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May 15, 1942     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Pest: Eight She Nellie Frost, Pioneer , lwas the daughter of a pioneer‘ Of Oi 1 i. ‘ , i P.?’._buccumbs ‘1 merchant, Robert Frost, born Nov. . ‘24, 1863. She is survived by her sister. Mrs. John Aldrich of Lin- coln, Nebraska. Funeral services Will be held on her arrival. .spent her entire life there. Nellie Frost. 78. one of oldest native. daughters of Olympic. died at ‘irr old home in that city Sunday morning, having Hoodsport Club 3 Hears Forestry l Dept. Educatori By Yvonne Bartels Ioodsport, May lZA—On Mth day evening the Commercial Club} met in the Hoodsport Club roomsg for their regular meeting. It wasi ; the last meeting to be held untill 1’ ,Septe fiber. Stanley Suiter, Statel Forestry Department educator,l " ‘3 attended the gathering to form a! a. Before we take our Semi Annual aven- tory we are going to Clc House of all Odds and Ends of Dresses. All of this merchandise is up to the minute styles. you want to make a real saving it will more than pay you to. pick up several of these dresses. m SPUN RAYON Dresses tor the price of one. They are all late styled and “ill worth the regular price, but we must clear ( AIL :n to make room for summer merchandise. Sizes 12 to 44 BETTER DRESSES To go for Regular price $14.75 With prices going up, here is a real news item, vhcn we tell you weare closing out a large group of Better Dresses in latest styles, at a reduction of over 50%. If’you arc in need of a nice dress, don’t overlook this sale. They come in sizes 12 to 44 .Ne Refunds, No Exchanges or Aprovals wage/mama " on Sunday visiting friends. ‘as janitor for the school follow-, ling the resignation of D. C. Ma- 3 from ‘coma spent the week end with T, Follette. Shirley owl Margy and Mrs. Glbu H‘ou‘s mother. Mrs. .VV. R. ‘McDonHI Civil Defense fire organization ini this precinct. Lunch foliOWed the; short business meeting, served by Mrs. F. M. Smith and Mrs. Bill, Daniels. Mrs. Don Soule and Mrs. Claude i Smith spent the week end in Se-_ attle to attend the wedding of a; friend. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Chriswell andl family motored to Seattle Satur-1 day to spend Mother‘s Day with: his mother. ‘ Sergeant \Villets DeAi'mrind., stationed in Spokane, spent from; Wednesday to Monday at the Ter- , ry Pagel home. Mrs. Pagel, who is employed in Chehalis, was home for the week end. They all en— joyed a drive to Port Angeles I l I I P. T. Allard is now employed thcws. Mrs. Layman returned Saturday Wisconsin where she flew several weeks ago to attend the wedding of her brother-in-law. } l Mrs. Jocrs and family of Ta— hez' rarents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Floyd Gibson. , I Mr. and Mrs. 5: )cnt l l , .'“.d, all of Port Angcles, , _ ,. Sunrisv l'iirc vitli Mr. and Mrs; Spec“. at 1J. c. McKiel. Petra Norbv of Port Townsend. jenioved visiting old friends herel 2 n l a 3 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ogden or! i Regular price $2.98 «‘7 S Grand Rapids. Michigan. visited! . ,her sister. Mrs. Harry Follctte a} ,._, r. , . ' few days last Week. gszgse: “in galxgu‘sasig Mrs. Art .‘Heath of Vashon Is—l 7; able They come in tam ‘_ g laud. spent Saturday and Sunday! 4 mud. and dressy Styles in "f ; here With her mother. Mrs. Kllby.‘ i m; popular 90,0” 0. I; Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Peterson, ; _______ Rose CopemEeige Green {pf rLake Cushm'an. motored to 7:v H , . ,; . ; .,re__,on early thlS week to stay and Clay. Size.) 1.. to 41. , in fnw days on their ranch. 3: Mrs. Leo Johnson motored to jTacoma on Monday on a business "” . a ; trip. : 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ahl of i Camp 5 spent the week end with E, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar we . . ‘7‘ n 'ol Sidney Jarvis. who is cmp oye' OIL/CL" 9 Eat Boeing’s in Seattle. was. home; Regular Price $8.50 Iwith his wife and family over. ESaturdav and Sunday. Im- ~ ~ v . 