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Plan Now To Attend the
Ben,efit Dance
for The JUNIOR EAGLES
Hew Years Eve
In EGLES HALL
Sponsored by Shelton Aerie No. 2079
DOOR PRIZES
- . ] ning.
I T T
.SIeEL2,0:N-<&01q ;COLIW?V .IouIIqAL
i
WatChHonestReturnedFide I Shows Benefits Rise
By
Final eompihiti0n of results in.
__n__r lh,, takon by tlte 00edcr,,,
One Shelton lady found lnst
Social Security Administration
weel tta: .Imll,rittl Want Ads Old
field office in Olympia duriu Oc- Canal Bazaar Is
pay. tober has revealed that the nlnn-
Mrs. Bernice Stewart placed an bcr of ¢digiblc persons who lost Success; Prizes
qid in Thl Jourllal stating that l)enefits by faillug to register has
had 00rl,e, w,*istwat00l, d,.o,>pc00 from <>,,e i,, four to Galore Are Given
and offerP(t a reward for it:l re-
ii 12. Another financial success equal-
tilt'n. Tile stn'voy followed a similar ing last year's record, was the re-
Friday Mrs. Bill Smith returned poll which was made in February sult of the I?,uilding Bazaar spon-
the wa.teh to }Ii's. Stewart's son, and which was lsed for temper)- sored by l;he Hood Canal Woman's
Jnck Stewart, working in th<e L.M. son. The drop in lost benefits was Club and held last Saturday if-
attributed to the publicity cam- ternoon and evening in the Hoods-
sportsgoods department, stating paign by the agency which has port school
that sh( had found the diamond- resulted n) a more coral)lets
studded waLl:it on the floor of the knowledge of tile old-age and sur- The complete cooperation of
business and professional people
ten-cent store, river's insurance progam, of Shelton and the Hood Canal
When offered the lromisc, d re- Benefits are lst by survivors area. combined With the endeav-
ward. Mrs. Smith refnsel, failiiig to register c.laims with ors of ehlb members made pos-
Needless to say Mrs. Stewa their office withirl three months of sible such satisfying' results, ac-
and family arc vetT thrilled, the time they become eligible. The cording to the general chairman.
_ district office is at 121 State Ave. Mrs. W. E. Ca'ey.
Olympia, tnd the local office in
The affair, held for the benefit
, , olunoer'o Shelton is open in tile Memorial of the club's building fund and to
Hall Thnrsday moi'nings every stimulate interest in the Jaycee-
other week.
sponsored civic- youth center in
T A X I Shelton, was attended by friends
Rebekahs Initiate frmn all over the county.
Olympia Members ATTRACTING afternoon shop-
Forty-one Rebekah Lodge mere- pet's in the big gymnasmm were
Ph{)ne bers motored to Olympia tednes- several sales booths. The Christ-
day evening, December I0, to take mas decorations booth managed by
tlae ga.rden department ehairmgn,
620 OlympiaCharge Of Lodge.the initiation of the Mrs. O..K. Linseott, was a colorful
Refreshments were served by corner; nearby plants, and bulbs
the Olyn, pia members and those were sold by Mrs. W. E. Caroy. O E S h d Maso "
thnd at Chevron 'Gal taking' part in the drill were g'iv- Mrs. E. O. Gifford's needl'cWork • . . : n l
Station - First ii Cote en a gift and an escort for the eve- and gift Booth did a heavy bust-
............ ness in hand/york e&,tribute'd by Party Success
members anti friends. The "Post
Office" did, such a rushing busi-
ness with its parcel post mystery
packages, that merchandise was
:sold out before Mabel A.vey and
Homemakers Hold
Gala Christmas
Party Sunday
The Hillcrest l[onitunakers Chlh
held a Christmas party for the
nlelnbers, husbands and families
Sunday, December 14. at the Odd
Fellows hall.
About 4'2 people were served
turkey dinner with all the trim-
nl lllg'S,
During the Christmas party
which followed Leona Savage en-
tertained with several numbers
on her accordion. Gifts were ex..
ehaug'ed and games played.
Pi,iZes were awarded to LeSnard
Buck, 'Charles Savage and Wflford
Jackson.
A table cloth was awarded to
Mrs. Helen McCann.
Committees for the occasion
consisted of table decorations.
Mrs. Doris Buck. and Mrs. George
Clifton; dinner, Mrs. Victor Ell)-
son and Mrs. Marion Helser; en-
tertaimnent, Mrs. Grace Wells
and Mrs. Helen Savage; invita-
tions and gists, Mrs. Gloria Wil-
liams and Irene Jackson.
