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wm'A‘b'”“"'flf Girl Grads Will 5W
-——, Get Lane Chestsl ‘1' ,E‘jut 6W8
’ i This week, every girl in thel
‘Irene S. Reed High School class
SHELTON
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TROOP 5 ;
Nancy Nutt, Scribe 1
Troop of the Girl Scouts en—I
tertained for their Mothers at the
Little House in the park Tues-
day afternoon. Two folk dancesl
Lane Cedar Chest free. These
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iof 1942 is being given a miniature
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i chests are the gift of Mr. 01-;
sen of the Olsen Furniture Co. 1were given by the girls. They,
Those girls who have already served tea and cookies to the;
reCeived these lovely miniature Mothers. |
The guests were Mrs. W. T:
ideal place to keep the souvenirs R. C. Nutt, Mrs.l
Weyand, Mrs.
hit t h t th
| Sponsored by l C 9‘55 Sate t a ey are an
Shelton Eagles. ,and keepsakes of high school White, Mrs. Archie Lemke,
Mrs.’
‘days. Hall, Mrs. Fitz, Mrs. Donaldson,‘
Mr. Olsen says that if any of.Mrs. William Stevenson, Mrs.‘
Rau’s Orchestra
,the girls in this graduating class Case, Mrs. Connolly, Mrs. Manke,
have not received their cards for Mrs. Latham, Mrs. A. S. Viger
‘the chests, to please come in and‘ and Kay Levett.
'9 see him and he will see that new
cards are sent.
Admission 25¢ -— Tax 59.“
Total 30¢ per person
Dancing 9:30 to 1:30
‘_IIII-”I . .
aWn Mowers
—~———— ' Gail Alilskog, Scribe
BOY BORN WEDNESDAY Brownie Troop 7 met with Mrs. ‘
A baby son was born Wednes- 1 Lloyd Morgan and finished the
day to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fer-.last of the Mother Day gifts.
guson 0f Shelton at Shelton hos- Brownie cookies were brought by
pital. Geraldine Carlson.
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TROOP 6
Troop 6 met this week with
Josephine Avery at her home.
Games were played and refresh—
,ments were served by the hosetss
i‘mother, Mrs. Vera Huntington;
Seventeen Girl Scouts were pres-
ent and plans were made for the
inext year’s work.
Girl Scout Council
Holds Monday Meeting
1 The Girl Scout Council met on
Monday at the home of Mrs. C.
H. Kreienbaum. Definite plans
were made for shingling and.
painting the exterior of the Little
House. A city wide summer camp
was discussed and will be carried
[out if enough public interest war-
rants it.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. .William Mc-
Kenzie on Monday, May 25 at 2
P~m~ . .
Mother Of Local
Women Succumbs
Mrs. M. E. Kennedy and Mrs?
Mabel Hollis have returned toi
Shelton from Seattle where they}
were called three weeks ago by‘
the illness which resulted in the
, death last week of their mother,
Mé‘s. Mary Ann Godfrey, 91 years
01 .
Mrs. Godfrey had been a visi-
itor in Shelton at various times
and was one.of the few living
persons who traveled in a cover-
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Two other daughters, Mrs“
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Offield of Seattle, 17 grandchil-
dren and eleven great grandchil-l
Remember we Expertly Sharpen Mowers dren surVive' t
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- JUST IN
Also Many Models of Pennsylvania and Eclipse
Lawn Mowers
MY SINCERE APPRECIATION
Many thanks to all my friends!
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-SHET- TONMASON COUNTY. .JQUBNAE
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Hood (‘anal women’s Club 1
Schedule (Taming Events
annual Mother-Daughter
banquet of the Hood Canal Wo-'
The
men’s Club will be held on Fri-l
day evening, May 15, with a six
o'clock planned potluck dinner.
The usual candle lighting cere—l
mony and interesting program are
being arranged by the committee,
consisting of Mrs. Vadswortlr,
Mrs. Ayers and Mrs. Hill. The
usual large crowd is anticipated;
On Tuesday, May 19, there will1
be meeting of the executive.
board at the Hoodsport club
rooms; at p. m. The regular!
