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Meet Monday I
6:13? afternoon at 2 p. m.,i
rnmea Tau Chapter Deiohian
9t With Mrs. A, Almadcn. 1
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:3“ Brownies ,
., Valentine Party
d~QFB°rd§3aux Brownies No. 1.‘
Idaxclombined their groups and
,‘ . Mm alentine party {It the home
’y af'teA- 0. Schumacher Tues-
tin l‘noon. An exchange of
V .138 Was enjoyed and games
a payed, with prizes for an
“E? basket, from "which
ould draw her prize, by ,
I e‘ Th .zrstring attached to the
, e [0116 cm were 25 present and
th Blwmg leaders, Mrs. Ken-
“, Manchard, Mrs. Ted Carl-i
16 com Schumacher and Mrs.
‘ .V Int”; At the close, punchl
, aentine cookies were serv-i
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Matital‘tlng at 7:00 P.M.
. . “Ge 2:15 p.m. Saturday. !
gum and Sunday ,,
10¢ and 25¢, plus tax
Last Time Tonight!
. AduFARGAIN NIGHT / .
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, FE And TWO BIG I,
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,_“LEG10N OF THE
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115, 1940.
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,part of the program.
MAXINE BRIGGS, Society Editor
Phone 274.:
ll. E. Women‘s h’lissiontiry (lroup
Meet Vl'eilneuday Afternoon
The Vv'omen’s Missionary group
of the Methodist church met Wed-
nesday :ii‘Lbi'iioon at the church.
There were 35 present. The \Voni~
en’s Home Missionary Society are
celebrating
this year and it will also be thei!
last year as the units of the
church have been combined un-
ler one group and will be called
the 'Womcn’s Division of Christian
Service. Efforts to gain mem-
bers in the membership drive re-
sulted in five new members. Mrs.
W. A. \Vitsicrs discussed the cost
7f home missions in general and
Mrs. D. R. Pittinger talked of the
cost of iome missions in the
Methodist church. The Home
lMissLenary Society in its 60 years
of existence, has
60 million dollars and has several
million dollars of property such
as schools, hospitals and orphan-
,Jages in 182 projects in 39 states,
Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico.
Mrs, Bernice Stewart and Mrs.
Larson sang a duet as a
It was
planned that during Lent, each
member has pledged herself to en—
gage in daily devotionals at 10
o’clock and a cottage prayer meet-
ing will be held every Tuesday.
'Next Tuesday will be an all-day
meeting at the church starting at
10 a. m., and the weekly prayer
lmeeting will be. held that day at
the church. The balance of the
day will be spcnt tying comfort-
ers for supply work. Plans for
leadership training in stewardship
by Mrs. Robert Brumblay will be
completed and there will be a. pot-
luck luncheon at noon.
Mrs. W. F_ Roberts, Mrs. Robert
were elected delagates to the Pro-
lVlSlon meeting in Centralia, lateriMre. Ethel Lundquist and Mrs. D,
,in the month. The Valentine motif , R. Fitting”-
iwas carried out in the decorations, l
and at the close, delicious refresh-
ments were served by the host-
esses Mrs. Bertie McKinney, Mrs.l
Mrs. C. I. Pritchard Is
Hostess Tuesday
Mrs. C. l. Pritchard entertain-
their 50th anniversary
Amaranth Entertalm Assistant
fui‘and Lecturer Tuesday Evening
Tuesday evening, the Amaranth
entertained the assistant grand
glecturer, Arthur Ramodcn and
several Seattle visitors. George
Goit of the Corinthian Court of
,Seattle, presided as royal patron
jin the absence of A. Fcrwerda.
iThe initiatory work was exempli-
fied and Miss Nina. Engelsen of
Olympia and her sister, Miss Clare
lEngelsen of Shelton, were courtesy
; candidates for the Work. At the
lclose of the evening, a buffet sup-
;per was enjoyed. Decorations were
lin the Valentine motif. Several
lof the Seattle visitors remained
over night and enjoyed breakfast
Wednesday at the home of Ads.
gLeigh Duffield. They included
Mrs. E111 Rossman, Dr. Bell Dear‘
born, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Mays, and
,Mrs. C. O. Mannes. with Mrs.
gGeorge Grisd'ile of Shelton also
:present for the breakfast. Mrs.
