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,outh.de News
By Mrs. Ray Kratcha
Last reminder of the annual
Easter breakfast will be served at
--:he Southside Grange Hall from
T a.m. to 1 p.m. on March 29.
Ham or bacon will be served. The
public is invited.
Eleanor Braumbaugh of Seattle,
repent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Braumbaugh.
Southstde Grange holds its reg-
Ular meeting on April 3. Auxiliary
meets at Mrs. Walter Chappell's
bn Mill Creek Road on April 2.
Weekend visitors of Mr. and
Irs. Ray Kratcha and Janice
We
re: Walt Kratcha of Shelton,
,George Boyce, Tom Roberts and
Melvin Schwede of Fort Lewis,
End Eldon Stephens of Pouisbo.
Also Edward York spent Saturday
evening with them before leav-
|ng for the Air Force Sunday.
Arcadia Club meets at Pauline
Emsleys on April 1, at 11 a.m. for
a pinochle party and also Canasta
will be played. Friendship Club
meets at Mrs. Frank Wolfe on
April 1.
The Willing Workers met at
Jeffrey Heinis on Thursday. They
.talked on preparing gardens. Mrs.
Shepherd baked the club an Ea
ter cake decorated with a bunny
on top. On March 14, Mary Wetter,
Mrs. Bob Ktmbel, Monna Heinis
and Mrs. Melvin Swayze took the
club on a field trip to Cook's Plant
Farm. All brought back Easter
presents of pansy plants for their
mothers. Next meet will be at
Mary Wetters.
A baby shower was held for
Gladys Marlene Fowler at the
home of Cora tester, mother of
the honored guest. They all en-
Joyed a noon smorgasbord. Those
attending were: Ltlltan Russell,
Opal tester, Cloris tester, Rachell
Chase, Effie Crump, Vivian
Crump, Lisa Allnock, Thelma Lee,
Cora tester, Nadtne Culltson, Ruth
Kadoun and Agnes Neueneccner,
t)f Shelton. Out-of-town guests
Were Maxlrm Dlckson of Tacoma,
Elenorie Stacey of Bremerton,
Betty Fowler of Longview, Mary
Johnston and Ramona Provast,
rE. Renecker, of Olympia. Send-
ing gifts but unable to attend
were Mrs. George Johnston of
Matlock, Viola Johnston, Marie
Johnston, and Myrtle Russell of
Olympia; Ialene Smith and Chloe
Stacey of Elma; Audrey Sisk and
Ethel Manis of Bremerton; Hazel
Tindall, Shirley Lee and Lucille
Lawson of Shelton; and Juanita
Tindall, Mary Kratcha and Molly
Staeey of Slletz, Ore. Ruth Ka-
doun, hostess, received the gift
of a gold ring in chocolate pre-
sented by Agms Neuenccner.
Kimbel
Logging
Company
Modern Equipment
Operated By
Experienced Men
FOR
LAND CLEARING
BASEMENT EXCAVAT-
ING
DITCHING
BULKHEADING
BULLDOZING
DUMP TRUCKS
For Hire
PILEDRIVING
For Land or Wate
, PILI,NG AND LOGS
For Sale
I:ON]) HA. 6-6208
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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
UNION NEWS
By Vivian Jones
First aid classes are being held
at the Hoodsport school, three
nights a week, Monday, Tuesday
Shelton Couple Sees College Planning
El Paso, Old Mexico To Be Explained
S/Sgt. and Mrs. ,James M',don I Early planning for college will
1be stre:sed at a meeting for ,ev-
recently visited El Paso), Texas, enth and eighth graders and their
during a trip through the South- parents, at the Junior High School
wst. They are establishing a new auditorium at 7 p.m. April 2.
home in Dallas.
and Wednesday. From Union at-
tending the classes are Dick Bue-
chel, Harry Coles, Wanda Wyatt,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tim.
Last Thursday, March 19, the
Housewives Bowling League held
a meeting to plan next season's
league and the coming summer
league. A banquet to be given at
"Ritners" in Shelton, this April,
where awards will be presented to
the winning team of the 1958-1959
season. Our team, sponsored by
Dick Buechel, has as members,
Edith Walter, captain; Tillie Sher-
man, IAII Updyke, Katie Niles and
Lila Scheel.
The Randall Updykes enjoyed
Sunday visitors from Seattle, Mr.
and Mrs. David English and Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Chance.