May meeting will be held on
Thursday, May 21, at the usual
time and place, with the after-
noon devoted to a picnic.
To class the year's ac..ivities.
the annual Musical Breakfast will l
be held at Alderbrook Inn, Mon-i
June 1. The co-cl’iairman,
Mrs. Lud Andersen and Miss Dor- ,
otiiy leseleaf have arranged ai
program equally as interesting as‘
the one presented last year, andI
the musical talent soon to be an- I
nounch will be some of the fin-
est ever presented to a Mason
Vi'.(l.T.U. Slate
Friday Meeting i
i Belfair School Teacher
‘ and Mrs.
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Juveniles In Charge
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SOCIAL
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Honor were
ther’s Day pm
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Honored at Chateau 7—11
Chateau 7-11 on the Scenic;
Hood Canal was the scene of a;
gay festive party Thursday eve-.
ning when 30 friends gatherch
for a shower given honoring Miss‘
Thelma Curtis. one of the popu—i
ated. Mrs. Vivian Morgan wasf
presented a corsago.
Ruby Jane and Donna
ther‘s Bouquet” by Joyce Storeyy;
Sattcrthwaitc, ‘
11d. Lor— l,
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tertainment was a mock wedding. ‘
The part of the bride was played Betty ECU" Judy
lNancy Niltt, Elaine. 17‘ch
by Mrs. Newkirk; Mrs. Culbert— . g,“ _, I“ ,
son the groom. minister Miss rains IAzicyeus, Ernestine liming]
.chf'om. ring be’arer MW; Rep_.Marylln Dotson and EllZathhi
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0mg. ugh“. Mm VanSWkC. maid, gave a duct, a tabloid, “Memor-
H . " f v .’ lie?" was )rcsented in Mrs. Fathel
of honor, Miss Stalw1cx, Mrs. ' VIE PM, 10“ d V“! P“ H
Sundstrom, the bride’s mother, 110‘“ 1' bf“ n‘m‘,‘ ‘
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Culbertso,1 the bride‘s l, Romano, moLher: Riley Jane Paul-
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fmher' Before the bndal {38” Ly ' Harrison, children; and Patty
entered M’SS Boydgos Sang Pm' Chase, bride; Gertrude. Silvers, ac-
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mlsev Oh Promlse- The br‘dal'conlpanicd by Bea Larson, sang!
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bouquet consisted of skunk cab<, . C.
bage and brush for greens. An-lthe V0 8"}
other added feature of the eve—
ning's program was “Progressive
Peanuts,” with prizes going to
Refreshments were served at
the close and corsagcs were pre—
sented to all mothers. Following.
Regular Meeting
The Homebuilders of the Bap-
The Juveniles of the Degree ofltist Church met on Tuesday in
in N“ '21- of the Mo- 1 the church parlors
1 presented :l.t§Bible study. There were 25 mem-
,the Odd Fellows hall on Tuesdayibc‘rs present. Mrs. Eugene Brown
evening. Nadine Andrews, Ruben i and Mrs. Harold Chase were host-
Nutt and Loren Nutt were initi- 'j esses.
The meeting next Tuesday will
ibc held at Rev. and Mrs. Bovee's
Janetplace at Island Lake. A potluck
supper and study period will [01-
They retumied on Sunday. ,
Friday. Me
If you Wish to
to ’l‘ell—»Journal
for regular
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lar young school teachers of the l “iiiligsza‘ciiloxv the building
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Belfair school whose marriage to g t,“ "'13: ;3 ‘ 41,11 f :
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‘Keimeth Millbrath will take place a g‘ “‘1' wisit Daughter
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June in the Gran ‘e hall at: ‘09.! figs \‘Jcl'e given y r r one}
Mr. anc Mrs. . a 0 er "
Buckiey, “rash. They gwiu make l Andrews, Ivory Scott, Robert 1 and.
daughter Carol Jean, left on Loans and I ALI; M
‘their home in Tacoma. (SCUtt. Jackie MUXH'O‘ and Judy i Friday for
Eugene, Oregon, to BELL BUIL
Highlighting the evenings cn_‘iSattcrtllwaitc. A dialogue, "Mow
visit their daughter, Helen Mae. SHELTON’ ‘ -
Estimate Oi
fore We Beg
1 Meet With
: held last Thursday with Mrs. An-
who gave me their subscriptions
in the recent Journal contest. Al-.
though I did not win bigyclp,{
I received a-nice cash bonus from:
The Journal, which is greatly ap-é
l preciated. r l
Thanks—PATTY CASE.
