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,*-Flt I'tlon pIcture
theater opened, | 902..
Ill-Jefferson Davis fled
from 1865, Rlchmond.
4-U. S. Naw/dirlgibleI
Akron wrecked.
19:]3,
-First "balloon" tires
made. 1923.
(rye--First Olympic games )
held in Athens. I B5. [
7..*.Reformed Dutch }
Church organized. •
1628.
8.--First men enrolled in
Civilian Conservation L,,
Corps. 1933.
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
24-HOUR SERVICE
ALL MEN DRIVERS
I Offioe at the Bus Depot
gtIELTON-MA g0N COl TNTY :TOURN AI . Thurzday, MaK
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. ans ar ":!il S00,.ial Ev00nt00 i)i"'hoped" Group HO00aOa'ALI00,OEM . '16
t (;oncert Program " ., • urt lC' ] (' ''ill" k l (I ] ' ..... ( ] { ] [''' '' ;' ] ] ] ' ' ] ' ' l
By C P S Bands ':: _ l _. -- -- "" - "" A E plai ed ,a,led ,o ,,,aw the ,ight .... P'se00t00
• . ";" re x n w+t00s frmn tiae lost littlo t?ov, a-- Nllelton tttwan/ans Vroudly vre :
' * * ;:; Barbara Nelson, Society Editor . Phone 100 ,, cording Io an A[' report t r(m '
An entlmsiasti(: auclienc(, qp- .}. " ;t'; An attempt t:- chtrifv the dif- Sa(,ranmnt(L Califm'nia.
)lauded the fine concert program v........,.;..;.*...°.%..i..;..;.*;.%......%..;°.,,i...0.1,,... °..;..i.*;,..;,*a%*%*.i.,;.*i,.i.%.*;*%.*;,.°....%..i..i..i.°;.*;.,t * feren(',os bet\\;veen two women's IVin,dly Polic(,man P, ill "Wilson
wesented March 24 by th,' Cot- put on ,a,., a,,,, The Whitman College
lege of Puget Sound. department
Of innsJc, Coneel't and Worlsh( I)
bands, in the senior high sch()(d
auditorium.
Appearing in Sheiton on a
Western Washin-ton tour the
bands perfm'med during the after-
noon fro" the enjoyment of the
school students anti irl the eve-
ning for the general public.
The concel't Ill]lid, urlder tile di-
rection of John O'(ounor, played
vari0d selections by sueh noted
composers as Hindcmith, Denza-
I,nnK. Srnedvig, Morrisey, a]tl
Sollsa. Student directors con-
dut.te(t several numbers, ahd I,,ynn
Sherwood, Shelton schools mn,qic,
director, directed a SO/lSa lliInlbcr.
ITnder tilt, directh)n of Ler'oy
Ostransky, the Workshop band
played n modern program with
the band's arrangements (it l)Optl -
lar melodies as "Body and Soul."
"Mood Indigo," "Smoke Rings,"
and the novelty number "Ton-
sillectomy.
(I[TET IROM SFATTLE
Miss Barbara Moore of Seattle,
was the week end house guest of
Mrs. Dorothy Watts. Miss Moore
nd l$Irs. Watts were class mates
at the University of Washington.
Morgan & Eacrett
Lumber Co.
1324 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY
Phone 656
for
PITTSBURGH "PAINTS
HAULING
BUILDING SUPPLIES
WE HAVE PLANTS NOW
At Green House Prices
TUBEROUS BEGONIAS
PERENNIALS
VEGETABLES
BEDDING
P(YIWED PLANTS
Shrubbery and Berries
Flowers For All ( 0ccslons
COOK PLANT FARM
2 Miles Off Olympia Highway on Cole Road
R. R. 3, Box 265, Shelton, Wash.
IIII
pARAMOUN T
THEATRE
Shelton, Wash.
THE HOME OF THE FINEST ENTERTAINMENTDIRECT
FROM SEATTLE'S LEADING THEATRES.
