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SHELTON—MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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HOSPITAL PATIENT
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a I"; ) A}! i gBprnett-O"“out ‘chddufitlh Had l l"
(:“1 l’l‘t'lumdl" !R“d Huntel Irlnefl l George Parker
ol‘ Shelton was
’ m \1 H 3 Szzttl‘. Su ur a" . fermion : gos'ess niirmziy . .
I I r « L. (I I I I
t0 Shelton hospital {In .‘ l , , .,, ‘C, .1 H n , L .t,-ned
TeChl‘ilcallty LR“ i . . r1 ‘iidmitted to ShelLUIl hocpltdl Sat
. ' a I! MISS DUI-Othy sumo," daugh'ex MI» ’6” 6 man tn
01 (u ————- l ‘iirda for medical treatment.
. , erical tieatnicnt , I I I II I I‘ II I ‘ I I ) I A I y
\ ' ,. _. . : lof Mr. and Mrs. E. B_ Sutton and net .nidgt cub
Thursday, thi c t Regime he failed M ml“ {ml I
" ;.;.. I. .IWims Burnett son of Mr. and tables being in play.
MI'S. LUIW‘ 1' ‘ ,. -. hi‘. 3...,” ll . I k V "WWW W
J" "”"”
"‘ w... “mama-mm...Mfl,-m~»...~-«MAN ngs. Jack Burnett, were
married rence Munson won the galloping 0;"
GIIF’WE‘E’S’IJI'bI‘HE
‘ MAXINE BRIGGS, Society Editor Phone 274-J lSaturday afternoon, November
‘2. goose, Mrs. .Icsse Barrett tht E county wag fined MO~Imd €03th _ I;
I I I — I,
1 lat 4 D. m., at the St. John Danish first prize and Mrs. Charles Borsi I
by Justice‘ W, A “MIN-Yon“ “XML B). My“. Z6.” Prmznpr I , i
‘ - . u .. iLutheran church in Seattle, Rev. the low. Guests: of the club
in- IIJI ,I I I I‘ I ‘ v Mallka “mob”. 30.,A mGC I
"Jaegar‘A‘Ver Wedding ES'HBM IpeaCh “Ct 30W? with “(ware
neclfilAlfred Sorensen officiating. Mr. eluded Mrs. John Bichoel, Mrs
gifznfftjiesvsi‘fi£33] ()IELtVII]:I~;I“.911 puny fm. Mrs. Mary K1mp_
I
Saturday Evening In Shelton Iline, puffed Sleeves» Sildd a fl‘lvrxojand
Mrs. Walter Hoffman Se_ I Maggie McKay, Mrs. Harry DittI Iofdnc1qu S ngbor
counts} .I . . um VHS at, Um Imme of Mr. andI
Miss Charlotte Avery, daughter‘shh'l- Th: Lfm t‘ V .brbess
V'.(;{Iattlc were their only attendants. man and Mrs. Munson. At the
nggg’n dd “0, h'avc U‘IC fourth: MRI 1" IjI Burke in
Show,“ Sun- I
‘, of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton H. Avery l""11to.ldc.}l
Wllthlfl‘lv“; 1:11 (Emigqers. Burnett wore a dark bluc close, delicious
refreshments werewhamrer loaded gut ,P‘ld faiiod to: day Mrs. Kimpton
expects I to I. .
;0f Sheng‘n' and Earl Jug“ Of'm ~thIOl'lsst nlLlle
(fin-navy blueEvelvet Su'eet lengm dress With sewed“ llilug it
askrequired the law! 1961er “’1' hCl' homo hi New YWR‘
lSPOKFine. VVaS'hu 311d now locatedll}?! walul Cli \: t. the bottornli
matcmng hat and V0“ and her llim‘tmu- Shotguns 10‘
three‘siutnlst‘dtt‘ at once. The guests were,
lat Fort Worden- were marriedlu~0b0n WU“ 24mg 0. . .; ‘corsage was of
gardeniafl. Mrs Hood Canal Women’s Club l.,,,‘.,eff fm. Hm hunt-n...
