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November 27, 1947     Shelton Mason County Journal
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/" ' t[  v ". • ,  . . " 4,1 ¢  * -N '.*   ' : ..... " , * • . =--U ................................................... N E W WIRE ROPE U S" .................. E 9 Irene S. I. .......... [ Hood Canal Church {/ " ._-____ 110065-00 THEYSEL00 [ C hl00. l,i k_a_____n__ ' ' a November 27, 194 [ the title of Reverend Joseph W. | world picture bf today is • cer- I They lmve been without modern We have ,,000 tons o' new. used and ..r.,os wir. ro00o and Band Chol I ,,oivlo00 Fi00t 00lace," Ooe, One, ]Johnston's opening sermon to the| tainly one of paradoxical situs- convenience for so many years new or used blocks and fittings. Call, write or drop in with  z  .L'.tlt UrlLil : ; your requirements, Present Concert Imembers of the Hood Canal Com-|tions. A few years ago we were I that tiaey probably won't believe munity Church last Sunday morn-] striving in tragic and desperate[ electricity has been provided .for B ,m_AI ANI£1 ing. He spoke to a fnll house, |action to kill our enemies of Naz- t them until they can see the light• r' and also found a large attendance-iism and Fascistic ideologies. We No resident of the island was CHAS. H. RASMUSSEN & CO. 1"101 WEST SPOKANE ST. SEATTLE  EL. 5821 FIRST STREET GROCERY Now Under NEW MANAGEMENT Serving Lunches MINTIE AHERN, Owner 825 SOUTH FIRST i lllll I III I II' I I'' I"' For Best service i and HIGHEST Q U A L I T Y Let I.JNION HEATING OILS The Shelton High School band, A Capella Choir and Girls' (]lee Club will Join in presenting thei first fall concert of lg47 at 8 p.m. Tuesday evening, December 9, in the new Shelton gymnasium. The three groups, under the di- rection of Lynn Sherwood. will present a varied program of mu- sical numbers which will range from the classical to popular and "swing," according to the direct- or. Tiae band has 60 members, the choir 68 members and the glee club 36 girls, Sherwood said. He said they will be p r e s e n t i n g Christmas music at various times during the month preceding Christmas. Singers and instrumentalists are scheduled to appear on Shelton streets during tim Christmas opening and at other times during the holiday seasom Mount Olive Lutheran Win. IL Albach, Pastor Friday: Tim Itheran Wom- en's Missionary:Lettgue will meet at 8 p.m. The Lutheran. Laymen's at the evening meeting• He ex- pee0s to continue with an old- fashioned revival hour each eve- ning during the week at 7:30, with special services on Thanks- giving morning and the following Sunday, Special features will be announced nightly from the pul- pit. Funeral services for Dave Math- ews are to be held early this week at the church with Reverend Paul Sweeney officiating. The date has not as yet been set as all relatives have not been heard" from. There were sixteen young wom- en of the Home Builders group that met last, Monday evening with Mrs. Don Brown at her home at Cushman. A slSecial preview of colored pictures taken of the pro-school pupils were shown as a portion of the social hour. Devotions were led by Mrs. Paul Sweeney. Mrs. Harold Sund president of the group, announces the ext meeting for the last Monday in January, according to latest word. League will meet at 8 pm to sally nile f nilo nf hn ..... ' • . I N_ "...-ourth ....... .__...ad- study'. . the .subJect. of Stewardship  ag.es were. wraone_¢ d ......... for th lelitno .... .... . ' "/'C rig0 Leper Ho.p,,  ......... - and the lible book of the month' ) s :n' "'* ^ a/atmS. . day afternoon when members and Saturday: The Junior Member- ] friends of th Women's Society ship clas will meet at 9;00 a.m. [met at the church. Mrs. Mabel Sunday: SUnday School at 9:45 IAvey, president, says that nearly a.m. L'Services at kl a.m. Text: I that many more remain to be Isaiah 62, 10. 1!: ::, Topic: "Why made from material on hand. Salvation Cometh, .Craft and Mrs Hettie Pierce was nre- Hobby Show:5 p.m: td:9 pm sented" with a gardenia by la'die's Wednesday: Sunday School of the Women's Society in cole- teachers meet at 8' p.m, " St. Edward's Church Next Sunday in Saint EdwardS Catholic Church wtll be the first Sunday of Advent, the beginning of the preparation for the Feast of Christmas. Non.one devotions will begin Sat- Provide You tlome Comfort, This Winter FUEL OIL TANKS AVAIIrABLE GIBSON-WINNE OIL COMPANY UNION OIL PRODUCTS Phone 326 Pr0rfit Dllvery ' 'r; 4 I I I I Shelton 'Lumber Company lJ 1 FLOOR SANDERS FOR RENT / I / In Our Location on: Mountain View ONTHE OLYMPIC HIGHWAY MAILING ADDRESS  P.O. Box 598, Shelton Charlps Weirauch PIONE 657 II II /I [ I brat]on of her 50th wedding an- mivcrsary. Christian Science Thtnksglvlng Services Thanksgiving services will be held i all Churches of Christ, Scientist, .Thursday morning, :No- vember 27, at 11:00 o'clock. O urday morning. I President rTruman's Thanksgiv- The Thanksgiving Mass., for tholing Day Proclamation will be Golden Jubilee celebration of Mr•lread, followed by apropriate and Mrs• Joseph 0konek will be lScriptura l selections. "The-sub- said at 9 a.m• with a renewal of/jeer of the Lesson-Sermon ts their marriage