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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
L ()vex" sixtymembers of the Ba D I riealti] DISCUSSIOII AL Dprlng iv}e,et I X lirthday dinner WaS ticld for
. - ][ J, IF,' T i "flit rlr,l Baptist Young People 1F.A,...t-,A llMa. f'h,h'|', h'vlf,,ra n. tL .niuuv,' ,*, ' , ....... ,. ....
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z L v ± q LJ Have unrxse ervlces , ,,. =x. • ., • ] I Iorore on lrrnay I0 V
tist ¥oun.g I eopie concurred Sun- I ' " I H. H, Ha.lbert on his 72nd- birth-
Mrs. Wells Honored LI, Col. Jim Mills rise serwees at, 1Vebb Hill E'ster i, Widespread public .interest in prizes and the r ,qrt entries w i!l be l day ' April 18, at his home at Spen-
morning, nealth is expected to araw a mrge on exhihit announces Mrs. . . cer Lake
At Auburn Party. Arrives On Leave attendance for the afternoon open Boysen. district Fine Arts chair-
program of the Mason County man. The Shelton Hardware,and
District Federation of Women's the Tcndercrnst Bakery are the
Clubs at its Spring meeting Tues- lcal busine.<s firms who are con-I
Mrs, Ads Wells was pleasantly LL Col. Jim Mills arrived in
surprised with a birthday party Shelton last week on leave after
hold at the home of her daughter, 27 months duty in the European
Mrs. Stanley Fox at Auburn. She theatre. He was greeted by his
received many beautiful proseuts' wife and small daughter, Who
and had an enjoyable visit, have resided here during his ab-
sence.
VISIT SISTER Mrs. Mills lies been employed
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rose and as a nurse at the local hospital.
son. Kenneth, and Mr. and Mrs. Col and Mrs. Mills left this
Wally Anderson spent Easter Sun- week to visit friends in Salt Lake
day in Olympia with Mrs. Albert City and San Francisco.
Rose's sister, Mr. and €Mrs. New-
ton
White
and
family.
[ O.E.S. WILL MEET '
EASTER DINNER GUESTS t The Order of Eastern Star will
Easter dinner guests of Mr. and hold a regular meeting this Sat-
Mrs. Earl Lcggett were Mr. mid urday evening at the Masonic
Mrs. Robert Rose, Billy Bernert, Temple. Tbe new officers will
Fred Rose and Jim Leggett. have harge of the meeting. Vera
Tim group also celebrated Rob- Duffield is in charge of the sup-
err Rose's birthday, per committee.
NOW AVAILABLE
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and
3Q5
Replacement Tubes
for Portables
TAYLOR RADIO ELECTRIC
4th and Cota Phone 128
Ereakfast was served at the
church to the group follow!ng the
services by Mrs. Bovee, Mrs. May
Danicls, Dorothea l-lurst and Er-
nestine Cole,
The Sunday school class passed
their goal of 300 last Sunday
morning. Capacity crowds at-
tended the morning anal evening
services alia nine persons were
baptiaed and received into the fel-
lowship of the church.
Mill Creek Club
Elects Officers
The Mill Creek Home Econom-
ic Club met at the home of Myrtle
Swearingen on April 17 to elect
officers for the coming year. The
officers eleqted were Charlotte
Gardner, president; Myrtle Swear-
ingen, vice president and Violet
McGee, secretary-treasurer.
Refreshments. were served and
the afternoon was spent arran'ging.
for the coining year,
'['he meeting of May 1 will be
held with Mrs. Gardnl;r.
General Welfare .Club
Plans Business Meeting
The General Welfare Club" will
hold a business meeting on Sat-
urday, April 27, at 7 o'clock in the
Odd Fellows hall. All members
are urged to be piesent:
Following the meeting cards
and bingo will be played. Lunch
will be served. The public is in-
vited.
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A rtist- Po rtrait- Photog rap hers
Andrews
119 Railroad - Phone 152
(lay, May 7, in the Baptist church.
Culminating its own survey of
district health .facilities, the Fed-
eration has for the theme of its
program, "Your Health is the
Wealth of the Nation." The sur-
vey report covers the public
health facilities in Thurston and
Mason counties and was made#with
the aid of Thurston county club-
women.
