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Matlock:
PTO To Present Play At
School Friday Evening
By DORA HEARING Brehraeyer from+ Eltoro, Calif.
He just arrived after spending
• MATLOCH .... The Mary M. two years in Vietnam and ex-
Knight PrO will put on their pects to be discharged soon from
three act play this Friday eve- the Marines.
ning at the gym at 8 p.m. Do- Quite a few friends and rela-
nations are $1 for adults and fives from Matlock attended the
50 cents for children, wedding of Miss Judy Davis
The traveling Pinochle Club and Dan Walker at the Fort Lew-
meets at the Matlock hall this is Chapel Saturday evening. Dan
Saturday evening with Carl is the son of Mr and Mrs. Earl
Portman, Dave Rayson and Walker and a graduate of Mary
John Ervin as hosts. M. Knight school.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Breh- Callers at the home of Mrs.
meyer, St. were very happy Augusta Portman and Carl Port-
when they received a call from man last week were Mr. and
their son last week. Sgt. Gene Mrs. Benz and Mr. and Mrs.
Methodists
Have Special
Visit Program
• Rev. J. Lloyd Maynew left
Shelton yesterday for his home
in Levelland, Tex. Rev. Mr.
Mayhew has been assisting with
a program of evangelism at the
First Methodist Church for the
past four days. During this time
7 0members of the church made
calls on people in the comvnun-
ity inviting them to attend
church services, attend a mem-
bership class, transsfer member-
ship from other churches, or be-
come active in any of a number
of spiritual centered groups.
Rev. Horace Mounts will be-
gin an adult membership class
Sunday evening at 6 p.m. Any-
one interested in what it means
to be a member of the church is
invited to attend.
Wednesday night a large
group of laymen gathered at
the Methodist Church to make
plans for the Smorgasbord Din-
ner April 28. Menu was dis-
cussed and will include four hot
dishes, a variety of salads,
cheeses, breads, desserts and
drinks. Tickets will go on sale
this weekend.
Job's Daughters of Shclton will
be attending the First Methodist
Church Sunday at the 11 a.m.
service. Honor Queen Joyce
Powell will lead her group in
the traditional formation of the
cross to close the service. Gard-
tan of Bethel 37 is Mrs. lVIari-
lyn Viger and Associate Gard°
Jan is Alex Smith.
Winters of Centralia. Shelton
callers were Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Mattson. Mrs. Mable Brown
Mrs. Margaret Willardson and
Mrs. Mary Albaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shaw of
Walla Walla spent from Wed-
nesday to Sunday with their
folks, the Earl Landis and Walt
Shaw farniilies.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brad-
berry attended a family dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Baldwin in Shelton Sun-
day. It was given in honor of
their son, Jeff I-Iaskins, who is
in the Merchant Marines.
We want to welcome our new
neighbors Mr. and Mrs. James
Corrlmet and son Mike, who
moved into the Leo Bishop house
near Mary M. Knight school.
Those from lVfatlock Grange
who attended the degree work
at Shelton Valley Grange last
Friday night were Mr. and Mrs.
Lud Rossmaier, MY. and Mrs.
Andrew McGarvie, Carl Jacobs,
Mr. and Mrs. I.C. Ford, Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Mann, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Adams, M. and Mrs.
Roach, Mrs. Augusta Portman
and Carl Portmnn, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene French, Mr. and Mrs.
Welch and MY. and Mrs. Her-
bert Brehmeyer Jr.
Scientist Services
• "Ye shall know that I am
in my Father, and ye in me, anti
I in you."
These words of Jesus as given
in the gospel of St. John, will
open the responsive reading in
The Bible Lesson on "Doctrine
of Atonement," to be read in
all Cwistian + Science churches
this Sunday.
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ANOTHER QUALITY PRODUCT FROM
KITSAP .DAIRY
SHARON JOHNSON, a fifth grade student at Southside
School, displays the sandwich board sign she wore to ad-
vertise a bak, e sale the girls in her class held April 5 for
the benefit of the "LetLesIieLive" campaign in Everett.
Th campaign is to raise funds for kidney machine treat-
ment for Leslie Charles, 18, Everett. The fifth grade girls
raised $14.30 with their bake sale which has been sent to
the fund drive. They sold the cup cakes and cookies to
the other pupils in the school.
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Follow.Up
Is Set For
Stop Smoking
• Four free studies on "The
Power of the Mind", continuing
therapy for ex-srtmkers will be
given by Elder William McGhee,
coordinator of the Five-day Plan
to Stop Smoking clinic, Friday,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday
nights at the Hood Canal Junior
High school.
The stop smoking clinic con-
cluded Thursday night.
Friday night the speaker will
illustrate his study on "Divine
Healing" by slides of a demon-
possessed Pakistani girl.
More slides on his missionary
activities in Pakistan in con-
nection with preventive medi-
cine will be shown Saturday anti
Sunday nights, preceding Mc-
Ghee's presentation of the stlb-
ject of the evening. A motion
picture on obesity and weight
control will also be shown on
these evenings at 7:30 p.m.
At the Skokorrrish Health club
meeting Monday night at 7:30
p.m. a film on "Emphysema"
will be shown.
Caesar Gets
Commission
• James M. Caesar, 20, son of
iVr, and Mrs. Julius F. Caesar
Shelton, was commissioned an
Army second lieutenant upon
graduation from the Armor Of-
ficer Candidate School at Ft.
Knox, Ky., March 31.
The lieutenant received 23
weeks of instruction in prepar-
ation for his first assignment as
an armor platoon leader.
The first phase of his train-
ing was instruction in funda-
mental military subjects. The
second half of the course in-
cluded training in tank weapons,
military tactics, command and
staff functions and unit training.
His wife, Elizabeth, lives at
Arlington.
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