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World War II
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ARL HAWKINS
Manette Station
Dremerton, Wash.
Dunoyier's
:-HOUR SERVICE
Phone
W. S. C. S. Slate
Wednesday Meeting
The 'omen's Society for Chris-
Clan Service will meet in the par-
lors of. the Metbodist Church on
Wednesday, March 13. The mem-
bers of Circle No. 2 will nerve
the h]ncheon at ] o'cloek to all
n3embers i](i their Friends.
Mrs. H. }V. Harghman wili lead
tile devotions qnd Mrs. V. A.
Brodt will have charge of the,
]L-otq'f/m. an el)ell discus.qio]l and
an import:uit qnestion.
Mixed Chorus Will
Paet,2ce Monday Eve
The Shelton Mi×ed Chorus will
meet Mondayat 7:30 p.m. in the
Senior higil music room. A social
hour will follow.
All members and those inter-
estcd in joining are urged to at-
tend Monday's turnout as mere-
620 bership will be closed in the next
two weeks. Eight part harmony
has been chosen for study.
Saturday 00T;o.h+ :tandatShelton G=rage Membet:s atrioaSk3d to bring
lllslllb m[mmmmm. " some contriout the social
i hour.
Community Hall] -'---+ ........ :-= 'l
' MILES ORCHESTRA We On
• Any-
9 To Do thing
ELECTRICAL CLOCKS A SPECIAL'rY
on Field Grown
Also Electric Razors, Vacuum Cleaners,
rpns., Washing Machines, or any elec-
e Bushes PltLafppliance' We have replacement"
+ m or Washing Machines. "
9 and up
croft Nursery
/ALKER PARK
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NEW' ELECTRIC IN-' " '
STALLATIONS MADE
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ELIOT ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT CO.
Title Insurance Bldg. Phone 645
Annual Financial
Report of GM
Scouts Compiled
The Girl Seotlt Council of Shel-
ton has compiled th('h' aurlual fi-
nancial tel)err, eOVel'ing th(, period
frolrl January iS. 1945, to .ira>
nary 15 19-16. All oil hoLor for
the Little }-i(use 15l ]low on order
and will be purehared when they
-ire .tvailable. with the idea that
the I,ittle House e, an be used more
of ion and leo better advantage.
Balanee on hand Jatuiary 15,
1945. wan $191A9: Ileceipts from
money - rinsing activities totaled
$417.20, the largest being $353A6
frorri the annual Tag Sale and do-
nations, thus making a total of
$608.69 available during the year.
Disbursements totaling $348.52
were made during the year, the
]argent amounts being $108.51 for
the purchase of Girl Scout equip-
ment, $50.00 for the Juliette Lowe
World Friendship Fund. and
$47.38 for programs, including
rallies and loans to troop leaders,
in addition to other small expend-
iture,. Balance on hand January
15. 1946. totaled $250.17.
A check for $27.50 was received
from the Shelton Educational As-
sociation which w::m turned in af-
ter the above figures were com-
pleted and will be applied toward
the summer camping' program as
requested by the Educatimlal As-
sociation, according to Vera Mc-
I{enzie, treasurer of the Girl
Scout Council,
ENJOYS VISIT FROM FRIENDS
Justice W. A. Magoon enjoyed
a visit Tuesday with Mrs. Lloyd
Fosdick of Aberdeen.
con from a tabh:, beautiful with
daffodils and yellow candles. She
was nssisted by her daughter,
Mrs. Martha Hawley.
Mrn. Roy Eells led the devo-
tions. A businens meeting follow-
e(t at which plans were discussed
for a dinner to be held in the
near futnre. The program was in
charge of Mrs. A. 15. Bell She
read a very interesting article
called, "In God We Trust or Chris-
tian Foundation of Our Govern-
merit" by Ida B. Y. Smith. Mrs.
