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QHRISTMAS GIFT OPEN HOUSE
FOR THE coming annual Christmas Gift Open
this year jointly by the Mason County Home-
and the Dirt Dobbers' Garden Club are:
Mrs. C. H. Clark, Mrs. Roy Snider, Mrs. Darrell
her son Richard. They represent the Mason County
Association. Pictured in back, from the Dirt Dob-
Club are Mrs. Olaf Johnsen and Mrs. AI Goodwin.
I be held from 10:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. next Tuesday
building. Demonstrators will include Mrs. Russell
Christmas card ideas; Mrs. Belle Neilson from
,'eramic gift ideas; and Mrs. Robert Kramer, crushed
and bottle candle holders. Other clubs and demon-
included. This show is free to the public and is
Vent that has traditionally been sponsored solely by
nty Homemakers' Assoc. This year the cooperation
Garden Club has been added.
J
HINTS" SHOW DATE SET
Orthopedic Guild will again sponsor Doris
Bamboo Shop in its annual "Holiday Hints Show"
Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the PUD auditorium. Mrs.
fall and Christmas home decorating ideas
ing. Donations of $1 are being asked with all pro-
, Mary Bridge Childrens Hospital of Tacoma. A
door prize will be held and coffee and cookies will
close of the evening. Tickets may be purchased
)r from any guild member. Additional information
ned by phoning 426-6574•
ST!ELTON IIA0N C01TNV JOURNAL-- Pllltinlled h "CTw,,tmnto,wn, U:Z,A,", helton, Wahlnon
Episcopal Women
To Hear Speaker
Another in the interesting ser-
ies of the programs pl'mned for
the women of St. I)avid's Epi.sco-
pal church iv s(.,hedulcd for I p.m.
next \\;Vedn'.,sday. Mrs. Louis Van-
Arsdale, the Home Sea'vice chair-.
man for the Mason Couily Chap-
ter of the American Rod Cross,
will be the speaker. All inlerested
\\;\rOlTlen €)f tile conlll]urlity aro in-
vited 1o attend. , I
f
Thin year the general subject
is Christian Soeiqt Helaiions. The
group has {/.e;ldy heard discus-
sions of the new Correctional In-
stitulion an,1 ttl(: work of the Dept.
of Public Assistance this fidl.
i
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Nyd|a Glu Daughters
O! The Nile Honors
Queen At Dinner
• Nydia Club I-)aughters of the
Nile met at the Colonial House for
its annual dinner to honor Queen
Dora \\;Vells of Zora Temple and
her officers.
The table decorations were
large sea shells filled with pink l
chrysanthemums arranged by Mu-
riel Rhodes, Marion Grisdale and
Ndna Auseth. The faw)rs, shell nut
cups decorated by Clare Bearden
were an added attraction to the
tables.
A large group of high school
students directed by Mr. Havens
furnished the musical enlertain-
ment for the evening. This was
arranged by Gladys Martin.
Out-of-town clubs represented
were Grays Harbor, of Aberdeen;
Selah of Olympia, and Gulieka of
Lewis County.
The next meeting will be a
Christmas party Dec. 11 at the
home of Myra Collier, who will
be assisted by Dorothy Phillips.
Ruby Rebekah Lodge
Bazaar To Fea|ure
Merchants' Lunch
The members of Ruby Rebekah
Lodg'c enjoyed a Halloweml party
at the last regular meeting. Mrs.
Grace Wells and Mrs. Judy Wil-
son received prizes for the best
costumes. Miss Mary Dobson, Dis-
trier Representative, gave her re-
port of the District Association
meeting held here in Shelton re-
cently.
A bazaar and noon luncheon
will be held at the Memorial Hall
this Friday for the public. There
will be a booth with hand-made
items for sale and also a sale
of lame-made candies. A mer-
chants hmch will be sold at noon
and pie and coffee will be served I
all day.
The refreshment committee for
the next regular nmeting will be
Miss Dorothy SchweiterinK, Miss
Elizabeth Butlm', and vliss Nellie
Nelson.
The higher \\;vx are placed, the
more humbly should we walk.
---Cicero
Your Friends
and Save Time
NEW ENTERTAINMENT IS ADDED
FOR SOLffHSIDE PTO GARNIVAL
ATTRACTION
THiS YEAR
A FINAL CHECK of some of the gifts to be
offered this SatUrday at the Southside PTO Car-
nival is taken by Mesdames Harold Johnson, Art
Bakke and Keith Hurst. The Carnival, an annual
A ham dinner and fun for every
member of the family can be had
at the annual Southside PTO Car-
nival this Saturday from 3-9 p.m.
Dinner, which will be nerved from
57:30 ]).Ir., 'tll include ham.
beans, cole slaw and rolls. Dona-
tion for adtflts x4ll be 75 cents.
