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Tibbits Home Leveled By Fire Monday Night
By Mabel Kldd
DAYTON --- The house on
Highland road owned by Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Tibbits burned to the
ground Monday night. The fire
was discovered by Alvia Chap-
man at, midnight when he was
returning from bowling, At that
time, the building was a roaring
inferno of flame with the roof
already gone.
The Tlbbits have been residing
in Centralia for the past several
months and renting this place to
the Lloyd Kimmerly family. The
Kimfnerlys had moved out on Sun-
day.
We welcome to our community
Mrs. AI Stewart of Everett and
her mother, Mrs. Marian Long of
Sharon, N.D. Mrs. Stewart had
purchased the former Jack Bun-
nell home in Little Egypt Valley
sometime ago. Visiting them in
their new home is Mr. Bert Long,
son and brother, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Stewart is Mr. Delmer
Schur's mother.
LADIES' CLUB met on Wed-
nesday, Jan. 31 with Mrs. Pete
Roberts as hostess. The next
meeting will be held on February
14 with Mrs. Warren Williams as
hostess. There will be a Valen-
tine and handkerchief exchange
and don't forget your Cheer Sis-
ter.
Carol Zelenak underwent a ton-
sillectomy last Frit'lay and return-
ed home on Saturday to recuper,
ate. We wish you a speedy recov-
ery, Carol.
Mr. Dick Leonard was honored
by his family on Sunday with a
birthday dinner. Guests were a
dathter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
George Schnabel and girls of Shel.
ton.
Phillip, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Anderson, had a family
birthday celebration on Saturday,
observing his seventh birthday.
His guests were grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Middleton of Shel,
ton. Mrs. Middleton baked him
a lovely marble drum cake dec-
orated with clowns.
The Pots and Pans group of
the Little Egypt 4-H club met on
Tuesday in the home of their lead-
er, Mrs. Pete Roberts. Elizabeth
Hickson gave a demonstration on
how to make scones, Judy Leon-
ard one on how to measure wet
and dry ingredients. The next
meeting will be held on Feb. '20.
Mr. James Hickson also held a
]neeting on Thursday for his ag-
riculture group. They decidedto
call themselves the Little Egypt
Wranglers. Doris Hickson, Sam
and Dave Valley, Tom Leonard,
Dennis Combs, Sandhi Rietdorf
and Geraldine Schur were pres-
ent. Sandhi gave a talk on care
and safety driving of a tractor,
Geralme a demonstration on how
to clean a saddle, and Doris gave
pointers on how to judge a beef
animal.
• Mr. and Mrs. Larry Goldsby
and Jtflie, Mrs. Mary Chappell
and granddaughter, Sheri enjoy-
ed a marshmallow and wiener
roast on Sunday evening at the
Kamilche home of Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Goldsby.
Mr. and Mrs. Sea b Combs spent
the weekend in Seattle with their
daughter and fdmily, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Edwards.
Mrs. J. W. Rayson and Dave
motored to Tacoma on Sunday
and visited with her daughter and
husband, Mr. anl /,Irs. Clyde Bar-
ton.
unday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Lemke were Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Wolden and children
of Seattle and the Kenneth Wold-
ens of Shelton.
Percy Funk of Shelton was Sun-
day dinner gamst in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams.
Sunday callers in the Robert
Goldy home were Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Olney of Shelton.
Shells Hickson spent last Tues-
day night in Shelton with Betty
Lester.
Mrs. John Dinning was a Thurs-
day aftenmon caller in the Rus-
sell Sparks home.
Tim Glen Rickards family and
J. C. Tibbits were Sunday visi-
tors in the Dell Adams home.
Mrs. Walter Chappell, Carrie,
David 'and Sara Jean visited on
Thursday in the Shelton home of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cart.
Doris Hickson tayed Tuesday
overnight With Sharon Moffatt
of Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rietdorf
enjoyed a visit on Sunday from,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilmoth Sr.,
of Tacoma•
SUNDAY DINNER guest. of
Mr. and Mrs. Darl Goldy were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldy and
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cole and
Kiwanis Makes Plans
For Norlh Mason Olub
Plans to establish a new Kiwanis
Club in the North Mason area
were expressed by Bob Tanner,
chairman for the organization of
the new club, at a luncheon meet-
ing of the Shelton club Tuesday,
February 6.
A number of interested persons
from the North Mason area and a
delegation of Shelton Kiwanians
attended a pre-organizational
meeting January 30 at Belfair.
The next organizational meeting is
slated for Tuesday, February 13
at the Oyster House in Belfair,
Mother's March Gels
Delayed Support
In the past week over $100 has
been received from Mason County
citizens who were omitted from
the March of Dimes sponsored
Mother's March because of the ad-
verse weather conditions.
If you .are among those 'who
were not contacted by the vol-
unteer collectors you are urged
to send your donations to the
Mason County chapter of the
March of Dimes in Shelton.
Immerse leaders in wet coffee
grounds for a few days, this will
cut their shine in low, clear wa-
ter.
children of Shelton were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Rickards
were quite thrilled a few weeks
ago when they read a story in an
Olympia paper about a Don Hight
of South Dakota Mrs. Rickards
ha(] gone to school with him in
White River, S.D. The story was
of his driving his herd of cattle
from his ranch at Westover to
Winner, S.D., a trip of 65 miles.
He and his crew also his 10-year-
old son, Danny, had driven 1800
head of cattle on this trip in be-
low b.ero weather and gone
through two blizzards. The Lrip
took five days but was well worth
the effort as he sold his herd for
$350,000 dollars. Quite a chunk of
money in any roans language. He
is the nephew of Marion Eveleth
of Lost Lake. Mr. Hight is to
appear soon as guest in a forth-
coming story of Rawhide on tele-
vision.
Donna Hulbert of Seattle spent
the weekend in the Shelton home
of trier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin Hulbert.
Sally Einersson had as Satur-
day luncheon garnets Pat McNeil
and Ann Connolly of Shelton. The
girls enjoyed a pleasant after-
noon of riding Salley's donkey,
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I Juanchita.
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs, Mer-
lin Rick rds and (.tfildrcn accom-
)anied by Mrs. Paul Gibble and
her mother, Mrs. Minnie Judkins
of Shelton motored to Pickcring
Pass to tim home cf Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin Woodall. They helped the
grandson, Richard celebrate his
second birLhday, and enjoyed ice
eream and cake.
Mrs. L. B. Pharris, Mrs. Glenn
Chase, Mrs. Mabel Hall and Mrs.
Sam McKissick motored to Ta-
coma Monday on business.
Mrs. Start Dyson called on Mrs.
Fred Fouthe of Shelton on Sat-
urday afternoon and got acquain-
ted with their new baby girl, Rose
Lynne.
Saturday evening callers in the
Doyle Howard home were Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Putvin of Shelton,
Fred Pharris of Seattle spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Pharris.
Mrs. F. H. Schmidt of Olympia
spent the weekend in the lmme
of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Dyson.
SUNDAY callers in ttze home
of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Rick-
ards was lois sister, Mrs. LeRoy
Smith, Linda and Leslie of Mon-
tesano and his mother, Mrs. Ruby
Hitchhags of Shelton.
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