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x 1 ( , SHELTON.IV. So cial Even ts 86clety Editor • Beve Welle • Phone HA. 6-441 gel • ttOTELa HA 6-4134 Avenue WASH, Flll.i 6'rH AND LAUREL Met Winner Plans Olympia Appearance The Olympia Fine Arts Guild will sponsor the appearance of tile recent Northwest winner of a con- tract with the Metropolitan Opera Company, Roald Reitan. 'rhe young 1)aritone's appearance will begin at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the JOBIES PLAN FUN PARTY Queen Vahu,ie Latham will hold a fun party at her home fay the naembers of Bethel 3, Order of .Tab's I)aughlers, The girls haw.  lind n busysched- vie lrayeling to Belfair for Friend- Olympic high school auditorium, shill Night, titillating four new G ........ mmllel's Cindy 'J'ickson Gerry cneraJ aflmlssion [leKets [)! ...... "' , ' " ' ' • € 1 r.n ,o*r 1. ..t.* ;.ad ¢*nnl MS t IAII WIISfn II'en( b]nlsley and Ca- ",:;gbga'V':'niX,Ti'"HA ",;':;i'0C'"' thy Mnls. Last Saturda the ao- • ' ' "' " Ibh,s held a fool sale :It Tradewell. The next raBBling of the Jobies PLANT NALE A plant sale is slated by tim members of the Dirt Dabbers Gar- den Club for Friday md Saturday, May 8 and 9 in Sears Order of- fice. Anyone wishing a particular type of plant is asked to-call Mrs, I. G. Carder, HA. 6-6969 or Mrs. Frank Winkelman, HA. 6-4773. wil PHONE HA 6-4582 Give Mum New Beauty Fo Her Day, May 10th ffAIrdil I'IER, APPOINTMENT NOW will be election of officers on Tues- day, in tim Masonic Temple. Bluffers Beat SRA In Playoff The Aberdeen Bluffers beat the Shelton Simpson Recreation Asso- ciation Pinochle Club lll,Sl0 to 107,110 in a play-off game Satur- (lay, April 18, in the Armory. High score for the play-off was won by Mrs. Betty Kuhnle of -qhelton, 9,370; second high was won by Phil Fecile of Aberdeen, 8,630. Traveling pinochle prizes were won. by Cliff Splinter and Lottie Logan, both of Aberdeen. The next regular game for the local club will be held May 12. JOURNAL -- Pabhshed in "Ch'fistmastown. U.,.A.." Snelton, Jane Rucker 1959 DeMolay Sweetheart ADMIRING GLANCES were drawn by Jane E. Reed chapter. She wLII compete for the Rucker, 1959 DeMolay sweetheart, recently honor of State DeMolay Sw'eetheart. Pic- ot the annual DeMolay Sweetheart Dance tured with Jane are Sherry Halbert, Stew Biehl in the Mesonic Temple. Jane was presented and Jerry Kilbourne. ,l)eaa phot,).) with an orchid let and gifts from the Mark Jr, High Girls See 4-H Fashion Show Fashions out of this world came to life at the Junior High School Girls' Club assembly April 22. W.C.T.U. PLANS NO-HOST LUNCIEON The Women's Christian Temper- ance Union will meet at one o'- clock Friday in the Faith Luther- an chnrch for a no-host hmcheon. Mrs. Agnes Kangar will be in charge of the arrangements. Miss Elsie Dewell will review a chapter of the study book, "Sha- dow Over America." A cordial invitation is extended to all in- terested in the program, why pax'- ents should understand the nice- Carolyn Schroede] Donna Wolf, hal problem• Shirley DtJlenburg; Sharon Town- Nadine Thompson, New York stylist for SWnplicity Patterns Company produced the show with a wardrobe made from patterns of hey company. It was planned for 4-H clothing club projects and showed basics in wardrobe coordi- nation. Mrs. Jane Windsor, Mason coun- ty agent, worked with Mrs. J. E. Jeffery and Mrs. Norman Remme to present the rewue in ShelteR. Models were Cathy Heuston, Glor- ia Fulton, Barbara Chase, Dar- lene Graffe, Margie Iillenburg, I Pat Leonard, Kathy Santamaria,: Musical Magic Proclaimed by Mayor Moore Mayor Earl Moore has D 1 '(1 - send Naomi Nagai, Carol Prather, Judy Rowe, Karen