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Irsday, December 31, 1959 I-IELTON- MAg0N COUNTY JOURNAL-- Publlshed in "Chri.fmasfown, U.g.A.," Shelton, Wahin
SOHOOL MENU
Week of Jan. 4 - 8
ItMian spaghetti, hot
:red french bread, snap
beans, applesauce and
r. Navy hean st)Ill), hot
corn bread, carrot and
sticks, chocolate pudding
milk. thinning thatch
dog on a but-
bun, cabbage and pineap-
salad, white cake with or-
lge icing and milk.
..... Hamburger gravy
hot biscuits, peas and car-
fresh fruit and milk.
..... Grilled cheese sand-
whole kernel corn, fruit
Ilo with whipped cream and
Supplement your child's diet
Plenamins from
Prepp's Rexall
133 Railroad HA 6-4642
::!iii': ...... iY i!i; i! .........
!:i.i:iK ::)
Grange Movement ,rs 93rd Year o[ Rural 5ervke
ly Clive Troy fnmily. It is the nation's oldest, ands of women in the rural areas, has moved progressively forward.
As we are about to enter into largest and most effective commu- The annual dues are less than ANYONE INTERETEI) in a
the 93rd year of the grangc as a
llational organization we wonder
if we are really putting every-
thing into l, he fraternity that we
could. We have the only rural fra-
ternity in the worht, it is tim only
l'raternity that accepts the whole
New Year's Eve
DANCE
AT
SKOOKUM HALL
Music by
BUZZARD'S ORCHESTRA
Admission $1.50 Per Person
":' ?i:: i i! : ": ::::::::::::::".¢: :::::::::::."
! i i: iiiiit YEAR END
ii ":! :::i: SUPER VALUE. =
I = ii!!iiiiiiii!ii!iiiiiiii!;iiiiili!iii!iiiiiil;i!!ill 250 Pieces
00i0000iiii00iiiiiii00i
iiiiii00il;iiiiiiii; :i/ii0000ii;ii
:!ii!::!i::!i "":::i / / !s:: i.,:::: ...... i;iiii!::!ii! i! ;iii .... i!
I iiii:.!!i!il! . " 'ii:!:.!/.:.i::!!;::!i::g!:: i / .::/:;)!i:.!g!::g . ",
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiijiii!ii iii!i;i)!iiii!i!iii!!i:. !::.,. .,.!.::::iiii:i/;)ii}! ,
Sae 0n Girls' Snpe[ Values
150 Prs. Sizes 2 to 8 Years. Fabulous Values!
GIRLS' SANFORIZED COTTON SATEEN STRIPES ql
OR STURDY TWILL JEANS, Elastic back ........................ Jl_
Sizes 4 to 14 Years. Machine Washable. Fleecy
GIRLS' PRIIITED OUTING 4
PAJAMAS, at only ............................................... ",-.dr
Just 30 Pairs, Sizes 7 to 14 Years. Warm, Washable
GIRLS' CORDUROY SHORT SLACKS, Sl 44
Red, Blue, Black ................................................................. =
34 Left of these! Reduced to Clear!
GIRLS' WASHABLE WOOL qlll
PLAID SKIRTS, 7 to 14 years ..............................................
Just 6 Left! Warm, Smart Styled. Blue Color'
ORLON PILE LINED qlP
POPLIN COATS, Sizes 7 to 12 Years ................................
3 Only! Tan Color, Waterproof, Rayon Lining
GIRLS' LEATHER-LIKE PLASTIC I
LONG COATS ................................................................ Now
O
Sizes 8, 10 years. A much wanted style at a bargain,
1 Only! Princess Style, Matching Cap
GIRLS' ALL WOOL GREY 12
FLEECE COAT, Size 7 Now
1 Only!.. Lon or Shnrt Zil%off Skirt... Warm, Size 7.
GIRLS' ORLON LINED CONVERTIBLE s12
TWEED COAT ................................................................ NOW
7 Only! Finest "Bor" Fleece. Sizes 5, 6, 10 Years.
GIRLS' BETTER ORLON LINED $10
ALL WEATHER COATS Now
Just 5 of These! Suburban Length. Sizes 6 to 10 Years
GIRLS' ORLON LINED LEATIrlER.LIKE q¢l
PLASTIC COATS ....................................................................
Just 25 Left! Sizes 7 to 14. Give-away Priced!
GIRLS' COTTON BLOUSES 88 ¢
White and Checks Just
Men's Denadmenl Markdowns
Knit Collar and Cuffs, Snala Front
BOYS' ALL WOOL MELTON JACKETS S ,
To clear Just--m
Warm melton at a "ive:away"pce: Sizes 4 to 18 yearsj
Shop early. This jacket will sell out quickly!
