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At Pacific Beach
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cheney and
Mrs. Omer Silvers spent the
Week end at Pacific Beach.
. In Hoquiam
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Anderson
and son spent: the Labor Day week
end in Hoquiam with the T. 0.1
ion with Miss Jane Aldri
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SPECIAL SERVICE FOR WAR WORKERS
If your shift keeps you busy during banking hours— or if you want to save
time, steps and tires, make use of our convenient plan of
BANKING BY MAIL
This makes your bank just ‘as “close as your mailbox”
Banking by Mail is safe, time-saving and simple. You mail your deposits in
special envelopes which we provide— and pay your bills by check. It saves
you the risk of keeping surplus cash at home or in your. pocket— gives
you
a useful record of your income and expenditures.
Ask about opening a “Banking-by-Mail” account at any of our banking
offices. We’ll also be glad to tell you about other special services—
INSTALLMENT LOANS to meet emergencies—BANK DRAFTS for
sending money away.
Newcomers to the Pacific Northwest, who have not already formed a Banking
Connection, will find a friendly welcome at “The Largest of .
Many Excellent Banks in the Northwest”
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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . . . 34 BANKING OFFICES
limbo: Federd Rem System . . . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
TON~MASON COUNTY JOUR All}
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Will Waters Returns
To Home in Memphis
Will \r'aters will leaVe Septem-
September 9
Thursday, 7 day Se
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IW‘C‘Tan Hows Schedule. Meeting «4,
“921113? Mppfing V The Juveniles ol‘ the D b n
The Woman's Christian Temper- Honor w,“ mum; at the. r. 01' Day
SOCIHI (VGNTS
LILLIAN WARREN, Society Editor P H O N E 1 00
Golden VI'edding Anniversary IMiss Barbara Drake
Celebrated on Sunday ‘Announces Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. William Daniels, A sparkling diamond engage-
celebrated their golden weddinglment ring attached to a corsage
anniversary Sunday afternoon atlof all white. fIOWers reVealed the
a family dinner at the home ofiengagement of Miss Barbara
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Martin- The Drake and Lt. (j.g.) William Col-
‘ Phone 432
table was centered with beauti- lins Jr., of Los Angeles to the
ful yellow roses and matching I surprise of her many friends when
tapers. Ishe entertained at her home Tues-
Mr. and Mrs. Daniels, nee. Miss
Edna Linton, were. married in the
parlor of the Webb Hotel, Sep—
l tember 4, 1893, by Rev. Nicherson.
IMiss Adda Linton, who was her
lsisters bridesmaid 50 years ago,
also lives in Shelton but because
of injuries received Saturday was
unable to attend the party. M. B.
Jones was the best man.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Read
Van Dorn of Olympia, sister of
Mrs. Daniels; Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
,Linton, brother of Mrs. Daniels,
house that the bride went to the
,wedding 50 years ago), Mr. and
l Mrs. Hollis Daniels, Kay and Bar-
'bara, Mrs. Mable Daniels, Mil-
dred and Donald, Mrs. B. F. Neely,
Marion and Franklin of Centra-
lLia and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Mar-
in.
Unable to attend were Mr. and
. Mrs. Daniels two sons, Ted in
ICentral America and Jesse, near
Bend, Oregon, on Army maneuv—i
ers. The honored guests received
many nice gifts.
Visiting Parents
Mrs. vaina Wheeler and sons,
Newt and Merle arrived Tuesday
for an indefinite visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Raw-‘
ding of Hillcrest. Mrs. Wheeler
and sons are from Wood, South
lDakota.
There is a real mes-
sage of flowers—
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sages of sympathy,
’ of love and friend-
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ship, and even of
cheer.
I cannot imagine a
world without them.
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
BUY WAR BONDS
TODAY
Forrest’s
Flowers and Gifts
—_
Army and Navy
RINGS
Also rings for other
branches of service
Man’s
DIAMOND RING
$44.00to$100.00
HANDY TOILET KIT
A Kit he can hang up by his bunk,
containing all the necessary toilet
articles.
$2.00 to $5.00
Service Men’s
WATCHE
WALLETS
F. E. BECKWITH
Gifts Jewelry
Identification brace-
let with safety catch
-—in either 12 k gold
plate or sterling sil-
ver. Engraving done
free of charge.
$2.50 to $9.00
Waterproof —— Shock Proof
Non-Magnetic — Radium Dial
Remainder
All Gifts for Men over-
seas must be mailed be-
tween September 15 and
October 15.
DON’T WAIT UNTIL
IT . IS TOO LATE
Thomas Doak (it was from hisr
day evening for Miss Ruth Hillier.
Miss Hillier will soon leave for
.VVashington State College to re.-
Isume her studies.
Miss Drake is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Drake of
Shelton and Lt. (j.g.) Collins Jr.,
is stationed at Sand Point. No
wedding date has been announced.
