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t.'age 16
Dayton Ladies Club Plans
Annual Picnic For July 11
By Mahel Kidd
I)AYTON -l)ayton Ladies' Club
will have their annual picnic July
II at the Wolden cabill on l.ake
Nahwatzel weather permitting.
OIhcrwisc il will be i]eld at the
llall. Mrs. Warren XViiliams will
be hostess.
MI'S. [)ehncF SchI1F Slid (lallgh*
tel, Geraldine arrive;d hon)e on
Saturday evening f)'onl a visit
]n tle soutlL They motored back
with Mrs. Scimr's brotiler and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. 13urnell Dupuy,
New Orle, ans. The Dllpuys plan
tO .,;lay in this vicinity for a while.
TIIE JAMF;N |ll(lt,'4ON family
and houseguest, Tina Bezley, Shel-
Io1"i, at.tended a falnily i'ellnion Slln
day at the Lake Nahwatzel home
of 1Vlv, and Mrs, Allen Hickson.
Others present were Rev. and Mrs.
Richard Meyers and children of
Beaverton, Ore., Mrs. Mabel Cloth-
ier, Mrs. Martha Cooper and Mrs.
Gladys Mitchell, Seattle. The three
Seattle ladies stopped in on their
way home and had coffee in the
home of Mr. a.nd Mrs. James
l-tickson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fry of
Yaidma, were housegt,msts for
several da.ys last week of Mr. and
M'rs. A, N, Lemke,
AlTjving' Satnrdty flea1 COOS
Bhy, Ol'e., were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Chappell and sons who are staying
for a while witi] his brother and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Chappell.
WEEKENI) GUESTS of Mr.
and Mrs. VVarren Williams were
Mr. and Mrs, Irving Jewett of
Monroe, Mrs. Betty Knutzcn and
three children of Seattle and Miss
Da.wneile Tiedeman of I,ake
Stevens. The group arrived in time
lo he]p Mrs. Williams celebrate
her birthday on Friday evening.
Mike Murphy, Kansas City, Me.
visited Friday and aga,in Sunday
wilh Mr. and Mrs. Gel'aid Needhaln
of Dn, yton Peak. Pie wa,s their
fol'lney distmtehcr here in Shelton.
Ste, ven Nee(lilam is spcnding
some time. witll his brother, Clmrlie
aL lnc l)onny Ah[ LOOICt)uL above
La]¢e (J/lsbJlla I1. )
Weekend guest of Mrs. Mildred,
l,ewal't \\;VC!l'e son /)lid fanlily, Mr. ]
artt! Mrs, lobert Schul, 0£ Seattle. I
(.ANNANIIIIA and rarren Carr
Jr., Shelton, spent Friday and]
S;tiAH'day nhrht witil the "Vttller'
Cbappell family,
I.alph Pauley and sons and Alvla
Chaplnan molol'c,d I.o I.llby Beach
Satllrday fop Sl)lcliJII} r. They l'e-
till'ned ilOllle oil Sl)lldlty evening
well po),:;od witil thoiv success.
Sllllday visitors in tlle he)he of
MPs, Mildred Steamrl were Mr.
and Mrs. Viace Gvui)er and chil-
d I'(ll, Bl'ertll'LOl I.
Friday dimler guests of Mr. aud
Mrs. ,lames Hicksoll wel'e Rcv. and
Mr, R, ichavd Me.yers and cifiidren
of Bevel'ton, Ore.
The Lester Adams family of
Ta.eoma were unday visitors in
the 1)oll Adanls' lmme.
MINN ,'4A LLY I)OIIMAN of
I,t;lt IHt I,dt lie \\;ua, Si I Ill'day guest of
Mis< I3))'bara Goldy.
'l'h,: C. N. Allen family, Kent,
:i)I11 V/dllosday through Stlnday
v<ith ll(r l);t)'elll,% MI*. and Ml's.
(h,ra/d N(,(dham.
(]ladys Zoyer. Liliiwaup, visited
Sunday m IJw honlc of her brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Darl Goldy.
Tills Bt,zley ¢)f Shelton spent
lily weekend with I)orts Hickson.
,Mill AND MRN. Bill (3happell
via;lied rm Satllrday evening witll
Mrs, l,obert (]oh-ly and MI'. arid
5I)'s. AI Chappeil,
Mr. and Mrs, ,l. C. Tibbtts and
chiMron, CheJlalis. were Saturda,y
evening guests of M.r, and Mrs.
I)oil Adam:,
Doris Hiekson had as Tuesday
overni!,hl gUeSt. Sharou Meffett of
Shdton,
Tues(ly dinner guests ill the
l'otne of Mr. and "Mrs. Ta, rFen
Williams were ,h:e Licgel anti
Percy FUll I,
MI'S. Alvin (]hapl))afl a,lld Non.
];l'Jlt t/, .qCll| Sat Ill'rill y aftel'lloon
ith Mrs. tlalpll Pauley.
