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Thursday, November 2
business. His
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CHAMIE F OF
i:N0vember 28, ]946.
i i . i .
I GARDEN EXPERT TO SPEAK
| BEFORE QUILCENE P.T.A.
I Cecil Solly, noted Northwet
I garden expert, will address mem-
bers of the Quilcenc P.T.A. Wed-
nesday, Deceinber 4, at 8 p.m. at
the Quilcene gymnasium. Speak-
SlTLTON-MABOI ,( JOIRIAE," Page t3,
i f i i i t . i [ i t .. ...d . t t i
,i
S0CI t (W { NIS Coneert Planned By. A'*MtSS H ERR,CK HONOREDsuR,R,SE SH OWE. ........... LIT'LE'" ""ACK' ' ..... ....
Shelton Mixed Chorus . A surprise shower honoring Miss : -]-[ORNER
A pr¢-ChrlSLmas concert is be- Virginia Herrlck was given No-
ing planned by the hembers of vember 13 at the home of Mrs.
the Shelton Mixed Chorus, ten- Crosswhite. Thirty-five friends of dtdEX 1T COME5 TO I:OOTBALL L
tatively for December 10. here Miss Herrick enjoyed the after- A fELLOW CN'T B BACK-
,n on the landscaping of the Union Ladies Club I Library Talk Heard
Quilcene school grounds, he will
explain fully the preparation of Plans Bazaar-Carnival I By Hood Canal Ladies
the soil and general planting of The Union Ladies CIub is anti-[ In her talk on '"he Public Li-
evergreen and flowering shrubs, cipating a large attenlance ofl brary,"the Public's School," Mrs.
' . community people at the Bazaar[ Plumb. stressed the impo,ance of
DAUGHTER VISITS HOME and Carnival to be given by the[the world of books in educating
Mrs. R. K. Callaham of Ala- organization Saturday, December l adults in the understanding need-
ed to achieve world peace. An au-
meda has been the houseguest of 14, at the Masonic hall in Union
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy l The doors of the hall will op'en
Hutchinson, for the past few at 1:30 p.m. for the bazaar which
weeks. With Mrs. Callaham was will be followed by the carnival
thor, herself, she explained the
fundamentals in the writing and
appl'eciatign of fictio,,n, which is
often a "sugarrcoated' method of
h " '
: rough the years the records you giv, e this
)istmas will be played over and over
,re!Y, this is a gift that lasts forever. Choose
W from our class,ira! and popular selec-
ions.
0000ECKWITH'S
SHELTON MUSIC STORE
ii +,+++ :i+
her husband who is presently at-
tached to a naval station at Ala-
meda.
CANNING
SUPPLIES
Jars - Rings - Crocks
Waterglass
For Putting Up Egg
Olympia Feed
Company
+
O'Nielll Bldg. - Sh¢lton
\\;
A BRIGHT, BEAUTIFUL,,
Holiday Dress
caUt yourself o,.n your shopping list now. You
n out-glamour any setting. Have color, or
glitter ' or'" both, Or spangled black• ' Rayon
Crepes, wool blends. Misses', juniors, w0men
7.90 to 1.0..90
Dream Robes
FOR HER CHRISTMAS
QUILTED RAYON.' Pret:
ty floral printcl crepe. Soft
pastel rayon lining. Misses"
sizc, 12-20.
11.90
and vaudeville. The program will
end'at 11 p.m. education for those who avoid
Of special interest will be the "subject books," the library-world
"Shortage" booth which will in, term to replace the negative-
elude such items as. shortening, sounding one of "non-fiction."
nylons, marshmallows, a lamp and Calling attention to the un(otu-
other scarce commodities. Other[nate reading choices made by the
booths planned are bingo, fancy.[ public,'Mrs. Plumb en, tertained her
work and aprons, "dodgem,'; cake, ] aulience by reading ' singing corn-
coffee and doughnuts, card games lm ereiais,'' humorousJy sggested
and fortune telling, by a library publication as a pos-
The club expresses special ap-I Bible oluton to h¢ problem of
preciati0n ' to Shclton merchants I making various library/ depart-
who have donated the merchan-] m ents appeal 0 the public.