‘Mr. and Mrs. Jilllll Culliton, 3111‘
'Savturday evening' November 2‘ 0? mic dhess'i‘ihc WOW
C0133}: Hoffman wore a wine colo“3d SDOHSOFS Mrs- “arm”! .(JJME W)
kn. land Mrs. Tel Ferris and chilj; , '
lat 8 P- m- at the MethOGiS‘t Pmym Uhrfiantmmums 0': pm“, jcrepe
dress with matching hat and The Hood Canal Women's Clu‘t l ..-
'ilz'cn. Delores and lvan. Mr. and; I
,Sonage with DrI Robert Brumbhy shades. :lley Corsage was of g‘ai-denias.
Mrs. is sponsoring- the appearance o.’ I L rI A vIlII H E I V IMWI
Gpwéu, NOAH-em). m Olym_
Offic'latihg- M153 Evelyn AVEW. MYS- AVOTIV wore a black dress“
Shannon Davis of Seattle, sang Mrs. Garland from Bremerton whofilumoh
Ielsw" In“ 1M.) I {lilo} IiwaI MK and Mm‘ Fred For,“ Jr.‘
iwas her sister’s attendant andlwith white color end cuffs and...I Love
You Truly” and “Song gives about 35 book reviews SIHallo'fleell’
Party At “me a. I “Ind (1.. I“), I,\_;I,I,...:.IL.I M,._ mm; L I
[Hamld Flemher 0f Torringtonvlh thk out and g‘ccessoz’les‘ From
Paradise“ during the CCI‘e- Year and many Shelton pcoplc Halloween
night. lhc juniorI Mrs. p Fwy-ls, SI.” Mrs. M. C.
ltl'yo. and also of Fort Worden, Following the wedding. aI1~c.Iln0nyI
have ward hm. before. She iamembers of the AImcr‘igan Leg-mnIFCZWI MI,
1:- JII Dmkery MumE
‘lWZiS beSt man‘ The Single ring Coption was held at “‘3‘
Wilde,” David VVios and Shannon Da— 3p‘3cm~h2h‘x‘-3~' in the
theatre fiemlAUXihaIY'y and lheh‘wn’lehd‘i \Vel"°;l\dary
Tanner. livelvn and .ackm
Iceremony' was performed beforelhome when more efItheq‘ ii-iendoIvis
were ush‘flfi The Church was md Wm give a paper on “Women entertamgd
at the “we? farm m} Tanner and Miss Edna Ferris I FINEST FOODS AT
‘Teiat‘wes and a few close friendsw‘vme precmt‘ A White who “Pm
beautifully decorated with autumn h the Theatre” and Will 3190
g'in‘ Isabella VEHCM I'Iallm’fefm g‘dlncs. Mr. :lll’l Mrs.
lu'l \‘vlillit’llllull ailil‘ BEST pRICEs
‘Of the cauple' pink flvi formed. PFC Fenimi-ileaves and white
Chrysanthemums, :WO ,di'amhhc mOhOdmmaU- Th9.3~h(l Sthht$ W9“;
Why?“ “11th? kilf—a",cliilili‘c.=i oi“ ()iyiiiino. spent.
Sun- ‘.
The bride was very attractiveipioce (I; the ivory_wnite camasxgthe White
predOminatina meeting Will start at 2 p. m., and bain, The ‘hignlight of
lac Icvi:; day Wm, Aim.” \hnkelman . II H07 DSPORT
1with her dark hair and eyes and".Cloth ICCVBII'OG tam? Ml‘f-
Avelfy';aisles were lighted bybgvh-lte ta_l will be held at the
Hoodsport hing was the yis-it oi (lie a Girl}, IAN pdhnel. is (mvmg “3L.
Bee“ -
llovely skin in a pink taffeta gown, i PVU‘JC“ 3h“ the hl'lde hhh
groom: ews school. There is a 25 cents ad- Witch. Later in the evening,
eV— I mi ;.;)i(,01 bus )mw Slncc Bernard, I
3 - f- ’ fr d ’91 veg dm ed‘cut their wedding cake. p ’ I mission.