Wiley reviewed a timely article
by Sam Morris on "Liquor and
Its Interest"
Barbara Hawley
Has Birthday Party
Mrm H. E. Hawley entertained
for the 12th birthday anniversary
of her daughter, Barbara, at their
Baynhore home February 23.
Games and refreshments were
enjoyed and the honor guest re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Those present included Sack
Linsey, Mary Austin, Robert An-
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL,
Shelton W. C. T.U. Baptist Women Circle Vocation Series
Reports'Meeting Entertain Husbands 1T a., ,, N
The Shelton Woman's Chris- Tim ,.>men's Oirc,o o, the.a,- 00n00er.a. ow
tian Temperance IJ'niml held its list Church entertained their huS-
reglllar, monthly meeting on Fri- bands at their evening meeting At High School
(lay, March I at the home of last Wednenday. About 50 mere-
Mrs. Lewis %Vilcy. Mrs, V¢iley bers and guests turned out for the S1)eaker's from industry, ROY-
served a+ delicions dessert lunch- ,pvening. ernment, agrimflture and business
circles have I)ecn Invited to dis-
Guest speaker of the evening
ws Dr. Elmer Paulson of Sontb ll=s v+)c•ational fields before stu-
dents of Irene S. Reed high
Tacoma, who was a. missionary in school iu n, series of meetings on
South America for five and a lm]f vocational subjects this sen]ester
years. Accompanied by :Mrs. Ar- which were started last week.
thur Jolmson at tbe piano, lie sank
two solos following his talk. Mrs. Status of the vocation, rates of
Walters also sang several selec- pay, working conditions, person-
lions. She was aceompmfled by al'qualirieations, futnre trends,
Mrs. Frank Swanson. Reverend Ji and training rcquiced are topics
O. Bovee gave the scripture read- eovercd by the speakers on their
fields•
ins and prayer.
Mrs. Roy Eells ws.s in charge William E. Stevenson, chief Re-
of the program and Mrs. Martin countant for the Simpson Logging
Hart was in charge of the re- Company, opened the series last
freshments, week, discussing business office
__ practice as a prospective field of
vocatiomd cl'toice. S. B. Ander-
Pi Alphas Attend son, manager of the J. C, Penne,l
Seattle Meeting store, followed with a review or
Instead of their regular Sun- the merchandising field.
day evening meeting, the Pi AI- Sixteen vocational areas will be
phas of the First Methodist covered in the series which will
Church, attended the last service be ltcld at wtrious intervals over
of the New Life Mission in Seat- a nine-week period. Some of the
tle at the First Methodist Church fields to be covered include en-
there Sunday evening, March 3. ]gincering, teaching, government
Leaving Shelton at 3:30 in the ] serviee, agriculture, forestry, and
afternoon those attcnding had a nursing. The series was arranged
dinner party at Crawford's Sea I b: Charles Runacres and Cliff Wi-
derson and Edward Linsey, all of Food before the church service, veil of the Kiwanis Club vocation-
Allyn: Ronald and Rodney Rhinos, Tlmse enjoying the evening "fl education committee, cooperat-
Ella Mae Noble, Joan Hadsell. were: Vera and Ruth Rowe, Pat. ins with Grant Packard, student
Roberta Gillum, Jimmy Hawley Boseman, Dorothy Turner, Geral- counselor at the high school, in
and Miss Barbara, all of Shelton. "dine Waite, Margaret Underwood, s:electing speakers and topics.
WELFARE MEETING
The General Welfare Club will
hold a regular meeting on March
7 at the Odd Fellow's Hall start-
ins at 8 o'clock in the evening.
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Every 15 Minutes--9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
Shelton Valley Dance
$1.25 per gal. *
0 in 5-Gallon Quantities
I Game, Date or whenever you
in for a Shake, Malt, Soda,
med Ice Cream at
SATURDAY, MARCH 9
Music by ROMANE'S RANGERS
Admission 75¢, tax included
SPONSORED BY SHELTON VALLEY GRANGE
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A tree standing on the mountainside does not
create any direct payroll until it is felled and starts
its way to the mills. The more products manufac-
tured from this tree and the greatest utilization of
its wood create the most payrolls.
