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December 25, 1947     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Pae. &apos;il : " I II III I I . . J III .... ............... " ....... ........ ...... ' '"" ........... " " Canal. u"'oma='s T | SHELTON-MAS0N COUNTY JOINAL ,T}Uraday, Deceniber 25rsday, December 25, . i ._.__ i i i, ii I i III, i i| i i i il , _ [ ..... i ,111 Tennis and Badminton 0000F.TS R00STRt00G 61 :BY NO-AWL TENSION MACHINE • Prbvides Equal Tautness- Perfect Stringing JACK STEWART L M. SPORTING GOODS DEPT, I .";';";";";*;"".";";". • • ".". ;". .... ."." ". ';";";";";".";";";r.".";";".".";".";".".";";'% , !< . , r- I j, L I L II j. ooc,a= r=vents SEASON S GREET IN EPICUREAN PARADISE Illlllll I I , ., 00,u00.as00nnoa' Christmas Party Fence 00IIII00l S E t %7o0000erfo]i%/::g <by Sh,r,ey Tho'r.) I Meeting Relates Holds Yule Party nlorning business session. ' .,,.Vvv,V.T.,,vT,v,. Red ornaments on pine boughs 'Tis the day of Christmas and and tree-shaped lights decorated all thrbugh the houses, the table where Mrs. J. R. DeBard, Ewn'yone is stirring, especially president, presided. The Yuletide the" mouses. atmosphere was furthered also by The wrappings are sirewn a smartly-dressed Christmas tree with a pile of gifts underneath. Reports on the December 6 building bazaar were received with interest and enthusiasm by the members, who expect to add to the proceeds with a party early in the year to dispose of remain- ing articles. Plans will be made at the January meeting. A CH.ISTMAS. donation was voted for the Bethany Children's Home in Elms, to be financed by a "Bring and Buy" sale at tim next meeting of the club. Department chairmen made their monthly reports. Reading and study on vital problems and more interest by women in work- ing to prevent war were urged both L by Mrs. Frank Robinson, legislative chairman, and Mrs. Warren Lincoln, international re- 'round with not much care And the stocking pulled down to see what WAS there. Santa and Mrs. sit hack--high above--and watch all their children with "lotions of love." • They see bright lighted trees and children, So exerted, so let's watch with th*em and see what's happening it/ Shelton . • ;!: $ * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jest and younger daughter, "Bubbles," wel- comed their daughter, Nora, home from Washington State College. Another tmmecoming daughter and son-in-law is Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Delcambre of San Antonio, Texas. Tley will spend about eight days here with Mrs. Delcam- bre's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison. lations chairnmn. Their depart- POI *151;.| ments will be in charge of the The G. C. Ryan family, includ- m two be s Dawd aud Pat, will ] program for January. " g Y• ' . , " . at'on of the fine work she has 81 s end t°da with Mt Ryans par ne A repd oh the' D¢ceaber m'eet, P. - ' y - - "- ' -  " : do for the organization the past ezlts aar and Mrs pavia r.yan, var n if€ vA=id=.+ w *+ ing of tl DiStrict Health and ' ' "" - An '' ...... r .......... at their new country nome, "i "'r E'" " Welfare o*flncll to Whl5l Dlstrift "  " ':" " o, a s .ne Sherwood was aP- ........  "'= "£-e I P lea cnairman ot the n0w eom- Federatfl cllb s6hd,delegatoa, other son" and his zgmily wtl sis -gin"- " ' " .... "  " :-•' ' ; * -"--n I mlttee oz aUSlC in schools and was made by Mrs. J. R. DeBard', oe tnere, utr anu 2ar ,uau ...... - • rtyan ana meir Iour cnuure  .. 