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June 11, 1940     Shelton Mason County Journal
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CI .‘ ' ' i:Illlll'ch lite site, d abaton 0‘ Mr ‘ of Bel Sunday. June Miss Adeline of Mrs. Ellen i lingham. fore a group t,‘ relatives at' W3" afternoon in a 3‘19” y spring flowers m REV. Forrest 3- performed the ,gestparty included ‘1 {Wm man and Mrs. an“: 91‘ Merna Rowe _, cii‘l‘Of-honor, both ha he bride was :: Mthllght blue wool a Whlte accessor- '«. Ingardenia corsagc. .i Lur’l‘aa-I‘I‘iage by her .hono Of Shelton. lam: Was dressed ie crepe with IOWS alld wore a 10588 and‘frcs- ‘ mPia sang “0h was. accompan- T‘Vlning Lloyd, who played the .Weddi lite L Id m The . Md V i, Eel my 11g. a recep- the parsonage a groom. and after bridethe first piece ‘ g as aunt assisted ' etnd Ivas assisted V311 of Seattle 6 owe of Shelton. of Shelton, was guest book. 11am. mother of w. rose colored . ‘th 8. corsage of ' and the groom's Vy blue suit with colored cama- it Of Vt i , WERS V "9 Comfort L'b‘PDIness «ALESIGNS AND 3.: BOQUETs f "e. anytime. .f“"“‘~aro Bldg. 270W EXACO _.PROD Pad FI‘anklin . til glyceremony, Miss . loiiNTs l MAXINE BRIGGS, society Edltor Phone 274.! Following the reception, the .. ibridc and groom left in a shower “Wices at the Trim I of rice for a week l around" the ‘s honeymoon. state. They will be at home to their many friends ati 412 Vthitcom street. Mr. Sten-, and Arnoldlgcr is employed as mail carrier and Mrs, U.‘ The at the Bellingham postoffice and Mrs.- Stenger was formerly of. Shelton and for the past two years has been employed in the iLicense department in Olympia. , Out-of—town guests for the wed- iding included those from Shelton, Olympia, Seattle and Bellingham, and those from Shelton in at- tendance were Mrs. Donna. Mur< iphy, Mrs. Ellen Putnam, Mr. and, Mrs. Myron Lund, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rowe and Miss Ruth and Miss Vera Rowe, F.0.E. Auxiliary Install .Officers Monday Evening Monday evening, with about 100 in attendance, the auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles install- ed their officers at the I. O . O. F. hall. The officers included Louella Andrews, president; Audrey Aus- tin, junior past president; Ada bassett, vice-president; Marguerite. Sett, conductress; Grace Driskel, secretary; Agnes Alexander, trea- surer: Grace Collins, inside guard; Thelma Carlon, outside guard; Hulda Botts, pianist: and Gladys Clark, three-year trustee. Sister Olympia auxiliary was installing’ officer and Katherine Haynes of Olympia was installing conduc-I tress. The new officers Were pre-I lsented corsages and then escortedi l l l ‘of the Shelton group. Mrs. An- drews presented Mrs. Austin a gift for her work during the past year as president of the auxiliary and Katherine Abel, past president, past presidents pin. presented Sisters Stuck and Allen a gift for their work during the past three years, and Mother Ditt-I man was presented a gift. Drill Captain Alice Herzog call— ed on and presented each of her, drill team with a gift for their. splendid work during the year? The drill team includes Winnifred‘ Morkert, Cecelia Bare, Irene Jack- son, Katherine Abel, Myrtle Bas- sett, Bertha Bellinghausen, Doro- er Shop l Cliff WiVell’s CERTIFIED pretientatwe in Mason County for Ilia Oil Wood UCTS COMPANY “Grade Fuel and Deisel Oil PROMPT IERVICE thy Lamb and Lucy Pierce. Mrs. Laznb then presented Mrs. Herzog with a gift. Mrs. Andrews then Icalled Brother Lamb, president of Ithe Aerie, and as he had com- ‘mented on the lovely dresses of ’the women, they presented him with a corsage, as they did Bro- ther Coons, president of the Olym- Ipia Eagles. .monies, refreshments were