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jl III EASTER LILIES 3 .,oo00sSl.80 Beautifully Wrapped and Delivered Corsages and Other Plants FLOWERS PHONE 232 ..... ....... !" .... ,, II Shelton Choral Groups to Present Program May 1 l:n(ler the sponsorship of the Shelton Music Study Club, all (hur(:h choirs, high school choir and the Shelton Mixed Chorus will join t()gether in presenting a choir festiwH in the junior high school auditorium at 5 p.m., Sunday May 1. This (late also marks the begin- ning of National Music Week whose keylote is "Music strength- ens friendly ties of individuals, .,.,"roups and nations." Stc i) by step the National Fed- eration of Mnsic Clubs has risen to the position of leader in the fiehl and, as such, has accepted every challenge presented both at home and abroad. Today they are stressing music in religious edu- cation in all of the divisions of junior, student and senior, making it a strong link in the worhl pic- tlli&apos;c of reconstruction. The scholarship fund ¢ommittee of the Shelton Music Study Club originated this idea of a choir festival to increase the scholar- ship fund that was started three years ago. There will be no ad- mission charge but a contribu- tion box will be placed in the foyer. A group rehearsal is scheduled each Monday evening at g p.m. in tle high school auditorium, un- der the direction of Lynn Sher- wood. All who are irterestd in participating are welcome. JOINS U.S. ARMY Carl Edward Howard, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard left Shelton April 9 for Camp Rob- erts, alif., where he will receive basic training' following his recent enlistment in the regular army. Carl, who attended Shelton schools was formerly employed by Safe- way Stores Inc. SEWING MACHINE BUYERS[ The only place you can obtain a new household SINGER* Sewing Machine---or one reconditioned by SINGERis from your SINGER SEWING CENTER ! Any other stores or repair shops which, offer "rebuilt," "factory-rebuilt," or "reconditioned" ma- chines are not sponsored by SINGER. The SINGER SEWING CENTER serving this srea is listed be!o. ONLY here can you, obtain . . . 1. Brand-new-SiNGER Sowing Machines.  (Starting at $89.50) 2. SINGER Sowing Machines reconditioned by SINGER with war€an.ted SINGER ports. 1. Guaranlled repairs by SINGER oxperts hlsed on written estimates furnished in advance. SIN6E ..._o..___. 510 EAST 4TH AVE. OLYMPIA PHONE 7586 STLTC)N-MAff, ON COTrNTY JOURNAL I " n | nil I I I I II I SOCIflL 07(00S THREE PRE- SCHOOL TOPICSI OF INTEREST Shelton Pre-School unit will tmld a monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Mon- day, April 18, at Bordeaux school. t'arents and friends are inviled to attend this interesting meeting. The program will be divided in- to three main groups. The first, "Back to the First Grade," will be tr discussion by first grade 'teachers led by Mrs. Chet Dom- broski. They will give the ptu,cnts an idea of the new reading pro- gram also mention the social graces expected in the first year. Any particular problems brouflht up by the parents will be discus- sed. The problem of the timid or frightened child wire will be en- tering school will be among the i questions involved in the "Back to Kindergarten" part of the pro- gram which will be handled by Mrs. Frank wanson, Mrs. Pat- terson and Mrs. Jack Swanson, kindergarten teachers. For parents of children up to the age of four the topic will be "Playtime is Growing Time," in an info,'mal panel discussion led hy Mrs. Charles Phillips assisted' by Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Hen Dorman and Mrs. Ray Brown. In addition to this full