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ACTIVETTES TO MEET
The Actlvettes will hold their
regular meeting Thursday even!ng,
March !3, at the lmme of Mrs. J.
E, Bishop.
/PON.MAON €O TOURI'AU
i I i ¶ i i i i i i
PARTY POSTPONED DONATIQNS SKED 1 A J= II= Jib IB AP' atmmA
Tim Progress Grange card party, FOR FIRE EQUIPMENT , :l:mO !1 Al'lIl:ffli g • 141r II • llS
originally scheduled for Friday, U, he00iretruckhas,beenpaid00:or] II-ilHll t/b[00 ! I
'r,,h 7. has been postponed. Tbo by donation Zi'om ioeai residents, I i•l F I ill i:[ r W 1 I • II
future date will be announced later, announced Ernest Worl, commer- ,€ .- .v i, .--,--.-- ,-- i, v
l cial club president at the Monday .... -----'--------
night meeting at Hoodsport school, T... .........4 fiR APEVIF' TOyE.
AN L "However." he continted, money JLAa k#.UIIIDU4U HONOI MIS. ]ECJ'J'
, ,'( nd'-cai.i:y*dta'f0;'anotheryearuntll l)yli:t*l121l|'.)llJ last"weett honored the name ot
' CLE'"fR Rrl out. local fire district ean be organ - .,. ...... " ........ Nfrs. Sarah O. Eckert, local pion-
ized aiad tax money will be avail- nug:n[ oLne eimn' ver- err and outstanding citizen, When
able to take care of the moisten- green taraen, umo s nnua L tea the members voted to name their
dnce of the :fi're truck Also enough was tn.e snowng .l.)y vet's fee- Orthopedic. Auxiliary after Mrs.
--]OR- * ' . man o coiorec[ slides eL xower , "
money is needed to build some Sozt .... held Eckmt.
0fa garage to'keep the truck in" arrangements. Tne tea was., Mrs: Eckert, mother of Walter
PAINTED and .... " at tne nome o mrs umuae mc- . • •
So for tins season, the collec- ._ ...... ._ --'-. , • 99 O. Eckert, came to Grapewew m
VARNISI[LE D tion committee would like to re- g!}; ''nmsay, u(euaY. t.. 1889 and resided there for about
Surface md • mind those who .have not as yet u'ouowmg the presentatmn oz 53' years. The ladies of Grapeview
WOODWORK. contributed, that they will be glad the slides, sandwiches, c'floe and regarded an invitation fi'om :Mrs.
I to have thenl ge in touch with tea were served from a lace coy- Eckert as a rare honor. On these
Calvin Wilson, :Arclfie Calahan, ered table decorated with pink occasions she would entertain her
Gilbert oi" George Jack- and White carnations and blue
iris nosegay's in' a' blanket el-
Disasters such as happened feet bacdropped with candle-
Hanson's grocery store abra and pihk tpers and flower
.Blue Ox dance pavilion 'sprlnRled pastel ribbon streamers
need not find us unprepared next in Sflnburst patterns, an affiliate with tle Orthopedic
% , • .
Thursday, Marc i'la1, Mave
Woman's Club ,,O.ME,, .ELTOM00,00
IN IVASIIINGTON, I}. C.
MO d Word has been received T;1
Meets n ay Washington, D. C.. that Miss
Lou Hamilton, daughter of Hugh WAY 1"0 RELIEVE DiS
%I'S. Purl J cmison was Ires tess Hamilton, formerly associated ##dCO R
to the Shelton Woman's Club on with the McCleary Timber Corn- .,.
Monday afternoon, March 8 at pony, is now a member of the
] :30 o'clock at her home on An- office staff of Homer R. Jones, ":'
,gleside. . UuitV.d .St:atd rhisentative,fr0m : " j.,,'
The busineas ses.qi(m was con- the first district. Miss Hamilton,
F
T-his
ducted by Mrs. r. A. Witsicrs, who lived in Shelton mtil 19+t0, D0ub e-DutyNosoDropsl:,
following'which Ml's. hh'ank Wil-served f(,r t,vo anti a half years .
lard, educational eimirmau, spoke with the Spars during th<, war.
hriefly concerning tle house bills
needing mlpport for better eduea- PORT TOWNS-N; COUPLE Yes, you ...aollief'-l'
tional systems. MARRIED HERE THURSDAY t]'[ca-c-fihca'ch'noJno_J
Those present answered roll call Alton C. Mos]ey and Jean Ad-
by naming a youttl leader or group ares, both of Pert'Townsend, were ,Lfi
same. ning, February 27, by Justice "vV,
VICK$
Mrs. C. E. Rmmcres, chairman A. Magoon.