Sarkowitz, ALONG WITH SHAY DAY Kareal Wolf and Nancy Burnett. In the morning Mrs. Mabel Burke of Lumbermen's Met'can- . tile .cooperated with Mrs. Wind- and q* !llli,, ,i, el hond w;tk vbb•• grlp. Dropped forged cme- #ece lind. Iknt €w. Hebllll// @ISle MALL FIXTURE Rlelerl '4m m $1.?S * ']fI,,Y twin sbk size with t extra depth. In red, white, pink mr tur- qu4e color*. claimed the we.eli of May ; to 10 as Music Week in Shell on Tire purpose of National Music Week during those dales is to encourage the performance and enjoyment of nat]sic thrtmghout the country. Na- tional Music Week is ponsored hy tire Shelter Music Club and National Federation of Music Clubs. The theme this year is "There's Magic'. in Music-.U'sc It." In Shetton through the mum- eel classes in the public so, heels. the p r i v a t e music teachers, churches, community concerts, Shelton Music Club and junior clubs will focus their" attention on the nlllsical resoul?ces of this com- nlunity. During Music Week the follow- mg are some of the musical activi- ties scheduled: The h'me S. lhmd high school concert, Tlles(la.y at 8 p.m. in the high sc.hool au(iitof sor to show 4-H clothing leaders ium; a musical tea for tilt,, parents suitable material for the styles] o the Treble Clef Junior Music brought. Miss Thompson led the Club members and the.it friends • 3:30 to 5 p.m M[)ndav ;it the session by showing points of con-  c  . ; . .,.. ' .... i. %lc.,on 00ostaCcesvri00:00g the sel,,r The Sharp .l,,,d,,,: M,,sic g' rments, sses ror tne mot ..... , • "" s ......... Club will hold ,ts t :t on 'lhurs- nlng were eae (tames Willis UI'- it-- M i " I" "" [ s tD ( *' -' ..... "acR .... ay, [ Y i,  t 1[1 ! ,'; I  Llnle ant, nett Jonn m ae ilenn uce ancl I" ' r, , , Fr '" Wolf ' " p ac . The' ]ocatia a,nd Pzzlcaio anK . 'Jllnior Clubs will have a mllsical ......... tea fro' their nl()lhel's :lad frieilds I[TT:I'KI[T A,  "k,T l at the mmc of Mrs Vie(Iv Nor- v y 1 w Aux. t o l00ame[vo,,l c.,,nselo,, ,l,.,ng m,,sic & Oe • • week. District Delegates The officers ,,f the Shelton Mu- i'ne next regular DUSlness meeT- "  Ing oI tne veterans ot v'orelgn C ' " "'' S .... .......... IAubs distract meeting sponsored Oegslarl dt, ......... 1..1 mgton Stale l'ederaUon of Mu,,m ,g war. AUXiliary Will fie flelcl qnl'l-[]..)x the r,minsq,, a,,io ,,, ,f 't t $2.29 d,- Ma'- 1 a ..... i ................................... : .y, y , , o p,.**, h c,le " ( " " € ..: .... ; ........ Y .,, = lt-ll'emertm. OJ:lgmaL.,mgs o£,'. llemorlal nail, l'ne new premaen  .. , e a ",1 ""  ''" -o .......... ' l uonovan ]F'i-Illn .r oI ;.nelt()n W Ill r8 letty (iOaWln Will presl(l( , ,r • , . L [be f(atm'ed. The meetin will be in 4Y id bl bold- er. On, n. VlHO$ FOrt ' FIRM, tim C0nv0rtible DIKE ,.,- Remove tank to make 91rl's model. Rear lug- gage carrier, middle.. welgf tiros and delux ta|ner whls. € ET link e,d |.• IAIL BOX Oilud tnand ¢owhlde, kll l,lhes Iinnd, f*n.. , ed  pad and infer* i laird ftnee 119M eJ Isf* k*md. Full 13 Foot Rell For Drlvleg Cnferf FRICTION TAPE WEDCE OUSHION Ueevy O'' CRAKE FLUID 0s. Nan-evaperot|ng, Mees rigid SA|70-R-1 spedfl.. cations, Olrates efflc- gently a! 40  beluw end 2S0" above sere. M% HeW 0U WOnK OtOVES /elglerf Ill€ Pelt Election of district delegates and alternates will be the order of business fez' the evening. Hostesses for the evening will be Dorothy Kelsey, Alice Haines, Nellie niter and Augusta Twohy. The prize will be brought by Flor- ence Hamilton. At the recent installation of new officer's the following appointive officers selected by Mrs. Godwin were also installed: Mesdames Daisy Pinney, secretary; Lost Pearson, flag bearer; Bernice Jansson, banner