Members of the Sheltonieryone went to the house for dc-r Smith quit, I
‘Wlth ’my pu *6 ee . pp . < . . A reception followed“ the wed- , .
v __ V ‘ 1. . .f. h, t T1 , ,._; I. I, I I , I MIN _ w_ V I ,
i h ‘h 1d The skirt was For “(flag 2an the bride cnosei , . Gaiden
ciub and any other women ieious ie res .nen s. iose at I)..I,t LUIgCt L1,L
bIg swam
joff t e 5 cu ers. I . o .. I ... ‘dll’lg in the church parlors and .
I. . I. t d. OI . 1 d d JIII m HI. II I T I W H I” ,
.a large hoop skirt and in then blue and \Vliltc print dress, witnI I . , I
decowated interested are invited to attend. en 111:, men 6 ane o. o
mandala» t” {hp 3,1”). “Ins,” gym:
ifi'ont near the bottom of the dress. :a double breasted effect in
frontnthc b“qu “Hf hite The next regular meeting will Marie Fisk.
JoanIRucker, h’lal‘jor-ISaturday night, November The
A 7 A fl r inned u the dress show; 1 and '1 Die/it‘d skirt. She WOW
3 lwlth Whlte Chiymntvhtmums‘ w be held November 28, at the school 16 Ann
Valley, Vlrg‘mlfl C0Dn01lyy 1. school orchestra will furnish thel
ilaozveblge sliD‘Endemeath Thelblaclr accessories am“roses and
Iwhite tapedrfl and Mrs_ Curtis of Seattle who,Betty Lee Jemison,
Marylin Lake-ImusicI Bring 3.0m. best gm am:
’gy ‘ |Inetekline of the dress was trimmedlher carnation corsage.
FollniingjmomsI “"319 (declg‘iet vgicmgond hast also appeared
baforc 10031 burg: Nancy. Lakebm‘g' ,Ins' S‘h'il’laVO
lets Of fun. 3 .
a ‘ I‘UELICAN FOR lwith blue flovvers and her copla Eh“,f
-,.I0m3\.l.n_,,m m an 1m,Iv.Iu_Iflowezs.I Mr..l.I oJe;1 on aup‘ts
audiences, will be present and “van. LaVOH ISOUIB. N'dOlmIC LEI-I“,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Guynup of:
H - 5Snare of pink carnations mingled :nUUllCCd destination. Mrs
Jacgar‘aildtthigrikeewfi‘omgdnsan’d ME give instructions on
Christmas bor, Mary Eliason, Marjorie Con-,Sheimm Edward Townsend andj II
D I -0 e , ' , .
her i
wvith the blue flowers across thelwill return to Shelton until
' ' ‘ C ‘ helton and
entire front of the neckline. Shel‘nusliand is loco.th in a permanent
Gauge C‘lrdmal O: S
.Mrs. Richard Dightman served.
'lCt lworc a velvet cape with the dresstlace. EMFSI MI Dickie cut the
wed_
IHer only jewelry was a WI‘lSti , I I idino. cake. The weddng was per,
lwatch given her by the groomIMillikmr-Goodmn Wedding “mined before about
75 close
Counties
3and a dainty locket given her binIs Held Friday Evening
\
i1 Election, Nov. 5
. . . Ifriends and relatives).
lher arents. l Miss June Goodwm, d'iuc‘liter ofI I
mgr sister aer. and Mrs. J. H. Goodwin of Mr- and Mrs. Burnett 10ft for
r ‘ Kenneth Millikamo short wedding trip, expecting to
' Alton. and I
of RCV and . R \V Miereturn here about the middle of
I . i . - . . .
was dressed in
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lb YOU THE.
lERS 0F SHELTON
I.i announcing my candidacy for the office of
City Attorney. I was not unaware of the fact that
there might be some confusion due to my candidacy
[01' the office of State Representative. I was also
{Wart- that my opponents might make unfair use of
this situation. The truth is that there is nothing in-
c0nsis‘.ant in the offices and that if I should be
elcctcd to both positions, there would be no conflict
I:kan of Seattle, were united inflhc weak I
Zniarriagc Fridav niUht. November! Those from Shelton attending
' 1 at 930 o'clock with candle—ltho wedding and reception
includ—
“ lll‘g‘lit services at the Mt, Olivcled Mr. and Mrs. George
Cardinal,
1Liitlteran church, with Rev. R. C.er. and Mrs. Ed Lawton, Mr. and
l ers. c. H. Grunert, Mr. and
red suedeiMrs. Leo Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
j‘ iMuhly officiating.
