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December 22, 1949     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Doeember re, I..q49. !i HOMI, APPI,IANCES and FIRNITURE REFIN)SHED We Will EPAINT, TOUCII-UP, TAKE OUT DENTS, and MAKE LIKE NEW Such Articles As REF:,.,=,  :KA  ORS, RANGES, . CtlA!gS, DAVENPORTS, ETC. EATON BODY &amp; FENDER ....  . I D COT, A T WORKs P H 0 N [ 8 is the BEST known to give extra grip on wet, or icy roads. "'tattoos" its of rough-edged only into th top [ your original tough it does the •  d does it right car. Election, Party Recent Events If Local Club Election of officers was held at the Friendship cluh meeting De- c:enlbel" 7 at Lhe Soltthside Conl- munity hall. Mrs. Tonic Swiger was h'ostess for the 1 p.m. lunctl- con whiq started ihis last meet- ing of the year. New officers are Mrs. Etiml Stoy, president; Mrs. Lois Seay, vice-president and Mrs. Stollie Bntler, secret'lry-treasurer. Bet- ty, Wolf, retiring vice-president, presided at this meeting in tim absence of Mrs. Eathel Mitchell. Present were 17 memhers and one guest, Mrs. Virginia Clark. Theresa Westfall received a birthday gift from her secret pal. Plans were completed for the Christmas party which was held Decemher 19 at l:hc Community hall. Itostesses for the party were Mrs. Lois Seay, Mrs. Stollie But- ler, Mrs. Margie Yaleand Mrs. Betty Wolf. The hall was decorated by :Mrs. Stoilie Butler, her husband, How- ard Yule and grange members, The tables were decorated with Christmas favors and red tapers. Streamers leading from the places were attached to gifts heaped un- der Christmas trees. Mrs. Betty Wolf read a story on candle lighting and Mrs. Gladys Robertson lighted the candles on the Yule, Log during tim story. Mrs. Alma Hurst recited "One Month After Christmas," Each nlember and guest tohl of their Christmas experience they remembered best. Santa was portrayed by Mrs. Tonie Swiger, who passed out gifts to ten guests, five children and twenty-three members. Members received a gift from their "secret pal" and found the name of their year-long anonymous friend en- closed• Mrs, Alma Hurst will entertain tile club January 4. Orthopedic Guild Has Election At Meeting The A. B. Govey Orthopedic Guild held its December I meet- ing at the home of Mrs. S. W. Price. Election of officers was held and Mrs. Steve Rupert is presi- dent, Mrs. Richard Hill, vice-presi- dent and Mrs. Fred Snelgrove, secretary-treasm'er. Refreshments were served after the meeting. J You'll Get The Best Deal , L NtlTON - MA,ON (51ExWV JOIYRN AL 17  ..................... ..........,. ,,..,.,... ,,.,..,.,.....,. ........... ,,...,. ,,....:* ...--. ........... ,, • ,,. .,.,.. ,..,, ,.;.:* • .*:,,: • ; " i)o r-0t h ..... y W a t t , ..................................................................................................... ' .  - , ;i; 0 • I E' . lWflham Judah :i: :! , O O C I a I K, v ti n t s Saturday iil Frances Alger, Society Editor . , Phone 100 ! Amid holiday decorations in- '... • ,. • .... • • ................ :.. • ........o..o..............*, ........ ..*, • ,......*..*, ,.,*.,.,**,*,ih I chldin a white Christmas tree MASONIC GROUPS Treys Honored 0 a,,(, Mrs. W. L. Jessul,, became lhe hride of William B, Judah, Jr., d TO SPONSOR Tote ,,,, ! " . • I son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Judah, .,ls .on't fo, g..t t,,o No,v zorn Anniversary Is,'., of Seattle, at the .lessup honle Year's Told to he held from 9 to Mr and Mrs C O Troy of I)ecember 17. . 