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DANCE
Saturday, Dec. 30
DAYTON
1151.1.
7% Miles out on Matlock
Road
Sunday, Dec. 31
DAYTON
HALL
M usic by
McDonald’s
Rhythm Aces
Dancing 3:30 to '2 H.
McDonald’s
Rhythm Aces
Admission 60¢ Tax Included
Dancing 9:30 to 1:30
YOUR BEST YEAR
When all is said and done the eternal quest
of human beings is for happiness. Our wish for
you in 1945 is for more happiness—more than
you have ever known before, Whether that
happiness be gainful occupation or the attain-
ment of some long desired goal.
Thank you for having remembered us so
generously during the past year.
Log Cabin Tavern
Gerald and Clarice Byrne
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We take this opportunity
to extend most cordial New
Year greetings and best
wishes to our many good
friends and patrons. May
19.45 bring joy and happiness
to you and yours through-
out the year.
Shelton Recreation Parlors
SEASONS
'A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO'ALL'
SHIP AHOY!
Here comes our shipload of
good Wishes for a Happy
and Prosperous New Year
i for every man, woman and
child in this community.
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CIAL EVENTS
‘Bordeaux Christmas Program
iPresented Wednesday EVe
Operetta, was presented by the
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programs to come.
Istanding room only when more
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“The Magi's Gift," a Christmas
ildren of Bordeaux grade school
Wednesday evening, December 20.
The entire student body took;
part in the production which was -
under the direction of Mrs. Hazel
Townsend. She was assisted by
Mrs. Mary Pattison in charge of
dialogue: dances, Miss Joan Ar-
buthnot and Miss Edith Hartzell:
stage, Miss Mary Stansell: light-
Mr. Richard Hudson; Glee
Club, Mrs. Robert Spring: Christ-
mas trees, Mr. John Bariekman;
programs, Mrs. Wm. Maxwell.
Miss Kathryn Klein, and Miss
Arbuth’not: costumes. Mrs. Max-
well, Miss Esther Johnson, and
Miss Klein; and accompanist, Mrs.
Earl Jordan.
The cast of characters 3 as‘
follows: Watchman. Jerry Lums-
den; Mary, Mary Boysen; Ann,
Margaret, Betty
Walton; Harold, John Boling;
Tom, Rodney Miller; 'Elsbeth, Ka-
thryn Jordan; Dame, Lavonne
Norby; Morely, Wally Lund; Sir
Arthur, Bob Eacrett; Jester, Bil-
ly Lunsford; Father Christmas,
James Durand; St. George, Jack
Bradley; Turk, Jerry Lumsden;
Fool, Doyle Howard; First Shep- .
herd, Eddie Perdue; Second Shep-
herd, Danny Austin; Third Shep-
herd, Donald Rutledge; First Wise
Man, Donald Kimbel; Second Wise
Man, David Young; Third Wise
Man, Garth Grunert; First Angel,
Joyce Demmon; Second Angel,
Frances Leebrug; Mary, the Mo-
ther of Jesus, Arlene Tidyman.
Morris Dancers: Arlene Boots,
Susan Hatch, Joyce Newman,
Maribeth Perdue, Daphne Siders,
Yvonne Tidyman, Barbara Tilley,
Dean Angove, Raymond Collins,
Warren Gray, Barry Remsberg,
Karl Schwark, Gerald Sheldon,
Wayne Tidyman, Billy Maxwell.
Christmas Trees: Frank Clark,
Danny Pershall, Shirley McClaf—
lin, George McBride, Marilyn
Barbour, Larry Morgan, Russell
Morken, Frank Heath, Claudia
Barbour, Bernadine Townsend,
Arlene Andrews, Daphne Siders,
Virginia Hawley.
Skaters: Chloe Arbogast, Jim-
my Cochran, Denny Davidson,
Elaine Ellis, Gayle Fergusen,
Carol Geiger, Mickey Goodwin,
Buddy Gray, Patty Hunter, Ther-
esa Kerns.
Carol Singers: Mona Worlitz,
Karla Janssen, Jean Sivo, Joyce
Price, Ian Ellis, Pauline Hon-
stein, Cornelia French, Henry
Dean
Angels: Linden Everson, Gene
Ferwerda, Karolyn Hawley, Pat-
ty Hunter, Marilyn Johnson, Mar-
jorie McMahon, Carolyn Pierce,
Doris Summers, Jack Butler,
Betty Dean, Jo'Anne Price, Joann
Bradley, Harriet Hansen, Eleanor l
Nelsen, Jean Russell, Lila Wor-i
litz, Lavonne Norby, Virginia‘
Pierce, Terry Lynn Skelsey, Joyce ‘
Storey, Dell Swearingen, Arlene
Tidyman, Nelda McDonald, Mary
Ellen Perkins, Phyllis Peters, Au-
dre Dickinson.