The bride wore a I ‘
street dress with black accessor~Hugh Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
l
lien. Her Corsage was of garden-lLewis, Mrs. Lantz Wiss, Mrs.
flags. The bride's only attendant'David Graham of Salem, Oi‘e., a
’1': 3was her sister, Mrs. H. E. Stanley.former Shelton resident;
IMrs.
7‘ 2of Auburn. Her dress was of 1 Frank VVillai-d, Mrs, W. M. Dickie
black and red silk crepe witthiss Phoebe Wiss, Miss Betty
lblack accessories, and her corsage‘Connor, David Wiss, Mr. and Mrs.
lwao of white car-nations. TheISutton, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett,
' lgroom’s only attendant was hisers. Chesley Pringle, Mrs. Emma
Ibrother-in-law, M. E. Gibson of‘Booth and Mrs. Gladys Burnett
.‘ {Shelton Clark.
1 After the ceremony a reception: The church where the wedding
was held at the home 0f the was held was built by Mrs. Bur-
hride- :nett’s grandfather, Thomas Clauo—
Those attending were: ReV- and’en, who had constructed the build-
Mrs. R. W. Millikan Of Seattle, ing from foundation to top anc
in the duties. ’l‘ne position of State Representative Mrs, Robert E.
IDiexger g: Eyerettf, I it had always been theI fieISh-ihoi
Tc n A» r ' of the levislnture MI‘. and Mrs- A ah CY I0 :Mrs.
Burnett to be marric in at
(lune. attendance at sessmns a “Auburn, Mn and MIISI MI E Glb_ Chumhl
‘foi‘ only 60 days. The position of City Attorney is
not. full time position. Many times previously city
.foieiiils from the various cities of this state have
son, Mr. and Mrs L. W. Fosdick,
r. and Mrs. H. L. Goodwin, Mr.iBridal Shower Honors IRecent
‘1 land Mrs. Ray Mitchell, Mr. andlIBride Wednesday Evening
i 9‘" v' a1 -: r i ‘ '~ ‘t'es in the. State ers.
James ‘Knopfler of Sham-‘ Mrs. Arthur Winsor, Jr., the ‘
midi; ‘ LEOII upmseméc‘ me” Clonynum .lthe osition {rock Point,
Harold Deigh, Mrs. former Miss Ruth. Chialvo,'was .
id CO d “gmaturc w‘thom neg 80 mg 61 r p '~:A1ice Perry, Miss
LaVerne Fos- honored With a bridal shower at r
for an ‘ . . t . ldick and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Good-' the home of Mrs,
A. Wmsor on
of »- My candidaCy for the Office of City At omer “' lwin. all of
Shelton. I Isouth Second street Wednesday
and i ‘3 based on mv pledge of a. square deal to all- I W111 ? The couple
will make their home evening, October 30. The room
mm] ': in Seattle where Mr. Millikan islwas arranged in Halloween
motif;
_. t"eat all of the citizens of this city alike and 3110“! no
I will attend to the duties of
y office promptly, fairly and impartially. I will
01‘ act as the spokesman of any special interest
group and I will try to discharge my duty according
It° law and justice at all times.
with a large black cat as a cen-
»—A-—w~ terpiece for the table. Severa
Olympia. Visitor Here games were enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Herbert Drew of Olympia.lowiiig the opening of the brides
l gifts lovely refreshments W or}
lserved, completing the Hallowe’en
flower to anyone employed at Boeing's.
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jwas a Shelton visitor Friday.
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silly I motif.
hora" ‘7 HEAR g The invited guests included Mrs.