bearer; Merle VanderWal, Jessie Cox, Cecilia Gunter, Dorothy Kelsey, color bearers; Miss Marian Johnson, histoNan; Mrs. Lucy Edmiston, patriotic instructor; and Mrs. Stel- la Booth, musician. KAMILOHE NEWS By GRACE PETTY The Reverend Mrs. Virginia Hodson of the "Ohop Bob" Chil- dren's Home on the Rainier High- way ie conducting services all this week at the local church. Services were held for the young people at the local church last Saturday evening, after' which games were played and lunch served. Miss Dixie Hall and Alex C. Smith of Shelton are to be married May the 9th The receptio is to be. in tl F_gles halt a the air- 'port. Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Nelson are on. a trip to Buena, Wash., and Lewisten, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Petty and children pent Sunday with the Lawrence La Monts at Dayton. Mrs. Judd Chaffee, Mrs. Jss Jordan' and Dianne of Olympia spent Thursday with Mrs. ECwin Petty. Thursday Mrs. Art Nelson and Mrs. Wes Ru made a business trip to Tacoma. Robert .e1.y visited his par- eats, the Kelleys, in Aber- decal .ox the wek,t Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moon and two sons of Tumwater spent Sun- dy with the Alvin N'agel family. Carroll Kelley is on the annual Navy Reserve cruise which Is for two weeks and will cover about 2,000 miles. His-ship was in Van- couver, B.C., over the weekend and his wife Barbara visited him there. Mr. and Mrs. Pbillip Simmons and two children and Roland and Grace Simmons drove to the ocean beach (North Cvel for clams Sat- urday. The family, all of Olympia, of the Harry Simmons came over Sunday to help them celebrate their 43rd wedding anntversary. Gaff Fuller was a first place winner in the Forest Festival post- er contest and Dora Minnegishi, ] twin daughter of the Harry Minne- gishis, also placed. Dora has only been in the U.S.A. and Kamilche Valley school a couple of years. In the intermediate division Mike Fry was a wtnner and in the primary group Sharon Me- Henry also won. There will be a dance at the Progress Grange hall this Satur- day night, May 2nd. l lrri,tay, May 8, at tlw ('.hetTio L,!dg[! near B(dfair. Peggy Prouly Feted At Bridal Shower Miss Peggy Prouty was honored at a surprise bridal shower: [le- eently in the home of Mrs. Dehnar Cole, with Mrs. Gordon Pope as co-hostess. Miss Prouty is the bride-elect of Mr. Charles Heinitz of Milwaukee, Wis. Games were played and prizes won by Mrs. 0ertrude Holder', Mrs. , Dave Price and Mrs. h'ene Jack- son. Bouquets of spring flowers decorated the Cole home for the occasion. - Among those present were Mr,. Raymond Prouty, mother of the honored guest, Mesdames Dave Price, Chuck Cox, Clay Berry, Frank Smith, Mel Dobson, Earl Moore, Orln Ellison, Bueford Rose, Valdor Jackson, Ellis Wells, Tom Watts, Irene Jackson, Gertnlde Holder, Miss Dorothy Schweiter- ing, Miss lary Dobson, and Miss Elizabeth Butler. Unable to attend but sending their best wishes were Mrs. Charles Dahirnan an dMrs May- hell Daniels. Two SbeHon Studenls Get Degrees ai U, More than 450 University of Washington students received ba- chelor'a degrees advanced degrees, and teaching certifidates winter" quarter, Mrs. Ethelyn Toner, reg- istrar, announced yesterday. There were 341 bachelor's de- grees, 34 teaching and dental cer- tificates, and $6 advanced degrees. William Maxwell of Shelton re- ceived a bachelor of science de- gree in civil engineering and Joyce McNee, also of Shelton, received a B.S. degree in pharmacy. O.E.S. SOCIAL CLUB Members of the Order of East- ern Star Social Club will meet for a 12 o'clock hmcheon Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Ann