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7, 1949.
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Anderson Kubel
;i; Soc,al Events ii:i
Troth Announced '" " ::
Of interest to Sheltml friends
will be the recent announcement Barbara Nelson, Society Editor . . Phone 100 iii
of the engagement of Phyllis An- • .:.
derson of Pulhnan to Ray Rubel ;.*°`..`.°``:°..*`;*`.``;°`*.``°;``°`.°°;```;°°°°;°;``;`:``"°;;°`°:°` . 1";'°}';'•;'.',
of Peabody, Kansas. •
Ray, who is the WSC room- ownsend Club Meet ournrise Party
mate of Guy Beckwith has made Held At Willis Home TT r n..; J
many friends in Shelton as the The 'rownsond Ch,b No. 3 met honors mrm(lav I
house guest of the Ueckwlth., on :it the hm)m of MJ!. and Mrs. E(i The birthday party behl*'Mon-!
school and summer holiday .via- Willis Saturfmy, Apru z, 1or a . .
' . . (lay evening at the home ot Mr
its. During summers he worked r)otluek droner and bumness meet- • ........ S "" " ]
at Simpson Woodfiber plant, ins s Tho p/e?:enn t ¢IereaM('. lnd nelaVUsSm.l/:/. C; tltllrattlleWL S o
Following a tradition establish- ....... " "
.. ".' .' :U C ' ' " '') ==" honor John Swe,.t. He recovered
ed last year, Mrs. Anderson, house luloert,. vn's. . ...... :h'ace Let age, mr.;. qu,c,,y..,,.L. ,,u- sv-en* a. ...... unjuyetoje: ..... I
mother at South house made the and Mrs lennaru ullanue JaCK ,, • ,r .... :---. o ..... es a-' --. • u
• -" "'" " = A'e Ro .enm o playm 8a,t . .-u ",.]-i
announcement of the engagement Smith mrs tara ety w - ' ..... a ......
' • ' _ ' .... e(l Ills Dlrl:nO y cake WlLn tile*
as she does for all engaged South man. , Jonn .JacKs°n. . , •J' l)emrtty other'" guests."
honse men. Special interest was and the host an(t hostess. Prizes for thc games played
added when Mrs. Anderson could The next meeting will be held wcre won by Mrs. Wiley Surratt,
,mm"malsfllghtto' include her daughter in this an- at the home of Mrs. Clara Getty :Mrs. Bill Nolk, Mrs. Evelcne Far-
= N,e,lta. 192.8: </ nouncement.
|1. famPter=u-en' I Phyllis is a teaeler in the on April 16 preceded by a potluck rcll and Don Eagle.
r% 1861 - ' "
|--Pl .... ". _,)[Franklin elementary school of dinner at 6 p.m. All members are Guests attending were Mr. and
• =....-.v.-alr.est°.re.a'l Pulman and Ray is a senior in asked to be present and guests Mrs. Willimn Porter Surratt, Mrs.
- r ar,d ' " ' .... - .......... Donald Eagle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
.. P'192 l}eleetr,cal engineering. A late sum- are invited. Evelene Farrell, Mr. and Mrs.
..braham Lincoln 3 ] met wedding has been planned. ]:)4-:..,A -,,!,,, qP,,a,],, Nolk and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs.
'" L CU l.en£1all, • . ."swe.Lt
- "*ICH 8UNOAY n Mrs. Ed Perdue and three chil- TO Make Shelton Home and Ofildren and the honored
1 ,,,,ALL I dren, of Spokane, arrived in Shcl- A welcome is extended to new guest and host and hostess.
i'l , '}, [J ton Tuesday for a visit at the residents of Shelton, Nh'. and Mrs. '_ ------
ern L ClarK, formerly of Taco- **| ]/l[amao a4-
lrA II " I,_A I/home of Mrs. Perdue's parents, ma JIUllU .,lknutLu,L, li k.L
Jl . 11 V ' [/ Mr. ,and Mrs. J. W. Gralmm. Mr.