Of the afternoon's program, first i
I
introduced Reverend J. O. Bovee
time.
• It was announced by Herbert
.Dickinson dung the course of
the evening; that votin for the
new fire district will take place at
the Hoodsport. school house on
April 5, during the hours between
1 p.m. and 8 p.m, Only those vot-
'ers living in the territory to be an-
nexed may vote, aud it will take a
two-fifths majority of those voting
1to pass the proposition.
The Commercial Club now has
a new secretary, Mrs. Herbert
ma.
MEETING SCIlEDULED
The Shelton Girl Scout Council
will meet Monday, March 10, at
2 o'clock in the LitUe House.
Those who poured were Mrs.
Rex' Crosses and Mi's. Arthur Hol-
deR assisted by Mi's. Burton
Kreidler'Mrs. I. V. Bailey and
Mrs. F. R. Williams.
Guests from Bremerton were
MRS.' C: L. Wtllifims. Mrs. J. H.
Bailey, Mrs. Fred Hicks and Mrs.
C. Henry.'
Other guests and mer0bers .pres-
ent included the Msdmes Dolph
Edmiston, C. C: Rice, G. C.
Shackleford, Walter Eddy, S. C.
,Dickinson, who replaces Mrs. Ahna DeLed, F. A. Heintze, George
Iill who movi/d recently to Taco- Fredericks, 3. R. 'Brain, Vernon
" Wyatt,' •Blanche rHackett, J. S.
Ahl, Jack Hgrris,' Lahra White,
Albert Calqsdn, ,Donna .Bii'd, G.
" rE Wlelahd,, Stanf0;d,Frlelin and
C. W. enningson. .
Also inc]uded .were Mrs. H. R.
'A.
story... .....
SAVINGS ON tPENNEY'$
BLANKETS & BED,DING
A., Warm and long-wearing! "St. Moritz blan-
ket, 5 Ibs. a'll-wool. 5-year guarantee against
moth damage!
12.90
.]F. Assorted colors, 4V Ibs. wool; .5-y.ear
arant'ee 'against moth damage!
14.75
C, Chenille spread, olM white ground; mul-
ticolor design; Double or twin!
8.90
.. Pillows, assorted feather and down filled;
triped ...... "
8.90
Cannon ,Bath Towels In sg.t pa=l 'P"q" !OrSkSllV
COLONIAL BEDSPREADS, in rose and blue, with 5.90
white design, double bed size: ..
i L, '0
COMIRTERS, Cotton and wool filled, gay Cotton 5 98
print covering in rose and blue.
BOys Buffalo
PLAID JACKETS
Sizes 10 to :Is. :tOO por
clt wool,
.@
CORDS AGAIN!
FO r Btys
In eeam and castor, sizes
6 to 16,
4.98
Men's
PLAID SHIRTS
2.49
Men's
SPORT SHIRTS
Bright cotton plaids. All
sizes.
2.49
Tavis, Mrs..R.W. Cady, Mrs,
John StUy, ts, Mrs: A..E. Bard,
Mi, s. Jbh 2axton, Mrs. 3am'es
Hoffman, Mrs. D. R. Roesscl,
Mrs. T. E 'Marsh, Mrs. Rtid01ph
Sundstro'm, Mrs. M.'W. Newkirk,
Mrs: H. E. Kla,utzen Mrs. George
Pope: Mrs." Charles '.Beck, Mrs.
Palmer Johnson, Mrs. GOrdon Ty-
Tee, Mrs. G': W. JoneS, Mrs. C.