The Order of Eastern Sta;l" mem-
bers and families with the Masonic
Lodge members and families held
a joint Christmas r)arty "at the 'Ma-
Christmas time is Tie Time!
MEN'S HOLIDAY TIES
1 15
! Beautifully sheer nylons to wear in
your busy holiday whirl or to give as
gts. Full fashioned in hues:to blend -
with every costume. Sizes 8,10.
,lie€. U. S. Pat. Off.
llrighien his holiday with several of 1 4 9
these colorful :Townera£t* ties. Pr/nts, I 3 Dainty Gift Box?
stripes, figures on crepes foulards: i it---- in
satins. Look lhem over. " '--- HANDKERCHIEFS
Hy < -£ 98
A,00ay. Noed. SH,.TS,
He iI beam over t hete new Towneraft woven stripes, ,.It :[,! '
oxfords, piques, it's the best Christmas gift assortmt+nt :',, ,, Exqulsitely made from title
of fabrics, patterns and collar styles tli'at )ll f]l ,a : .... cotton lawn, beautifully
you've seen in years. He's bound to like "era. t2'.tt:T embroidered with white or
1, floral motifs. Lovely gift!
White is 91ways right-with any outfit, on any occasiGn.
He'll be proud of these Sanforized * high count ( 136 x
60) Boadeloltr with the non-wih Nueraft* M E N ' S H A N D K E R C H l F S
: ...... 2 98 " "
,tir. Yo,, can't heat this vMue. . tlug¢, i7 a 17 man,eked handkaehiefs ,
f in soft, fine cotton." He'll like the smart "Z, 9ae c.
_ - , ........... printed borders, 'bright colors!
ti ..... I I
A
)i/,
Use Aft Year 'Round! Beautiful EmbrotderyI
LUNCHEON SETS PILLOW CASES
2.98
Large 2" square tablecloth
witll.six napkins.., lovely
all year long, and perfect
for Holiday tables! Printed
floral and ribbon design in
gay colorsl
1.98 ,,.
Floral or "Mr. and Mrs,"
motifs are embroidered on
fine cotton for pillow eases
any woman would'be proud
lo usa for best ! 42'.'. x 36"
si, In box.
Men's
Eleetrtyted SherZtng
WARM SLIPPERS
3,98
A cozy warm gift thet?slie
w'ill, li'all winter long[
Furry shearling uppers.on
corduroy platforms. ]Royal, I
red or white with red,to
setLoffherirobe,llit019.
KITCHENETTE
CHOCOLATES
3 1-LB. S2
BOXES for
Men's
HANDKERCHIEFS
White Cotton
BOXES OF 3
] ior .98 €
Smart Plastics, Fabrics!
NEW HANDBAGS
Yoti'll'have to see this style.
smart eollocti¢/n to atipre.
Ciaie the richness of "these
new |landbags!. PatelTts,
leather grains, failles,
sot'lies alid hroatlt'lotli&
* Reg. U. S, Pal. Off.
n in in u nun
Men's
COWHIDE
BELTS
Plain or Wester'/1 Styles
1.49
Helen Andersen, postmis:resses,
warmed up to their work.
MRS, N. J. SCEVA'S food booth
the' attention of those
who sought home-baked delicac-
ies and Mrs. Dave Collins' "'VVhite
Elephants" god %heir share of at-
"tent)on. Mrs. Verne Hill at the
Tish-pond nearly had te put up a
"No Fishing" sign and call a game
Warden to get rest.
As popular' as the bargain base-
ment in a departmen¢ store was
the SChool basement, where the
sonic Temple Saturday, Decem-
bd. 13.
Approximately 185 attended the
party started by dinner and fol-
lowed by a tree from which anta
Claus distributed gifts.
On the program was Coco Lo-
veil wo gave two readings, "Back
Neat Driver" and the other the
play "lomeo and Juliet." Anoth-
er little lady performing was Jody
Amla Dayley. She recited the
"Night ]efore Christmas."
The evening was ended by the
en'ergebic Mrs,. Floyd 1]mith su- sinking of Christmas ca:rols.
pervised the *Snack Spot." Land in
the evening served many en'hus-
,ias00le 0000t,,ons abet :inner. Southside Grange
Her 'labOr trn-over' 'as
beeatlse club members did Plans Open Party
• they could be The Southside Grange met with
their other activities. 38 members and three visitors
Mrs. Robert A. Smith had a
refreshme.nt counter, serv.ing soft
.'drinks, ice .'cream ad candy.
