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November 9, 1939     Shelton Mason County Journal
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d:l,V, NovCnllJ[ r 9, 1939 FOR MONTANA Elea.nor )avisc.ourt, ill with Miss Beatrice Olympia, plans to leave for Montana by She is to be t brides- the wedding of a sorority and the wed(tint is to be Yellowstone Park. Miss wtll also attend the wed- They expect to wcck. SOCI00t (V(M00 ROOD'S AGATE East of Schoolhouse Nov. 19 be gone Jerry (ioodwin Is i|onored ! On Birthda,y Anniversary Jerry G()o(twin celebrated h i s thir(l birthday, Saturday with a party at his home. Games were i enjoyed hv nine ::mall guests, fol- lowed by hmch at noon. The chin idren who enjoyed the clay with Jerry, were: Richard Drew, Jack- ie Butler, Leonard Parks, Charles and Glen Breitsprecher. Mickey I Goodwin, Jackic Perry, Iren'e I Chas, a, and Barbara Butler. Mrs. i Glen Breitsprccher, Mrs. Howard t Goodwin and Mrs. Alice Perry as- sisted Mrs. AI Goodwin with the party. MAXINE BRIGGS, Society Editor Phone 274J l'rrii)le T Chd) 're Meet Frhlay Friday, the Triple T club will meet at 2:30 at tte home of Mrs. i Horace Crary. Girl (')ut Council = To Meet Monday The Girl Scout Council will meet[ Monday, November 13, at the[ home of Mrs. R. tt. Allan. T THEATRE SHELTON ..... WASH. Thursday, November 9 (15¢ Night) 2 FEATURES Dog Drummond's Bride And-- They All Come Out Friday - Saturday, November 10 - 11 2 FEATURES GENE AUTRY Rainbow Girls Initiate Tuesdty Evening Tnesday evening, .it tim rcguhtr I meeting of the Rainbow Girls, ini-I tfation wa. , held for Mary Le e Howry and Lois Simmons. Trnop No. 4 Girl Scouts Meets Tueiay IN OLD $ONTEREY And Troop No. 4 Girl Scouts met Tuesday at the Bordeaux r,ehool. There were 21 present and t h e afternoon was spent working on the Girl Scout arm emblems. Rebekahs To Meet Friday For Eleeth, n Of Officers The regular meeting of the Ite- bekahs will be held Friday eve- ning at 7:30. There will he an election of officer& Mis ,le*;sle Knight is SInrprlsed Men(lay Miss JesNe Knight was pleasant- ly surprised Monday evening by the Rainbow Girls. After' a din- her, the girls preented her with a I)uquet of flower% and a hook. MIss Aylene Lough.an Is Honored On Birthday Miss Aylene Loughnan was hen- (,red last Friday, the occasion of i her 6th birthday anniver.ary, with l a supper party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Loughnan. Games were enjoyed and there was a large, beautifully decorated cake. Those present in- cluded Anne Drew, Geraldine Carl- son, Terry Lynn Skeisey, Lois Anne Bernert, Bobby Strobe, Darrell and Stuart Rose, and the honor guest Aylene Loughnan. M rs. Loughnan was mIsted by Mrs, Buford Rose and Mrs. Horace Skei- say, Jr. @onstipated2 ISLAND OF LOST MEN Saturday, Nov. 11 (1 and 3 P.M.) POPEYE MATINEE AS USUAL Sun. Mon. - Tues, November 12-13-14 GARY COOPER  BRIAN DONLEVY in PARAMOUNT'S EPiC BEAU GESTE "For 30 years I had constipation, awful gas bloating, headaches and back pains. Adlerika*helped right away. Now, I eat bananas pie. anything I want. better.' Mrs. Mabel Schott, FIR DRUG STORE These Overt WATCH YOUR FOOl) DOLLARS GO FARTHER! 21/']b" 25 Flour C lilTIll 4,)-,,. T.49 ffUAll Bag !nft an 49 = 3-lb. 1 all J 4Cns SC .OW (,)-lb. Meal Sack 250 ;NTENNIAL IERS YELLOW A I S IN S 21© "''W !l MORN COFFEE .... :, ........... 