SleystersFix-lt Shop
- Specials for Friday, Saturday
DELIVERIES
— North of Goldsborough Creek _. p. m.
South of Goldsborough Creek .. 3 p. m.
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6 for ..
OLD DUTCH
CLEANSER
2 pkgs. ............ ..
GRAPE NUTS
WHEAT MEAL
16-02. .... ------- --
Beefeate r
Corned Beef 2/49¢ ‘
lettuce 2hds. 13¢
Peas . 6 cans 85¢
Pure Grab Apple
Jelly .. . . lG—oz. 25¢
Knight’s Prepared—6oz.
440 COUNT
Fairmont—lG-oz.
SUNNYSIDE 'No. 1
Asparagus lb. we
JUICE
Mustard. 2 jars 17¢ dill.
Thompson’s M A L‘l’E D
Milkweed; stain” u .- , V ii
Believe It or Not
We will have plenty of Bananas
for the Week end!!!
Thin Chocolate
Mints . . . . .. lb. 25¢
Figs . 2 tins 17¢
A Good "Ghewey Candy
Smacks . . . . lb. 23¢“
Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Lettuce,
Peas, Radishes, Green Onions
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Oakland and its return to pasture
missioners
-t0rs appeared in protests to the
. Shelton hospital.
llDlEENEX pkg. 259 i
"83“ 3r'34250
Celery, Spinach, Cauliflower Friday and Saturday
The Women’s Christian Temper— Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Sundstrom, Mrs. '
this she “in” drill team per-
ancc Union will meet on Friday, Michaels and Miss Jeffers. After: forme
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May 15. at 1:30 for a dessert i the program a dainty lunch was In Bromerton
‘lmc‘l‘im f“ the home 0f Mm served on long tables before that Mr.
and Mrs. E. w. Johnson
W. M. Elliott. additional
fireplace. Lending
charm to the tables were spring
Dom; Sewing Iflowers in dainty shades of yel-
, , . _.low, pink and blue, while small
Ongmcvrfillfigfi $§L138833Vl Chinese umbrellas were the place
with Mrs. Art Brvneg and then cards. The honored guests receiv-
l ed many pretty gifts. Hostesses
tgheglzengg cross Room for the evening were Mrs. William
___._ Taylor, Mrs. Lillian Pearson and
Mrs. Elvira Kincaid.
Altar Society
Daughters of Pioneers
Annie Frazier
The final plans for the State
convention to be held in Seattle1
May 12 and 13 at Edward Meanyi
Hotel were completed at the
Daughters of Pioneers meeting
Creel Dickie Surprised
tVith Friday Party
A group of friends and Dou-
ble H Club members surprised
Mrs. Bill Dickie with a potluck
luncheon at her home on Friday.
nie Frazer. Members planning to t:
. i the afternoon. Mrs. Dickie re—
attend are Mrs. Warren Dickey,I n. _ . .
Mrs. B. S. Barger, Mrs. Minnie Gen/ed a birthday glft from the
B. Meyers, Mrs. Eva Wivell, Mrs. ladies
Warren Earl and Miss Sylvial Those Present were Mrs- L90
Borst. “Martin, Mrs. Lantz Wiss, Mrs. L.
,Two tables of cards were in playv
'Spent Mother's Day in Bremen:—
ton with their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Thompson, who entertain—
ed with a dinner for her mother“
Mrs. Merle Mays, another daugh—
ter, was also present. Mr. Thomp-,
son recently left for Providence
Rhode Island, where he will be
foreman of the Reems Company
shipyards.
V Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Mays.
ispent Wednesday in Shelton.