Word has been received that
Walter Waldo died last week in i
Aberdeen very suddenly, of a heart
attack. He was a former owner of
the Union Marine Boat House. We
are all very sorry. I
Weekend guests at the Wayne
Aliens were Mr. and Mrs. D. O.
Hall of Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Corcy Goff, her daughter
and three children spent a delight-
ful few days in Seattle at the home
of Mrs. Dick Dauson.
The Herb Aliens had a wonder-
ful 34th wedding anniversary.
They had 50 friends and relatives
to help them celebrate the special
day. The Allen's son, Ronny Al-
len, came from San Francisco for
the gala affair. Ronny is with the
Bank of California in San Fran-
cisco.
Mrs. Phyllis Besett, with her
sister, Mrs. Virginia Sheely, her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Westphalen, left last
week for a few weks in Okanogan.
Mrs. Curt Grout enjoyedher sis-
ter, Mrs. Dick Taylor and daugh-
ter, Sherry, from Salem, Ore., a
few days last week.
Edith Walter, captain of our
Housewives Bowling team bowled
201 in a 491 series (three games
to you) League Tuesday of last
week. Believe me, that's getting
that old ball right in there. Con-
gratulations, Edith.
Mrs. Douglas Grout took off for
a few days in Olympia last week
as guest of Mrs. John Walker.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Grout
were Mr. and Mrs. Victor McNam-
ara., of Portland, Ore.
Last Thursday, March 19, the
Hood Canal Woman's Club held
their monthly meeting at the Club
House in Pothttch. After a deli-
cious lunch, then business meeting,
further plans were made by the
members for the foreign students
visit. Those from Union were Mrs.
Lud Andersen, Mrs. Merritt Stark,
Mrs. Haryr Mawson, Mrs. Ethel
Dalby, Mrs. Nina Miller, and
guest of the club, Mrs. Kaye Sterl-
ing.
Mrs. Julia Todd Woods of San
Rafael, Caltf, good friend of the
Harry Coles, is here for the week
enjoying some Washington rain.
Sunday the Coles took Mrs. Woods
clam digging at the beach, and
had a whale of a time.
Paul Jone's son, David Jones,
of Seattle, is to be married, April
24 to Miss Dana Hope, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hope of Ta-
coma. The wedding and reception
will be held at the Episcopal
Church in Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Radltff, host
and hostesses at Alderbrook Inn,
are leaving very soon to live in
Seattle. We are sorry and shall
miss them.
This Thursday evening at the
Community hall at 8 o'clock is
the Sportsmen's Club meeting. The
film will be "Fish On," fishing in
Alaska. Let's all turn up. Refresh-
ments.
Seems the commercial clam sea-
son has opened at Copalis Beach,
if you are interested.
Ted Bally, leader of the 4-H
boys group, "Eager Beavers," is
teaching the boys to make small
electric motors. Quite a project,
Ted. It helps the boys learn the
basic fundamentals of electricity.
Boys in the group are Donald
Demer, Ted Morse, Seth Coles and
Danny and Garry Pierce.
Tula Kimball leader of the 4-H
girls group, "Cooking Cuties," has
had the girls working on small
filled flower pots, which they will
deliver this Saturday to the "Sar-
ah House" in Allyn for Easter
cheer. Girls in the group are Mer-
ildean Vlger, Diana Tim, Diana
Demer, Margaret Buechel, Shelly
Anderson, Betty Cowan and Bet-
ty Ann Johnson and Janiee Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Andersen en-
Joyed having dinner Saturday eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Pike Jr., here with the baby, at
their mother's, Mrs. Hail.
Mrs. Dwight Morris, her sister,
Mrs. Sidney May, and daughter,
Nancy, of Vancouver, B.C., will
spend Easter Sunday in Hoquiam
at the home of their mother, Mrs.
J. W. Dickinson.
Bill Timm Jr., son of Mr. and
DAYTON COMMUNITY
DAYTON -- Dance at Dayton
Hall Saturday, March 28, to the
music of the Holloway Orchestra
from 9:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.
The Traveling Pinochle Club met
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Rose, Sr. High
winners were Rose Warnes and
J. W, Rayson; low, Betty LeGarde
and Ray Dfllenberg; traveling pi-
hoChle, Dave Rayson and Betty
LeGarde.
