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Skok. Grange
Drill Team To
Exemp!!fy Work
y ary V I y
SKOKOMISH VALLEY . Th(
Skokomish Grange 3rd and dth
degree drill team will exemplify
the work on Thursday evening,
March 29, at 8:30 p.m. Drill Cap-
lain Martin Smith has called for
a practice for next Tuesday at
8 p.m. Tim Degree work will be
at tile Skokomish Community Hall
and the hmch will be 'Potluck'.
Rev. and Mrs. Warren Hale of
Winlock, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Pop Williams o£ Shelton,
were callers in the valley on Men-
(lay.
Mrs. Martin Smith is Spending
a week in Seattle with her daugh*
tar. Mrs. Bill Anderson who uno
derwent major surgery this week,
Mr. and Mrs. George BarMey
attended Pomona Grange at Cloo
quallum on Sunday.
LITTLE LAT!CIA Richert,
dauglter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Richert, celebrated her first birth-
day last Friday. Those helping
to honor the event were the ma-
ternal grandparents from Olym-
pia, Mr. and Mrs. E. J, MeCauly,
and the paternal grandparent
Mr. anti Mrs. Ted Rlchert.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson
dive to Sumner on Sunday to at-
tend a bit<hday dinner in honor
of their daughter-in.law, Mrs.
Ronald Johnson. ,
Mrs. Sharon Johnson entertain-
ed the Barbara Gibbs MissiQnary
Circle of the Shelton Baptist
church on Monday evening. Mrs.
Joan Hunter was to.hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Taylor and
children of Oyster Bay were Sun-
day dlzmer gests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hnnter.
Mr. mid Mrs. Humphrey Nelson
ere dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Hudson at Little Skoo-
kum on Saturday evening.
MR. AND MRS. GEORG Val-
ley, Susan and Jan of Island Lake
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and MrS. Chester Valley.
Mr. and Mr& Jim Hunte ell-
tertained with a dinner last week
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Start
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bray aze
to be honored at a reception this
Snnday on their 50th wedding an-
niversary,, from 2 to 4 p.m., at the
Skokommh Community Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mlngus of
Brockdale spent last Saturday ev-
ening at the Chester Valley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Todd of
Shelton were Sunday dinner
glzests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Don-
aldson.
Ivan Dyson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Rebman, is home after
spending some time in the hos-
pital from an appendectomy.
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tiiiiwa@ P00a-fly
Ser[e! gloses
y • :rs. Nell Vnc.
LILLIWAUP --- Lilliwaup Corn.
reunify Club held its business
meriting Friday with 25 members
and friends attending the potluck
dinner. The business meeting fol-
lowed.
The card party started.at 8 p.m.
with eight tables of pinochle be-
ing played. High score went to
Esther Christensen and Edd Sehe-
uer; low to Nancy Card and Nell
Vance; 300 pinochle to Kathryn
McIntyre and Esther Christen-
en. Frank McIntyre won the
door prize.
This was the last party in a
series of five. Mrs Cecil Gilbert
won first prize of the series with
a score of 22,090. Her prize was
donated by Edd $cheuer. Matt
Kaare won high score for men
with 21060. Another series will
start March 23. We have a lot of
tim at the card parties. Anyone
who doesn't attend really misses
a good time. Evely Nlcholon
and Mlllie Dieaen were hostesses
for the evening.
HOOD CANIL Garden Club
met last Tlmrsday at the Liili-
wasp Community Club hall, with
22 members and guests attendhg.
The pot hlck lunch was served
at 12:30. Tim tables were beauti-
fully decorated with baSketS of
daffodils and St. PatrlCk s Day
dec,ooations. The meeting was
called to order by vlce president
Lois Pierce.
Tte remgmtion of Mrs. :Marie
Tin.nor, president, • was acca[Ked
with regretS. Mrs. Turner Was
injured in an automobile accident
several months ago and is still
under treatment.
Mrs. Grace Blank, past direct-
or of the Olympic District of Se-
quire, Mrs. Barney Broten of
Rockport, Me,, and Mrs. Walter
I'hWaltes were introduced and gi-
ven a hearty welcome. The club
project thi year is landscaping,
planting shrubs and flowers at
the new Hood Canal sclmol at the
junction.
Anyone wishing to donate
shrubs or bulbs t the project
will be welcomed, They could
phone Mrs. Vepa Sh'ortsleeves,
TROjan 7-5514. Mrs. Blank show-
ed slide pictures of the Ohms
Gardens at Wenatchee, and Lois
lCierce tshowed pictures of the
club members planting the first
tree at the new School.
Mesdames Cecil Gilbert, Bernice
Leimback, Alice Hilii Anna Dick-
rosen, and Vera Shortsleeva wer
llostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of
Sprtngwater visited Mrs. Smith's
sister cud family, Mz.. and Mrs.
