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No. 1684
OF
HELD EACH
iSrd Tuesdays
the Month
Hall
Governor
Secretary
Parents' Night At
Junior High Slated
P.n'ents' Night at ihc Shclt(m
.]lintel" t.figh Selmol will be open
Re lhe public at g p.nl. Novem-
ber 15. On the program will he
Ip(ql l{(,ls, lUllSi('ill nlllYlbCi'S nn(l
expressive presentations hy sitl-
dClliS, and discussions aimed at
dhlstrat ink objectives at, lhe
s:chool,
"Do eleetiw, subjeets have any
real value whcn offered at the
junior high school, level?" asks
Principsl 'Bruce Schw:n'ck. "(?ome
lo the junior high at 8 p.m. Nov-
ember 15 and see."
Offered at the junior high arc
qllop, home ecollomics, news writ-
inK, dramatics, orchestra, jnnior
hand, senior band, girls' glee club,
choir, pill)lie speaking and art,
Ninth gradcl's are m'Ked to ('hoose
two fronl the list, while the sev-
enth and eighth grade students
lllay choose choir, glec (qub, or-
chestra or I)and.
Following a tom' of the rooms
the parents will go to the audi-
torium for a program given by
students. Aftcr the program there
will be refreshmcnts.
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St. Martin's Man
Gives Program At
Catholic Church
Approximately 350 persons
were entertained Tuesday night
at St. IL'dward's Catholic Church
by a lectm'e given by Robert
Tomisser, former assistant to the
chaplain in charge of tours for
vetcrans in Konnersreuts, Bava-
ria, and now with St. Martin's
College of Olympia.
His topic was based on the
strange phenomenum of Theresa
Newman, who is known to carry
the stigmata of Christ on her l
hnmls, feet and head in the form
of sears am if made by a Crown
of Thorns.
Tomisscr told the background
of the mystery, as was t(fld to
him hy a Priest in Bavaria, of
Theresa Newman being bed-rid'-
den for five years as a result of
an injury in her back, of a aUg-
mats first appearing over her
hcart and later on both palms of
her hands, of the Passions o4"
Christ being" revived through her
by the periodical bleeding of
these stigmatas 34 Fridays of the
year, and htst of her fast of 22
years during which time she sur-
vives on the bread and water giv-
en hot' at comlunion.
Preceding the lecture the group
was entertained by a movie call-
ed "Operation Mercy," presented
hy a committee headed by An-
(h'ew Kruiswyk. This picture is
being sponsored by the Chris-
t.inn Rural Overseas Program to
show the people of various de-
nominations how their organiza-
tion is nhling the displaced per-
son in 1,2urope.
A potluck dinner was put on
by thc women of St. Edward's
Church.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Warren Hale, Acting Pastor
Ray Mainwaring, Assistant
Sunday School begins at 9:45
a.m. and morning worship is at
11 a.m., continuing the study of
I Corinthians. Young people's
service is a 6:30 p.m., and evening
service starts at 7:30 p,m. with
the Reverend R. J. Welch speaker.
Young people's devotional hour
iv at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Home
Builders Bible class is at 7:45
p.m. Tuesday. Women's Mission-
ary Circle meets at 1 p,m. Wed-
nesday. Midweek services are at
7:30 p.m. Thursday; the monthly
business meeting will precede the
prayer service.
GET THE FACTS
And You'll Get a Rossoe
Q Q Q
Fire rDept. Permits Show
ROSSOE LEADS 4 TO 1
IN SEATTLE
1948 Burner Inspection
ROSSOE ......................................... 1418
Competitor No. 1 ......................... 378
Competitor No. 2 ......................... 326
Competitor No. 3 ......................... "308
ROSSOE Furnaces and Burners are approved by
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.
Open Saturdays Until 1 p.m.
Evenings by Appointment
MASON COUNTY HEATING
415 SouTH FIRST STREET -- PHONE 208
Talk On Ivory Coast
Set At Baptist Church
Reverend R. J. Welch, mission-
ary of the Conservative Baptist
Foreign Missionary Society to the
Ivory Coast in French West Aft'i-
ca, will speak and show pictures
of his work at the evening serv-
ice of the First Baptist Chui-ch.
Reverend Welch and hi§ family
have just recently returned from
the field after 26 months of pio-
neer work in the Ivory Coast field.
They were able to establish a large
station and introduce new mis-
sionaries to the field before com-
ing home.
The public is invited.
MATTOCK MISSION CHURCH
Rcv. Newton Kendall
Sunday school is at 10 a.m. and
the morning service starts at 11
a.mo
Special meetings will be held
every night from November 6 to
November 20 with Reverend Ri-
chard Herds of Centralia, a
Youth for Christ leader.