Just 19 Pairs Left. Some Men's All Wool Worsted
MEN'S DISCONTINUED SLACKS s4 88
Washable Rayon Gabardine .......................................... s
Fabulous price and clacks to sell quickly! Hurry!
tlightly Soiled, One of a Kind, Unpinned, etc.
MEN'S ODDS AND ENDS OF LONG "8
SLEEVE SPORTSHIRTS .............................................. "_L B
Sizes small, medium, large. All excellent bargains.
Just Unpacked! A Repeat of a Check Out!
MEN'S ,MPORTED RAYON FLANNEL $4 98
SPORT SHIRTS ................................................. =
Rich. warm, washable plaid flannel shirts in sizes small to
extra large. If you missed out before, don't wait this
time. Santa took a lot of these!
Just 5 Pairs! Machine Washable, Holds the Press
MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR HEAVY 6 O0
0RLON/RAYON WHIPCORDS s
Sizes 1-30x32, 31x32, 32x32, 42x30, 42x32. Hurry!
Only 4 Pairs of These. Washable Rayon, Heavy
MEN'S STURDY WASHABLE RAYON =4 00
WHIPCORD PANTS ........................................ Now a
Sizes 29x30, 32x31, 36x34, 44x32. Shop early! Save!
Warm, Washable. Fleecy Lining
BOYS' CHARACTER SWEAT SHIRTS 1 OO
4 to 12 Years s
White and colors with Western screen prints.
Don't Forget! You Can 'Charge It' at Penney's
I
nity organization in terms of
membership participation. It
works in the state and national
capitols for its members, seeking
to improve the economic status of
rural people giving them increased
opportunities for social and cul-
tural progress. It also provides a
forllnl for self-expression and dis-
cussion of issues local, state, na-
tional and international.
THE GRANGE has helped to
secllre for rural America such
benefits as a fairer taxation, low-
er freight rates, rural delivery of
nmil and parcel post, rural credit,
better roads, schools and market-
ing facilities. It has saved the
farmers and other rural people
thousands of dollars by maintain-
ing fire, hail. tovnado, casualty
and automobile insurance.
It has created a more neighbor-
ly atmosphere in the community
and has been a godsend to thous-
any similar fraternity yet the
benefits are greater by far. If we
carry any insm'ance at all tim
dollar savings far outmmber the
dollar outgo for dues.
When we read the history of the
grange we find the seven founders
experienced many set-backs and
disappointments 'yet they never
faltered, it seemed only 'to giw
them more incentive to strive
harder. Especially Oliver Hudson"
Kelly who spent his-last penny
and returned home after two years
travel without success. DJu'ing his
absence his wife had rdceived a
legacy of $500.00 which was a lot
of money in 1866. This she gave
him and bade him try again. This
time he was successful and in a
period of a little over one year
granges had bee n organized
, throughout the length and breadth
of the land. What a feeling of ela-i
tion this must have given him.
From this beginning the grange
/
,,
I ,
iig,00
Priced to Clear Quickly!
' 200 Yards
WASHABLE RAYON
FLANNEL PLAID
SUITING
$'50
NOW .....
YD.
Plaids and plain colors. A
smooth, easy care fabric ideal
for skirts, jumpers, sport shirts.
Hand washable. Shop early!
100 YARDS ONLYI
WASHABLE WOOL
PLAIDS
60" Width $I
To Clear... --
r.yd
A fabulous savings. Very pret-
ty plaids. Bargains !
history of the grange should read
"The Grange, Friend of the Farm-
er" by Charles M. Gardner. A
copy presented by Mason Connty
Pomona No. 20 is in the Shelton
public library.
After' attending an exceptionally
nice Christmas program at our
Pioneer school we felt the patrons
should be proud of our rural
schools and the faculties and as
such should attend at least some
of the board meetings to show. our
interest and appreciation.
We are sorry to report that
Mike Zelenak suffered a heart
seizure last Tuesday. He is in tim
Shelton General Hospital but is
not permitted to have visitors al-
though his condition is satisfac-
tory. Mike was a charter member
and first master of the Cloqual-
lum grange, is a past master of
the Fair Harbor grange and a past
deputy of Mason county. Mike is
a very affable person and is well
liked by everyone, We hope he
will make a speedy recovery. We
are sure he would appreciate a
card or any token of remembrance
from his many friends.
Sheiton Valley and Cloquallum
Granges are both having New
Year's Eve dances so put on your
dancing slippers and hop out to
either grange hall for a real good
time.
