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1959
Legal Pubheatlons
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aml paint- Streets in Mr. View Ar(,a .5
S 7/31) tfn Tahuya Va h,y . ................... ". 2i]5A 2.7
-- Mas,m Slre.I .-. Union ....... 277 .'),
house, Misv. SIlot't v('li()l)S ........... 1.0
cau b(, add- HI,,' IT FURTIIEI. RESOLVED that
after 6 p.)ll, the nhl,ve tlesvril)e(] f'ollBly rolt(I 1 "di-
S 6/18 tfn vi.t ) n('cesm "3' a))d pr.per, and the
• " 'stillllllqt t'OSLS (d" Slll(l T ')J t'i IIl't'
With b,qth. Ilo)'q'with s't (all ill dPtli] :is I'olI,)ws
two heds. (Ins Tilx : Road ('(H|Sl FLI('(II)ll. .(I.
I t( .I : Total $20.000.00, l.)ay L:)b.r.
N 7/9 tin The ('OOllly I'()at] l)l' Jj('('[ ht'l'()ill (1P-
scribed is ItERI,]I'Y I)Et'I..KIH,]D to 1,,
84X28 with I0 n ptl i' ne"ssily nnd lh, ('t)tlelY
street or Road Enghlt,ev is' HEH.EI:Y OI{DEI.-
N 7/23 tfn ED AND At.'I'IlORIZEL) to r p(rt I(I
.... ])rt)('(,ed (hi're(in as l)y law providcd.
Spencer IE IT FuIVrHER I>.ESOLVEI) that
Unlnler liv- this l)r()j('et, it' day work lie perf()t'ol-
iO0 ft. ed by sot)ervisor ill at'coY(loBe(' wilh
heat. 2 tit(' Standard B(md and It'i(lg(' Sl)eci-
H 7/2 (fn flea(ions of the State (n rashingt.n
as ath)piod I)y tllis })card,
ADOPTED this 3rd day of Aua'usI
(r,(
] ,l,).I,
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSION]RS el, " MASON
COUNTY. WASII.I N(VI'ON
JOHN BARIEKMAN. Chair)Iron
Ihelton. C.W. STRECKIqNBACII
E ROY MITCHELL
day evening, Attest :
black No. 17 C. NOLAN MASON
HA 6-6559 Clerk of Board g/6 It
ings. --- ............................
Me 8/6-13 CIVIl, SERVICI,; EXAMINATION
F()r: City ,if Sheltt)n P()lice Dept. and
and pay Shelton Fire Dept.
C 8/6 Date: August 11, 1959. at 8:00 P.M. In
the Ctty Hall.
Beginning S ary: Police Dept." $385.00
I)er nlf)nth.
Fire Dept.--S385.00 per month,
Qualifications: Polk:e Dept. IIigh
OF st'hoc)l education, age 22 to 40. 5'10"
NO, 317 tall or over. weigllt 565 Ihs. or over.
BY the Five Dept. -- High st:heel education.
tim( age 21 to 40.
car- Applications may be obtained at the
Poli4'e Dept. and Fh.e Dept. attd must
be rbturnod to the Dept. office by 5:00
schedule: P.M.. August 7. 1959.
No. MI ROCKY HF, MBROFF, Chairman
115 .3 Ch'tl Service Commission
140 4.0 Shelton. Washington /30/8/6 2t
EXCELLENT BUYS!
BEADTIFUL VIEW ...
4 BR home situated on top of Stretch
Full basement, wall-to-wall carpeting, fire-
trees, grapes, garden, etc. $15,000.
BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HOBBY ROOM ...
Seas and charm of this lovely home you'll
master bedroom has Mr. and Mrs. closets
dining room, fireplace, dishwasher,
excellent downtown location. $16,500.
01qE NEAR NEW BORDEAUX SCHOOL . . .
well built, and comfortable 2 BR home
lovely kitchen, 2-car garage, tiled stall
to tub. etc, $0450 FHA approved with $300
M HOME ON 2 ACRES . . .
from town. and it has such nice (ca-
all plastered, hardwood floors, 1
and electric heat. $13,500.
3 BR HOME FOR $7000 . . .
ake, nice beach, nice-sized piece of property,
L berries, etc. Takes about $2000 to
:APITOL HILL HOME FOR COUNTRY . .
4 bedroom home with 2 car gara$% which
trade for 2-3 bedroom country property. $5500.
TO PURCHASE...
1 bedroom houses on same lot in downtown
a little do-it-yourself fixing. $2950 with $250
Can apply rent on purchase price.
)OM HOME ON 2 LOTS . . .
view of Olympics. Some nice features
and barbecue. 2-car garage and workshop,
Utility. Only $8000 with $250 down FHA.
Y BLOCKS FROM DOWNTOWN ...
and an easy walk to stores and work.
Only $4450 on easy terms.
LLCREST HOME FOR ONLY $2950 . . .
for Alaska and wants quick sale. Has 220
garage, and fancied. Easy terms.
ANAL, PHILLIPS LAKE, LOST LAKE,
WATERFRONT PROPERTIES.
CHECK THESE NOW:
A. ROY D UNN
REALTOR
8-6363' • Title Insurance Bldg
PROPERTIES
BEAUTY, FIREPLACE, VIEW . . .
for the larger family. Huge living
room, 1 baths, very roomy
furnace loads of storage and
$13,950. $750 will handle.
IE 3 NEAR SCHOOL?
bedroom home with•fireplace, dining
t one floor, may be Just what you've
; or. Only 3 blocks from Bordeaux.
only $8,950 with $800 down FHA,
MU! SELL ....
full basement home. Lo-
it has a large living room with
dining room. Aleo a separately
Yard for the children. 1 block from
' Likes golfing, boating, camping
I.IVE DOWNTOWN? ....
2 bedroom home with large living room
might be Jusg the place or you• It is
tt $8,500 and'owner will carry contract
I BEEN REDUCED ....
2 bedroom home on Wyan-
dining room, electric heat,
garage, Price now $7,960. $260 down
1 bedroom cottage near Tot-
to you. On "2 large.lots, it
garden and an excellent well Priced
owner will carry contract with small
FIREPLACE, 2 ACRES ....
out on Arcadia Road. This lovely
about everything. H/W floors
living room, beautiful flrtplace,
book-caees, dining room, lovely
lots of closets and storage space.
workshop. Price is a give-
Conv6ntional terms.
1 BEDROOM...
which can be secured with small
with immediate, occupancy. Full
Chamber of Commerce
REALTY
"" Call HA. 6-8535 Anytime
226 No, let
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY J0tRNAL- Published in "Ohristmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
Legal Publications
NO. 3126
NOTI('E 'l'() ('RI,:I)ITORS
]N TIIE SUPEI.i()H. COURT (IF TItE
STATIC ()F vVASt i IN(iTON FC)I¢.
M.XS( )N C( )lINTY
Ill Ihe Mttll(,v (if the Estate of L()nnie
11. I)[,'Itlt)llV llecoase(].
(::ir).'l M l-'h,),l )as is the appointed
:Hid (Itlalifit,(l I(]xe('utrix of said estate.
All [)('I'SI,tlS }Htvink{ eltitlL against said
(h,ct,isl,d ave ri,titlired 1o se 've the
.a))z,' ill (ill)li(',ie dt ly verif ed on
said Ex,,('lltrix or )lOt" attorney Robert
11,. Sn,d(q' at the ad(h'ess below stated,
an(l fih' illo slt,n(, with th(' Ch,rk of
[said C()u)'t, I,)'ether with l)roof (,f sl "h
/servive, f willfin s,x m,)nths after the
](i;lte )f lit'st Ptzl'di('ation f this n(tice
],,v th,' same w l i)e barrcd
] I)ATF] (if first pull(it' ! in' July 23
]1 )5 . . '
(; ARNET M. PLEMONS.
Ex('eul.rix.
Ihnn- 1, Box .550. Shelton,
Wash.
R()I::ERT L. SNYDER
A tilt" ey aI Law
(lovey Ihlild in "
Sh)'I [,in, VI, ra])i n/d i tin.
7/23-30-8/6-13-4t
Ni). il6- ....
NOTICE TO ('ItEI)ITORS
IN THE SUP1CI.I()R COllRT OF TtlE
STATE (IF WAStl IN(ITON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
In 11)o Matter of the Estate of ERIC
O. GIERE, Deceased.
N()TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been appointed
and has qualified as the Administrator
of the Estate of Eric O. Glare. de-
c'ased: that all persoris having €lair;Is
against said deceased at'(} llercby re-
quired Io serve the sonic, duly ve:lfled,
on th(' ulldersigned Administrator or
his attorn('y of record at tile address
below stated and file the same with
the Clerk of the sqid court, together
with proof of such service within six
)nontlm after the date of first publica-
tion of this notice or the same will be
barred.
GLENN E. CORREA
C.LENN E. CORREA
Attorney f(,r Estate
(H't'iv*' and P,,sl Office A(ldross
B(,ll Bldg.. 121 South 4th Street
Shelton Washington
7/16-23-30-8/6 4t
NO. 3117
NOT|CI OpSEAIIE ) OF REAL )ESTATE
INTIt00 . RCOURTOFT00E
00T,TE WASHI00OTON
MASON COUNTY
(In ]Probate)
In the Matter of the Combined Es-
tates of ERIC O, GIERE and LOUISE
GIERl. Both Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN that
GLENN E. CORREA. in his capacity
Its administrator of the above estates.
will sell at priwtte sale and for bash
the following described real estate:
The Northcast quarter of the
Southwest quarter (NELl of SWt',)
in Section Thirty-one (31) 'rownsiv
Twenty (20) North. Range Four (4")
West, W.M. situated in lason Coun-
ty, State of Washington.
to the highcst and best bidder. Bids
n)usl be submitted in writing and nlay
k,, left with the administrator at 121
Suuth Fourth Street. Shelton, Wash-
ington Bids will be received the date
of the .sale.
