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ff Mr. and
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iT. Jerome
and Mrs.
ring eere-
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,rshman in
s and rel-
el' wedding
,ith brown
Lt of straw.
ink carna-
drs. Emma
r-in-law of
'al tan suit
. and iden-
vc. brother
man.
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remony for
n Portland
return will
in Shelton.
r education
and when
mployed in
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a the U. S.
in the Pa-
He is now
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with all
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Taxi.Grocery
(formerly Heinie's Taxi-Grocery)
FIRST AND PINE
/.
Evenings -- Sundays
D Qffering DELIVERY SERVICE for
f cREAM--CANDY--SOFT DRINKS
-- Plus --
'U.,,,TIG AND FISHING E(UIPMENT
(IF'IFLD"0L PRODUI3'TS --'AUTO sUPPLI.S
NCING
Saturday Night
Roller
Rink
i
RY THE 6 RUSY BEE
¢Ty BUS SERVICE TO AND
FROM THE DANCE
SFPm,TON.MASON
Lake Cushman
.... 2;EE72;2 ....
A light snowfall did not keep
the Cushnlan ehlb members home
from the party Thursdity night
which was held at the home of
Mrs. Mark P, yan who was assisted
by Mrs. Robert Smith. There were
five tables of cards and several
additional guests, among them
:Mr. and Mrs. AI Brenninger of
Hoodsport. Prizes were won by
Gordon Dickinson, Mrs. Nick See-
va and consolation prizes by Mr.
Brenninger an(t Mrs. Don Brown.
The house was charmingly decor-
ated with arrmgements of bridal
wreath and primroses. The next
party is to be held at the home
of Mrs. Del Laramie.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sceva of In-
diau Beach were dinner guests
Sunday of the Arthur Gilmores
and while at Cushman visited tiae
O. K. Linscotts.
fr Mrs'ore Del Laramie was visited
Thursday through Sunday
b) her children, Dr. an Mrs. Noi -
man Dorn and Miss Anelia Bry-
don, all of Ellensburg.
An Easter dinner was given at
the home of the E. Radtke's in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter La-
Master of Seattle and Mr. and
Mrs. O. Radtke. The LaMasters
spent the week end at Cushman.
It was reported by D. W. Web-
ster of Lincoln Park Ranger Sta-
Christian Science
Le6ture Delivered
Here Friday Night
Following is a condensed version
of a le&ure on Christian Science
entitled "Christian Science: A Sat-
isfying Religion" which was de-
livered by Robert Stanley Ross,
C.S.B., of New York, in the Irene
S. Reed high school auditorium
last Friday evening.
The lecturer spoke substantial-
ly as folows:
When John the Baptist won-
dered whether Christ JeStlS was
the looked-for Messiah he sent
two of his disciples to the Master
with the question, "Art thou he
that should come or do we look
for another?" Jesus replied by
pointing to his works, saying, "Go
and shew John again those things
which ye do hear and see: the
blind receive their sight, and the
lame walk, the lepers are cleansed,
and the deaf hear, the dead are
raised up, and ihe poor have the
gospel preached unto them. And
blessed is he, whosoever shall not
be offended in me."
It is as if he said: These peo-
ple were sick and in trouble. Neith-
er prevailing systems of religion
nor medicine were capable of heal-
ing them, although they must
have ad ample opportunity, But
look ht them now! They're well
arid happy! Could I send to John
more' convincing 'proof?" Could I
lion that the snow reentt seas- offer him clearer evidence of
nred at Black and WhiteLake is l what constitutes practical, work-
only one-half as deep as it was I able, satisfying ieligion?
tast year at this time, there being i Impressive Incident
now seven feet This news will l Recenly a young man applied
be welcomed by sportsmen Who for membership 'in a local Chris-
wish to get into the mountains tian Science church. During the
early with horses, customary examination, he told
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t mpgrtat Person who's arriving.
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check it at a boulevard stop and see
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COUNTY JOURNAT;
the membership committee that he
had gone from one denomination
to another in what Seemed to him
to be a fruitless search for God.
Finally he had turned to Christian
Science and there had found that
for which he' longed, namely, a
satisfying religion.