iElIn. McCulloch and Mrs. Neil Zin-
itheo assisted Mrs. Duffielrl with
the breakfast. Mrs. Marines was
la houseguest of Mrs. Duffield‘s
and the other Seattle viitors were
guests of Mrs. Grisdale.
disbursed over Home Guards 0f M. E. Church
Meet Saturday Afternoon
The Home Guards of the Meth-
odist church met at the home of
'Mrs, D. R. Pittinger Saturday af-
ternoon with Anna Lou Elliott and
-Barbara Groshong hostesses. Mar-
jorie Troy led the devotionals and
during a business meeting, goals
,werc counted and three girls have
100 percent as follows: Florence
Fentiman, Laurine Lundquist and
Patty Killmer. Games were en-
joyed and Valentines exchanged.
Those present included Florence
.Fentiman, Mary Eliason, Donna
Barger, Lola Barger, Marjorie and
Patty Troy, Eleanor Anne Booth,l
Patty Killmer, Patty Case, Louisel
sum. nun/ism "WWW “Why”.
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“LBJ. Club
Meets “’cdnesday
The W.B.A. Club met Wednes—
day with Mrs. Cora Hepner, with
ers. Lambert and Mrs. Hutton
lassititing guests. A noon lunch—
eon was enjoyed followed by
business meeting and the remaind—
ler of the afternoon was spent with
lsewing and conversation. There
were 14 present and guests of the
club included the hostesses and
Mrs. Tom Kneeland and M rs,
Klink.
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Iiiainhmv Girls Mother’s Club
-To Meet Tuesday Afternoon
. The Rainbow Girls Mother’s club
{win meet with Mrs. David Car-
; stairs Tuesday afternoon, February
,17. The afternoon will be spent
i met-ally. and short business meet»
‘ing- will be held.
HV.{.‘:.T.U. To Sponsor
'Tezv. On Friday ,
The \V.C.T.U. will sponsor 2
Francis Willard Tea at the 11mm
of Mm A. L. Bell Friday after-
noon a.t 2 p. m. The tea is for
the members of the W.C.T.U. and
‘, their friends.
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Amaranth Social Club
35% Postponed
The Amaranth Social Club ha'
been postponed until further no-
tice.
lTributes Written
By Neighbors To
Hans Bergeson
I, A TRIBUTE
By Della Goctsch
? Word has just reached this cor-
respondent of the passing of Hans
Bcrgeson, one of the island’s oldr
Gatty, Jane Clothierv JOY StreCk~iest inhabitants, who died yester—
er, Marjorie Anne Latham, Shir-
ley Dickinson, Alta Bailey, Mar-
jorie Constable, Bernadine Win-
liecki, Katherine Fctterly, and
;tlie hostesses Anna Lou Elliott and
‘Barbara Groshong. The mothers
,Brumblay and Mrs. w. A. Brodt .present included Mrs. Constable. ong
ltury.
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iMrs. C. L. Troy and the leaders,
iTroop No. 5 Girl Scouts
,Enjoy Valentine Party
Valentine party. As it was also
Lila Bargar’s birthday annivers-
ary, there were two cakes fOr
Ran ed her bridge club Tuesday after-lher made b Mrs. O 31 01a and
Fossdmph 5C0“! Presmn inoon with a 1:00 o'clock luncheon 5M“.
McCafE'erty, Atp the clgse of
.er, Margrret Lindsay rat the Colonial House, followed bylthe party,
delicious refreshments
Goon .
. I, Also Short subjects
‘° THE GREEN HORNET,
. A
: amfolikv CARTOON, :
| at", NEWS REEL
.96 Saturday at 2:15 P.M.
H
8".“- Mon. Tues.
., THE MAN IN THE
'mIRON MASK” :
n Bennett L i
c , ouise Hay- .-
gl’g, Warren Williams “
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lllY'IlAYS
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day at his new home on Bayshore
road.
Many of the people of the 1s-
Iland will be saddened by hearing
lof the death of this man, who liv-
ed so uprightly and honestly am-
them for nearly half a cen—
His was a character which
would stand the closest scrutiny.
