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JACK MOFFETT Invitation.,.,, Extenae,l .... Skoko-nsh. .. P+¢'.., dr'i| i |. ' .............. Federated' " ClUbs Friendship Chlb. . . Meets,..
D .... A N C I N " Garden Club Members , . + .,,
- + , x. Makes Achvlty Plans
t A l:tiof ri';oved l, st ,,, ck from vlans Meeting _ II 1 II | I1 Ii. 117 l I- I ! II _! H011oay lSDlav Tho r','iendsbip Cl',h met .'t the
W "WTY' 6"1 [-'1.7C31 111( Cell|.ral District o[" Garden " s" "*), . -,> .. E. .m ! sit t Il il EM _ : • _ t- ,J S(uthstd tIfll :No\\;qmb(l lqwil
l+ J b b u IN J ci++ ,, Lew,.+ c.,,unty ,,lv,tes tile o, ....... + ....... : " ..... ,,+ ++oo, ..... --',,,, .............. --' - bet Ilecemlt}er t m ++,.s. ,.a,,s as l,,+++tcs..+.
Children an a AdUlt ......... ' .... ,,,,+u ........... , ..... ,:,c ..... +" 'el "he ] "nOn'h .............. ' " ' ..... Tht + ' , Pl'ins A(,I'O n+l'ide to collect Itself
u + + . . nl "t J' L l' +. + +.y ,.uuu.g. , " r I "sigh the colnbillcd elf<>rL.+ ' ' , ¢ + ; .-. ,
+,: ,rn: ------+-,. -el Mrs lrailtz Nollaltlm<,)' (1. • ' RAINBOW GIRLS GIVE 0RIENIAL +f olli;stalldillg artists itl Wash- to>s to be S(IIL to tilt," (hlld,(lls
---' --" '+''=" ' t' "n ' ' rim treat c nnittee repoFled
BALLROOM, ACROBATIC M ,tccr I, land le'knre and denies- ' -°d/ ......
a.d. A,, Styles stl'a+eti,,.s. +:h,+istm+s ,+,,lid+. ,,,.c,+a- pl,,,,stbal tI,e.,adeea,,e.f+:,'etl, eorde,'ed+bristm.+a,,d TEA HONORING' + GRANDPARENTS,
The Shetton g'dnhow Girls gave Rlmdes rots'ned theln to their
Every Wednesdty
1 to 6 p.m,
Shelton Eagles HMI
Phone Union 385
Mrs. N(hamrnel' ig k ] n w n
th}<mgllout the Northwest for her
artLqLh" flowcl + arrangement,s
Tile meetirt,, will be held at:
p.m. \\;Vednesday, December 3, in
the Cht'b:,)Iis Civi Auditorium at
Ptt)"k and |ailt'o;d Streets.
KEEP YOUR
DOLLARS
AT HOME
By Shopping With
Your Local Merchant
We Own and Operate
A MODERN, UP-TO.DATE MILK PLANT
Bottling
Grade A Pasteurized
=,, Milk
Homogenized
EMPLOYING LOCAL HELP . . .
Money spent with us helps Shelton grow!
FOR HOME MILK DELIVERY, PHONE 215-J-2
{rest.
A relmrt by the. finance com-
trill.tee 01<)wed that tbe play-
ground equipment Will be deliv-
ered in ,Ianltary.
A musical sclection was offered
hy Leonard JaeobSon on the saw
accomllsnied by his daughter,
Nancy, at the piano.
Following the program a num-
ber of galhe were played, by the
group and the pies were she-
tic)ned off. .
AltKough the turnouz was small
I+hc (!tub made approximately $35.
The date previously annotlneed
for the December meeting llas
been chnnged to Decentber O at 8
p.m.
This will be ftn open meeLing to
whictl tile children are Invited.
k
moving pleture Will be .tlown and
a variety sale witll fish will be
held.
Tim public In Invited as there
are to be homemade pies, cakes.
Fancy work, toys and vartotl 6th-
er articles will also be sold tllat
en be used as Cllrlstmas gifts.
Prominent Couple
Wed in Sequim
Artlmr L. Ward and Lillian
Robbins, both of Shelton, were
united in marriage Sunday, No-
vember 23, at Sequim+ Clallarn
connty, in the As.embly of God
cilurch.