The sale will be made on or after
August 7. 1959. The adn)inistrator re-
set'yes the right to reject any and all
bids,
GLENN E. CORREA
Adminlstralor
GLENN E, CORREA
Attorney for Estates
Bell Building
121 South Fourth Street \\;
She)ton. Washington 7/23-30-8/6-13 t
NO. 3118
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT O1 THE
STATE O1 WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
In the Matter of the Estate of LOU-
ISE GIERE. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undcrsigned has been appointed
and has qualified as the Administrator
of the Estate of Louise Glare de-
ceased; that all persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby re-
quired to serye the same, duly verified,
on the undersigned Administrator or
his attorney of record at the address
below stated and file the same With
the Clerk of the said court, together
with proof of such service within stx
n)(,nlt)s after tbe date ef first pub)(ca-
It,in of this notice or thetsan)e will be
barred.
GLENN E. CORREA
GLENN E CORREA
Altorncy for Estate
tiff ice and Post Office Address
Bell Bldg., 121 South 4th Street
Shelton. Washington
7/16-23-30-8/6 4t
No. 3125
NOTfCE TO CREDITOR
IN TttE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON
• In the Matter of the Estate of HAR=
OLD G. LUSTIE, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the nn-
dersigncd has be(n appointed and has
qualified as EXECUTOR of the above
EntitlEd Estate that all persons having
claims against said deceased are here-
by requh'ed to serve the same, duly
verified, on said EXECUTOR or his at-
torneys of record at the address be-
l,w stated, and file the same with the
Clerk of said Court, together with
pr(x)f of such service, within six
rrmnths after the date of first publica-
tion of this notice or the same will be
barred.
Date of first publication July 16,
1959.
ALVIN O. LUSTIE,
Executor of said Estate
1515 Washington Buihiing
Tacoma 2, Washington
CARLSON, NEWLANDS.
REHA & SINNITT
By: JOHN J. REHA, JR.
Attorneys for Estate
1515 Washington Building
Tacoma 2. Washington
7./16-23-0-8/6 (t
NOTICE OF IIG ON FIN£L
REPORT AND pETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN HI SUPERIOR COUR OF THE
TATE OF WASH]NGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
the Matter of theEstate of ELIZ-
C. BIEHL, Deceased.
IS HE]EBY {IVE that
O. BIEHL, as administrator
of Elizabeth C. Blehl has
filed in the office of the Clerk of said
Court his Final'Report and Petition for
D[strlbUtion, asking t..he.Court to set-
tle said Report, distrtnute tne proper-
ty to he persons thereto, entitled and
to discharge said admmmtrator; and
that said Report and Petition will be
hearc on the 14 day of August, 1959, at
10:00 A.M. at the Court Room of the
Probate Department of said Court, at
which time a!ad place any person In-
terested in said Estate ma, appear and
file objections thereto and contest ths
SDATE Dame_ this 13 day of July, 1959,
ItAlY DEYETTE
. Clerk of said Court
By: IRENE MqQUIRE
Deputy
GLENN E CORREA
Attorney for Estate
BEll Building
121 South Fourth Street
Sheiton, Washington
(SEAL) 7-16-23-30-8/6 4t
NOTICE OF RERING FINAL RE-
PORT AND PETITION FOR DIS-
TRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON.
IN THE MATTER OF THE F_TATE
OF MILDRED TRAMMELL Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN 1hat
HOWARD I. TRAMMELL, executor.
has filed in the office of ths Cielak of
said Court his Final Re.port and Peti-
tion for Distribut|on, asking the Court
to settle said report, distribute the
property to the persons thereto etitl#d
end to discharge said executor; and
that said report and petition will be
heard on the 14th day of August, 1959,
at 9:30 a.m., at the court room of the
Probate Department ol said Court, at
which time and place any person In-
terested in said estate may appear and
llle objections thereto and contest the
sIMns.
Dated this 16 day of J'uly, 1959,
HARRY DE yTE
Clerk of said ourt.
BF Irene McGuire, Deputy.
RRILI, WALLACE,"
804 Medical-Dental Bldg.,
Bremerton. Waehtngton
Attorney for EMhte.
o
7/,3-30-8/6-3t
Legal b/ieations
NO. 7627
['MMONN BY r|'ll,l(!A'rlON
IN "I"HI, sUPERIOR COITRT ()b' THE
STATE OF WAStll N(VP( )N F()lt
MA S()N COUNTY
BETTY soUTHWICK, P]ainliff. vs.
('AItL N()UTHWICK, l)(.fendaut.
THE STATE ()FWASIIINGTON TO:
CARL SOUTHWICK, Defendant.
YOU ARE ItEI{EBY S(I.MM()NED to
al)POar withiu sixty (60) days after
th( (late of the tlt'st I)ublivati,)n of thi.
;tllZltthllS D) wil: witllill Sixty days
after the 30th day (If July, and d('fend
Ih," al)ovt, entitled a('tl()ll in (he al)o¢
entitled co)n't and answer the ('oni-
pJailll of lhe plain(if( aod S(,l'%(! It C(,py
t)f y()tlr answer upon the Ulldersigno(I
attorney for the plaintiff at his (,ffice
below stated: and In ease ,)I" your fail-
ure so to do. jUdglllCU! will b(, l'oU-
dared ag-tinst yoo a(.(.ording 1(, the de-
n)and of tbc e()ntplainl. W]lieh ilas I)een
filed with the clerk of said ('curt,
The el)jeer of this arUon by l)laintiff
is to obtain a decree el divorce Pro[u
(he d(,f(.ndant on tile roun(is O[ CI'U-
city and personal indignilies.
S/ C. T. HATTEN
Attorney for Plaintiff'
Office and P. O. Address:
1 (;ovey l:hli]ding
Sheiton.' Washington
Phone: HA 6-8092
7/30-8/6-13-20-27-9/3 6t
No. 3072
NOTICE OF REARING ON FINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOR
DIMTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
JAMES A HOWARTH. fiR.. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Irnm . Howarth. the Executrix of the
estate of James A. Howartll. Jr., de-
ceased, has filed with the Clerk of said
Com't her final report and petition for
distribution, asking the Com't to set-
tle and approve the ame. to distribute
the property to the persona thereto en-
titled and to discharge said Executrix.
NOTICE IS :JTHER CIVEN that
said final report and petiti(,n f,,r dis-
tr'il)utl(,n will bc h(,ard on Friday, the
28th day of August 1959. at the llt,ur
(,f I0 o'ch)ck in the forenoon, at tl)e
Courtromn of said Court in Shelten,
Washington.
DATED THIS Tth day of July, 1059.
HARRY DEYETTE
Mason Couhty Clerk
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Govey Building. .
Shelton Washing( on
Attorney for Exccturix
(SEAL) 7/30-9/6-13-20 4t
No. 3127
NOTICE TO.CR'EDITORS TO
PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
IN TH SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In ]probate)
In the Matter of the Estate of D. T.
MORROW. Deceased.
NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. Vivian Harper has
been appointed and has qualified as
Executrix of the Last Will and Teata-
ment and of lhe estate of D. T. Mor-
row. deceased: and that all persons
having claims against the said estate
or the said deceased are hereby re-
quired to serve the same duly verified
in duplicate with the necessary vouch-
era attached..upon the undersigned Ex-
ecutrix or her Attorney or re, cord at
the law office of B. Franklt Heustoa,
Angle Building, Shelton, Washington,
and file such claims together with
proof of service with the Clerk of the
above entitled Court within etx (6)
months after the date of the first pub-
[Ication of this notice, to-wit: 6 August
1959. or all claims not so presented and
filed will be forever barred.
VIVIAN HARPER
Executrix of said Estate
Address: 1412 Falrbanks
Yakhna, Wash.
B FRANKLIN HEUSTON
Attorney for said Estate
Angle Bldg.. Shelton. Wash.
8/6-13-20-27 'ft.
NO. 3129
NOTICE TO CREDITOR,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
In the Matter of the Estate of ER-
NEST CARLSON. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un=
dersigned have bern appointed and
have qualified as Executrices of the
Estate of Ernest Carlson deceased:
that all persons having claims against
said deceased are herby required to
serve the same, duly verified, on said
Executrices. or their attorneys of rec*
wd at the address below statad, and
file the same with the Clerk of said
Court. togettmr with proof of such
service, within six months after the
date of first publication of thie notice.
or the sau]e will be barred.
Date (if first publication August 6,
1959.
LILLIAN C. SHELDON
ESTHER C. MAURY
Executrices of eaid Estate
202-206 Security Building
Olyntpia, Washington
PEBBLES AND SWANSON
Attorneys for state
202-206 Security Building
Olympia, Washington 8/6-13-20 3t
IN THE MATTER OF
COUNTY ROAD PROSEC'P NO. 818
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY the
Bord of County Commissioners that
It is their intention to mprove eertala
county roads by constructing a bitum-
inous base dust pallative according, to
the following schedule:
Dust Pallative Road No. Mi,
[Past Matrons Club Holds Picnic
By Mrs. T. B. Bal( though the low lands had been on
BRINNON- The Past Matrons the cloudy side. Those making the
Club Of Quilcene held a patio pie-, trip were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
nic at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Balch Sunday. Plans for the
picnic were made by Mrs. Mary
Ackerman, president, Mrs. DiCk
Danielsen and Mrs. T. B. Balch.
Attending were Mr. and .Mrs.
Walter Pedersen, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Horn, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Danielsen, Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Balch, Mr. an0
Mrs. Waldo Zimmerman t guests
from Arizona), Mrs. E. A.Oat-
man, Mrs. Ray Canterbury, MRS,.