Ladles' Club met on Wednesday,
March 18, with Mrs. Manley Mich-
ler as hostess.
The birthday of Mrs. Norman
McNulty was observed.
We will miss our friends, Mr.
and Mrs. David MeKim and daugh-
ter who are moving into a new
home this week on Capitol Hill,
the former A1 Davis home.
Mrs. Lawrence Bailey of Shelton
and her mother, Mrs. J. W. Ray-
son, returned last Friday from
Wilmington, Del., after spending
several weeks at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Ray, daughter of
Mrs. Barley.
On February 25, the Rays wel-
comed a little daughter into their
household who was named Teresa
Louise. She joins a brother and
sister. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Bailey of Shelton
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry of
Tacoma. Great grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rayson of this
community.
Tommy Bunnell celebrated his
20 Years Ago
MARCH 21, 1939.Twelve-year-ol’ Jimmy Alloway left by
bus Sunday for Los Angeles to return home after visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Fay Baker on Southside, for the past seven months.
He has made the 1500 mile trip alone several times in the past
few years and is becoming quite a veteran traveler.
The Lincoln PT-A was held Thursday with the largest
attendance of any meeting this year. The civilian and military
flag salute was explained by Bernadine Winiecki and Philltp
Stoehr, who also led the group in the salute. The nominating
committee wa announced ms follows: Mrs. Win. Gross, chair-
man, Mrs. Donovan Palmer, Mro. Lloyd Loughnan and Miss
Blanche Bertrand.
Shelton now boasts a Flower and Garden Club. A meeting
was held last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. D.
Hack. Officers elected were Mrs. George Cropper, president;
Mrs. E. E. Runacr, first vice-president; Mrs. Martha Deer, sec-
ond vice-president; Mrs. W. A. McKenzle, recording secretary;
Mrs. A. E. Htllter, corresponding secretary; and Mrs, W. F.
Roberts, treasurer,
MARCH 23, 1939.Mrs. James Needham was appointed as
captain of Mason County for the Women's Field Army for the
control of cancer.
Looted for the second time in 11 days, the Peeble Grocery
store was ransacked by robbers last night and the interior of
the community store wrecked.
Repairs were begun today to the damaged second floor of
the Mill Street Restaurant and Rooming House operated by Mr.
and Mrs, Ike Crisp which was gutted by fire Friday evening.
Members of the ActivetteS gathered at the home of Mrs.
Paul Marshall last night for potluck dinner. Mrs. Ruth Edgely
won cut prize and Mrs. Helen Watkins honors at two tables of
contract following dhmer.
For Over 23 Years It Has Been
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eleventh birthday Monday evening
by having Sandhi Riet(lorf and Bul
Roberts as dinner guests.
Doris Hickson also celebrated
her birthday Monday evening with
dinner guests being Marie Warnes
and Geraldine Schur, Doris is now
thirteen years old.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Cochran were
Mr. and Mrs. Erman Tlbblts and
Minnie of Arcadia Road, Mr. and
Mrs. William Tibblts and boys,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tibbits, Bill
and Keth of Shelton, James North
and Willis Tibbits of Lost Lake
and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Tibbits
who visited with Leonard Tibbits
of Natural Dam, Ark., who is
houseguest of his sister, Mrs. Leon-
ard Cochran.
Mr. and Mrs. Seab Combs spent
the weekend in Tacoma with their
daughter, Mrs. Mozelle Pearson
and sons.
Maurice, Leslie and Larry re-
turned with their grandparents to
spend the Easter vacation.
Gery Needham of East Olympia
is spending this week with the
James Hickson family.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ras, Dlllenberg were Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Brown and family of
Shelton.
JeAnne LeGarde was houseglmst
over the weekend of Barbara Gol-
dy.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. War-
ren Williams, Jane and Linda mot-
ored to Tacoma and visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kidd and
daughters.
Saturday dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits was Jerry
Heminger.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
Harold Ktdd and Harry Kidd
homes were Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Churchill and Mrs. Esther Kldd of
Shelton.
Mrs. Donald Rollevson and chil-
dren of Cushman were Saturday
and Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McGee.
Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Warnes and family called on
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Auseth and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thurman of
Shelton.
Sunday overnight guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hickson were Mr.
and Zrs. Raymond White of Ta-
coma.