1 v w w ' Rav Peterson and Maxine Bit— l-c.c 1o an. opportunity for you to get two Desses zmy’ both of Lake Cushman‘ and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith, of Shel- ton, all motored to Grand Cou— lee Dam over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johnson H i and Nancy of Port Angeles, spent from Friday to Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les John- SOIL MARRIAGE LICENSES William P. James, 28. Fort Lew— is. and Carroll Lorretta Thomp- ‘ icon, 38, Shelton, at Shelton, May 5 12. i Fred. W. Steiner. 48, and Elsie {May Huyber. 41, both of Brem- ierton. at Shelton, May 12. l Luther Treet Lytle, 38, and v iKatherine Merrit Huyghe, 32, :both of Portland, at Shelton on v : May 11. " Edgar Ogneff. 27. San Francis- lco, and Virginia Holt..21, Port- filand. at Shelton, May 7. f. Jerry Clyde Cole, 19, Bremer- ton, and Eileen Tough, 15, Shel- ton, at Shelton, May 7. Melvin Gamble. 26, Hoquiam, and Elizabeth Middleton, 17, Ab- 9: Eerdeen, at Shelton, May 7. . Elmer A. Nelson, 57, and Mary 'Isaacson, 63, both of Aberdeen, at Shelton, May 7. New Delivery Schedule is necessary for us These changes will go into effect FRIDAY, MAY 15. Times given are for departure from store. Orders should be in early. Due to government war-time regulations it to make certain changes in our delivery service. Down Town Delivery 10 a. m. Daily All Customers East of 5th Street 2 p. m. Daily All Customers West of 5th Street HILLCREST, ANGLESIDE and 2:30 p. m. Daily SOUTHSIDE CAPITAL HILL, MT. VIEW, NORTHSIDE TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY ONLY 1 p. m. mew/MW W68 ""e: 1: end with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Peterson. M". and Mrs. Claude Ila elf-u ‘sliort leave with home- . . SHELTQNrMA§QN COUNTY JOUR Homemakers Air Sugarless C o o k llethods At Meetl l By Virtue E. “anion Pickering, May 11——The Picker- ing Homemakers Club met with; Mrs. Maldox Lundquist Thursday afternoon with eleven members present. Sugar rationing and su-! garless baking was a main topic of conversation but no complaints were heard as each member wasr more than willing to do her bit along that line. Refreshments were served be— fore adjournment. Mrs. J. M. Pet— erson will be hostess at the next naeting on May 21. Mr. Bisesi. of Bremerton, for— mer owner of the Evergreen Inn, has recently purchased the L..- Page place on Pickering Passage and is now settled in his new home together with Mr. and ".irs. Klock, also of Bremerton. Mr. and Mrs. LaPage have mov- ed to Tillicuni Beach on Hood Canal near Cushman Dam. _whcre Mr. LaPage is employed as a guard. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson. George and James Anderson and Mrs. Helen Harrell and 30113,; Johnnie and Ernest spent lasti Sunday in Aberdeen visiting rela-i tives. , Mrs. Em Welty, of Seattle. is now at the home of Mr. and Mrsl Frank Wylie, where. she expects: to stay for the summer. Guests on Mother’s Day at thel ,Elmer VViss home were Mr. andi Mrs. Charles Droscher and son. Jerry. of Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs! Rov Long‘acre and Miss Dorothy Wiss of Shelton. I Bruce. Willie of Fort Lewis, spent Sunday afternoon at the \V/ioq hon-yr Mr. and Mrs. George I’. V-Jrip'ht and childrm of Tacoma. spent the spent Sunda,’ and lVIonC-uy with relatives: in Olympia. Sam Cameron is: enjoying folks and {'"ie‘nr‘v. He arrived Thursday from San. Francisco. Mrs. John Bower, of Seattle. Visited from Friday until Monday at the home of her niece ,Mrs. L. . FittS. . . Mr. and Mrs. Frml: Strou" ! came down from Seattle to Spend ‘Mother's Day with Mrs. Em Wel- . ,ty, Mrs. Strong’s mother. ‘ Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max ' Hanlon on Mother’s Day were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Irwin and daugh- ters, Treva and Be ty, and son, lJinimie. of Olympia. Truman Nel-' ' l son. of Tacoma. Miss Fay Stod- dard and Miss Lois Forney of Or- oville. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. John- Satterfield of Shelton. i hie J'mnald Martin, and Sam Camer- l iliome or. o temday leave, was tal-t-l on to went by airline to San Luis Obis- p0, Calif., where he is stationed. , . [G‘rapeview Club , Lavs Plans For, Year’s Activity Grapeview, May 11-'—The regu- llar meeting of the Community gClub was held on We’dnesday. May 6. Various plans for the summer and coming year were discussed. They sponsored, as us- ual. the pinoehle party on Sat- urday evening. While the attend— ance was smaller than usual, those attending enjoyed it. Mrs. ,Cliff Barrett was general chair— lman, assisted by Mrs. Oscar Sund with the refreshments. First prizes iMrs. Cliff Barrett. consolation to .Robert Young and Mrs. Hanson. As often happens. Vwas concentrated and Mr. Booth 'carried away the floating prize, also, and Mrs. Hanson the door prize. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ward of Ta- coma were Sunday guests at the "Palms home at Mason Lake. A severe form of flu has been going around this, as other com— ‘ munities. seriously ill is Bob Hansen who was rushed to the hospital on ,Saturday evening. He recovered nicely and returned home on «Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Al Okonek spent ,last week end in Portland, guests [of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Welch. We have it on unreliable author— ity that they enjoyed the roses. ,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Teats and Mrs. Graham made the first of their week end visits to their summer home on Echo Beach. Richard Walls has returned from Pearl Harbor. His wife, who during his absence had been in Minnesota, has rejoined him here. They are living in the Martin house at Richard’s landing. Mr. and Mrs. Knutson, their daughter and Mrs. Knutson’s sis- ter, came from MinneSota to visit their aunt nd uncle, Mr. and Mrs. K. E.’ ronquist. Mr. Knut- son obtained work in the Navy Yard the following day and has joined the commuters‘ group. Mrs. Orin Buckingham made a hurried trip to South Bend'on Saturday and Sunday, helping her brother and his family move, to Shelton, where he is employed. George A. Parker i Succumbs Sunday George A. Parker, 81, a resi— dent of Shelton for 16 years, died at Shelton hospital Sunday and was buried in Masonic division of Shelton Memorial Park Tuesday- He had made his home at 1220 Birch street. . Surviving are his wife, Delia, lone stepdaughter, Mrs. Louise Clyde of Seattle, and two step- sons, James H. Leopold of Oak- land, Calif., and J. S. Drummond of Poulsbo, and six grandchildren. Mr. Parker was born at Gales- ville, Wisconsin, June 24, 1861. 1 in Oil. l j‘: l James Anderson, who has becn- .‘ Portland Sunday by the: C‘ Anderson family and from there! i Brevities From Camp Mr. lsons had a happy lvlot'ner‘s ‘ Shelton John G. Jackson. lV/ell's brothers and sisters. were lpl‘CSL‘nt also. Mr. the Sandpoint Naval Seattle, spent the week end with (.muhwmr' the Chou. features A, Ml“ B‘Sh‘m'$ Pax'cntb‘v Ml"- ‘md Canpella music, and will be as- Mrs- Ea” B‘SI‘OP- islsted by Miss Janet Andersen. Frank make, wno spent two ermcert pianist, as guest solist.‘ weeks in the Shelton hospital, Other concerts on the week end; has returned home and has im- tour will be given in Centralia.I proved greatly. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hchll were rien-ln-service at Fort Lewis on l presented with a grandson on Sunday evening. Mother's Day, May 10th. Born The Choir will offer a program to Mr. and Mm. Amos; Martin oi" varied selections, including an— of Olympia, who is the former thcms of Palestrina and Durante I liarjorle Howdl of Camp 3. i from the ancient Church Liturgy. Mr. Mrs. Victor B. King compositions of Tschaikowsy and stayed the week end at ‘x‘.’hidby Island with King's mother. The lower grad-3 Camp school gave 2). Mother’s Day mothers on Monday, May 11. Mr. entertained Mr. , Johnson of Tacoma Sunday. ; Miss Elaine Lozier and two sis- tel-s, Dolores Ferris of Camp, sang on Mother's Day “Lilly Of the Val- 19y” Tumwater Church. NAP. iA Capella Choir Camp 3 Scribe Baptist Church 16); June Quor‘iies‘ 3', May 13- l Chas. .‘Naters SUPYl'L Saturdn" in Urcni— ,, "F M‘ . '. , I ,/ — , a . q ‘3 )mton on business” , inc Seattle Symphonic .A l 11rd MW FM,” um," 'an pclla Chozr or 40 mixed veices Will I‘ '. -v‘ G. J .v) \V‘../J..I‘) ( . Mrs. M rs. and of M 1'. Ma n y with ice. Of Condurtcd at and Mrs. Leo L’Lshop, b Station 3 ‘Olympia. and a concert for Gretchan inofl‘, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. room of the hers for antiphonal singing, the choir and quartet. A program and tea for their and Mrs. Howard Robinson [ and Mrs. Chas! and a teacher Miss Hoffman . sl wer f r th-Vr Betty and Carol and Miss 10 0 U for their mothers at the served. The girls in. the upper grade Mr. ' and Mrs. Martin AuSeth and sort? ,' went to Ben Booth and- Sophus 3" luck The latest one to be. i l l I I .. l l l l 1 j l { Food is as essential to victory as are planes, guns and tanks because it has a direct bearing on the health and morale of the home front. Serve plenty of good, wholesome foods, but only for your immediate needs and buy where daily low prices as- sure the maximum raving-s, Make “Thrift for Victory” your slogan for the duration and put it into prac- tice by shoooing here daily for fine foods at the lowest prices. DUTCH li'JEANSER .... .. 3 for 14-02. ca rton SHORTENIN G ........... .. 3-lbs. Crisco, Pure Vegetable Shortening SHORTENING ............ ._ 3-lbs. Swift’s J ewel MARSHMALLOW’S .... .. 2-lbs. Fresh, delicious, 1-lb. cello bags 25¢ 71 c 67¢ 29¢ BEEF CUBES ................ .. can 35¢ Haley’s . . . serves 5 CORN BEEF .............. .. 2 cans 45¢ All lean meal. 1.2—02. cans SCOTT TO'WELS ...... .. 2 rolls 150 sheet STALEY’S STAR 311.. 2 pkgs. Corn or Gloss. .l—lb. pkgs. ClGARE‘l’l’ES 2pkgs. 26c COFFEE . . . lb. 3 4 Wings, Sensation, Avalons (carton $1.29) CIGARETTE 29kg; 320 MAIIED _Camels, Lucky, Chesterfield (carton $1.59) Quality Foods VINEGAR ................ ._ i‘ull qt. 13¢ Reliance brand SYRUP ____________________ ._ 5-lb. jar Lumberjack Maple flavor \VAFFLE SYRUP 5-1115. Staley’s corn and cane CATSUP ______________________ ._ bottle Seaport. brand MILK _________ ................. .. 5 cans Federal, Carnation, Bordens, Pet 57¢ 53¢ 11¢ 43¢ Sweetheart Soap 3BARS ..... ....... ..24¢ 1BAR ................ _. 1¢ 4bars 25¢ LUMBER’S i Feature Sunday ‘ present the second concert of its Spring tour in the. Baptist church "f. 420 Cota St. Sunday morning, , May 17, at the 11:00 o’clock serv— j Loveland Cota.. mustanding Seattle musician and‘ the i Negro Spirituals, and songs of modern composers. An unusual feature of this year‘s concert will be a group of num- by -‘room of the Camp school gave a l farewell party for their teacher, bridal Miss 1Daniclson Tuesday night at the ,“Teachers' Cottage.” Games were enjoyed by the girls and teachers and then the refreshments were; Friday. May.1§ I, CARS SEVERELY DAMAGED ;,,,;f,,,.ed danmgo cstima , r .. l Cars driven by Vv’eido’n Gallo— spectively at $1.50 and $1 way, Tacoma. shipyard worker, they collided on the ‘and Charles Savage of Shelton, Monday afternoon. M” Choose HAPPY HOME for Serve HAPPY HOME for Selected, prepared and packed with utmost care Guaranteed by the Gold Shield Coffee “Thirty Minutes of Music," and every Evening at 7:45, MAX DOLIN and “HIS VIOLIN." a '1‘“. , .l ..,>, .. .5. 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