Arnold Tahja of Tacoma, several
days last week.
Jack Dwyer of Lilllwaup iR
confined to the Shelton General
Hospital, His many friends wish
hhn a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. JacR Jolmston en-
joyed dinner Sunday at the homo.
of Ma . ad Mrs. barry Miles
Lilliwaup,
um00oR couPtE ,oe00 FRoe
off for a vacation. However, last
Feb. 8, they left via bus for the
start of a real holiday trip which
took them to California, Arizona
and Mexico, Son Richard remain-
ed to take care of his ducks, which
are nesting now, and with Mrs.
Marlene Bostrom of Shelton, Mrs,
Cain's sister, in charge generally.
The Cains were later joined by
another sister, r. and Mrs, Rob-
err Reynolds of Seattle, who met
tlem by arrangement, when they
drove Ul) from Florida, where they
had spent a couple of weeks of
their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs: Cain were most
impressed by the quaint Danish
Village of Solang, whiCl is seem.
ingly not advertizel too much as
a tourist attraction. According to
Mrs. Cain the entire colony is
composed of Danish residents. The
type of arclfltecre all being al-
ong Danili OId W0ild lives. Num-
erous small shops featuring arti-
cles of like type, wit'h balelqeS
and sweets---shops adding a pic-
turesque and colorful tOuch. The
candies are said to be much like
out" rich cookies, and the Danish
pastrys are, of course, familiar
to everyone,
TIlE GAME AND FUN night of
Hood Canal Improvement Club
which was set for last week and
postponed, is all set for this Fri-
day night, Mat 16 at 8 p.m., at
Commmflty Hall. Witli a good
time assured all attending, prizes
and refreshments also included,
and the public invited, a good
crowd is expected. Funds raised
will be for the benefit of the club
treasury, to help defray expenses
of improvement and also to be
applied on rages. Randall Updyke,
Harry Mawson and Mrs. Alfred
Cowan are in charge of ticket
sales.
March 19 is a very important
day for little Maria Burnett, as
she will be celebrating her second
birthday at the home of her ma-
ternal grandm&ther, Mrs, F.-C.
Snyder of Sporfsmans Haven. Mrs.
Joan ]]urnett, her mother, will
also be on hand to help with the
birthday cake and the little inci-
dentals which make for a happy
birthday for a tiny ymmg miss.
Union residents turned out in
large numbers for the Carnival
anti supper sponso:ed by the PTA
at Hoodsport last Saturday night.
Assisting from Union were Carol
Fuller, Elleanor Bar,hal, Molly
Puter, Dorothy Msller and Helen
Tlmm, members of the association.
Mrs. Beulah Nicimls motored
tO Seattle' last Tueiday bringing
back with her Mrs. H, H. Short,
her aunt and who will be spend-
tng the next two weeks visiting
both Mrs. Nichols and ister Mary
McBra tney.
RE2URNED HOME after a two
week wcation trip are ,Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Hamilton. They left Feb.
18 via Union Pacific at Olympia
for a tou, of the desert country,
and interesting plabe to stop .off
and visit with relatives and friends
at Indio near Palm Springs, Calif.,
and also at Riverside: and Marllo-
ma, and enjoyed the fzlt season
at its best and the Date Festi-
val. According to the Hamfltons
the best dates are picked and re-
served for KfltirdHt tti t211 i
clmin stores throughout the na-
tion. Lik some of our other vaca-
tionists the Hamlltons brought
back wi[ them sotvimlrs.
Mrs. lloyd Ludwig accompan-
ied by hr cousin, MtS. Mary Al.
maden of Sl|elton, and Mrs. Jew-
ell Head of Bremerton, who is
Mrs. Ludvig's daughter, and also
Mrs. Yvonne Parrott of Tacoma
left via Jet plang last SttlSay
from International Air, oft, Seat-
tle, for Hawaii, where they ex-
pect to end the new few weeks.
• At th home of Mr. and Mrs.
George [teelman Friday was Mar-
vin Lamee£ e/ I$0titH RO't;
who is presently stationed at Fort
LeWis With the 82ild Division. Sat-
urday evening r. and Mrs. Steel-
man, along with Mz'. and Mrs. Al-
fred Cowaa¢ tooR their visitor to
tile Carnival and dinner at Hoods-
port school. Mrs. Edwin Metzler
was incharge o pen/y pitch game
and Shirley Cowan was in the flo-
WerbOoth. A good representatfon
of the entir far)ily goup.
LAST THURSDAY'S meeting
of Union Ladies Civic Club at
Commuhity Hall was largely at-
tended some 20 members being
present, GueSt beirg Mrs. George
Stelman and Mrs. Steve Morris.