Bud and Steve Valley of Belfalr
spent Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Bunnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Buechel vis-
ited in Seattle on Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buech-
el.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Chappell and children called on the
Henry Chappeil fmnily of Matlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldy and
son visited on Saturday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Puderbaugh.
Sunday g;ests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold LeGarde were Mr. and Mrs,
Morris Allard of Bremerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cole and
children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cole
of Kamllche. Also present was
Gary's grandmother, Mrs. Edith
Cole of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rietdorf
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Pearl
err in her home and Mrs. Bill
Watts of Port Angeles who was
visiting.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Tibbits and children motored to
Montesano and called on Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall McGuire and Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Raines,
The next meeting of the Trav-
eling Pinochle Club will be held
on Saturday evening, April 4, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Lemke.
Ladies' Club will meet on Wed-
nesday, April 1, with Mrs. Norman
McNulty a hostess.
Discussion will cover program
The Mahons also visited neigh- planning in junior and senior high
boring Juarez, Old Mexico, on the schools, selection of colleges, and
U.S.-Mexico border, infornmtion on costs, requirements
and scholarships.
Mrs. Bill Timm, had a birthday, A panel of Miss Margaret Bald-
his eighth. There were gifts, win, high school counselor; Don
games, ice cream and cake, lots Brown, junior high counselor; ano
of noise and shouting. Youngsters Mr. Bruce Schwarck, junior high
helping Jr. turn the world over principal, will offer information.
were Ricky Buechel, Chuck Vtger,
Rannie Baily, George and John Your road to a brighter future
Morris, Donnie, George and Ron- should be paved with U.S. Savings
nie Wright. Bonds.
Girl Scouts met at the home of
Helen Tim, leader. They had a
scavenger hunt, meeting and re-
freshments. Those present were
Margaret Buechel, Janice Blake,
Diana Tim, Betty Ann Johnson,
Merildean Vtger, Betty Cowan and
Janice Fanning.
An Easter service is to be held
at the Community hall Easter
morning at 11 o'clock. Mr. Denny
Hoffman, the American Sunday
i Schcol Missionary, will be the
speaker. All are cordially invited,
please come. The regular Sunday
School class will be conducted as
usual at 10 o'clock.
Happy Easter -- Cheerio!
emBuh
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,outh.de News
By Mrs. Ray Kratcha
Last reminder of the annual
Easter breakfast will be served at
--:he Southside Grange Hall from
T a.m. to 1 p.m. on March 29.
Ham or bacon will be served. The
public is invited.
Eleanor Braumbaugh of Seattle,
repent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Braumbaugh.
Southstde Grange holds its reg-
Ular meeting on April 3. Auxiliary
meets at Mrs. Walter Chappell's
bn Mill Creek Road on April 2.
Weekend visitors of Mr. and
Irs. Ray Kratcha and Janice
We
re: Walt Kratcha of Shelton,
,George Boyce, Tom Roberts and
Melvin Schwede of Fort Lewis,
End Eldon Stephens of Pouisbo.
Also Edward York spent Saturday
evening with them before leav-
|ng for the Air Force Sunday.
Arcadia Club meets at Pauline
Emsleys on April 1, at 11 a.m. for
a pinochle party and also Canasta
will be played. Friendship Club
meets at Mrs. Frank Wolfe on
April 1.
The Willing Workers met at
Jeffrey Heinis on Thursday. They
.talked on preparing gardens. Mrs.
Shepherd baked the club an Ea
ter cake decorated with a bunny
on top. On March 14, Mary Wetter,
Mrs. Bob Ktmbel, Monna Heinis
and Mrs. Melvin Swayze took the
club on a field trip to Cook's Plant
Farm. All brought back Easter
presents of pansy plants for their
mothers. Next meet will be at
Mary Wetters.