7 district public welfare chairman, " "h re "1 woneges Santa was very ousy  e "'r-" ' .... who heads the Council. . ..... :• • , vt  n'a uoson, program A real amity get-togetner s - •  THE DELEGATES are inter ........ gin on at tne home ot vzs" i cnairman. . . or the. evening,, pre- ested, she said, in making a sur- g g ........ x " sentea a program in keeping with Cora Hepner 'mere s t • anu m's the true  vey of the social services avail- ' " • " " -/ --'i e  . Lmristmas spirit grin -az'Ks ana uaugnter, A c " "   i " able in this area, such as was ........  A cno'us o e ght women under home trom conege, .lr, aim -rv[rs. I fhta divaoflnn af "lr¢ ]:)al't-  made for the Community Chest ............. ert ................... ' v" Roy eetor, mr ana mrs uu ened th ............ " ' • ...-' ..  e program with 'Lets 0 00ANY F I' E N D ies.planning in Seattle and other cit- andKimbelMrsandttarotathreeL:naseCnnaren'ana tm"wo] Have an Old  ".. . .'asni°n Christmas.:' " . .. " .... , wz's orvotct gave th back- T They have been asked also to children, MI ana zs At too- ound hmtoz ' cooperate in cancer education and ' " • • "" " .... tx¢l I g' " 'y of beloved carols win and two cnitaren, all OI  - The choru membez financing campaign• The Coun-  s 's, wearing red ton cil holdts its next meeting Friday, =" ..... .^- =+ ..... her I and green hoods sang. from the vtr, ana mrs. u,,, ...... v-,.  stairway with lighted candles, January 9, in Shelton. and two boys of Puyallup and Ed- "her i Jo " " Hostesses were Mrs. Mabel Av ...... i r e s y vtrs Marguerite win Hepner nome trom scnool m - . : • ey, Mrs. Ernest Worl, Mrs. Jack Los Angetes' " antl" a zrleno, .... joe 'erweraa. quoted scripture, from ..11  Cf ; Warner and Mrs. G. E. Yoeom, iso thee Ithe Bible in bringing" the Christ- Botts, are a ' l who served a buffet luncheon, - _.' -- . and I has Story to the group, begin- ml and Mrs tlen t:nase .... with the Christmas theme in their '" • "" " ..... re  nmg witn [ne prophecy of the children, Dick aria vattt jean, a .  ., .... colorful decorations. Following r .....  _ .. loz'a s mrtn as given in the book spenuing a qmet tJmustmas y ...... .... " 0 and Or lsalafl luncheon there was an exchange at thei home witl' their s n The strin tzm 1 d t m 1 .  " ' of small gifts, with • Santa Claus firs Wife and' child,' Mr. and Mrs. I,,j s  ' [g" "' "p aye  . ovely (Mrs. J. C. Bacon) doing the dis ...... Bill Chase ana teven uuests e.u _am°m°'. :.AS ne story pro- tributing. - .... "-::: - A gresseu trom tne second chapter from Seattze, wr ana ars "v ..... . • ' MRS. DOUGLAS Grout and .... " ..... " 'h o ,uKe, many oeautiful numbers Soule, wm also speno the cay w Mrs. Bacon were in charge of the tin voice and music were given in- them decorations and program, which " .. - e ltermtttently Several Sheton people ar ...... ' - , ..... included the singing of Christmas ....... r ' ac¢ tewar sang 'o itue "0, spenoingtoaayinTacoma. .......... carols. -- .... '- ;we ' Town oi etmenem with the and Mrs 'rancls acrett ana t ' - ...... Two numbers were contributed -: ......... cnorus summing' narmony in fle lAi boys. oo ana l.enny, are vtslI:lng ......... by Judy Palmer, Carolyn DeBard ...... k uacgrouno Joan oper gave a the home ot 2n.z' ana mrs Tan mot f" "" ' " . . . AND MAY TIlE and Janet Rosquist, following . L: . . " i'h s e tectwe solo ' No Candle G Bampton lawng over w  ....... ':. ' ,, ,,/t el L/I/VV5 ,i ,€ T which assembly singing was led " • " "" "- -- lia was Tnere, me ,'ire them was nis moaner, Mrs. :me 94/7 SPIRI OF THIS y Mrs. Archie Callahan. -- rett I Norma Davidson anr Marylyn