Ray. Lloyd Kilgore
New Hoodsimrt Pastor
Hoodsport (hurch members
seem to be pleased with their
new pastor, Reverend Lloyd KiN
gore who comes from Seattle. Mr.
Kilgore is a native of Washing-
ton, graduate of West Seattle
high school and of the Prairie
Bible Institute in Canada. He is
an eomplished cornetist and has
played regularly during the past
few years for radio broadcasts.
He spent four years in the pro-
duction department of Boeing
airplane plant and the past six
years as an optician. Mr. KiN
gore's activities have been largely
with young people's organizations
such as Yonth for Christ, Young
Life Campaign, Kings Teens and
Christian Endeavor.
He is a member of the Seattle
Christian Business Men's com-
mittee and has been actively en-
gaged in preaching, cornet playing
and song leading in many
churches of the Puget Sound area.
Swimming, ping pens, chQss and
mountain climbing are among his
hobbies. Having married in 1939,
he is*now the father of three chil-
dren, Gary 8, Janice, 6, and Cal-
vin 2.
District Health
Officer Honored
(Continued rrom Page I)
"Keep Hood Canal Waters Clean."
The Hood Caal Woman's Club
was backing the county dental-
health program.
DR. BUCOVE. comes to Wash-
ington from Saskatchewan, Can-
ada, and will make his horr in
Olympia, A graduat of the I.,ni-
versity of Toronto the new health,
officer inter:ned in the United `
States.
He has had private and public'
health experience in Canada and
served for five years during.
World War I1 in the medical
corps of the Canadian army. He
was overseas most of this time
and his wife. a member of the
Civilian Nursing Reserve, was m
England with him for two years.
The eldest of their three young
sons was born there.
Other new health personnel
honored at the Health Council
hmcheon were Miss Georgia Stu-,
art, new Shelton school nurse, and.
Miss Fumiko Saito, dental hy-
gienist.
IIOOD CANAL COMMUNITY
CHURCH
About 60 yonng people in the
third grade and over, enjoyed
a Sunday School Hallowe'en pal'-
ty at the Hoodsport church last
b'riday evening. Games were play-
ed including bobbing for' apples
and refreshments served. The
Reverend Lloyd Kilgore helped
with entertainment.
A party for second graders
took place Friday afternoon in
lhe church.
During the election a week ago
Monday of the Homebuilder's
group which met at the home of
Mrs. Laura Asleson, the following
officers were selected for the
coming year: Mrs. Mary Jane
Sund, president; June Hoard, vice
president; Mrs. Phyllis Pierce,
secretary, and Mrs. Joy Burgess,
treasurer.
FIRST METIIODIT C III'IICII
Fourth and Pine
Wayne Wright, Minister
We invite you io Sunday School
at 9:45 and morning worshi l) :it
11 a.m.
The senior high youth fellow-
ship meets ca(,h Sunday nt 6:30
o'clock in the fil'cplnee room. The
junior high youth fellowship meets
in the basement at 6:30.
Sunday, November 0, is mem-
bership Sunday. All those wish-
ing to unite with the church are
invited to be present.
Rev. Harry Slick is to be the
gnest slaeaRer Sun(lay, November
6.
The choir is presenting a con-
cert of semi-classical music on
Friday evening, November 4 at
8 p.m.
Senior choir practice ts Thurs-
day, November 3. This Thursday
will bc the last rehearsal before
the concert.
Come to tile bazaar on Friday
and Saturday. There will bc fan-
cy work, cooked food, candy,
country store with all sort. of
articles for sale. Buy your ticket
for the dinner on Friday eve-
nings.-.-a delicious home cooked
ham dinner.
The SilO-District R a 11 y at
FAITH LUTHERAN CtlURCH Olympia vill be on November 7.
Rev. John DeBoer, Pastor Supper is $1.00 served at 6:15.
Sunday school starts at 9:45 There will be film strip shown
a.m., and the morning worshiP lwith recorqls. The evening meet-
is at 11 a.m. Sermon topic is ] ing will follow at 7:45 with Dr.
"Prayer Changes Things." Ser- O. J. Beadles as speaker.
vices are held in the I.O.O.F. Hall ........ % ..........................................
on Second street.
Midweek Biblestudy and pray-
er service is at 8 p.m. Wednes-
day at the parsonage. Choir prac-
tice is at 8 p,m. Thursday.