1 a.m., Friday. De('ember b0, at T,i,,t,,,.;,,. ....... :" ,',,,£,,H ....... [ Rev. Wayne Wright, pastor of the Masonw TenlI)l he aif r • , • . . " " . ...... prised Satur(lay evening Decem-itixe lPirst Methodist ehlu'ch, per- s oemg' s )onsorefl )y the Snei- .  ' formed tile double ring ceremony. • . I... . .. ", . ;.. be( I t when a ntanber of fren(ls ton AssemDty o[ l.filnl)ow (.JlrlS ' , • . , ........ "  drooped m to honor them on thear Given in marriage by her father, ana aot)'s uaugnters, an(t it is lor 25t[l" wading anniversary.  Toour old friends tile bride wore a forest green gab- all teen-agers whether ttley be of We tend our good wishes and the pledge of continued, faithful service. Masonic affilin, ti(m or not. A/tmission is 75 cents a couple or 50 cents stag. Dress up as it is a semi-forn]al. Music is by tile "Tomcats I)ance Band." I.enember, all teenagers, their parents and friends are invited to "tttren(I. DINNER PARTY IS FOR MRS. HARRIS Mary Ann Keenan was hostess at a hanky showel" dinner party given at her home Wednesday, I)eccmher J.4, in .honor of Mrs, Pauline Ilarris. Following' dinner the group played Canasta. Present were Gall Ahlskog, Margaret W'dton, Laura Ash- haugh, Nor:a Lelg'h Davidson, Coco Lovell, Jerry Carlson, Pat. Gilmore, Mrs. Harris and Miss Keenan. The evening was spent playing games and visiting and refresll- ments of caj(e and coffee were served. A set of silverware and several e×trt pieces were presented to tlle Treys. Guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Barkley, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiee, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shutlcr, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shutlcr, Tru(ly and Katherine; Mr. and Mrs. James Barrom and I Danny, Mr. and Mrs. Art Rieh- ards, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dodge, I Tommy -md Robhie; Mr. and Mrs./ I)onald Shutler, Paul and Paul- / ine; Mrs. May Troy, Mr. and Mrs / see us for ardine suit accented with a winter white hat. Her corsage was of green orchids. Mrs. Dinty Moore, sister of the bride, was matron of honor wear- ing a navy blue gabardine suit and pink rosebud corsage. Mr. Hugh Watt of Seattle was best man. A wedding dinner was served after the wedding to 22 out-of- town guests and the wedding par- ty. The new Mr. and Mrs. Judah left on a motor trip and Will be at home to their friends at the Kimbel apartments after Christ- mas. J. M. Thornton and Sharon from McCleary and Mr. and Mrs. Troy. I __ ............ ] GIRL SCOUT TROOP VISIT, , IN ABERDEEN [DONATES TO DRIVE Frances Alger of Shelton was a [ Thinking of others before them- last week end guest at the home iselves , the members of Girl Scout of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lofgren in Troop 1 gathered food for baskets Aberdeen. to aid the needy instead of ex- WSCS OF METHODIST CHURCH HAS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, TEA The Woman's Society of Chris -O HOMEMAKER CLUB HAS YULE DINNER Hillcrest Homemakers club had their Christmas dinner Decemher 18. Many were present for the de- licious dinner which began at 6:15 p.m. Following dinner the group played games and had a Christ° mas tree with gifts for all. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Cimrles Savage and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wells and son, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Helser and fam- ily, Mr, and Mrs, Jensen and daughter, Mr'. and Mrs. Glenn Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Oar(el Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Demmon, Mr. and Mrs. Saeger, Mr. and Mrs. loy LePage, Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Lenhard Simantle, Mr. and Mrs. Drebick and children, Mrs. May Burgess, Mrs. Syble Taylor, Mrs. Ads Walls, Mrs. Mary Trotter and Mrs. Flor- ence I-lamilLon. A noon potluck will start the next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Roy LePage, Aadia Road, January 5. tian Service of the Methodist church gave its annual Christmas program and silver tea at 2 p.m. Wednesday, December 14, in the t chm'ch sanctuary. Mrs. Walter Elliott, St., wel- comed the audience and introduced Mrs. Bernice Stewart, program chairman, who announced the groups. Stories of several of the well loved Christmas carols were told by Mrs. R. W. Norvold, and latel' interpreted by the group. The sacred strains of the organ, play- ed by Mrs. Robert Keenan, pro- vided a spiritual setting for the portrayal of the Christmas Story, narrated in a beautifully sacred manner hy Mrs. A. L, Ferwerda, thus renewing the meaning of the ageless story. The scripture was interwoven with the sacred choral music pro- vided by a choir made up of voices from all the city ehm'ches. Solo- ists were Bea Larson, Donna Hemphill and Mar(lea and Barry Stroud. Mrs. Horace Crary lead the group in prayer and offered the BERNICE MANKE IS In Tnsrn closing playez. Ave Ma l,t w, s ............... JLqTVV lI the organ postlude. 1ii11.!) /k'l." ll'l[UI%l  for all A silver tea was served in the Mis,: Bernice Manke, bride- firenlace room following the pro- elect of Thomas O'Neill was feted I I 4 Tires 4 NO EXTRA TIRES (In , gram. The lace covered table cloth at a lingerie shower at the home .... was centered with a silver ar- of Mrs. Bud Blacker Monday, De- TO BUY rangement which was flanked by cember 19. M'.l]i] P, lTI('.l[g" candies. Mrs. Walter Elliott, Sr., The table was centered with a safer e sofa i. -.-. v, .-.-,.a= end Mrs. Robert C. Johnson Dour- bride doll surrounded by paper s ar • NO WTING FOR A ed. - umbrellas and holly. A beautiful- AT Smaller tabl s were beautiful v ly decorated Christmas tree light- n! todayl  SPECIAL RECAP JOB ............. es __-.. __  i . _:. decorated for the festive occasion ectne room. • tuests for the evening were by the tea comlmttee. They were . , " . ..... trod rxvm Jemison Mrs Tom Rome and Miss I den' Mrs. Joe Parsons, Betty John- Mnl'in '.Tnhnrn nited iv MI: I son, Frances Alger, Mrs. Thomas r%']a,Je,a.L'-,=s-';,"E"lli, "an3 i Gibson, Mrs. LeRoy Newman, Miss DICK'S SSLL SERVICE Motors [rs . E. J.'Dan,ma;,'n. ],"s.  Phii [Manke and Mrs. Blacker. • . Miss Manke will marry Mr - Fredson was in charge of decoi-[. ' ...... • • I u'2eiu m a pmvae ceremony dan- atlons. , 1st at Kneeland - Phone 39 (WE NEED USED CARS) On the program committee were luary6: and  large reception at Mrs Bernice Stewart Mrs Her-] the u(uoniai ttouse Will folloW. ace" Crary, Mrs. R. vV. Norvold[ --- , and Mrs. R. B. Dickey. ]MARTINS ATTEND /NIECE'S WEDi)ING IK [ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Martin  . | attended the wedding of their I /niece, Dorothea Neely Laramie, • " I" and Mitchell. Taylor. Bowie In the ,.,<'.,.: . : ]Unitarian Church m Seattle Sat- .1:'" I urday afternoon, December 17, t' .'l  ]Mr. Martin gave his niece in mar-  . t At the :i-eception which fol- :l {lowed in the balh'oom of the Ed- :. i',"1 [round Meany Hotel, Mrs. Martin  }Enjoyable Evening  ]Follows Program %' I More than twenty guests en- " joyed a memorable evening Sun- ".'