ac . . . ,, . Guests included Mrs. George .............. "*r - Wal Dotson sang the beautiful Silent AlSO there m vtv. a.u v . " Ni " " ' Robertson of Seattle and Mrs. O ....... ter JcKert oz r---viewape , Mz'. and ght. .. as a duet wth the prone DAY LINGER ON, K. Linscott's two daughters, Mrs. --, --obez:t Bam-ton and ~irls, anu ceuo adding color. The chorus BRINGING CHEER John Hadley and Mrs. Robert alarL and Roerta, andSMr, sm.g a. lovely .,arran.gement of Raises. ]amptu,-- *--'. .,,,..,*'-^- ,,,rs.. Mable '±'ne l'lrst:, iNoell Wltfl uescanL. ........... The Chmstmas Story closed wth 7-.r. s Jennmgs oz x'ort,a.u, " ' A N D C O M F O R T Mrs. I'L.IU --" ...... -,,,,,- ."--"*-h'=* ,dinner. is the birth of Christ... Jack, Stewart .... - ^- -* *- xrr,'=n Earl hoze sang the magnificent O Holy CathOhe Cirele ] ! Mrs 00arrs sister and brother-00n- 'L.O N G A F T E R The HiHcl;est Catholic Ladies'  law, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Fisk and 'rhe group of eight led in sing- Circle held their Christmas m6et- daughters, Jean and Marie, are ing by Mrs. Dotson and supported CHRISTMAS DAY ing Thursday, December 18, at the here from Clallam Bay. by the chorus, sang two timely home of Mrs. Joseph Hill. And Mr. and Mrs. E arl's rounds, "Ave Maria," and "Bless The Hill home was artistically son and family, Mr. and Mrs. War- All Friends Here." The chorus is ITSELF IS GONE. decorated with holly, pine cones, ten Earl, Jr., and daughter and composed of Joan Soper and Mes- and the traditional tree for the husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert dames Packard, Horton, Steinberg, occasion. Tembreull and Bill Besch, are also Sherwood, Dotson, Hermes and A 1 p.m. pot luck luncheon was seated at the table. Norvold. The members of the MT rVldM?s yUBII __j served to the 16 members present heldAn°ther familYis at the lmmedinner being string trio are Mesdames Win- . at the beginning of the party, of Mr. and iecki, piano, Bampton, violin, and Gifts were exchanged and ac- Mrs. Jack Miller. Mrs. Miller's Ashford cello. tivities of the club discussed, son, Jack Kalinosld has a friend .... oy en The next regular meeting will visiting for the hqlidayfl from Ca- (1 ..... J g-___l_  l ' 1 • be held at the home of :lfrs. A. F. go'hid Grant Howdrd i-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-ii_lll.u.urmooeolc • . , ,. Boylan. Several Seattle guests are pr s- .... enL among them Mrs. Miller's 2-xU2klllttl Formed br0ther, . csptain I. H. Johnson, Th Evergreen Orthopedic Aux- also of Seattle. Yule Birth Story The Shelton Music Study Club enjoyed a memorable  evening Wednesday, December 17, at the imme of Mrs. Nena Roberts. A social hour followed. Mrs• Roberts was assisted b'y Mrs. Grace Olstead and Mr:,. Caroline Lentz. The rooms were made .festive with artistic Christmas decora- tions that adorned the house throughout. The business meeting opened xv.ith the reading.of the Club's Collect, Mrs. Lillian Norvold, pres- ident, presiding. It was the con- sent of the club to affiliate with the Washington State Federation of Music Clubs this year, as has been done in tim past. The club moved to organize a Junior Music Club in Shelton', naming Mrs. Opal Packard, coun- teller and Mrs. Alice Palmer, ad- visor. In behalf of the club, the president presented Mrs. Roberts with a Past President's Pin and a year's membership in the Past Presidents Assembly, in appreci- Cranberry Sauce 69¢ Ocean Spray .................... 3 CANS Ripe 01iv#s € Large ................  ................................... Oranges Large Navele .................... 10.LBS. CocktailSauce CAN 19= Pineapple Juice 35 € 2S= 3S= No. 2 Cans ................ 2 FOR Tomato Juice No, 2 Cans ................ 2 FOR Peaches NO, 2z Cana ............................ i= Christmas Delicacies CANDY- MIXED NUTS BANANAS  MIXERS PINEAPPLE --- Fruit Cake HENS Freshly Droad ........................ LB. FRYERS BEEF HEART 2Ge Freah Beef ................................ LB, UVER 39 = TONGUE POT ROASTS ROUND STEAK $7= Freah ............................................ LB. VEAL ROAST 4S€ Shoulder of Veal ........................ LB. T.BONE CITY PHONE 141 ::?'..._% .""/ ' ]'7' , .......  ....   , Another family gathering iS takig.vIac in Aberdeen:, Mr. ad Mrs. FPed Collins and t;o daugh- ters, Pearl and Patty, are enter- taining Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thorpe and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bel|inghausen, from Shelton and Jerry Crawly. Seattle relatiyes also' tten'ding are Mr. and Mrs. E. . McIntyre Mr. an'd M;s. Pat- rick Fitzgerald and Bill Collins. , Once again the R0beTts resi.- dense Will reverberate Wth Christ- mas cheer as Mrs. Nena Roberts' fmlies and their childre con- gregate in the hdme on Fou'rth' Street duding the holidays, Th6te will be ir. anc :Mrs. Ed- ward S. Mot,oh and Children, Jan, Edward and Chauncey from El- ma, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rob- errs and daughters, Terry Lu and Gerry Ann, of Bremerton, Also there will be Mx. and Mrs Theodore B. Mouson and children, Billie, Patty Jo and Teddy, of Se- attle; Mr. and Mrs. P.almer Rob- erts and son, Richard; and Mrs. Irvin Palmer for Christmas sup- per and the tree to follow. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Robert and Richard will spend Christmas Eve in Kirkland with Mr. and MrS. O. E. LaBarr, returning to Shelton Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. W. T, Phillips ] traveled o Hood Riv¢, Ore, I| where £hey spent Christmas week lwttl lr. philltIs' prehts and I/!atlyes Mr. a/d Mrs. G W, I r IilIips. Hospital Housekeeping , Staff Enjoys Annual ' The annual Christmas party of the housekeeping department of the Shelton General Hospital was held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Nena Roberts. "The Song of Christmas" Jr. ranged by Roy Ringwald for Fred Waring and hts Pennsylvanians was played and enjoyed. • The rerainder of the evening was spent playing games and sing- ing Christmas carols. A late buffet supper was served to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrier, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson, Mr. and iIrs. R. Bell, Miss Ruth Mast, Miss Frances Dowell, Mrs. Pearl Arneson, Mrs. Beatrice Grout, Mrs..]tna Preston and the hostess. CANAL (]ARDEN CLUB PLANS JANUARY MEET The Hood Canal Garden Club will hold its next meeting at the home of Vera Linscott at Lake Cushman January 8. The meeting will begin with a 12 noon potluck luncheon• i]iary .organized at the home of Mrs Peter Zopolis Thursday eve- ning, Decenber 18. Officers for the coming year are Mrs. Peter Zopolts, president and Mrs. Lloyd Van Blaricom, secre- tary-treasurer. Meetings will be held the first Thursday of each month except for the first meeting which Will be at the home of Mrs. Walter ElUgtt, Jr,,. Jnuary 8, . .Mmbers of the Auxiliary in- clude Mesdames Joe Alexander Clsre¢e Anderson, Dean, Balkema, Ben Briggs, wa'Ite Elli0tt.. Jr:, Louis Keyser, Logan Mitchell, Ed Muller, Everett Recma, Robert Tabke, LbU]S Tylezak, Z0olis arid VanBlaricom. SAVE TIME ! TAKE A FERRY I BREMETON - SEATTLE Lv. Lv. Seattle Bremerton 1:10 a.m. 12:55 a.m. *5:45 5:55 6:15 *7:00 7t1 7:30 8:10 8:30 9:00 9:25 10:00 10:15 i0:40 11:15 11:30 11:55 12:45 p.m 12:30 p.m. 1:05 1:45 2:00 2:20 3:15 3:00 3:30 4:15 4:30 4:55 5:45 5:30 6:15 6:15 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:15 9:00 9:15 10:30 10:15 11:45 11:45 ".