George gkckerman, and Mrs. Let-
tie Sharman of Tacoma.
GIRL SCOUT Troop 16 return-
ed Thursday afternoon from a 4
day mountain trip, With their
leaders. Mrs, Rbert Phillips and
Mrs. Leland Coates, Susan Bai,t%
and Nancy Croweli the girls left
at 6 a.m. Monday with most of tl
pack gear tied,, on the back of
Lucky, Nancy s h6re. Th girt
carried their own Clothing and
personal thin:s. Before taking to
the trail, Park Ranger ChurCltill
gave an instructive talk to the
girls about fires, hiking alone and
other necessary admonons to
mountain travelers. This was the
first trip for most of tle girls and
perhaps the first Girl Scout Moun-
tain Hike in J(tffersen County.
They camped at Dose Meadows
and spent one day at Hgyden
Pass so the girls could play in the
snow. Those making ]e trip were
Kathy, Jo and Gary Phillips, Mnr-
iel Andrews, Judy Raueh, Karen
Coates, Myrtle Bailey, Mary Anne
and Elaine Christian.
Ms. Elsie Core left for her
home in Sacramento last Tuesday
morning. She has beeu visiting her
brother, C. V. Dorothy and Mrs.
Dorothy for about a month.
Mrs. Elinor Robinson forr0erly
of Brinnn and Mrs. Ethel Wil-
liams, formerly of Port Townsend
were Brlnnon viaitars Sunday,
calling on flenda and Mrs Mary
Russell at the Brinnon afe. Both
women are now resideflts of Se-
attle.
The Quil Snappers, an enthusi-
astie Camera Club went on a field
trip to Hurricane Ridge Sunday,
finding the weather at the sum-
mit ideal for taking pictures,
Grange News
Mason Lake ............................ 150 4.0 ice cream and coffee will be fur-
Deer Creek-Cranberry ] n(S=. .
Loop Rd ......................... 154-155 1.
Haven Lake Road ............... 2-2 .5]." The Iason County Fair is just
Itlghland Road ...................... 350 4.0 ] around the corner and we hope to
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED tha, hay- - • ....
e some gooa agllCUltulal ex
the above described county road pro J-[ 'b ..... "
act Is necessary and proper and te ] at z. oy toe grang mo
estimated costs of said pt:oject are Will pay $1@00, $600 arid $400 l
herewith set out in detail as follows: nrie . ..... : €^. ,; A.. ,7=..,
as Tax" Road C-nstruct t- r - ,,,,,,j ,,,, ,. €.,o ,,mv="
Q000; Tol, $7,0.(D:'Day Lb"0r.'" dual etatri by gran rlre,
The county road proj0ct herein de- We wer guests Mt the 4-II
scribed Is HEREBY DECLARED to camn last Fhursdav evenft.
be a public necessity and the County t : - __ ":"....:v---,, -t:
Road Engineer Is HEREBY ORDER OOK or a WOlllelKNlP llnner. Jlagl
ED AN) AUTHORIZED to report an( a' nice visit with 10Ble e te 4-H
proceed thereon as by law provided, leadr n.A mnv .€ the, ,,,;m,.=,,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED tha ...... " ""-"# .................
this pro3ect, If day work," 'b perform The can9 looks good Ir.
ed by supervisor in" accordance wltl ing the redent logging'erltts,
the Standard Road and Bridge Specl- The boys Fnd girls were hving
flcations of the State of Washington the time of their lives bedeg ie-
riving a lot of benefit from tke
as adopted by this board,
ADOPTED this 8rd day of August,
1959.
BOA F C0
COAMS01ONRS MASON
COUNTY wA N TO
JOHN RXRIEI Ch".
C, W. STRECKB&CH
ROY MITCHELL
Atteet:
There were no granges met
last week as it was a fifth Friday,
Since the grange was organized
in 1867 it has worked constaptly
for better roads in the communi-
ty, county, state and nation.
Some years ago the grange sup-
ported and was instrumental in
obtaining state aid for farm to
market roads to help frmers get
their produce to local markets.
The multiple htne, high speed,
limited access highways of today
are a far cry from the so called
good roads of fifty years ago but
just as essential to transport o-
rion.
The state highway commissi Sfi
will soon be preparing the budget
for the coming biennium so it
would seem that now is the tie
for the granges in Mason County
to start working for the comple-
tion of the Shelton-Olympia High-
way.
In checking oupr speedometer
starting from the termination of
construction to near the Botts
Nursing Hom would require
about six miles of new construc-
tion, would eliminate three dan-
erous hills and one raih'oad
croing. We feel that this is a
very worth while project for the
granges in Mason County.
Next Sunday the Mason-Grays
Harbor Pomona Granges will hold
their annual picnic. Weather per-
mitting we will have some water
sports along with the usual con-
tests so bring your swim suits.
Since Mason County is host this
year we hope to have a good turn
out.
Bring your regular picnic lunch,
ala attmdl th) 4m
bake and program Friday night•
e ltv Wi excellent and the
Prog.'.am wM very good. We ar
convinced there are a lot af oth-
C. NOLAN MASON er people who would not miss this
Clerk of Board • 8/6 It annual evt
IN THE M----------TTER OF The Juyen'fl¢ 0ran camp i
COUntY ROAD PROJECT NO. !9 | only two weakl awW d we llpe
IT IS HER]BY RESOLV]D BYtl I to s Vase- Co;;t ..... ell re-=
Board of Munty Commissioners ttt|-if ...... '"
it is their intention to tmpoye the| $.
North Shore road by clearlag grad-l-
ing, draining and surfacing with se-[ • :=l'1").Z]Ll[_¢,£'3._':,,.
lected roadway borrow 1.67 mile of[ l'd[| r'll|]|l|'.tLl||ll
County Road No 280 This lmprove-i -- .............
ment is located in ction 1 2 & 11, I ...........
Township 2N Ratge West' W M. NO. 12S545
The principle qnantltles involved NOC OF LE OF
are: Clearing and Grubbing 6.2 acres. , ....... FJA,',ESTTI ......
Common ExCavation 89 164 cu. yds,, , .,,,o,,,%v% ,
[234 L.F. concrete pipe, Ar,',', ............ "'"
BE 1T FURTHER -RESOLVED that I'" "-" ='€ *h,= - ,o.m .t,l.
the a v ............................ r
. . be e described county road pro.J- of REUBEN JASPERSON an Incom-
ect Is necessary ana proper, ana the Detent
estimated costs of .said project are -NO.TICE IS HEREBF GIVIN that
nerewith set out In aetaii s tallows: IMllian Jaapersen, In her capacity a
Gas Tax: Engineering, $(5,000.00; guardiau (ff the above guardiaz)ship
Right of Way, $90,fl00,0; Road Cos- estate, will cell at public-bale and for
strut(leo. $50,000.00; Total. $76,000.(}@. cash the foBowing dascIbed rdat as-
Contract.
The county road project herein de-
scribed is HEREBY DECLARED to be
a public necessity and the County
Road Engineer ts HEREBY ORDER-
ED AND AUTHORIZED to report and
proceed thereoa as by law provided.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
this project, tf day work, be per-
formed by supervisor in accords!Ice
with the Standard Road atlLl Bridge
Specifics(tone of the State of Wash-
ington as adopted by this board.
ADOPTED this 3rd day ot August,
1959.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF _MASON"
COUNTY, WASHINGTON "
JOHN BARIEKMAN. Chairman
C. W. STRECEENBACH
ROY MITCHELL
Attest:
(. NA' MAS@N
Clerk of Board 8/6 It
tate:
Tract 7. Patrlcia Beach No. 2. Includ-
ing second class tide lands, as con-
veyed by the State of Waehlngton,
situate in front of, #adjacent to or
abutting upon the upland, accordlaq
to the official plat thereof, recodea
in Volume 4, of Plats, page BT:, In
the office of the Au¢!itor of Macron
County, Wul.!ngton. Located its Ma-
.son uounty washington.
to the highest arid best bidder. That
the sale w|ll he had at the front door
of the Mason County Courtl)ouse.
Shelton, Washington, at 11:00 a,m. on
Wednesday, August , 1959. The
girard(as rl.rvfli the 'right to reject
ay anq ,u z) s.
/LE2IAN JASPERSON
S/WILLIAM L, HUTCHINS "
8700 th Avtnae N,W.
Seattle 7, Washington
Attorney for let|tioner
8/6-13-20 3t
Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ack-
erman. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Woods. Ms. Dolly Renskers and
son Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Bader and daughter Susanna and
their house guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Bragstad and three children
front Aberdeen. Mrs. Kelly is
president of the group.
MR. AND MRS4. Darrel Harris
took advantage of two (lays off
last week. He went fishing to Ne-
ah Bay with Ross Whitaker and
Mrs. Harris and the children spent
the time with relatives in Olym-
pia.
Mrs. T B. Balch returned home
Friday evening after spending five
das with her. daughter and son-
n-law, Mr, aa Mrs. Aplin.
She was helping hr daughter get
ettled in their new home nsar
Rimhmoud Beach.
. Mia Dianne .Lundegard, daugh-
f 0f' Mr. aFd Mrs. Win. E. Lun-
ef the Olympic inn return-
ed h',me Saturday after a two
wears visi( With relates and
friends, in Everett. Mrs. Lunde-
gad reports many interesting pa-
trons at the Inn with license
plates from nearly every state in
the 'union; Mr. Lundegard has
been fda4ured in moving pictures
illustrating the "Life bf the Oy-
S
tar . The pictures were taken on
the beach by professors from the
Unverslty of Washington and a
ilaiolog-y professor from the Wash-
ngton University of St. Louis.
MB. AND MRS. Jerry Munro
and four cllildren of Bothell spent,,
Saturday nlgh]F and Sunday with
bar parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Jesperson.