BINGO TAIIIES were also in
the basetnent, with playing going
n paCt'of .the ;afternoon and after
¢linnev until xni(lnight.. Mr. and
lWrs. Dess Hanes and Irs. Helen
Andersen operated the game
awarding players many n i c e
prizes, .the last round bringing a
laugh when Steve Hate of the
H0odsport Mark:st Center, won the
ham.
In addition to ball and dart
games, the entertainment chair-
man, Mrs. Otto Radtke, had p/'o-
vided a treasure hunt and a Stage
program, with dance numbers
contributed by pupils of the Jack
Moffett Dance Institut Steve
Hhle was master of ceremonies.
Lowell MeGinnis of the Shelton
Jaycees was introduced and ex-
to the a'udlenee t2e plan
of the proposed civic-youtl center
in Shelton. He thanked the Hood
Canal Woman's Club for donat-
ing" ten' per cent of their bagaar,-,
funds to this cotlnty war memor-
ial project.
MRS. W. E. CAREY, general
chairman of the Building Bazaar,
thanked residents and business
friends for their fine cooperation
which made it a success. Mrs.
Carey.recently resigned as presi-
dent of the club with Mrs. J. R.
DeBard, vice-president, succeeding
]er in office.
Principal prize-winners included
Mrs. M. L. Fesler, at. 2, Shelton,
winner of the afternoon door prize,
a steam iron. Mrs. Dave Collins
of Cushman and Lee Hale, Pot-
latch, were the winners of the
evening" door-prizes, an occasional
chair and an electric clock.
Verne L. Iffill, Cushman, was
awarded the upholstered living-
room chair; Chris Oyan of Spring--
water Camp the portable electric
phoaogrtph, and Fred Johnson,
Hoodsport, the portable electric
washer.
Other articles won included a
cosmetics kit and a coffee-maker,.,.
both awarded the lucky Phillip
Johnson of Umon; a record album.
given Mrs. Herbert Allen, Union;
an electric iron to :Myrtle Whtt-
tker, Shelton; a fine picture to
:Ntrs. ]:)on Rucker, Shelton; and a
pressure cooker to Cliff JohnsOn,
LilliwaU, .
ack M0ett's pupils entertain-
ing the responsive audience, in-
clu°ded Eddie Mercer with his steel
guitar and tap uumbers; Sally
B0ysen, toe dancer; Charlene Han-
son, a{p dancer; Garby Elmore,
acrobatic dancer; Jackie Holbert,
tap dancer; Mary Boysen, acro-
batic dancer; Jean Hadsell, ma-
)rette dancer and a group of
girls in a military tap
rice,
It is impossible to name all the
bazaar asslstants, l:i u s b a n d s
worltedof oouseand other men
who were not husbands of mem-
bers. Bert Oliver aided in micro-
phone announcemepts; Principal
Sparks and his school stafi coop-
erated £o make things run smooth-
ly; Mrs. Dick Addelman assisted
,with p ddle sales. The Hoods-
port Boys Club deserves special
mention for their efficincy in
handling parkinff problems.
leebekah Party Tonight
ThiS evening at 8 p.m. the Re-
bekah Lodge will hold a Christmas
party for the members, their {am-
flies and the Odd Fellows and their
families.
A fine program is being planned
and refreshments will be served
followed by an exchange of gifts.
DEGREE OF HONOIt JUNIORS
SET PABTY FOR.SAtURDAY
The Junior Club of,the Degree
"of Honor will hold Its Christ*mas
party at 1 p.m. Sittu'y at th
Odd Fellows hall in Shelton.
There will be a Christmas pro-
,gram, refreshments and an ex.
ehange of gifts which arc pur-
cased for less than 25 cents.
present.
Election of of fleers was held
With the fg]lowing members tak-
ing ofce: Carl Enslcy, M; How-
ard Yule, 0.; Antonie Swiger, L.;
DOn Clark, S.T.; Keith Evans.
A.S.; Edna Evans, C.H.; Virginia
Clark, T. Others taking office
were Winnifred Carr, S.; Lee
Huston, G.K.; Pauline Emsley, C.;
Carrel Evans, P.; Catherine
Pierce, F; Ire Cook, Las,: Henry
Cook. E.C.; and Nina Horst, HEC.
