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SHELTON-MASON cOUN'FY JOURNAL;
MRS. WELLS • HONORED
Mrs. Aliee Barietcman *snored
Mrs. ,]ohn %Velis at a stork simw-
cr Wednesday, April 2. Games
were played and miscellaneous
prizes were give]} to winneFs. '/'he
honorc(I guest received many love-
ly gifts. Imnchcon was served at
tile close of the day,
PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
A baby daughter was born Tues-
day, April 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Geral
Rodgers at tile Shelton lmspitat, day, April 17.
ATTENDANCE SOUGHT
All tlmse hfierested in the future
of the ITnion Sunday school are in-
vited to attend the schocl next
Sunday. Mrs. Pauline Winne, sec-
retary-trearurer of the classes.
asks that .a large attendance be
present as the school is neces-
sary to the community,
P. STOEHR PRESENTED
AT PIANO RECITAL
:Mrs. Charles R. Lewis will pre-
sent Philip Stoehr in a piano re-
cital Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m.,
April 20, a't the senior high school
auditorium. Lee Rucker, violinist,
and the girls' sextet will assist.
The program wilL be as follows:
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EACH SPENCER SUPPO'RT
IS INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED, CUT AND MADE
Thus your SPENCER WILL DO FAR
MORE FOR YOU than an ordinary
Support,
INVESTIGATE SPENCER'S
unusual style and health benefits tday
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Sonata Up. 14, No. 2 and Fur
:- - Eitse, both by Ludwig Van Bee-
AC'rlVETTS TO MEET • thoven; Alt Wien, Leopold Godow-
The Activettes will meet at the I sky; May Night, Sells Palmgren;
hmne of Mrs. S. W. Price Thurs-lBy the Sea, George Posca, and
four selections by Frederic Chopin.
Lee Rucker and the girls' sextet
will be heard in Canzonatta by
Tschaikovsky and Since First I
Met Thee by Rubenstein, respect-
ively.
BERNICE SCHREIBER
Phone 799-J Dealer 1416 Summit Dr.
Spencer Individually Designed Foundations
for Abdomen, Back and Breasts
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Tell Your Associated Dealer You Want a National Credit Card
VISITS TEXAS
Miss Nellie Nelson, assistant to
Mason County School Superinten-
dent William Goodpaster, has left
her duties at that office for a
three-week vacation at San Anton-
io, Tex. She also plans to tour
into Mexico.
W.C.T.U. TO HOLD
ONE-DAY INSTITUTE
The Shelton Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold its in-
stitute on Wednesday, April 16,
at the Baptist Clmrch with both
an afternoon and evening session.
The afternoon meeting will be-
gin at 2 o'clock and the evening
Guild Presents
Book Review
Shelton ladies attending a book
review and tea tomorrow at the
home of Mrs C. R. Lewis. 207
irch St.. will be privileged to
hear Mrs, Marion Garland of
Bremerton review Kenneth Rob-
ert's newest novel "Lydia Bailey."
The event is under the direct
sponsorship of St. David's Episco-
pal Guild and in open to the pub-
lic,
Tickets are now on sale for $1.00
and may be obtained at The Jour-
nal or by. contacting Mrs. Philip
Murray or Mrs. E. J. McGill. The
program will begin at 2 p.m. A
door prize will 'be awarded.
Mrs, Garland is well tcnown in
local literary and dramatic cir-
cles and her review is expected to
be of exceptional entertainment. A
large turnout is anticipated by the
Guild.
SKOKOMISH VALLEY
P.T.C. HOLDS ELECTION
Skokomish Valley Parent Teach-
ers Club met at the scttool house
on Thursday evening for an elec-
tion of officers. The folowing
persons will take office in Sep-
tember and be installed at the
next meeting:
Mrs. Claude Dugger, president;
meeting will begin with a 6:30 Mrs. Oliver Peterson, vice-presi-
p.m. potluck dinner. There will dant" Mrs Lestcr Crossa- uvo
be r -h rs ""i I ................. -
. a prog am wit M . w n- tory-treasurer; and Mrs. Theodore
/;red Lewis, state president of the 1:iPhel.t historian and renn.*,
W.C.T:U., and Mrs: Iz.a RichazdTI Appreciation of the $10 dons-
son. state vlce-prestaenL. . . as. giles[ r tion of the American, Legtu.:-- u-'""
speakers. The- pubhc m mwted to l iliarv for the water heate- ,.hio].
tt.n , , -, ........
...... I the P.T.C. had ordered, was ex-
m=l,m, i Pressed. Mr. George Andrews of
A''. ru -r n I Shelton presented motion pictures.
"'The;egfl-ar m0nhiy'meeting of [. Door p'iaZceo)soWnerSnWOn., by Mrs.
the Shelton W(3 TU met Friday, Jeo, ara a unvel Je
.... erson. Dr. J. B. Eason, health of-
April. 4, at the home of Mrs. Corn
H epner, for a on o'clock potluck
luncheon. The Rev. Mr. Fry ad-
dressed the group and led devo-
tions.
Mr€ Walter Elllott, Sr., spoke
on hymns of the church referring
to the cross, A number of the
hymns were sung by the group.