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Spring Luncheon
Slated May 19th
The Rainbow Mothers Club is
having a Spring luncheon at one
.o’clock at the Masonic Temple,
C. Burrell, Mrs. Ed Lewis, Mrs.
E. B. Sutton, Mrs. George Gilmore
and Mrs. Frank Willard. Mrs.
Willard and Mrs. Lewis won hon-
Neighliors of Woodcraft
Hold Regular Meeting
The [Neighbors of Woodcraft
held a regular meeting on Thurs-
day evening. Annual Memorial , called To Chehalis
services are to be held at the,h Mrs. Hal Briggs was called
next meeting in two weeks. i ome on Thursday by the illness
Attend Ice Follies of Chehalis. She expects to be
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Suther-lgone Several days'
land were dinner guests of Mr.’ W“
and Mrs. Ed. Bjork of Bremer-
ton on Wednesday evening fol-
lowing which the two couples at-
tended the Ice Follies in Seattle.
Smith, Mrs.
Entire Oakland gm
Plat Is Vacated
Vacation of the entire plat of
Mrs. Brynes Entertains
Club Members Tuesday
{home on Tuesday for the regular'
meeting'of her bridge club. Hon—
iors were won by Mrs. Elmer
Takes Part in Moore?
Fuller Wedding Rites
Robert Million of Shelton was
an usher at the wedding of Miss)
Jean Fuller, daughter of Mr. andl
and Mrs. John W. Fuller and Ed—
war,d C. Moore, son of Mrs. Flora
Moore of Spokane, held Saturday}
afternoon in the First Christian
Church in Olympia.
was approved by the county com-
Monday 'when the
county road engineer submitted
a favorable report and no objec-
petition submitted by Alden C.
Bayley. trustee, at the regularlyi
scheduled public hearing on 'the
petition. .
Monday, June 8, at two o’clock
was set as the date for another
public hearing in the commision-
ers chambers on the petition of
Harold Carr et al asking vacation ion.
of all of Hal‘dscrabble road from —-
Olympic highway {to the intersec- Chapter 8., RED.
tion with the Hurley-Waldrip road Holds Monday Meeting l
in the Kamilche district. Chapter 8., RED. held a meet-
~—E—~ ————— ing on Monday at the home of
In Tacoma, Seattle ,
‘ Mrs. W. F. Roberts spent last
Thursday in Seattle and Friday,
in Tacoma where she attended
State Board meetings of the W0-
men’s Christian Temperance Un-
1of her father, Clarence Ellingtonlber was held m, the St. Davids
Mrs' Brynes entertained at herlChristie of Seattle Mrs. Peterson.
[and Mrs. Witt of Bremerton were
Carl Hellman, and'
l men’s
lTucsday, May 19th. All Mothers’
of Rainbow Girls are invited to=
I attend.
From Seattlew i
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Landers of
iSeattle spent a few days in
Shelton last week with Dr. and
Mrs. Glenn Landers.
St. David’s Glllld i
(new. 1.2;: Meeting ;
l The last meeting until Sepem-
Guild at the home of Mrs. Bern-l
lhard. \Viniecki on Wednesday af-l'
ternoon. Fourteen members andl
Rev. and Mrs. 1
Mrs. '
Jessett ‘
Wilbur
6 guests,
I of Olym pia, and
George Cooper. Refresh-i
who soo‘re on “Missionar' Edu— '
ments were served by the hostess. ’ " ‘
cation,” and Mrs. Christie, whose;
topic was “Five Projects of VVo-E
Guild of the Episcopal'
Church. The, are Work for Par-
ish," Comniu' .y; ‘DiOce‘se, Nation
and World.”
A short business meeting was
held and new officers elected are:
president, Mrs. Earl Johnson:
president-elect, Mrs. Bernhard 5’
Winiecki; vice-president.
Mrs. i
Phil Murphy: secretary. Mrs. M.}
C. Zintheo ard treasurer, Mrs. E.
A. Middlebrooks. . i
The meeting was preceded by
a potluck luncheon at 1:30 pfm.