"Publie Health --- Present and
Future," is the subject of Dr. J.
B. Eason, Thurston-Mason Coun-
ty District Health Officer, who is
scheduled to speak at 2:30 in the
afternoon. He will outline the
services and need for expansion
of our present public health pro-
gram and give the highlights of
some of the various plans sug-
gested for extending health serv-
ices to the people.
The program, which follows a
morning business session and a
luncheon, will begin at 1:40 with
assembly singing, led by Mrs.
Donovan Palmer. Then Mrs.
Grace Budde, State ,Director of
Child Welfare and Social Morality
of the W.C.T.U,, will speak on
"The Effects of Alcohol and Nar-
cotics on Health,"
Miss M a r t h a Shamberger.
Health Education Consultant of
the State ' Department of Health,
who supervised the health survey
worl of the local clubwomen, will
spea briefly on its significance.
Assembly singing in the after-
noon will be led by Mrs. John
Dotson. Other musical features
of tlle day will include vocal solos
by James Needham and Mrs. A.
L. Ferwerda and violin solos }by
Rev. H. W. Harshman at the
luncheon hour.
District winners in the art con-
test sponsored by the State Fed-
eration for students of the 7th
and 8th grades will be awarded
Mrs. A. L. Ferwerda
Guest On Programs
Mrs. A. L. Ferwerda was a
guest artist at the meeting of Ta-
coma Woman's Club, last wee.
The Olympia Chapter under the
direction of Mrs. J. H. Kib.lar,
president, presented the program,
Mrs. Ferwerda sang "When I
Have Sung My Songs" and "Christ
Went Up Into the Hills" by Rich-
ard Hageman and an aria from
Verde Opera, O'Don Fatale.
tributlng' lhe eIh to make pos-
sible awards to first, second and
third prize wirmcrs. Judges, wlol
will choose the winning entries
Saturday, April 27. are Mrs. Or-
val _Andorso Mrs. Otto Geld-
schmid and Mis' Peggy Boiler,
Junior high scsool art teacher,
May ./.st is the "dead-line" for
hJncheo reserva tiolm for the dis-
trier convention. Luncheon will
be served iuthe First Methodist
church by the Women's Society of
Christian Service of that church.
Reservations chairman is Mrs.
Ellis WelTs, 405 Arcadia,'580-W.
Members of l;h, Hillcrest Home-
makers' Club will decorate the
lunchcol tables; the Lake Isabella
Club aud the Picketing Home-
m:aker's Club will decorate the
Baptist church and the Garden
department of the Hood Canal
Woman's Club will make corsages
for the officers, club presidents
and sl)eakers.
Hood Canal Club
El00ds Mrs. Avey I
"When I)ropagating rhodedend-
runs, always take your slip fl'om
the sunny side of the bush." stated
Mrs. Carl M. Iallard of the Uni-
versity of Washington Arboretum
Soolety, in her talk to tlle Hood
Canal Vomcn's Club April 18.
Mrs. Ba,llard spoke ()ix magnolias.
primroses and shrubs as well as
rhodedendrons. Most interesting
was her explanation with illus-
trations, of how to prepare slips
fl'om shrubs and trees :for plant-
ing,
1 .Accompanying Mrs. Ballard
from Seattle was Mrs. A. H. RollS-
seau, executive secretary of the
Arboretum, who spoke on the
benefits bf the society to all. The
Garden department 0t' the ,Hood
Canal Women's Club voted in
favor of taking out a unit mere- t
bership. " ' I
G.ucsts welcomed at the meeting I
were Mrs. D. H. Collins of TrY-
coma, Mrs. "Clifford Johns of Lil- [
liwaup, and Mrs. :orrest 'Briggs, 1
formerly a member, t
During the business session,
election of officers for the coming
year brought the" following re-
sults: Mrs. Mabel Arty, p'resi-
Those present were the mn-
ored guest, Mr. Halbert, ]2[rs. Htl-
bert, Mrs, JOan :Gregg and chiL-
dren. Mrs, Gunnar Johnson and
children and Rolland .Ihrtstrom
of Hoquiam.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Robert Rose has returned
from a two weekS' visit at Free-
water, Oregon, witl her daughter
and friends.