dise tp be used in the booths. [ "Big Timber," the most recent
The Union Ladies club is spon-[ of the Shelton librarian s writings
sPring the Union school's Christ- i is a vivid story of a logging camp
ms program, candy and purchase [ in the Olympic Peninsula and is
of electric ChriStmaS tree lights [ include • in t hook, "Stoie from
for the school's use. In former tthe Wet," part of a eies en-
years the lights" had to be bor- titled "Children of the U.S.A.,"
rowed from community people. [ published for schools and chlldreh'8
- librahes. Mrs• Plumb as 'intr0-
iNTEILOCUTORY DECREES duced by the library ehairmn
Jdge J: M. Wilsbn Saturday in Mrs. C€cll Gilbert: ......
Supe.rio Court granted lnterlocu- Te day being library day, a
tory ¢ecrees of divorce to Cleo number of new books were aded
Nehring from Gordon Nehring and to fhe'lib)arY, incldding one given
awarded plaintiff the custody of in emorY of the l'ae Mr I;unt
the minor chldr'e; to Irene Gosk i by Mrs. Margaret Jackson.
from Alexander' . Gosk and to ] An0her hihJight was a uber
Bessie B01en from Charles C. of 15oeih recitdcl' by Mrs. ny
Bolen. B'rown, who included one of her
TO SPEND THANiS!V!NG
WI'TH' DAUGHTER ........
Mrs. Fred Rose left Friday for
Lewiston. Ida., to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday With her
daughter, Mrs. HaT#by F. Rose.
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS
TO Mt=ET THURSDAY
Mrs. Warren Earl will be host-
ess for the Mason County Chapter
14, Daughters of the Pioneers of
Washington. The meeting will be-
gin at 2 o'clock Thursday, Decem-
ber 5.
own original poems, which were
very mudh enjoyed. .' •
Mrs• Margaret McVay, general
chairman of the bazaar 1:o be giv-
e for the benefit of. the club
house fund, reported that every-
thing is going according to sched-
ule and that everyone is, so en-
thusiastic he Is mJre it will be a
great success. /
Mrs, Hill, International Rela-
tions chairman, called tl,e atten:
tion of the members to the nhces"
sity of becoming better informed
on matters, pertainin.g to the
U.N.O.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, legisla-
tive chairman, reported on Refer-
endum No. 14.
Mrs. Dalby, music and air chair-
man, asked ll Whowere'interested
in organizing group singing to
notify her.
A new club song was adopted,
the lyric composition by Mrs,
Elizabeth Robinson and the music
by Mrs. Fanees Radtke.
The following new members
were received: Mrs. Plumb, Mrs.
Dalby, Mrs. Knutson, Mrs. Bacon
and Mrs. Catto.
The Lilliwaup ladies served a
most delicious lundheon.
VISITS' SISTER AT
MACRAE RANCH
D McTavish of Coquitlam, B C,
spent a few days ls eek with
his Sister, Mrs. W• J, MacRae of
th%lVIaeRae r.anch,
SHELTON WOMAN'S" CLUB
TO MEET DECEMBER 2
Mrs. Grover BrewSter"will be
hostess for the Shelton Woman's
Club Monday, December 2, at her
home for a 1 0'clock luncheon.
There will be Chri§tmas gift ex-
change. Mrs. Niha Miller will
have charge 0f the Program, the
subject of which i "The Origin of
Christmas and Christmas Tradi-
tions."
CHENILLE
ROBES. Bright
colors in deep pile
chenille. Sizes 12 to
•20.
8.65
Gift Slips Girls' Sweaters
P
and lace trimmed slipovers with crew necks.
% 32-44. Gay colors. 34-40.
%
].55 ' ,P8 to .08
Eagleknit Headwear
Girls' and Misses' wool to-
boggan caps. Hood, match-
mg mittens.
1.49
Men's Cods
Sizes 29 to 38-inch waist. In
brown, blue and gray.
are between 35 and 40 enthusiastic
members of the chorus this year
and aDo.ther fine concert is being
anticipated.
