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1800
A. M.
984
Burnett
Divorces
One finnl decree of divm'ce \\;vn.
signed May 20 in the Superior
Com'l of ,ludKe Charles T. WriKhl
ill 1110 e'i.e- of [toy (). Jill%VIII:Ill
VS. l'loron(e Mac lo\\;vlluIn.
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BOY BORN
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simpson, 420
,%ruth First Street, became l):u'ent.
of a son born May 20 at the Shcl-
loll General Hospital.
Do your hqrgnin hunting at
home with the classifieds. ]'hone
100.
A pnlhmk su per Satnrdav night l
at Shclton (;range hall v;as en-
.h,ycd by senit 40 ])el'SOIlS. Tile
quil| dormtcd by %Valter Cooke
h) lh(' l{()lllO ]C()lIOl/liC.q (!Jill) was
v(m hy Lvh Lind/)la(l of Seattle.
Tlino'an(i ldnOtqlh" W('I'' phlyod
din'in ° the evening.
The lhird W'edne.day of l,he
mmltll the ladies of the Shelton
Valley ('.omm|lnity meets at Echo
SItELTON VALLEY IIALL SCENE
()F GRANGE SUPPER SATURDAY to
By Siqne Kneeland ]ranclt Anyone having a qnilt
l,e tied or other problems to be I
aircd is welcome to meet with the
ladies. Lunch in at llOOn,
W. Cooke and A. Haekard wont
1o Olympia Wednc.qday afternoon
Oll hllSilloSS.
Miss Peggy Slater accnm nied
J. 'Keith Bennett and iris motller
to Portland, Oregon. They left
Saturday morning and got back
Sunday night.
Mrs. Rutl Spilseth and Mrs.
Ralph Paulson gave a baby show-
er for Mrs. Wayne Glover and
Mrs. Joe Kneeland at the former's
home Monday evening of lastJ
week. . . ]
Mrs. Joe Kneeland called at the]
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Levette]
to see their new baby girl just t
home from the hospital Friday. [
Mr. and Mrs. E. McAfferty and
Mrs. Frank Warren called on C.I
L. Collins of Hillcrest Wednesday[
afternoon. ]
Visitors to the Highlands gun-]
day were Mrs. Alan Johnston and]
Mrs. Gene Townsend and her chin
drcn, slim'on andl Billy, of Capitol
Hill and Mrs. Joe Townsend nf
Angleside, John' Kneeland 'and
children, Edward and Marie, of
Mountain View.
Tommy Kneland of Mountain
View stayed with his cousins, Mike
and Dave, Friday night.
ffm Vandcrmay of Shelton Val-
ley had the good fortune of miss-
ing hitting a boy on a bicycle
when tim boy swerved in front of
his car. Some damage was done
to the Vandermay car however.
Hewttt Slater, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Slater, is being grad-
ted with the '49 class this
ursday.
Mrs. J. Kneeland and son, Ron-
old, called at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce McLean of Shelton
Thursday. Accompanied by Mrs.
McLean and their son, Ronald
Brucq, they drove over to Hoods-i
port for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Vail in the afternoon.
SON BORN'
Mr. and Mrs.' Cecil IIcnderson,
Box 136, Hoodsport, became par-
ents of u son born May 2t at tht
Shelton General Hospital.
OPENING SATURDAY
RATULATIONS TO S HELTON
A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL RODEO
We All Enjoyed the Large Crowd at the Dance
BARN DANCE AT THE TROPIC3
May 28--For Summer Season
Midway between Shelton and Olympia on the Main Highway
OAKIE AND HIS U. E. CHAMBERLAIN COWBOYS
12 RODEO MUSICIANS AND SINGERS
Radio Station KGY, Olympia
Radio Station KELA, Centralia
And Now -- Every Monday --10 to 10:30 P.M.
On KING, Seattle, 50,000 Watts
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
9:30. P.m. to 2:00 a.m. -- Admission 80(', plus tax
16 MILES FROM SHELTON ON HOOD CANAU
NEAR UNION
Drive Out for Luncheon or Dinner
Excellent Fo(Ht Served Every Day
P
Deluxe Cottages and American-Plan
Cottage Rooms
PHONE UNION 231
GRAP.EViE-WlTE BERT-MITCHELL [ -" " .... =--
MAKLS NATIONAL SPEECH TOUR I
By Lydia Wren was a recent Grapeview xlsltor, ts t
Under the auspices of American in n. Seattle hospital mffferingl
Friends Service Committee, Qnak- fr:)m a. throat ailment, i
ers, and tb Institute of Interna-
tional Relations, Bert Mitchell,
formerly a resident of Grapeview,
has several speaking engagements
during the summer. He has been
invited to speak at Inmitute of
International Relations at Univer-
sity of Kansas City, and at Eran-
dcis University at Waltham, Mass.
He will make several other
speeches in various states.
DURING THIS trip Mitchell
will visit his Alma Mater, Park
College, Parksville, Me., his broth-
er, Rev. Rex A. Mitchell at Han-
nibal, Me., a sister, :Mrs. Marion
D. Hopkins at Chicago. Mitchell
will return to Seattle to resume
his teaching at the Summer term
of the Y.M.C.A. Technical sclmol
in Seattle.
Mitclell spent two year in
Hungary working with the Amer-
ican Friends Service Committee.
Mrs. Verna 3chanson and M¢..
Lyda Wren attended the Rhodo-
dendron Festival at Port Town-
send last Saturday.
Gerald Finger is working in Se-
attle with Western Air Lines as
meteorologist.
Dale Van Valkenburg has been
quite ill at a Shelton hospital hut
we are glad to report that he is
home again much improved in
health.
FRED SCHWINN, Gene Eldred
and Paul Wren, graduating se-
nior, attended the baccalaureate
services at Shelton high school last
Sunday evening. Wayne Palms
will also graduate at this time.
The community picnic was held
at Twanoh park last Sunday in-
stead of Saturday as reported in
last week's column.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leevers
are the proud owners of a new
Criscraft boat. Don't know the
technical name but it looks like a
speed boat to us.
This is the final week at nut
local school. There are no grad-
uates as we have only up to the
ixth grade.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell of
Seattle visited their daughter, Mrs.
Louise Spooner, over Sunday.
With them came a very charming
lady from England, a Miss Phyllis
Lowe, who is teaching at Seattle
Y.W.C.A. on invitation from the
American National Y.W.C.A.
Henry Peterson of Seattle, who
G,ve Service
SARAH ECKERT Orthopedic
Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs.
Win. Spooner Fridrty afternoon,
May 20. Plans w,ro made for
picnic to be held at Twanoh Parl
July 2,1. "My Sister Eileen" will
he presented June 17 under the
joint direetion of Murial Somers
and Adele Lutlmr. The school
:tage has ,,already been widened
four feet to facilitate the staging
of this play.
Fair Harbor Grange met at the
school house ay 16. Members
decided to hold only one meeting
a month during June, July and
August. ,The next meeting on June
20 will be open, with the public
cordially invited to attend.
Young Robbie Spooner decided
to take a hike all by himself one
day last week. Someone spoiled
all Iris plans, seeing the little fel-
low all by lfimself on the main
road and returned him to his moth-
er.
CAMPFIRE NEWS. At an elec-
tion held recently, Patricia Palms
is the new president, Betty Haw-
son, vice president, Sandra Rice,
secretary, Carol Burkhart, treas-
urer. Scribe Sandra Reed.
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