A baby shower was held for
Gladys Marlene Fowler at the
home of Cora tester, mother of
the honored guest. They all en-
Joyed a noon smorgasbord. Those
attending were: Ltlltan Russell,
Opal tester, Cloris tester, Rachell
Chase, Effie Crump, Vivian
Crump, Lisa Allnock, Thelma Lee,
Cora tester, Nadtne Culltson, Ruth
Kadoun and Agnes Neueneccner,
t)f Shelton. Out-of-town guests
Were Maxlrm Dlckson of Tacoma,
Elenorie Stacey of Bremerton,
Betty Fowler of Longview, Mary
Johnston and Ramona Provast,
rE. Renecker, of Olympia. Send-
ing gifts but unable to attend
were Mrs. George Johnston of
Matlock, Viola Johnston, Marie
Johnston, and Myrtle Russell of
Olympia; Ialene Smith and Chloe
Stacey of Elma; Audrey Sisk and
Ethel Manis of Bremerton; Hazel
Tindall, Shirley Lee and Lucille
Lawson of Shelton; and Juanita
Tindall, Mary Kratcha and Molly
Staeey of Slletz, Ore. Ruth Ka-
doun, hostess, received the gift
of a gold ring in chocolate pre-
sented by Agms Neuenccner.
Kimbel
Logging
Company
Modern Equipment
Operated By
Experienced Men
FOR
LAND CLEARING
BASEMENT EXCAVAT-
ING
DITCHING
BULKHEADING
BULLDOZING
DUMP TRUCKS
For Hire
PILEDRIVING
For Land or Wate
, PILI,NG AND LOGS
For Sale
I:ON]) HA. 6-6208
qql J
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
UNION NEWS
By Vivian Jones
First aid classes are being held
at the Hoodsport school, three
nights a week, Monday, Tuesday
Shelton Couple Sees College Planning
El Paso, Old Mexico To Be Explained
S/Sgt. and Mrs. ,James M',don I Early planning for college will
1be stre:sed at a meeting for ,ev-
recently visited El Paso), Texas, enth and eighth graders and their
during a trip through the South- parents, at the Junior High School
wst. They are establishing a new auditorium at 7 p.m. April 2.
home in Dallas.
and Wednesday. From Union at-
tending the classes are Dick Bue-
chel, Harry Coles, Wanda Wyatt,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tim.
Last Thursday, March 19, the
Housewives Bowling League held
a meeting to plan next season's
league and the coming summer
league. A banquet to be given at
"Ritners" in Shelton, this April,
where awards will be presented to
the winning team of the 1958-1959
season. Our team, sponsored by
Dick Buechel, has as members,
Edith Walter, captain; Tillie Sher-
man, IAII Updyke, Katie Niles and
Lila Scheel.
The Randall Updykes enjoyed
Sunday visitors from Seattle, Mr.
and Mrs. David English and Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Chance.
Word has been received that
Walter Waldo died last week in i
Aberdeen very suddenly, of a heart
attack. He was a former owner of
the Union Marine Boat House. We
are all very sorry. I
Weekend guests at the Wayne
Aliens were Mr. and Mrs. D. O.
Hall of Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Corcy Goff, her daughter
and three children spent a delight-
ful few days in Seattle at the home
of Mrs. Dick Dauson.
The Herb Aliens had a wonder-
ful 34th wedding anniversary.
They had 50 friends and relatives
to help them celebrate the special
day. The Allen's son, Ronny Al-
len, came from San Francisco for
the gala affair. Ronny is with the
Bank of California in San Fran-
cisco.
Mrs. Phyllis Besett, with her
sister, Mrs. Virginia Sheely, her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Westphalen, left last
week for a few weks in Okanogan.
Mrs. Curt Grout enjoyedher sis-
ter, Mrs. Dick Taylor and daugh-
ter, Sherry, from Salem, Ore., a
few days last week.
Edith Walter, captain of our
Housewives Bowling team bowled
201 in a 491 series (three games
to you) League Tuesday of last
week. Believe me, that's getting
that old ball right in there. Con-
gratulations, Edith.
Mrs. Douglas Grout took off for
a few days in Olympia last week
as guest of Mrs. John Walker.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Grout
were Mr. and Mrs. Victor McNam-
ara., of Portland, Ore.
Last Thursday, March 19, the
Hood Canal Woman's Club held
their monthly meeting at the Club
House in Pothttch. After a deli-
cious lunch, then business meeting,
further plans were made by the
members for the foreign students
visit. Those from Union were Mrs.
Lud Andersen, Mrs. Merritt Stark,
Mrs. Haryr Mawson, Mrs. Ethel
Dalby, Mrs. Nina Miller, and
guest of the club, Mrs. Kaye Sterl-
ing.
Mrs. Julia Todd Woods of San
Rafael, Caltf, good friend of the
Harry Coles, is here for the week
enjoying some Washington rain.
Sunday the Coles took Mrs. Woods
clam digging at the beach, and
had a whale of a time.