Mr. and MI's. Walter Kelly at-
tended a Republican meeting at
the Palms Cafe In Port Townsend
Saturday dght
P00ress Grange
Holds Picnic
By Grace Petty
KAMILCHE. --- Forty-five per-
sns attended the Progress Grange
picnic at Maple Beach Sunday.
THE CLIFTON Barnes and Wee
Rau families and the Edwin Pettys
enjoyed the Simpson Saw Mills
picnic a[ Mason lake Sunday.
Sunday the Wagner' family had
a reunion and picnic at Twanoh
State Park. An out of state gue.t
was a sister and her family, Mrs.
Dorothy Lateen from Bend, Ore.
ther relatives and friends came
from Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia,
Port Townsend and Port Ludlow.
Wednesday evening dinner
ests of the Art Nelsons were the
land Hudsons and the Ira
Stansburys, all of Little Sookum.
Denny, youngest son of the
Charles Wagners, had minor eye
surgery ill Olympta last Thursd8 y.
The Squaxin Island Indian Tribe
held a meeting in the :amilche
Community Church, regarding po-
:[c protection as provided in the
l'eSt of the county, last Saturday
afternoon.
MR. AND MRS. George Heffner
and son and grandson spent a
week with the Ray James family,
aso did some fishing in Hood
Canal. They live in Yakima.
Mrs. Eugene Taylor and Mrs
Don Whitener were hostesses on
Monday afternoon at a bridal
Shower for Mrs. Jack Barnes (ne
Carol Ann Alverson) in the Tay-
lor home
Mrs. Bill (Alto) Metzgar flew
up from Los Angeles last Thurs-
day for a visit with her parents,
the Herb Nelsons. Her two chil-
dren, Candi and Mark, have spent
the past month here and husband,
Bill, will come up later.
Mrs. Dorothy (arson an¢l chil-
dren of Bend, Ore. atent several
days with the Wagner and A1-
verstm faxilies.
MR. AND MRS. lawrence La-
Ment of Dayton wre Saturday
evening guetp iB the Oliver Pet-
ty home.
Last Thursday afternoon guests
of Mrs. Edwin Petty were Mrs.
Margaret Wright, Mrs. Judd Chaf-
fee and daughter, Va|erle, Mrs.
Jess Jordan and Dianne, all of
Olympia.
/ Dick Adams, Eddie and Robin
Petty of the Skokomish Valley,
spent the past week in the Edwin
petty home while their mother,
Mrs. Robert Petty, was in a She(=
ton hopitl.
Rbbert Jan Jams, U.S. Navy,
spent a week at the home of his
parents, the Ray James. He left
last hursday for aviation school-
Philadelphia. Pa.
Humphrey Nelsons and
eOge Critchflelds returned Mon-
y' from their fishing trip to
Sekiu, having caught three sal-
mon, one a 8.poun4er.
FRANCES DECKER and Oliver
Petty attencld the drag races at
Elma last Sunday.
A!lyn Dinner
Ilrm Visit0.
patio with Mr. Charles Zahller he=
ing guest of honor as he celebrat-
ed his eighty4irst birthday. Those
present were Mr .and Mrs. Charles
7,ahller of emertan, Mr. and
Mrl. M. E. Cornelius from Gorst,
Ma.s. James Hicks af New West-
minster, B. C,, Mr, and Mrs. Ray
Cornelius, Butch and Diane of
Oakland, Calif. and the hostesses,
Mrs. Dorothy Clark and her moth-
er, Mrs. M. W. Boyer.
Mrs. Ashton Watson spent the
weekend at Copalis Crossing with
her son, Clay* Gibson and family.
Oral Evidence ]
' , , " o .
a$ e ;dish maid. I
"Yell," she replied, Wen I wu I
dustin' bY door, I heard him l
pay, 'Let's have anodder drink den
go out and raise cane, sugar',"
Jansen Sisters Quintette to Present
Concert at Mt. View Alliance (hur(h
The Jensen sisters from Olynl- othcr chtn'ches th)'()ttghi)tH Olynt-
pia will present a sacre(I vocal) pia. The g i:'l are nwmoers of ttt-:
and instrtlmenLal concert this t Gh)ria Dei Ltttheran ('htn'cti in
Sunday evening at 7::/0 p.m. in'Olympia.
the Mr. View Alliance church, lo- The pastor and metal)era of (he
cated on Washington and J Street. c.hul'ch invite everyone It) at(mid
The sisters. Elvine who plays this sacred concert. No admissi(tn
the violin. Audrey, violin: Patri- will be charged.
cia clarinet, Beverly, oboe; and .......................................................
Delores, 'cello; have played and
sung for many church and youth
services in Tacoma. Puyallup,
Rainier. East Olympia, Lacey and
Baptist Church
Sets School Picnic
An all church and Snnday
school .picnic at Pioneer Park will
be held today for youngsters and
parents of the First Baptist
church.
The Sulday school bus will
leave the church at 10:30 for those
needing transportation and will
return at 4 p.m. Sack lunch will
be brought for a no lungheo
and potluck dinners or the eve-
niag' meal at 6:30. Go(foe, rolls,
butter and ice crea m wll be fur-
nished. A singapirtion is to fol-
low the dinner.
Tickets good for ne free ice
cream and one fee pp,u will be
issued at 12 noon.
Women's Society Picnic
The Woman's Society of Chris-
tian Service wl! have ltlumk
ptepic Wednesday, Attllt 2 at
the hpme of Mrs. Lela'Brk. 07
North ith. Coffee will be fuish-
l ad a abort important business
meeting will fpllow.
T
FIRST CST|AN
6,3101
First Christian 9hurch meets
for Adult Bible stud£ anll Sund#y
sch0ol, each Lord's Day. ,
The church service follows at
10:.55 with nBrsery services avail-
able for ,those with mall children.
Mid.week Bible tndy is held
each Wadnes4ay evening at 7:0
In the Whitney home.
The choir is issuing a special
appeal for singers to join them
for practice on Thursday evening
at :30 at the home of Wills Mills,
Capitol Hill,
Wi-Ne-1 Week of Missions is
scheduled for August 10 to 15 at
Cloverdale, Oregon. TIs ia for the
family. See Rev. Whitney for fur-
ther details.
Tentative plans are under way
for a potlnck picnic Sunday after-
noon at Camp Neal on Mason
Lake.
Spirit Subject
Of Week's Service
tiow spiritual mderstanding of;
God heals sickness as well ;is sin
will be brought ottt at: Cbristia.n
Science services Sunday.
"Spir.it" is the sttbje('t of the
Lesson-Sernton.
/ Radixtgs fr'onl the King ,htnto.
eralon of the Bible will include
Christ Jesus' Pimmise John 14:
12): "Verlly, verily, I say unta
you, He that believeth on me. the,
works that I do shall tm do also
and greater works than these shaR
he do; h¢cause I go unto my Fa-
ther."
From "Science and Health with
Ky t the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy the following will
read (316:7): "Christ. Truth. was
demonstrated through Jesus to
prove the power of Spirit over t}ie
fleah,--4o show that Truth is matte
manifest by its effects upon the
human mind artfl body, h(.arlln ''
sickness and destroying sin "
±
; " ; ; !" '
00int David's Ghurch
(Episcopal)
4th & Cedar Streets
Bey, Bl=bert Bonner Echels,
Vicar
JULY AND AUGUST:
BundaY---8 a.m.-Saint David's.
Sunday--9:30 a.m. Saint An-
drew's Alderbrook).
i L m
Firsl Ohrislian
Ohuroh
"New Testament Christianltf"
'Lewis E, Whitney, Ministee
Odd Fellows Hall
SECOND STREET
Bible School 9:45 a.m.
Churoh Servis 11:00 a.m.
and 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Full-Gospel In Message- Fundamental in Doctrine
130 East Pine St. Mason Younglund, Pastor
Sunday School (classes for all ages) .......................... 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship .......................................................... 11:00 a.m.
Christ's Ambassadors ....: .................................................... $;00 p.m.
Revival Service .......................................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Listen to REVIVALTIME, Sunday, 10:30 p.m. KIRO
FISHERMEN'$ 0LI]!
P.U.D. AUDITORIUM • 3RD & COTA
SUNDAY, AUGUST 9
9:15 a.m. Coffee time.
9:30 a.m. Guest speakerDean Palmer
"Putting Personality
Into Pictures"
10:00 a.m.Bible Study
FAITH LUTHERAN OHUIIOH
Seventh 4 Franklin 8ts, -- J. Bernhard Brathelm, Pastor
Sunday lchoQ, 030 a,m. Eunday worship 8:15 a.m. and 11 a.m.
MlFweek Swvie,--W., 7:041 im. Choir at 8 p.m,
OP HIII00, tRIE00IST
Sunday. 1o9k:8,0 .!n. Cheh 11 axn,
-- We .eeday even g testimony 'meeting-s 8 p,m,
nem:linff• llal -, :Rtg room hour 2 to
- p. & 'Wed, 6:45 to 7:45.
FIRST BAPTIST OHURCH
Wash.gn & J age, Eugene Bre d, Pastor
Sunday School ..................................... , ...... : ....................... 9:45 a,m.
ornLug WOrship .......... ....................... . .............................. 11:00 a.m.
A. Y. F ................................................................................. 6:30 p.m.
Evening Service (Jansen Sisters Concert) ................... 7:30 p.m.
Mid-week lervtce Wednesday .......... : ............................... 7:30 p.m.
EVERYONE WELCOME
= . ...... L ,. d.v ( ' .
MT, OLIVE LUTHERAN OHUIIOH
rAN NOUNCEB ITB
for June, Uly and Atgust
WORINIP IER¥1OE AND BUNDAY flGHOOL
AT 9:00 A,M.