Thursday - Saturday, March 31 - April 1-2
Atl, IMIItlCAN
TOl b Walun Hill Hly Mudc,
Note Adulta 50e This Show
Sunday - Wednesday, April 3 - 6
JOHN WAYNE
"The Three Godfathers"
lJJI __ ILl II I I I
Life at Children's Hospital Seen
In Films Shown at General Meeting
h]sl)iring atld onlightctling \\;v(,re patiorlis must also go to maintain
tilt! coh)l' slid SOllrld Ill(Ivies Of :1 the hospital.
day at the Orthopedic Hospital In order to visit the hospital,
+i+t St,attic which was seen by vo appointment is n+.cessal'y for
lnonll)ol'S ++f gtlil(Is and auxilial'ies ollt-of-towll persons, jllst, a (!all
of tilt' Mas()ll Coultty Orthol)edic fl'om within the eity before corn-
Association :it their general meet- ing ottt to the hospital. However,
ing VJedm.sday e\\;,el|illg lit the if large groups a|'e i)lannmg to
com'thouse, visit, tile staff would appr(,('iate
The movie began at tile open- advance notice.
ing of an average day, showing At, the conclusion of the movie,
a great number el: afflicted chil- the business meeting was con-
dren 'rod hopeful parents who tinued, during which it was an-
flock to the hospital daily to be nounced that the Paul Bunyan
treated lay the finest doctors in Auxiliary was sponsoring a Jnn-.
the northwest, who donate+ freely ior Orthopedic, group consisting of
and generously of their time and a proposed 14 members, No name
skill. The infinite care and gen- has as yet been chosen, but the
th,ness wtth which tile little ones association most warmly wel-
are handled was apparent thru- comes then( to its midst, and Mrs.
out the film. and the fact was McConkey urged that anyone
stressed that each patient was a knowing of a pers+m m persons
sick child and not an atlult, and wishing to join an orthol)edic
should bc treated accordingly, guild or allxi| at'y contact Mrs.
There wel'e even tiny infants who Lonis Van Arsdale by telephone
were bottle fed. eacb being held tit 552-,1. This applies to senior
by a nurse or aide during it feed- as well as junior persons or
ing. groups.
Surgery and therapy are only Mateyial for the Penny Drive
part of tile numerous methods of wil be available next month and
healing the sick or mjured child. Mrs. S. W. Price, general Penny
Special exercmes, baths, massages. Dilly° chairman for the associa-
and occupational therapy is aJso tion asked that all guild and
offered to bring into play*mus-:hs auxiliary presidents who hail not
damaged Mr weakened by disease already done so to turn in to
or m'eident, net' as soon as possible the names
Sun decks and play yards . . . of their Penny Drive chairmen so
roonls for occupational therapy that plans may be gotten under-
• . . a library on wheels, bringing way for the forthcoming project.
to each confined child the wo- Three rembers from ibe Grape-
derland of books, with trained view Auxiliary were introduced
volunteer aides to rca4 to and [ and welcomed to the meeting and
amuse the patients as well as to it is hoped with the anticipated
instruct them. Teachers are avail- better Weather more members
able to the child who is well I from out of the city groups will
enough to contimm with hiSbe able to attend the next gen-
sehooling, so that when he goes ] eral meet.
out into the world a well child,
he will not have lost too much hh
time fr(un study. All of these Mrs. As.._augh Hostess
ract,,,'s g<, toward not only heal- To Olympta Women
mg tile ailing child, but to keep- Mrs. George Asbaugh was
ing him happy in the process hostess to 15 members of the
Of particular interest was the Olympia Golf Club and three Sllel-
famed "£'eter Rabbit RoOm." To ton guests at her home M:arch 28.
this gay room the little pat?€n( The day's activities began with
goes before surgery. ']['here, in a 18 holes of golf at 9 a,m. at the
fairyland of stuffed animals, dolls Bayshore course, Golf balls were
and exciting toys of which he may won by Mrs. John King with low
choose any one he wishes to take net and Mrs." Willtant Patterson
wilh him, the anaesthetic is ad- who trod low gross.
ministered, and the child never The women then returned to
sees the cold white walls of sur- the Astbaugh home for luncheon
gery. that featured a turkey won by
So much good is being done at Mrs. Ashbaugh in a tournament
the present time for children of played in Olympia and ice creant
every race, creed and color, but that she had won at the Berne-
so ranch more could be done it" dine Allen Friendship Breakfast.
only there were more room to ac- Assisting Mrs. Ashbaugh with
comodatc more patients. To this the luncheon were Mrs. Winston
end. funds are being raised to Scott, Mrs. William McKenzie and
add a. new wing' to the hospital, Mrs. Rolla Halbert
through the Penny Drive which ..........
is to be held in May, dues and
loney-rasing projects of guilds Hoodsport Preschool
and auxiliaries throughont the Change Meeting Date
state. These sources of revenue, The Hoodsport Preschool group
however along wit, h gifts from has Shanged the date of the i:neet-
the public and feeh of grRternl ing ,set for April 5 to Tuesday,
April 12.