Tbfiog/imwe
ION
GIRL FOR LATHAMS Mrs. Carl Macke. Mrs. S. A. Hat-
Mr. and Mrs, percy Latham of char was the assisting hostess.
Shelton became parents of a baby “The SHOW Goose" by Pam Gal-
daughter born Wednesday at the i100 was read by Mrs- 'Phil 1333"
ey.
A. ‘ ‘Friendship Club
' Sews For Red Cross
, The Friendship Club met on
,_ IWednesday for a dessert lunch-
!eon with Mrs- George Eads_
.Twelve members and two guests,
Shelton, Wash.
Mrs. Eshmael. and Mrs. Van Horn,
,mother of Mrs. Eads from Cali-
fornia, were present. The after-
Inoon was spentsewing for the
l, Red Cross. The next meeting will
i be held with Mrs. Edna Evans.
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Friday — Saturday
Two Features
Royal Neighbors
'Hold Regular Meet
The Royal’ Neighbors held their
regular Mother’s Day program
1 last Thursday at the Odd Fellowsl
ihall. Several readings were given
and Gertrude Silvers and Betty
Jo Gardiner sang. Refreshments
lwere served at the close of the
, meeting.
Mrs. C. H. Grunert
lEntel-tains Club
Mrs. C. H. Grunert entertained
the members of her club at aK
luncheon last Thursday followed
by two tables of bridge. Honors
were won by Mrs. Martha Cole
and Mrs. Anna. Eacrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
Entertain on Friday
Sunday to Wed.
Two Features
tertained at their home on Fri-
day evening with a dinner party
preceding the last meeting of the ,
Monthly Dance Club.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
ritt G. Kaphingst, Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Koch, Mr. and Mrs. Win—i
ston Scott, Mrs. Jay Augustin
land Gerald Eck.
‘Mrs. Leo Martin ’
Entertains Club 1
Mrs. Leo Martin entertained,
the members of the Double H'
Club at her home last Thursday.
Guests Were Mrs. Vivian McGin-
ms and Mrs. A. Almaden, who
.won honors. The next meeting,
will be held with Mrs. E. B. Sut- g
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Plus “TORPEDO BOAT”
Thursday
Two Features
“NO HANDS ON
THE CLOCK”
—ande—
“NORTH OF THE 1 .
Mrs. P... B. Dickey
Enter-talus Club
Mrs. R. B. Dickey entertained}
the members of her bridge club
lat her home on Thursday after-.
,noon. Mrs. Loui Larson, Mrs.‘
[John L. Dotson and Mrs. Roy’
Poacher won honors at the two:
.tables of cards. Mrs. Dotson and.
; ton.
“MAN FROM
CHEYENNE”
“YOKEL BOY”
Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett en- 5,»
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For years Chevrolet deal-
ers have had ‘l'he lorg'es't
number of trade-ins and,
therefore, the widest op-
portunin to service and
condition all makes and
models. . . . Make sure
your car is serviced right
—mul<e sure it is serviced
by your Chevroler dealer!
Peacher were guests of the'
(i ll 1.
1st & Grove '
To HElP"KEEP'EM FLYING"
Materials—and still more materials—401' p1031 "V '
guns must be delivered to a multitude of ,
plants. Troops must be transported to mill! '
It's an important job the railroads are doing.
Union Pacific is proud to do its share. A lleel "1 . RE
tic locomotives—largest ever built—haul
present. 1
I Mrs. 'Wllbur introduced the lies of vital war materials and completed
,
l guest sneakers. Mrs. Peterson I
over the Strategic Middle Route. planned bY
Lincoln to connect the East with the West.
facilities plus thousands of experienced Uni"
employees are on the job for Uncle Sam do =; a
We’re keeping ’em rolling to “keep ’63“
For information concerning passenger and
transportation, cons’ult local representa
PACIFIC RAIl
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For “Service That
-—SERVICE THAT 3
1 Check and Rotate Tires '*
2 Get Regular Lubrication
3 Seri'i’ce Engine—Carbui‘ ’
4 Test Brakes
5 Check Steering and Wind
\ Check Clutch, Transmiss ’_
7 Check Cooling System
8 Protect and Preserve Fine
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