A. McKnigltt and Mrs. G. 'M. Hill.
LAKE ISABELI
CLUB .CONVENES
The Lake Isabella Club met with
Mrs. Lydia Leggett on Wednes-
day, Fabrury 26. ]leven mere-
be'rE answered the roll call. The
prize were'won by Marjory Ak-
en. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Helen Kcyzer's
new home on Wedneslay; V[a''ch
112.
DAyTQ .UR TO EET
The Dayton community Club
wfli 'meet Friday evening, March
7, at 8 oclocl¢ for its regular
meeting. 'glL resideits of Dayton
are requested to come out for an
e'vening of fun. The ladies are
asked to bring basket luncbes. A
limit of $2 is placed on the
hmches.. All proceeds frbm this
Will go to the aid of the Dayton
¢-H Ch/bs.
SERVICES TO CONTINUE
Special services at the Calvary
Pentecostal Church will continue
throughout this Week with Rev.
:i/pdrewh .s special 'speaker.
Verynight is jubileen ni,:ht ex-
cept Monday and Sattirday nights.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
RETURN ItOME
;Dr. and :Mrs. A. N. Parrett re-
trned to Stielton Monday after
vacationing for three weeks at a
dude ranch in Arizona. The Par-
retts extended their travels into
Nogales, Mexico, also.
SHELTON MUSIC LOVERS
TO ATTEND CON, CERT
Tickets Wen't on sale 'this week
for the third annual Olympia con-
cert of the Tacoma Philharmonic
S,Tnphony Orchestra to be pre-
sented this evening by the Fine
Arts Guild of Olympia. The con-
cert will take place n the Olym-
pia high school atiditorium start-
ttng at 8:30 p.m.
Among the many Shelton peo-
ple who will be attending the
concert are Mrs. Charles Lewis,
Mrs. Paul Schlosser, Mrs. Lillian
N'orvald, Mrs. A. L. :Ferwerda,
Mrs. Oliver Ashford and Mrs. C.
I. Pritchard.
HRISTIAN SERV, IE
SOCIETY TO MEET
The Woman's Society of Chris-
tian Service will meet at the Me-
tlmdist Church parlors on Wed-
nesday, March 12, at 2 p,m. There
will be a program. Mrs. Bernice
Stewart will be soloist. Hostesses
for the afternoon will be M2s.
Dave Logan and Mrs. Paul Brock-
mEm,
V=F,W. ,UXILIARY
T0 ;MEET 'FRIDAY
' 'ie ,V.F,r. ' Auxiliary will meet
Friday, Match' 7, tot their regu-
lar haetin at the MemOrial Hall.
Tbe meeting:will start rat 8 o'clock
and there wili be nbmjngton and
eleqti0n of officers. 'Membe/s are
urged to attend 'f_or p eletJpn.
C H AE-LO, B KNZEN W,,E DO, IJ G
QCCURS 'R'U,B" '23
JuJttce M: U. Ztht;heo ,performed
a aar, rtage ceremony" Sflnday,
Febaary 23, .at his home for John
F" Chase of Clark County and
lorence C. Lorenzen )f San Fran-
cisco.
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
O. W. Schwarz, 29, and Hazel
lrginia ,Caell, 30, bth " of
O!ympia, biqary 28 at Shelton.
Clem Ellis "ShaW, 'l, 'ind Vtx/ian
eo, 33, bth of Shelton, March
3' at Sheltoh.
T,s T E. G/.FFORD JSTATE
_ tL..y 3n ,special. eslon of
superior" court, 3tage . F.
'Wright signed an order admitting
.the will b,f lbelzt E. Giffqrd to
pb.bat qhd 'aip6tnt'ed Gilbert T.
Beand decutbr. ' '
O.E.S. TO INITIATE
Th'e regul'hi-' m'eeting of the Or-
der of Eastern Star is scheduled fdr
8 o'clock Saturday dvdnlg, M:arch
8, at tim Masonic Tenle. 'lerp
will be an election and trfltiation of
officers.
REH EARSALS SLATED
The Sheltoa Mi frt i]l
meet for rehearsal' ,eghh 'M0fidy
evening at the Sd ilgh':h0ol
.aulria'Rt Z:80. ' :: ebralal ,in-
vitUon ,i .eXtn, dea to all prsns
Interested in chor work.
guests witia stories of her exper-
iences in the early days.