1959
Legal Pubheatlons
bedroom. Halstono Cutoff .................... 163 .5
aml paint- Streets in Mr. View Ar(,a .5
S 7/31) tfn Tahuya Va h,y . ................... ". 2i]5A 2.7
-- Mas,m Slre.I .-. Union ....... 277 .'),
house, Misv. SIlot't v('li()l)S ........... 1.0
cau b(, add- HI,,' IT FURTIIEI. RESOLVED that
after 6 p.)ll, the nhl,ve tlesvril)e(] f'ollBly rolt(I 1 "di-
S 6/18 tfn vi.t ) n('cesm "3' a))d pr.per, and the
• " 'stillllllqt t'OSLS (d" Slll(l T ')J t'i IIl't'
With b,qth. Ilo)'q'with s't (all ill dPtli] :is I'olI,)ws
two heds. (Ins Tilx : Road ('(H|Sl FLI('(II)ll. .(I.
I t( .I : Total $20.000.00, l.)ay L:)b.r.
N 7/9 tin The ('OOllly I'()at] l)l' Jj('('[ ht'l'()ill (1P-
scribed is ItERI,]I'Y I)Et'I..KIH,]D to 1,,
84X28 with I0 n ptl i' ne"ssily nnd lh, ('t)tlelY
street or Road Enghlt,ev is' HEH.EI:Y OI{DEI.-
N 7/23 tfn ED AND At.'I'IlORIZEL) to r p(rt I(I
.... ])rt)('(,ed (hi're(in as l)y law providcd.
Spencer IE IT FuIVrHER I>.ESOLVEI) that
Unlnler liv- this l)r()j('et, it' day work lie perf()t'ol-
iO0 ft. ed by sot)ervisor ill at'coY(loBe(' wilh
heat. 2 tit(' Standard B(md and It'i(lg(' Sl)eci-
H 7/2 (fn flea(ions of the State (n rashingt.n
as ath)piod I)y tllis })card,
ADOPTED this 3rd day of Aua'usI
(r,(
] ,l,).I,
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSION]RS el, " MASON
COUNTY. WASII.I N(VI'ON
JOHN BARIEKMAN. Chair)Iron
Ihelton. C.W. STRECKIqNBACII
E ROY MITCHELL
day evening, Attest :
black No. 17 C. NOLAN MASON
HA 6-6559 Clerk of Board g/6 It
ings. --- ............................
Me 8/6-13 CIVIl, SERVICI,; EXAMINATION
F()r: City ,if Sheltt)n P()lice Dept. and
and pay Shelton Fire Dept.
C 8/6 Date: August 11, 1959. at 8:00 P.M. In
the Ctty Hall.
Beginning S ary: Police Dept." $385.00
I)er nlf)nth.
Fire Dept.--S385.00 per month,
Qualifications: Polk:e Dept. IIigh
OF st'hoc)l education, age 22 to 40. 5'10"
NO, 317 tall or over. weigllt 565 Ihs. or over.
BY the Five Dept. -- High st:heel education.
tim( age 21 to 40.
car- Applications may be obtained at the
Poli4'e Dept. and Fh.e Dept. attd must
be rbturnod to the Dept. office by 5:00
schedule: P.M.. August 7. 1959.
No. MI ROCKY HF, MBROFF, Chairman
115 .3 Ch'tl Service Commission
140 4.0 Shelton. Washington /30/8/6 2t
EXCELLENT BUYS!
BEADTIFUL VIEW ...
4 BR home situated on top of Stretch
Full basement, wall-to-wall carpeting, fire-
trees, grapes, garden, etc. $15,000.
BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HOBBY ROOM ...
Seas and charm of this lovely home you'll
master bedroom has Mr. and Mrs. closets
dining room, fireplace, dishwasher,
excellent downtown location. $16,500.
01qE NEAR NEW BORDEAUX SCHOOL . . .
well built, and comfortable 2 BR home
lovely kitchen, 2-car garage, tiled stall
to tub. etc, $0450 FHA approved with $300
M HOME ON 2 ACRES . . .
from town. and it has such nice (ca-
all plastered, hardwood floors, 1
and electric heat. $13,500.
3 BR HOME FOR $7000 . . .
ake, nice beach, nice-sized piece of property,
L berries, etc. Takes about $2000 to
:APITOL HILL HOME FOR COUNTRY . .
4 bedroom home with 2 car gara$% which
trade for 2-3 bedroom country property. $5500.
TO PURCHASE...
1 bedroom houses on same lot in downtown
a little do-it-yourself fixing. $2950 with $250
Can apply rent on purchase price.
)OM HOME ON 2 LOTS . . .
view of Olympics. Some nice features
and barbecue. 2-car garage and workshop,
Utility. Only $8000 with $250 down FHA.
Y BLOCKS FROM DOWNTOWN ...
and an easy walk to stores and work.
Only $4450 on easy terms.
LLCREST HOME FOR ONLY $2950 . . .
for Alaska and wants quick sale. Has 220
garage, and fancied. Easy terms.
ANAL, PHILLIPS LAKE, LOST LAKE,
WATERFRONT PROPERTIES.
CHECK THESE NOW:
A. ROY D UNN
REALTOR
8-6363' • Title Insurance Bldg
PROPERTIES
BEAUTY, FIREPLACE, VIEW . . .
for the larger family. Huge living
room, 1 baths, very roomy
furnace loads of storage and
$13,950. $750 will handle.
IE 3 NEAR SCHOOL?
bedroom home with•fireplace, dining
t one floor, may be Just what you've
; or. Only 3 blocks from Bordeaux.
only $8,950 with $800 down FHA,
MU! SELL ....
full basement home. Lo-
it has a large living room with
dining room. Aleoa separately
Yard for the children. 1 block from
' Likes golfing, boating, camping
I.IVE DOWNTOWN? ....
2 bedroom home with large living room
might be Jusg the place or you• It is
tt $8,500 and'owner will carry contract
I BEEN REDUCED ....
2 bedroom home on Wyan-
dining room, electric heat,
garage, Price now $7,960. $260 down
1 bedroom cottage near Tot-
to you. On "2 large.lots, it
garden and an excellent well Priced
owner will carry contract with small
FIREPLACE, 2 ACRES ....
out on Arcadia Road. This lovely
about everything. H/W floors
living room, beautiful flrtplace,
book-caees, dining room, lovely
lots of closets and storage space.
workshop. Price is a give-
Conv6ntional terms.
1 BEDROOM...
which can be secured with small
with immediate, occupancy. Full
Chamber of Commerce
REALTY
"" Call HA. 6-8535 Anytime
226 No, let
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY J0tRNAL- Published in "Ohristmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
Legal Publications
NO. 3126
NOTI('E 'l'() ('RI,:I)ITORS
]N TIIE SUPEI.i()H. COURT (IF TItE
STATIC ()F vVASt i IN(iTON FC)I¢.
M.XS( )N C( )lINTY
Ill Ihe Mttll(,v (if the Estate of L()nnie
11. I)[,'Itlt)llV llecoase(].
(::ir).'l M l-'h,),l )as is the appointed
:Hid (Itlalifit,(l I(]xe('utrix of said estate.
All [)('I'SI,tlS }Htvink{ eltitlL against said
(h,ct,isl,d ave ri,titlired 1o se 've the
.a))z,' ill (ill)li(',ie dt ly verif ed on
said Ex,,('lltrix or )lOt" attorney Robert
11,. Sn,d(q' at the ad(h'ess below stated,
an(l fih' illo slt,n(, with th(' Ch,rk of
[said C()u)'t, I,)'ether with l)roof (,f sl "h
/servive, f willfin s,x m,)nths after the
](i;lte )f lit'st Ptzl'di('ation f this n(tice
],,v th,' same w l i)e barrcd
] I)ATF] (if first pull(it' ! in' July 23
]1 )5 . . '
(; ARNET M. PLEMONS.
Ex('eul.rix.
Ihnn- 1, Box .550. Shelton,
Wash.
R()I::ERT L. SNYDER
A tilt" ey aI Law
(lovey Ihlild in "
Sh)'I [,in, VI, ra])i n/d i tin.
7/23-30-8/6-13-4t
Ni). il6- ....
NOTICE TO ('ItEI)ITORS
IN THE SUP1CI.I()R COllRT OF TtlE
STATE (IF WAStl IN(ITON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
In 11)o Matter of the Estate of ERIC
O. GIERE, Deceased.
N()TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been appointed
and has qualified as the Administrator
of the Estate of Eric O. Glare. de-
c'ased: that all persoris having €lair;Is
against said deceased at'(} llercby re-
quired Io serve the sonic, duly ve:lfled,
on th(' ulldersigned Administrator or
his attorn('y of record at tile address
below stated and file the same with
the Clerk of the sqid court, together
with proof of such service within six
)nontlm after the date of first publica-
tion of this notice or the same will be
barred.
GLENN E. CORREA
C.LENN E. CORREA
Attorney f(,r Estate
(H't'iv*' and P,,sl Office A(ldross
B(,ll Bldg.. 121 South 4th Street
Shelton Washington
7/16-23-30-8/6 4t
NO. 3117
NOT|CI OpSEAIIE ) OF REAL )ESTATE
INTIt00 . RCOURTOFT00E
00T,TE WASHI00OTON
MASON COUNTY
(In ]Probate)
In the Matter of the Combined Es-
tates of ERIC O, GIERE and LOUISE
GIERl. Both Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN that
GLENN E. CORREA. in his capacity
Its administrator of the above estates.
will sell at priwtte sale and for bash
the following described real estate:
The Northcast quarter of the
Southwest quarter (NELl of SWt',)
in Section Thirty-one (31) 'rownsiv
Twenty (20) North. Range Four (4")
West, W.M. situated in lason Coun-
ty, State of Washington.
to the highcst and best bidder. Bids
n)usl be submitted in writing and nlay
k,, left with the administrator at 121
Suuth Fourth Street. Shelton, Wash-
ington Bids will be received the date
of the .sale.