When the committee asked the
applicant why he felt so sure, he
answered that it was because he
had found in Christian Science a
religion whose teaching was based
upon invariable, ever-available, de-
monstrable Principle. A 1 r e a d y,
with only a meager grasp of tim
subject, he said that he had over-
come a number of physical diffi-
culties. !e had even been led to
employ, ment in the midst of world-
Wide unemployment. H a v i n g
proved this divine Principle to be
demonstrable in- some ways, he
said he was convinced that it was
demonstrable in all ways.
To be sure, those who apply for
membership in the Christian Sci-
ence church are not required to
express their convictions in the
foregoing nor any other fixed
terms. Nevertheless , this appli-
cant's conclusiohs Were impress-
ive. They showed that he had
grasped early one of the basic
vital facts about this new 'and yet
old religion; for truly Christian
Science is based uton invariable,
ever-available, diwne Principle,
and this Principle can be demon-
strated adcgrdMg to ule.
Writing on pages 146 and 147
of the Christian Science textbook,
"Science and ealth:wit!4" Key" [o
the Scripturis,+ : M:gry Baker Eddy,
the Discovered and Founder of
Christian Science, says: "Divine
metaphysic§ is now 1;educed to a
system, to a form €oihIirehensible
by and adaptedto the thought of
the age in which we live. This
system enables the learner to dem-
• , ., . € .
onstrat+e the diwne Pnncple, upon
which Jesus' healing was based,
and the sacred rules for its present
application to the cure of dis-
ease,"
eickering
(Crowded Out Last Week)
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson and
two children of Shelton and Mrs,
Lillie Cameron and son, Bob, of
Pickering were Sunday dinner
gnests at the Ernest Anderson
home. the occasion being the 10th
birthday of the Andersons' grand-
son, Ernest Harrell.
Mr .arid :Mrs. Thomas Williams
nd Mrs. Elizabeth Wachtler of
eattle spent three days at the E.
B. Harrinn home last week.
These people were formerly Seat-
tle neighbors of the Harrimans
and came down to help celebrate
their 35th wedding anmversary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Peterson
made a bflsiness trip to Chehalis
Thursday. Mrs. Lucille Wright
and two children of Tacoma were
week ead guests of the Petersons.
Mr. and Mrs .R.J. Rhodes and
Mrs. F. Barbour+ of Seattle were
week end guests at the Earl Mac-
Millan home.
It was quite a shock to tis com-
munity to learn that the Maldor
Lundquist family is leaving us,
having bought a 40-acre dairy
farm neat' Mt, Vernon as their new
home. Mrs, LundquiSt carhe to
Pickering in 1922 as "the new
schoolma'am" at Grant school,
was wooed and won by Maldor,
And for a quarter century they
have been solid citizens of the
community. Needless to say, they
will be greatly missed. For many
years Mr. Lundqulst's business has
been logging, and now he is for-
saking the donkey for the cow.
Quite a change, we should think,
from calling "TIMBER!!!" to
"Come boss! Come boss!" Also
quite a change from such potent
terms as "bullbueker." "whistl, e
punk," "donkey doctor" an4 "rig-
gin' slinger" to such mild words as
"butterfat, "balanced ration,' etc,
Anyway, we wish them success.
Grapeview
(Crowded but Last Week)
Mrs .Carroll Bush a1tended an
annual mee(;ing Of the Goodwill
Club at;Eagie ' Creek, " Ore:: her
old home town. This was a special
gath'ering h0nbrtng ive Of the 01d-
er member's.
Mr. and' Mrs. W. . Reeves and
Mr. and' Mrs. . paynton had a
full day lest' Saturday.' They at-
tended the daffodil show in Ta-
coma in the morning and the boat
show in Seattle in the afterfioon.
The pinochle Club met witch lrs.
Vi Barrett last Thursday +,fie'r-
noon. :Mrs. Oscar Sund +and Mrs.
ock Wren tied for high score and
+Mrs. Frances Spooner gpfftl-ie' con-
solation.
Grapevlew Women's Club met on
Frl'diiy' aft.the home • of Mrs. A: A.
Stratford in conjunction with Sar-
ah Eckert'Auxlllary of 4 Seat-
tle Orthopedic Hospital. Mrs. W.
E. Reeves is treasurer of the new
auxillars, and Mrs. L. Wren is
chairman of the penny drive. Mrs.
Luther is president' of both club
and auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hillman have
a gorgeous new Packard car,
Miss Jfilia Stratford of Vaughn
spent the week end with lmr
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Stratford.