servedI lin the dining room which was Ibeautifully decorated with rose- buds and summer flowers. The ' hall for the installation was also beautifully decorated with flow- ers and the committee in charge of the decorations included Lucy I Pierce, Dorothy Lamb, Bertha Bel- Ilinghausen, and Hulda Botts. The ,kitchen committee included Myr— 'tle Glenn, Opal Frederickson, Su- lsan Griggs and Cassie Coble. The committee for making the cor- sages included Louella Andrews. Charlotte Gardner, Myrtle and Vearl Bassett and brothers Paul Frederickson, Frank Skerbini, Bill ‘Pierson and Charles Savage wash- ed the dishes. I i Engagement Of Barbara Ann 'King And Arthur Walton Is Made Mrs, Stoddard King, formerly of Spokane, announces the en- gagement of her daughter Bar- .bara Ann to Arthur Thomas Wal- iton, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Walton of Shelton. The an- nouncement was made Saturday .morning at a “brunch” Mrs. King! ,gave at the Hotel Edmund 1‘ Meany, following University of Washington commencement cx- ;ercises. During the dessert, Bct-' .ty Walton, 5-year-old sister ofl the bridegroom-elect, gave each guest a corsage to which was at- tached a miniature diploma read- ing: “Barbara and Arthur an- :nouncc their commencement for .late summer;" Miss King was graduated Sat- ‘urday with a bachelor of arts degree and Mr. Walton with a bachelor of science in chemical engineering. He has accepted a chemists position with the Ray- onier, Inc, plant here. The bride-elect's late father, Stoddard King, was a nationally known writer and newspaper man of Spokane. V.F.W. Auxiliary Hold Regular Meeting Friday The V.F'.W. held their regular meeting Friday night. It was vot- led to donate $5.00 for the voted to hold one meeting during the months of July and August. At the next meeting in two weeks, national delegates will be elected. The sewing club will meet Fri- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emmett Smith with Mrs Ralph Pigg assisting hostess_ SERVICE ro D Coons of Olympia, president of the; Following the cere- I Red I Cross War Relief, and it was also; - . (iron Lavon and Walter, mm on GEORGE WARREN I :thc VF.W. Auxiliary was held in" Lcmkc, chaplain; Miss Vearl Basg , , son of White Salmon, announced her engagement SHELTON—MASON l C l flectcd Officer of the Day. I . Temple, , refreshments ' ‘the services. l OUNTY JO UR. lAI. I-‘ilih Bi, riot ('oni'm'r‘ncr‘. 0f V.ll‘.r3W. Auxiliary Meets I The Fifth District conference of". Olympia Saturday evening. At? the same time the Grays Hai'borI Council of the "J.F.\V. met iiti til-3 Labor Temple. The men elect- ed officers and F, Martin was5 I During the meeting of the aux-I .llinry, also held at the Labor' reports The conference closed with and dancing. The ,next meeting of the Conference lwill be. at Long Beach, Wash, in lScptember. Those from Shelton {who attended the meetings in- Icludcd Mr. and lrs. Ralph Pigg, er. and Mrs. Wm, Compton, Mr. {and Mrs. Harry Hall, Mr. and IMrs. E. F. Martin, and Mrs. Fred IHickson. Icall. IKupkil-(Jamcron “leading is lllelzl Friday Night Miss Beulah Cameron and Merle Kupka both of Hood Canal were lmarried Friday evening, June 7, Iat the Methodist parsonage, with 1131". Robert Brumblay performing Miss Alice Lewis :and Bruce Pagal were their at— ‘tendants and the wedding was I performed before relatives and iciosc friends of the couple. Mrs. Kupka was dressed in a turquoise ,bluc alft‘rnoon dress with coa L’,‘V.’l"i wore ll. navy blue suit and .both corsages were of pink rose ‘and accessories of navy blue. MissI Nchring—Northlicss “leading 15 Helil Ii‘ridii'y, Juno 7 Miss Mildred Nehriilg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Nehring ofI Shelton and Don