. v ]] Perdue, former Shelton newspaper Mr. Clark has just retired fol-|]r¢olrl-- T,.i ]l-iql
'*01dR =--- |[publisher and now associated with lowing 39 years of tehing at llU.,.ltL .t 1JtK::;
.,,RVICE ]the Cowles' Spokane newspapers Stadium high school in Tacoma, Tim guild members of St. Dav-
--t,L)- PIVEILS I] is expected to join his family part of this time was spent am id's church will hold the Episco-
[here on Friday. head of the Stadium science de- pal Diocesan tea April 20 in the
pertinent, guild hall. All members of the
,v.- Clarks have ,)urchaseda church and tlaeir friends are in-
---" ' helton nl ex--ect to vited to attend this silver tea.
, , , some m ' e
• "emain here ermanentl" Proceeds of the tea will furn-
y z. ish the women's room in Diocesan
SON VISITS HEnri I House in Seattle.
---- There will be no regular week
FROM ,IAra
Robe * Faria son of Jose Faria, ly lenten meeting .°f the guild
" ' e next Monday as tt ts Holy Week
xisited his father for th. first "
time in 10 years last week while
he was on leave from Japan.
Robert served with the 3rd Div-
ision during the war in Tunisia
Africa and Sicily, Italy and has
recently been stationed in Japan
with the 304th, 'Army Signal
Corps. He left Monday for Fort
ScStt, San Francisco where he
will be reassigned.
SON BORN IN SPOKANE
Major and Mrs. J. A. Viger of
Spokane becante parents of a son
Andrew Steres, born on April 1.
The new arrival weighed 8 pounds
and 15 ounces. Proud grandpa¢-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Vige"
of Shelton and Mrs. Aln Gibson
of Sioux City, Nebraska.
A graduate of Irene S. Reed
high ;chool, Major Viger is now
an Army meteorologist at Spo-
kane.
$2.18
lJ Whiskey ""'*
$3.46
Quart
: , A Blend ""*'°';"
War Liquor
' Tax
PRO0. CORP.. {t. Y.. 86 PROOF . 65% GRAIN HEUTRAL SPIRITS
0000FOOD
Bremerton Rebekahs
Expected As Guests
Of Shelton Lodge
Guests from Bremerton Aurilla
Rebekah Lodge No. 133 will be
entertained by Shelton Ruby Re-
bekah lodge at a regular meeting
at 8 p.m. April 8 at the I.O.O.F.
hall.
An entertainment program has
been planned in which the Odd
Fellows will participate. Enter-
tainment committee members are
Ruth Yule and Elizabeth Sinai)-
son. Grace Bartlett is the lunch
committee chairman.
Those wishing may wear for-
mals to this meeting.
Rebekah drill team practice
will be held at 8 p.m. April 7 in
the I.O.O.F. hall.
High School Scoops
MAGAZINES
Post. Life. Colliers and Holiday
take the lead as the four most
popular magazines checked out to
study hall students day by day
in the library reserve'room.
If one of these interesting time-
killers is not available at the mo-
ment, the girls Witl 'ettle "'for
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
Bingo Party For 4-H Open House Honors
: S H 0 L Lumber
anhandle Lake Camp n eave
Site Benefit Fund on ome Shelton
The Oakhtnd l),ay 4-I1 C, lul) i: Seventy gue,;ts were entertained
holding a, bingo t)arty at p.m. from 3 to 5 last Sunday .tfternoon
April 8 at the Oakland Bay school at an open house given by Mr.
house• and F ,,, ,,o,,. P Y "om-- an-
Features of the evening will in- or t)f 12eir son Bill, who is honm
('.lude door prizes, a 4-tt progr:un, on leave after successfully cost-
refreshments and prizes tot all. pleting boot training at Sau
Everyone is invited to come and Diego Naval Training Center.
bring tlteir friends. Proceetb of i Spring flowers wcre used as at:
the evening will benefit the 4-It tractive decorations Un'oughout
Panhandle Lake camp site. Oak-I tlae hOUSe.
land Bay 4-H leaders are Mrs. C. i Out of town guests ntcmded
M. Mercer and Mrs. I,eb Quinn. i Mr. and Mrs. Don Harmou of
............ Madrona Beach, Olympia.