The group, Which will be the
Sarah O. Eckert Auxiliary will be
hospital in Seattle.
LDON LADIES ATTEND
rOE .O'CLQCK LUNCIIEON
:Mrs. Ann Webb and Mrs. Allie
Abl were hostesses to a group of
Eldon ladies Friday afternoon at
the Webb home on the Hamma
Hamma river. A one o'clock lunch-
eon was served from tables cen-
tered with purple violets.
Those enjoying" the afternoon of
luncheon and sewing were Mes-
dames Ollie Dando, Addle Schauf-
leT, Kate Ahl, Mizmle Hamilton.
Mime Dlesen, Pat Diesen, SLella
2/orken, Frances Evans, Doris
Case and children, Nancy and
Larry, Eleanor' Pierce and daugh-
ter: Janice, Beck, Babington, Mc-
Kasson and the hostesses.
The group will meet at the home
qf Mrs. 'Acldic Sehanfler Friday,
March 14.
[RS. ALLISON WEDS
OLYMPIA MAN
Mrs. K. A. Allison of Madrona
Lodge on Hood Canal was mar-
ried to Leo F. Sebmidt of Olym-
Lpla at a ceremony performed at
the home of Mrs. Allison's bro-
ther, J. A. Morrow, in Tuscon,
Ariz., Thursday, February 20.
Tbe couple will return to Ma-
drona Lodge by March '15 and
will be at home for their many
local friends.
WC.T.U. TO MEET
The Shelton Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold its
regular monthly meeting Friday,
March 7,' at the;, home of Mrs, A.
,L. Bell beginning with a one
o'cl ck POtluck luncheon. All in-
ter( ted women are cordially in-
vited to this meeting.
API>RAISERS APPOINTED
,Georg( A. Adam, R. F. Eddy
and Walter A. Magoon were ap-
pointed appraisers of tim George
Barnard 'etate by Judge Wilson
Sattrday in Superior Court.
Potlatch
C. A. PickeTing, the local post-
master, takes this opportunity to
announce t h a t begtuning on
Thursday, Marcb 6, the office will
,0s6 Rt ,i. P.m. instead of at 5:00
Rs formerly.
During ttc past two weeks Clar
Mel hm has been undergoing sev-
eral improvements and u com-
plete re.decorating and cleaning
in its foyer, dining room and kit-
chen. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wallen
plan to re-open the" inn to the
public Marci "9.
While the inn was having a
temporary shut-down Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Gray and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Gray enjoyed a.brief, much
needed vacation. Tbe former cou-
ple az:e vacationing in Canada,
tbe latter are visit!ng relatives
and friends in southern Oregon.
Mrs. Eva Simmons has return-
ed to her Potlatch home to live
fter h avirg lived several years
n Ho0dsport. Sharing her .home
witlf her are her sitter and bro-
ther-in-In, w, Mr: and Mrs. Ward.
Mrs. C. 2-, Picketing is still de-
voting much 'time aml interest to
he collecting of articles for For-
elgn ,Rlif. She qnvites anyone
wh0 has contrlbtiqns of cloth-
ingl shoes, be.ddlng, etc., to leave
them at t, he mcal post office and
she_wlll attend to their mailing.
trs. tat' aare a former Pot-
latch Tesider, now living at Tllli-
cu, spn several days visiting
in: Hoddsport' the past week. On
Thursday Mrs. Kaare was call-
ing'on Potlatch friends.
m Friday other former Pot-
latch folks, Mr. and Mrs. Thor
Jacobsen, also"of Tillicum, visited
their daughter, Mrs. K. Simons
and other old neighbors. When
they returned home "hey took
their little grandson, Kenny St-
moss, with them "to stay a few
day.
Ben Hussman, of Spokane, is
visiting at the hoe of his bro-
ther, Henry Hussnan. \\;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reiman were
called to Toledo, Ore., on busi-
ness last Friday.