program there will be an election of offi- cers and Mrs. Mervin Wingard :will report on the Pre-School clin- ic which has been tentatively set for May 3. Bremerton Guests Are Entertained Lodge Here Forty-four guests were enter- tained by the Shelton Ruby Re- bekah Lodge when the Bremerton Rebekahs were their guests April 8 in the I.O.O.F. hall. Hilarious e n t e r tainment was provided by the fashion show pre- sented by the men of the h)dge as part of the program. The next regular meeting will be held at 8 p.m. April 22 in the I.O.O.F. hall. April 23 is the date of the district meeting in South Tacoma. Eighth Birthday Party Celebrated Miss ,Tacqueline Haskins was h()n)rcd with a party celebrating" her eighth birthday on Saturday, April 2. The party was given by her mother, Mrs. Jack Haskins at their home. Twelve school friends of Jacque- line's met at her home at 12:30, each was presented with a prim- rose and violet corsage and all ;(trended the matinee. After the movie tle party con- tinued at Jacquelin)e's home where gaily Lrimmed yellow, blue and white crepe paper bonnets were given each guest along with a balloon of matching color. A large sheet cake trimmed with yellow and blue vts the treat of the af- ternoon served with ice cream cups and pink lemonade. Guests for the afternoon in- c.luded Judy Frisken, Barbara Bampton, Susan Byars, Radon Lynch, Arlene Gott, Eleanor Buck, Ida McKinny, Marilyn Sherwood, Norene Michaelson and Shirley Hopkins. Joining the group for' tte cake were Jacqueline's aunt, Mrs. Bob Turner and daughter Terry Lee, grandfather, Thomas Rowe; cous- in Tommy Thomas and her bro- ther and sister Jcrilene and Jef- fery Hawkins, DINNER PARTY FETES BIRTHDAY ' On April 7 Miss Marily Lake-i burg entertained with a dinner and theater party at iler home the following' guests: Juanita Cross, Shirley Swank, Helen Mc- Cay and Nancy Lakeburg. The occasion was the birthday of the hostess. • An Easter motif was cleverly used to decorate the dinner table, tn¢i rooms. j TO FRIDAY HAI{BOR [ Mrs. Alfred Greenwalt and Ichildren, Randy and Linda, l)lul [to join Mr. Greenwalt Soon in [Friday Harbor where he is tem- |porarily employed with the IAne- Staley Logging • Company. Rhododendron Club Members Name Flowers At Session With Mrs. Wenz By Della Goetseh ice Barber, Theressa Orr, Hazel The Rhododendron Garden Club held its April meeting last Thurs- day at the home of Mrs. Lena Wenz in Shelton. Mrs. Anna Crosswhite assisted with the hmcheon which preceded the bns- iness session. Club president Flor- ence Brain called the meeting to order at 1 o'clock and members responded to roll call by narng flowers, giving both botanical nd colnmon names. BES|DES THOSE already men- Moon, Essie Kinney, Della Goet- sch, Deh'ue Thompson, Gunda ShOrt, Lela Evans and Alice/ Squire. A letter of resignation from Mrs. Myrtle Olivet' was read by the secretary and accepted with regret, as her withdrawal from the club is due to contint!ed ill- negs, Mrs. Lillian Lince was el- ected to membership to fill. ne l p la'ee vacated by Mz's. Oliver. Sevef'al members reported hay-i ml| i I l i ¸ , ................................... , ea,, 1 I Luncheon (;iven Honors Birthday A hint,been hon()rill Ihc )irth.- day of Mrs. \\;Vu'vcn ]<,nulzen wa. /givt}n t( the h()rnc of Mv.;. \\;.Vih,y SurratL oll the ;l[[(wnl)oll ()(' Aln'il 7. Gnesi:s in(:lud(,d Mrs, l]()b Koh- lcv and (laughLev, Mrs. (3term Miller and sons, Mrs. I)an C()r)n- ier, Mrs. Ted I'endall, Mrs. W. Porter Surratt, the hon(n'ed guest, Mrs. Knutzen and chihtvcn :u(I the hostess. Mrs. Surratt. : :2Shelton ..... i,O.O.ii," M,', 1, l,%'(,ry We0)w:(l: V ,; p.m. l.().l).l,'. 