Tolly Simpson Guild I ...........
Holds Regular Meeting T. B. EXECUTIVES
The Tolly Simpson Orthopedic TO HOLD MEETING
Guild met at the honte of Mrs. All. members arc urged to at-
i IIIIII I i I I ii I II
FLOOR SANDERS FOR RENT
Ed Lovell on llarch 31. Serving tend the executive hoard meet-
"s co-hostess was Mrs. Guy Nor- Ins of the Maon (:ounty Tuber- - ............ , .....................................................................................................................
ris. (UIosis Association to I)e held ,u, ,,,,, , ,,,,, I
at 12'0 }m A)rll 11 in the
h'ene Blanchard a former mere-, .. 1. • I . '
her was welcomed back into the tu,rcnlosls offh'c at Hm Court
guild. Mrs. 'B()ck was a guest at] House, In OIlr Location on
the guild meeting. -- ...........
.... of the Peru Die I SON BORN IN II)AIlO
. ,.narman . ,y '=',. I Mr and Mrs Clmrles Dosske.y ,'41.1.41A,B.II=== View
VtI'S: lorris., was also appolllLeU of 51"1 Colorado St., Pullman, ar'e
atone m.eeung. , . . IDarents of It 7 pound 10 oum;e
P OllOwlng rue DtsIness nqeeLlng - . ........
bi" a " fteshments we, c cn son, ruce na,',os, .o'n :areu ON THE OLYMPIC IIIGHWAY
• • ag.e nd 'e .... I ]0 at Moscow, hla.ho.
joyea.. ....... ] t " Mr. Dosskey is a post Kraduatc MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box 598, Shelton
rtostess tor tne aay z6 eel- I ,. • ,,.
.... : ..... student of en 'meerm ot Wash-
In writ oe Mrs. uaura Wilcox as- I ' g o- ' Charles Welrauoh PHONE 657
i -gn-. b, Mrs Edno Ou'rnstro mgton State College at I ullnasn.
°' z ..... ..... " Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
• .. . A E Klasell of Shelton anti Mr
StzFLT()NIANS BE()()MF ' . "
...=...k-D,N, " land Mrs. Ernest Dosskey of thch-
uau. n., ,,-, . . t land I1 I lll l 1 / •
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Henury ot, .....................................
Tacoma became parents ol: an II II .......... - "--- ............
8 pound 10 ounce daughter born NOW! ....
at the Tacoma Gcneral Hospital "" "'^"'" BE L
on March 15. Mrs. ttendry is the m | |iu [ | Ill ] n
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry | 1 [ '| | m
1-Iurst of Shelton and the paternal & & II V L 1 &
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
George Hendry of Tacoma.
ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING
The St. Mary's Altar Society
will meet Thursday, April 7 at 8
p.nt. in the SL. l£dward's Church
parlors. This will be a regul.r
meeting.
SUAN JOINS
VALLEY FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgc L. Vallcy
of Shelton are the parents of t
daughter. Susan Colleen. born
Marcl 30 at St. Peter's Hospital
in "Olympia. Susan weighed 5
pounds and 14b. ounces accord-
ing to her father who also re-
ported that mother, father and
daughter are all doing well.
Grandparents are Mr and Mrs.
Carl Helenius of Olympia and Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Valley of Shel-
ton.
The Easter Parade
Isn't Far Off- Don't Be a
"Too-Later." Send your
"t , • l"
Pressing and Dry (,leaning
Now To ....
PANTORIU00 CLEANERS &
215 S. 2nd St.
II I II I I
TAILORS
Phone 86
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Seventeen or American Girl. The
boys usually prefer, its second
DA - FRIDAY - SATURDAY {APRIL 7 - 8 - 9) choice, Sport Field and Stream •
or Popular Mechanics.
