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Thursday, December December 18, 1947.
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i Fire Girls Plan ,.C"'STMAt.,,.,,LNTO"Y.y, T,,.,.T Belfair Women's
for Mothers Th,, elementary schools will pre- -,
Chesk Cha May Camp prog:ram at 8 p.m. tonight ill the The l?,elfair Women's Club De-
,EEDTaESLIYl 14. will entcrt.ain their Lincoln Gym. All lh'e Sh,,li(m low- october meeting last Wednesday
0TF. 3"E Pc With a hmcheon, or grade scho,,ls will participate
will be served by in tim program, including stu- qv<ning was tte ocetlsion for the
orRanization's anllLlai Christnms
)¢L,I:tMRI'ION Cr0ES5 'is in ttle home of 'their dents from IAncoln, F, ordcaux and parl.y.
Mrs Winston Scott, and the Airport. After a short business session
WRY_)[ Il Horace Skclsey, assist- Parents and friends are invited the group was entertained by a
Il also attending, to attend tim affair.
• LJ quartet of club members singing
IWill be exchanged and car-
by the group. USE JOURNAL WANT ADS Christmas songs. The quartet,
consisting of Mrs. R. W. Cady,
Jr., Mrs. G. E. Wieland, Mrs. Tom
Marsh and Mrs. William Forsyth,
was accompanied by Mrs. J. A.
Their delightful program of
i afford a new ELECTROLUX va¢llUl Christmas music was well received
and air purifier, though, if you bwYl by an appreciative audience.
%CK MANLEY. His criers are al will Later Mrs. Ed Fischler, Mrs.
ble . . . quality high. 'Drop in anytl George Shacklcford, Mrs. G. E.
/0 Wieland, Mrs. Win. T. Walbaum,
these wonderful machines on disPl! Mrs. John Matson and Mrs. Guy
.MER ELECTRIC, 207 Cota Street' Williams, refreshments hostesses,
oodsport 2-W-2, or Shelton 664. beautifullyserved a deliciOUSappointcdlUnChtable.from a
The Christmas welfare fund was
swelled by the generosity of the
70 members present. The next
month's program, a discussion of
children's books, was announced
hy Mrs. William Wing.
For Your HEATER - CIRCULATOR - Homemaking Committee
OIL STOVE - FURNACE Plans Party Tomorrow
The members of tile Women of
M a the Moose Homemaking Commit-
y BE THE SMART FELLOW! tee and their husbands will hold
PHONE 196 their annual Christmas party at
Have a full oil tank and be able to keep your the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
tomorrow evening, De-
' |i. thermostat set for constant comfort,
cember
19
v ,'.'''''" EAT |:!,,.._ Each person is asked to bring"
avl | . a gift for exchange not exceeding
IiIave a SUPPLY of STORAGE TANKS .,0 cents.
PHONE 242
_d[( from 50 to 1,000 gallons for new oil burner installations , ..........
Ill
l|i=;' 1- --- I SD'BSCRIBE TO
; ., 1P.l=k.. n ir%ll ll_n i The HOOD CANAL
NEWS
I, . I Union, Wash.
,i ' , Mason County Distmbutor for Associated O I Products I $1 50 year in Mason County
.......... lb. Sg;*: : 'll
..
Beef ...... lb. 29pi c UOTOR SALES
[(Rib)... lb. 4
...... .... lb. 3
TURKEYS
UCKS, CHICKENS
S H A M S ii • .
• ...... For Better Automotmve Servre
Jtry mmng • • • ® • •
i iFender and Body Repairing Wheel Ahgnmg
- BULK SAUSAGE 49¢
] g and Color Matching ® ® Steam Cleaning "
Estimates Gladly Furnished on Any Job
"THIS' TIME IT'S HUDSON"
ER ONE ROOF
WILL GET IT FOR
mr Regular Lines of
IAL SUPPLIES
Ld Now
tmas Tree Li
corations
OUR CHEAPEST :-
ON ON ELECTRIC HEATING .......
supp.. --E. A.