With simple formality Reverend
Ernest A. Welk, pastor of the
clmrch, read the marriage vows
before the son and family of tle
bride and son of the groom,
Both parties to the marriage
contract are long thne residents
of this community and will make
their tmme in Shelton where Mr.
Ward is engaged in the Civil En-
gineering profession as the county
engineer of Mason county.
LATZEL DAIRY
George H, Babcock and son, Jim, Owners
NOW YO2U SAVE STILL MORE AT
Month End
BOYS ALL WOOL STRIPED
Sleeve Jackets
Three color combinations (Mess $7.00)
$5,00
MEN'S WOOl,
Jersey Sweater
Navy and Oxford Grey ........................
$.00
8 ONLY -- MENS
Wool Jackets
Leather Sleeves. Sizes 36- 42 ...............
S.O0
Zip Front Jackets $4.00
5 ONLY ..... Ml?n's Wool ........................
6 ONLY .... MEN'S
Baseball Jackets
Red and Black comb. Sizes 38-42=, .....
Womens Fall Suits:
I Only size 14 .... $15.00
1 Only size 16 .... $20.00
6 Only 12- 20 $25.00
CHILDRENS
Fall Coats
A good selection
$5.00 to $12.00
Girls Dresses
15 ONLY -+-- Sizes 3-6
$1,00
Womens Anklets
White and Colors
25¢ pair
Ladies Full Fashioned
Rayon Hose
m¢
U IIIII I I I I
Dress Hats olt $].00
4 ONLY Men's Ftlr .....................
$3.00
14 PAIR
Mens Slacks
Med. brown, all wool flmmel
Sizes 29 - 36
=S.O0
, i i iiii
4 PAIR -- Men's Grey
Flannel Slacks
Sizes 30, 31, 32 and 36
$10.00
3 PAIR -- Men's Bedford
Cord Slacks
Size 29
$2.00
nn nnustlal tea honorlng their
mlopted grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralpll Ward of Zeutth last:
Sunday front 2 to 4 at the Masonic
Tcnlplb.
The tleme for the tea was orien-
tal, a Setting hi a ChineSe tea
garden. Many-colored lanterns and
hutterflies added to the oriental
atmo.pllere. ']'he tables were cen-
tered With miniattwe rickshaws,
buddhas and othr such figurenes
donate(I by Mt's'. William Batchelor
for tllc occasion These were placed
on silk handkerchiefs beat.lfully
embkoidered.
Each of the gMs saucing or in
the progra)n came costumed in
brilliant Chinese finery adding; a
radiant touch to the ah'eady col-
orful scene. The girds even fash-
ioned their bait' in Chinese styles.
A pantomined skit, written by
Mrs. Ollie Cleveland was preseh{-
ed by Norms Lelgh Davidson, Le-
Erma Dtmbar, Olive Parrl Kathy
Carlson witn Margaret Walton
acting as the reader.
Baekgrdnnd music Was provided
tllPoii'ioiit the tea by Loraine
Andi'eWs a)Id Jerry Carlon.
Jerry carlson saig- a olO en-
fttled "The Sere,tilde of the Balls."
Mai'ettt Wallirl gave two iceoi'dlan
pieces which Were e|l received
by member,*, and Were "Chill Biri
Bin" and "Norwegian Folk Song."
Two other Soloists weie L0ralne
Andt;ews ptayihg "Scotch loem 'i
as a piano solo aild Margaret WaN
tort the "Wh!ffenp0of Song."
The reception lihe was formed
bs, the Worthy AdVlsoi , Barbara
Butler; Junior Past: Wdrthy Ad-
visor Ltlaflne Adams; boai'd mem=
hers. Mt'S. L. A. Waltori, Mrs.
FlosSy Weeks, Mrs. George An-
drews hnd the ,hofiof grandparents,
Mr. arid Mrs. lgalph Ward.
Other guests from Zenith were
Miss Eck-hart and Mr. TayRir,
Mrs. Eli McCulloch motored to
zenith to bring .the guests to Shel-
ton ,and Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Yess|rl We Use
GENUINE
FORD PARTS
ToService
r Carl
SAVES
you
MbNEY
Fit Right-- Last LOnger
Your car deserves Gonuine Ford
Parts and thaCa what we use
whu we service your car. They
fit better and are made of better
materldls. They |st longei- and
keel5 ihaintenance ¢ots dowi.