11%i L Visiting,,' Momb(,rs Will he rPI[(H',I.\\;N J. .V2.'TS..) v.. N.(I. II ,ItI,Y ('.-\\;I]A)N. Sec;','lary Itul)'; lhq)ekah lo(Ige No. 7*5 ..... Meets 2nd & F(mvt:il bh'idays I:[i]Ul,,\\;/I lll,',l,Slqi{. N,(I II I,]l ,ICN , )1,1';, *I(" (q:kt'y ooo F Hampslure '1 1 or 1 l,'i} BABY" .... from breeding flock 7th CHtCKS ,.,,,., 0., 00,o00o..n.. entire U.S. in 1948. WAGENER FEED STORE 219 1st St. - Phone 28 MORAN-EATON RITES IN JUNE Newly ent4aged Miss ,Joan Moran and iler fian('e, Alhtn Wes- ley Eaton phl.n a ,hint w("(hling in San Digo. Cttlifornia. Miss Moran attended SeaLtle [Iniversity nnd Weste)'n Washington College. Her parents are Mr:. and Mrs. Ralt)h Myhrc of Shelton. The young man is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Jacobsen of Shelton. He at- tended Western Washington Col- lege hefore entering tile Navy, He is now stationed at San Ysidro. Plans Made For Dance April 16 By Shelton General Welfare Club A gay Lirne was ha(1 by tllose attending the April Fool's dance given for the public by the Shel- tofi General Welfare Ch|b at the Memorial Hall on April 2. Prizes for the funniest hats were award- ed to Mrs. Edna eli anti Mrs. Gladys Moore. It was decided at the last club meeting that a spot dance will be given on April 16 at the Memorial Hall. The public is invited to at- tend in all of their Easter finery. A meeting of the club will be hehl before the dance on April 16 at 8 p.m. sharp. All members are urged to attend. ii iiii ew c.()M'.., a light dancing red.., red.., red I I I IIII I I I III II I J JlllllIIjl IIII I I III I L I III I L Ul " ......... ,; r Lastron Nail Enamel, Lipstick, Fashion Plate Face Make-Up, Face p6wder l)r Spring! Tlle fresh ne____w red that adds a lilt to fashi(m's muted colors ..... " Now Revlon gives youa lively vivid red t0 set )''l:iWio6,.. a rcil ll).t,lola ; tioned, members present were AI- ing heard from their Mystery Sis- } a sl)eeial magic to everything you wear. A da,,ci,g red with l{cvh.n's ('ha):al¢:d= ters, Mrs. Kinney told about a ' pretty plastic tablecoth which she ' ]if(; wear.., you must have it today on mahhitg lips, fingertip,,', and fa(,c.::iL'; " ,'eceived on her birthday; Mrs. , ' . ........ Wenz wa given a small shelf Lash'o, Nail Enamel .60; Lip Fa,sl:io, 1.00: All 1)lus Lil)s/iclr 1.00: ...... : in maple leaf design; Mrs. Bar- berhand.paintedreported Valentine,the receiptand Ofsaint,a 'ace Powder 1.00; Fashion Plate Face Make.Up 1.00, 1.50... plus tax. , Patrick Day cards were received by Mrs. err, Mrs. Short and Mrs.. Squire, the last accompanied by a lovely hahdkerchief. "  • "" _ - ,. THE CLUB voted to accept the' ( I E,kSTER i)-. ehl Evergreen Garden Club s invita-( I,Wi,;00j TO ii it I tion to assist with a fair which YS is to be held at Belfair next fall Yea," books, beautiful creations ''7;: I[I originated by Ann Thornton and  % They re So Soft end Cuddly 4 ounce ",; Betty Matson and made by those OYS JOY ladies, assisted by Virginia Ko- 'n""]i. :otjjld vack, were distributed among T O[ ' "" '-' tin Jl ( club members. The white pages [/' c [FI7"I i q/ -- -' - I of these books are cut to con- 15" Du ks, rabbits, lambs, roosters |rl.'lJll] LITTLE . --..LJL-,| f°rm t° the lines °f their c°verl  (( ))!  ... all button.eyed, beribboned ti T£ilt! GOLDEN ] '  L h is of pink cardboard in the  beautiful, They're true dream ;AB}I BOOKS (€.:,." stuff m cloud soft lush shape of a cluster of Rhododen- [/.t ..." .. p ". -,#W::![]t] The stories that, , II e,,A..:mm HI !, • dron blossoms and leaves, with'  SPE A ----_ II ';':,.