vows. t"Thanksgiving." Golden Text: ............................. ]Psalms 34:3. "O magnify the f ..... A ],,,, ILord with me, and let us exalt his :lr'l.ltll;: 2-lLli::tl[l[ ] name together." (Continuc'd From Page On') ] The following verse from II Cor- d]an land policies. |inthians is included in the Lesson- JOHN Gt:EVELAND, chairmanlSermon: "Godin able to make all of the Colville reservation business council was leader of the meeting in Nespelem which concluded on November 2.9. More than 32,000 NorthweSt Indians were represent- ed by delegates to the conference. Adams warned the tribesmen to combat adverse legislation within their own tribes, He asserted most anti-Indian laws are first spon- sm'ed by minority tribal groups, In oPt)osing changes in present laud luw,, the conferees pointed out that opening lands of Indians to sale would result in untold hardship to incompetent tribes- men. and place Indian-held land on tax rolls. UNDER Cleveland's leadershi timy proposed tribal leaders be gletl a voi in d;teriitining i'beir wit]on office policy incIuding-e. leer]on of personnel. The group will also seek power to advise on maintaining or relinquishing parti- cular agency flmctions when fed- oral appropriations bring about curtaihnents. The affiliation's purpose, accord- ing .to first draft of its•constitution will be, "to promote and protect the interests of the American In- dian and to preserve peaceful and cooperative relations among our tribes as well as promoting har- monious relations with local state and federal governments, INCREASED federal assistance in reservation health and education programs are to be goals of the newly formed group• Group leaders said they would hold :meetings with all tribes dur- ing the ratification period to ex- plain its aims. Conferences were attended by both old and young Indians and are said to have been the first time in history that both ancient and 'Americanized , groups hay, e fully "united on c6ntroversial i- SUES. First proximity-fuzed anti-air- craft to destroy a Japanese plane' was fired from the cruiser USS Helena on January 5, 1945. Saves Money00 Health and Property Cut fuel bills with a thoroughly insulated home. Cut doctor and medioine bills with a family kept warm against winter's clill. Save property damage caused by excessive cold! We will gladly give you an estimate of what it will cost to properly Insulate your home, LAWTON LUMBER grace abound toward you; that ye, always havipg all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every good work." FROM "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by :Mary Baker Eddy is the following cor- relative statement: "Christians re- ,lOreS in secret beauty and boun- ty, hidden from the world, but known to God," "Ancient and Modern Necrom, ancy, alias Mesmerism and Hyp- notism, Denounced" is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon which wilt be read next Sunday m all branches of the Mother Church, The First Church. of Christ, Sci, entist, in Boston, Massachusetts, Gblden Text: Jebiviiah 29:8,9, "Let not your prophets and yore' diviners, that be in the midst of you, deceive you, neither hearken to your dreams which ye cause to be dreamed. For they prophesy falsely unto you in my name: I have not sent them, saith the Lord." THE I,'OI.LOVING verses from Ezekiel are included in the Lesson- Sermon: "Thus saith the Lord God • . . I will overturn, overturn, overturn, it: and it shall be no more, until he come whose right it is; and I will give it to him." From "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy is the following cor- relative statement: "God will over- turn, until 'He come whose right it is.' :Mortal error will vanish iri a moral chemicalizatiom This mental fermentation has begun, and will continue until all errrors of belief yield to tlnderstanding•" METIIODIST YOUNG AI)ULTS . Sunday, December 7, is the clatc of the uext Methodist. Young Adults meeting. Beginning at 8 p.m.. the pro- gram will include time to get ao- quainte¢ devotional services, and, a talk by M. F. Smith, director of research of tbe Simpson To- search laboratory. Refresfiments Wlll be scrved .t the close o .the neeting. _ CiVic center (Continued From Page One) .cee, and Mary ,Powell, Olympia, ember of the state board of lirectors.. - . , More than 55 members werd present at the meeting,, Including 24 new member signed up in the current membership drive of the Shelton Jaycees. IEPORTS FROM drive 'contest chairmen Dick Kieburtg and Stan Parker indicated that at least 30 new membem have been brought into the club during the drive;,and that the contest Js very close Winners in tbe contest will bc given'prizes, 'and the lb'sh" team will receive a special "horse' taft" booby prize. The contest Will be continued for two .weeks until the next meeting. A proposal tha.t the Wives of " ii Jaycee members form a.n auxin tr" a y organization was held over for further discussion a,t the next meeting of tlae club, December. 