Batchelor. Mrs. Annette MImson and Mrs. Jewel Deer will be co-hosteses, Transportation will leave the Mt. Moriah Masonic Temple at II:45 a.m. PUBLIC (LARD PARTY The Hillcrest Homemakers Club will hold a public card party at! 8 p m Saturday in the home of Mr'. and Mrs, Ernest Stoner', 1.7:16 Olympic Highway Nortit. Mrs. El- lis Wells and Mrs Irene Jackson will be hostesses. Refreshments will be served. HOIIE ON LEAVE Pvt. Wayne 'Stenberg is home on leave follow- ing basic training at: b'ort Ord, Calif., after which he will be sta-' tioned at Fol___ "t Leavis i .... Gladys Nelson, Bertha Taylor and Grace Petty were on the sup-I per committee at Abe Tuesday eve- ] ning meeting of the Degree of I Honor Lodge. Yefee Jd JgL.. ' L BLO|| : ,n I CLOTHESLINE Sm•o*h Imi&d line, Ne.Mrek ad Bag. la*y on the hand fQ N, rellinlb and COTA, SSelton tveeed mm ,win e vstam w mq R Prouty • wner Fellowship Supper Sunday, Mr. Olive The quarterly felh)wship supper will be held in the parish hall next Sunday evening at 6:00. It will be "potluck" supper and the ladies are urged to hring their dishes to the parish hall by 5:30. Sunday school and Bible classes every Sunday at 9:45, followed by the worship service at 11:00. Adult membership clash meets on Monday eveings at 8:00 The high school class on Wednesday at 3:45. and the junior Confirma- tion class on Saturdays at 9:00. The Lutheran Wonten's Mission- ary League spring rally will be held at the Good Shepherd Luth- eran church jn Tacoma on May 6 at 6:30 p.m. If you intend to go, Annual Tacoma Antique Show Set The l'uget {mnd &t'['a is agun looking forward to the c[)m,ng of AS 'qu" Ill*' D.nllllll| antique dealer's sho\\;x ;llld s',lle t*l })[' held al SI. Lll[(e's MenloI'iai Episcopal ('l%tlrvh Ill 'I'ai- ,'()ma. May 5. 6 and 7 ()vet b'U ,,,,e00se0000ldeaie, s.',,,:,.,e.d,t.,s D[PENDABLEI ninth show sponsored I)v the \\;re- cnen of tits church. Thel'e ill be on display and for Fill(! IIl,' ex- qllisile ('ollecliolls of OHl'}y AIIlt'Fl- ('fill and Elll'opean IDlt)Ol'lH (If the finest glass, china, silver, pewter, brass, eoppcr, jewelry and furni- Mire. 'Phe show will be fran norm 1[) 10 p.m., and smorgasbord will be served at noon and night; snacks will be served througllout the af- Lernoon. The church is on the corner of North 36th and Gave Sts.. and can be reached by the Point Defiance hus. By car. it: can be reached by going north on Stevens Street from Sixth Avenue to North 36th St, turn left on 36th to Gave St {three blocks). Daughters of Pioneers Schedule Instllation Installation of officers will be the order' of business at the regu- lar business meeting of the Ma- son county chapter No. 14, Daugh- ters of Pioneers of Washington. The meeting witl convene at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 7, in the Bayshore home of Mrs. Warren Lincoln. "i i " • O PREMIUM GRADI[ SHELL HEATING OIl O PIItEtUll 8R¥1€11 CALL 60TT OIL OOHPANY BAYSHORE ROAD Phone HA 6-3322 or ltA 6-6201 1ENTAL 00ERVIBE LARGE OR SMALL Fger snd Vibrator Types FLOOR. SANDERS Home FLOOR POLISHERS please contact Mrs. R. Fitzhum. Sundav school teachers will & k meet on'Tuesday evening at 7:30. kgan Eaorett Lum r go If ' you cannot attend services • on Stnda.y, tune in the Lutheran Hour and" 'This Is The Life" pro- _gram on King TV. Hill-reel (E leaner & H i, ghway) Pho:e HA 64522 L I Ill l I I . 