll| I!1
District Federation of Women's VISITS SON about that." "Thought if I heard Seattle.
Clubs, attended the two-day ses- Mrs. Edward Eacrett returned iL, you surely would have."Tha.t is Harold Jmobson, who is back .
si°n °f the State Federati°n Exe-t° her h°me in P°rt Angeles Sun" the reas°n ve give Y°U bus mr" fr°m the S°uth Pacific was vis" Re-0penlng i
cutive Board. day after spending two weeks in portent item of news one weel¢ iting this week iu Hoodsport. He , I
Shclton with her son and his wife, late Miss Mary Eleahor Bnechel is living' at present at Tillicum ,
Lilliwaup C---ard Party Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eacrett. said "Happy New Year" to he: near Tacoma and is feeling quite
parents at the Slelton Hospital fit again though he has been ill
Slated for Friday ' AGAT-E---ANGE January 26th. Papa Dick is beam- since Christmas at which time he L '
The Lilliwaup Comnunity Club The Agate Grange will be hosts ing with smiles and pausing out received his discharge from the ".
is planning a pinochle party to be to Progress Grange Friday night, the cigars--do you suppose that service. --,
held at 8:30 Friday ,evening, Feb- February 8th. This is the begin- little g:irl will change his expre]s- Other Sunday visitors in Hoods- Tuesday Feb uary 12 =
ruary 8, in the Lilliwaup ltall, ning of the gavel programs. All ion to one of weariness by keep- port were Mr. and Mrs. Frank r -=
• Pierce of Dewatto, with their sons, .
Hostesses will be Mrs. Mary Grangers in the county are invit- ins him awake nights? Oh don't
James, Mrs. Frank Robinson and ed. be pessimistic. Mother and baby Jack and Richard, who is just i "
Miss Vl'ginia Prusia. are expected lmme this week. home from the service. '
Featuring Home Cooked Meals
The regular meeting of the
club was l'mld last Friday night.
Beifair Wo-me--n's Club
Meetin on Wednesda.v
The Belfair 'Women's Club will
meet at the school house on Wed-
nesday, February 13 at 7:30 p. m.
Hostesses will bc Maude Paxton.
Alice Mickelson, Thyra Nelson
and Edith Knutzen.
lDegree of Honor
:Meeting Tuesday Eve
The Deg,:,ree cf Honor Lodge will
meet at the Odd Fellows hall on
Tuesday evening, February 12, at
8 o'clock. This will be a Valentine
party with an exchange of Valen-
tines.
Mrs. Esther Morgan. state pres-
ident of the Degree of Honor Pro-
tective Association, attended the
luncheon of the Fraternal Con-
g'ress at the Olympic Hotel in Se-
'aLtle, lI9nday February 4. She
'also made an official call on the
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 68 in
Seattle that evening.
Girl Seout-s Leaders
port Recent Meeting,
.:The Girl Scout LeaDers Clue
met January 23 at the Little
House in Knee]and Park.
The group decidced the troops
Would m ake frmndship bags
which will be sent to Tirls in
foreign countries. March 15 is the
time set to have the bags in. A
city-wide event at tlm completion
of the bags is planned,
All leaders are asked to get in-
formation concerning a summer
day camp.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Ben
Layton and Esther Johnson.
Mrs. Neal Robinson
Comulimented Reeently
On Friday, January 18, the'la-
dies of Arcadia and Mill Creek
met at the Alonzo Robinson home
to honor Mrs. Neal Robinson with
a kitchen shower.
She received many nice and
useful gifts after whic a deli-
cious luncheon was served to
about 18 guests.
Hoodsport Girls
Entertain Saturday
Mrs. lerrily Hill, liss Elaine
Beardon and Nftss Lucy Osmun
MONTANA VISITORS
Mr: and Mrs. Glen Rood and
family of Sidney, Mont,, are visit-
ins relatives in the Agate dis-
trict.
TO SAN FRANCISCO
Dick Chase leaves this Friday
for San(Francisco after spending
his leave with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Chase.
IN TACOMA
Mrs. Phil Bayley is visiting this
week in Tacoma with her rela-
tives.
OF ABERDEEN
Mr. and Mrs. 5ohn Negl of Ab-
erdeen visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. I. V. Yule over the
week end.
IMPROVING
Mrs. Ka,therine ,Cruson is home
from the hospital much improved.
She will still be confined to her
bed for some time.
VISITS MOTIIER
Seaman First Class Dave Hoag
returned to the Exchange Build-
ing in Seattle where he is sta-
tioned Monday after spending his
leave with ]]is mother, Mrs. Jen-
nie Hoag at the Lawton Apart-
ments.
Seaman Hoag has been station-
ed at the Great Lakes and Mem-
phis, Tenn.
TO TACOMA
Because "of the illness of Mr."
Sceva's mother, :Mr. and Mrs. N.
J. Sceva of Lilliwaup left Sat-
urday for Tacoma to spend sev-
eral • days.
WEEK-END GUESTS
Miss Esther Savage, former
Livermore, Iowa, resident now
teaching at Montcsno, spent the
week-end wih Mr. and Mrs. L. D.:
Hack.
Grapeview
Grapeview Community Club
held its regular monthly meeting
at the school house last Saturd,Y
evening, Feb. 2nd. Plans were
made to have a basket social at
the school house Saturday eve-
ning, Feb, I6th. Elmer Wcsser-
ling will furnish accordian music
for dancing.