25€ ;N MORE ......... 2-lb. can lSc 3 rolls 19c 2.1b.ctn.27c GAXENWpZES ce!! Winesap, gomes and Ar, Delicious, 'C grade; box; 7 * 8-1bs. for ............ 25¢ GRAPEFRUIT," 10 for .... 25¢ ORANGES, 12-1bs ............. 49¢ CAULIFLOUR, lge. head 10¢ CABBAGE, lb ..................... 2¢ Utah CELERY, 3 for ..... .. I0¢ ONIONS, 10-1b. bag .......... 10€ Brussell Sprouts, 2 baskets 19¢ Potatoes 25-1bs. 100-1bs. 50-1bs. No. 1 No. 1 No, 2 4qc 1.49 49c For Utmost Quality ROYAL GUEST COFFEE 2-lbs ......................... 39¢ Selected Meats Rib Steaks, lb .... 20¢ Round Steaks, lb.. 23¢ CENTER CUTS Pork Roast, lb .... 16¢ SUGAR CURED---by the piece Bacon, lb ......... 20¢ Beef Liver, lb.... 15¢ Mince Meat, 2-1bs.. 25¢ Mintes Brook OYSTERS A Size B & C Size 19€ pint 23¢ pint Corn' 2:lbs. 15€ 19€ Cello Bags SPECIAL PURCHASE 1939 Crop Fine Quality IHINE PRUNES SttELTONMASON COUNTY .IOURNAU Thimble Club To Meet On Thursday Evening The Thimble club will m e e t Thursday evening, with Mrs. Pearl Willey at 8 p. y. Mrs. A. C. ltayley Is Jlostes Tuesday Afternoon Mrs. A. C. Bayley entertained the membei's of a bridge club of which aim is a member, with a 1:00 (/clock hmeheon, followed by two tables of car(l& Mrs. George LcCompte, Mrs. Robert Allan 'and Mrs. George Drake were gu(sts of the club. Mrs. LeCompte won the 11)I1 OI'S. 50-60 -lhs. Size Amar'4nih To Meet T'l,',day Evening The Laurel Court of the Order of Amaranth will meet Tuesday i e\\;,ening at g p. m. at the Masonic Temple. The meeting will honor the charter mcmhers and the past royal matroim. A program h a s been arr.'mged in honor of t he event. Mrs. (leo. LeCompte Is Hostess For DelphianS The Beta Tau Chapter of the Delphiam') tact Monday afternoon with Mrs..Gee. LeCompte. Tim .,ubject for study and discussion was "Seeking Art Forms for a Space Conquering Age." The next meeting will he in two weeks with Mrs. tlugh Hamilton. Eastern Star Social Clul) Meets Tue,uday Tue,s×lay, the Order of Eastern Star Social cluh met at the Ma- vonic 'l!.emph ' for a 1.00 ()'clock hmcheon, followed by six tables of cards. M)'.. it. H. Williams won firs" prize at contra.ct and Mrs. Mary Shelton, first a.t auction. Hostesses include: Mrs. R o y Kimbel, Mrp. Roy Batstone, Mrs. A. F. Austin, Mrs. Carl Afdem and Mrs. Oliver Greenwalt. Girl S('ouI Trool, 2 Meets Monday Girl Scout Troop No. 2 met Monday after school for a business meeting, with eight members of the troop ling present. L a st Saturday, Betty Lou Macke and Betty Lee Jemison were present at the Camp Robinswoid reunion in Seattle, hehl with a dinner a.t the Y.W.C.A. Mr. and Mrm Mackc motored the two girls to Seattle. Shelton Eagles To Meet in Olympia Sunday Shelton Eagles are asked to meet in Olympia Sunday in honor of Governor's Day, and as many as po.ible from here are asked to be present. The following h a been arranged: 9:45, registration; 10:00 band concert; 11:00, drill team contest; 12 to 1:00 o'clock, tea for visiting ladies; 1:45, parade; 3:30 initiation and 4:30 a program. The grand ball w ill close the day. Mrs. Alfred Miehaelson Is Hostess On Thursday Mrs. Alfred Michaeln enter- tained with ahridge party and dinner Thursday evening. M r.v. James Sand won first prize and those