Phone 645 / -
V
i
s Present /
?::B ............ $150 :
l Telephone
mmunication. Not a toy ,x
L5,50 '-'---
:weight Irons :
rocker, Proctor $5
)S / o
$1600
:eam Irons
8 "
• Pay WeeMy
)er Sets -diamond engagement ring
in smart]' styma, exquisitely
$2.50 fashioned setting of 14K ha,
$42.00 rural go.
$59.50
SHELTON-][ASON COUNTY JOURNAL
, ............................................... . Cubs Slate Christmas
X ' -= . -- ilil
ii • I " . :i.! Party For Friday Night
"" OOClal Events ""
.:. CubScouts of Pack 10 willhave
• , Dee, 19, in tile basement of Lin-
.L...;**;..;..;..;..;...;..;..;.,;.¢..;** .;**;..;o.. ;.;..=**;....;.€..;..;.;%. ** ... ....;.. ;..;..***.. :..} ] coln Grade School. Cubmaster
Claude Pevey urges all parents
Hoodsport PTA Hack Home Scene to attend.
Hears Shelton
School Speakers
An interesting evening was
spent reviewing children's liter-
ature by members of the Hoods-
port School P.T.A. when they met
last Thursday evening in the
school house.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hudson
of Shelton brought their opaque
projector to show pictures direct
from the newest books, enlarged
in their own colors on the screen•
Mrs. Hudson told of the con-
tents of these books especially de-
signed for grade school children.
while Mrs. Mary Anderson, also of
Shelton, assisted by placing the
pictures in the projector.
Spectators were impressed with
the novelty of this entertainment
and Mr. Hudson allowed them to
inspect the machine.
During the business session of
the meeting, the association voted
themselves a project for the year,
the donation of a sum of $100 to-
ward play equipment for the
Hoodsport school, the money to
be earned by fund raising affairs.
Room count showed that chil-
dren of Mrs. Cook's room were en-
titled to the monthly party for at.
tendance. Mrs. Larson of Pot-
latch and Mrs. Frances Radtke
were appointed to entertain.
Plans were discussed for the
Christmas candy project, an af-
fair which has been taken care of
for many years by the community
at Yuletide season when donations
are taken to furnish a sack of
candy, nuts and fruit to every
child.
For the past three years ladies
qf the Hoodsport School P.T.A.
have donated their time and ef-
forts to organize this affair. A
committee was appointed consist-
ing of Mrs. Millie Deschamps, Mrs,
Alice McClanahan with several
other ladies volunteering their
help. _--
New GoveyGuild
Organized Here
Holds First Meet
edicThe . . ey P
Guild met December 4 at the home
of Mrs. Gene Hanson.
This guild was named in honor
of the late Mr. Govey for his un.
tiring efforts in the modernizatioh
of the Shelton General Hbspital
and general betterment of medical
facilities for the care of sick and
injured in this Community.
Officers elected for the coming
year were, Mrs. Oliver Kelly, pres-
ident; Mrs. Fred Doherty, secre-
tary; and Mrs. Lobert Bell treas-
urer.
The guild will meet the first
Thursday in each month except for
the first meeting which will be at
the home of Mrs. Fred Doherty
off January8. ' '
Members of the guild are as fol-
lows: Mrs. Ernest Grant, Mrs.
Richard Hill, Mrs.' Roy Kimbel,
Mrs. Albert 5Iunrb, Mrs. A. B.
Govey, Mrs. S. W. Price, Mrs. Don
Remsberg, Mrs. Roy Ritner, Mrs.
Steve Rupert, Mrs. Virgil Smith,
Mrs. Fred Snelgrove, Mrs. Don
Sperling, the officers and the
hostess ab6ve mentioned.