Gnuine Ford Parts are avail°
able now for your car.., our
stock of parts i8 hmple to keep
Ford cars and trucks roiling in
this territory.
• To b sure of the .best, bring
your car to.us for guine Ford
sdrvtceand GenuineFordParts.
HUERBY
MOTORS
5th and Railroad Phone 16
SAVE TIME [
TAKE A FERRY
Lv. Lv.
8attle Bremert0n
1:10 a.m. 12:55 a.m
*5:45 5:55
6:15 *7:00
7:15 7:30
8:10 8:30
9:00 9:25
10:00 10:15
10:40 11:15
11:30 11:55
12:00 12:45 p.m.
12:30 p.m. 1:15
1:05 1:45
2:00 2:20
2:30 3:15
3 .,00 3:45
3:30 4:15
.4:30 4:55
5 i00 5:45
5:30 6:15
6:15 6:45
7:00 7:30
8:00 8:15
9:00 9:15
10:30 10:15
11:45 11:45
*Daily except Sundays and
Holidays
BOYS SPORT AND
Casual Coats
Sizes 8 - 20 ................................................
I I,
Boy's Sweaters
Slipover and Coat S:sile.,:.r .................
Men's Ski Sweaters $,00
Green and Wlite .....................................
Work Pants $2.00
8 PAl R -- Men'S Blue Twill ....................
Men's Robes $.00
3 ONLY -- 100% Wool ....... : ................
$1[.00
BLAOK BALL LINE
holnos.
Pouring at tlm tea for the fit"st
hour was Mrs. L. D. H'tek and
Mrs. "William Brisdale. For the
,'econd hour, Mrs. Archie Adams
and Mrs, Lawrence Munson pour-
ed while line officers, Neva Joyce
Dm'lcee and Ernestine Crane pre-
sided over the lmneh bowl The
combined group of Rainbow girls
served,
During the tea the honor grand-
mother was presented with an of
chid corsage by the Worthy Ad-
visor,, representing all of the girls.
Co?sages were also 1)resented
to the board mcmber and the
ladies that poured. The grand-
father and Mr. Taylor received
boutonnieres.
*" "' =" ....... llITii dlJi'" + ....... "" '.,,r ,
Back :L;< ....
Fe.00e
Chatter
(by ShiHey ThOrpe)
well, only 23 sh0pping (ltys
'ill Crlstmas ad as usual ev-
everyone says, "We're not go-
ing to lmy mneh for Cbrlsttnas
thl. yeir."
YO(i koir, it's funny ]mW
crOwdb, d ttt stores cab gbt with
n0boly.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C,, Lord
i+eceiVed word last week that their
son, Byron Lord, has arrived ill
San Diego frets China and Will be
Sent tO ihStructors school for three
weeks after which he will act as
instructor i!h California for two
years.
Byron has been in the Nav.
seven years and this is his first
shore duty. He doesn't expect a
leave until July.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Cooper of
Hillsboro, Oregon, formerly of
Livermore, Iowa, were guests at
the L. D, Hack home last week.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Cooper were
frietids of the Hacks in their
youth. Mr. Cooper and M. C.
Stark of Uniqn were classmates
in LVermoi,e, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Jessup re-
turned to their home S/nday
evening after a ),vekeml spent
with friend at yakima.
'W-iiih In 'timCetltral ¢ash'ing-
ton a plflecapital they witnessed
the B'retm,rton high ,chool foot-
I ball team win the state chanl-
pi0nShip liy defeating Yakima
in t 27 to 0 thrllhr.
In the Camp Fire Girls ticket
sale to give away a 31-pound tur-
key last week Bessie Hall leld
the winning ticket. As a coinci-
dence her mother, Mrs. Rose War-
ren, won the Elks turkey in Olyh-
pie.
Mr. and Mrs. Itarvey Robertson
are beginhing to g'et settled this
week in their new home on the
former Clyde Jones property, re-
cently subdivided, after their
move the middle of this-month
from their hofne at Arcadia Potnt.