5pecM for/H 0 THER'S DAY . llli,E, Ina , Dinner One Week Only 50 PIEOE SET OOMPLETE SERVIOE FOR 8 / Choice of 4 Lovely Patterns O Exceptionally Durable: Guaranteed against breaking, el'ackirlg, chipping, or crazing, it wilt last you a lifetime. Distinctively Lovely: Every piece a  graceful expression of contemporary styling, Rich, glowing decorator col- ors that eannoL fade or chip off. Flawlessly Smart: Used in some of America's finest homes, for both for- real and informal occasions, and spec- ified by leading decorators, Eminently Practical: Ideally right f,r evexyday meals an 4 snt}cks , in- doors and out, and for important buffets and dinners as well. Easy to Care For: Light ta, handle, easy to clean, free of clatter stacks quickly; safely, and is washabl in boiling water, in sink or dishwasher, without damage. Economical, Too: You save money year after year, because you have no chipped or" broken dishes, al no ex- pensive replacements. Proton PLASTICS will replace any piece of Dinnerwa'e by" Pro- Ion that becomes broken, crackd, chipped, or crazed, in the course of norntal hofisehold use (except when overheated) within TWO YEARS of date of purchase. This guarantee applies even to dishes used in a home automatic dish- washer. x 1 ( , SHELTON.IV. So cial Even ts 86clety Editor • Beve Welle • Phone HA. 6-441 gel • ttOTELa HA 6-4134 Avenue WASH, Flll.i 6'rH AND LAUREL Met Winner Plans Olympia Appearance The Olympia Fine Arts Guild will sponsor the appearance of tile recent Northwest winner of a con- tract with the Metropolitan Opera Company, Roald Reitan. 'rhe young 1)aritone's appearance will begin at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the JOBIES PLAN FUN PARTY Queen Vahu,ie Latham will hold a fun party at her home fay the naembers of Bethel 3, Order of .Tab's I)aughlers, The girls haw.  lind n busysched- vie lrayeling to Belfair for Friend- Olympic high school auditorium, shill Night, titillating four new G ........ mmllel's Cindy 'J'ickson Gerry cneraJ aflmlssion [leKets [)! ...... "' , ' " ' ' • € 1 r.n ,o*r 1. ..t.* ;.ad ¢*nnl MS t IAII WIISfn II'en( b]nlsley and Ca- ",:;gbga'V':'niX,Ti'"HA ",;':;i'0C'"' thy Mnls. Last Saturda the ao- • ' ' "' " Ibh,s held a fool sale :It Tradewell. The next raBBling of the Jobies PLANT NALE A plant sale is slated by tim members of the Dirt Dabbers Gar- den Club for Friday md Saturday, May 8 and 9 in Sears Order of- fice. Anyone wishing a particular type of plant is asked to-call Mrs, I. G. Carder, HA. 6-6969 or Mrs. Frank Winkelman, HA. 6-4773. wil PHONE HA 6-4582 Give Mum New Beauty Fo Her Day, May 10th ffAIrdil I'IER, APPOINTMENT NOW will be election of officers on Tues- day, in tim Masonic Temple. Bluffers Beat SRA In Playoff The Aberdeen Bluffers beat the Shelton Simpson Recreation Asso- ciation Pinochle Club lll,Sl0 to 107,110 in a play-off game Satur- (lay, April 18, in the Armory. High score for the play-off was won by Mrs. Betty Kuhnle of -qhelton, 9,370; second high was won by Phil Fecile of Aberdeen, 8,630. Traveling pinochle prizes were won. by Cliff Splinter and Lottie Logan, both of Aberdeen. The next regular game for the local club will be held May 12. JOURNAL -- Pabhshed in "Ch'fistmastown. U.,.A.." Snelton, Jane Rucker 1959 DeMolay Sweetheart ADMIRING GLANCES were drawn by Jane E. Reed chapter. She wLII compete for the Rucker, 1959 DeMolay sweetheart, recently honor of State DeMolay Sw'eetheart. Pic- ot the annual DeMolay Sweetheart Dance tured with Jane are Sherry Halbert, Stew Biehl in the Mesonic Temple. Jane was presented and Jerry Kilbourne. ,l)eaa phot,).) with an orchid let and gifts from the Mark Jr, High Girls See 4-H Fashion Show Fashions out of this world came to life at the Junior High School Girls' Club assembly April 22. W.C.T.U. PLANS NO-HOST LUNCIEON The Women's Christian Temper- ance Union will meet at one o'- clock Friday in the Faith Luther- an chnrch for a no-host hmcheon. Mrs. Agnes Kangar will be in charge