JACK MOFFETT
DANCING
LESSONS
TAP, TOE, BALLET,
BALLROOM and.all STYLES
Every Wednesday
2 to 6 p.m. .
Shelton Eagles .Ihll
Phone Union 3
"CONGRATULATIONS
AND BEST WISHES"
---These most wonderful
of all birthday words Call
be enhanced greatly when
accompanied by a beauti-
hilly arranged bouquet of
our fresh, lush flowers,
Ieave your •birthday list
ith us and we'll take cai'e
of each occasion wltll an
oppropriate arrangem4tts.
Flowers telegraphed
Anywhere
Travis Floral ShOp
Mrs., Wilma i
A ways and means committee
con:dating of Mrs. lrvin McVay,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. =Iclcn
Anderson, Ers. Elizabeth Robin-
,;ou. Mrs. M,rgaret Anderson, and
Mrs, Mabel Avey, was appointed
by the president. Vh's. lh'ances
Hill,
Cemmit;k, er .tpp)iJJ.te
At Womun s Club Meet
The Shelton Woman's Club met
for their l':t<JL reguhF meoting' )f/
the season on Monday, April Z2, i
re: a ;t2:30 ]unclcort a,; "the Coton-
i,ql "(ouse.
The newly e!eeted president '
Mrs. Wltsierg. 1Drosidcd at the bus-
inesa meeting at which time uhe
appointed h.er comniittee,; for the
casumg year: Hospita!ity, Mrs.
A. Almaden, Mrs, W. C. Batche-
lor aTld i's. Robert Price; Mem-
.bership, ]%gr.', ])(m McKay, Ivh's.
C. E. Rtua.cres, xiz's. E. D. Boy,
Phone 232
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... 39¢
S,M.A. 9S¢
..... 21¢
..., 19¢
Riolac. 23¢
Foods
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$1,25 Similac .. 98¢
?5¢, " . ' " " "r " "
DeXtn Malt 63¢
l-lb. Dryco ... 79¢
i-lb. Malt Milk 59¢
ELECTR I C
$6.95
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FIREPLACE-FURNACE
a.d MILL "WOOD
Up to 24-Inch Lengths
(Sold Strictly On a C.O.D. Basis)
tl
We Have Also Arranged to Have
SACI( COAL
Available for your Pick-up Convenience at
Eacrett's Hillerest Service Shtion
Carl Morgan Fuel Co,
Phone 381-5
dent: Mrs. Minnie Sauer, first vice
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president; Nlrs. Bulah Worl, sec ...............................................................................................................................................................
ond .vice president; Mrs, Lois
Mrs. Ferwerda was also guest Pierce secretary;
soloist at the Olympia Methodist Vail, reasurer.
Church at the annual Pahn Sun-
day services.
Mrs. Gunner Johnson
Visits Her Parents
Mrs. Gunnar Johnson and two
children of Hoquiam visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Halbert at
Spencer Lake Camp Groun(l for
(ur;day. ,:last :wcelo' . '"
Also'a guest atthe Halbert
home is a grand,,0, olland
Hartstrom of Hoquiam.
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-tan: t ublicity, Mi's, H. 17. ttarh-
man, Mrs. (.)laude Hrmlon, ]%iz's.;
Walter Elliott. The program com-
mittce as i)revioualy appointed by
Mrs. C, E, Runacrcs iI Mrs. Grey
(:.r -rewster. IVLrs. Purl .]emlson
and Mrs. H. E. Miller.
The program for the afLenloon
was plamed by Mrs. Robert
Trenckmann and rs. A. Alma.
den. The subject of "Youth Con-
servatiou" was most ably dis-
{
cussed by vi[,itin speakers: Mrs. )
Carl Quarnsrom, F['ank Heuston
and Rudie Oltman. A discussion i
period followed.
Guests fGr the afternoon were!
Mrs Bonebra,,:e, Mz'>q. Weeks, Mr,.
Bernice rStewart, MrS. Frank Wtl-
lard aci 'h-s. Alfred ,Michaelson.