Paul Jone's son, David Jones,
of Seattle, is to be married, April
24 to Miss Dana Hope, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hope of Ta-
coma. The wedding and reception
will be held at the Episcopal
Church in Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Radltff, host
and hostesses at Alderbrook Inn,
are leaving very soon to live in
Seattle. We are sorry and shall
miss them.
This Thursday evening at the
Community hall at 8 o'clock is
the Sportsmen's Club meeting. The
film will be "Fish On," fishing in
Alaska. Let's all turn up. Refresh-
ments.
Seems the commercial clam sea-
son has opened at Copalis Beach,
if you are interested.
Ted Bally, leader of the 4-H
boys group, "Eager Beavers," is
teaching the boys to make small
electric motors. Quite a project,
Ted. It helps the boys learn the
basic fundamentals of electricity.
Boys in the group are Donald
Demer, Ted Morse, Seth Coles and
Danny and Garry Pierce.
Tula Kimball leader of the 4-H
girls group, "Cooking Cuties," has
had the girls working on small
filled flower pots, which they will
deliver this Saturday to the "Sar-
ah House" in Allyn for Easter
cheer. Girls in the group are Mer-
ildean Vlger, Diana Tim, Diana
Demer, Margaret Buechel, Shelly
Anderson, Betty Cowan and Bet-
ty Ann Johnson and Janiee Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Andersen en-
Joyed having dinner Saturday eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Pike Jr., here with the baby, at
their mother's, Mrs. Hail.
Mrs. Dwight Morris, her sister,
Mrs. Sidney May, and daughter,
Nancy, of Vancouver, B.C., will
spend Easter Sunday in Hoquiam
at the home of their mother, Mrs.
J. W. Dickinson.
Bill Timm Jr., son of Mr. and
DAYTON COMMUNITY
DAYTON -- Dance at Dayton
Hall Saturday, March 28, to the
music of the Holloway Orchestra
from 9:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.
The Traveling Pinochle Club met
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Rose, Sr. High
winners were Rose Warnes and
J. W, Rayson; low, Betty LeGarde
and Ray Dfllenberg; traveling pi-
hoChle, Dave Rayson and Betty
LeGarde.
Ladles' Club met on Wednesday,
March 18, with Mrs. Manley Mich-
ler as hostess.
The birthday of Mrs. Norman
McNulty was observed.
We will miss our friends, Mr.
and Mrs. David MeKim and daugh-
ter who are moving into a new
home this week on Capitol Hill,
the former A1 Davis home.
Mrs. Lawrence Bailey of Shelton
and her mother, Mrs. J. W. Ray-
son, returned last Friday from
Wilmington, Del., after spending
several weeks at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Ray, daughter of
Mrs. Barley.
On February 25, the Rays wel-
comed a little daughter into their
household who was named Teresa
Louise. She joins a brother and
sister. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Bailey of Shelton
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry of
Tacoma. Great grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rayson of this
community.
Tommy Bunnell celebrated his
20 Years Ago
MARCH 21, 1939.Twelve-year-ol’ Jimmy Alloway left by
bus Sunday for Los Angeles to return home after visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Fay Baker on Southside, for the past seven months.
He has made the 1500 mile trip alone several times in the past
few years and is becoming quite a veteran traveler.
The Lincoln PT-A was held Thursday with the largest
attendance of any meeting this year. The civilian and military
flag salute was explained by Bernadine Winiecki and Philltp
Stoehr, who also led the group in the salute. The nominating
committee wa announced ms follows: Mrs. Win. Gross, chair-
man, Mrs. Donovan Palmer, Mro. Lloyd Loughnan and Miss
Blanche Bertrand.
Shelton now boasts a Flower and Garden Club. A meeting
was held last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. D.
Hack. Officers elected were Mrs. George Cropper, president;
Mrs. E. E. Runacr, first vice-president; Mrs. Martha Deer, sec-
ond vice-president; Mrs. W. A. McKenzle, recording secretary;
Mrs. A. E. Htllter, corresponding secretary; and Mrs, W. F.
Roberts, treasurer,
MARCH 23, 1939.Mrs. James Needham was appointed as
captain of Mason County for the Women's Field Army for the
control of cancer.
Looted for the second time in 11 days, the Peeble Grocery
store was ransacked by robbers last night and the interior of
the community store wrecked.