Mrs. Robert C. Johnson delivered
a report on the latest statistics
on liquor advertising throughout
the country. She revealed that
$100,000,000 will be spent this year
][o liquor advertising.
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
William H, Pu'baugh, 18, and
Lorraine M. Smith, 16, bbth of Bel-
fair, April 2, at Shelton.
Arthur L. Ackley, 26, of Brem-
erton, and Christina O. Maki. 27,
of Centralia. April 4, at Shelton.
Harry Velma Cook, , and Eu-
gena Matilda Biekle, 6," both of
Bremerton, April 5, at Shelton.
Seth W, Follett, 28, and Inger
E. Erickson, 24, both of Bremer-
ton, April 5, at Shelton.
A. S. Kresky, 59, of Las Vegas,
New and Olive Anne Glanville, 36,
of Centralia, April 7, at Shelton.
LaVerne L. Lunore, 26, and TiN
lie H. Cogens, 23, both of Port
Orchard, April 8, at Shelton.
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Justice of the Peace Walter Ma-
goon Wednesday, April 2, perform-'
ed a marriage ceremony uniting
Burton F. Dickinson and Emogene
Berch, both of Shelton.
DIVORCE SOUGHT
An interlocutory decree of di-
vorce was granted Saturday by
uperior Court Judge D. F.
Hght to Florence Z, Scott from
Raymond W. Scott. Mrs. Scott'd
maiden name of Florence Z. Stev-
ens was restored to her.
FRUIT TREES
ORNAMENTAL
SHRUBS
A0000RCR000
00SERY
Wilbert Catto
Walker Park - Phone 59I-W
fleer from Olympia, is to be guest
speaker at the May meeting of
the group.
SOUTHSIDE 4-H
CLUB SPONSORED
The Southside 4-H Club met
Friday evening, April 4, Mrs.
Newman, senior girls leader, re-
ported that the Friendship Club
had voted to sponsor the 4-H Club
in this community.
The club will give a social at
the community hall Saturday,
April 19. The money received from
this entertainment will be used to
send eligible members of the club
to the state 4,H club camp at Pull-
man.
There will be a saIe of articles
made by members and parents.
Lee Huston will net as auctioneer
for a white elephant sale. Movies
will be featured and refreshments
will be sold. The public is invited
and any person wishing to donate
articles for the sale may bring
then].
SPECIAL ELECTION
HELD BY AUXILIARY
The V.F.W. Auxiliary held a
special meeting last Thursday
evening at the Memorial Hall for
the election of Bea Gray as treas-
urer, Eva Hanson, chaplain: and
Shirley Hanson, trustee•
Friday, April 4, was installation
of officers with the following seat-
ed: Mamie Clark, president; Ma-
mie Earl, junior vice-president;
Boa Gray, treasurer; Ann Levin,
secretary; Arma Springer, conduo-
t'ress Eva HanSon, chaplain; Mary
Jadinj guard; Mrs. Augusta Two-
hy, historian and Gloria Williams,
Irene Jackson, Juanita Potte' and
Shirley Hanson, color bearer
Leona Hancock, fifth district
president, installed .the ladi of:
the auxiliary. Cake, ce creamand
coffee were served by the ladies
following the ceremony.
SWIMMING PARTY HELD
Members of the Cheskchamay
Campfire Girls enjoyed a swim-
ming party in Olympia last Sat-
urday evening, Those, present were
Pat Henderson, Do0thy Fisher,
Donna Demon, "Barbara Bates,
Karen Candon, Barbara Hawley,
L0raine Andrews and Sally Fer-
guson, a guest Mrs. Bates and I
Mrs. Noble furnished the transp?r I-
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Airplanes .... 80/20 COLLISION
FiRE i& THEFT
Save your War Bonds and pay for these new
comforts aad conveniences out of income at
low bank rates. Ask your dealer or inquire at
Consumer Credit Department, any branch.
SHELTON BRANCH
M EMe,R F.O.I.C.
CURRENT SIX MONTHS RATES
FOR /Insert City or CounfyJ TERRITORr
$940 Cevro[et, Ford, Plymouth ..... 2.30
1940 Dodge, Pontiac 6, ,'41 Plymouth .....
40, '+, a0,ok s,L, ',, 4o Chry=er 6 Ro. 1 $23.40
'$9, ,40, '41 Va$oto 6, '40. '41. '42 Marc[iry J $25.30
$12.00 Lifetime Membershlo Fee atlnceptlon of Policy.
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ON OTHER AKES AND YEAR MODELS.
BILL PEARSON
118 E. Grove - Phone 654
OSCAR MELL
1st & Grove - Phone 777
BIRTHDAY MEETING
HELD MARCH 28
The Arcadia Economics Club
met Monday, March 28. at the
home of Ida Downie for a birth-
day meeting for all those mere-,
bers whose birthdays fell within
January, February or March.
Timse honored were presented
with a decorated cake from the
cluh.
The next meeting will be held
tomorrow at the lmme of Opal
isehe. A noon potlucl¢ luneheol.
will be servcd.
On April 18 Mrs. Pauline Ems-
Icy will be hostess to a sewing
club sponsored by the Arcadia Ec-
onomics Club. The Mason eotmty
demonstrator will be pz'esent.
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