The sale will be made on or after
August 7. 1959. The adn)inistrator re-
set'yes the right to reject any and all
bids,
GLENN E. CORREA
Adminlstralor
GLENN E, CORREA
Attorney for Estates
Bell Building
121 South Fourth Street \\;
She)ton. Washington 7/23-30-8/6-13 t
NO. 3118
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT O1 THE
STATE O1 WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
In the Matter of the Estate of LOU-
ISE GIERE. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undcrsigned has been appointed
and has qualified as the Administrator
of the Estate of Louise Glare de-
ceased; that all persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby re-
quired to serye the same, duly verified,
on the undersigned Administrator or
his attorney of record at the address
below stated and file the same With
the Clerk of the said court, together
with proof of such service within stx
n)(,nlt)s after tbe date ef first pub)(ca-
It,in of this notice or thetsan)e will be
barred.
GLENN E. CORREA
GLENN E CORREA
Altorncy for Estate
tiff ice and Post Office Address
Bell Bldg., 121 South 4th Street
Shelton. Washington
7/16-23-30-8/6 4t
No. 3125
NOTfCE TO CREDITOR
IN TttE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON
• In the Matter of the Estate of HAR=
OLD G. LUSTIE, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the nn-
dersigncd has be(n appointed and has
qualified as EXECUTOR of the above
EntitlEd Estate that all persons having
claims against said deceased are here-
by requh'ed to serve the same, duly
verified, on said EXECUTOR or his at-
torneys of record at the address be-
l,w stated, and file the same with the
Clerk of said Court, together with
pr(x)f of such service, within six
rrmnths after the date of first publica-
tion of this notice or the same will be
barred.
Date of first publication July 16,
1959.
ALVIN O. LUSTIE,
Executor of said Estate
1515 Washington Buihiing
Tacoma 2, Washington
CARLSON, NEWLANDS.
REHA & SINNITT
By: JOHN J. REHA, JR.
Attorneys for Estate
1515 Washington Building
Tacoma 2. Washington
7./16-23-0-8/6 (t
NOTICE OF IIG ON FIN£L
REPORT AND pETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN HI SUPERIOR COUR OF THE
TATE OF WASH]NGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
the Matter of theEstate of ELIZ-
C. BIEHL, Deceased.
IS HE]EBY {IVE that
O. BIEHL, as administrator
of Elizabeth C. Blehl has
filed in the office of the Clerk of said
Court his Final'Report and Petition for
D[strlbUtion, asking t..he.Court to set-
tle said Report, distrtnute tne proper-
ty to he persons thereto, entitled and
to discharge said admmmtrator; and
that said Report and Petition will be
hearc on the 14 day of August, 1959, at
10:00 A.M. at the Court Room of the
Probate Department of said Court, at
which time a!ad place any person In-
terested in said Estate ma, appear and
file objections thereto and contest ths
SDATE Dame_ this 13 day of July, 1959,
ItAlY DEYETTE
. Clerk of said Court
By: IRENE MqQUIRE
Deputy
GLENN E CORREA
Attorney for Estate
BEll Building
121 South Fourth Street
Sheiton, Washington
(SEAL) 7-16-23-30-8/6 4t
NOTICE OF RERING FINAL RE-
PORT AND PETITION FOR DIS-
TRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON.
IN THE MATTER OF THE F_TATE
OF MILDRED TRAMMELL Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN 1hat
HOWARD I. TRAMMELL, executor.
has filed in the office of ths Cielak of
said Court his Final Re.port and Peti-
tion for Distribut|on, asking the Court
to settle said report, distribute the
property to the persons thereto etitl#d
end to discharge said executor; and
that said report and petition will be
heard on the 14th day of August, 1959,
at 9:30 a.m., at the court room of the
Probate Department ol said Court, at
which time and place any person In-
terested in said estate may appear and
llle objections thereto and contest the
sIMns.
Dated this 16 day of J'uly, 1959,
HARRY DE yTE
Clerk of said ourt.
BF Irene McGuire, Deputy.
RRILI, WALLACE,"
804 Medical-Dental Bldg.,
Bremerton. Waehtngton
Attorney for EMhte.
o
7/,3-30-8/6-3t
Legal b/ieations
NO. 7627
['MMONN BY r|'ll,l(!A'rlON
IN "I"HI, sUPERIOR COITRT ()b' THE
STATE OF WAStll N(VP( )N F()lt
MA S()N COUNTY
BETTY soUTHWICK, P]ainliff. vs.
('AItL N()UTHWICK, l)(.fendaut.
THE STATE ()FWASIIINGTON TO:
CARL SOUTHWICK, Defendant.
YOU ARE ItEI{EBY S(I.MM()NED to
al)POar withiu sixty (60) days after
th( (late of the tlt'st I)ublivati,)n of thi.
;tllZltthllS D) wil: witllill Sixty days
after the 30th day (If July, and d('fend
Ih," al)ovt, entitled a('tl()ll in (he al)o¢
entitled co)n't and answer the ('oni-
pJailll of lhe plain(if( aod S(,l'%(! It C(,py
t)f y()tlr answer upon the Ulldersigno(I
attorney for the plaintiff at his (,ffice
below stated: and In ease ,)I" your fail-
ure so to do. jUdglllCU! will b(, l'oU-
dared ag-tinst yoo a(.(.ording 1(, the de-
n)and of tbc e()ntplainl. W]lieh ilas I)een
filed with the clerk of said ('curt,
The el)jeer of this arUon by l)laintiff
is to obtain a decree el divorce Pro[u
(he d(,f(.ndant on tile roun(is O[ CI'U-
city and personal indignilies.
S/ C. T. HATTEN
Attorney for Plaintiff'
Office and P. O. Address:
1 (;ovey l:hli]ding
Sheiton.' Washington
Phone: HA 6-8092
7/30-8/6-13-20-27-9/3 6t
No. 3072
NOTICE OF REARING ON FINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOR
DIMTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
JAMES A HOWARTH. fiR.. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Irnm . Howarth. the Executrix of the
estate of James A. Howartll. Jr., de-
ceased, has filed with the Clerk of said
Com't her final report and petition for
distribution, asking the Com't to set-
tle and approve the ame. to distribute
the property to the persona thereto en-
titled and to discharge said Executrix.
NOTICE IS :JTHER CIVEN that
said final report and petiti(,n f,,r dis-
tr'il)utl(,n will bc h(,ard on Friday, the
28th day of August 1959. at the llt,ur
(,f I0 o'ch)ck in the forenoon, at tl)e
Courtromn of said Court in Shelten,
Washington.
DATED THIS Tth day of July, 1059.
HARRY DEYETTE
Mason Couhty Clerk
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Govey Building. .
Shelton Washing( on
Attorney for Exccturix
(SEAL) 7/30-9/6-13-20 4t
No. 3127
NOTICE TO.CR'EDITORS TO
PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
IN TH SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In ]probate)
In the Matter of the Estate of D. T.
MORROW. Deceased.
NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. Vivian Harper has
been appointed and has qualified as
Executrix of the Last Will and Teata-
ment and of lhe estate of D. T. Mor-
row. deceased: and that all persons
having claims against the said estate
or the said deceased are hereby re-
quired to serve the same duly verified
in duplicate with the necessary vouch-
era attached..upon the undersigned Ex-
ecutrix or her Attorney or re, cord at
the law office of B. Franklt Heustoa,
Angle Building, Shelton, Washington,
and file such claims together with
proof of service with the Clerk of the
above entitled Court within etx (6)
months after the date of the first pub-
[Ication of this notice, to-wit: 6 August
1959. or all claims not so presented and
filed will be forever barred.
VIVIAN HARPER
Executrix of said Estate
Address: 1412 Falrbanks
Yakhna, Wash.
B FRANKLIN HEUSTON
Attorney for said Estate
Angle Bldg.. Shelton. Wash.
8/6-13-20-27 'ft.
NO. 3129
NOTICE TO CREDITOR,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
In the Matter of the Estate of ER-
NEST CARLSON. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un=
dersigned have bern appointed and
have qualified as Executrices of the
Estate of Ernest Carlson deceased:
that all persons having claims against
said deceased are herby required to
serve the same, duly verified, on said
Executrices. or their attorneys of rec*
wd at the address below statad, and
file the same with the Clerk of said
Court. togettmr with proof of such
service, within six months after the
date of first publication of thie notice.
or the sau]e will be barred.
Date (if first publication August 6,
1959.
LILLIAN C. SHELDON
ESTHER C. MAURY
Executrices of eaid Estate
202-206 Security Building
Olyntpia, Washington
PEBBLES AND SWANSON
Attorneys for state
202-206 Security Building
Olympia, Washington 8/6-13-20 3t
IN THE MATTER OF
COUNTY ROAD PROSEC'P NO. 818
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY the
Bord of County Commissioners that
It is their intention to mprove eertala
county roads by constructing a bitum-
inous base dust pallative according, to
the following schedule:
Dust Pallative Road No. Mi,
[Past Matrons Club Holds Picnic
By Mrs. T. B. Bal( though the low lands had been on
BRINNON- The Past Matrons the cloudy side. Those making the
Club Of Quilcene held a patio pie-, trip were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
nic at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Balch Sunday. Plans for the
picnic were made by Mrs. Mary
Ackerman, president, Mrs. DiCk
Danielsen and Mrs. T. B. Balch.
Attending were Mr. and .Mrs.
Walter Pedersen, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Horn, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Danielsen, Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Balch, Mr. an0
Mrs. Waldo Zimmerman t guests
from Arizona), Mrs. E. A.Oat-
man, Mrs. Ray Canterbury, MRS,.