present included Mrs. Velza Adams, Mrs. Claude Rhodes, Mrs. Henry Stevenson. Mrs. Duncan Wilson, Mrs. Jam¢u Sand, M r s. James Simmons and the hostess Mrs. Miehaelaon. Degree Of Honor Groups To Meet Next Week Monday, the executive meeting of the Degree of Honor wm he held at 1:30 with Mrs, Alma White. Tuesday at 4, the Juveniles of the Degree of Honor will meet at the I.O.O.F. hall. Tuesday evening the Degree of HoDor will meet nt 8 at )'9 I.O.O.F. h&ll for initiation. All members Of the drill team are asked to be present for practice. Home Guard Meet Saturday At 1:00 The Home Guava C'.ivlq wm meet Saturday at 1:00 at the homo of Marjorie and Patty Troy on Angle.ide. Girls who 'live on An- gleside or southsidc hill are to go directly to the Troy home and the others are to meet with Mrs. D. R. Pittingcr, 110 N. 9th at 12:45 and transportation will be furnished from there. Those at- tending arc asked to bring AIt kan pictures to start the note- books. Lincoln P.-T. A. To Meet November ]6 The Lincoln P.-T. A. will meet Thursday, November 16 and dur- .ink the bttiness meeting arrange- menLs will bc made for a tag sale for the hot lunch fund the follow- ing day, Friday. The P.-T. A. have pledged them- selves to a certain amount towards funds for the hot lunch and this is one of the methods by which the fund is to bc raised. All members will sell tags and any amount will tm appreciated. Bordtux P.-T. A. To Meet Thorsday Afternoon Thursday afternoon, the Bor- deaux P.-T. A. will meet at the schoolhouse, slier school. T h ildren of the ,eeond grade will entertain the group. In commem- oration of the National Education Week, there will be a round-table discussion of education, in charge of Mrs. Lawrence Burrell. There will also be a dish towel shower for the school hmch room. and at the close tea will be served hy Mrs. Robert L. Kettenring. Mrs. Jamv Simmons and Mrs. Vernon Davidson. Gus,,(-k-Ciark Wedding Is Performed October 30 Misv Pauline Clark. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Clark of Shel- ton, and Raymond Guseck of Lew- iston, idaho were married tn Mos- cow, Idaho, Monday, October 30 in the Christian church, in the presence of friends. Rev. Fair- hanks performed, the ceremony. Mr. Gusseck is violin instructor in Lewtston. Mrs. Gus.eck is well known locally having graduated from the local schools in 1928, and also taught violin here. She wa music supervisor at the National Institute of Music and Art in Se- attle. Mr. and Mrs. Gusck are vis- iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. l:u'l¢ ;t few days this week. Page 'three TO SEATTLE WEi)NESI)AI" I,E.'%VE FOR 'FiLII ) The i)eople of Shin(on and vicin- ity (:mi bc assured of an cxt'.ep- tionally good production of "Mr. Pim l'av, By," I)y the Theatre there with her uncle and aunt us- Guild in their presentation of the play Thu)sd;:t" and Friday, No- vember' 1(i and 17 ,Vcdnesd;Cv W.C.T,U. Meets at Baptist W.B.A. Club Meets ! Church Friday Afternoon This Afternoon '- W ............. ) The W B.A club m(:t this af- I IHt; ..l.u, llleL PIt tile tap- " " " ' "'7 " .......... i ternoon at in(, home Of Mrs w al- us cnurcn par)ors lrloay at • p, , ' . " : .... ' I m Momht.,a nf fho Wtl{nrd non l lace Yneeland oil the Olympit I Lenrry Union of Skokomish VaN hghway, i ley met with them and listened to ...... ,'7-7--- I ' , iroop /o 5 tirl reports of the state conventmn at l,, . =' e" ;; " 1 Kelso given by Mrs. w. ....... 