The Ladies of Faith Lutheran
Chttrch. thank everyone who con-
tribnted toward making the ba-
zaar a success.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
"Adam and Fagen Man" is the
subject of the Lesson-Sermon
which will be read next Sunday in
all branches of The Mother
Church, Scientist, in Boston Mass-
a,chusetts.
Golden Text: Ephesians 5:14.
"Awake thou that sleepest, and
arise from the dead, and Christ
shall give thee light."
The following verse from Gene-
sis is included 'in the Lesson-
Sermon: "And God said, ,Let us
make man in our image, after
our likeness: and let them have
dominion over the fish of the sea,
and over the fowl of the air. and
over the cattle, and over all the
earth, and ove' every creeping
thing that creepeth upon the
earth."
From "Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy is the following
statement: "In Science man is
the Offspring of Spirit, The
beautiful, good and pure consti-
tute his ancestry. The offspring
of God start not from matted or
ephemeral dust, They are in and
of Spirit, divine Mind, and so for-
ever continue."
Win. H. Albach, Pastor
Highway and Cascade
Thursday: The choir meets at
8 p.m. Choir members are urged
to come early in order to be mea-
sured for new choir robes.
Sunday: Sunday school and
adult Bible class begin at 9:45
a.m. Services begin at 11 a,m.
The Southwest Walther League
Zone Rally will be held at Grace
Church, South Tacoma, beginning
at 3 o'clock. Transportation is
available for all Leaguers desir-
ing to attend. The Sunday eve-
ning Bible study hour meets in
the chapel from 6:30 p.m, to 7:30
p.m.
Tuesday: The Sunday school
teachers meet at 8 p.m.
Pay with a Seattle.First
47 ¸
checking account-
safe - fast - convenient
When you have a checking account-either Regular or Economy, accordlng to'your deslre, our Bank
keeps your account with records of what you deposit and what you pay out. Your canceled check
is your receipt and may often save you trouble or annoyance if your payment of a bill is questioned•
Member Federal DepOlit Insurance Corporation
SHELTON BRANCH
SH ELTON, WASHINGTON
CHESTER P. WILLIAMS,
Asst. Manager
LAWRENCE A, CARLSON,
Manager
OFFICES
ST. EDWARD'S CATIIOIJ(]
CIIIIRCII
Rev. Mark Wlechmann, O.,%B.
Classes in catechism and church
and Bible history for high school
students begin at 9:45 o'clock
Sunday morning, i
First Mass is at 8 o'clock and
second High Mass is at 10:30
o'clock. The sermon tolic, will be
on the obligation toward souls
in purgatory. "It is a holy and
wholesome thought to pray for
the dead," from 2 Mac. 12-46.
The first Friday devotion to the
Sacred Heart will be on Novem-
ber 4. The Immaculate Heart of
Mary devotion will be October 5.
Inquiry class will meet at 8
p.m. Wednesday.
Legal Publications
NID. 2070
NOTICE OF IIEARING FINAl,
REPORT AND PI.VrlT1ON FOIl
DINTRIIIUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF' TIIE
STATE OY' WASHINllTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
Ill the Matter of tile Estate of
Jullann(t Emerson, Deceae(l.
NOTICE IS HEREBY (lIVEN: |ha{
Daniel W. Emerson. Administrator of
the estate tff Julianna E|]lers(ul, (le-
(,eased, ha.s filed in the offto, of the
Clerk of said eouri, his final report
and petition for distribution, asking
the court to soith, said report. 1(,
distrilmte the property to the per-
sons thereunto entitled, and h) (ti-
charge the said Administrator: thnt
.ai(I report and 1)ctition will be heard
on the 2nd day of December. 1949.
at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. oll mti(t
day, at the court house In Shelton.
Washington.
"T ......................... " Dated this 2gth day of ()ctob,,r, 19t9,
"J" - .... Clerk' Of;'d' bfi'llri.
Mrti,NT 0LIlrE LUTHEAN,...'- " (SEAL) IARRY DEYlajTE
.., " -:' CHURCH " .., By nrusAtm,:r
.... :Deputy,
SERVING WASHINGTON SINCE 1R70
..
Attt)rney for Administrator.
Covey Bldg., Sheltnn. Washingt.n.
11-3-10-17- -3t.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The City (,f Shelton. Washinglan,
calls for and will on Novemher 15.
1,949, aI 2:00 p.la. open bids for one
e, lectrlc receipting and lmstlnt¢ ore-
ehlne, Macbine h have trent fee(l,
ataomatic opening and (:losing ear-
rJago, with autonlath- cross tabullt-
tlon of carriage and aulonlatl(' re-
turn fronl total, Machine to pr[nl on
receipt, ledger snd jOUl'na] at lhe
same time with individual and grmd
total of water garbage and sewer-
age dcl)artment: also, carriage to be
controlled for date, nm-add and st|h-
tract. The machine is to |lave frill
key board with nine column adding
capacity,
The City reserves the right to re-
je('t any or all bids.