1 v3.7” IS. L. Pearson, Mrs. George Young,
‘Mrs. C. M. Mercer, Mrs. W. IE.
Bushnell, Mrs. J. T. Dunbar, Mis.‘
LVivian Johnson, Miss Norma.
iSmith, Miss Arlene Chialvo, MrsJ
Mrs. Madge Garland
In Lecture and Mono Drama
at
battles '1‘. Wright
thur Winsor, Sr., and the honoree
guest, Mrs. Arthur Winsor, Jr.
‘5 5 » '~ 1 ‘ J. Knopfler, Mrs. Henry Rishcl
“swal- d d i, IIODdSDOI‘t Gym. ‘MlSS Eileen Shoaf,1 MES. Erfies
“1 I " I I Runion Mrs. Nei ee, is;-
e n 1 ate 01 I . ’
ththevrr ca i I Thursday 0v, 7 lTeresa Lee, Mrs, Lyle IMcElroy
l "191” 1.30 p, MI lthe hostesses, Mvilss Vll‘glfixla cabi-r
‘ ' ' ' ' i k‘ insor, s. r-
in CITY AT [ORNEY 1e r
Sponsored by Hood Canal
Women’s Club.
Admission 25¢ to non-members
l
lGarden Club And L. M. Fur
Style Show 15 Very Enjoyable
The fur coat style show given
‘by the Lumbermen’s Mercantile
‘and assisted by the Shelton Gar-
den alub members was a. very
lsuccessful affair Friday afternoon.
-.| An exceptionally fine line of coats
lwere on display and a good at-
?tendance of the public was pres-
,lent. The garden club members
lserved a silver tea after the
show and netted a little' over nine
dollars, both for the tea and after
‘the show, the cakes and cookies
.left over were sold. The club
;wishes to thank Mark Pickens for
i the donations of the door prize
and the refreshments and they al-
.Iso wish to thank the club mem-
bers who donated cakes and cook,
ies. The committee assisting with
the serving included Mrs. Ray
Bailey, Mrs. Harry Perry, Mrs.
IMarcus Rodgers. Mrs. Logan
lMitchell, Mrs. Walter Kullrich.
IMrs. Edw. Faubert, Mrs. A. M.
Drown, Mrs. George Cropper, Mrs.
'lL. D. Hack, Mrs. Martha Deer:
.Mrs. James Amunds, Mrs. J, H.
.Frisken and Mrs. Mark Pickens.
Mrs. Bailey won the "door prize.
l Sam Morse commented on the
{coats as they were shown, and
'Ithe girls modeling the coats_in-
‘Icluded Mrs. Gene Miller, MISS
(paid advertisement
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idal.
' Aladino Stefani, of the Stefani
'lalso here for the show.
lwere 25 coats modeled.
he that slightly more’ than half
the cost. We have hundreds
g“ 5 0fthe newest fabrics to Sela
I ni Designers.
l the Baby
[Seal Yoke Back Swagger,
I ht‘from. years in Olym-
Ilia.
l Ermine.
iis
lGadabouts Meet Thursday
iFor Venison Dinner
The Gadabouts met with Mrs
IThursday. Mrs. H. Donald Gra
:ham and Mrs. Alice Perry
ghonors at 500.
'included Mrs.
lBarney Morgan, Mrs. Lloyd Fos
ldick, Mrs. Arthur
,Morgan, Mrs. Perry,
'lhostees Mrs. White. Mrs.
was elected secretary-treasurer fo
Ithe comino‘ season The 119“
Dale Tresner
OLYMPIA
Jean McKay and Miss Amalia Or-I
Designers of San Francisco, was 50 cents
There '
all bear-
ling the Customade label of Stefa-
Of the 25 coats
lthere were six coats which were
copies of the winning honors at
.the New York Fair and included
Seal Stroller, the Baby
the
jCompo Mink and the Coco Dyed
Wilfred White at her home on
Bayshore for a lovely venison din-'Rebekahs Hold Card Party
,ner and afternoon of cards lastl'l‘hursday Evening
won held a card party at the I.0.0.F‘.
