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• ...... ..... [,.o t ..nn..... tL,a (,IIITRCH PRESENTS The tradttlonal Christmas tree | jr W[' 1, ,[
I,J! .gu(::.u.ts at 1.1, l.lolne, o! ¢!rs, IYLI '. tat'ltlllJlL 1 l{tti {rlT rArr-. " " decorated the house and tile mem- v
t. e. Snawnan illl'an.q' I.nell • slay Ii..)ItJ aIklM JL2kl2-1 bers hrought a Christmas arrange-
LUMBERMEN'S, MERCANTILE
WHOLESALE DIVISION
606 South First Street Shelton
in Memtihis.
IIERE FOR IIOI,IDAY,
Mrs. L. V. BaRer, the former
Gerahline Waite, who has just
completed her nul'ses training at
Deaconess hospital in Wenatchee
is visiting with her parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. G. T. Waite in Shelton.
After the holidays Mrs. Baker will
move to Randle to join Mr. Baker
who teaches school there. Mr.
Baker will be in Shelton for
Ciu'istmas.
JAYETTE PARTY DEC. 22
Jayettes will have their Christ-
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Don McDonald, Kimbel Apart-
ments, on their regular meeting
night, December 22. Each mem-
ber is tp bring a 50 cent gift for
the exchange, and a 10 cent bag
of candy for a family.
PENRION UNION TO MEET
Washington Pension Union will
meet at J. H. Quitair's home at
8 p.m. January 5. Everyone iv in-
vited to come,
MAKING tIOME HERE
Mr. and Mrs. John Satterfield
and family of Roy, Montana are
making their home in Shelton.
They were formerly of here.
WREATHS, SWAGS
and MANTEL
DECORATIONS
Your Choice of Evergreen
POPULAR PRICES
Phone 185-J
MOTORISTS!
PROTECf
YOUR RIGHT
TO DRIVE!!
Under the
NEW
Financial
Responsibility
LAW
" You may lose your driver's license, REGARDLESS OF
BLAME, unless you can post up to $11,000 cash or other
acceptable security. A standard automobile liability insur-
ance policy is acceptable security.
WE WRITE such insurance in strong and
reliable companies. Reasonable Payments.
See Us Today
M. C. '.NELL' ZINTHEO
Phones 157 and 183-W -- Title Insurance Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
Guild For Party
Raciel Knott Orthol)edie Guild l
held its Christmas party at the l
home of Mrs. Don Callison with
Mi:s• Chnrles Allison as co-hostess
Friday, l)ecember 16.
The house was decorated with
the traditional (2hristmas trec and.
each guest t)roughi; ;t gift to ex-
change with sonlcolte else. They
also brollght a toy l( be repnircd
by the fire department an(t given
to a needy child.
Tbe nominating committee pre-
sente(l an offi('cr roster and the
chlb accepted it. Results were
Mrs. A. N, Parrett, president;
Mrs. C. Henry Bacon, secretary
and Mrs. Harold Ahlskog, treas-
urer.
Mrs. Parrett read a letter to the
group from the Orthopedic hos-
pital. This letter told of the pre-
parations made for the coming
holiday by the children. Mrs. Par-
rett read that if possible the one
big wish of the child was sati'-
fled.
Members of the guild wrote a
Christmas letter to Mrs. Bruce El-
more, a former member, who
now resides in McNary, Arizona.
The next meeting will be Jan- I
uary 20 and the hostesses will be
Mrs. A. W. Callow and Mrs. Pearl
Dtltcher.
Masonic Heads To ]Be
Installed Tuesday"
Installation of officers for Mount
Moriah Masonic Lodge 11 will be
held at 8:30 ()'clock next Tuesday
night, De(ember 27,
Elective officers to be installed
are Earl Jordan, worsifipful mas-
ter; Frank Willard. senmr ward--
en; Claude Rhodes, junior warden:
William Batchelor, secretary, and
,qnn(lay evening, December 18,
the choir of Faith Lutheran
Chm'ct pi'esented the Christmas
Cantata, "Prepare Him Room," to
:t large ond appreciative audience.
l2nhan(..ed hy soft candlelight, the
;ellinK was most impressive, de-
I:li(qing the Nativity Scene. The
parts of lhe two Shepherds were
played hy Roffer Stenberg and Ed-
gar Miller. Mary and Joseph were
portrayed by Jo'm and Ken Gob-
rick, Scripture was interspersed
thl'oughout the Caritata by Pastor
De Boer.