Preceding the operetta the two
first grades sang “Away in a
Manger” and “Jolly Old St. Ni-
cholas,” under the direction of
grade, directed by Miss Johnson.
sang “Up On a House-top" and
“Long, Long Ago.” Between the
two acts of the Operetta, the
Symphonet Band played a group
' of four numbers, under the direc-
tion of Mr. Lynn Sherwood.
Under the leadership of Mr. Ri—
chard Hudson, principal, the two
basements had been combined in-
to an auditorium, complete with
stage and special lighting. More
than 400 parents! were in attend-
ance, and their applause express-
ed enthusiastic approval of this
first ,all-school production, “and
the hope of many more similar
Lincoln P.-T.A. Xmas
Program Successful
The Lincoln gym was so crowd-
ed with interested parents last
Thursday evening there was
than 500 students participated in
a Christmas program sponsored
by the Lincoln P.-T.A.
The senior band opened thel
program with several enjoyable
numbers under Lynn Sherwood’s'
direction and a group of students
from the fifth and sixth gradesl
gave their first performance on!
the new instrument, “symphonet”
that was introduced in the gradel
school this year. I
The Christmas story was given
pantomime and the many beau- I
tiful carols under the direction of
Mrs.‘Norma Spring Were most ef-
fective.
Mrs. Laurence Carlson, presi-i
dent of Lincoln Parent-Teacher’s,
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'Association extended greetings to
those present and invited them
to visit with Mr. Hudson and the
different teachers and become}
better acquainted. ,
Mrs. Cora Kelly was general]
chairman.
Entertain Christmas Day
Mr. and Mrs. James Roush, Jr.,
entertained at their home on,
Christmas day for Mr. and Mrs.{
Paul Hurst, Charlene, Mrs. Gene;
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Mr. and Mrs. James Roush
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Preppernau and Morley. i
To Montana
Anne Simpson left last week
for Montana where she will spend
the seasonal holidays with her
parents and her small daughter,
Leslie. 1
Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Richmond
of Seattle spent the past week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sut-,
ton. Mrs. Richmond and Mr. Sut-
ton are sister and brother.
General Welfare Club
Has Public Xmas Tree
The public Christmas tree and
program sponsored by the Gen-
eral Welfare Club was well at-
tended last week. The Winner of
the basket was Clarence. T.
Sharpe, Star Route 1, Box 16.
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Mr. and Mrs. Otto Goldschmid‘
and Mrs. Auguste Goldschmid
spent Christmas in Seattle with
Mrs. Goldschmid’s parents, Mr.-'
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Miss Arbuthnot, and the second i
Mrs. w. E. Noble’lt
Entertains Club
Mrs. W. E. Noblett entertained
.with a Christmas party for the
members of her bridge club last}
Thursday
eVeang. After
of gifts bridge was enjoyed with
Ihonors going to Mrs. Lobert Bell,
Mrs. Frances Eacrett and Mrs.
. Paul Diltman.
Other members present were
Mrs. James Dunbar; Mrs. L. E.
Attwood. Mrs. Jack Gray, Mrs.
Winston Scott and the hostess,
Mrs. Noblett.
Mr. and Mrs. Oppell'
Entertain Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Oppelt en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Logan of Dashpoint, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Oppelt, Mrs. Elwyn Op-
pelt and Miss Nita. Oppelt at their
home Christmas day. ’
Their son, Marion Oppelt, who
has been serving on Adak with
the American Red Cross is home
on 18-day leave.
Home for Month
June McKay is home for a
month's visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Don McKay. She is
attending Stephens College, Mo.
Juveniles D. of H.
Enjoy Xmas Party
The Juveniles of the Degree of
Honor enjoyed a Christmas party
last Saturday at the Odd Fellow’s
Hall. The hall was gaily decked
with‘holly for the occasion.
Lola Schumacher was initiated
and the members exchanged gifts
after‘ which refreshments, candy
and nuts were enjoyed.
The next meeting will be Jan—
uary 13.
2 BIG
DANCES
at the
EVERGREEN
On the Old Olympia-Tacoma
Highway
REGULAR DANCE
Saturday, Dec. 30
Admission 75¢ (incl. tax)
Dancing 9:30 to 2:30
New Years Eve
DANCE
Sunday, Dec. 31
HATS—HORNS
NOISEMAKERS
Admission $1 Iplus tax)
Dancing 9:30 to 2’7?
Free men can hope and
plan and achieve—and we
Americans are free!
As the old year wanes,
hope. springs up afresh,
and the determination to
do better in 1945 than ever
before rises buoyantly.
That your fondest hopes
may be fulfilled during the
coming year is the earnest
wish of
Shelton Garage
skinner
What’s ahead? That
is the unspoken ques-
tion in the mind of
every thoughtful per-
son.