ALMA K. CATTO,
City Clerk. 11-3--it.
CALL FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby givsn that the
City of Shelton calls [or and will
on the 22nd day of Novcmb(,r at
:00 p.m. at the City Hall open bids
r the purchase of one Dump Trucl¢
with not less than a 2 yard wat(u.
level dunlp body and hoist, addiii,mal
capacity with side boards to be not
less than 3 yards. Truck specifica-
tions arc to be ample for total gruss
)cad of 3 yards of gravel, with not
loss than 7:50 x 17 tires and equipped
to pass all state highway requirements.
Overall height of standard sides from
ground to lie approxinmtely 52 inel|es
(as this tn important factor be sure
aAd s specify,)
an alternate bid specify a 2-
speed real. axle.
All bids shonhl give full speeifiea-
tions oi truck offered.
The City reserw, s the right t( re-
jeer auy and all bids.
ALMA K. CATTO. Cle, rk.
11-3---1 t.
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF
RISG IblTRATION BOOKS
NOTICE IS HE1REY GIVEN, that
the registratiol] i)oo fo|' tile In'e-
etncts of GRAPEVIEW and ALLYN
in Mason County, Washington, will
be closed for original registration on
November 17, 1949, for a period (,f
thh,ty days until December 17, 1949
being dat'o f sec a qc,(iiun fir th
format n of lre P't(etion Ditri(t
No. 3 registration books will remain
open until December l, 1949 tin' Irans-
ter of registration.
Dated this 1st day of Novenltmr.
1949.
SUSIE E. PAIJLEY.
County Auditor and Registrar
tf Voters Of ]laNOll Cotnlty,
Wash. 11-3-10-. 2t.
NO. 2129
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO
PEENT AND FILE CLAIMS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TItE
STATE OI WASHINGTON
MASON COUNTY
IN I*ROBAT E
In the Matter of the Estate of Roy
O. Bwman. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
:Herbert C. Bwlnan has been ap-
pointed and has qualified as Admin-
istrator (,f the dstale of Roy O. Bow-
InCh, Deceased. and that all pel'son
having claims against thc said estate
or the sald Deceased, are hereby re-
qulred to serve the same. (lilly veri-
fied. with the necessary vouchers at-
tached upon the undersigned Admin-
istrator or hl .Attorney of Record at
the law office of Ct|a, R. Lewis, 119
South Fourth Street, Bell Building',
Shelton, Mason County, Washington
the sanle being desi[natd as the
place for the transaction of tt|e busi-
ness of the said astate, aIld file Stlci
claims, together with proof, of ser
vice ith the Clerk of the above en-
titled Court within six (6)* months
after the date of the first publication
of this notice, to-wit: November 3,
1949. or all claals not .so served and
filed =hall be forever barred.
HRBERT C. BOWMAN
CHAS. R. LEWIS.
Attoraey for said Estate
Bell' Building ....
Sht.lton, Mason (,ounly, Wasnlnglon.
1 l-3-]0-17.24--.4t.
Army Postpones
Canal Zone Move
((,nlilllh'(I ft'Olll p:l'e 1)
.':aid nltlny lett(,rs ()1' lll't)l',';1 \\;VOI'()
rc('eived pl'ior It} Ihe h('r ii,J, Htli[
.,c\\;,erl I .ti n ('e.
"I|I"('AI1,,F, O1" thim ("Otlmel
lls('hm.q' feels it \\;volfld be unfair
to send his i'CCOlnlnendlltioll:4 1(i
,Vashington, 1).C,, \\;vitho/it Iit'sl
n(Iviing thosc protesting ag'ainst
the pr(iposal, nnd the Navv as
well, :Is io whaL thcy will' be,"
(he spo[<esnlnn said,
"Conseq wntly, wc expccl io
eir(:'lll:/|'ize our f ndin.s t,) give
persons another opl.mrinniiy i,)
ex1)rcss their views o13 de(,isiolis
of the 0fficc."
Although a number of imsincs.;
representatives withdrew (}h jet-
t ions to rise of the waters I) 5, the
Navy, there still were a Slll)st:|n-
lial number of obje(tors
ONE (IF Tile chief ohj(,ct(ir:
was C. E. Johns, who is in Cllttl'g,
of promoting' the state's recreu-
tional development and i.om'ist
travel for the State Department
of Conservation and Developnleni..