Members present hall and there were several tables
David Cook, Mrs.
McLaughlin, Clapper won honors, and at 5001
'Mrs. Donald Graham, Mrs. Virqu Mrs. E. F. Martin and Guy Call
and theiwon honors.
Cook won the door prize and
. meeting will 'be with ,.. Mrs.-Mc- ments of cider, donuts and coffee
Laughlin 'i‘nursday, at ‘l.":’dO.""““'
decorations and wrapping. stable, Winnifred Collier. Francesanmest King-I
were dinner gncstsi I
Fentimahy Florence Fehtimahvlof Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing, -‘
Mary DODSOT‘M Blhy V‘dheyy JaCk‘iand Mrs. Anna Rediska Sunday. i
Vahcyv Bill WiV’Chv and “19 hOF‘-i Miss» Violet Weisert spent thcl
955 Men'ldee VViVQh- The Pm"i\veek end with Mildred Priszneiu
ents attending included Mrs. Wm? Mrs P. J. Nordwcll, Mrs. Anna,
Valley, MI‘S. Warren Earl, MI‘S.?Re.diska and Mrs. Elvin Hearing“
Purl JemiSSH- M E11111 Lfillbfll’hwcre among the ladies from Mat~x
Mrs. Milton Clot . 1", Oliver-Jock Grange Club who attended?
Additional Names Of W'omen
Donating Plants For Sale
The names of Mrs. A. E. Hillier'
and Mrs. George Drake were also
to be added to the list of those
donating plants for the plant sale
held recently by the Shelton Gar-
den club. The officers also wish Constable. and Mr. and Lil's).
Myr—ithe Womano' federated clubs that! f .. i
. i r Wu r , u n.-
to state that if other names are van Wivell. Iwas held in Shelton Tuesday.
i Fithafif‘rgo‘ZELP6215:3053“
left out, it in not meant as a I Word was received that Mr. and! gogwoom
y’ear I
slight, but because of the arrival‘MrS. F. H. Dieh! Honors iMrs. C. W.
Wei-t2. are the proud mod]; ,‘Wm dwkoy possegsiona
:if the plants all at one time,
those in charge did not have a
chance to get all the names of
those bringing them.
Mrs. Shzikell‘ord With Tea 'pa.rcnts of a 613 pound boy born
MFS- F. H Diem EHlel‘lainCd‘at San Diego hospital October 22.
Friday afternoon with a tea hon-:Mr. \‘v‘ertz is a grandson of Mr.
oring Mrs. G. G. Shakelford of Dc-. Fred Ferris Sr, This makes Mr.
troit, Mich, who is visiting heraF‘ei-ris great ggandfather.
brothers, Angus and D. J. O‘Neill1
and other friends and relatives.1
The tea was from three to five
and there were 20 guests invited
to meet and visit with Mrs. Shakcl.
ford,
or equal value . . . or nay:
. . . this year.
Let us BERLOUIZE your
clothes, rugs, etc., now before
they are damaged. OJI‘ serVico
is backed by a ten year guar-
antee.
Ask us about it new.
Skokomish W.C.T.U. To
Meet Tuesday, November l2
The Skokomisli W.C.T.U, unit
will meet Tuesday, November 12
at the home of lidli's. Olivia Hunter.
There will be a o‘clock pot-luck
uncheon and anyone interested is
:ordially invited to attend.
Say It
WITH FLOWERS
They Bring Comfort
and Happiness
FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
HOSPITAL BOUQUETS
DeliverecLanywhere, anytime
Travis Floral Shop
Shelton Hardware Bldg.
Phone 232 270—W
l
. Mason County Steam
; Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Girl Scout Leaders
To Meet This Evening,r
Girl Scout Leaders will meet.
this evening, Monday. at p. m.,i
at the home of Mrs. R. Gerharth
Mrs. Walter Rogers will be pres:
members of Troop 2 of the Shel- ent t0 instruct them in making
ton Girl Scouts. attended the an-ipocketbooks and those attending
nual reunion of Camp Robbins—JETS asked to bring yarn, a needle
wold Friday evening at a 6:30 With a large eye, and SCiSSOl‘S~
dinner at the Y.W.C.A. in Seattle. '-
Attend Camp Itobbinswold
Reunion In Seattle Friday
Miss Betty Lee Jemison and
Miss Betty Lou Mackey, both
Flower Arrangement School
To Be Held In Seattle
.The Washington State Federa—
tion of Garden Clubs will sponsor!
