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im, Second Stage of Duck Dtlek tmnter's are giving Uoir Walter L, Marble Representing the . METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Life and Personal Accident ttnd Health Insurancee 1903 Stevens Phone 709-J Season Opens Tuesday shotguns a second oiling of the season in prcpartion for the sec- ond l.l-day stage of' tim 1947 split- season in this state which opens next Tuesday, The second stage eontinues until the end of this month. Tile first stage, also a 14-day period of shooting, made cluck shooting h,- gal from Get. 2l ttwough Nov, 3. \\; Within A Week ot Placing Your Order we can have m, your hands beautiflfl, plate-:i less-engraved genuine Art- point wedding Invitations a n d marriage announce, meats, Special attention given to silver .nd golden wedding anr, lversary invita- tions. THE JOURNAL Phone 10Q ........................ S00LTO00400,A.SOi00., €ot00TY A MON"00 YOUR .... MERI ..............., C .......... H, A N ............. TS .......... Book- ............ :: ................................ r,'a,'-fet00he, as it.may seem, a. fro,. the mind of Mrs. Gers,di,e ,[ ,. event which occurred 3500 miles Stewart,.the L.M.'s interior decor- materially l:kst Friday's evening exterior, too, it would seem frmn ' Cin:istmas open house in Sheiton'. :his example. s00orcs. I (by shir,oy Thorpe) While tie open house was con- When the man-in-tile-family sider.ed reasomtbly successful by makes his living by cooking, who vvvwv,,,,vvvwvvvwvvvv,vww most of tim merchants contacted by this eolunm scrivener, the crowds which responded were somewhat below expectations and most of the merchants felt that tim big heavyweight championsliip I ight iu Madison Square .Garden ad a diree.t bearing on the turn- Dill. Broadcast over a national net- work at' 7 &Clock, many Shelton- ions Who otherwise would have rome downtown for the open hou kept. their ears glued 'to the radio as the fight, expected to.end in a quick knockout for Champion Joe Louis. lasted 'th.rough the full, 15 rounds an Challenger Joe Wol- cott came wlthin, a whisker of 'staging,the biggest upset ifl mod- 'ern ring history. • • So it, was after 8 o'clock before. the fight was' over, and' too lte for listeners to take in the open ' hofle. does the meal-getting at ilome ? Well, in the case of the Hildcr- man family it's the lady of the house. Even though Hienie Hilder- man feeds a goodly percentage of the downtown working population each clay at iris Chatterbox Care, the meals at home are prepared by Dorothy Hilderman ':because I love to cook," she explains. :1: :it :!: Those.' iland-made dolls which Mrs. E. N. Twohy has been adver- tising in these columns the past three weeks ,will be on display this coming Saturday in the Olsen Furniture Company at Fourth and Cots for those interested in Christ- mas gifts for youngsters. M% Twohy has been taking orders for made-to-order dolls as well as others she makes without special, order at her home at 230 South Second street, but believes this display in a more convenient i Two other, factors wlfich con- location for the shopping public tributed, undoubtedly, to the less- will be of much assistance to 'ened turnout were unfavorable Christmas gift shoppers. weather and the' earliness' of the * * *, ] of Shelton. Captain Dyley, 'closing hplr, eight o elock being Pu!e!%se of UIe Vanity.Deluxe[ who is stationed at Fort Ord, too soon after dtners for: a large eauy uon at. 21 ottn ec- I Califothala, will join his faro- majority of fariflltes in this corn- Dad street.by,,Norma Buior from.] ily here in Shelton for Chvlt- ma and':., let muir: v M nv of those Who did Nellie Weston wascompleted le fur Yeko- .......... t. a , . .... , . leave respond for the open house ,sH¢ti cently ....... hama,,,aapma, in January. they were unable to get around to L Mrs. Waston. had operated the Several Shlton, women among all 'the Stores By' eiglt: o'clock. ,beauty salon since 1941. first in them, Mvs. George Cropper, Mrs.  * " * * " i-the L. M,women's wear i depart- Frank Willard, .Mrs. W. G. Batehe- .That. o¢Ial replica of Santa ment, later moving i[ to its pres- fllar, Mrs.. Willam,,MeKenzio and Claus who winks his electric eye I ent site. ,  .... , -Mrs,' A.. Almaden, .attended the at all who gaze.his' way above tim [ Mrs. Butler .returns: .to Shelton front door o£ the Lumbermen's after a five-year:absence during Mercantile furniture department whioh she operated her.own beauty has given many a .chuckle to those parlor in. Astoria, Ore, and -fresh who view .him and has also given studdnts in some of the elementary grades a cimnce to exercise their drawing talents. - Some of the teachers in the grade school have made it an as- signment "to sketch the winking Santa'. He's a'lso getting some .of the girls in the L. M, credit office and the Simpson Logging Company of, flees on the second floor of the Lumbermen's bui.ding into bad habits, or so they claim: One claimed', she has been watch, ing old St. Nick wink so much that it's made her start winking a( all the men she passes on the street. "Makes it kind of embarrassing/' she complained. The winking Santa sprouted For the Lady in Your Life Beautiful LOUNGING PAJAMAS In Pretty New Shades with LONG FLARING COAT Just the thing to touch Her Hear; A NEW SHIPMENT OF f NEW DRESSES In bright holiday shades Ladies Famous PlaSSie HOODED RAINCOS .............. $3.95 In a large range of colors s Apparel 321 COTA STREET PHONE 228 When I take care of your car, I turn • qUintLUPlets! from complefing a new course.in hair styling.a£ a school.in.Holly, wood. Mrs. Butler operated a •beau- ty, pallor here in. 1,94l ..and 1'942 before moving to Astoria. I Orthopedic G00ild Elects Offieers At Meet Sur/day The formation and naming of officers of the first Orthopedic Guild in Shelton was completed last Sunday afternoon, "at a bu- ness meeting and tea held at the home of Pauline Payne Harris. This guild, which will be known as the "Mayme Bell Taylor Guild" was named in honor of the late Mrs. Arthur Taylor, who was a pioneer of this town and early day school teacher and postmistress. Mrs. Taylor also pioneered the T.B. movementjn Shelton and,was a very eithUsistie:w0rkex, for the , betterment: of L heal:h and the wel- fare of the community. ' Officers elected for the first • term were Mrs, Don Rucker, preSi- dent; Miss Virginia Malloy, seC- retary; and, Mrs. George W7- ener, treasurer. Members of the guild present at the meeting were Mrs. Vern Mil- ler, Mrs. Joe Finn, Mrs. Harry Deegan, Mrs. Elmer Smith, Mrs. Alice Gass, :Miss Carol Oallist, the newly elected offieers M]s. Rucker, Miss'Malloy and Mrs. Wagener and the hostess; The next meeting of, the group, will be held late in January. There are a number of- othe guilds in Shelton Which are in the process of being formed. Simple Servke Unites C6Uple In simple fomnalit at the home of :Mr. ant Mrs. Don Sae- ger, •Miss Molly Maard O f Olym- pia and Charles Horst of Shelton were marriid. The double ,ring, ceremony, .was performedl by.levrend ,Wayne Wright Noveraber 20 as tle coU- The bride, givett in, Lmarriage,by her brother, • Ernest MayaaXd wore a blUe th[ee-quarter lenh ,sleeved afternoon .dress accrtted by a gardenia and rosebud c6r- sage. Her only attendant, i,Margaret Vancil, was gowned .In. a-grey dress with a corsage of white and pink carnations. Mrs. Horst chose a white and green print dress for her , son's wedding accented by a corsage of white and taupe mums,, A reception followed..:the ser- vice it S. A. Eeckh0ut 0f Olympia pouring andi Mrs. ,Donakl Saeger,.eutting the two-tier wed- ding Cal., ,,,. . , ,,, :. Foll0Wiig , a Shot' lionemoon the couple will live in Shelton. 4 Geneia i Of Two atThea00000000 Fou g n t So a family;at dinner is unique these .dFs} Jut last Thanksgiving round,four gn- erations not once, but .twice,' seated around the dinner fble at the Eldon hotel. : r : :  ' ' One of the great-gradmothtt, Mrs. Nellie Matthews of .the Mt- lock route in Shelton: Wad:.. with her daughter, Mis. Ed glVona, her granddaughter, MII, Stanley Smith, and great-granddaughter Marjorie .Ellen Smith, : To make the gathering com- plete, Marjorie Ellen's other great- grandmother was there. She is Mrs. Christian, of Olympia, who was with her daughter, Mrs: Mat- tie Backland, and grandson Stan- ley Smith. The only ,grandfather in the gathering, Ed Krona, felt a bit left out of things--he was out- numbered by the women. llave yon evr stopped to look at the picture above thts idle chatter? I 'Oli(ier how ninny of 1114 can boasl that our yard and back fences look that spacious. It's a shame that so many love- ly homes are marrel by slutmc- fully shabby yards. Kenneth SleD. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 5. SleD, and Bob Nault son of Mr. and :Mrs. Wilford Nault arrived home from Naval Train- ing, center .in' San Diego aud are :spendfig their leave with their parents. :Mrs. Lloyd Raymond of Seattle is visiting at the home of her .sister and brother-in-law. Dr. and Mrs.,A. N. Paxrett. Arriving in Slmlton last week from.Crmel Valley, California, for an exlendel visit with lmr paxenta was Mrs. R. D. Dayley and daughter, Judy Anne•, Mrs. Dayley is tiW daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. J. L. Parson Federated Garden Clubs holiday display at the Olympic Hotel in Seattle over the weekend. New Organization Begins Here For Working, Women The Business and Professional Women's club organized in Shel- ton Monday evening at the Colon- ial House. This federation of working women is the 'largest organized group in the United States, Dis- trict of Columbia, Alaska and Hawaii. : The purpose of the club is to improve conditions of all profes- sions and businesses, present more opportunities, and prepare mem- bers for leadership. Miss Marion Argo, state presi- dent, of Ten:no and Mrs. Ben Wi- ,kander of Elms, district repre- sentative, were here to assist in the organization of the club. School Music Department's ... Concert Praised The Irene S. Reed High School , Music I)t'partn('llt gave an enjoy- able col]cert Thllrsday evening. Thursday, December:Lay, December 11, 1 . On the whole the music was good, well l)layed ;rod well re- hear'sed, The t w o student directors, though nerwms, did n splendid job leading two marches. The Girls Glee Club, a new of ganization this year, did a nice job after they composed themselves in the last numbers. The choW, under the direction of Lynn Shemvood as all the other groups, did a magnificent .job. "Listen to the Lambs," at difficult selection was mmg superbly with a lovely solo by Shirley Bailey. The "Battle Hymn of the Re- public." the only accompanied piece, was well sung and the solo in this was done by Ken Cardinal. The band played brilliantly, all groups doing: a splendid job and muck credit is due the director for his work with the high school musicians. Surprise Slumber Party Held Itere Misses Enestine Crane, Alice Salisbury and Mildred Dugger were co-hostesses for a surprise slumber party honoring the birth- days of Misses Stella .Endicott and Nedra Downer, ,: Folowing a movie the girls went o:. ) the Crane home where the tra- *." ditional birthday song was sung' T.. and cake and cocoa served by the,*.. hostesses• °:" ":,: Orthopedic Auxiliary !i i:: Meets, Elects Officers I: At Monday Meeting The Paul Bunyan Orthopedic Auxiliary met last Monday at tle oo. home of Mrs. Dinty Moore where ,, election of officers was held with .t the following offices being filled: :. Mrs. Torger Lee was elected ! president, Mrs I Bart Robbins, sec- ,. retary and Mrs Dinty Moore, :. treasurer. ',. It was decided that the regular ,.:° eetings will be held on the first Monday of each montk with the i:, next scheduled for January 5 at !. the home of Mrs. John Roberts. :. Members present were Mrs- :* dames Robert Fletcher, Otto Gold- scluaid, Arthur Walton, Peggie !. Mack:e, John Roberts and the :o officers and hostess. Saint David's Guild Plans Christmas Service The Saint• David's Episcopal Guild met Monday at the home of Mrs. Ed. McGill. An election of officers' was held with Mrs. John Roberts elected president, Mrs. Ed McGill, vice president, Mrs. Pearl Dutcher, secretary, and Mrs. Florence Gro- shong, treasurer• At 9 a.m. December 21, in the home of Mrs. George Grisdale, 309 North 2nd St., Holy Corn- taunton will be received. At 11 a.m. a children's service will be held with a Christmas tree and party following. RAINBOW PLANS INITIATION Rainbow initiation will be held December 16 at 7:30 p.m. at 'which time Margaret Qltman, Jackie Ialbert and MaryEllen Pigg will: receive degrees. The Rainbow is giving a formal Christmas ,Snow Dance for the Rainbow .irls, DeMolay Boys and their f, riends Saturday evening, TP, llnis fl RACKET! BY NO-AWL Provides Equal Ta JAC L.M. SPORT1 A heartwarmin Christmas/ You and the joyous For your tray sleeping car sez changes. Passe transfer from c Wise travele WEATHER•., ortably. At ho] : Daily Un the Eas Lv. Olyn Lv. Portl Develop the love of music in your children with records "made especially for them. Records that set favorite nursery ryhmes to music. Your childre listen and learn. Perfect for Christmas a gift that's as entertaining as it is educational. We have a wide selectiO of records and albums by Victor, Colu m° bia, Capitol, Decca and M.G.M. We will be happy to have you listen to your favortt: • . , o pteces during our Chrmtmas period or any other €11 ', Be00kwith's Music store 129 RAILROAD AVE. PHONI 14 at Not if you preset lady with year freedom . . . 