/ J day at the home of Mz'. and Mrs. "' Bernhard Winecki following the ]"Christmas Cantata" presented by I the Faith Lutheran church. The evening was spiced with a joyous good time and laughter  , ]and at the close of the midnight i M # ° * [ hour, around the lighted Christ- "' -- " " ° Imas tree and blazing hearth, carols were sung with great depth and feeling. Delicious refreshments w e r e served from a beautifully appoint- ed table in keeping with the sea- son. Mrs. Les Fields presided at :: And "Good Living" the Year 'Round the ,,. :VFW AUXILIARY TO That's where your lumberman counts. It's here that you SERVICE LUNCHEON The V.F.W. Auxiliary is joining with the city to aid in distrlbut- ing Christma baskets to )the needy• Any members who have not sent in donations may take them to the city hall. Contri- butions will be received until noon Friday, December 23. Members of the Auxiliary are reminded that Tuesday, Decem- ber 27, they are to serve Kiwanis hmcheon. Helpers will be appreci- ated. UIWTON LUMBER COMPANY ........ NEW YEAR'S PARTY SET FOR DEC. 27 Degree of Honor will hold a Owned and Operated by Everett Dillon and Joe Simpson New Year's party at the I,O,O,F. 420 SOUTH FIRST ST. Open Until Noon Saturdays PHONE 56 , Hall Tuesday, December 27. r It is /mportant that all mem- bers attend tiffs meeting as there will be aselection of members for the drill team and escort staff. On the committee for the eve- ning are Irma Barge( Grace Bart- ]lett, Ben Larson, Maybelle Dan- ] isis, Barbara Bates and Mary Pet- .l ty. find the materials that make your home a good place to live. Whether it be paint for one room, a piece of glass for a broken window or lumber to completely remodel, you know that we are ready and willing to serve you. Come in when you need our help. changing Christmas gifts. Two decorated baskets filled with canned fruits and vegeta- bles, puddings, sweet and white potatoes, nuts, coffee and other foods were donated to the 40 et 8-Journal Christmas Fund by the girls. Working on the project were Susan Biehl, Linda Christensen, Barbara Cole, Joy Halvorsen, San- dra Hendricksen, Beverly Howard, Marcia Livermore, Rella Marr, Zella Marr, Patty Price, Glenda Robertson, Jndy Russell, Charleen Smith, Sharalee Sperling and Vir- ginia Wyatt. YULETIDE PARTY IS PLANNED BY POST The American Legior and Ladies' Auxiliary of Hood Canal Post 230 will hold a Christmas party Thursday evening, Decem- ber 22, at the Lilliwaup Commun- ity hall for their families and friends. There will be fun and enter- tainment for all, and everyone attending is asked to bring a gift for the ,exchange. The children are welcome to come as Santa Claus will put in an appearance. 'L I I , '" n I .Illl 1 . . J. For a smile on every face and a carol in every heart we commend you to the spirit of Christmas. Shelton Printing & Stationery Co. MR. AND MRS. E. B. SUTTON ,. " '" F r - " . 2  o Her or I  It'" m. il).il For Him " /l00l Yardley ll /Ill OldSpice : ;I .... /]l Lentheric I I) BRUSH SETS / I!  "I  Evenin in Paris If _-2:: ....... /i S.r,e. set, _ _ g :. ! $2.,. ,,, ' F' ...-- e t.ong ii  ( $3.50 . ', Cut to 9 il Coty Borg Bathroom Scales .......... 7.95 Mmkey Mouse Wrist Watch 6.95 ' Bubble Gum Banks ................ 1.49 Canasta Sets .... , ........................ 1.98 " Fancy Stationery .................... 3.50 Five Year Diary .................... 3.95 : I Chocolate Cherries, lb ............. 69¢ Baby Brownie Camera .......... 2.75 Toy Fire Chief Car ..: ............... 79¢ Tom & Jerry Batter, l-lb. ctn. 65¢ Whitman Sampler ...... 2.00 & 4.00 G.E.. Electric Steam Iron .... 17.50 - I Wearever Tri-Color Pens ...... 1,00 MUmcal Bedroom Lamps .... 7.45 Amity Bill Folds ........ 2.00 - 5.00 Star Pillar Candles ............... 98¢ Plastic Aprons .......................... 98€ Ronson Lighter ................ 6.00 up Shavemaster ELECTRIC RAZOR $24.5o SAVE at McConkey's FIR DRUG 213 RAILROAD PHONE 63