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MAYWE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
To Wish You a
Merry Christmas
and a
Happy New Year
MILLER'S MEN'S SHOP
Vern and Frankle Miller
Stan Parker
TALLYHO!
Due to a shortage oi reindeer t]
season we send you our C]ristmc=
Greetinqs in this conventional way[
In this season of qfft-qivinq may
we say that your fziendship is our
choicest q//t, and we appreciale it
beyond words to express. May your
Christmas be a merry one, indeed!
Markham's Variety Store
Frank Markham
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JUST A FRIENDLY WAY
OF EXPRESSING
TO YOU OUR+MOST
SINCERE GOOD WISHES
FOR A HAPPY CHRISTMAS
AND THATIT
MAY BE
AN ESPECIALLY JOYOUS
ONE FOR YOU.
J t
MAC'S CORNER
"Chris" Curtis
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WASHINGTON, D C.--These three veterans of tle
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps got together to
celebrate a new victory. Senators Harry P. Cain
(R-Wash.), left, and Joseph McCarthy (R-Wise),
right, congratulate Edward E. Mansur, Jr., Jeffer-
son City, Missouri, upon his winning the appoint-
Spirit of Thanks
IContinued From Page One)
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Robbins, who spent the holiday
with Mr. Robbins' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M Robbins in Se-
attle.
GUESTS of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Bacon at their home on Christmas
Eve were Mrs. Bacon's sisters,
Mrs. Pauline Payne Harris, her
son, lichard, and Miss Flo Payne
of Clarkston,
On Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs.
Bacon, with their daughter, Ter-
ry, journeyed to Seattle where
they visited with Mr. Bacon's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bacon,
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ktnsey were
"at home" to their many Shelton
friends on Clristmas Day when
they entertained at an egg nog
ANOTItER open house was held
Christmas Day at the festively
decorated home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. McGill.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Onstad and
their two young sons, Skipper and
Joel, welcomed to their home on
Christmas Day Mrs. Onstad's par.
ents and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. B.
V. Schwalen of Tacoma, Miss Jul.
ie and Jo Ann Schwalen of San
Franeisco and Mr. Onstad's moth-
er and brother. Mrs. A. H. On-
stad and Preston, also of Tacoma.
Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Parrett
joined Mrs. Parrett's sister and
family, Mrs. L16yd Raymond of
Seattle, for the holidays.
A SPECIAL little Christmas
tree was decorated by Mr. and
Mrs. Purl Jemison for their lit-
tle granddaughter, Mary Jean
Hoagland. who with her par0nts,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoagland, of
Stetson's Resort, joined the Jem-
ison's for Christmas dinner.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Quarnstrom on Christmas :Day
were Mrs, Quar!strom's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L Phillipg of
With all the
joys of the season
to you!
GOOD HEALTH,
GOOD CHEER,'
end
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
MUNRO'S
SHOE STORE
AI Munro
SHELTON-IASON COUNTY JOURNAL I
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ment as reading clerk of the Senate over forty
rivals competing for the $10,000 post. On compar-
ing notes the three found each served in a differ-
ent branch of the service--.Cain in the Army, Man-
sure in the Navy, and McCarthy in the Marine
Corps. Mansur is a 30-year-old attorney sDonsored
by Sen. James Kern, Missouri.
Centralia, and her brother and sis-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dilford
Phillips with their son, Monty, all
of Portland, Ore.
On Christmas Day Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Merrill with their two
children, Melinda and Peter, of
Bremerton were guests at the
home of Mrs. Merrill's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Travis in Shelton.
FRIDAY WILl, be "open house"
house at the Travis home when
relatives from Seattle, Bremerton
and DuPont will call for a holiday
visit.
Santa Claus arrived Christmas
Eve for th'e two children of Mr.
and Mrs. Art Walton, Penny and
Todd, so the youngsters were, as
l anticipated, unusually early ris-
ers the next day. Needless to say,
Christmas at the Walton home
was a joyous occasion.
Returning to the family home
for the holiday were two daugh-
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wheat-
ley along with their families. They
were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. henry
and their daughter, Barbara Jean,
of San Francisco and Mr. and
Mrs. J C. Shepherd of Bellevue.
MISS ELIZABETil Bingham of
Renan, Montana, ws the guest o£
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. William Witsiers during
the holidays. On Christmas Eve
Mr. and Mrs. Witsiers entertained
a few friends at a small informal
party.
Mrs. R. H. Allen left Wednes-
day for Seattle where she will
visit her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Oswald and sons,
owr the holidays.
Mrs. Grace Hall and son. Reroy,
left Wednesday for Gresham, Ore-
gon where they will visit Mrs.
/-/ali's daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. David Peregoy. They
plan to be gone about three days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Lewis
will have as guests Christmas
their son and daughter-in-law, :Mr.
.and Mrs. Jack Lewis and daugh-
tel',
Charleen of Seattle.
Other Seattle guests will be
Mrs. Lewis' brother and his wife.
Judge and Mrs. John A. Frater.
Santa arrived on time for Lyn
and Coco Lovell bnt tleir parenhL
Mr. and Mrs Ed Lovell, delayed
their celebration until the week-
end when Mr. and Mrs. Grisdale
Crosby of Vancouver. Wash., Mrs.
Lovell's brother and sister-in-law,
will arrive in Shelton.
Among the stay-at-homes on
Christmas (tay were Mr. and Mrs.