NllNG IN file fJLYMPI( The meeting will be held at the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis VanArsdale, home of Bessie Hale in Hoodsport
accompanied by Mrs. [linty Moore at 8 ll.m. Mrs. Laura Plumb, Shel-
sl)ent the week end skiing at ton librarian will be the guest
Deer Park in the Olympic moun- speaker.
talns. They rel)oi'ted very good
skiing co,lditio,s ............ at the p,,,r. 4Oth WeddingYear
SltELTON V¢.C.T.U. Observed by Ryans
The Sholton Women's Christian Celebrating their 49th wedding
Temperance Union will meet April anniversary, :Mr. and Mrs. D. H.
1 at the home of Mrs Merritt Ryan were guests for dinner at
Wingard. A pot luck lunch will the home bf their son and daugh-
be served at 1 p.m. after which ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Duane
wil be the regular business meet- Ryan.
ing aod .x pl"Op, Taln.
All intere+sted women are+ eordi- New Members Welcomed
ally invited to attend.
......... To P. Bunyan Auxiliary
t NEll, ZINTIIEO RECOVERING The Paul Bunyan Orthopedic
Following a isit with her ht|s- Auxiliary met March 21 at the
, band at the Swedish Hospital in home of Mrs. Robert Fletcher.
Seattle. Mrs. M C. Zintheo re- Mrs. Glenn Cortes asisted Mrs.
ports that Mr, Zintheo is doing Fletcher as hosteu.
i very well followinK a second op- New members introduced to the
" eration last week and hopcs to group were Mrs. Robert Miller,
return home soon. rs. William Rutter. Mrs. Doro-
thy Watt, Mrs. Lloyd Griffiths,
Mrs. Don McDonald and Mrs.
Gn00HAM w.+e. woo.
-The ptoJe committee, Mrs.
John Roberts and Mrs. Dorothy
THEATRE Watts, will report to the group
at the next meting which will be
held April 18 at the home of Mrs.
CharleB Hokonson.
Fri-Sal., April 1-2
Dot,ble Feature ST. MARY'S ALI'AR SOCIETY
Bud Abbott, l,ou Cost°lie The St. Mary's Altar Society
"THE NOOSE wt! meet Thurtiay, April 8th at
8:00 p.m. at the Church parlors.
HANGS HIGH" MrS. Andrew Kruiswyk and Miss
Hitting a new high in Irene Hughes will be the host-
Hilarity.. esses.
........ Twenty-one ladies of the Parish
- Second tilt - attended the communion breakfast
"THE WESTWARD March 27th at the Shelton Hotel
r ,, Coffee Shop.
1RAIL The St, Vincent de Paul truck
I,:tdie Dean and his horse, will be in Shelton Wednesday,
"Copper" April 6th. Anyone wishing to
Roscoe Ales, l)hyllis Plau- contribute may call Mrs. Robt.
chats! Kieburtz, telephone number 712W.
f!
A Western Thriller.. Old papers and magazines are
......... o- ............ the only things not accepted.
,Nun-Man.. April 3-4
Iledy Lamarr, Itolr4 cure- TRIP T(3 NEW YORK
ttling's Dr. A. N. Parrett. director of
"LET'S LIVE research for Rayonler Incorpor-
ated. left this week on a business
A LITTLE" trip which will take him to New
Anna len. Robert hayne York City.
It's Riotous and Romantic!!
Adults 50v Children ].5'
............. o ..... H001)SI00T
Tuemlay, April 5
"The *,Vifliman Coih, ge
(h0ir"
........ ° ........... lltF00lllE
'ed-Thur.. April 6-'/
l)ouble F( ature
The Best-Seller Sensation Friday, April 1
MAN-EATER
OF KUMAON" "And Then There
Sabu, Joanne ])age Were None"
Wendell Gorg Barry Fitzgerald
-Second Feature- Walter Huston
"TRAIL OF THE
VIGILANTES Sunday, April 3
Fraachot Tone, Warren "Ox Bow
William, Andy Devhte, Ineident"
Mlsdla Atler
o Henry Fonda - Dana Andrews
Next Week:
"Dot to the Sea in Ship No Sunday Matinee
ot'thope(lic associati(ms establish-
ted ill Mason collnty i:i now 1.11'1(](?1'-
way by tie officer's and inelnh(q's
of "the' Maso)l ("olnlty Associal.i(;Jl
of the Children's Orthol)edic Ih)s-
pital il| Seatth', on(, of tile ol'gan-
izations involved in the nlisunder-
standmg, according to Mrs. Roy
C. M('Contey, president (if that
gronp.