George gkckerman, and Mrs. Let-
tie Sharman of Tacoma.
GIRL SCOUT Troop 16 return-
ed Thursday afternoon from a 4
day mountain trip, With their
leaders. Mrs, Rbert Phillips and
Mrs. Leland Coates, Susan Bai,t%
and Nancy Croweli the girls left
at 6 a.m. Monday with most of tl
pack gear tied,, on the back of
Lucky, Nancy s h6re. Th girt
carried their own Clothing and
personal thin:s. Before taking to
the trail, Park Ranger ChurCltill
gave an instructive talk to the
girls about fires, hiking alone and
other necessary admonons to
mountain travelers. This was the
first trip for most of tle girls and
perhaps the first Girl Scout Moun-
tain Hike in J(tffersen County.
They camped at Dose Meadows
and spent one day at Hgyden
Pass so the girls could play in the
snow. Those making ]e trip were
Kathy, Jo and Gary Phillips, Mnr-
iel Andrews, Judy Raueh, Karen
Coates, Myrtle Bailey, Mary Anne
and Elaine Christian.
Ms. Elsie Core left for her
home in Sacramento last Tuesday
morning. She has beeu visiting her
brother, C. V. Dorothy and Mrs.
Dorothy for about a month.
Mrs. Elinor Robinson forr0erly
of Brinnn and Mrs. Ethel Wil-
liams, formerly of Port Townsend
were Brlnnon viaitars Sunday,
calling on flenda and Mrs Mary
Russell at the Brinnon afe. Both
women are now resideflts of Se-
attle.
The Quil Snappers, an enthusi-
astie Camera Club went on a field
trip to Hurricane Ridge Sunday,
finding the weather at the sum-
mit ideal for taking pictures,
Grange News
Mason Lake ............................ 150 4.0 ice cream and coffee will be fur-
Deer Creek-Cranberry ] n(S=. .
Loop Rd ......................... 154-155 1.
Haven Lake Road ............... 2-2 .5]." The Iason County Fair is just
Itlghland Road ...................... 350 4.0 ] around the corner and we hope to
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED tha, hay- - • ....
e some gooa agllCUltulal ex
the above described county road pro J-[ 'b ..... "
act Is necessary and proper and te ] at z. oy toe grang mo
estimated costs of said pt:oject are Will pay $1@00, $600 arid $400 l
herewith set out in detail as follows: nrie . ..... : €^. ,; A.. ,7=..,
as Tax" Road C-nstruct t- r - ,,,,,,j ,,,, ,. €.,o ,,mv="
Q000; Tol, $7,0.(D:'Day Lb"0r.'" dual etatri by gran rlre,
The county road proj0ct herein de- We wer guests Mt the 4-II
scribed Is HEREBY DECLARED to camn last Fhursdav evenft.
be a public necessity and the County t : - __ ":"....:v---,, -t:
Road Engineer Is HEREBY ORDER OOK or a WOlllelKNlP llnner. Jlagl
ED AN) AUTHORIZED to report an( a' nice visit with 10Ble e te 4-H
proceed thereon as by law provided, leadr n.A mnv .€ the, ,,,;m,.=,,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED tha ...... " ""-"# .................
this pro3ect, If day work," 'b perform The can9 looks good Ir.
ed by supervisor in" accordance wltl ing the redent logging'erltts,
the Standard Road and Bridge Specl- The boys Fnd girls were hving
flcations of the State of Washington the time of their lives bedeg ie-
riving a lot of benefit from tke
as adopted by this board,
ADOPTED this 8rd day of August,
1959.
BOA F C0
COAMS01ONRS MASON
COUNTY wA N TO
JOHN RXRIEI Ch".
C, W. STRECKB&CH
ROY MITCHELL
Atteet:
There were no granges met
last week as it was a fifth Friday,
Since the grange was organized
in 1867 it has worked constaptly
for better roads in the communi-
ty, county, state and nation.
Some years ago the grange sup-
ported and was instrumental in
obtaining state aid for farm to
market roads to help frmers get
their produce to local markets.
The multiple htne, high speed,
limited access highways of today
are a far cry from the so called
good roads of fifty years ago but
just as essential to transport o-
rion.
The state highway commissi Sfi
will soon be preparing the budget
for the coming biennium so it
would seem that now is the tie
for the granges in Mason County
to start working for the comple-
tion of the Shelton-Olympia High-
way.
In checking oupr speedometer
starting from the termination of
construction to near the Botts
Nursing Hom would require
about six miles of new construc-
tion, would eliminate three dan-
erous hills and one raih'oad
croing. We feel that this is a
very worth while project for the
granges in Mason County.
Next Sunday the Mason-Grays
Harbor Pomona Granges will hold
their annual picnic. Weather per-
mitting we will have some water
sports along with the usual con-
tests so bring your swim suits.
Since Mason County is host this
year we hope to have a good turn
out.
Bring your regular picnic lunch,
ala attmdl th) 4m
bake and program Friday night•
e ltv Wi excellent and the
Prog.'.am wM very good. We ar
convinced there are a lot af oth-
C. NOLAN MASON er people who would not miss this
Clerk of Board • 8/6 It annual evt
IN THE M----------TTER OF The Juyen'fl¢ 0ran camp i
COUntY ROAD PROJECT NO. !9 | only two weakl awW d we llpe
IT IS HER]BY RESOLV]D BYtl I to s Vase- Co;;t ..... ell re-=
Board of Munty Commissioners ttt|-if ...... '"
it is their intention to tmpoye the| $.
North Shore road by clearlag grad-l-
ing, draining and surfacing with se-[ • :=l'1").Z]Ll[_¢,£'3._':,,.
lected roadway borrow 1.67 mile of[ l'd[| r'll|]|l|'.tLl||ll
County Road No 280 This lmprove-i -- .............
ment is located in ction 1 2 & 11, I ...........
Township 2N Ratge West' W M. NO. 12S545
The principle qnantltles involved NOC OF LE OF
are: Clearing and Grubbing 6.2 acres. , ....... FJA,',ESTTI ......
Common ExCavation 89 164 cu. yds,, , .,,,o,,,%v% ,
[234 L.F. concrete pipe, Ar,',', ............ "'"
BE 1T FURTHER -RESOLVED that I'" "-" ='€ *h,= - ,o.m .t,l.
the a v ............................ r
. . be e described county road pro.J- of REUBEN JASPERSON an Incom-
ect Is necessary ana proper, ana the Detent
estimated costs of .said project are -NO.TICE IS HEREBF GIVIN that
nerewith set out In aetaii s tallows: IMllian Jaapersen, In her capacity a
Gas Tax: Engineering, $(5,000.00; guardiau (ff the above guardiaz)ship
Right of Way, $90,fl00,0; Road Cos- estate, will cell at public-bale and for
strut(leo. $50,000.00; Total. $76,000.(}@. cash the foBowing dascIbed rdat as-
Contract.
The county road project herein de-
scribed is HEREBY DECLARED to be
a public necessity and the County
Road Engineer ts HEREBY ORDER-
ED AND AUTHORIZED to report and
proceed thereoa as by law provided.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
this project, tf day work, be per-
formed by supervisor in accords!Ice
with the Standard Road atlLl Bridge
Specifics(tone of the State of Wash-
ington as adopted by this board.
ADOPTED this 3rd day ot August,
1959.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF _MASON"
COUNTY, WASHINGTON "
JOHN BARIEKMAN. Chairman
C. W. STRECEENBACH
ROY MITCHELL
Attest:
(. NA' MAS@N
Clerk of Board 8/6 It
tate:
Tract 7. Patrlcia Beach No. 2. Includ-
ing second class tide lands, as con-
veyed by the State of Waehlngton,
situate in front of, #adjacent to or
abutting upon the upland, accordlaq
to the official plat thereof, recodea
in Volume 4, of Plats, page BT:, In
the office of the Au¢!itor of Macron
County, Wul.!ngton. Located its Ma-
.son uounty washington.
to the highest arid best bidder. That
the sale w|ll he had at the front door
of the Mason County Courtl)ouse.
Shelton, Washington, at 11:00 a,m. on
Wednesday, August , 1959. The
girard(as rl.rvfli the 'right to reject
ay anq ,u z) s.
/LE2IAN JASPERSON
S/WILLIAM L, HUTCHINS "
8700 th Avtnae N,W.
Seattle 7, Washington
Attorney for let|tioner
8/6-13-20 3t
Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ack-
erman. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Woods. Ms. Dolly Renskers and
son Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Bader and daughter Susanna and
their house guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Bragstad and three children
front Aberdeen. Mrs. Kelly is
president of the group.
MR. AND MRS4. Darrel Harris
took advantage of two (lays off
last week. He went fishing to Ne-
ah Bay with Ross Whitaker and
Mrs. Harris and the children spent
the time with relatives in Olym-
pia.
Mrs. T B. Balch returned home
Friday evening after spending five
das with her. daughter and son-
n-law, Mr, aa Mrs. Aplin.
She was helping hr daughter get
ettled in their new home nsar
Rimhmoud Beach.
. Mia Dianne .Lundegard, daugh-
f 0f' Mr. aFd Mrs. Win. E. Lun-
ef the Olympic inn return-
ed h',me Saturday after a two
wears visi( With relates and
friends, in Everett. Mrs. Lunde-
gad reports many interesting pa-
trons at the Inn with license
plates from nearly every state in
the 'union; Mr. Lundegard has
been fda4ured in moving pictures
illustrating the "Life bf the Oy-
S
tar . The pictures were taken on
the beach by professors from the
Unverslty of Washington and a
ilaiolog-y professor from the Wash-
ngton University of St. Louis.