Installation was held December
14 at the Shelton Valley Grange
with the Mason County Pomona
group officiating.
The next regular meeting will
be the a;mual'open Christmas par-
ty with an exchange of 50 cent
gifts.
The women are asked to bring
gifts for ladies, men for gentlemen
and families bring:ins children are
urged to bring a. gift for them.
All friends are invited to this
open Grange party.
EAGLES AIYXILIARY PLANS
CHRISTMAS PART.Y SOON
The Eagles Auxiliary will hold
its Christmas .partly after the reg-
ular busine meeting December 22
at the. Eagles Hall.
Each member is asked to bring
a gift for exchange.
This' is also initiation evening
and all officers and staff members
are reminded to dress formally
l:or the'occasion.
SHELTON STUDENT IN CtlOIR
Philllp Stoehr of Shelton is a
member of the 250 voice chorus
which will present Handel's "Mes-
siah" in Salem next Sunday, Dec-
ember 14 at 3 p.m.-
The pro.duct)on is sponsored by
the Salem Oratorical Society and
is directed by Melvin Go)st, dean
of the School of Music at Willam-
eats.
]rlday, Saturday, Dee. 19-20
DOUBLE FEATURE
"KIT CARSON"
Jolt Hall, Lynn Bari,
Da Andrews
A Screen Masterpiece!!
SECOND FEATURE
The sensationaI Stunt Skat-
er, IRENE DARE, in
"FROLICS ON ICE"
Lynn Roberts, Edgar Nen-
nedy, Roscoe Karns
Dancing Dynamite on
Flashing" Blades ! !
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Sunday, .Monday, Tuesday,
Dec. 21.-22-23
"SINGAPORE"
Fred Max' Murray
Ave Gardner
Roland Culver
Richard Haydn
Adventure in the Shadows
of Sinister Singapore!
ed., Thurs., Dec. 24-25
DOUBLE FEATURE
"BIFF-RAFF"
Pat O'Brien, Walter Slezak
Anne Jeffreys
Percy KJlbrlde
SECOND FEATURE
"ALONG THE
RIO .GRANDE"
Tim Holt
Ray Whitley
Betty Jane Rhocies
SIIELTON TIDES
Thursday, December 18, 1947
Lo/v ............... 3:36 a.m. 0.5f.
High .............. 1I:35 a.m. 15.1 ft.
Low ......... ..... 5:53 p.m. 6.6 ft.
Higil ............. 9:,16 p.m. 1().9 ft.
Friday, December 19. 19,17
Low ............... ,I :,tfl a.m. 1..,5 ft.
Ii:']l .............. 12:13 p.m. 15.0 ft.
Lo W ........... 6:51 p.m. 5.7 ft.
Hih 11:07 ll.m. 10.3 ft.
Saturday, December 20. 1947
Low . ............. 5:28 a.m. 2.6 ft.
1-1igh 12:.t7 p.m. 1.t.8 ft.
Low. ............... 7:39 p.nl. 4.6 ft.
Sunday, Deoen-t,--7-2. 19.i7 in the 1 ' 16 Summit Drive
High ....... 12:47 a.m 102 ft. .lh/tt-Ll I£IAI[J[ , Hillerest
High .............. 1.19 p.m. 14.6 t, gtenrld nnd GP0ve'iil,i
' " ' 4 ft .......... l,<,
Low ................ _2!221n • •
1VIonday,'Deeember 22, 19,17 1[ 'D.| _2"_= -- " - -- - -
H'igh . .: .... 2 25 am. 10.6 ft L ]Ur'r/1 ll,lt!, lee, _ 1 1
LoW ........... " 7"21 ann. 5,0 ft. ' il/ -- Y I: I !1
...... r. f , ' "" "
a,,h .............. l:o0 p.m. 14.,, t. 1 a . IDNII; "- "-"-'s - ""
Low ................. :03 1.m. 2.1 ft. "']:
--7---- Monday thru Frldail( ,a.'',,
Tuesday, December 23, 19,1'/ : ..... '- I'-- ,,xl
High ..: ........... 3:45 a.m. 11.5 ft. M U S l (J ! 'i_-l'i'i{
Low .... : ..... ; ..... 8:22 a.m. 6.1 t" ft. ' _,ii, ']--2]t.\\;
righ ............... 2:18 p.m. 4. ft. -Each Saturday Ni !. ,'lt
Low ................ 9:39 1).111. 0.7 ft. " ': W
Wednesday, December 24, 1947 '_ #/' '/alll '
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