The ason County Association
of the Childr,m's Orthopedic Hos-
pital of Seattle is directly con-
nected wilh that tmspita[ and all
funds raised by the guilds and
anxiliaries in. this county are
turned over to that establishment.
The Children's OrthoI)odic Hos-
pital, Mrs. M cConkey explain(d,
takes cases fr()m ail over the t)a -
(,if to Northwest. Mason county
last year had 13 children trea'ted
there at a total cost tt) the hos-
pital of $g,800.
Whvn a patient is unable to
lmy any or all of the cost of the
t:aI'e and treatment prescribed,
tie hospital does so. It is through
the work of the many guilds and
auxiliaries of the Children's Itos-
pital, both in Mason County and
throughout the state, that ,the
hospital is maintained and fin-
anted.
h the past few months, a see-
end orthopedic association, The
Tacoma Orthopedic Association,
has been establishcd in Mason
county. This organization has no
connection with the nationally
famous children's hospital in Se-
attle, but is a separate group es-
tablished to raise a building fund
for a proposed children's hospi-
tal ill Tacoma, according to M I [' s .
McConkey.
At present the Tacoma group
has no actual hospital, but instead
supports a children's clinic, Chil-
dren from Mason county may be
examined at the Tacoma clinic,
but if any treatment or hospital-
ization is advised, the ease may
then be sent to tile Children's Of
thopedie Hospital in Seattle.
Mrs. McConkey advises that all
persons interested in becoming
ntembers of any orthopedic gronp
in Mason county inquire at length
into the connection of the group
with the hospital in Seattle, as
some local women have, through
lack of knowledge of this similar-
ity of names and purposes, affil-
iated themselves with the Pierce
county group.
said:
"Now see here, wise guy, if ymt
don't sing I'll tin'ow y<)u so deep
in the clink they'll have t+ pus l)
the sunshine to yo))]"
Said the little boy, quickly:
"I'm Diekie Sharrah, I live at
i015 Arcade Bonlevard, and l are
four years ohl."
VIITOR FROM ,UNNYSll)E
Mrs. Robert Day and Mrs. Clar-
ence Ritchie of Stmnyside, Wash-
ington are guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter l)ay of
Union. Mrs. Day, a former resi-
dent of Shelton, and Mrs. kit(hie
plan to remain two w(,,.tcs.
FROM TACOMA
Mrs. Francis V/aIIace of Taco-
ma visited last week at the home
I .
!el hr parents, :Mr, and Mrs. W.
I). Schweitering. l)orothy Schwei-
lering accompanied her sister
back to Tacoma and spent the
week end with her,
TRIP TO CLARKSTON
Mrs. C. Henry Bacon and daugh-
ter, Terry, left this week for a
ten day visit at the home of Mrs.
Bacon's sister, Miss Florence
Payne of Clarkston, Wash.
A CAPPELLA CHOIR]
1 [ DAY, APRIL 5
8:15 P.M.
IN THE
GRAHAM THEATRE
Adults $1.25 Children 75¢ ,
THIS MAY
BE A
MAN'S WORLD
. . . But His Clothes
Must Please
A Woman . . .
Dress Up
In Your
Old Clothes
Have Them Dry Cleaned Regularly at
PANTORIUM ,CLEANERS & TAILORS
215 S ,. 2nd "St. Phone
Any day now comes one of spring's biggest
thrills-that first carefree cruise into the
country on the wings of your Buick-with the
air warm and full of promise, and you falling
in love with your Buick all over again!
We want you to get the most out of thls affair, ccrt.
because we've been around Buicks so nuch
we have a deep and loving interest in them,
too-so we've got everything all set in our
shop to get your car all seLfor the season.
spark plugs,
buretor, radiator 0
system, bottery
spark plugs,
valve-tappet
buretor,
rate,
wheel bearings, I
gear.
Changing your oil-flushing out your cooling
system-these are only starting points for us l
Any machine as fine as your Buick deserves
a complete check-up and tune-up-and we
have the men, the tools, the experience, to do .
it as no one else quite can!
Drop in this week and let us fix a time
for bringing ydur Buick beauty up to its
new-car thrill-level. For that magic
Saturday morning, sometime soon, when
there's a heady invitation in the air
to get under way someplace-be ready!
Buick +°+° Buicks +++t
,+P++:'+++'4+ +r ::+ a+ +
ERVIN
South First and Mill Streets,
Shelton, Washington-
cylinder hea
connections.
-- do complete t
tune-up, Inspect i
linings far weOr,
and add wofer,
s r