MB. AND MRS. Jerry Munro
and four cllildren of Bothell spent,,
Saturday nlgh]F and Sunday with
bar parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Jesperson.
Mr. and MI's. Walter Kelly at-
tended a Republican meeting at
the Palms Cafe In Port Townsend
Saturday dght
P00ress Grange
Holds Picnic
By Grace Petty
KAMILCHE. --- Forty-five per-
sns attended the Progress Grange
picnic at Maple Beach Sunday.
THE CLIFTON Barnes and Wee
Rau families and the Edwin Pettys
enjoyed the Simpson Saw Mills
picnic a[ Mason lake Sunday.
Sunday the Wagner' family had
a reunion and picnic at Twanoh
State Park. An out of state gue.t
was a sister and her family, Mrs.
Dorothy Lateen from Bend, Ore.
ther relatives and friends came
from Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia,
Port Townsend and Port Ludlow.
Wednesday evening dinner
ests of the Art Nelsons were the
land Hudsons and the Ira
Stansburys, all of Little Sookum.
Denny, youngest son of the
Charles Wagners, had minor eye
surgery ill Olympta last Thursd8 y.
The Squaxin Island Indian Tribe
held a meeting in the :amilche
Community Church, regarding po-
:[c protection as provided in the
l'eSt of the county, last Saturday
afternoon.
MR. AND MRS. George Heffner
and son and grandson spent a
week with the Ray James family,
aso did some fishing in Hood
Canal. They live in Yakima.
Mrs. Eugene Taylor and Mrs
Don Whitener were hostesses on
Monday afternoon at a bridal
Shower for Mrs. Jack Barnes (ne
Carol Ann Alverson) in the Tay-
lor home
Mrs. Bill (Alto) Metzgar flew
up from Los Angeles last Thurs-
day for a visit with her parents,
the Herb Nelsons. Her two chil-
dren, Candi and Mark, have spent
the past month here and husband,
Bill, will come up later.
Mrs. Dorothy (arson an¢l chil-
dren of Bend, Ore. atent several
days with the Wagner and A1-
verstm faxilies.
MR. AND MRS. lawrence La-
Ment of Dayton wre Saturday
evening guetp iB the Oliver Pet-
ty home.
Last Thursday afternoon guests
of Mrs. Edwin Petty were Mrs.
Margaret Wright, Mrs. Judd Chaf-
fee and daughter, Va|erle, Mrs.
Jess Jordan and Dianne, all of
Olympia.
/ Dick Adams, Eddie and Robin
Petty of the Skokomish Valley,
spent the past week in the Edwin
petty home while their mother,
Mrs. Robert Petty, was in a She(=
ton hopitl.
Rbbert Jan Jams, U.S. Navy,
spent a week at the home of his
parents, the Ray James. He left
last hursday for aviation school-
Philadelphia. Pa.
Humphrey Nelsons and
eOge Critchflelds returned Mon-
y' from their fishing trip to
Sekiu, having caught three sal-
mon, one a 8.poun4er.
FRANCES DECKER and Oliver
Petty attencld the drag races at
Elma last Sunday.
A!lyn Dinner
Ilrm Visit0.
patio with Mr. Charles Zahller he=
ing guest of honor as he celebrat-
ed his eighty4irst birthday. Those
present were Mr .and Mrs. Charles
7,ahller of emertan, Mr. and
Mrl. M. E. Cornelius from Gorst,
Ma.s. James Hicks af New West-
minster, B. C,, Mr, and Mrs. Ray
Cornelius, Butch and Diane of
Oakland, Calif. and the hostesses,
Mrs. Dorothy Clark and her moth-
er, Mrs. M. W. Boyer.
Mrs. Ashton Watson spent the
weekend at Copalis Crossing with
her son, Clay* Gibson and family.
Oral Evidence ]
' , , " o .
a$ e ;dish maid. I
"Yell," she replied, Wen I wu I
dustin' bY door, I heard him l
pay, 'Let's have anodder drink den
go out and raise cane, sugar',"
Jansen Sisters Quintette to Present
Concert at Mt. View Alliance (hur(h
The Jensen sisters from Olynl- othcr chtn'ches th)'()ttghi)tH Olynt-
pia will present a sacre(I vocal) pia. The g i:'l are nwmoers of ttt-:
and instrtlmenLal concert this t Gh)ria Dei Ltttheran ('htn'cti in
Sunday evening at 7::/0 p.m. in'Olympia.
the Mr. View Alliance church, lo- The pastor and metal)era of (he
cated on Washington and J Street. c.hul'ch invite everyone It) at(mid
The sisters. Elvine who plays this sacred concert. No admissi(tn
the violin. Audrey, violin: Patri- will be charged.
cia clarinet, Beverly, oboe; and .......................................................
Delores, 'cello; have played and
sung for many church and youth
services in Tacoma. Puyallup,
Rainier. East Olympia, Lacey and
Baptist Church
Sets School Picnic
An all church and Snnday
school .picnic at Pioneer Park will
be held today for youngsters and
parents of the First Baptist
church.
The Sulday school bus will
leave the church at 10:30 for those
needing transportation and will
return at 4 p.m. Sack lunch will
be brought for a no lungheo
and potluck dinners or the eve-
niag' meal at 6:30. Go(foe, rolls,
butter and ice crea m wll be fur-
nished. A singapirtion is to fol-
low the dinner.
Tickets good for ne free ice
cream and one fee pp,u will be
issued at 12 noon.
Women's Society Picnic
The Woman's Society of Chris-
tian Service wl! have ltlumk
ptepic Wednesday, Attllt 2 at
the hpme of Mrs. Lela'Brk. 07
North ith. Coffee will be fuish-
l ad a abort important business
meeting will fpllow.
T
FIRST CST|AN
6,3101
First Christian 9hurch meets
for Adult Bible stud£ anll Sund#y
sch0ol, each Lord's Day. ,
The church service follows at
10:.55 with nBrsery services avail-
able for ,those with mall children.
Mid.week Bible tndy is held
each Wadnes4ay evening at 7:0
In the Whitney home.
The choir is issuing a special
appeal for singers to join them
for practice on Thursday evening
at :30 at the home of Wills Mills,
Capitol Hill,
Wi-Ne-1 Week of Missions is
scheduled for August 10 to 15 at
Cloverdale, Oregon. TIs ia for the
family. See Rev. Whitney for fur-
ther details.
Tentative plans are under way
for a potlnck picnic Sunday after-
noon at Camp Neal on Mason
Lake.
Spirit Subject
Of Week's Service
tiow spiritual mderstanding of;
God heals sickness as well ;is sin
will be brought ottt at: Cbristia.n
Science services Sunday.
"Spir.it" is the sttbje('t of the
Lesson-Sernton.
/ Radixtgs fr'onl the King ,htnto.
eralon of the Bible will include
Christ Jesus' Pimmise John 14:
12): "Verlly, verily, I say unta
you, He that believeth on me. the,
works that I do shall tm do also
and greater works than these shaR
he do; h¢cause I go unto my Fa-
ther."
From "Science and Health with
Ky t the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy the following will
read (316:7): "Christ. Truth. was
demonstrated through Jesus to
prove the power of Spirit over t}ie
fleah,--4o show that Truth is matte
manifest by its effects upon the
human mind artfl body, h(.arlln ''
sickness and destroying sin "
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00int David's Ghurch
(Episcopal)
4th & Cedar Streets
Bey, Bl=bert Bonner Echels,
Vicar
JULY AND AUGUST:
BundaY---8 a.m.-Saint David's.
Sunday--9:30 a.m. Saint An-
drew's Alderbrook).
i L m
Firsl Ohrislian
Ohuroh
"New Testament Christianltf"
'Lewis E, Whitney, Ministee
Odd Fellows Hall
SECOND STREET
Bible School 9:45 a.m.
Churoh Servis 11:00 a.m.
and 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Full-Gospel In Message- Fundamental in Doctrine
130 East Pine St. Mason Younglund, Pastor
Sunday School (classes for all ages) .......................... 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship .......................................................... 11:00 a.m.
Christ's Ambassadors ....: .................................................... $;00 p.m.
Revival Service .......................................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Listen to REVIVALTIME, Sunday, 10:30 p.m. KIRO
FISHERMEN'$ 0LI]!
P.U.D. AUDITORIUM • 3RD & COTA
SUNDAY, AUGUST 9
9:15 a.m. Coffee time.
9:30 a.m. Guest speakerDean Palmer
"Putting Personality
Into Pictures"
10:00 a.m.Bible Study
FAITH LUTHERAN OHUIIOH
Seventh 4 Franklin 8ts, -- J. Bernhard Brathelm, Pastor
Sunday lchoQ, 030 a,m. Eunday worship 8:15 a.m. and 11 a.m.
MlFweek Swvie,--W., 7:041 im. Choir at 8 p.m,
OP HIII00, tRIE00IST
Sunday. 1o9k:8,0 .!n. Cheh 11 axn,
-- We .eeday even g testimony 'meeting-s 8 p,m,
nem:linff• llal -, :Rtg room hour 2 to
- p. & 'Wed, 6:45 to 7:45.
FIRST BAPTIST OHURCH
Wash.gn & J age, Eugene Bre d, Pastor
Sunday School ..................................... , ...... : ....................... 9:45 a,m.
ornLug WOrship .......... ....................... . .............................. 11:00 a.m.
A. Y. F ................................................................................. 6:30 p.m.
Evening Service (Jansen Sisters Concert) ................... 7:30 p.m.
Mid-week lervtce Wednesday .......... : ............................... 7:30 p.m.
EVERYONE WELCOME
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MT, OLIVE LUTHERAN OHUIIOH
rAN NOUNCEB ITB
for June, Uly and Atgust
WORINIP IER¥1OE AND BUNDAY flGHOOL
AT 9:00 A,M.