Matlock, South Side and Twan-
oh will all meet this Friday eve-
ning even though it is New Year's:
night, i
Now as 1959 is about to gel
down in history we would like tel
take this opportunity to thank all
who have been so cooperative and
considerate-as to nlake this col-
voices, sang a number of Christ-
mas songs. The Choir of the
West, comprised of 60 voices, also
sang. Mrs. McLaughlin's grand-
daughter attends P.L.C. and sings
with the chorus.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Badgely
and daughters of Montesano, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rau of Elma
spent Christmas day with the Joe
Whitings. Maria Badgcly stayed
over the weekend as the guest el
Marcia Whiting.
The Norman Eveleths of Cor-
vallis, Ore., were home for the
Christmas holidays. They an(
the Marion Eveleths were guests
of the Murrel Blunks on Christ-
mas Eve, On Christmas day all
gathered at the family home at
Cloquallum. Saturday, being Nan-
cy Eveleth's fourth birthday,
birthday party was given at the
Oliver Ashford home in Shclton.
Guests of the Tom Kearneys
during the Christmas holidays in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Jan Holt and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fisher
and family and Pat Brecker, all of
Everett. Mr. and Mrs. George
Beckett of Mt. Vernon, and Ar-
lotta Kearney of Vancouver, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Larson of Elma,
John Messinger and Gary Joplin
of Elma.
Wayne Kearney was' home from
Brown's Field, Calif. He returned
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob MePherson
and three children arrived home
Raymond Bordeaux
Rites Held Monday
Funeral services were held at 1
p.m., Monday, in the First Baptist
church, Olympia, for C Raymond
Bordeaux, 69, Olympia, under the
direction of Mills & Mills Funeral
,00ev o, A New Year
ficiated. Burial followed in the
family pl'ot at Lakeview, Seattlc, 1 960 - "'"
underic Lodgethe No.directi°nl. . of the Mason- 1
Mr. Bordeaux was born Nov. 3,
1890 in Shelton and died in St.
Peter's Hospital, Olympia, last
Friday. He was a graduate of YOU
Yale University and attended
Phillips Andover Academy. He was
a' veteran of World War I and
at one time held logging interests
throughout Thurston and Mason
counties.
Surviving are his wife, Esther,
Olympia; two daughters, Miss Re-
nee Bordeaux, Seattle; Mrs. David
Kellogg, San Marine, Calif.; a bro-
ther, Russell, San Francisco and
two grandchildren. "
Services Pending
Funeral services are pending for
Ray V. Moore, 71, Route 2 Box
314, who died Tuesday in Shelton
General Hospital. Mr. Moore was
born May 16, 1888 in Nebraska.
Marriages
Applying for mariage licenses in
the Mason county auditor's office
this past week were Tom Vicen-
cio, 40, Tacoma and Betty Holt,
30, Tacoma.
Lots of people have great aims
in life, but never pull the trigger.
Let Us Show You: How To
Look Forward To A New
Vibrant You
in 1960
We Invite You To
S.ed
Two
Houri
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SnELT0n At Our Studio
n0LLEn
.e. Sharing Our ActMties
8:30 'til After Midnight
Phone HA 6-3494
THE
r IqEW
Ready to Wear Markdowns, Priced ,o Sell! :i i !
Washable, Warm, Full Skirts, 12 to 00
wo sooc. ,oo ._. r?i00
HOUSE COATS ............................................ Now Just •
Close sewn cotton chenille robes at bargain price!
Drastically Reduced. Rayon, Cottons ,Rayon Jersey
WOMEN'S BETTER DRESSES 3 OO
1 Rack Full Choice a
Misses and half sizes. Odds and ends, all reduced! I I:
Just 10 Left! Washable Arnel, Check and Solid from Hawaii in time for Christ- '
SMART 4-PIECE SUITS $8 O0 mas The Mehorsons and Mr
(2 Skirts, Weskit and Blouse) ...................................... • and Mrs. George Johnson were Your patronage durmg
, Sizeh 10 to 18. Brown, blue, tan combinations, Christmas dinner guests of Mr. the past year was ap-
Just 22 Left! Close Sewn, Washable and Mrs. Don Schefler of Monte-
RICH RAYON CHENILLE DUSTER $3 O0 sane. preclated greatly. In
LENGTH ROBES ............................................................ • FAMILY CHIUTMAS the new year we hope
Tremendous Values! Sanforized Mr. and Mrs. William Baxter yO will remember us.
WOMEN'S WOVEN PLA,D OR BEDFORD CORD $2 88 and family of ,eGrande, wash.,, B00TERY
ANKLE SLACKS ............................................................ I attended Christmas festivities at l Th
Sizes 8 to 18. Machine washable. Zip side. the home of his parents, Mr. and e
Mrs. Jesse Baxter.
11 Only Left! Quilted and Taffeta Fabrics Carl Downing
HOLIDAY SKIRTS TO CLEAR Want Ads Bring Results .......