-'.lff'lTJ the,/ like Good q]h II -- = "¢ ; m HI HOW TREES e individual floretS outlined in ,€, C, LEA,TER " 79 IJ,IVq "-' matcrialft)r dile,//'/I 'i Cai,iP,,,, |[| ink. This handiwork is from the "ASSO'TENT: :: '7  ;g;;d;::S/ [[ aJ-:?:''4': III industrious and artistic trio who  you i ARE MAKING. 11RlI club.delivered them to their grateful, Mrs. Thompson offered and was J t,k t ER ,,.o. and have them delivered }% /,]--' BY COTY / ((r 'JL""::" '7) T,ke$8 Pitt,re' n'5 to Mrs. Olive," and Mrs. Foster. V/]v(....J^_ 6 beauty aids in ] \\;\m)'/ 0n.12?Film. o- [[ ,,',m- II i .... !!!'"v'"':i':i"*' J '! AT TItE CLOSE of the buai- [ sizes-- $4  ,= ,r= ..a, .., ,;,.,..¢ II T,e €o,, II i . who are both ill. ' //A \\;\ _.. handy miniature If "k_ t-;-,a , ,y.,..,,, i| _ r. v, al_,± !1 ness meeting Mrs. Brain gave a  Gift box... I qlnkli! ,i.,, t.... ;., t .... )... [ ] LIHE'OF  II demonstration of a way, which (% .... -- . " """"-"°' she has found successful, of Assorted   starting camelia bushes from cut-. \\;k7 ' COMPACTS " FED-FLASH ,lilt 4-$M BULBS 451 tl °Wd&": Ii tings. , I , ' H rdltlH The next meeting is to be held., I| ;L ,,. , )]1 on May5 at the home of Deh'ue  y ':::,::, Thompson in Belfair, with Della  V_' 'priced$4. $  ¢;m'¢.t* ,,.. ,,o<, .i ,.,,,., ,.., o, ,,,. jl ,)lltll Usis FOil WOO* ctttUt0S! II Many research accomplishments have[over a period of Officer ted At P.T.C. Meet ,. Ow TOSAC¢O DEPT.  - - -I 7¢i1111 nt. Iii ' .ili. ' ' | years, improved the wearing qualities of automobile and Mrs. Bill Sanee was elected the '" !Z' !!1 ';,,:?i:=:'?:: | truck tires. , new president of the Middle Sko-; komisi, Parent-Teacher Club at, ,C#IRS : S, S, S 1" ll "--  Jtii  0tl:ai;:leTI;yacturearthe m°nyend I None, perhaps, is more important than the adoption of the regular meeting held April 7.. .tllLt, b[ lt ..... i iltlt I:!i'11 € i  ..... Ill I  . , .  . . Mrl. Rex Hendrick, vice president; , | --derived by chemma]ly processing wood  s a basic raw Mrs. Eric Sjholm, secretary-tress- ! iS llklnll vlscest. ," "" ll!:i00 I -,.. --, _ terial for (Baking the ,tron ,ou h cord,, g) , . urer; and Mrs, Frank Minor, his- [ tdrian. ' , kh)h . Guest speakers of the eveningj ",o,,d¶'*nd ..m., I  When. synthetic, rubber tires for heavy duty were lntro" " were Mrs. C. E. Hill of Lilliwaup, I -::,'  duced, use of viscose tire cord was essential to withstand and Mr. Sparks. principal of the t ._._ | heat and fatigue. Today, these high-strength yarns are used coloredH°°dsp0rtfilmsSCh°°l'on the fluorideThey showedtreat. . ,l,t, tlu,, -  ' i to lengthen the life of Both natural and s nthetie rubber fires ment of teeth. A local dentist '' i , on. y II R,.- made frem  I --for passenger cars as well as for trucks and buses, spoke on te treatment. .'.,*,,c,,,.,.,,   " I! ' - ,]tune E.asoome, "'llld "RAYAcIA" • Rayonier does not make tires or tire cord. We do make Plans Trip To Europe the highly purified wood eelluloae used b the e ll ' June Eliason, daughter of Mr. turned from Juneau, Alaska where she is employed witt the Alaska. Road Commission. For her va- cation, Miss Eliason has planned GO TO CHURCH SUNI)AY specifically for this purpose. R00VOnleR lilltiqlil'0ffl(fl • 122 East 42nd Street, New York 1L New Yok • MILLS: H0qulom, Port Angeles, $Stlton, WetSin|t0n; ftrnendlite, fl0rldo ,iil a trip to Europe which will take . .. her from New York City, to Lon ....... don, Paris, Stockholm and then to Norway where she will meet her fath' and visit relatives. Mr. Eliason will make the trip to Nor- way by air, On Jue 6, June and her father will leave l%Torway and returnhome, ! via Iceland. Upon cOinpletto a ot'l this trip 'Miss Eliason WIll return) "U0 ier work in Juneau.  ..... i i ii ] i , i ,11 ....... . ..... i ..... [[