*Daily except Sundays and Holidays BLAOK BALL LINE At Diesen Home Mrs. Charles Die:en entertained the Eldon Ladies Club at their an- nual Christmas party Friday af- ternoon at her home on the Ham- ma Hamma river. Dinner was served at 1 p.m. after which Christmas gifts were exchanged around a beautifully decorated tree. The dinner tables were prettily decorated with Christnms favors and red candles. Holly and ever- greens were used throughout the rooms adding to the Yuletide at- mosphere. Those attending the party were Mesdames Stella Morken, l'rances Evans, Julie McKasson, Ollie Dan- do, Kate Ahl, Allie Ahl, Addle Schaufler and daughter, Roberta; Eleanor Pierce and daughter, Jan- ice; June Hoard and children, Kathryne and Ralph; Doris Case and children, Nancy and Larry; Ann Webb, Viola Bayers, Minnie Sauers, Mrs. Dick and the hostess, Millie Diesen. Mrs• Doris Case asked the group to meet at her home January 9. Baptist Ladies P tyS ar uccess The ladies of the Baptist Church held their annual Christmas par- ty last Thursday. A 1:30 dessert luncheon was served at the tables decorated in a Christmas motif. Mrs. Edith Dunning had charge of the hmch- con committee. The rooms were gayly decorated with native greens and poinsettas. Decorations for the hall and tree were under the direction of Mrs. Martha Hawley. Mrs. Blanche B. Bell gave a reading of the Christmas Story, after which an exchange of gifts was made anmng the 40 guests. Visitors for Havens Visitors at the home of Chief of Police Claud Havens and Mrs. Havens during the Christmas hol- idays will be Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Stevenson, of Grand Junction, Colorado. The Stevensons will arrive in Olympia Monday and stay until Iriday, dividing their time be- tween the home of the Havens' in Shelton and Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hibberd, Jr., of Olympia, daughter and son-in-law of the Havens'. Mrs. Havens reports that their chief interest in visiting here will bc the Hibberds three-year-old son, Scott, whom both the Havens and the Stevensons think is a "great" great-nephew. Isabella, ClUb Holds Annual Christmas Party 2he Lake Isabella Club met for its annual Christmas party at the home of Esther Baise December- 17. Gifts were exchanged among the 14 members and three children present. A potluck hmcheon was serveu and the next meeting planned for January 14. USE kDS they really get results. from The ,Savage Family Helen -- Leona -- Charles -- Keith May the New Year Secure World Peace, Prosperity and Happiness for all i i AND TRUST WE. MAY SERVE YOU IN THE :UTURE. TENDERCR[00ST BAKERY SHAFER'S BAKERY • .. the £amily gathered around the heavily-laden table.., turkey and dress- ing, mince and pumpkin pies.., the Christmas tree with its tinsel . . . the toys beneath... May you enj oy these deep sweet pleasurea tlis Christmas o£ 1947. The Board of County Commissioners OF MASON C)UNTY, WASHINGTON HERB DICKINSON, Chairman, District No. 2 LYLE O'DELL, District 1 -- ROY CARR, District 3 0d luok to you--and m , Job easier for yourself :ing us take care of t of your in Washh SHELTON TRANSFER 221 S. 2nd Phone 66 ....._ SICKS' S