Mr. R0bertson is master mechan-
ic and superintendent of the Sirl]p-
son Logging Company machine
shops. Their home at Arcadia
was purchased by Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Dickie, who moved into it last
weekend.
Postcards to The Journtl
stff received the past few days
fell of the good times being en-
joyed by Mr. and Mrs. Walt
Eckirt of Gi'tpeview on their
nation-circling trip, the ltest
postmarkl rom the historic
old c01onlal town of Willias-
burg, Virgitfla. Walt writes,
+'Cliie down here by bus from
Richmond . . . it's very pretty
• . . go|hA to et at tile famous
TraVls H0ile and then dO some
sight=seeing . not t single
Houd In sky I>ttt cold a,d Windy
• . . having a Side trip so far."
The Eckerts are following
roughly in the footsteps . . . or
should it be tire-tracks . . . of
Prof. and Mrs. H, Enzp Loop,
wtm returned to Shelt0n ust last
weekend after Circling the nation
by car. They visited relatives on
both Sides Of the family in many
art, s of the co,retry, completed
e trip without a bit of Car trou-
ble to mar their month' trw
prof. p stcarded from Carlsbad,
New Mexico, to sa "
• Y Still out of
jail, perhaps not my fault, but
nobody has caught itp Witll me
is ,aeatto. h hie ;a,o" ,o
Southern California, tei]thg'o?+ite
trips from Los Angeles to Mex-
ico and Arizona where he went
through date and orange groves.
Harstine Bazaar
The Iarstine Island Grahge
Auxiliary is sPdi]sorinff a bazaar
and dinner Sdtirday evening, No-
vember 29, at the schoolhouse.
Cards nd bingo games will be
played in the upstairs of the
school while the actual bazaar
and dinner Will be held in the
basement,
A large crowd is ant/elpated
for the occasion.
O.E.S. Seial Club To
Hold Regular Meetin
The Eastern Star .n.).) r,,,).e)
will hold its regular l'unc-leo'l'a't
1 p.m. in the Masonic Temple on
TueSday, Deceihhr 2.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. Claude Danielson, Mrs. G.
H. Sisley and Mrs. D. G. Gr0tit.
All members are Invited to at-
tend.
WOODCRA/ NEIGItBORS
TO HOLD MEETING
The Neighbors of Woodcraft will
eet Monday, December 1, at the
home 0f Naomi Chase at 8 p.m.
for a Christmas party and cx.
change of gifts. "
Mmbers ar requested to bring
a number for the program,
inS,on and Oregon. the Washing-
ton State Federstion of Garden
Chib, will txhibit holiday dec(ira-
tions in,+ a hugo display at the
Olympic Hotel Spanish halh'oom
December 7 and 8.
This will include holiday ideas
for tables f<)r Ch)'i:tmas or New
Year SUl)pers, buffets, tea tables.
amusmg breakfast tables, etc.
Other sections will feature Ma-
donna arrangements, hall tables,
mantels and Christmas trees.
A special feattre will be the
decorations for the entrance to
the home. iz]('.ltldilg swags "rod
wreaths.
There will be work-shops set up,
where experts will be stationed
with all the answers on "How To
Make Them.'
'General chairmml for the un-
dertaking is Mrs. John Morris Hol-
comb, former state president, as-
.tSted by Mrs. D. R. Lobell.
A 75 cent admisst¢in will be
charged to the general public and
50 cents to the Federation mem-
bers.
Procee@ tit the affair Will go
tO the horticultural scholarship
funds of the State Federation
The foremvSt al of the display
is to acquaint all of our members
and the general public with the
unlimited possibilities of decora-
tions for the home, made of our
native plan material in the hands
of experts,
You are invited to come for a
day of inspiration and to partici-
pate in the best cause we know---
helping students finish their stud-
ies ifi horticulture.
Donations of winter corsages to
be sold for the benefit of the
scholarship fund will be welcomed
by Mrs. George T. HenderSon.
Also branclies of pine, magnolia,
cones or lovely winter greens tllat
cab be used fop holiday arrange-
men, work will be welcomed by
Mrs. H. J. Lenz in her Christmas
greens department.
Shelton Garden Cltlb members
must bring materials by next
Monday to Mrs. George Cropper so
they can be mailed to Seattle.