6Those who knew him best. loved
land admired him most, Hard work-
ing and faithful in his own dutieft
Mr. Bergeson always found time
Mrs. A. Killmer’s Troop No. 5ito be of service to his neighbors
Harry Perry and Mrs- Chas. Lentz. ‘met Tuesday afternoon at the home in
times of stress, and his Lin—y
of Miss Betty McClelland for a bounded generosity and cheerful
helpfulness will long be remember—
ed by those who knew him.
A Tribute of Re’spect to, My
a 1
Friend .
l
beige woolen, left, a smart Valentine co'rsage of cornflowers and
African daisies is shown worn. The suit has a flared skirt and fig-
ure~hugging ja‘ket with buttons down the front. Navy blue woolen
topcoat, left, his white lingerie frill at the neckline and imitation
it’s shown with white sailor with navy ribbon band, and
white gloves.
Flowers Garnish Early .giriiig .
proving Col. Blake's licrilth
them to ,\".'3."'..
Mrs.
Bertha
sermusa'l
:lz'lie visit
1 daughter,
the former
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lF'i‘woli on
Boardmrin
ill
twin is
SHELTON
GENE
By KENNY CALKINS
Troop 12 Scribe .
Hello Scouts! ‘
There was a. patrol from the
HANS BERGESON: The consid-l Agate troop visiting Troop 12 last:
crate parent, the faithful husband,
the friend of all men; industrious,
cards at Mm- Pritohard's homS‘niwere served. The afternoon
was:progressive. Charitable. glVing his
A. C. Bayley won the honors.
General Welfare Club Drill
Team To Demonstrate
The drill team of the General
\Velfare club will give their work
Saturday evening in full regalia
and the public is invited to see
them. The. meeting will be held
at the. Memorial Hall, and those
whodiavc seen the drill team at
.work, sath is very well done and
well worth seeing;
Look at these values! There
are thousands more like
them waiting to be snap-
ped up in this great twice-
a-year event!
MEN’S SOCKS
10¢
Fine rayon and cotton dress
socks in men’s popular half
hose style. In attractive
patterns! They're buys!
Super Thin
RAZOR BLADES
Together with handy
container. Fits any
double edge razor.
Womens
Rayon Satin
A new rayon fabric. Satin
finish and very attractive.
Womens Rayon
PANTIES
25"
Fine quality rayon
assorted styles 2 for
and designs.
Indian Design
BLANKETS
Clear rich colors in 1
a
striking patterns!
72"x84”.
Chenille Spreads
Fluffy tufting in 3
o
smart bedroom col-
Y's-
pENNEY COMPANY, Incorporated
.Two tables were in play and Mrs. enb ed la in ames and other’best to
J y P y g This group cheer to all; considerate and faith—
social entertainment.
was organized last fall with six
lgirls and there are now 20 girls
spread happiness and
ful, honestly devoting his life to
the benefit of others more than
in the troop. Any girl at the age for himself.
of 10 can join the Girl Scouts.
Mrs. Cropper is Hostess
They tell me Hans is dead. To
me this cannot be in the light of
Divine revelation. We believe with
for Lunch Tuesday ‘the poet thatfl
Mrs. George Cropper was host-
ess Tuesday for guests from Portl
Angeles for luncheon. Those pres‘
ent included Mrs. Edward H. Vic-
ary, Mrs. Wm, Taylor, Mrs. Ar-
thur Berggren, Mrs. Norman Gibbs,
Mrs. Lyman Johnson, Mrs. Ben
Phillips, Mrs. Hudson Fleischauer
all of Port Angeles; Mrs. Ed Nel-
son of Olympia; Mrs. Russell Pick-
.ens, and the hostess Mrs. Crop-
per. Bridge was enjoyed with Mrs.
Berg‘gren winning first prize and
Mrs, Vicary low.
Tuesday Reviewers Meet
With Mrs. Rodgers
Mrs. Marcus Rodgers entertain-
ed the members of the Tuesday
iReviewers Club in the afternoon.
There were 12 present including
Mrs. Peter Zopolis and Mrs. R. W.