1-I, Snei .... (,A)tlt,s ¢le [;N Ille[laV , evellill,, thc cntirc cast attell(tcd grove, Mrs. C. C. Anderso, Mrs. Trool) No. 3, Girl Scouts, met the presentation of "The Taming Nena Roberts and Mrs. W. M. EI- liott. Mrs. EDiott quoted Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith, national presi- dent as saying the work among young people was the most im- portant work. She also stated there were 430,000 places dispens- ing retail liquor in the United States with thousands of girls act- ing as bar maids. Government statistics how that more money has been spent for li- quor since repeal than for relief. The liquor bill in that time is more than t,venty-five billions with four billions received in rev- entze, the net linuor bill being more than twenty billions. One wreck caused by drunken driving and !with its'subsequent court trials i cost $47,000. Mrs. Ncna Roberts who was el- ected state corresponding secre- tary at the convention was pre- sented with a beautiful corsag'e by her union in recognition of ttm honor bestowed upon her and up- on the Sielton union. Mrs.'Arvil- la Wiley was appointed state citi- zenship director in Mrs. Roberts place. A dinner and bPzaar has heen planned for early in Decem- ber. IINi)ERGOES OPEltATION Ian Ellis, ,ann of J. G. E, Ellis, underwent a maffoid operation in Tacoma Tuesday. at the Lincoln school, 16 members being present. The afternoon was spent dressing (lolD and recondi- tioning toys for Christmas gifts for underprivileged chihlren. Mrs. Dan Lind assisted the girls ill drea,ing the dolls. A new troop iv being formed at the Lincnln school, with Mrs. Al- fred Killmer leader. They w il I ,meet on Tuesdays also and as yet they have not been numbered. There were eight members prcs- lent at the first meeting Tuesday. They hope to have more member,, [at next w(.'ekls.. ,'peet2?g.__ B.Y.P.U. Taffy Pull To [ Be Held FridaY Evening i The Intermediate B.Y.P.U. an- nounces their new social event is to be a taffy pull. They will meet at the Baptist church at 7 p. m., Friday' night, and go ill a body to the home of Mrs. Pearl Fitchett. of the Shrew," I)uL on in th:t city by a suIlerb ca.. headed by Lym Fontanne and Alfred Lunt, With timt a9 an ex'tmple ao soon be- fore thei)' l)rcscntation of "Mr. Pim," h)cal peoI)le c:m expect a fine show. Results Repeat Again and Again. Tell the prospects whore you are. with a Journal Want-Ad. Phone 100. M'is Bethel S].;'tAi{:y left ,hel- ton on Monday of ta.:t week for a trip to Los Angeles. She will visit til after tile holid'tya. She will als,) visit pa)'t.: (,f Mexi,:), bcfore roturniltg ht)nle, Say It WITH FLOWERS They Bring Comfort and Happiness FUNERAL DESIGNS ,ND HGSPITAL BOQ U E'ffS Delivered anywhere, anytime, Travis Flower Shop Shelton Hardware Bldg, Phone 232 270W 10th Annual V. F. W. Armistice Ball '25 Reward Will be paid by the manufacturer for any Corn GREAT CHRISTO- PHER POSITIVE Corn Cure can, not remove. Also relnoves Warts and Callouses. 