The choir was directed by Mrs.
[-ernhar(l Winiecki tind aceom-
panied by Mrs. John L. Dotson.
Assisting soloists were Marilyn
Dotson and Barry. and Marden
Strond
Choir members taking part were
Mrs. Bernhard Winiecki, Audry
Luhm, Betty Luhm, Ramona Fos-
more, Mrs. Loui Larson, E. D.
Reiten, Lcs Shelver, Oren Thoe
and Jack Kalim)ski.
Mrs. Winiecki thanks all who
contributed their time to make the
Cantata a snccess.
CHRISTMAS SHOW
WAS BIG SUCCESS
" 'Twas the Week Before Christ-
mas" tim Capitol District garden
club show given in the Crystal
[Ballroom of the Hotel Winthrop
December 17 and 18 was a huge
i SUCCESS,
Mayor Fawcett cut the ribbon
which opened the draperies start-
ing the show. Mrs. W. A. Wills&y,
Sr., director of the district, ad-
dressed the people and introduced
cluirmen and the State Federation
President. Mrs. Boyd Andreus of
Olympia.
Of particular beauty was the
snow scene at the far end of the
E. B. Sutton, treasurer. The pres- room which featured choir boy
ent master is Leo Martin. dolls with a musical background.
Appointive officers include Rolla Mrs. George Cropper, director
Halbert, chaplain; Harold Meade, of the Olympic Peninsula District
marshall; Joe Hansen, senior des- Garden Clubs, of Shelton attended
con; Art Jacobsen. junior deacon; the show.
William Price, senior steward; Or-
ville Oppelt, junior steward• and
Nell Zintheo, organist.
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Hospital Notes
CLINIC HOSPITAL
Ben Banner, Sr., Joe Ziomek,
James McCarthy, H. W. Bates and
Johnny Broderson of Brennon
were admitted this week to the
Clinic hospital.
Discharged were Mrs. Pat Wick
of Camp Grisdale, Mrs. Martha
Haines, Mrs. Charles Lentz, Mrs.
Orval Anderson, Fred Sauer, Eddie
Hegaas, William E. Guse and Mel-
vin He((man.
SH ELTON GENERAL
Admitted this week to Shelton
General hospital were Robert Rose.
Eugene Riney, Don Lyon, Alfred
D. Killmer, Helena Binns, Fred
Ferris and James L. Purdy.
Those discharged were William
Whaley, Fritz Prlszner, Martha
Blevins, Kate Ahl, Geneva ,Tveit,
Ulah Howe, Clara Regal, Myrtle
Bloomfield, Pete Maras, Arthur
Bogue, Harry Atwood, Mary Crus-
on, Arvilla Wiley, Patricia Chase
and Samuel D. Endicott•
CHECK THIS LIST FOR SUGGESTIONS
Daveno and Chair Sets
Swing Rockers
Club Chairs - Hassocks
SKOKOMISH GRANGE
CANCILS MEETING
Skokomish Grange holds only
one meeting in December. The
meeting tomorrow night which
would have fallen only two days
before Christmas was dispensed
wth. The next regular meeting
will be held January 13.
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Marriage Licenses
Applications for marriage li-
cense, were filed during the past
week in the office of Mrs. Susie
Pauley, county auditor, by the
following couples:
Louis J. Lenz, 60, and Ivy M.
,lmontree,' 5a, both of. Btet
ePton.
Ronald Ferris, 19. and Gwytha
Mae Wlfinery., 19, both of Shelton.
Rex Beatty, 21, and Patrtcia
Anne Henderson, 17, both of Shel-
ton.