Halbert as guests. During the af-
ternoon Mrs. Hal Briggs reviewed,
W‘The Sea. Tower" by Hugh Wal~,
. lpole, and at the close delicious
The
refreshments were served.
next meeting will be February 271
,with Mrs, R. H. Williams and Mrs. ;
Robert Tabke will review the book. ‘I
Degree Of Honor To Sponsor
Card Party Tuesday Evening
Tuesday evening the Degree of
zHonor will sponsor a public card;
party at the I.0.0.F. hall instead.
lof the regular meeting. The party 5
. is for the benefit of the drill team
and bridge, pinochle, ‘500' and
lChinese checkers will be in playi
gRefreshments will be served at
lthe close.
! The Juveniles will hold their,
iValentine party Tuesday after-l
ynoon. There will be Valentinesp
‘and refreshments at the close.
,Wedding Surprises
Many Shelton Friends
E. 'J. Eidemiller and Mrs. Gert-i
rude Larson of Olympia, were
united in marriage in Olympia
{Wednesday according to word
‘received here. Mr. Eidemiller is
la former Shelton resident and
ihas many friends here who will be
surprised and pleased to learn of
his marriage. The bride and
groom werefonce engaged to each
other 40 years ago. Mr, Eidemil-
,ler has been in Olympia since
,Christmas.
I
{Mix and Mrs. Herb Miller
lAre Hosts Monday
' Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Miller were hosts for a
dinner party. Guests included
Miss Cora Barber, Miss Eleanor
Daviscourt, Miss Marian Elliott.
Bud Daviscourt, Walter Elliott
and Gene Miller, in addition to
the hosts.
Girl Scouts And Brownies
To Enjoy Pictures Of Europe
Tuesday afternoon, February 20;
after~school, all Girl Scout troops
in Shelton and all Brownie troops
will meet at the Alley Playhouse
to see moving pictures Miss Mar-
garet Mowry took while in Europe
recently.
Friendship Club Meets
With Mrs. Saeger
Mrs. Arnold Saeger was host—
ess Wednesday for the Friendship
club. The Valentine motif was
carried out in the decorations and
refreshments. There» were 10
present and an enjoyable after-
noon of games and conversation
I Fred
“There is no death. What seems
so is transition.
.* We see but dimly through
the mists and vapors .
Amid these earthly damps;
What seem to us but sad, funv
eral tapers
May be heaven's distant lamps.
There are no dead. An angel form
Steals o’er the earth with silent
tread,
And bears our best-loved ones
away,
And then we call them dead.
Yet, ever near us, though unseen,
These bright, immortal spirits
tread;
For all the boundless universe is
life,
There are no dead."
We cherish the hope and belief
that friend Hans has simply cs-
eaped from life's burdens, sorrows
and privations, and has taken ad—
vantage of the ladder that he has
builded by his deeds of love and
devotion to others, to mount the
steeps of the skies, to reap the re-
ward in that city whose builder and
1maker is God, where they want
'er grow old.
FRED S. WRIGHT.
——A Friend.
Newsettes About , l
jese checkers were played.
‘Goetsch won
Matlock Events
By Mrs. Zeo Priszner
Matlock, Feb. 14. Mr,
and
Mrs. Willardson and Mrs. W. B- of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S; Wright.
Palmer were Shelton callers Tues-
day
Louie Aschie.
urday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Ferris. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wolliver
and son of Lake. Louise were week-
end guests of Mr. Albert Winkel-
man and Otto Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jacobson 0f
Gravland and daughter Miss Erma
of Aberdeen, Miss Nina Hopkins
of Shelton. and Mr. Elmer Brad-
berry of Snoqualmie, were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hear-
ing and Mrs. Rediska.
Mrs. Axel Willardson and Mrs.
I. C, Ford attended a 4-H meet-
ing in Shelton Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Hill on Hillcrest.
Mrs. Frank Fry and son Clar-
ence of Wynotche spent Tuesday
with the formcr's daughter, Mrs.
Roy Palmer.
Mrs. Zeo Priszner and children
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. M, Guynup in Shelton
Sunday.
3 and C. O. Decker visited Sun-
dav with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fer-
ris, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Michael spent
.Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. EI-
vin Hearing. Mr. and Mrs. John
Zott called there. in the evening.
' Mrs. Hattie Bateman is encod-
ing this week with her daughter.
tesano.
Miss Norma. celled Sundav at the
‘W. B. and Roy Palmer homes.
was held.