Repairs were begun today to the damaged second floor of
the Mill Street Restaurant and Rooming House operated by Mr.
and Mrs, Ike Crisp which was gutted by fire Friday evening.
Members of the ActivetteS gathered at the home of Mrs.
Paul Marshall last night for potluck dinner. Mrs. Ruth Edgely
won cut prize and Mrs. Helen Watkins honors at two tables of
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eleventh birthday Monday evening
by having Sandhi Riet(lorf and Bul
Roberts as dinner guests.
Doris Hickson also celebrated
her birthday Monday evening with
dinner guests being Marie Warnes
and Geraldine Schur, Doris is now
thirteen years old.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Cochran were
Mr. and Mrs. Erman Tlbblts and
Minnie of Arcadia Road, Mr. and
Mrs. William Tibblts and boys,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tibbits, Bill
and Keth of Shelton, James North
and Willis Tibbits of Lost Lake
and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Tibbits
who visited with Leonard Tibbits
of Natural Dam, Ark., who is
houseguest of his sister, Mrs. Leon-
ard Cochran.
Mr. and Mrs. Seab Combs spent
the weekend in Tacoma with their
daughter, Mrs. Mozelle Pearson
and sons.
Maurice, Leslie and Larry re-
turned with their grandparents to
spend the Easter vacation.
Gery Needham of East Olympia
is spending this week with the
James Hickson family.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ras, Dlllenberg were Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Brown and family of
Shelton.
JeAnne LeGarde was houseglmst
over the weekend of Barbara Gol-
dy.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. War-
ren Williams, Jane and Linda mot-
ored to Tacoma and visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kidd and
daughters.
Saturday dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits was Jerry
Heminger.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
Harold Ktdd and Harry Kidd
homes were Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Churchill and Mrs. Esther Kldd of
Shelton.
Mrs. Donald Rollevson and chil-
dren of Cushman were Saturday
and Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McGee.
Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Warnes and family called on
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Auseth and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thurman of
Shelton.
Sunday overnight guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hickson were Mr.
and Zrs. Raymond White of Ta-
coma.
Bud and Steve Valley of Belfalr
spent Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Bunnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Buechel vis-
ited in Seattle on Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buech-
el.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Chappell and children called on the
Henry Chappeil fmnily of Matlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldy and
son visited on Saturday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Puderbaugh.
Sunday g;ests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold LeGarde were Mr. and Mrs,
Morris Allard of Bremerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cole and
children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cole
of Kamllche. Also present was
Gary's grandmother, Mrs. Edith
Cole of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rietdorf
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Pearl
err in her home and Mrs. Bill
Watts of Port Angeles who was
visiting.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Tibbits and children motored to
Montesano and called on Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall McGuire and Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Raines,
The next meeting of the Trav-
eling Pinochle Club will be held
on Saturday evening, April 4, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Lemke.
Ladies' Club will meet on Wed-
nesday, April 1, with Mrs. Norman
McNulty a hostess.
Discussion will cover program
The Mahons also visited neigh- planning in junior and senior high
boring Juarez, Old Mexico, on the schools, selection of colleges, and
U.S.-Mexico border, infornmtion on costs, requirements
and scholarships.
Mrs. Bill Timm, had a birthday, A panel of Miss Margaret Bald-
his eighth. There were gifts, win, high school counselor; Don
games, ice cream and cake, lots Brown, junior high counselor; ano
of noise and shouting. Youngsters Mr. Bruce Schwarck, junior high
helping Jr. turn the world over principal, will offer information.
were Ricky Buechel, Chuck Vtger,
Rannie Baily, George and John Your road to a brighter future
Morris, Donnie, George and Ron- should be paved with U.S. Savings
nie Wright. Bonds.
Girl Scouts met at the home of
Helen Tim, leader. They had a
scavenger hunt, meeting and re-
freshments. Those present were
Margaret Buechel, Janice Blake,
Diana Tim, Betty Ann Johnson,
Merildean Vtger, Betty Cowan and
Janice Fanning.
An Easter service is to be held
at the Community hall Easter
morning at 11 o'clock. Mr. Denny
Hoffman, the American Sunday
i Schcol Missionary, will be the
speaker. All are cordially invited,
please come. The regular Sunday
School class will be conducted as
usual at 10 o'clock.
Happy Easter -- Cheerio!
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