Appointive officers of the group
include the following: Music com-
mittee, Lynn Sherwood, director;
Mrs. Charles Funkhauser, accom-
panist; Mrs. Bernhard Winiecki,
Mrs. Donovan Pahner and Mrs.
R. W. Norvald; publicity, Grant
Packard; hospitality, Mrs. A, L.
Ferwerda; membership, Mrs. R. B.
Dlckey, and librarian, Mrs. Nor-
vald.
BIRTHp&YS, CELEBRATED
: The home 0f Mr. and rs. E F-
nest Gunters was the €ei€, oJa
double birthday celebrat0n Sun:
day evening h0noring Ben Drake
and Mrs. Gert¢le Westc0tt. Cards
Were played during le evening
With hOnors going to Ernest Gun'-
ter, Chuck Huntington, Bee Dxake,
Mrs. Vera Huntington, Mrs. Gert-
rude Westcott, andMrs. Florence
Palm. Erpest Ounter, an M. rs
Avis Seeder w6,n the' fl6,atgg lze',
GOTTF R I r EDT TA, TE
George N. Adams, L, A. "Ca'ns6n
and Carl G. Quarnstrom were ap-
pbinted ap]raisers Of, he Q0tt
fried' PuSte estate by Judge 'WI:
son "ns periOrCohrt'Sitthrday.
PRANGE TO ELECT.
An election of Pomona officers
will be held Suhday, December 8,
t 11 a m at tl/e Sheton Grange,
noon of games.
Mrs. Doc Eddy and IV[rs. Rose-
nan received prizes for winning
games. The hostesses were Miss
Elsie Warren and Miss Marie
Crosswhite. Ice cream, cake and
coffee were served to the ladies.
Miss Herrm is expected to be
married to Jim Widmyer of Col-'
vine, Wn., in the near future. The
couple will make their home ifl
Colvllle.
RELATIVE VISITS
Elmer Worden of Touchet will
spend the wintervisitiag his sis-
tdr, Mrl Erl Legget o$ Shelton.
MEETING SCH LED
The NIghb'ors of Woodcraft
will meet' at the home of Mrs•
Minnie B. Myers, 430 Laurel St.
lVI_onday, December 2. _
LESSONS
Children and Adult
TAP, TOE, BALLET,
BALLROOM; ACROBATIC
and All Styles :
Every Wednesday
' a t06'l:m,
Shdt Eagles Hall
: ..... ,Phone Union. 385
I "
Give Her
An E!ectrolux
VACUUM CLEANER"
Christmas This Year
And Use Our Cotv6niont
WARD £ UNCL( ,JIM
AY, M:$ GOT 'TO PotG;
,.;AD .t, OWN miTATIgE/
No need for that gift selec-
tion to put you or( the de-
fensive. Y0ur i.nRialv .Will
turn you tY BCK.tTWi
• . . a n offengiv¢ action t,at
gets reul;S' ep.'y ti 'r
all tlme"wlh 'llilts t.ha" kellP
on giving, + as for instance a
S,e.l,n fpr ur mtl d-
p+artm:at. ' " • '
A rd+'how is .the, time to get
your
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
;elthe;
Holiday Seasom
OaO2S ]" ""
V.,iotor Albm
perry. Come Sgs ¢,rry
.... "+ .' W, icto.r Album
Bins ro,b - err
De.tea:
'Twas b! N$lBefvre
Christmas •
........ Fred ,Warng--Dec¢,
Chr4smas T'e
Fetturing' D:egnna Dr!rhea,
Judy Garland, Kenny Balce
Dcca
The Christmas Song
When YOU T¢m Your
Christmas Trey
Les BrownColun)bia
W{e Christmas
Jingle Bells
*' Frank Sinatt-r-Co!tlmba
Silent Night
AdeSte Fdvlis
F.rank ,inatraC0hmt
Christmas Gavels
Victor Chorale
Victor
Silen¢, Night
0 Come ;4 e va{tlul
+ ' Loadba Strlhg qbarette
.... Decca
anta ClaUs l¢+omig
To Town . :
JingZe Bells
ing Crosby and
AndreW ' Slst,¢rs:--Decca
SHOP I SEATTLE
Mrs, Ed ' $Ic0l, Mrs. I Paul
Schlosser and Mrs. wt.ton , scitt
spent a day or So the first'of this
w, eek Christmas shopping in Seat-
tle,
CURTIS C. KIDD ESTATE
Harry Kidd special administra-
tor for the Curtis C. Idd estate,
was discharged ts such Saturday
in Superior Court b'y' Judge Wil-
son, and appotrte driristrator
of the estate. ' ....