'time of this writing there are a
'not. weep not, and where they nev-
l
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l
and Mrs. Palmer visited Mrs. Olympia Tuesday to bring Ray_E
'mond Haskell,
Mr. and Mrs, George McAfferty Hans Bergeson, back to the island
and Miss Edna Ferris spent Sat- for a short .visit following Mr.I
l
{Refreshments were served.
lthe home of Mrs. Crowell in Mat-l
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Culliton. Ed,
‘Dcckcr and Mrs. Niesen of Camp
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ferrill in Mon-.
Mrs. Mose Dunkelberger and'
,meeting and we hope to visit them
soon. The patrol the Agate troopi
,sent included Victor Auseth, Hat-l
old Schnitzer, Raymond Schnitzerl
and Donald Bina. Mr. Banthaml
is the troop leader out at' Agate?
This is the new Troop 8. '
Troop 12 hopes to go to’ Olympia ,
to the swimming pool some Sat-l
urday if we can arrange it. j
Our troop is going to havetwol
new members in the. persons of‘
Joe Mitchell and Ronald Francken. l
! Remember the board of review,
fonight at McCleary Timber of-
, ice. v
l -————-—~———__..._
l GOES TO PORTLAND
1 Mrs. Helen Greenwalt was call-l
led to Portland last weekend be-i
yeausc of the serious illness of.
her mother, Mrs. ChessMoore ofl
,Chehalis. An operation was per-l
[formed at St. Vincent's‘_ hospital,
iin Portland and Mrs. Moore is re-i
I
.r
i
cuperating as well ae'can be ex— .
i pected.
lDaf-fodils Bloom
In Harstine Yard
Harstine Island, February 13,—:
lDaffodils are blooming in the yard»
of the J. C. Simmons home on the!
west shore of the island. It was
more than a week ago when the"
first of the beautiful, golden flow-
ers unfolded its petals, and at the
couple of dozen full bloom blos—
soms. Guests at the Simmons}
home over the week end were Min,
and Mrs. Gordon Simmons and the‘
young people of the family, James;
and Dixie, from Vesta.
Mr. and Mrs, Reinhart Goetschl
were guests Friday evening of thel
Vaughn Good Roads Club at a par-
ty in the Library Hall at Vaughn:
Five Hundred’ pinochle and Chin-l.
Mr. ‘
first prize at the‘
checker game. -
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Strecker'
and daughter, Joy, of Shelton,
were Sunday guests at the home
Mrs. Mabel Harriman drove to
brother of Mrs.
I vrgeson’s funeral. g
l TOWNSEND. is
l CLUBNEWS,
The Townsend Club: held their,
regular meeting Mend yv .hight,
February 12, in the L be? _Tem~‘
pie. The usual. large crowd was,
present. After the meeting there
was a. musical program, follow—l
ed by the dance with fine music.‘
Thursday night, February 15:. .
there will be a keynote party at
lock. All Townsenditeo and their!
friends who can attend will be‘
welcome. ‘
Next meeting of the club will
be Monday night. February 19 atl
the Labor Temple. We welcome‘
,you to these meetings and assure,
you that you will have a good‘
time,
JESSIE GALLAGHER. i
Publicity Manager.
______ _,
urday last week hauling super-
phosphate.
, Mr. and Mrs C. M. Star of Shel-
ton and daughter and son-in—law,
spent Sunday evening with W. B.;
Palmers l
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelly and}
lsons returned Monday to Camp 3.!
after spending the week at the'
Albert Winkelman home. l
Matlock Grange meets Satur-
Ernest King and Elvin Hearing day night, February 17 at 8:30.
were in Shrlton Friday and SatfiAli members are urged to attend.
Fashion goes flowery for early spring and on this trim suit of golden
pockets.
C01. 'and Mrs. Blake m ,
Saturday On Journey: '
Col. and Mrs. H. K. Blake pianj I
to leave Shelton by auto Saturday
for an indefinite time, probably
at least three months, which will
serve the double purpose of im-j‘
cisco,
and 3
l". l i‘. k ’ Z.‘
Lawrence Baker,
of
‘University Hospital in San Fran-'
AUTRY —— SMILY
PAUL ROBESON
Dark Sands
part he has played in bringing this about.
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speed. In case of an em<
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scriptions here. They will
be filled by skilled pharm-
acists who use only the
most potent drugs and
who always double check
all their worl: btfcre it is
delivered to you.
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