We hope for a much
lrighter future . . . .
look forward to it
eagerly. The hand-
'..riting is in the sky.
Sleyster’s
Plait Shop.
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lett, Star Route 1, Box 97, are
the 1 Lukes‘ General Hospital,
Christmas luncheon and exchange nam.
Boy for Wayiatts
Mr. .and Mrs.
Stanley H. Way-
the. parents of son, Randell
Sheffer‘. born December 17 at. St
Belling-
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was held at, the home 0! ivii'. and .
llhruoul the state attended a rim-
'day course in methods of educa,
tion. at the University of Wasli=
in Seattle last week, sex
3‘61: 7 i State Safiltuiaiang. i
Ch S l l " lAttend Health Course
: Twentyivvo sanitarians from ‘
y Frances Radth
The (Bushman Christmas party
, ington
01wan Mink. program ,l\-Irs. Otto Rzldlkfl‘on the night of rm,ng to DY;
J. B. cam“.
Mbved Up mi S‘mday 'Deceniber The house Was lnmm1 0mm, This 00,1339
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The (nympia, Civic Mugm Assn- [tastefully decorated VVlzLIl ever—
flqufid .LO assist the; 1063111931111:
elation has changed the date of
its January program from Thurs-
day to Sunday, January 7 at 4"
p. m.
Christmas Dinner
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Mr. and Mrs. Gene Martin, Wil-
liam Daniels. Ted Daniels, Mr.
and Mrs. Hollis Daniels, Kay and
Barbara, Mrs. Mable Daniels,
Mary Louise, Mildred and Donald
and Harry DeGraw spent Christ-
mas in Centralia. with Mrs. B. F.
Neely.
Canal Visitor
R. Paul Anderson, of Che-welsh,
spent three days last week visit-
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert P. Anderson, 'on Hood Canal.
From Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Lowman.
Mrs. William Chatfield and Mrs.
Walter Skielvig spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. George Crop-
per and family. They are from
Seattle.
In Seattle
Mrs. F. F. Warren, Mrs. Char-
les C.’ Bolen and Mr. and Mrs.
George Warren and son of Olym-
pia spent Saturday and Sunday
in Seattle with Mr. and Mrs.
iDwight Peterson.
Yule Dinners
“At Potlatch
by' Elizabeth Horseman
, Potlatch, Dec. 26%Mr. and
EMrs. Kenneth Simons and little
sons spent the Christmas holiday
lwith Mrs. Simon's parents, Mr.
I, and Mrs. T. Jacobson, at Tillicum.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joe Michel and
'Kcnny were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Reader for Christmas din-
ner.
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Neil Simmons and
children spent their Christmas
day at Puyallup with Mrs. Sim-
.mon’s parents.
| Mr. and Mrs. Westuck went to
guburn for the Christmas holi-
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Guests at the E. Carlson home
for the holidays were Mr. and
ers. H. R. Maury from Tacoma.
l Little Shirley Kammerer suf-
lfered from a severe attack of
‘nosebleed late Christmas day. It
[was of several hours duration.
i Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hussman,.
Elizabeth and Mr. Wickman, ofi
Chehalis, spent Christmas day}
iwith relatives in Bremerton.
l Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Konicksen
;took their little daughter Carol
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Iday when she suddenly became‘
, quite ill. She was able to be taken
[home within a few hours.
Potlatch friends regret the de-*
parture of the McClosky family
'to Bellingham where \they willl
make their home.
i On Sunday evening a group of
lfriencls surprised Mrs. McClosky
’w1th a party and handkerchief
shower. Court Whist provided hil—
arious entertainment and a deli-
cious lunch was served late in
the evening. Those attending were
gMesdames Carlson, Reader, Mi-
lchel, Kammorer, V. Lockwood,
'Rodgeberg, Morrison, Hussman.
Schrimpf, VVurl, Jackson, of
Hoodsport, Davies, and the hon-
or guest.
j Mr. and Mrs. Magnuson and
children spent Sunday and Christ-
mas eve with Mrs. Magnuson’s
parents at Tenino, then went on
to Eatonvllle for Christmas day.
. Mr. and Mrs. Rodgeberg en-
joyed their Christmas holidays
with relatives at Everett.
Tacoma. guests shared the F.
S._ Morrison‘s Christmas dinner,
being Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wakefield
and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Linnley and their children.
Other Potlatch Christmas visi-
tors were Mr. and Mrs. Smith and
Nellie Esaw, who spent the day
vyv‘ith Mr. and Mrs. M. Suchadol-
1.
Elizabeth Hussman went to
Bremerton Wednesday morning to
spend a part of the Christmas
vacation visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pickering
were most happily surprised on
Christmas eve when their son. C.