I Guests at the party Were for-
mer school chums and friends.
. Mrs. Cora Hepner Has
IGuests at Summer Home
' Mrs. Cora Hepner was hostess
irelatives over the week end and
Labor Day at her Island Lake
home. On Sunday over 50 were
ipresent including Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Johnson Mr. and Mrs.
{Fletcher Johnson and family, Mr.
‘and Mrs. Jesse Stewart and son
Jim, all of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson of
*Santa Ana, Calif., Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Johnson of Tenino, Mrs. Nan-
Icy Meeks and Mrs. J. Garrison
land family of Bremerton, Mrs.
W. Johnson of Silverton, Ore-
Igon Mr. and Mrs. Glen Breits—
pecher and family of Puyallup.
I Mrs. Ruth Edgley and family,
,Joe Botts, Mr. and Mrs. Orin
Parks and family, Mr. and Mrs.
B, Chase and family, Mr. and
ers. Roy Rector, Mr. and Mrs.
IA. H. Goodwin and son, Mr. and
[Mrs Will Bumgardner and son
Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson
and daughter Patricia and Max
Stewart, all of Shelton.
I Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Johnson
iwere callers during the afternoon.
ITwenty of Mrs. Hepner's guests
gstayed over Monday.
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I Bremerton Visitors
I Last Thursday Mrs. Ella Meeks
of Bremerton arrived for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Cora Hep-
‘ner. Also visiting Mrs. Hepner
were her two nieces, Mrs. Zetha
Garrison and daughter of Brem-
erton and Mrs. Mary Johnson, of
Silverton, Oregon. They also vis-
ited other relatives while here.
lMiSS Hatcher- Leaves
For Cottey College.
Miss Carol Jean Hatcher left
Saturday for Cottey College, Nev-
ada, Missouri, where she will en-
ter her senior year at the Junior
College. She planned to stop at
Lawrence, Kansas, to visit friends
before going on to the college.
From San Francisco
Mr. F. W. Carroll of San Fran-
icisco has been visiting his daugh-
,ter, Mrs. S. A. Hatcher. Mr. Car-
-lroll plans to be, north about six
From Tacoma
Mrs. Frank G. Bampton of Ta—
coma spent from Thursday to
Sunday with her son and wife,
’ weeks.
JMr. and Mrs. Robert Bampton.
ISlster Visits Here
i Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Olney Jr.,
and children of Seattle, spent
from Saturday to Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lindroth. ,Mrs.
Olney is Mr. Lindroth’s sister.
i\V.B.A. Club
Holds Meeting
The Women’s Benefit Associa-
tion held a regular meeting this
Wednesday with Mrs. Laura Par-
ker. The meeting opened with a
luncheon.
Holiday Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Grunert of
Tacoma, visited their son and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grun-
ert over the Labor «Day week
end. They were accompanied by
Miss Myrtle McHenry, niece of
Mr. Grunert.
Women of Moose
To Have Party
hold a public Bingo Party Friday,
September 10 in the Moose Hall
starting at 8' p. m. The public is
invited and free refreshments will
be served. Proceeds from the af-
fair will be used to sponsor a
day evening Co-worker Gillespe
and Co-worker West of Olympia
Were present.
To Visit Son >
I. H. Woods left Tuesday after
noon for Los Angeles to spend
about three weeks with his son
Warren, before he goes on over-
seas duty.
nurse.
At their regular meeting Tues-
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I Week _End Visitor
Mrs. Irene Hinkle of Olympia
spent the week end with Mrs.
Lewis Wiley. Mrs. W. R. Collier
of Bremerton visited friends in
Shelton Friday and attended the
W.C.T.U. meeting at Mrs. Wiley’s
home.
IMr. and Mrs. Blake
Will Visit in East
Mr. H. H. Blake flew up from
the South Friday for a visit with‘
his wife and little daughter, Patty
Lou at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Bonner in Union. Mrs.
Blake met her husband in Seattle
and after a. couple of days at the
home of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Por-
ter, they all went to Union Sat-
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Porter and
son returned to Seattle Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake will leave
Tuesday for West Virginia for a
visit with his brothers and sis-
ters whom he hasn’t seen for five
years. Mr. Blake is a boatswain
in the U. S. Navy. Little Patty
Lou will stay with her grandpar-
ents at Union.
From New York
Dr. and Mrs. Russell Pickens,
formerly of Shelton and now of
New York City, Where he is em-
;ployed by Rayonier Incorporated
are visrtlng 1n Shelton.
to a large group of friends andl
The Women of the Moose will!
Iii-r 14 10:- his home in Memphis,
Tenn” after visiting his sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lan-
ining of Skokomish Valley and his
[brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Waters of Shelton. The
{visitor got the thrill of his life.
Sunday when he landed :1 25a”).
salmon on the Canal.