Payrolls are the life blood of business activity
in any community. The money that 15ayrolls repre-
sent is the medium of exchange by which individ-
uals with their labor, knowledge or skill can best
secure other goods and services.
The processing of timber by this Company has
created local payrolls for over fifty years.
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[ SIMPSON LOGGING COMPANY
Alice Gee, Walter Elliott. Burt El-
lis and Reverend and Mrs. H. Sr. Burton-Gaines Rites
Harshman. Held Here Saturday
Against a background of ferns
Juveniles, D.H. ,md hnekleberry, Miss Beverly
Meeting
Saturday
Gaines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I George Gaines of Kelso, Wash,
Juveniles of the Degree of Hen- became the bride of Darwin .
or will meet on Saturday, March Burton, S.S.:lV[. L. 3/c, United
9 at 12 o'clock for a potluck States Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
hmcheon in the Odd Fellow's Hall. Tracy E Burton of Vancouver, in
A Saint Patrick's Party will fol- a quiet ceremony Saturday after-
noon, March 2, at the First Meth-
low the meeting, odist ChurclL The Reverend Hard-
wick W. Harshman read the sin-
Kiwanis Club Meeting gtc ring serviee at the altar of
Now in Memorial Hall the church.
The Shelton Kiwanis Club. The bride chose for her wed-
dins a turquoise suit with black
forced to change meeting place accessories and wore a corsage of
by the recent opening of the For- pink carnations and gardenias.
ty and Eight club, held a first The bride's only attendant, Miss
meeting amid new surromadings Fairy Burton, sister of the groom,
---the Memorial Hall and the mem-
bers were delighted with a most wore a light blue suit with black
accessories and a cm'sage of yel-
excellently prepared and served low rose bnds. Lyte Capeile of
luncheon provided by ladies of the Portland, Ore.. was best man.
Auxiliary of the Veterans of For-
eign Wars this Tuesday noon. The bride i: a graduate of the
The next meeting will be held a Kclso high school wllile the groom
the same place, received his education i;l the Van-
.......................... I eouvcr school system. Mr. Burton
SEATTLE VISITORS HERE , has been in the Seabees for the
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hawley and pant two years and will report to
son, Jimmy, spent last weekend his ship in Seattle soon for re-
in Seattle• On their return. :Mr. assignment.
and Mrs. Robert Hawley and ba- After a short wedding trip to
by returned with them for easide, Ore., the young couple
week's visit here. Robert Hawley plan to make theh + home in Van-
is a nephew of H. E. Hawley's eouver.
and has recently been discharged
from tim Navy. lMrs. Sykes Home. After
BILL AUSTIN VISITS HERE 4 Months in Hospital +
Ray (Bill) Austin of Seattle If you have noticed new elas-
visited at the Max Hanlon home ticity in the step of Reggie Sykes,
last weekend. Saturday night, it is not becanse of the approach
l-JiLl, Max and P2c. C',ydc At,cy of the p;'ij)g seas0n+ but because
of Bremerton spent Saturday eve- the Sykes home was brightened
ning in Olympm with George last Sunday by the return of Mrs.
Warren. Sykes from a Seattle hospital
where she ha, been for the past
PUBLIC CARD PARTY four months.
• The Mother's Auxiliary of the
Belfair Boy Scout Troop No. 513 Marl(ham Attends N'tl
will nponsor a Pinochle and "500"
card party Friday evening, March Merchandisers Exhibits
8 s'farting at 7:30 at the Belfair Frank Markham, proprietor of
school. There will be refreshments
and the public is cordially invited. Markham's Variety Store, re-
............................. turned last week from a three-
HOME
LOANS
* Convenient Terms
Reasonable Rates
* NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance Bldg.
SAVE TIME !
SAVE TIRES!