Otto Nelson and Charles Lom-
bard are working in' the woods
near Lake Cushman.
Mr. 'and Mrs.Brnard Housen of
Seabeck, with two of their chil-
dyen, Brenda and Dennis, visited
his paffents here last Saturday.
JoAnn and Eddie Housen were in
Bremerton attending Scout me&-
in:ean" Buckingham and Chester
.Hansen are working at the Castle
Mill near Shelton: :
rter waiting for about a
month to "hear from their' son,
Warren, word finally came that
he landed in San Francisco last
Friday and will' be home;soon.
Kenneth Leever.p heard strange
noises out on his beach the other
day and upon inves'tlgating found
some nnwelcome strangers taking
oyserB an'd'ybung Slapper Leev-
ers, alwayn willing to help, was
tossing oysters into the strang-
ers' sacks, nd
We were amused at Sa y
Rice's day-by-Aay description of
young Skipper's .black' eYe: The
first day it was black, thn blue,
green, purple/'yellor "and 'white. I,
Miss Loreta O'Lou.ghln and
l
Mrs. Vern a'0hans0n n :to the,
Pa
• Army Recruiters .............................. .....
' ,
In Twin Cities at At Shelton Hotel
nApri112
l' V "t'tlXnOS['; 0 A change'in the local Army re-
cruiting service w a+ revealed this
The big parades with hundreds week with the appointments of
of Cub Scouts; Boy Scouts and Staff Sergeant Arthur Allen and
Senior Scouts will be part of the First Sergeant Charles E. Brower
features of the "1947 Exposition of Tacoma as heads of recruiting - .....
of Scouting Progress" on April activities in this area. • Theywill] EW,.WL!
12. The Imrades will be staged operate from the Shelton Hotel.
in Chehalis_and Centialia in the Any persons interested In ob- ] - ......... + " "
S H00U00Ep h I ,. 't
itself, to be held at the Southwest enlistmentsard asked tO leave ' ' L'+
Washington Fair Grounds midway .... _
.1tteir name and address or tele-+ ....... + .
between Chehalis and Centralia. phone number at the hotel. Sgts.. -----, , ,
The boys and their leaders will be Allen and BroWer, wht) will be in i [mi +":" eria,+t:"
transported between the two corn- Shelton every Thursday. from 9:30 i' |aJll *Otftel"O'
munities and back to the Fkir a'.m. to 3 p..'VtI1 €onta'ct' those I b,¢t !t.|.+i
Grounds by special arrangement, persons.
Already every Scout unit has This week, being Army Week, i aouse:paffl
tickets t° sell and first rep°rts in" aeti'ities in nearbY military areas "' ''' ....
dfcate a brisk sale. The show, were dnnouned by the leal re-
which is one of the 'activities cruiting officers.+ The celebration ;0,
planned by the Tumwater Area opened with an open house at Fort +.',.'-"!
Council at its meeting tri Chehalis Lewis and an air sho at cChord - a l,
last fall, will b.rlng together hun- Field • which featfi'red a jet-pro- I , ,+,
dreds of uniformed Youngsters as lelled plane and a heli0copter. .................... +,,,,, , ,,,=++,a=,
well as young men of the senlor Yesterday an Army Day parade
program of scoutig. The, Che- was hed in Olympia.
halls and Centralig Districts of .............
the Tumwatd; 'ea Cdunctl are
playing host "ad'dtviding the du- ' ENAMELQID
ties of putting on the show. HOLD EVERYTltlNG
I ..........................
Puyallup Daffodil Festival last • A one-coat
Saturday. The crowd at P:uyallup This Ad Is Worth" beauiy+ireai: '
was so great they+decided to 'go ...... blieY me., fo,ou= /+22!
on to Sumner. ' +': ...... ' furniture,w0odet
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwlnn I'm the new Watkins Dealer in work.., toy/''; +1 .......
and family were Suhday +g31ers in MasonC0unty. In order to in-
Seattle. " ........ trod.ce myself a.d my'service High gloss .... !, I
Grapeview C onmunity Club met of bringing the famod.W,tkiqs lrilliaa+t ¢01qI i $41,.13,
at the school house last Friday I/b+ol'dcts'mto tO . hitb' "l"i , - " r ' ' + ' 't
evening. A carnival is being plgn- maRi'q:g' a "ispcli), offep. Clip
ned "for the' last pai't Of." Ap'fl, tKl'+ad and: ,eset;•"it t# "me L ;,+ +. ]; ...... ;+++, .....