Northncss, son' of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nortlincss riagc Friday, June 7 at o’clockI at the home of the bride‘s pan. 0 I the Methodist church, performed, the ceremony before close friends} of Kalama, were united in mar: cnts. Dr. Robert Brilmblay ' . were given byIand relatives of the couple. I lthc officers and there was a roll; The bride was attractively gown- I Ied in White chiffon with a lach Ibolcro, and she carried a shower3 ibouquct of pink rosebuds. Mrs. iGordon Russell was matron~of—I {honor and she wore blue chiffon land carried a. bouquet of pan 'rosebuds. Gordon Nehrlng, oro» ther of the bride, was best man. The ceremony was pcrformcd under an archwin of roses. I Mrs. Mary Gregg played “I I Schultz who sang, “Oh, Me." Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the house. Guests present for the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rhinos, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bell and sons Herbert and Albert, Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards, Mr. and Mrs. IOrvillc Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Ibcn Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Bud \Vcnz, er. and Mrs. Gordon Russell, Mr. land Mrs. Robinson Bell, .Mary Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- .(lon Nehiing, Miss Nollie Muller, i l l I Love You Truly,” and “Beaucscfh and also accompanied Miss Signs, Promise. 1 Ru- 1 Mrs. , Smitllc Visitors Hero Mr. and Mrs. William Mcston“ and son of Seattle arrived last‘ Wednesday at the Bayshore home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Randall to spend their two weeks‘ vacation. highlights of. their visit will be a trip to one of the ocean beach- es and the celebration of Mrs. Meshm‘s lil.:l‘li'lay later this week, Other guests at the Randall home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. l K. W. lvchunkin and daughter Nancy Ann of Shelton. iVisitors Return To B. (2. Mr. and Mrs. T. K, Nee-(Ilium iof New Vv’c:~;tminstcr, B. 0., left ,Friday following a three-weeks ivisit with their son and daugh- ltor—inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. James V Ncerlham, and son—in—Iaw and Idaughtcr, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Jordan and i’i‘om and Rosemary Kidwcll ac— companied them to New West- :niiiinmr, remaining there for a :short visit at Harrison Hot Springs. Mr. Tom and to and returned night. Shelton Leave For California Mrs. A. G. Nehrlng, Mrs, Ur- ' ville Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Vern 5 Hansen .Elli’i daughter Sondra, left 3 Friday night for an indefinite trip 1 to San Francisco, San Diego, Val- ‘ lejo and nib. points of interest, on a business and pleasure trip combined. ‘ of cards. and Mrs. Jordan be married in the late sum Rosemary Kidwell 3 Monday g Page Three Mrs. Paul. Dittmnn ~Ir., is Hostess Friday Night Mrs. Paul Dittman .Ir., enter-v taincd the members of her bridge club Friday night with two tablc::= 3 Mrs. Wm. Noblctt. Mrs. Harold Meade and Mrs. Harry‘ Dittman won honors. At the close ‘rcfrcshments were scrvcd. Royal Neighbors Hold Last Meeting The Royal Neighbors met on Thursday evening at the Odd Fei- lows hall for a short business meeting. before closing for the summer months. I Daughters Of Pioneers lTo Meet Friday I The Mason County Chapter No. l14, Daughters of Pioneers, will Ihold a potluck picnic at Bayshorc Friday, June 14. Any member iwishing transportation is asked Ito call 461).]