Gene Edward Roush, 21, and
Iris Ilene Tidyman, 18, both of
Shelton.
Russell W. Hovind, 22, Spokane,
and Nadia M. Barrett, 19, Shelton.
'rancis W. Decker, 20, Shelton,
and Barbara F. LilUe. 21, Elma
J. Frederick Egeland, 34, of
She]ton, and Mac D. Luke, 25, of
Seattle, received a marriage li-
cense in Seattle Monday.
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Smoking Stands
Pictures - Card Tables
Floor, Bridge and Table Lamps
Occasional Tables - Clocks
Sealy, Spring-Air and Beauty
Rest Mattress and Box Springs
|Philco and Westinghouse Radios,
Ranges, Refrigerators
Gift for the Home is Practical and Lasting
Rugs and Carpets
Mirrors
Chrome Sets
Drapes -
Dining Sets -
Book Cases
Bedroom Sets
. Desks
. Hampers
• Let Us Help You Make Your Choice
Divorces
merit of some sort. Mrs. Phil
Fredson, Mrs. Vivia Jacobson,
Mrs. H. L. Alexander and Mrs.
Lawrence Fredson made wreaths
which were given as prizes. Mrs.
L. Fredson made an interesting
arrangement of gum drops and ap-
ples and a gold wreath.
Mr. Hack showed a color film
taken by Miss Nellie Nelson during
a Festival in Texas last Spring.
Many famous landmarks and
beautiful flowers were plainly vis-
ible.
Each member described her own
Christmas decorations and ideas.
Mrs. Ed Elliott made plum pud-
ding which was served to the group
as refreshments.
Guests for the evening were Miss
Ruth Creasey and Mrs. Lucy Estes.
Members all brought some can
goods for a needy family,
Hawkins Entertain
Penney Associates
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hawkins en-
tertained the J. C. Penney assoc-
iates, their husbands, wives and
friends at a Christmas party at
their home December 15.
The house was festive with hol-
iday greens. A beautifully decor-
ated tree and exchange of gifts
were enjoyed by all. Mr. Hawkins
presented each associate with his
or her Christmas bonus.
Cards and a buffet luncheon
completed the evening. Present
were 21 guests.
Daughter Born Dec. 20
A daughter was born December
20 to Mr. and Mrs. Drew E. Cole,
East Dickinson St,, at Shelton
General hospital.
(i00GIRL SCOUT
NEWS
'vvvvvvvvvv'.vvvvvvv, tinsel party hats, played games,
Agate Christmas
Party Is Tonight
By Mrs. H. P. Hamilton
The Agate school will hold its
annual Christmas program at the
SPECIAL!
$2,00 DISCOUNT On Any
Rilling Permanent Until Jan. 1
Cold Wave Machine and
Machineless Permanents
FASHIONETTE BEALrrY SALON
Operated by Dorothy Hutton
CAMERON HOTEL PHONE 1026
Iltlilgtlllllii
See Our Fine Selection of
WATCttF.N for CHRISTMAS
Hamilton gulova
Longine Wittnauer
and Many Others at Lowest Prices
IAbcral Trade-In Allowances
JEWELRY
117 Cota - Phone 633
NOTICE
The Brownies, Girl Scouts and
leaders thank all the stores, es-
tablishments and the Shelton Ho-
tel for the welcome and treats re-
ceived, that made our day of car-
oling, December 17, a success. Ov-
er 100 Brownies and Girl Scouts
turned out. Special thanks goes to
music chairman, Mrs. R. W. Nor-
vold, for rehearsing the troops
and leading the carols.
TROOP 1
Girl Scouts of Troop I held their
Christmas party Monday after-
noon. December 19, at the Little
House. The Scouts wrapped p.acls-
ages and filled two gift baskets
for needy folks and then decorat-
rltl the tables witil four red can-
i-
dles and spires made of colored
glass balls. Refreshments of ice
cream, cookies and candy canes
were served. Scouts enjoying the
party were: Susan Biehl, Linda
Christensen. Barbara Cole, Joy
Halvorsen, Sandra Henricksen,
Beverly Howard, Marcha Liver-
more, Rella Mart, Zella Marr,
Patty Prico, Glenda Robertson,
Judy Russell, Sharlene Smith,
Sbaralee Sperling and Virginia
Wyatt, Leaders are Mrs. E. W.