Other oldtimers of Potlatch
who were calling on friends Sat-
urday evening' 'were Mrs. Fred
Elsenzimmer and" her son Ferdie
of Anacortes.
who spoke on "Youth Conserva-
tion," emphasizing the ways we
must conserve youth for a better
America. The next speaker was
Andrew Kruiswyck, county agri-
cultural agent, who spoke on the
four projects available to d-H
youth; namely, dairying, poultry
raising, gardening and forestry.
Mrs. Ruth Sturdevant of the
Home Extension Service gave the
group an outline of the general
program of 4-H Clubs as a Con-
clusion to the program.
Mrs. Purl Jemison, served re-
freshments to the club members
and their guests.
One of the most interesting
programs of the year was en-
joyed by members and their
guests of the Young Adults of
the First Methodist Church meet-
ing in the church parlors Sun-
day evening, March 2.
'The group was led in a recrea-
tional period by Mrs. William
Lundquist. Charles :Funkhouser,
president of the group, then call-
c,d upon Horace Crary to give the
devotions. A short business meet-
ing followed with several an-
nouncements made concerning
We Need He
NO, we do NOT have labor trouble. Our busine ssl!
a family partnership in which all of us work together'
The Help We Need Is Your
In Rounding Up
MILK BOTTLES
' New bottles are extremely scarce and
cannot buy many. Therefore it is
sary to keep the bottles in circulation.
pay 1@ for quart bott!es and 5¢ for
coming events.
Rcv. Hardwick %V. Harsbman
then introduced the speaker for
the evening, Robert Weaver, who
i was stationed in Iran and adja-
cent country as an army officer
during the recent war and was
privileged to spend several days
in the Holy Lands of Palestine.
He took the group on an "eight-
day trip" through the Holy Land
pointing out the many interesting
place recorded in the Bible. Mr.
Weaver, during the period for
questions, discussed the basic
causes for the Internal strife am-
ong theJews and the Moslems
in Palestine today.
FolloWing the address Mr. and
Mrn. "Horace Crary, sponsor's of
the group, served delicious re-
freshments to the following mem-
bers and their guests: Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Grunert, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Fentiman. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Price. Mrs. Bone-
brake from California, Virginia
Ellis, Mrs. William Lundquist, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Heuston, Robert
Horton. Mrs, HoWard Meyer, Wal-
ter Elliott, Robert Miller. Miss
Alice Gee. Miss Ruth Creasey,
Miss Dorothy Hawthorne, Miss
Florence Fentiman, Mr.'and Mrs.
Horace Crary, Mr. and rMrS. Rob-
Cr Weaver. Charles Funkhouser,
Itarold Anderson, /Jruce Dietrick
and Rev. and Mrs. Hardwick W.
Harshman.
MT. VIEW CLUB PLANS
"KIDS NIGHT" FRIDAY
The Mt. View Community Club
is sponsoring another "ldds night"
I'tday evening, March 7, at the
skating rint All Mt. View kids
are invited to come and to bring
their Parents.
There will be special entertain-
ment for the youngtsers with a pie
eating contest as the main fea-
tUre, After tbc business meeting,
there will also be entertainment
for the adults and a pot-luck lunch
will be served,
Phone 215-J-2 and Our Truck Will Call and Pick
Gratsingers' and
Whether you use good
or "cheap" paint the cost e o0
for labor xs the same. You cannot afford to wast g i
labor on "cheap" paint, l
Murphy
A Pa/nt fo r Every Purse and pu?poe [
We recommend .these hlgh-grade paints, because 0I
fine quality will potet and beautify your house b¢|
and longer. And the total cost for the job is so :v, [
The regular meeting nights have
behn changed to the first and third
Friday nights .of each month.
DAMAGE TRIAL MARCII 28
The trial in the damage case
of Albert Lee Bell and William
A. Iniel was set for Friday,
March 28.
little more.
LAWTON LUMBER COMP00
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New .
STEP OUT IN
Connie
C00ter
Originals
NEW SHIPMENT
JUST IN
THIS WEEK
321
Cota
ALWAYS SOMETHING
.]. NEW AND NICE
ARRIVING HERE
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husbandry. :
:be needed.,
And the dry
at least, to
related arts
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before such
individual o
time and m
must get "tt
oramunity
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'!get ahead'
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