. ‘ ,Leaves For Tacoma Miss Delores Bader left this :wcek for Tacoma where she will ‘ mer. l FLOWERS That are correct and distinctive for all occasions All kinds of bedding plants. perrenials and annuals PANSY PLANTS I FORREST GARDENS I i l l l l Ihurls. Mr. and .Mrs. Kupka. Willi lmake their home at Minerva; .lnvitT—tl To Olympia The members of the Shelton' Vv'omen's Chorus have been in- vited to Olympia Thursday for a 1:00 o’clock dessert luncheon at state publicity chairman of the Miss Eloise Meiningcr, Miss Sig-I na Schultz, and Mr, G. 139.“ I Nehring. . 3 I, M th». I ml' __ I Mrs. Northnes: graduated from‘1 or éumr'n l 1 (:1 , f . Shelton W'omon’s Chorus {the Irene S. Reed high school in M’S‘ H‘wm‘ nr‘SL‘a“ 0 I ithc class of 1938. short wedding trip they Will make their home in Kaiama. IGadabouts Meet Thursday ithe home of Mrs. Albert Smith,‘w Miss Joyce Peterson, daughter identified with printing and news-7 -to their places by the arm team of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Peter— paper publishing and M. Si. A. Texas Guest Herc" ‘Miirklcy, Texas. is visiting withl her brother—in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Anderson and with Ilicr brother and sister-in-law, Dr. 'alid Mrs. B. N. Collier. This is the first visit the sisters and bro- thcr have had in five years, Following a ith Mrs. Barney Morgan The Gadabouts met at the home l concerns 1101'0. Federation of Music clubs. The 0f Mrs' Barney Morgan lam Thuffls'l r: 4- w x ‘ Wash” has now is in Olympim No date 50H members; of the Olympia m u S i c I day and drove to Olympia. fOI-‘dln_‘; .35.. “knit; .tilEIqlmElzlfil AV” and I to the wedding has been set. The . group and the Céntmlia groupjncr at the Cthlel‘lefl). lhosc,‘ V it. “a v{FLAL‘FM B L I dyH I : . Those who making the trip included Mrs.1 3*" V“ 0“" 9t y ‘m C en 5 L l George Warren, son of Mrs. Falk- ‘ engagement was announced at a land F_ Warren of Route 1, Shel-’party in Olympia last Thursday Mr. Warren is a graduate evening given ton. presented Mrs, Austin with herzof Irene S. Reed high school with Johnson. Mrs, Austin the class of 1932, formerly was Olympian.) will also be gucsts. Engagement of Miss Peterson and George Warren Announced Last Thursday evening, at an. evening party at the home of‘ Mrs. Selma Johnson, Olympia, the engagement of Miss Joyce E. Pet-l erson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Dwight Peterson of White Sai-‘ mon, Wash, to F. George War- ren, son of the late Capt. Falkland Warren and Mrs. Warren of Shel-r ton. The engagement was reveal- ed by miniature news stories tucked in pakins. Miss Harvey Jean Smith and Miss Joy Ashwill were hostesses for the party. No- date has been set for the wedding. Miss ‘Petlerson attended schools. in White Salmon and the Univer- sity of Washington where she was affiliated with Sigma Kappa social sorority. She is now em~ ployed in the state license de- partment. Mr. Warren is a gradu- ate of the Irene S_ Reed high school. The engagement was first made known at the sorority house. in Seattle when Miss Peterson candy and ran around the table at the senior breakfast. Family Reunion Honors Geo. Roessel’s 74th Anniversary Sunday, George Roessel was honored with a family reunion and birthday party honoring his 74th anniversary, at Twanoh State Park, There were 37 pres-‘ cut and following a, pincic din- ner, svxfimming and other games were enjoyed. It was also the birthday anniversary of a daugh- ter, Mrs. Jack Collins of Enum—' claw. Those present included the following: sons, Ted and Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roessel and «laugh—i ter Maxine of Belfair; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roessel and son Glenn; of Shelton; daughters, Mr. land‘ Mrs. Oscar Mickleson and son Gene and daughter Betty Lou, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Mickleson and daughter Doris Mae, Mr. and] of Bclfair, Mrs. Jack Collins andl sons Jack and George of