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February 25, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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February 25, 19G5 Stt'ELTON--MAS0N COUNTY ff0URNAI;--Publistie in "Cb, r . tr a. town, U.g.A.", ghdton, Washington PAGE ] 2 up By Frances Catto ~- A Ben Voyage ~ group from Lilli- eb• 27 on a South crUise, Wag hem Saturday • the Holiday Beach clu'b for the affair, at- nearly 50 relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Win. and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Holiday Beach. honor, mlrprised with rty, were Mr. and Mrs. Flo- ISS of Seattle and Lilli- Zoo Sceva. Mrs• joined on the tour T3 eonla, 1V[I'S. They will be Vancouver "B. C. on andwill be on the ;heir return voyage ver the p & O stops down the see and Los Honolulu Yuko- Hong and Aus- ports of call ad, New Zea- Honohllu and B.C. ,'ntree to the City by the Lil- due to Mrs, Fie- been asked of Seattle the Mayor of resolution from Council of the Professional We- the State of Wash- ers have been "Sister City" honor- in the cherry trees of the state• Mrs. president of the area club in Seattle, " ~ ups of Business o~.~Women's Clubs at the Ben travel post- ship model the party tner, Mrs. Herb- Angle Agency. were present & buffet potluck Covered With a gay, PrOVided refreshments of damcing. presented with am- small gifts from the sea voyage, e merriment by the travel advic'e g them. Florence tain in charge of of the King s office, was pro- s "special Police" from the "Chief to keep 'ior of the aboard the Iberia i,'es and friends in Vanccuver, B.C. g:}~P. To see Allie umnsoR off, Allie's a~d daughter-in-law Madge's son-in-law :Bob and Jean Bur- fron L Bellevue, b Erh~rt and his come from Clear brother-in.law and Ed Knox for her take her to Will leave with and sister, Mr Tottler, in the :B,C. days last in Ta- her shopping farewell to and Lewis Ross of Se- With B0, Veyage Party stile, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Mrs. /¢.binson and she expressed Cliff Nel,~ou of Edmonds. al)Proval of the jet mode of travel. STARTING A NEW series the Lili~aup-, Conmmnity Club is phm- ninga pinochle party to be l]eld Feb. 26, in the Lilliw,mp Comumn- ity Hall. There are prizes and refreshments and the public i,'; in- vited to attend. (2ar(i pl'tying will start at 8 p.m. MII. AND MRS. WIFF Jessup enlerLained Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Evans and Mrs. Evans' moth- el', Mrs. Floreltce P~r)ss, at dinner Sire,Jay evening 'it their Triton Head home. Continuing ih)'ough the whole family with the exception of the' ay father, measles have slowed school and social activity recently for the \Vill)m' J. Bolenders of Indian Beach. M~s. l-l~lender was much surprised when she finally came down with the measles, 'fiLer the ehild:'en had aequired the disease, reported to be prevalent in the t,hre? local schools. My. an:l Mrs. Barney Zaltl had their son-in-law and danghter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sellers, and their son, Lee Zahl, all from 'Pc- coma, for a weekend visit with them. Lee is enthusiastic about tile boat-t:milding cou)'se h.e is taking in vocational school. Monday, friends from Olympia took adwmtage of the holiday It) visii the Zahls. Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Peters ant! Mr. and Mrs, Rllssell Surratt, who have honles ,it Bo,~,on Harbor, clinic lip 1() spend the day. i Nil'. and Mrs, Bruce Aplen of Seal]:le, who were here for the weekvnd at their Indian Beach collage, were SmMay night snpper iMrs. Start \:Vhile, g'uests at (,h:" ilonle of Mr. and her briefly, were, 'Tin tired now and want to sleep." Josie will l)e missed by many friends in this comnmnity where [she had lived for many years. Funeral services are lo be held Thursday at 1 p.m, at "Wiggen and Sons Mortuary in Seatt,ki. As ihis et)h)r,qn was being closed Monday nighl word came of the (leat.h thnt evening of Mrs. S. ,To~ei)l,i:m lNderson in the Shelton l l',~ ~: ,*v:::*::~ ~ *;V)~:'v;~ r?~;r,s~'~e¢~: ~i::~:~!~gF{:.~::!:.i:. i!~:-~-i~~i:?~!::!:.i~Jii{:,i:;::~'i!:':~; :::~ :;:~>:!i :~;i~:;:Z,:" " :ii:i:!::::~:":~{;;: :< ! ::::: !.!~: +: '~ :::~ ::::!:?!~g!:sii~{:~i~i~!:!~i~'~i;i::!;~,~ "~:h'.'~:!~::i:~i :!5:}~ ::: i:':'i:::.:~:.~ii:~.::::.:!' ;:.:': !: .::.:::i: ":.::.:i