of the arrangements. Miss Elsie Dewell will review a chapter of the study book, "Sha- dow Over America." A cordial invitation is extended to all in- terested in the program, why pax'- ents should understand the nice- Carolyn Schroede] Donna Wolf, hal problem• Shirley DtJlenburg; Sharon Town- Nadine Thompson, New York stylist for SWnplicity Patterns Company produced the show with a wardrobe made from patterns of hey company. It was planned for 4-H clothing club projects and showed basics in wardrobe coordi- nation. Mrs. Jane Windsor, Mason coun- ty agent, worked with Mrs. J. E. Jeffery and Mrs. Norman Remme to present the rewue in ShelteR. Models were Cathy Heuston, Glor- ia Fulton, Barbara Chase, Dar- lene Graffe, Margie Iillenburg, I Pat Leonard, Kathy Santamaria,: Musical Magic Proclaimed by Mayor Moore Mayor Earl Moore has D 1 '(1 - send Naomi Nagai, Carol Prather, Judy Rowe, Karen Sarkowitz, ALONG WITH SHAY DAY Kareal Wolf and Nancy Burnett. In the morning Mrs. Mabel Burke of Lumbermen's Met'can- . tile .cooperated with Mrs. Wind- and q* !llli,, ,i, el hond w;tk vbb•• grlp. Dropped forged cme- #ece lind. Iknt €w. Hebllll// @ISle MALL FIXTURE Rlelerl '4m m $1.?S * ']fI,,Y twin sbk size with t extra depth. In red, white, pink mr tur- qu4e color*. claimed the we.eli of May ; to 10 as Music Week in Shell on Tire purpose of National Music Week during those dales is to encourage the performance and enjoyment of nat]sic thrtmghout the country. Na- tional Music Week is ponsored hy tire Shelter Music Club and National Federation of Music Clubs. The theme this year is "There's Magic'. in Music-.U'sc It." In Shetton through the mum- eel classes in the public so, heels. the p r i v a t e music teachers, churches, community concerts, Shelton Music Club and junior clubs will focus their" attention on the nlllsical resoul?ces of this com- nlunity. During Music Week the follow- mg are some of the musical activi- ties scheduled: The h'me S. lhmd high school concert, Tlles(la.y at 8 p.m. in the high sc.hool au(iitof sor to show 4-H clothing leaders ium; a musical tea for tilt,, parents suitable material for the styles] o the Treble Clef Junior Music brought. Miss Thompson led the Club members and the.it friends • 3:30 to 5 p.m M[)ndav ;it the session by showing points of con-  c  . ; . .,.. ' .... i. %lc.,on 00ostaCcesvri00:00g the sel,,r The Sharp .l,,,d,,,: M,,sic g' rments, sses ror tne mot ..... , • "" s ......... Club will hold ,tst :t on 'lhurs- nlng were eae (tames Willis UI'- it-- M i " I" "" [ s tD ( *' -' ..... "acR .... ay, [ Y i,  t 1[1 ! ,'; I  Llnle ant, nett Jonn m ae ilenn uce ancl I" ' r, , , Fr '" Wolf ' " p ac . The' ]ocatia a,nd Pzzlcaio anK . 'Jllnior Clubs will have a mllsical ......... tea fro' their nl()lhel's :lad frieilds I[TT:I'KI[T A,  "k,T l at the mmc of Mrs Vie(Iv Nor- v y 1 w Aux. t o l00ame[vo,,l c.,,nselo,, ,l,.,ng m,,sic & Oe • • week. District Delegates The officers ,,f the Shelton Mu- i'ne next regular DUSlness meeT- "  Ing oItne veterans ot v'orelgn C ' " "'' S .... .......... IAubs distract meeting sponsored Oegslarl dt, ......... 1..1 mgton Stale l'ederaUon of Mu,,m ,g war. AUXiliary Will fie flelcl qnl'l-[]..)x the r,minsq,, a,,io ,,, ,f 't t $2.29 d,- Ma'- 1 a ..... i ................................... : .y, y , , o p,.**, h c,le " ( " " € ..: .... ; ........ Y .,, = lt-ll'emertm. OJ:lgmaL.,mgs o£,'. llemorlal nail, l'ne new premaen  .. , e a ",1 ""  ''" -o .......... ' l uonovan ]F'i-Illn .r oI ;.nelt()n W Ill r8 letty (iOaWln Will presl(l( , ,r • , . L [be f(atm'ed. The meetin will be in 4Y id bl bold- er. On, n. VlHO$ FOrt ' FIRM, tim C0nv0rtible DIKE ,.,- Remove tank to make 91rl's model. Rear lug- gage carrier, middle.. welgf tiros and delux ta|ner whls. € ET link e,d |.