Enum— claw, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooper and son Milton of Seattle; grand- son, Mr. and Mrs. Dahlc Roe’sscl and son Gene of Kamllche, grand- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ren- gli of Seattle and their son; Mr,‘ and Mrs. Joe Dunkinson of Ta- coma, sister of Mrs. Geo. Roessel, in addition to the honor guest and wife, Mr. and Mrs. George Roessel. Their son Jack Rocsscl of Belfair was the only one ab- sent from the party on account of illness. Group pictures were taken dur~ ing the afternoon. . Enjoy Cruise 0n “Nomad” Sunday Afternoon A group of people enjoyed a fine cruise on board the “Nomad” Sunday. They went to the Nar- rows Bridge and to Point De- lflancc Park where they enjoyed a picnic dinner. Those making the trip included Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Moser and son, Douglas of Warrenton, Ora; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson of Olympia;- Miss *Bea Woodworth of Potlatch; Mr. and. Mrs. Lowell McGinnis and daughter Judith Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owen, Mrs. Cliff Hud~ speth, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Roush and son Gene, Miss Bonnie Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Soule and chil- Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chase and sons Bill and Dick, Alice Attwood, Dorothy Chase, all of Shelton. Mrs. Glenn Edgoley is Hostess Tuesday Tuesday evening, Mrs. Glenn Edgeley entertained the members. of her bridge club with have tables. 1 Mrs. Lawrence Munson, Mrs. Har-I ry Christopherson an d Mrs. Charles Borst won the honors. At the close, delicious refreshments were served. ' Weekend in Seattle Miss Georgie Valentin-c spent Phone 397 , tionalities, Imillion dollars in buildings. ,‘members ltheir friends and the junior aux«I liliaries are invited to attend the; I the program .ior Women‘s club last Thursdayl .presented her traditional box Orin”- ‘King—VVolpert Nuptials ,ried Saturday afternoon, June 8th l Gas “I?” as s.chng on the at 3 o’clock at the First Methodist l I’ Dunc ' church in Bremerton, with Rev. ! Altar Society of Catholic iM. Wood performing 'the cei'c- Church Meets Thursday mony. Mi. and Mrs. Victor king The Altar Society of St. Ed_ Mrs. Garlon Brown and daughters . Canada, Janet, Sally and son Reggie, ail”will reside in Seattle. Iilton, and its the three-year course i ter , Taylor, vice-president; .prcscnt for the dessert vacr and the skipper, Frank ,James Simmons, Mrs. Duncan Wil- Icon and Miss Dorothy Weston en- twcen 12 and 12:15 Thursday and transportation will Braver—Twit \Vedding Is Held Saturday, June 1 The wedding of Kari Tvcit, (laughter of Mr. Women's Home Mlssionary 0f M. E. Church Meets Wednesday, the regular meet— ing of the M. E. Women‘s Home Missionary will commemorate the. 60th anniversary of the organiza—i tion. From a beginning in behalf of Negro women and children, it has now grown to include all na- with 182 centers of work and investments of over 10. All organization, ‘ and Mrs. John Harold Beaver, Jr., son of ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beaver of Port Angeles, were married in, Portland, Ore, Saturday, June 1.| Rev. Oswald Taylor performed the ceremony at the Grace Memorial Episcopal church. On their re- turn, the young couple will make their home at 535 N. E, 2nd at Camas, Wash. The bride is a graduate of the Roosevelt high school of. the class of 1939 and of the 1:00 o’clock luncheon and enjoy; following. Junior Women’s Club Meots ThUI‘SdaV Aftermm” ‘ attended the Shelton o“radc schools v- . I, h,r.ll : s ' . Mrs. Glenn Gardner was hostesSl for three years Beaver 15 C aEld ‘ézltlgghfgslinjoymg a. at the Closed meetmg the Jun“ the graduate of “19 Rooseve" visit this week with her mother high school with the class of 1938 (afternoon- ThOSC Present were} and he also attended the Shelton Mrs. Harold Bruce, Mrs. Ralph: high school for a time. I Yohn, Mrs. Lee Carlson, Mrs. I Harry McGoughy, Mrs. Elmer. Councilman Kimbel, ‘Bridc Imus, and the hostess, Mrs. Gard- Guests of the club werci Miss Ann Smiley and Mrs. H. A. On Alaska Honeymoon Trip Councilman Roy J. Kimbel and ‘ his bride of last April, the former, Gardn?