Mr. and Mrs. Jemison
Entertain Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Purl Jemison en-
tertained at their home Tuesday
evening, August 31, honoring Pfc.
Jack Stewart. Their dinner guests
included Mrs. Bernice J. Stewart,
Pfc. Stewart. and Miss Pauline
Van Liew.
Patterson Boys
Return to Oregon
Lee. and Forest Patterson, who
spent the summer with their great
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch
Ellis, left Shelton Friday for Mil-
ton, Oregon, where they live with
their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.
'V. S. Kelly, who formerly resid-
I
Iled in Shelton.
Ill‘rom Tacoma
| Mrs. Hazel Barnhill of Tacoma
lwill be the house guest of Mr.
1and Mrs. J. F. Stotsbury for a
I week or so.
Pfc. Jack Stewart
Honored at Party
Honoring her son, Pfc. Jack J.
Stewart, Mrs. Bernice Stewart en-
‘tertained with a dinner party in
his honor at their home on North
First Street Wednesday evening.
An evening of music, both in-
'strumental and vocal was enjoyed
by the guests, Mrs. L. Sexton and
her mother, Mrs. John L. Dotson,
Pauline Van Liew and Jack Stew-
the dinner.
Stewart left Friday for
Orlando, Florida, to rejoin his
company, 1956th Ordnance Avia-
tion Division.
art following
Pfc.
Sunday Birthday Party
Is Double Event
Sunday evening, September 5,
friends and neighbors gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Gunter for a surprise party com-
plimenting the birthdays of Mr.
Gunter and Glen Gardner.
Pinochle was the evening diver-
sion with the men’s honors going
to Ben Drake, Ira Palms and John
Stevens and the ladies prizes go-
ing to Mrs. Vera Huntington, Mrs.
Mona Stevens and Mrs. Avis Sae-
ger. Both honored guests received
many nice gifts.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Purl Jemison, Miss
Kentucky Visitor
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Elmer Smith entertained
at her home Saturday compliment-
ing the birthday of her nephew,
Ernest Richard Baxter of Ken-
tucky. Games were played and
i refreshments served.
I Guests included Susan Wilson,
Barbara Wilson, Donna Quinn,
Nancy Lee Smith, Gerry and Mi-
lchael Byrne, Colleen, Billy, Char-
lene, Richard and‘ David Smith,
Donna and Patty Byrne, Billy
Baxter, Mrs. Donald Wilson, Mrs.
Donald Quinn, Mrs. W. H. Smith,
Mrs. Clarence Quinn, Mrs. Edgar
lByrne, the honored guest and the
x hostess.
I The young honored guest re-
ceived many nice gifts.
Holiday Visitors
Mrs. Ted Setchell of Iowa, Mrs.
lNel Schultz of Wisconsin, are vis—
l iting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurst,
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Springer and
Mr. and Mrs. William Austin. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Springer and
family also visited his brothers
and sisters over the Week end.
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Visored types with a military air. . . big
soft berets that may be worn many ways-
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pillboxes round and square , 3 . and big
bonnets with flexible, flattering brims. Col-
ors for‘fall . .l. all attractively trimmed.
ance Union held its regular month=
1y meeting on Friday. September
3, at the. home of Mrs. Lewis
Wiley beginning with a. 1 O'clock
pot luck lunch.
Mrs. Charles Chase led the de-
votions and the business meeting
followed.
Mrs. C. C. Gibbs had charge of
the program. Mrs. W. R. Collier,
former Shelton resident, now liv-
ing in Bremerton, attended the
meeting. She told the.» women
about the temperance work in
Bremerton.
(lows hall for initiation 'on‘and MrS. ]
Iday at 1 O’clock.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
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Shelton Hardware 8'
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BETWEEN GENERAL MARSHALL AND
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY MORQENTHAU'
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military leaders plan to
fight this war in an
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orderly way—in the sur. arke D:
and most if t' Improvea
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manner—or must we ta Improved
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not hold out?"
Gamol Gear 1 C. Marshall
Chiufof S .U. S. Arm!
“General, the American
people will take care of
that. They will not let our
fighters suffer from lack
of support until we
achieve complete victory.
no matter how long
that may take. nor
how much it may cost!”
Hanr'u Mormmhau. Jr.
Santa? of the Trauuru of the United Sta”
lET'S‘ DO THIS JOB RIGHTI
lET’S GET THIS WAR OVER WITH AND WON! ,
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS TODAY!)
‘ Mary
If v. OCNKCV 09.. we.
Serving the Home Front in Over IGOO Communities
ENDIle roucv of thrift and savings is more 0‘ ‘-
‘. help than ever these days when every possible
.11: must go into War Bonds.
This year we all must buy more carefully than.
and Penney’s can be counted upon, as always, for
Pa}:
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Genuine fur felts in the ’i
best fall topcoat shades 3"
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Casuals for the School Crow}
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