WITH
m Fixtures
;e or Sink
[ Lamps $4
,,hts. $4.71 set to
Wreaths $1.07 $300
;1.99 to $3.40 Trade at the Store That Love Built
;Lights 49 '.ad,'Starwaoh,' F 2eckwith
. 89 ¢ to $3. withlT-jewel movemenL--rfamed = []
for accuracy and dependability.
00tric
GIFT$ JEWELRY MUSIC
Phone 645
Of Gala Garden
Club Yule Party
THE SHELTON GARDEN Club
met Monday afternoon in the pine
playroom of the L, D. Hack home
with approximately 40 present.
The room was festively decor-
ated in keeping with the holiday
season accented by a 20-foot
Christmas tree gayly adorned with
lights and ornaments.
Many games were played using
the theme of Garden Club as the
basis. In a tree-naming "contest
four ladies tied with perfect
scores.
Those naming all tree samples
shown correctly were Mesdames
George Drake, F. M. Gage, Guy
Hutchinson and A. J. Conner.
Straws were drawn for the prize
with Mrs. Conner winning.
In a song and picture contest
two other ladies tied for first :i:
place, Mrs. Walter Elliott, Sr., and I:',
Mrs. Frank Mako, Mrs. Mako .:.
pulled the winning straw for the ii
prize. _
Another type of tree naming J.
contest was won by Mrs. Walter ,:.
Elliott, Jr. i!:
In the holiday displays entered .
Mrs. F. M. Gage won first place
for her swag made of Yew. Hon-
orable mention went to Mrs..4.1-
fred Killmer for her swag and
Mrs. Phil Fredson for a lovely
wreath.
THE FANCILY wrapped gift
cmpetition was won by Mrs.
rle Gonter with Mrs. Phil Fred-
son again receiving honorable
mention.
Mrs. Don Woods won first place
in tli childs gift department.
In the miniature tree fray Mrs.
Hutchinson received first place for
her gum-drop tree; Mrs. W. D.
Coburn took second place and Mrs.
Minnie DeMiller placed third.
Mrs. Phil Fredson took first
place in the table centerpiece con-
test.
A large carton was filled with
the white pound packages to be
given away.
Supper was served at the close
of the afternoon.
The club would like to take this
opportunity to thank the L. D.
Hacks for their wonderful 'hos-
pitality in offering their home for
the Garden Club's Christmas
meeting.
'It was •announced that anyone
wishing to assist in making small
holiday wreaths for the hospital
trays Christmas morning should
come to the home of Mrs. Robert
Miller, 1027 Elinor St., today
(Thursday) at 1 p.m.
Cuttings of small sh'ubs, rib-
bon, large jar rings and berries
are needed for the making of the
wreaths.
Dinner at Raus
Enjoyed by Club
There was a no-host dinner par-
ty at Rau's chicken dinner inn
Saturday, November 13.
The tables were adorned with
holly and red and green tapers.
The rooms were attractively dec-
orated for the hOliday festivities.
After a chicken dinner the
guests spent the evening dancing
and in group singing, accompanied
by Mrs. Dwight Morris at the
piano.
The tnembers of the Union La-
dies Civic Club and their hus-
bands who participated were: Mr.
and Mrs. H. Mawson, Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Grout, Mr. and Mrs. Lud
Andersen, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Ma-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wyatt,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buechel,
Mr. and Mrs. George Lyons, Mr.
and Mrs. Fritz Dalby, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Gott, Mr. and Mrs. Judd
Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mr-
ris, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brun-
strom, and Mr. and Mrs. DaVid
James. Mrs. Gene Stark was es-
c'orted by Phlllip Johnson due to
the absence of Gene who is at
Pullman and will be home this
Saturday for the holidays.
The opening ceremony will be
conducted by Den 3 with Charles
Kinsey in charge. There will be an
investiture ceremony, and the pre-
scntgtion of several awards and
advancement badges. The closing
ceremony will'be conducted by
Den 4 with Charles Beret in
charge..
The Cubs are to bring exchange
gifts to bc placed trader the
Christina's tree. Each den will
present a collection of unused
toys or games for other boys who
may not otherwise get any Christ-
mas presents.