Johns said the restriction ser-
iously wouht era'tail tourist travcl
m the area and wouhJ hal'lYi [1]('
whole state.
Alignin o' himself wilh the Quil-
cene group, W. D. Rounsa,v(,ll,
executive of the Seattle Area,
Council of the Boy Scouts, said
he felt that Cam I) Parsons, which
abuts the restricted ar(,a, would
t)e shunned by parents as a stmt-
mer carol) for their ('hildren.
REN()RT ()i'ERAT()IS pt'olest-
ed that one ill the finest salt-
water sports-fishing at'ass in the
state would bc hard hit.
Speaking as "in in(tividu:d,
State Treasurer l-larry Tom Mar-
tin asserted :
"With all deference to the peo-
ple of Quilcene, if yell 1.ell a
fisherman he can't fish in ll)aboh
Bay it: doesn't mean nltLch, l)ul
tell him you mean Seal P, ocl(,
whieh is in the arcs, and thal
means he's lost one of the state's
finest salmon-fishing watcrs,"
Martin said recreational as well
,'is real estate valtles wouh[ be
hit.
BACKING F()EN of the resi,rie-
tion also was the Mute director
of fisheries, Alvin Anderson, who
quoted figures on value of the
fisheries to the state.
"We wksh to protest the denial
of this area for recreation and
the clu'Lailnlent of conlnlerc.ial
fishing," Anderson wrote. (Seat-
tle Times).
Christian Science
Program Scheduled
A Christian Science program en-
titled, "The Word of God," will he
presented on the Cohunbia (Jhn]'cl
of the Air. Sunday tam'rang, No-
vember I3, at 7 (;clock Pacific
Standard Time, The program,
which will originate in San Fran-
emco, is given with the ai)proval I
of The Christian Sciencc l,oilrd of 1
I)ir',t's O The Mother Chui.'cl.|
Station, KIRO, Seadtle,y, A21"lJ
broadct this program, a ":fll l
KO.IN, Portland. and KXLY, Sp6. I
kane.
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LET'S TALK ABOUT
DEALEk SERVI( h
To us, the sale of a car or truck lnt,ans bread
and cookies on the table. To you, the purchase ,t'
a new vehicle should give yell vahie received lr,
satisfaction, pleasure and profit from the right kind
of dealer service, which, to our way of thinking, must
go with your purchase.
As long as the human element enter's int.(_, the
* building of a ear or truck, there will always be a nliss
here or there, some slight matter that will t'(,quire
attention as you pile on the miles. We know that
Studebaker craftsmanship in building i::; good-<v(tu've
heard or read of Studebaker's motto to "ahvavs give
more than you promise." Many owners kmw i o
their satisfaction that this way of building is an
inherent feature of Studebaker', and, we might ,,.;:y,
a comfortable one over a period of time. .Along with
this, we know that a car can get a lump in its "ear-
buretor throat," a wheeze in the fan belt, a "cr'ickot"
in a door. and, of course, some driver assistance [r,,m
the rear seat that could be in-law disturbances.
We believe that every new unit deserves ;i "st,de-
down" period." That's the reason for tiae 4,000 mile,:
or 90 day warranty with each new car in" tru(,k. In
that period, whenever there is a, need for all;enrich.
we keep our good eye on such details that will k(.(,p
the new owner happy. Frankly, w1: hl.tve but ]tth.
of this new car service not enttugh but what. we
can strain the warranty serwee period .lttSt h.'(',aU,'
we like to -- we know Studebakers. A ,-it, tld(b:lker
owner is a person for whonl we will bend so ft' over
backwards that our hair will drag. With ih, 5Zid
that is in the Studebaker, the sincere service we l.r've
to give, we can't help but think that Sli(:h i:.: the a*nv
you expect, want and enjoy .your (]ea]t,r :(.rv.....
Preaching about dealer service sl'louM hay,: w,,),l.
We know that we should lind raisins in a, rli:.in i)l(,
and, when we yipe about our kind (ff de:/h,r ,,.crvi..,
we can direct you to Studebaker owners ttml a'itl
help us prove that we are not just making ru)i,:;os, 'F,
you as a customer, we will never stop tall<liLy: a.btmt.
or, giving good', conscientious dealer s,,rvi('e .... t')r'
your protection and to your satisfaction.
Next week: Our Formal howIllg (If a rcac-
sentative line of the "Next L(ok in aut<,lnr;bih.,s.
Anderson-Miller I00,mpai0000/
S. B. Anderson Bill Miller
STUDEBAKER AGENCY