Itood 'Canal' Omrch
Has Easter Service
More than 100 people were in
attendance at the l!ood canal
Community Church on Easter
morning to hear the Easter mes-
sage presented by the Reverend
C. A: Pickering. In the church,
beautifully' ;decorated with lilies,
magnolias, spirea and other ferns
andflowers, the Hood Canal choir
sang the Easter Cantata "The
Victorious Chri'&" Most inspir,
ing was the blending of' voices and
pkmo accomvmiment.
Memb(.rs of the Choir led bY
Ricllard Bates, were Mrs. Flora
Lockwood, Mrs. Jess Hilligoss,
rs. Charles Everett, Mrs, Alma
Moore, Mrs. Lois Pierce Mrs. Bu-
lab %Vorl, Ar'. Dorcas i iekering,
Mrs. Mabel Avey, Harold Sund,
Charles Everett, the Reverend
Picketing, and Mrs. Richard Bates,
Mrs..:Marion Robbins officiated as
Cantata reade L and ,Mrs. Adelia
R6ssLtcr as pianist.
Wa,lte v Ger-m'in ]
Vsts Friends
Walter Germain of Salem, Ore-
gon, now statione d at Fort Lewis,
,.Jailed,, Yr. and Mrs. Mel Dobson
Sunday cvening'. He also vis-
ited Joe Carstairs at :hgatlocL Mr.
Germain was a forrfie; ason
County rcstdent.
SHELTON MIKED CHORUS
The ghelLoll Mixed hot%tS will
meet 3£op.(ia.y, A.ptil 29, at 7:30
p.m', in the Senior high band room.
All mombers are urged to be pres-
etlt. /
R be,,ah, To nitia,e
The Ruhy Rebekah Lodge will
initlat, a class of members at
their meets, U thiJ Sails;day eve-"
ning at 8 oclock in the Odd Fel-
lows hlL All menlber,, are lrg'ed
to be present
'Refreshments will be served fel-
l lowing the meeting.
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We Are Well Supplired With Mazda Light Bulbs in
25 - 40 - 75 - 100 - 150 Wat Sizes
&
Cer - D.'eted Llue (r chylhL.
Plua Plenty f
CORDS AND PLUGS
i:.cct, real Appliances
We Can lake Cords On Order Any Length
Desired As We 14ave Plenty o'F Cord Wire,.
Ropax Circuff Beaker
Protector Plugs
To Save racti0nal Horse-
power Motors from Burn-
ing up uncer 0vcrleads.
" NEW ELECTRIC IN, '
STALLATIONS MADE
G,VE ELIOT ELECTRIC
Koep,.g 00our E,oo. EQUTMENT CO.
thical Gadgets in
Good Co,dltion.
Title Insurance Bldg. ' Phone (45
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UNIVERSAL
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.1N A
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.O piece of equipment in the hands
of men, the JEEP, redesigned by
Wtllys for civilian service; is "earning equally as
high. esteem as a peaoedime', every-day, multi-
purpose , vehicle with its versatile ability to be
either
Truek - ,Traetor - Rtmabout - Mobile
Power Unft as its owner wishes
Thus'It Has Proven Indubitably That
NO. OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE IN HISTORY
CAN DO AS MANY THINGS AS THE 'JEEP'
Distributed in Ma
Sakes and Service
Temporarily Located at the
S HE L T O N
FIRST &NO COTA PHONE 52
$" , /. ," .
¢ 2"> ../4 <"-" /2
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XL' so easy, Mother, to giv0 your
baby lovely eurI,z with the aid of
Ne2tle Bby Hair 'Treatment.
Used for over 30 year s bythou-
sands of 1Vfothers after baby's
econd growth of hair is abouL
ne inch long. Commended by
.Parents' Magazine, $1.00 bottle
rnake a full quart .....
50¢ J. & J. Talc .... 39¢
$1.00 Mennen Oil .. 89¢
5O¢
Johnson Lotion .... 43¢
Lg. Wool Foam .... 49¢
Q-Tips ..... : .............. "25¢
Even Flu Sets ........ 25¢
DAPT .................... 90¢
ThaLX .................... 49¢
'30 ce Super D
Concentrate ..... .I $3.24,
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FORMULA
FEEDING SET
69¢
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BABY PANTS [
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FIR DRUG STORE
329 Railroad --Phone 63
' PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
, Fourth and Railroad -- Phone 303,
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