• IAIL BOX Oilud tnand ¢owhlde, kll l,lhes Iinnd, f*n.. , ed  pad and infer* i laird ftnee 119M eJ Isf* k*md. Full 13 Foot Rell For Drlvleg Cnferf FRICTION TAPE WEDCE OUSHION Ueevy O'' CRAKE FLUID 0s. Nan-evaperot|ng, Mees rigid SA|70-R-1 spedfl.. cations, Olrates efflc- gently a! 40  beluw end 2S0" above sere. M% HeW 0U WOnK OtOVES /elglerf Ill€ Pelt Election of district delegates and alternates will be the order of business fez' the evening. Hostesses for the evening will be Dorothy Kelsey, Alice Haines, Nellie niter and Augusta Twohy. The prize will be brought by Flor- ence Hamilton. At the recent installation of new officer's the following appointive officers selected by Mrs. Godwin were also installed: Mesdames Daisy Pinney, secretary; Lost Pearson, flag bearer; Bernice Jansson, banner bearer; Merle VanderWal, Jessie Cox, Cecilia Gunter, Dorothy Kelsey, color bearers; Miss Marian Johnson, histoNan; Mrs. Lucy Edmiston, patriotic instructor; and Mrs. Stel- la Booth, musician. KAMILOHE NEWS By GRACE PETTY The Reverend Mrs. Virginia Hodson of the "Ohop Bob" Chil- dren's Home on the Rainier High- way ie conducting services all this week at the local church. Services were held for the young people at the local church last Saturday evening, after' which games were played and lunch served. Miss Dixie Hall and Alex C. Smith of Shelton are to be married May the 9th The receptio is to be. in tl F_gles halt a the air- 'port. Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Nelson are on. a trip to Buena, Wash., and Lewisten, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Petty and children pent Sunday with the Lawrence La Monts at Dayton. Mrs. Judd Chaffee, Mrs. Jss Jordan' and Dianne of Olympia spent Thursday with Mrs. ECwin Petty. Thursday Mrs. Art Nelson and Mrs. Wes Ru made a business trip to Tacoma. Robert .e1.y visited his par- eats, the Kelleys, in Aber- decal .ox the wek,t Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moon and two sons of Tumwater spent Sun- dy with the Alvin N'agel family. Carroll Kelley is on the annual Navy Reserve cruise which Is for two weeks and will cover about 2,000 miles. His-ship was in Van- couver, B.C., over the weekend and his wife Barbara visited him there. Mr. and Mrs. Pbillip Simmons and two children and Roland and Grace Simmons drove to the ocean beach (North Cvel for clams Sat- urday. The family, all of Olympia, of the Harry Simmons came over Sunday to help them celebrate their 43rd wedding anntversary. Gaff Fuller was a first place winner in the Forest Festival post- er contest and Dora Minnegishi, ] twin daughter of the Harry Minne- gishis, also placed. Dora has only been in the U.S.A. and Kamilche Valley school a couple of years. In the intermediate division Mike Fry was a wtnner and in the primary group Sharon Me- Henry also won. There will be a dance at the Progress Grange hall this Satur- day night, May 2nd. l lrri,tay, May 8, at tlw ('.hetTio L,!dg[! near B(dfair. Peggy Prouly Feted At Bridal Shower Miss Peggy Prouty was honored at a surprise bridal shower: [le- eently in the home of Mrs. Dehnar Cole, with Mrs. Gordon Pope as co-hostess. Miss Prouty is the bride-elect of Mr. Charles Heinitz of Milwaukee, Wis. Games were played and prizes won by Mrs. 0ertrude Holder', Mrs. , Dave Price and Mrs. h'ene Jack- son. Bouquets of spring flowers decorated the Cole home for the occasion. - Among those present were Mr,. Raymond Prouty, mother of the honored guest, Mesdames Dave Price, Chuck Cox, Clay Berry, Frank Smith, Mel Dobson, Earl Moore, Orln Ellison, Bueford