,%'Illlday, Mr, a31tl Mrs. Ga.ry Cole,
Winlock, spoilt ihe day il'l the home
Of ]V2r parouls, Mr. mid Mrs.
Ws )'l'm Williams.
GEH,ALIIINE NEEIIIIAM left
m Saturday nlol'nlllg for Los
Ageles with Mr. and Mrs, Eizy
Cleiland -rod daughter, Shelton,
Mauvic,,, and Leslie Pearson left
Monday for their home in Seattle
for a, few dsys bat expect shortly
to be back again to spend the )'est.
of the sumnmr with their grand-
i)a,I'l,nt. Mr. slid Ml's. Seab Combs.
Jkl):, and Mrs, C. (I. Chaptn, Lillt-
.A-a,ll]) , MI'. tlld iMr. 1.. 8. Htley
and chihh'aI1 slid Mr and MI'R.
,brim Andersm and family enjoyed
clamming at Twin Harbors Sun-
I day.
Clifford Ewms and "Whitey"
Pettinger had a successful day of
fishing on tie canal at Hoodsport
on Sunday. They caught both
salnlon and cod.
Michael and I-'hillip Ande)'son
bad as houseguest Thursday
,through Saturday their cousin,
Kenaeth, Port Angeleu.
Nit. AND MRF,. Byron Hyde
mxd elfildren, Hoquiam, bronght
their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs.
George Baunmnn of White River,
S,D. over to visit with Mr. and
Mrs, Merlin FU(,.kards and family
Stmday. Joining the group for din-
ner and visiting was Mrs. Ruby
Hitchings, Sheltou. Mrs. Calvin
Byrd and Sharon and Mr. Bill
Spear, Sltokomish, were afternoon
drop-in callers,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits and
children, Chehalis, also called on
his parents the Allen Tibbits on
Saturday evening. Little Lester
spent the night with his grand-
parents and they took him home
on Sunday and spent the day.
The Merlin Rickards family
visited Saturday evening in Pick-
ering Pass with Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin 'Woodall.
MRS. J. W. STONEIt spent
Tuesday through Thursday in
Paulsbo witll Mr. and Mrs. Earl
King. Sunday evening callers In
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Bloomfield were Iris sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Eh'ling Olson
of Shelton.
Wednesday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Todd were Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Donaldson of Shelton.
Saturdtcy, Mr. and Mrs. L, A.
Todd spent the night at Oyehut
with Mr and Mrs. Harry Ryme.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stoner spent
Stmday along the canal enjoying
the water and scenery.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hulbert,
Donna and Mike and Jerry Dona-
hoe we)'e Sunday dimlcr guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley,
Skokomisb Valley. The occasion
was the wedding anniversary of
MI'. and MI'N, Hulhert.
Mr. arm Mrs. L, A. Todd (:ailed
on the Eldon Todds of Shelton
Wednesday and met their house-
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Chance
Sutherland of CMifornia. Mrs.
Eldon Todd and Mrs. Sutherland
arc sisters,
tilliwauPClubs
Slate Meetings
By Mrs. Nell Va,I)(,e.
IILLIWA lIP Hood Canal
Gardeu Club will hold its next
meeting Thursday July 12 at the
]'lon')e of M1's. [arie Turner on
Lh( Union side of the Canal.
'Ehe meeting will be called to
o)'dm' al ,11 a.m. by 1)resident Lilts
F'ierco. Pol luck hmeh will lie
served at 12:30. A report on (ie
garden club collv(lltion in Yakima
will be Kiveu bv M:tttie Backlund.
Lilliwaup Comnn,nity Club card
party July 13,
1st Lt. Robert Knutson and his
wife Lynn, stationed at McCllord
fiehl in Tacoma (mjoyed :, .ay on
I-lood Canal Thursday which they
;:peal with his Uncle, ,lack Joilns-
ton and wife Marion. a,nd his
falh(n', Floyd Johnston and ti
wilk, who are visiting with hi.n
brother Jack and Ma.rion Johnston.
The Johnsi.ons are fronl Sail Fran-
(;isco and expect to attend the Fair
before returning home after the
4th of Jnly.
They are really enjoying their
visit getting their fill of fre
oysters and clam,s and will take
home with them a nice suntan
they received on the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Knutson and
children ef Seattle have moved
into the house of M)-. and Mrs.
Catto. (the former Frances Hill)
on Hood Canal Mr. Knutson ia
contractor for the Correction
Center north of Shelton.
Nell and Daisy Vance motored
I o Tacoma Wednesda y, where
I)a.isy celebrated her birthday at a
family g'aihering at the home of
])er gl'allddaughter, M)-. and Mrs.
Allan Tongedahl. Tllere were four
generations attending the dinner.
Thc Vances returned home Thin's-
day, glad to get. home to the quiet
of Hood Canal after two days in
Ibe noisy, hot city of Tacoma. No
lflace like home.
If we turn away from the poor,
we are nat ready to receive the re-
ward of Him who blesses the poor.
--Mary Baker Eddy
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