“ Mr5« HGDFY Boysen was. Sally Hubbard, left Seattle todayI voted in as a member. If the wca— l by boat for a. honeymoon cruise ther permits, the club has planned. to A1351“, part of which will mI I l a picnic at Walker Park, June 20 elude an airmanc trip into the and husbands of the members will ‘ be guests. , interior to Fairbanks and Mayo in the Yukon Territory Mr. and Mrs. Kimbel were mar- ried at Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, last . , . April. Mr. Kimbel conducts lov- M‘SS M‘Lrgaret ng’ daughter ging and heavy construction bushi— of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. King of, . the Matlock district and Mr. Char- l mosses hem and 15 Mason confity ms Wolpert of Seattle, were mar- l agent for the Richfield Oil com- Held In Bremerton Church I were the only attendants. , . .. , Mrs Wolpert was attractively flaws PaUSh met Thumday at- dressed in navy blue with whitcntfgngon 31th ,Mlhs' ,A’ glfiadelg accessories. Hcr corsagc was " u‘ne usmbss st 1“°us‘c‘e H, l .- . .. .z.i .l the meeting closed for the beautiful orcnid. Mi lung’s .11! I corsagc’ was of pink rosebuds. ’ K'summer months’ After a, twr) wccks’ trip in I ,. . , , Mr. and Mrs. ‘Wolpcrt ’Rav‘ghwrs 0‘ Wondcrd“ , meet» Thursda) I The Neighbors o: Woodcraft. ‘Delphians Meet Monday ‘meL Thursday Wlth Mrs' car“ _Hcllman. There were 17 present land during the afternoon Mrs. .(jaroline Tallent was honored withl a surprise handkerchief shower asI Ia farewell for her. She plans to of study for the Beta Tau Chap— I make her home in Bremerton' is completed, the group (Jr-'I , I . i ., H ganizod into the Women's Club of gigngsmggzgshs Shelton, which "YOU will i — . . b p comm l Mrs. Frank Pierce entertained uc to operate as a study group. The officers and committees elect- ‘thc members Of hffsobnfiifchilgs . i'l‘hursda for a ed Monday are as follows: Mrs. . y ‘ Hamilton’ presment; Mrs‘ Homer lgdlmfiiifgldbzvogarfgfst 01:5: Mrs. Cliff Wiveny secretary; Mrs. R N. Cob Mrs. Glen Storey second. “311:5: lier, treasurer; and Mrs. Robert,present incmded Mrs' . C. Johnson, parlimcntarian. Stand— “AbeL Mrs‘ walter Austm’ Mrs' '1' '~ 1” CY. I'S. . Almadcn' ' . A ' ' M i i and Mrs Taylor; Pubncityy Mrs‘ John King and the hostess, Mrs. W. A. McKenzie, Mrs. G. c..ljierce' I Brewster, and Mrs. _E, F. Martin; Double H Club—'fiégts “ii”, I Program: MYS~ Grlsdale Crosby. Mrs. Hugh Clark Thursday Mrs. I... Burrell and Mrs. Collier; Mm. Hugh Clark was hostessI To Organize New Group The Delphians mcl; Monday af- ternoon for n. 1.00 o'clock dessert luncheon with Mrs. Hugh Ham— lDelphians are allowed to bring- ,one new member to the Women's lclub, and the first meeting of the group will be the third Mon- day in September, the Mrs. C. M. Danielson and Mrs luncheon for the Double H club,I rcncc Burrell won honors at cards.I and Mrs. Clark and his mother meeting dates as the for Iowa‘ Hospitality. MFS- C- RUWICI’CS. Thursday with a 1:00 o’clock] George L€C0mpte. after which cards were cnjoved. All Charter members “I “1C Mrs. Leo Martin and Mrs. Haw- Ml-s. Clark was also surprisedl With a handkerchief shower. Mr. SWIMS- plan to leave .Monday I Dellflllc’mh where they will spend the summer. I had before, the fir-“at and third Mr. Clark’s mother has been vis- Mondays- w- Iiting here for several weeks. Mrs. Alfred Miohaelsoil 'rrpd m.