9. Atomic Dangers (Continued lVrom Page One) .. whici he packed a large quanti.ty of tuna fish.that had fed, on small. er fish of the lgoon. He reported that he had to dis- card all of the apparently delicious food, when he discovered that it was violently radioactive. He said that Such activity cannot be con- trolled by anything man can do, and it sometiraes may take thous- ands of year to die out. He concluded that the Bilinl observations have forcibly dem. onstrated the dangers of any pos- sible atomic( warfare, and h'e pointed out that there can be no winner in any such struggle. THEREFORE, he said, America must work to win and maintain peace, and keep atomic secrets OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL NOON 420 South First St. Phone 56 Owned and Operated by Everett Dillon and Joe, Simpson I I _. I I _11 I were doing everything for their undoing by the destruction of their every means of living and exist- ence, beyond the fatal attacks that were making casualties of their individual soldiers. We were bomb- ing the cities, homes, factories, giving them the full result of a total war that they had created in an effort to master the world. Today we are agreeable to help them over the rough spots until they can carry on under their own efforts, but even In that- charit- able desire, we find ourselves but- ling heads against stone walls, because a fomner ally seeks to pre- vent us from making friends by such kindly assistance. The peo- on hand to watch the cable in- stallation. MANAGER Claude Danielson was elated over the island exten- sion. lack of service to that part of Mason county having been one of his most acute headaches. Materials for the extension have been under order for several years, with the cable recently ar- rived to complete the extension. A splicing of connections at the mainland and island terminals was hoped to be completed by Wednes- day night wiaich would provide service for the islanders for Thanksgiving eve and energy for cooking by electricity of the Thanksgiving turkey. for Christmas a fleet of trucks Itaff of experts to your moving job Bicycles - and efficiently, i type of article you pie of the United States want TIIE CREW of linemen and wg"a-ons |raoved.i You're insured nothing more than to be allowed utility employees, working under to continue with the ways of liv- Manager Danielson and Foreman e while we take over. ing that has been enjoyed since Alva Miller included: C• L. Pot- | ] revolution broke us away from ter.GlennLeonardMiller, RoySteel'umphenourWilbur Flint.and and Many Other Things LON tim shackles and domination of a AI Goodwin. iANSFER European conntry. We want no The cable is a two conductor, single grain of Russian, Genan, Italian, French or Wimbuctoo soil, 15,000 volt capacity and is insu- F I S H I N fi T A C K L E !, " 2nd Phone 66 because we have the things that lated for salt water submarine usage. The actual cable is in- contribute every need for our liv- cased in a lead sheath and is ing satisfaction. But still we are armored with steel. ' FIX life accused of' trying to foment an- Distribution lines on the island m other war and to dominate the have been installed for several I lives of other peoples. If Russia weeks and the only operation nec- I I would mind its own affairs and essary for years of ambitious hop- Third and Cots Phone bring some happiness to its rum- ing on the part of Harstine resi- men man, instead of trying to up- dents to be realized resed after • WE MAKE KEYS • set what to us is a very rosy ap- Tuesday evening with the speed by • KNIVES and SCISSORS SH plecart, then there will be less which PUD employees could make suffering in the world and those the final connection. outside our limits would eventu- f- ally join with us in a fuller ap- preciation of an occasion dedicated to giving thanks for a fine way of life America has much to be grateful for this year as it will have in the future for so long as / its people will resist the rantings. of the world's dyspeptics in their claims that we are all wrong. in the hands of American scien- tists. Earlier in his talk Pautzke de- scribed the work of his department in providing better fishing rend]- Straining your tlons in Washington game waters. He said research has revealed cap wondering what that young steelhead which are send your, beloved hatched in fresh water remain there for their first year before Christmas? What migrating to salt water for their growth to return later as full:size a p h o t o of fish, In order to reduce the number That's right! And of immature fish taken frets the streams as they go out to sea, the see that you "show game department clones many beautifully., Expert pO streams during pring 'months. - ' IN ORDER to compensate for traitures reproduced the loss of the streams to fishr- men, an extensive,.progxam of lake colors dr natural. improvement was undertaken in- cluding poisoning and restocking' 152. where it was found necessary. : The recent project at Spencer Lake was part of this program, Pa.utzke saM, and the game de-  I1_ partment hopes to keep the lake [• closed through next season in or- 1 der to give recently planted fish a good start. He said that fry p:aned in pois- oned lakes have been found to ......... ' • 12a North ..... grow as much as eight inches in length in one season. 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