'Refreshments will be served by
the sponsoring, organization, the
Lincoln P.T.A., according to an
announcement by its president.
Mrs. Gene Hanson.
• ...... • • . • • • :":'. • r
i TOTEM
CURIOS
Phone 426 Union, Wash.
Union Civic .Club
Meets For Party
Mrs. Nolan Mason and Mrs,
Fritz Dalby were hostesses for the
Union Ladies Civic Club meeting
on December 11. The home of
Mrs. Mason was beautifully dec-
orated with a snow scene on the
mantel, many 'bouquets of ever-
eens, and with a lovely large
hristmas tree, .
Under this were the gifts for
which names were drawn at the
previous meeting..For the center-
piece on the buffet table was a
tiny decorated Christmas tree.
The guest of the day was Mrs.
B. B. Forman of Shelton.
New members are Mrs. Walter
Frankland and Mrs. Lud Ander.
Sell.
Final arrangements were made
for packaging of Christmas candy
for the children, clean-up plans for
after Christmas program, and re-
ports were given on the bazaar.
It was announced by Mrs. David
James that the Christmas party
would be Thursday, December 18,
starting at 7:30 p.m. in the Ma-
sonic Hall.
The next meeting will be Jan-
uary 8 at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Brunstr0m.
R.C. Spanish Club
Holds Gala Party
The R.C. Spanish club held an
all-member hostess Christmas par-
ty with all members present last
Thursday. The honor guests for
the evening were Misses Ruth
Creasey, for whom the club is
named, and Alice Gee.
Holiday gifts, were exchanged
and games were played.
Milre Grimes entertained by
singing and playing the piano,
after which all present joined in
singing carols.
The next Spanish class will meet
January 5, 1948, at the home of
Agnes Alexander.
t I'M HAVINGTNE
GI :EEl IS FOR CHRIST-
TAPIOCA
Hixson
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HC/CAN YOU
AND HAVE A Bl" FOOD STORE
COCONUT
Sweetened
PK ............... 19 €
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PUMPKIN
Rock Dell
LGE.
CAN 29*
NAPKINS
Household
PEAS FRUIT
303 Lkota COCKTAIL
Heart's Delight
Distinctive Gifts 2 CANS .... 21 ¢ LE. At € LOE.
CAN .............. -, G ............. 19'
HAND CARVED ORANZ-S I I CANDY COFFEE
gany Book Ends
Mule Heads, Horse New Navels I':: . I'ard .MIX Maxwell House
HALF $.1 -oz. '" g 0 .... $9 ntt
,i CRATE' " I PKG ............. dO -LB$. IL eV
Heads,
Salad
Bowls,
Mixing andspoons, Forks,Individuali All Prices Good @hrough Xmas
Also a Good. Stock of Cranberries, Sweet
Jewel
and
Cigarette
Boxes, Trays Spuds, Mince Meat, Mixed Nuts, Ohves,--
Carved in Haiti. Candy Canes and Pineapple Juice
CERAMICS
bY Virginia Weaver
MANY OTHER DIFFERENT
AND UNIQUE GIFTS
11 a.m. till 8 p.m.
TUesday through Sunday
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ranges are on th00s
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Model R J-40 Shown
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• Never before have we offered a medium priced
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tures. No home baking or toasting job is too big for
the large one-piece oven.., a 25-pound turkey, or 6
loaves of bread, or an entire oven meal will go into it
with room to spare. And this oven is so thoroughly
insulated that you can bake without heating up the
whole kitchen. See this new Frigidaire Electric Range
before yoa buy.
• Cook-Master automatic
oven control
• Automatic time signal
• 5-Speed Radlantube
surface units
s Deep, smokoless4ype
broiler
• Thormizer doop-well
cooker and Idding pan
• Stainless porcelain
cooking top
• Full.width storage drawe
• Fluorescent cookin84op
lamp
Many, many others
you should soo !
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