“ h H 'm I ‘ .. . .. .onorcd Is Honored Wednesday 0,, Birthday Sunday Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. ' ' I Fer Bell was honored Sunday at their summer home near Hoods- port, the occasion being his birth- day anniversary. Those present inciillicd Mrs. Anna Vogtlln and son Syd of Puyallup, Mr.’ and Mrs. A. L. Bell, Mrs, Frank ,Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Angle ‘and twin sons and Mr. and Mrs. IFred Bell. tertained with a shower for Mrs. Alfred Michaelson at the Len Weston home, in the garden. Those luncheon included Mrs, M. S_ Michaelson, Mrs. Merritt Johnson, Mrs. Har- old Lawson, Mrs. A. E. Cole, Mrs. Theodore Carlson, Mrs. W. T. Fur— long, Mrs. S. M. Anderson, Mrs. Henry Hadsell, Mrs. Bob Day, Meet Today Mrs. Chet Hillman, Mrs. Leni The postponed meeting of the Weston, Mrs. Alfred Killmer, Mrs. ITuesday Reviewers. met this at- Len Walton, Mrs. Viola Kimbelw‘ternoon at the home of Mrs. Or-I the honor guest Mrs. Alfred Mich- ival Anderson. Two book reviews l !. Tuesday Reviewers To last weekend in Seattle visitingImons friends and relatives. aelson and the hostesses Mrs. Sini- lwerc given, one by Mrs. R. H. , Mrs. Wilson and Miss Wes- Williams and the other by Mrs. ton MIII'CIIS Rodgers. Wilfred White, Mrs. John swollen “MW .20 (cut by COUN-QSY Daily be present are asked to meet at thur MCLaughlm‘ Mrs" WIImOt’h-MHI'IW r' very Spen ‘ the home (31—. 'Mrs J ,L Dotson be_ Barger, Mrs. Donald Grahain,I ‘5 9‘“ y “*3 5' M . Neimi, be furnished. i Virgil Mrs. Barney Morgan. . day Mame on Bayshorc Drive. P. W. Tvoit of Port Angeles, and Rainbow Mother’s Ch”, T” Saturday morning for rs. Charles S tsma, Paul Mrs. ugyd Fosdick’ Mrs. l Mrs. W. R. Collier is Hostess Mor an Em] thx h stcsfi for VV.C.T.U. Friday ‘ t 0 ” The worn. met Friday with IMrs. W. R. Collier for a pot-luck {luncheon It was voted to donate: . $5.00 for the Red Cross fund, sev-l eral new members were reported? I The next meeting will be Thurs— at the home of MI'LV, White FIN lPlans were started for an organ-1 Meet Tuesda‘,’ June 18 IlZEithl‘l meeting of‘ the Youtb's! The Rainbow Mother‘s club will ‘, Temperance? Gourde”. The “ex” meet Tuesday, June 18 at the: meeting Will be in two weeksI Masonic Temple at [their regular meeting. Visit Coulee Over Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cannon andf Mr. visited Coulcc dam last weekend; Mrs. Della Jarvis and her niece, IMiss Hope Baldwin, bot welah, Wash. Ellan Helps Fighlw' InIeiniiaI Poisoning! D poisoning from harmful bacteria in your colon may be the cause. Come in today and FREE I l I) a. P. m. for; with Mrs. Lou Willey, Now doing business at our Greenhouse at 80. 10th Call 112-W We Deliver MEMBER T. D. S. MILLO’S QUALITY MARKET it DRUGS GROCERIES FRESH MEATS FRUITS EST FOODS AT . BEST PRICES HOODSPORT CHILDERN USE i a lot of energy! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maxwell, and Mrs, Frank Stinchficlil And since energy comes from food, the smi'rt thing to do is to feed them things with a high energy content... 4-E ..Milk is such a food . . . and it not only supplies energy, but also nonr- ishment ..and ..vitamins... Give children a quart a. day to drink! l h of Che-1 i213"! Frequent headaches? Intestinal get a generous FREE trial pack- age of odorless DEARBORN Garlic Tablets. See how you feel in a couple of days! At FIR DRUG STORE R. E. GRENBERG : CHEVROLET37WAGAIN” Men and productsfimay vie fol-1'“ leadership, but it is» the public that confers, it. .p._-."'. And .qgain in 1940, I ferrite; ninth time in‘lh‘e- last ten Years,‘p,eopleqre more Chev- ;; rolefS“fha‘nl any other make 61‘ car! Mell Chevrolet Company I 151: & Grove Phone 114