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Mrs. Ned Jacob-
guest at a stork
evening in
A. E. Lemke.
Dougherty
The gift table
white net urn-
rosebuds shelter-
and fhmked
Marguerite
Dolores
Jean
Velma
Jes.
Jean
June Chap-
Unable to
gifts were Ru-
and Allene
of a rose bush
Tupper. San-
the winner
Easter Egg
at Day-
Community
grade.
one do-
eggs. These
or with
or Lois Tibbits.
Tuesday of
A E. Lemke
Le. The next
on April 20
as hostess.
joined
grade
Saturday to
jmml: and picnicked ah.mg the
road on the way back.
MR AND MR,'4. L. A. Todd were
birtlld']y dinner guests April 11
in the Port Orchard home of the
RoberL Todds. Joining them were
Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Todd of Shel-
ion. Robert "rod Ehton share April
Olympia to a contest. The rest 12 as their i)irthdate although
(ff the Clyde Scrogham family en- they were born five year.~ and two
joyed a trip by ferry for shop- hours apart.
ping in Lynnwood. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hul-
Mary Lou Rishel was thrilled bert motored to Federal Way
when her mare, Candy, foaled a where they picked up daughter,
little filly Sunday. Donna, and took her to Sea-Tee
Cleverly combining a B-line par- to catch a plane for Chicago. She
ty and a birthday party honoring is going for interviews for a teach-
Sally Selvidge of Kamilche a ing position.
group gathered on last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schuffenhauer
in the home of Rea Brown. En- entertained April 3 at a surprise
Joying the fashions and refresh- birthday and retirement party
ments of birthday cake and coffee honoring ills father A. O. Schuf-
were Sally Selvidge, Ruth Creek- fenhauer. Besides the honor guest
paum, Rea Roe, Ernestine Berry,
Jean Howard, Mary Ellen Herrick,
Bonne Collins, Kysa Benner and
Nina Challender.
Sunday evening callers in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Jacob-
son were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mac-
Roe and JeannetLe.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Howard and
children were Sunday visitors in
the Bill Brown home.
Motoring from Longview Sun-
day to visit Mr and Mrs. Fritz
Buechel were Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Buechel and family.
Saturday Mrs. Bill Brown and
Shelley accompanied by Mrs. Don
Herrick and children motored to
Tacoma to view the Daffodil par-
ade.
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Stoner ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl
King of Paulsbo attended the wed-
ding reception of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Evans Saturday evening in
the Kamilche Grange Hall. Sun-
day they drove to Grisdale for a
Rhodes
PTO met
to
Quinn. The
boys and
program. The
numbers,
sixth and
Glee Club.
provided by
or piano as
was en-
number of par-
entitled "Fav-
North-
q" purchase
presi-
Hammond, is
one of her
book. At-
the recipe
Zld, and would
keepsake. Also
~r gifts, it has
es,
candy are also
PTO. Anyone
or candy,
Studer who is
Where and
annual school
• =s Will be sent
to parents'
at the
attracted 128
roughout
there
present.
by the
Har-
Club met at
last Wed-
received the
to their
decided to have a spring party,
with time and place to be an-
nounced later.
Miss Neva Auseth, daugllter of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Auseth, was
honored with a bridal shower Sat-
urday night at the Grange Hall.
Agate Grange hosted the occasion
with Lecturer Mrs. Jack Shero
and Home Ec ChaizTnan Mrs. John
VanderWal in charge. Assisting
was Mrs. Clive Troy. Guests num-
bered 40 to 45.
The Hall was decorated with
pink and white streamers and
wedding bells. White mums and
pink carnations formed the cen-
terpiece for the main table. Also
gracing the table was a styrofoam
bride doll beautifully dressed. The
cake, baked by Mrs. Cliff Vander-
Wal, was decorated with an ingen-
ious bride's bouquet of pink roses
with streamers and satin ribbon.
Mrs. John alter of Tacoma, aunt
of Miss Auseth, cut the cake. Miss
Rebecca Chapman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Chapman, pre-
sided at the punch bowl. Mrs.
Carroll Olson, another aunt, pour-
ed the. coffee. Many lovely gifts
were received by the guest of
honor.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
John alter and Mr. and Mrs.
Brownie White, all of Tacoma.
Other guests were from Shelton
and outlying communities.
The future groom is Richard
McLemore, of Walla Walla. The
young couple are both students at
Washington State University. The
wedding date has been set for
June 12 to be held in Shelton.
CONGKATULATION~ are in
order for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Jacot, of Bayshore Road, Who
are the proud parents of a baby
boy born April 3. He was named
Eric Simeon. He joins a sister
Gristle, age 3½, and a brother
Nels, age 2. Mrs. Simeon Jacot, of
Kathy Pt. Orchard, sister of Mrs. Arnold
match Jacot, is assisting "with the care
It was of the new baby for a few days.
thlpIN~l~t:r~th'by'wire, thore's no fuel, no store e
~ ~Q , ,*o flu g
• ¢~1~t2,q ¢.aft C~-- e, no fumes---just the even warmth
,u tt. tL y;:-~rol, room by room, with individual
.. /.,31re WIll .UP Walls, your dra erles car ets and
• " =cay cle " P ' P
an longer.
about the home heating system of
today---clean, quiet, com~'ortable
I TTER ELECTRICALLY
and Mrs. SchufI'enhaner there
were IV[r. ,rod Mrs. ,:Ian)ea Cornier
nnd children, Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Schuffenhauer, Mr and Mrs. Mar*
shall McGuire and boys and Mr.
and Mrs. Anion Cimrlson.
Verne and Lee presented their
clad with a large cake inscribed
with the words, "Happy Birtllday
and Retirement, Dad".
Sunday, the following day, Mrs.
A. O. Schuffenimuer had a birth-
;day dinner for her husband and
guests were the Lee Schuffenhau-
ers, Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. Dar-
rell Foster and family of Centralia
and Mr. and Mrs. James Cornier
and children dropped in later for
cake.
Sunday callers in the Allen Tib-
bits' home were Mr. and Mrs. WP~
Its Tibbitts and girls of Lost Lake.
VCednesday to Saturdp.y guests
of Mr. and Mrs LI A. 'Palm wcrc
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Todd of llub-
hard, Ore.
MR. AND MIL~. ALVIN Hulbcrt
and Mike visited Sunctay in Tmu,.
water with Mr. and Mrs. Shmrt
Daveuport and Mr and Mrs. Ted
Ferris.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bh)mnfield
and Siephanie motored to Belling-
ham lor th,~ weekend with Dar-
lene Bloomfield at college. Grand..
ma and grandpa Bloomfield kept
little 10-month-old Sloven for
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Adams,
who are just back from a month
visiting in California, called on Mr.
and Mrs L. A. Todd Monday af-
t;ernoon.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Schuffenhatler were guests in the
home of their son, Verne for a
birthd:Lv dinner ill his il()llor. Verne ! . I I
was pleasantly surprised later in
the evening when a group g'~thcr-
ed to wish him happy retum~s of
tile day.
Satm'day evening callers in the
Pete Bloomfield home were Mr.
and Mrs l)(,wey Osborne of Kent
and M)'. and Mrs. Earl Olson, Shel-
l on.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Todd called
on Mr. and M~ s. A1 Fraism'e Wed-
nesday.
Merlin Riekards and girls and
his mnther, Mrs Ruby Hitcifings of
S)~ellon att:ended evangelistic
meetings Friday being held at
Potlatch ill lhe Hood 'Canal Wo-
mens' Cinb IIouse.
Mr. Rickards and girls visited
Saturday evening in the hospital
with RBnnie Coleman.
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