also a series of card parties dur- vlan T'c+ill]+lt'i W d'th"25 eefis ..........
ing April and" lay. 'There was oq any order of $2.50 or more.
dancing to the music of our local I ha¢ s'ph¢'[l/0fYi*S ' in famotis
orchestra, Julius Stock: Gordon Watkins"produgts. You get your
Peterson and Elmer Wesserling m'oiley's @rth ;Whe" ou 'B S EM I- L U $1' R E
and severa! tables of pinochle, f60"n,mebe6'ause'+you sae 6i +
several+visitors+ dame over' from hlgh-qiaality food produots, 'cos-
Allyn. Refreshments were under metics, medicln'es, household
the direction 'of the 'young men of aJds and 'farm line products.
the club. Wit for y 0al| and+ t]S this
ad. Offe ad fmfa customer nly.
William R. Spooner has been work fresh, cher,u
appointed vice-president of the ,2d c0Aors, amazmt+y
Grapeview Fire Department. Last R.C. SPRINGER warsh'abl b¢Lvlt
Monday evening lessrs. Rice, . . , ,
therton and Spooner attended a pHONi= 466W \\; +;.61
special meeting at the Belfair Fire Address, 304 McKlnley St+.,
Department. Our local officers Shelton, Wash. , ...':+art
are eager to learn about this busi.
ness. I I {7 ' -- .:/Z
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' ' KIDDIES W.AS. A,GRAND SUCCESS + "
Harold Lakeburg
Eliot EleCtric
M. C. (Nell) Zlntheo
Mason County Abstract
and Title Company
Andrews Studio
Shelton Electric Co.
Forrest Flower s , Gifts
'Olympic FurnRure Co.
Walter A. Magoon
Carte Hardware
Ross Barber Shop
McConkey Ptlarmacy
$,helton rin,lg & 8tationePy
' ' ' ' C 0 , *L + + ....
Burgoyne Photographers
' Kuml Barber-!hcp
Chatterbox Care
Olsen Furniture Co.
Pauley's Associated Service
Stop Inn
Ritner' Corner
Shelton City Lines
Les Yoting's' Hillcrest Service
Rilph's Gr0cery
Shelton Quick Shoe Repair
' Lop LunCh
Grunert's Chevron Service
Hedrick's Fountain Lunch
Ndedham's Men's Wear
Mason County Stationers
Wagener Feed Co,
Eonomy Drug
Eells Auto Parts
Meil Cflevro[;et :
Vjnder Wal's M0b[Igas Service
The Top Hat
Hilltol5 and Log Cabin Taverns
Supreme Dairy
20th Century Food Store
O. K. Rubber Weld+r s
Morga, n & Eacrett Lumber
01cklnson Oil ¢0.
Hiltcrest H r'¢tvare
Ray's-ServMe +tatlOn •
United. purltz $Ol'e'of'"!lyn
Stock/r6thes :Red + '&' Whlte
' ';gt0i" M i'levlew ;" '
Woody's Tavern'of 'A|lyn
:Nas Bbbthers ,:r..,
'Ma's 'Coner;
Mrkham' V, arlety. 8tore
+ dne:rbr u sir +Ba ke -+,
Lumbermen's" MObantile
CUb CIg,ar Stqre "
Cify 'Market
Needham Fo0d 'Store
Beckwith's Jewelry :
Hi-way Grocery of Allyn
M & S Food Store
Prepp's Drug 8tore
Sanitary Market
Huerby Motors
Cliff Wivell's Texaco orvloe
Mason County Creamery
J. C. Penney Store
Killmer El'ectrlo Co. |
Shelton iarber lhop
Pantor um Cleaners
Frank 8almi
. Bob Ervin Motors•
RauscheWs Richfield Service
Kimbel +Motors
Hal Olstead Agenoy
Otympic Tree FaPm
Taylor Radio Electric
Herbert G. Angle
8helton Cash Grocery
Mason County team
Laundry & Gleaners
Ivan NeuensohWander
Binns Ice. Cream Co,
Northwest EvergPeen
COla Grill :' ::
Miller's MERES ' Shoo
Shelton Hardwa-'
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