Hot ltmches started at the
school last Tuesday with Mrs.
were co-hostesses at a party Sat- Verna Johanson in charge.
urday evening at the Hill home Word comes that Ivan Palms
at Lilliwaup. Between 25 and a0 and Lindy Kept are traveling in
high school students were guests Kansas,
and enjoyed dancing to music Mis Cecil Wallace, our school
" ] teachbr who has" been ill. for two
frOmlection.the .hostesses' "platter .col- I weeks, is' on the' Job ':again.
Saturday evemng was gala
night for the Masous of Mt. Mor-
iah and Union City Lodges who
have served their orders as mas-
ters. ,.There were about twenty-
five from the two lodges present.
The evening began with a ban-
quet at 7 p.m which was ,served
by Mrs. Rose MilIo. assisted by
her husband, Harold. Stewards
were Fred Johnson of Union City
and Will Catto of Shelton. As
several reported, "Everything was
wonderful. After the banouet,
the group assembled in the Tem-
ple and initiated the newly elected
masters of Union City and Shei-
ton, Roy Mitchell and C. H. Grur,-
ert, into the degree of "Past Mas-
ters" and Ed MoReavy was intro-
duced as the oldest master pres-
ent, having served in that capacity
in 1897. L. D, Hack of Shelton
was a close second.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Grout en-
tertained with four tables of cards
Saturday evemng. "I'hc guests
wer Mr. and Mrs. William *vVing,
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Carlson. Mr.
and Mrs, Vern Wyatt, Philip
Johnson, Mr. mid Mrs. .Larry
Scheel; Mrs. Douglas Grout, Mr.
and Mrs. Jtld Elliott and Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Cowan of Bremer-
ton. High scores for Girl Rummy
which Wa, S the game for the eve-
ning were won ,by Mrs. Wright
Carlson and Larry Scheel. After
cards, a delicious lunctl was
served.
Another social affair' on Satur-
day night was the "At Home" of
the Hel'b Allens when about forty
relatives and friends gathered
there to welcome son, Bob. who
is home on furlough. Furniture
'was moved out of the living room
which gave space for dancing
.modern and "old time" dances.
After several hours of dancing
lunch was set'ved completing a
happy time for all present.
The Bonnets and Blokes are vis-
iting in Seattle this week.
A large crew is working at A1-
derbrook building new cabins.
Lecture on Christian
Science Slated Tonight
The public is cordially invited to
attend a lecture on "Christian
Science: Its Teaching and Its
:Practice." to be delivered this eve-
ning, Feb. 7, by B. Palmer Lewi&
of New York City, at eigbt o'ch)ck
in the senior high school auditor-
ium under the auspices of the
Christian Science Society of Shel-
ton.
Mr. Lewis is a member of the
board of lectureship of the Mother
Church the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston Mass.
Sonny Bleecker, who spent last
week in the Naval hospital near.__
Seattle for penicilin shots, came _---
home for the week end but re-
turned Monday.. morning for an
operation on his hand to remove
a niece of shrapnel.
New Hoodsport resident is Lew-
is Whitmore, president of Olympic
Mines Inc., who is occupying one
of the McKiel houses.
Mrs. Eva Simmons left Monday
morning fm the Virginia Mas6n
hospital in Seattle'where she.will
he under dietary observation for
week or ten days.
Timse from Hoodsport and vi-
cinitg attending the Lpast masters -
and *Home Baked Pies
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Cub Cafe
INTHE CUB CIGAR STORi00
=-" 69 SOUTH nd ST.
'ram
ma
M
:'
mt
annual dinner at the Masonic ,hall
in Union Saturday evening were
Harold Mil0,' Roy Aseleson, HOW-
ard Lockwood, Henry Hussman
and Edward Radtke.
Mrs. J: F. Snith returned the
latter part of the week from visit.,
ing' relativeS" In Yakima including
her mother who is ill. Although
young Donald Ires recovered fr.a s
the measles, Dolores no,w
them.
Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Hirers had
Sunday dinner with Mrs. W. O,
Hamilton in Lilliwaup,
Ike Palmer, who has been ill
two weeks is again feeling fit
His daughter, Martha, has recov-
ered from the measles.
Miss Joan McClanahan is also
well of her infected throat ail-
ment.
3 Shelton Dentists
A¢, State Conventmn
Dr. M. C. Melcum, Dr. Harry
Deccan, and Dr. R. W. Norvold
represented Shelton's dental forces
at the annual convention of the
Washington State Dental Society
held in Seattle last Thnrsday, Fri-
day and Saturday, One of the
largest gatherings in the Society's
history turd out for the conven-
tion. Dr. Melcum reported.
Dr, Melcum and Dr, Deccan sat
as official delegates of the Mason-
Thurston Dental Society.
Cub Cafe Reopening
Se for Next Tuesday
t.e-oponing of tle Cub Cafe, in
the Cub Cigar Store at 109 South
Second street, will take place on
Lincoln's Iirtllday, next Tuesday,
Mrs. Rnth Bhmdon, proprietor, an-
no, raced this week,
Right Ileight for CAothesline
If of average height, insist on a
clothesline aout sixTeet high, say
Westinghouse home economists,
for then. it can be reached easily,
yet woWtsag to the ground.
PREPP'00;,
SERVICE
2nd At Railroad Phone 89
iii1!! DID YOU KNOW . , .
That the ln]luenza Virus Vaccine/ormerly
available or;ly to the armed lores,s, is o5-
rained by {n jetting into an egg *Containing
the Embryo chick the living bifluenza Vir-
us and alter suitable incubation period, the
Vireos laden fhdd is extracted and purified?
This vaccine" is now available to your Physi.
c!an thr( your Pharmacist and may bc used
by Mm Jor your protection against influenza.
When ill see your physician, then brin
your prescription to PiEPP'S PRESCRII -
TION DEPARTMENT. We carry a corn-
DOCTOR Ordered,