Membeis of the Evergreen Gar-
den Club of Belfair and the Hoods-
port members should send greens
directly to Mrs. H. J. Lenz, 12i6
East Crockett St., Seattle 2,
Wash.
RAINBOW TO MEET [
The Rainbow Girls will meet
Ttiesday, December 2 at 7:30 for
a formal meeting at the Masonic
Temple. I
ACTIVETTES TO MEET t
The Aetivettes will meet at
the home of Mrs. Gene Hanson,
111 Hatard St., Monday evening,
December 1.
SUISCRIBE TO
The HOOD CANAL
NEWS
Union, Wash.
$1.!i0 yar in Mason County
Orl)lmn Home for C, ln'istmas.
At lhe next meeting, whi(,h will
be a, the ball Decernber 3, clot-
lion <)f officers for 19:18 will be
hehl A F.ood attendance ia de-
sired.
The food sale wa.q highly sue-
('e.sflll :llltl tim chlb wishes lO
thank all who patroneO tim bootb
1111(t IllSO the lnttnagelnent el the
L.M. store.
Buflonholing
is only one of th0
many Sewidg SerV-
ices available at your
SEWING CENTER . . .
Others include :-
Hemstitching Picoting
Buckle and Button Covering
(ustom Made Belts • Pinking
PROMPT SERVICE
SINGER SEWIN6 MACHINE CO,
510 E. 4th Ave., Olympia
GOODWILL TP.UCK STOP. o,
The Goodwill trttcl¢ will stop it
Shelton and pick up all donations
Thursday/Novembt; November 27, 1947.
iI Ill II BII BII;£':
. , _
00ere m|cu o s
You Dare Not I,No PA,NTED
tMYTLEWOOD
A costly claim resulting f/t k
- - 10 1SHED MYRTLEWOOD
accident may scan the £+I[
home, your savings, your f LT--
AND
PEPPERS
Farm Mutual auto insurla]t,lQ U E S
uch complete protectlon,00C H E S
,'ou houldn't bc without i'.
' " ,R PENDANTS
:acts at once. :ll
= • .- JVENIRS
R. D. INU
2FL , ND PAINTED TEA
Shelton n'l 'ILES
FARM'INSURANE,0 ND FASHIONED
STATE
of Bloomington, Ili:l '0TTERY
on Thursday, ]:)ecemlJcr 4. The World's Lorgest AOto I AMICS
Anyone wishing to give shoUld [] mm 1 1 mm III ND TOOLED LEATHER
lll Mrs. Cha1"leS Lentz at 815-V -- -- " {',.-
...... URSES
ELOPE TYPE
URSES
I ItE PURSES WITH
Morgan &
Lumberc=o.
'!. LI. HAND TOOLED .
1324 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY .m. until 8.p.m. daily
• • except Mondays
ile South and West of
UNION, WASH.
Phone 656
for
PITTSBURGH PAINTS
@@
HAULING
BUILDING SUPPLIES
The Most "
Personal
ift of All
. is a beautiful por-
,' i of you. Our photo-
are expert in
your most
expression,
most winsome
Come in today
we still have
to give you a
finished pie-
Christmas-giv-
> Burgoyne P]
409 Railroad Avenue
G RAND (
-- el
SCHN
• DANCE
Now Completel
#RI0 EL|[TRK
.: Saturday,N
Music Played To
FARMER
I
JANCING FI:
/Dancing Eve
REFRESHMENTS A
AdmiSsion $I.00
Our C L 0 S E - 0 U T S A L E Continues
Dresses at ½ Price
What Left Of a Large Rack Containing Several Types of
Street and
Afternoon s7.00 and slO.O0
Dresses
Also at Specially
REDUCED PRICES
A Rack of
WOME}q'S SUITS
e
And the Rest of Our Stock of
WINTER HATS
@
Crane:00s Apparel
'1000t t0.00v
for € srhdrf s
custom tyle(
We can change that fo
some mognifleent new
smart shorkskin. The klr
.for a suit an exciting, rc
, ,They're not only hand,
taste but they're CUS1
jhe suit that% mode al
\\;in fobrics of your cho/
+to a loan shark to pay
,the price i right arour
00ORR
= . (formerly Neec
13 RAILROAD