TAKE A FERRY
--BREMERTON - SEATTLE
L. Seattle Lv. Bremerton
12:30 A.M. 12:15 A.M.
1:30 12:55
4:00 2:45
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6:15 6:30
6:45 :f7:00
7:15 7:30
7:5 8:00
8:15 8:30
8:45 9:00
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10:45 11:00
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11:45 12:00
1215 P.M. 12:30 P.M
12:45 1:00
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+ 1:45 2:00
2:15 2:30
2:45 3:00
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6:30 6:30
7:15 7:15
7:45 7:50
8:40 8:30
9:30 9:00
10:20 10:00
11:30 11:10
Except Sunday
BLACK BALL LINE
I m I I IIll
week business and pleasure trip
on which he attend the national
merchandisers exhibits at St.
Lotfis and visited his old )lome at
TuLsa, Olda., where he was in
public office for 25 years prior
to coming tO the Northwe(t+ He
had been court clerk in TulSa im-
mediately before coming here.
Townsend Club No. 3
Meeting Saturday Eve
Townsend Club No. 3 of Shelton
will hold a special meeting on
Saturday, March 9 at 408 Cota
Street. All Townsend Club mem-
ber's and friends are asked to be
there at 8 o'clock.
There will also be refreshments
and entertainment.
Eagles Auxiliary
Will Meet Monday
The Eagles Auxiliary will meet
Monday evening, March 11 at 8
o'clock mtd the ladies will be in
charge of the potluck supper. A
good attendance in expected as
plans will be discussed on the
trip to Bremerton, Monday, March
18 for an all day meeting.
Another social at Delight Park
is being, planned for Thursday,
March 14 at 8 o'clock for all Ea-
gles and the auxiliary members.
A potluck supper will be served +
at this social.
FROM PORTLAND
Mrs. Genieve Marl( of Portland
was the week end guest at the
Imme of :Mr. and Mrs. Domvan
Palmer, Mrs. Pal.mer and :Mrs.
Mark are sisters.
DAU(IHTERS OF 1 IONEERS
Mason County .Chapter No. 14,
Daughters of Pioneers, will meet
on Thursday, March 7, at the
home of Mrs. Warren Earl 'at+ 2
o'clock, All members are urged to
attend to work on the scrap book.
ATTENDING UNIVERSITY
Bill Miller returned to the Uni-
versity at Seattle this week to
continue his studies which he in-
terrupted to enlist in the Army.
He is a member of the There Chi
Fraternity.
Cartes Home From Trip
By Air to California
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gatto re-
turned to Shelton last week after
enjoying thoroughly a ten-day va-
cation trip to visit their daughter,
Lorraine, a;d her family, at San
AnsImo, Calif,
Flying both wa's, they were
able to spend practically the flail
ten days witl heir two grand-
sons and Mr. and Mrs, George
Benoit. During their absence, the
Catto Hardware store' was oper-
ated by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Catto,
Jr.,. and young Jack will continue
"to be associated with his father in
the business.
i
Measles Fail +to Mar
McConkey Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McConkey
and son, Joe, returned to Shelton
last week after a three-week va-
cation trip which, while upset by
a ease ef measles little Jde de-
veloped the first day out, was nev-
ertieless nmch enjoyed and which
brought the family home from
Soda Springs, Ariz,, witlt enviable
coats of tan.
Little Joe's measles forced the
McConkey's to spend an unsched-
uled six days in Flagstaff, Ariz•,
but the rest of the vacation
their first in six years, was ac-
cording to plan and included con-
;iderable horseback riding.
JACK MOFFETT
DANCING
LESSONS
TAP, TOE, BALLET,
BALLROOM and all STYLES
Every Wednesday
to 6 p.m.
Shelton Eagles Hall
Phone Union 385
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Directors
HAZEL WALMER
CARLTON I, SEARS
FRED He LIV£
H. C. BRODIE
Thurston County Federal Savings
and Loan Association
Telephone 7551 Security Building
Olympia, Wash..