50 cents for children. Hot dogs,
cupcakes, oyster stew. p0peoru
and pie will also be offered. Tick-
ets will be on sale at the door.
Two new ideas are being offered
this year. A fun house and an auc-
tion will offer anmsement for both
young and old. The usual baseball
throw, dart gam e and movies for
affair, will be held from 3-9 p.m. at the school.
A ham dinner and entertainment for everyone
will be offered to the publi¢ along with a gift
booth full of Thanksgiving and Christmas articles.
the children will also be available.
One of the main features of the
carnival- wi:l be a gift booth, full
of Thanksgiving and Christnms ar-
ticles which will be for sale.
bake sale will also be held.
Carnival co-chairmen are Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Johnson. Assist-
ing them are: Kitchen• Mrs. May-
nard Ness: bake sale. Mrs. Bob
Puhn; gift booth. Mrs. Art Bakke
and Mrs. Art Mell; cake walk.
Mrs. Vernon Bedcll; games, Mrs.
Betty V¢olfe: grab-bags, Mrs. Buz
Hovind: and movies. Mrs. Chuck
3aekson.
NA,rY MOTHERS CLUB
Several of the members of the
Navy Mothers Club drove out to
the home of Mrs. Ocie Dean on
Hood Canal to sew on layettes
snd have a potluck luncheon Oct.
30.
The next regular meeting of
the club will be next Thursday at
7:30 p.m. at the Memorial Hall.
PIONEER PTO
Pioneer PTO will meet at 8 p.m.
next Tuesday at the school. The
program for the ew?nmg includes
Open House.
i i ,
VFW Auxiliary To
Meet Tomorrow
The next regular business meet-
ing of the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars will be
held at 8 p.m. Friday in the Me-
morial buildng.
Refreshments will be served by
Emma Grassl. Rev. Kokett, Flo-
rence Hamilton and Marie MeKay.
The prize will be brought by Vir-
gie Cleveland,
Members are urged to start
working on items for the Bazaar
to be held Dec. 6 in the PUP bldg.
A cIfive to get 100 percent paid
up membership before district
meeting is now on. This meeting
will be held Dec. 7 in Shelton.
resident 3o Sparks, accom-
panied by Bernice 3ansson and
Foe Robinson, attended a meeting
of the Olympia VF}V Auxiliary
last Friday evening.
DESSERT MEETING
SLATED B" BPW
The November Business meet-
ing of the Shelton Business and
Professional Women's Club will
be held next Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Susie Pauley. DeS-
sert will be served at 7:30 larm.
Plans for the November 20 din-
ner meeting with speaker will be
announced later.
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Pharmacy Phaols
From Nell Evander
It's always a good idea to have
bandages around the house, and
if you're going on a trip you
should always carry ban&ages
along with your
o t her standard
first aid supplies.
The word "band-
age" is an inter-
esting one. Band-
ages were prob-
ably the first at-
tempts made at
medication at the
dawn of civili.
zation. The word,
comes from such
backgrounds am the Anglo-Saxon
word "honda" and the Teutonic
"bindan". Our word "bandage"
Old not appear until the early
:15001=. Please do remember to
have bandages and carry them in
your car. We have them in all
types and sizes for you.
Open Dally 9:30 to 7:30
Saturdays 9:30,- 6:00
NeWs Pharmacy
4th & Railroad 426-27
SEE YOUR DOCTOR NOW
ABOUT FLU VACCINE FOR
WINTER PROTECTION.
Arthur L yman
and his musicians
at the
Star Room
FOR FINER
MEATS!
PRICES EFFECTIVE
OGT. 31 - NOV. I & 2
RIGHT TO LIMIT
of the
PORK STEAK
Blade
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IP CODE...
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Good Or Choice
Bm Tender Aged Beef Ib
ACCURACY and
SPEED DELIVERY' SIRLOIN STEAK ,95 €
98584
JOHN JONES
1218 S. 10th
, WASH.
F.S. EPEACHES
CAN SUGAR
MAYONNAISE
COTTAGE CHEESE
Early Garden
Irregulars
29-oz. Tins
C & H Brand
From Hawaii
10-Lb. Bag
Kraft's
Tops 'Era All
24-oz. Jar
Shur-Fresh
Tops In Quality
16-oz. Cup
5/001
19 c
Morck Hotel
in Aberdeen
Tuesday & Wednesday
Nov. 51h & 6111
8:30 p.m. Ill 1:30 a.m.
Us Print Your Envelopes For You!
$2.50 per person Ado,t oo,yT'°kets
Pork Roast
29 c
sty ib
Sausage
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Statements, Fresh Vl,-Brimming withea 39 c
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