Fitch and Mrs. A C. Christensen.
TROOP 9 ...........
Brownies of Troop 9 had a
Christmas party at their Thurs-
day, December 15, meeting. Twen-
ty-two Brownies, wearing'red and
2. '< 4 ""
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May the
seQso.q shower
/ you with
excellent gifts of gladness.
A final decree of divorce was sling carols and listened to a mus-
signed December 16 in the Super-ical Christmas tree play "Silent MASON COUNTY STAT000NE00
)or Court of Judge John M, Wilson Night" while they enjoyed refresh-
in the case of Helen Smith vs. Ben- ments of ice cream, holiday cook- . .
jamine W. Smith. ies and popcorn balls. Judy Fris. Statlenery, OfficeSuppllea and Equipment
ken and Sharon Lee Were hosfess- 118 N. 2nd Street Aoross from Poster(ice Phone 602
es. Mrs. Gib Frisken was a guest•
Leaders are Mrs. N. Lee and Mrs.
L. Buck. -- ui '
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school house on Thursday evening
at eight o'clock. Judging by past
performances, it should be good,
and a large crowd is anticipated.
The highlight will be the ap-
pearance of old Saint Nick him-
self, but a second attraction will
be the awarding of a turkey by
the Agate Grange.
Mrs. Ralph Prescott left last
week for a short visit in Califor-
nia, leaving Ralph to batch, which
he didn't relish greatly.
* Ill ill
Several of our neighbors at-
tended the Christmas party given
at Shelton Valley last Thursday
night. All reported an enjoyable
evening and wish to extend a
thank you to the Shelton Valley
folks for such hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. Noris Thayer of
Renton spent the week end visit-
ing relatives in the Agate com-
munity.
The Tip Top 4-H club held its
Christmas gift exchange party at
the schoolhouse on Saturday. No
business meeting was held, but
the afternoon was given over to
playing games and was climaxed
by refreshments served by the
committee. Places were set for
fourteen at the table decorated
t the true Christmas manner.
Lucy Greaves was in charge of
gift exchange and Jane Greaves
was chairman of the refreshment
committee.
Miss Joyce Nash plans to leave
Friday to spend Christmas with
her mother in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Auseth have
moved into their new home in
Nash addition on Mountain View.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hanlon, Pete
Whetham and Mr. and Mrs. Ham-
llton went to Kamilche grange
Thursday night where Lhe Skoko-
01ympi00 Furniture Company mish drill team put on the 3rd
and 4th degrecs. Mr. Hanlon and
i Mr. Whetham took the degree,
• work. The evening was enjoyed
, by all.
SEE US FOR COMFORTABLE LIVING Mr. and Mrs. Art Richards at-
tended the silver wedding anniver-
\\; Phone 94 321 Railroad sary celebration Of r. and Mrs.
C. O. Troy of Pickering last Sat,
liitday'light.
• Nothing wtll plesse mother mope on Chriltmaa than
an electrloal gift a praotloal gift. Nothing can brlng
more pleasure on Christmas day and every day in the
year than a mixer, an iron, a toaster, etc.
Westinghouse Electrical Appliances
Pop-up Toasters ..................................... $20.95
Waffle Irons (makes 2 waffles) .......... $24.95
Travel Irons - sewing kit com-
bination .............................................. $7.95
Electric, Blankets ................ $39.95 to $49.85
Electric Sheets ......................... . .............. $24.95
Other Electrical Appliances
Sunbeam Electric Irons ........................ $12.45
Sunbeam Mixmasters ............................ $39.50
Sunbeam Toastmasters ........................ $22.50
General Electric Steam Irons ............... $17.95
Shelton Electric Co.
GOVEY BDG,