EARL V. JS ESTATE
Friday, November 22, bore
Clare Engelsen,, €ourt cdmmission-+
er, Polly Jadobs wa appointed 'ad-
ministratrix of the'Earl . Jac0bs
estate aid her ond fixed at $250.'
A PI:?R A I SER-RA P PO, I NTED
Judge John . Wiis0a' appSlnted
George'N. Adarm, . , D1ehl and
Phil Bayley appraisers p thd
Frank L.:Cfiasd bste+td SaturdaY, i,n
Superior Court.
CARL (JACK) YOUNG ESTatE
• 0n the final report and p, etition
for disribfit9 of Xnnie TOrg
Odgan, eXeCutrix 0f, "the Can
(Jack) Yog estate,'Juge Wil-
son Sgne+t the, de@0 idlgBu=
petter Court Saturday. ....... .
/sAc 8. R ET+Te
A decree of dfgtPlbution as
slgt3ed bp Judge J. M. WIson Sat-'
urday in upeYiot Court, onhear -
ing the' flna] report and petition
for distribtlti0t of Lawxenee Cos-,
ser, a+iminist'ratpr..
ANGi0LIN MA. NFBEDI
+ ESTA'TE
George N. Adams G, Trlplett
nd A1 Howard Wer ap.oiled
of th Anglllina' Man:
Jack Manley
Only Author=;ed El¢orolux Represontgtlve lit Mason Cou+ty
Phone 2-W-2, Hoodsport, or
l00llmer IClectz|¢
209 Cote Street - Phone 664
of
..:..+ 1.2
Christmas
ter Wonderland .... 3,+¢
Azd Others
BECKWlTH00
SHELTON MUSIC STOI.
120 Railroall" Phone 143
t
l
i
_eate Saturday during. Su- !I ;ii<! "i .+. i
APPO, .
George N. Adams,'H. G,. Ang*el" L+" .......... ," " '
ad Elliot B • Splng ver 'ap- [ i.,: +..., +':>'
pointed appraiser+ of the er, } : +:r,:.,'.'+ . . + '' " '
l9Tenzen estate by Jtage. a..-, t:t. + 1 ,::: .+,+.++.:", " IP'
Wilson i Superior Co,u S£qraaY . [.: + +""+
, l k' ;,,, 'z+ • I
,P," ' ONES ELECTI 'N ' L T N '
Because of th gnnw last week[ ,AS !NO 0VI,I :ESS IN ¥ouB G]F ,
the Sheltor Valley 'Gange P0st- Your port mt Is permanent, the perfect gift at Christmas . . . ,
p.ne their e!ectign of of ficersb.er . the most personaI and economical present you can give Come ,
til me t*rst "rnurs+day m I+c n, • 12+ • ..... ' ' ' ' + ',' , -- ' .....
December 8 there will be a Pomona[R r In no wana pose zor your 1946 Chmstmas portrait:gift. Make . ..
Grange meeting. ' an appointment today. ' i
"T!le best reed for th bes[, '+ ' . '
Navy ',that's he Slogan 0f the [ A kT i r ][ II1, {; rid T T ]r T #'%
Navy recruiting ser,ic? teeny.L% J= lt l Vy D J U JlJ I[ U :
01nY the finest men are clio, sen zort Q2 19 Rai road Avenue ' • ' ' ,,,,= sa
this, the finest branch of our €ou -l-_ - , ' ,
try's a+rrqea forces. S+exg+uN+av[ ,. " ,