.... FREE TO EACH CUSTOMER So when you happen to ask for , .....
a magazine that isn't in, don't ' ' : '
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PUP TENTS-- J 1
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HUNTING KNIVES-- "T¢I
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WATERPROOF MATCHES 4 P.¢I
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HAMMOCKS--Navy, J ==1
Complete with Clews ............................................. n I
LIFE RAFTS " I
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Two Man ............... 37,$0]
COMPLETE WITH OARS ANO PUMP [
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M,. Ch,,poo 14.95
CALK SHOES o,, Tanned Leather
WOBK SHOES ....................................... $3.95
Dress Oxfords, Army & Navy ............ $7.95
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Phone 748
there is always a dictionary left
ONE COFFEE MEASURE on thesholf, ........
AND THE SAVINGS ON MANY LOW PRICED ITEMS (()I,LE(}E ('()NFEIENCES
Sixty-five college minded sen-
iors from h'ene S. Reed and Ray-
TALL mond High Schools attended var-
['1 A'T ]rl[ .] [ SILVER BAR ious college confcrenccs here last
AM. inCO Friday. These confe,'ences are
"'"" '"'*" I CRE RN brought into the vocational pro-
T" various colleges, to answer ques-
'' D¢ tions about costs, courses, .etc..
[ t CarnaUon II, I} I Silver Bar TOMATOES of the college situation.
After the introduction of the
No. 2 Tins roprcsentatives froln 12 schools
ings with representatives of the
college of their first choice. Two
more 25-minute conferences fol"
r: ' DEL MONTE At the close of the scheduled
meeting's students were able to
ACHES C 0 R speak personally to the rep,'esen-
" I NO ns M tatives for added information.
NO. 2= TINS | . 2 Ca When asked her opinion of the
conferences, Gloria Oslerho]na, lo-
1 2 OR 3 , " cal senior, replied, "I thought
they were very good and very
worth while." This was also the
view expressed by other enior
., __ . ! A? -MLA 152"oz'DOg'TINS , interviewed. * * ",'
u U.R .I Cat FOOD ,mA,N'r,WST" ,,ANC'E
,_,_.,_ . Using an April Fool's theme, the
Honor Society presented their an-
V'I 1 P __ _O_R- ,_" _ ram1 dance last Friday night.
To carry out the theme, color-
ful masks decorated the gym.
S Three large masks were placed
[.)[ { SOAP POWDER on the back boards of the bas-
kets in a lavender and violet eol-
|/=,1 ! TIDE-DUZ-OXYDOL or scheme. Smaller masks of a
variety cf colors decorated the
L" ) .r I LARGE 4)€ 2 walls, *
At one point in the evening,
. y'_"'. ** 1 __ _ PK6, someone climbed up and took one
" of the large masks from the bas-
kets. Soon a mad scramble was
- Lb.,k----_----] I: " BAR SIERRA PINE, LUX /¢lm underway for all the masks.
SOV To, Soap, / LO,_ A highlight of the evening was
v,]aen Bill Baxr took what he
thought to be one, 'of the candy
bat's tlmt also dccorated the walls.
He soon discovered, much to his
407 South First St.
12-INCH
FISHING BASKETS
'1.75
3 /z. H.P. SCOTT-ATWATER
OUTBOARD OTORS
'95.00
disgust, that inside the wrapper
was a piece of plywood?
i|OWIJNG
The prep bowling teams will
go Lo Olympia April 10 for a rc-
hu'n bowling match with Lincoln
High of Tacoma,• They will be
bowling in the Capitol Alleys.
Saturday, March 26 the teams
bowled in the National Tom'na-
ment. The girls were competing
against 800 teams in tle United
States attd the boys against 1,000.
Their scores we,'e sent. to Chi-
cago. In about two weeks they
will know what rating they have
received.
YF, AR-BOUND (]HOW
Although most grain is har-
vested in this country within a
spaec of four months, it is con-
suntcd in its finished form dur-
ing the entire year. In rials con-
nection, the centralized grain ex-
changes make it possible to ac-
complish an orderly distribution
of thc gram throughout the en-
tire year with a minimum of price
fluctuation.
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