George Hermes, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Van Arsdale and their sm,
,'ornlltAl. and Mr. and Mrs. Vern-
on Davidson.
Mrs. J. E. Jones was hostess at
her home at Grapeview to Mr. and
Mrs. Orle Gonter of Shelton, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Marquis, and their
daughter, Jerry Lyn, Shirley
Jones, Laurice Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Gosser and their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rudd of
Seattle and Mrs. Jones' sons,
Keith and Alfred.
Spending the holidays with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. R. K. Callahan, at their home
in Alameda Calif., were Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Hutchinson of Shelton.
The Hntchinsons will return imme
after the holidays.
The D, V, Remsberg home was
tle scene of a family gathering
Christmas Day with the Rems-
berg children, Judy, Bar/-y and
Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Remsberg,
Mrs. E. C. Remsbcrg and Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Rcmsbcrg present.
Leaving SeattIe Christmas Day
to fly to Santa Barbara was Otto
hump who visited his daxg'hter
and family. He plans to return
around January 5,
KETURNS I"IOM BOSTON
Miss Dorothy PoweI's, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Powers
returned home last week and will
again make her lmme in. Shelton
Miss Powers, formerly of Shel-
ton, has been in Boston for the
past two years.
+NEW YEARS EVE
DANCE
Wednesday, December 31
IAY WALKER and His Band
The brmd that plays because they like to
MIXED DANCINGMUSIC FOR EVERYBODY
Family Dinner
Honors Birthday
A[r. and Mrs. Claude Rhodes
were host and hostess for a three-
birthday celebration last Sund'ty
at the Rhodes home.
A dinner was served in honor
of Pat Rhodes, home from Virgin-
ia Mason hospital where she is in
nurses training; Mrs. Edna Nash
of Aberdeen and Mrs. Emery
Stephens from Shatters Olympic
Catnp.
Those attending tlie family par-
ty were Mr. and Mrs. Stephens,
Mrs. Nash, Mr, Elton West of
Aberdeen and the Rhodes' and
their daughter. Pat.
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73rd Birthday
Honored Friday
Mrs. Mary Way of Arcadia
Road was pleasantly surprised last
Friday when a number of ladies
from Capitol ttill dropped in t,)
help celebrate her 73rd birthday.
The ladies presented her with a
large birthday cake and a service
or" glass crystal.
Later in,the evenin coffee and
cake was served by Mrs. Archer
and aH wished Mrs. Wuy many
happy returns of the day.
DANCING EVERY SATURDAY
9:30 to 2 -- Refreshments and Sandwiches
Donations
(Continued From Pagn One)
ingto,, t)regon, Idaho and Mon-
[:11{1,
THE SHIP is expected to make
calls at Tacoma and Portland be-
fore leaving on the long journey
to its ultimaLc objective m Europe.
Distribution of the food and
clothing will be in the hands of
organized international relief ag-
encies and church groups, fore-
most in the effort being the So-
ciety of Friends who have been so
active in foreign relief.
The ship and its assistance to
foreign sufferers has no connec-
tion with any governmental agen-
cy nor is it a part of the Mar-
shall plan. It is promised that the
food will go direct to those who
are most in need and is the North-
west's effort to parallel the idea
of the Friendship Train.
S H E LTO N'S contribution ls con-
sidered by Chamber of Commerce
officials as most surprising and
satisfactory because of the lack of
time that was thought necessary.
to properly organize the fund rais-
ing groups.
Chairman George Andrews, nam-
ed to head the drive by President
Roy Ritner expressed his apprecia-
tioi to businessmen and others
who were a part of the relief help
and he also wished to thank his
committee workers for the splen-
did results of their efforts.
Thursday, December 25,
DUCK HL00TE00S A
Immediate delivery on Duck Boats.
be carried on top of cars.
KIMBEL MOTORS
PHONE 601 707 SOUTH FIRST
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Can ¸
HOLIDAY
Season merriment cZint
to every hearth and
this joviality we add our
personal wishes ]or alb
time Christmas happi.
hess and a Happy New
Year.
From Heinie Hilderman's
CHATTERBOX CAFE
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
2 SEPARATE BUT ALLIED FIRMS UNDER ONE ROOF
QUALITY
ELECTRIC
WIRING
Guaranteed
Material
--and--
Workmanship
--C. P. Eliot
WE HAVE IT---OR .WILL ,GET IT FOR YOU
LAST MINUTE CLEARANCE
I don't want to hold this good Christmas Merchandise
for next year so I am offering
XMAS TREE LIGHTS
AT COST
Registered
Electrical Engineer
Title Insurance Building, Shelton
Perfectly good merchandise useful to you the rest of
• the Xmas Season and for years to come.
ELECTRICITY IS YOUR CHEAPEST FUE
COMPLETE INFORMATION ON ELECTRIC HEATING
FixtUres- Appliances -- Supplies --E. A. Cart
Quality
Phone 645
WAGES. TAXES. MARKETS. BUSINESS
(00hri00tma00 Greetiug00
Best Wishes to the communities of the Shel-
ton Working Circle from employees associ-
ated with the Simpson Logging Company at:
The McCleary Division
Olympic Plywood Plant
Reed Mill One
Reed Mill Two
Woodfiber Division
Grisdale Forest Community
Shelton and Seattle Offices
loom, Shops, Railroad and Joint Power
SIMPSON LOGGING COMPANY
SHELT.ON AND McCLEAR¥+ WASHINGTO N
lay, December 25, 19
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