:i flower arrangement and horti-‘
cultural judging school Thursday
and Friday, November and 8
in the Tea Room at the Y.W.C.A.
Thursday at 10 a. m., shrubs and ,
trees will be discussed, stressing ‘ ‘
autumn color and the care
tending of them. During the af«
ternoon starting at 1 o’clock, there1
will be an hour devoted to judging
of the exhibits which have been
entered by the garden clubs of
the state. The classes will iii-
:ludc buffet supper arrangement,
specimen bloom or berried sprayi
)f shrubs or tree and corsage for
morning, afternoon or evening
wear. At 2 o'clock, a series of,
15-minute talks will start on the ‘.
judging of Chrysanthemums, dah-
.ias, roses and iris by various wo-
men. At 6 o’clock a dinner has .
been planned honoring the guests.
from out of the city. ‘
Friday there will be talks on
holiday decorations and how to
judge flower arrangements.
Mrs. George Cropper has tick-
ets for the school and anyone
wishing to attend are asked to
call her.
Something Exciting Every Minute
at the
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Mrs. John King Is Hostess
For Bridge Club Thursday
Mrs. John King entertained the,
.members of her bridge club at the I
home of Mrs. Warren Abel Thurs—
day afternoon with a 12:30 lunch-
eon and bridge. Mrs. Frank
Pierce and Mrs. Lou Herzog won, I
honors and those present included‘ 1
Glenn Storey” Mrs. Clare
Hammond, Mrs. Herzog, Mrs. W.
D. Austin, Mrs. John Webber, Mrs.
Pierce, Mrs. Abel and Mrs. King.
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Thursda Friday
November 7 and 8
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Mrs, J. T. Burke Is Hostess
For Bridge Club Thursday
Mrs. J. T. Burke entertained the
Angleside bridge club Thursday
with a 1 o’clock luncheon, follow-
ed by three tables of bridge. Mrs.
Earl Fortnum won honors.
Ice Skating Party Wednesday
To Raise Shoe Fund Money
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Rogers
are party sponsors for an ice
skating party in Olympia, Wed-
nesday, November 6, the funds to,
{go towards the shoe fund, Tick-l
lets for the event may be securedl
lat Guy McKinney's Associated)
lService Station, or from Ira
Spring, Gene Miller, Richard Hill.
Robert Bell, Walter Rogers or
Mrs. George Cropper and they are
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Everybody Out For A Couple of Evenings of Fun and Entertain-
ment at the Annual Merchants’ Exposition. Come and see the
new merchandise displayed by your Shelton stores. You’ll get
a lot of good ideas to help solve your Christmas gift problems by
brovsing through the many beautiful booths. It's your annual
chance to get acquainted again with your Shelton merchants and
at the same time add a. bit to the charity funds of the‘Kiwanis
and ActiVe Clubs, joint Exposition sponsors.
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V.F.W_ Auxiliary
Meets Friday Evening
Friday evening the V.F.W. Aux-
iliary met for their regular meet-l
i'ng, and made plans for their'
booth at the Merchant's Exposi-l
tion. As they have done in the
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$25 CASll AWARDED EACH NIGHT
2 BIG noon PRIZES mu NIGHT
Doors Open At 7 O’Clock
ADULTS 100 CHILDREN FREE
past, veteran-made articles will be
on sale in their booth.
The sewing club meetings have
been postponed to the first of the
year on account of there being so
l'many other things doing from now
- v on.
Thursday evening the Rebekahs
of pinochle and 500 in play. At
- pinochle, Harry Young and Jordanl
Mrs. J. M. Dobson.
Mrs.
Hannah Peterson won the clothes
2'
lhamper. At the 019%, Irefresh-
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"Were enjoyed.