35# at Gordon's Shelton Pharmacy. adv BLUE OX SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Ladies Auxiliary will giw,, away Cedar (,host at Dance Admission 42 per person (tax included) NOVEMBER 9 & 10 Store Closed Armistice Day PORK ROAST lb. 12'/'-€ Fresh Picnic Style .............................................. PORK LIVER lb. € Fresh--Sliced ................ ............................................ "J 17 S[ GAR CURED BACON lb. ¢ Half or Whole. Slab only ................................................... Tender Beef ALL PURPOSE STEAKS Shortening An o,d .avor.o that ,s  ,--lh 37¢ specialty with Safeway. "" " Highest quality beef, aged until 'it is irresistably tender, ALL PORK SAUSAGE .......... lb. 15e them sold Safeway's modern:, way to In,ure ,reshnes,. I'ORK CHOPS .......................... lb. 19¢ SLIC, ED BACON ...................... lb. 25¢ EDWhRDS COFFEE lb. 19€: FRESH SALMON ................ lb. 13½¢ If you are a real coffee lover you BACON SQUARES ............ lb. 12½¢ can use thie gtant slze economy 4-tI':: : .1¢ 2-1b. /11¢  Roll'd Oat000000=tS$. SIc tin g,IP tin ,;aP ; ti°t h " igi;;c AIRWAY COffEE P 7100€ I. Ibs. Jl CANTERBURY TEA "'"' 15€: ,/:'-;b7 C r s. 1.45 black ,IL: black L7 Pure cane, fine granulated m cloth bags New low price Rolled Oats 3€ Quick or Reg. 94b. bag Ritz Crackers, lg pkg. 22¢ Eggs, lge.doz ......... :. 29¢ Butter, lb ..................... 32¢ Marshmallows, lb ......... 9¢ Salt, 26-oz. pkg ........... 7¢ Spare, 12-oz. can .......... 25¢ NEWS HI.LITES Safeway's new 8 p. m, FLASH NEWS broadcast tune in tonitel WINF£APS, 10-1bs... 3;)¢ Extra Fancy C, RAPEFRUIT, 12 for ............... 33¢ Arizona Sweet SWEET POTATOES, 7-1bs ..... 25¢ No. 1 Smooth Med. POTATOES, 50-1kS ................... 45¢ Yakima No. 2 _ ,,  '?It CRANBERRIES Extra Special, Buy your Holiday Supply!! 2-1bs ........................... 25¢ DRY ONIONS, 10-11;.. ........... 10€ no.  FanoYN ............ " DRY ONIO S, 50-1bs. 39¢ No. 2 Large Size LETTUCE, ea ............................. 5¢ Calif. Ice Paok GRAPES, 2-l, bs...., ............. : ........ 13¢ Emperor IO)sedale Pineapple, 15-oz. cans; 3 for ................ 25¢ Stokely Cut Green Beans, No. 2 ca, ........................ 10¢ Sunnydawn Tomato Juice, No. 2½ can ................ 10¢ Spgar BeUe Fancy Peas, No. 2 can; 3 for ............ 40¢ Glen Oaks Standard Peas, No. 303 tin; 2 for ...... 15¢ Country Home Bantam Corn, No. 2 tin .............. 10¢ Glen Oaks Cut Beans, No. 2 tin--3 for .................. 25 Sweet Heart Toilet Soap, 4 bars ............................ 19¢ 'Supurb Soap Powder, 24-oz. pkg.; 2 for ............ 35¢ Oxyd,M Soap Powder, 24-oz. pkg.; 2 for ............ 39¢ Lux Sap Flakes, lge. pkg ..................................... 22¢ Lux Toilet Soap, bar .................................................... 6¢ Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3-1bs ................................... 19¢ Kitchen Craft Flour, 49-|bs ............................... $1.49 Fishers Blend Flour, 49-1bs ................................. $1.69 Drifted Snow Flour, 49-1bs ................................... $1.69 Swamdown Cake Flour, lge. pkg ......................... 21¢ Federal or Cherub Milk. tall cans; 4 for .............. 25¢ Old Fashioned KRSC Fancy chocolated in beautiful tins. Creams, nougats, etc. I I/-ll). 3-1b, $ .00 tin ....... 6O' tin .... 1 ChoColate Seattle • 1120Kc. Drops Asserted "cream "'°"" ° '° 00fllll00rO# chocolate.