M.1/c Arthur Pickering and wife
Sybil and son Bobby arrived un-
expectedly. The son has been in
service in the South Pacific and
more recently was confined to the
naval hospital at San Diego, Cali-
fornia, for injuries sustained in
service. The trip was made by
plane to Portland where he was
joined by his family, the remaind-
er of the trip being made by car.
They went back to Portland Tues-
day morning and the service man
returns to his hospital base 'Janu-
ary 2nd. ’
OThe Victor Lockwoods enter—
tained their daughters Helen and
Jean and their families during the
holidays. The former is living at
Oak Harbor where her husband.
S. Bowlcs, is at a navy base. The
husband of the daughter Jean is
now stationed in Hawaii.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
J. 0. Bovee, Pastor
Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11. Subject
“Will Christ Return in 1945?”
Youth Fellowship at 6:30 i
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Evening service
lect “Facing the New Year.”
There will be a Baptismal Ser-
vice at the evening service and a
New Year program from 9:30 to
10:30 after which light refresh‘
ments will be serve"
, “naming for the Watch Night
which will conclude at .LéJJu.
You can’t find a better way to
; start the New Year than to start
' with God. {
Mr. and Mrs. James Noll are
ithe parents of a baby boy born
at the Shelton hospital on Dec-
ember 24.
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A baby daughter arrived at the
Shelton hospital on Christmas for
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payne.
greens, candle airs gements and
a Christmas tree, F.
Nick Sceva. Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Linscott won low prizes. Bells hen
basket was passed to each guest
least another month though her
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puze‘q f0! health programs to the ciliiiens
of the respective counties.
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“500" went to Joe Kent and Mrs.
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gan to 3mm“ and S" 1““913 “me P": r cessful business is
continuous
sued when a decorated clothes ‘ADVERTISING‘ p i
daughter Susy were Christmas
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edward.
Radtkc. They enjoyed a .turkey'
o .3 with trimmings.
Two residents of Cushman saw
a seagull light on the ice whiclil
‘ covered Standstill Lake the morn‘ !
ing of December 2-1. This is the‘
second time the small lake has'
been frozen over this winter. Thc’l
ice at this time is seVeral inchesi
thick. p ,
Mrs. W. G. Peterson and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. .Ray Peter-
son, returned last week from their
California visit to see Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Mincher and family
in Southgate. While there they
saw S/Sgt. Wendall Peterson and
family from Fort Sill, Oklahomanl
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who picked a man or lady’s gift.
After a tasty supper Radtke's or-
chestra entertained until the wee
small hours of the morning.
The ladies of Cushman sent a,
very small Christmas tree with
appropriate gifts to Mrs. George
Hixon who is ill in the Shelton
General Hospital due to a recent
accident with resulting spine in-
jury. Mrs. Hixon expects to be
“at home" in the hospital for at
condition to date seems satisfac-
tory. Her son, Homer Hixon and
family, will visit her over the holi-
days. p
Warrant Officer John U. Had-
ley of the U.S.N., having obtained
a short leave from active duty in
the'Pacific area is visiting with
Mrs. Hadley, the, O. K. Linscott
and helped celebrate his daughter
Marcia's first birthday.
union‘ at Chehalis.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wick and
daughter Colleen of Tenino stop-
ped off on their way to Bremer-
ton, to eat Christmas breakfast
with the Linscott family.
Mr. and 'Mrs‘. Rodney Smith and
family over the Christmas holi- ' i
days, They spent Christmas eve ,
.with Mr. Hadley‘s parents, the AT FIRST 5
Willis Hadleys, in a family re- SIGN OFA
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Cold Preparations as directed
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Cele’Ranch
Rodeo Grounds
Olympia Hiway miles South of Shelton
Dance out the Old, Dance in the New
With the Lazy Hanks and Earn Dance Crew
saturday Night
AND
New Year’s Eve
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C‘L‘CI'HOOF 3c and or
Admission 75¢. (tax included)
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SON BORN
A baby son born at
Shelton hospital on December
for and Mrs. J. B. Eero.
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For Q
Hero is a clean, powerful, pe
trating oil now dispensed by 2.-
macists everywhere at trifling c g V
that brings speedy relief from itc
ing and torture of externally cans
in troubles. I
Skl\l£)0n(:'s Emerald Oil soothes t
itching and torture, helps prom
mor, mm: healing. G t Moon
Emcrnld‘ Oil or any u' sto
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MCCONKEY PHARMACY
5:
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B A N lever to
have bl‘i
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KAMILCHE as a
GRANGE HALL °'_‘ days ;<
IS OUI‘ 1
Saturday, Dec. 3e New y.
PUBLIC INVITED .e marl '1‘
Sponsored by G. W. Club we w'“ I
Music by hm“-
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CLUB ORCHESTRA a“.
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Emil R:
THEATRE
Shelton. Wash.
Thursday-Saturday
TWO FEATURES
Joel McRea
THE GREAT
MOMENT
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CALL OF THE
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