Rose, Valdor Jackson, Ellis Wells, Tom Watts, Irene Jackson, Gertnlde Holder, Miss Dorothy Schweiter- ing, Miss lary Dobson, and Miss Elizabeth Butler. Unable to attend but sending their best wishes were Mrs. Charles Dahirnan an dMrs May- hell Daniels. Two SbeHon Studenls Get Degrees ai U, More than 450 University of Washington students received ba- chelor'a degrees advanced degrees, and teaching certifidates winter" quarter, Mrs. Ethelyn Toner, reg- istrar, announced yesterday. There were 341 bachelor's de- grees, 34 teaching and dental cer- tificates, and $6 advanced degrees. William Maxwell of Shelton re- ceived a bachelor of science de- gree in civil engineering and Joyce McNee, also of Shelton, received a B.S. degree in pharmacy. O.E.S. SOCIAL CLUB Members of the Order of East- ern Star Social Club will meet for a 12 o'clock hmcheon Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Ann Batchelor. Mrs. Annette MImson and Mrs. Jewel Deer will be co-hosteses, Transportation will leave the Mt. Moriah Masonic Temple at II:45 a.m. PUBLIC (LARD PARTY The Hillcrest Homemakers Club will hold a public card party at! 8 p m Saturday in the home of Mr'. and Mrs, Ernest Stoner', 1.7:16 Olympic Highway Nortit. Mrs. El- lis Wells and Mrs Irene Jackson will be hostesses. Refreshments will be served. HOIIE ON LEAVE Pvt. Wayne 'Stenberg is home on leave follow- ing basic training at: b'ort Ord, Calif., after which he will be sta-' tioned at Fol___ "t Leavis i .... Gladys Nelson, Bertha Taylor and Grace Petty were on the sup-I per committee at Abe Tuesday eve- ] ning meeting of the Degree of I Honor Lodge. Yefee Jd JgL.. ' L BLO|| : ,n I CLOTHESLINE Sm•o*h Imi&d line, Ne.Mrek ad Bag. la*y on the hand fQ N, rellinlb and COTA, SSelton tveeed mm ,win e vstam w mq R Prouty • wner Fellowship Supper Sunday, Mr. Olive The quarterly felh)wship supper will be held in the parish hall next Sunday evening at 6:00. It will be "potluck" supper and the ladies are urged to hring their dishes to the parish hall by 5:30. Sunday school and Bible classes every Sunday at 9:45, followed by the worship service at 11:00. Adult membership clash meets on Monday eveings at 8:00 The high school class on Wednesday at 3:45. and the junior Confirma- tion class on Saturdays at 9:00. The Lutheran Wonten's Mission- ary League spring rally will be held at the Good Shepherd Luth- eran church jn Tacoma on May 6 at 6:30 p.m. If you intend to go, Annual Tacoma Antique Show Set The l'uget {mnd &t'['a is agun looking forward to the c[)m,ng of AS 'qu" Ill*' D.nllllll| antique dealer's sho\\;x ;llld s',lle t*l })[' held al SI. Lll[(e's MenloI'iai Episcopal ('l%tlrvh Ill 'I'ai- ,'()ma. May 5. 6 and 7 ()vet b'U ,,,,e00se0000ldeaie, s.',,,:,.,e.d,t.,s D[PENDABLEI ninth show sponsored I)v the \\;re- cnen of tits church. Thel'e ill be on display and for Fill(! IIl,' ex- qllisile ('ollecliolls of OHl'}y AIIlt'Fl- ('fill and Elll'opean IDlt)Ol'lH (If the finest glass, china, silver, pewter, brass, eoppcr, jewelry and furni- Mire. 'Phe show will be fran norm 1[) 10 p.m., and smorgasbord will be served at noon and night; snacks will be served througllout the af- Lernoon. The church is on the corner of North 36th and Gave Sts.. and can be reached by the Point Defiance hus. By car. it: can be reached by going north on Stevens Street from Sixth Avenue to North 36th St, turn left on 36th to Gave St {three blocks). Daughters of Pioneers Schedule Instllation Installation of officers will be the order' of business at the regu- lar business meeting of the Ma- son county chapter No. 14, Daugh- ters of Pioneers of Washington. 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