'only do-everything : eed.to torpedo the f her such luxury. the Bendix is m maelfine. as much as $90 automatic washers. Dealer makes it • . , with small inst" many months. more, it costs f ' old-fashioned Wash alone, pay you bac and it uses gallon on each load of c her a Bendix, and Washer which has ] of trouble-f wash, triple- Wash, automatically she's not in the h ee the New Be and the Bendix FOR THE GIFT Govey Building : ............... ' ...... 2'::: .... - t .... - :., ** _ , . , - A/1 hal£ a care of or wears ;. tells OES, Masonic Lodge Plain Joint Xmas Party " The, O.E'.s and the Masonic Lo¢ige and families will hold a joint Christmas  party Saturday, Decemoer 13, at th e Masonic Tem- ple • The.m!n',couVse will be served by. the officers,of the groups with the salad, Sisal, dessert potluck. , The, dinner will be served aL 6:30 With a program following. W,SN.A, Meet For Aia! Cirstmas Party • .Tlle,Washinton State Nurses Aoiati0n net .last Monday at the" hge, of MS. B. B. Forman wth MtwMarie Able and Mrs, Irene,lemchrd as co-hostesses. This ,was  regular meeting combirrl ih a Christmas party. FolloWi.n .th'e meeting gifts were ex c h an:,g:ed and refreshments served by,the hostesses. The, next meeting will be held in January. .r'i Jacks-----on On Deeoratmn Committee pacific University, F o r e s t Grove, Ore S e • . , o( p cial)Marjory JackSOn,. Iresnman at Pacific Uni- versity,, has been appointed to the decora.mns committee of the an- nual formal dance to be presented by the Associated Women Stu- dentS of. Pacific,M: it was ammunced today Dy ss Edna Tarr, Dean of Women. The dance is to be held in the sunken ballroom Of the Masonic Temple in k'ortIand on Friday, De- cember 12.. MiSS Jackson, daughter of (. H. Jackson, HoodsPort , is major- ing in dramaat acificUnivcrsity. She is a.grauuae of the Irene S. Reed llgn scnogl in Shelton, where she partidipated in the G.A.A,, school plays, band, choir, and many other activities. ] I become an E.IrRbr, Because in Shellubrieation I;folto afactory-appro red chart of your carjttt like a blueprint and specification heet. dI%e been trained to know--and use14, slecial lubricants and 15 different kinds, of luipmat ; ; ; and a Detettive. Many of the "serv- what to watch out for. That's also my job • o, to warn you before troubles happen : :  and a Co|or, I empty ash trays •.. wash windows •,, vacuum.o sweep the inside, wipe off the outside of your car. I check tires, lights, battery" and radiator. Do a dozen etra servicesbut at no extra cost ;;; finally, an Auditor. With Shellubri- cation, ,you get a "picture-chart" rece/pt- showing exactly what's been done for your ca--point by point. So you can be sure everying has been cared for! FAY BAKER HOME AFTER SEATTLE HOSPITALIZATION Mr. Fay Baker, native of this community, returned to Shelton re- cently after two month cnfie- merit in the Providence Hospital in Seattle• Mr. Baker will continue his treatment at th Shelton neral Hospital but will reside at .home. 0000arge Audience Hears Symphony "A large audience, including many Shelton music lovers heard tlle fst appearance of the Pacific !Symphony Orchestra in Olympia last Thursday, ,The orchestra tk)rmed only this fall in a re-orgahization brought about by the Olympia Fine Arts Gtfild, gave  splendid' perform- once of interesting and generally , difficult tousle. • . The symphony was highlighted '.by, the masterf(d•presentation of :Mozart and the great. Brahms C. Minor Symphony presented by the sensitive and well-trained musi- cians. Mr. Eugene Lindon, the director, is, well known for his brilliant reading of Mozart. ,With SUCh excellent music so close to Shelton it affords an op- p0rtunity for finer arts to be ac- cepted and enjoyed by all in this vicinity. b Twelve members have already een accepted and the charter membership is still open to any woman who works for a living• Officers were elected with :Mes- dames Corn Kelly as president, Estelle Henderson. vice president, Alice Gass. secretary and Andrew Kruiswyk, treasurer. The meetings will regularly be held on the first and third Wed- nesday of the month with the meeting place to be announced later. December 2O, at the Masonic Tern- • ....... , ..., .... , • ..... ,, .... , • • ,,,,,:.€,-. 31e. • oO, ,%'°.°°`*•;*%*°;'°;•%°°;%*%*%*°;°°;%**$*°;*°;°`*°;°;*%°%*%*•;*%*°;**;**;*%*%*%?%°°;°°;*%*°;° • Burgeson R Home SerVice 1221 FRANKLIN PHONE 112" CLOSED SATURDAYS FINE FOR CHILDREN'S ROOMS OR THAT EXTRA RADIO Guaranteed Repairs ALL MAKES  HOME OR AUTO EVEN BURGESON HAS NEW. RADIOS SENTINEL Als0a Few Keeonditioned and Guar: USED RADIOS " $15.ff0- $25.00 • . . "and Certificate in UNi