Hostesses for the potluck lunch-
con were Mrs, Don Beckman and
Mrs. Karl O'Berry. The luncheon
a bowl of
were of St,
were formu-
party the club
Apfll, Friday
13th, proving the women are not
indulgihg 'L r "itte up¢rat[.
ti0ns.
clmnccs on which were sold, with
rillie Sherman holding the lucky
number. The contents consisted of
an unusual collection, WiMch'; oc-
casioned much merriment .Gifts
were presented to retiring officers
Sherman and Updyke by the mem-
bers. Lucille Wojohn Won the door
prize.
Mr. David Emerson of Alder-
brook's staff of last summer with
Wstern Hotels was a/Sunday can
ler at Atderbrook where he visit-
"ed With Mr. and Mrs. Wes John-
son, and also at the Dalby home,
before departing for Seattle where
he will be employed with West-
em Hotels at the Olympic Hotel
for the plsent time.
Last Friday found Mr. and Mrs
McOuire Of Puget,* Sound Nursery
and Gift Shop of Tacoma busily
at work at FlagWood Gift Shop,
getting things in order in prepa-
ration of the arrlval of Mrs. Corn
Campbell wlo will be in chagc
Ok
ampbelt, formerly of Sextons and
Flagwood. Assisting Mrs. Camp-
bell part-time will be Mrs. Janet
Rutter, who is presently a resi-
dent of Little Hoquiam, in the
old Callow home, and now herself
a real Cmmlite, and like many
others think there is no place quite
like it. Flag'ood will reopen at
a very early date, and will he all
set to go for the opening of tim
Century 21 World's Fair.
TtHRSDAY evening Mr. and
tM:rs. Dave Barclay entertained
at dinner for Waldo Chase, the
occasion being his birthday. After
dinner a few additional friends
dropped in as a surprise, and to
spend a pleasant evening, and en-
joy the dessert supper by the
cheerful fireplace and also wish
Waldo many happy returns.
Saturday saw Vern Wyatt busy
at work at Azalea Place shop
opening for the season. Noted
were some pretty and colorful
flowers on the lot, giving localit-
ies and passersby an opportunity
to make their floral selections ear-
ly for beautifying their home
grounds and gardens.
Fritz Dalby has a dozen or more
of fiis landscapes and marine pain-
and Petty. Phms were formulated
for the spring conference to be
held at Port Orchard April 12 at
9 a.m. at "Myhers". At this time
election of officers and also the
installation of officers will take
place. Included will be a report
of the Presidents of lh¢ various
club groups.
MR. AND blR,% ARNE Gab-
rielson took the drive up from
Oregon to spend the weekend at
theh' Canal home. They also at-
tended the reception given by Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Mille at Hood
Canal Womens' Club house Sat-
urday evening in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Hansons' 25th wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Andersen at-
tended the Carnival and dinner at
Hoodsport Saturday evening, and
then ,vent on to join the celebra-
tion and reception tendered Mr.
and Mrs. Hanson by her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Mille, at Hood Canal
Wmnans' Club.
Visiting at the home of Mrs.
Don Beckman at the present time
is Mrs. Jean Reed of Seattle, HeN
ens sister-in-law, and who will be
her house guest for the next two
weeks.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Timm were his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Timm of Bremerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Richard-
son and daughter Cheri spent the
weekend visiting friends and rela,
tires at Portland, Ore., motoring
down and back home Sunday
night.
Mrs. Paul Sherman has with
tings on exhibit at Edmonds, nmst lmr at the present time Mr. and
of which are in oti with a few Mrs. Robert Mendenhall and
water colors adding to variety, daughters Cini]y and Robin, who
During the past couple of years have been visiting with her for
he has placed quRc a'few of his the past week, while their
art works through sales to view- tmme in Shelton is being' readied
era as well as friends, and collect- for occupancy about April 1.
or. Mrs. JacR Kaltnski and child-
Mr. and 1Vfrs. Thomas Turner ren of Klamath Falls arrived at
made the trip to Seattle last Fri- the home of he,' parents, Mr. and
day, returning the same evening. Mrs. George Young last Sunday
The trip having been made to to spend tim spring vacation. She
consult further with Mrs. Tumor's will be remembered by many Is-
personal physician, cal' fl.iends as the former Pat
Mrs. Nine Miller, vice president Young, having attended school
of the Peninsula District of the here. The Kalinskis lmve recently
Federation of Womans' Clubs at- removed to Lake Grove at Port-
tended the meeting and luncheon land, Ore.
of last Thursdays at "The Top of Ed Dalby spent the weekend at
the Ocean"at Tacoma. Also at- Seattle getting in a good visit
tending from Shelton were Meu- with son Kenny, returning home
dames Core Drake, Dolores Drake Sunday night.
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