I Full Circle Styles $61I .......
............................................................ := i--.- •
i
44)CIRcLEOnly, STITCHEDImp°rted SanforiZedcOTTON Broadcloth. A ReaIBRAS FOR'"0"°' [00EI%NEL.Y00 Go,ng on Sale
i 81zeI 32B, 34B, 36B, 38B, 38C Only. 2 osT 77* i •
i
; 100 of These! Sanforized Checks, Pastel and WHite -- m,,,a i= p. ,=
! WOMIEN'8 BETTER COTTON BLOUSES =1.00
Roll-up Imported Sizes Sleevee Long 32 1;o and" ....................................... .o,,u, wov. ,,_ Sal:urc . a!/ at I .
WOMEN'S BLOUSE8
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ................................ Choice 88 ¢
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PRICES LISTED BY PENNEY'S
IN SEATTLE PAPERS APPLY
il
Just 32 to 36 Sizes in White Broadcloth. Hurry!
Black, Blue, Red. Odds and Ends of Better Styles
WOMEN'S PLAST,C PURSES $1 77
AT BARGAIN PRICE ......... . ............................ Just a
60 Gauge, Individually Packed. Gaymode Label
SHEER 15 DENIER FULL FA6HION NYLON HOSE 49*
Smart, wanted shades. In all sizes 8 to 11. Save
Rayons, Cotton, Magio Fabrics, Printi and PlaldJ [
REMNANTS REMNANTS
EVERY PIECE MARKED AT A SAVlNGSl Bargains Galorel
I Ill , I
WOMEN'S ORLON P,LE L,NEO $18 88
ALL WEATHER COATS ............................ Now •
4 Only! Reduced to Clear! Charcoal in 8, 12, 18;
Red in 16. Full length. Warm.
Just 101 White and Pastels. 38 to 42.
WOMEN'S WASHABLE SANFoRLAN $3 00 '
WOOL CARDIGANS ............................................ Now I
CHARGE Your Sheets
Shoe Depadmenl Bargains!
1 Group Broken Lines and Sizes 8V to 3 .Range
ox00o.o00 $4 00
Odds and Ends Just I
20 Pairs, Sizes 32 to 6. Black and Brown
BOYS STUROY DRESS OXFOROS $5 00
To Clear Choice s
Long wearing soles. Discontinued styles. Save!
Just 3 Pairs, Sizes 82, 10, 101/'2 . Marked Down
MEN'S 10-INCH CREPE SOLE 10 00
ENGINEER BOOTS ...................................... Now $ •
Brown, oil tanned uppers. Comfortable soles.
Just 5 Pairs. Comfortable Wedge Soles. Reduced!
M EN'S.6-1NCH CREPE SOLE 10 00
HI-TOP BOOTS ................................... Now Just $ •
Sizes 10, 10W and 11. D and EE Widths.
Remember to 'Charge It' at Pennefs
Just clip the coupon below. (Bring
or wear slacks and soft soled shoes
or slippers.)
SEE FOR
YOURSELF HOW
OUR STUDIO
OPERATESI
FREE! FREE! , FREE!
1
I su, ,' l
Adults Only HA .82S3 l
FREE! FREE1 FREE!
You Will Enjoy the Relaxed
Friendly Atmosphere
Of Course, Come with
Your Friends!
SlIM N'TRIM
(Closed January 1st, 2nd, 3rd,
Open Again Jan. 4th)
Irsday, December 31, 1959 I-IELTON- MAg0N COUNTY JOURNAL-- Publlshed in "Chri.fmasfown, U.g.A.," Shelton, Wahin
SOHOOL MENU
Week of Jan. 4 - 8
ItMian spaghetti, hot
:red french bread, snap
beans, applesauce and
r. Navy hean st)Ill), hot
corn bread, carrot and
sticks, chocolate pudding
milk. thinning thatch
dog on a but-
bun, cabbage and pineap-
salad, white cake with or-
lge icing and milk.
..... Hamburger gravy
hot biscuits, peas and car-
fresh fruit and milk.
..... Grilled cheese sand-
whole kernel corn, fruit
Ilo with whipped cream and
Supplement your child's diet
Plenamins from
Prepp's Rexall
133 Railroad HA 6-4642
::!iii': ...... iY i!i; i! .........
!:i.i:iK ::)
Grange Movement ,rs 93rd Year o[ Rural 5ervke
ly Clive Troy fnmily. It is the nation's oldest, ands of women in the rural areas, has moved progressively forward.
As we are about to enter into largest and most effective commu- The annual dues are less than ANYONE INTERETEI) in a
the 93rd year of the grangc as a
llational organization we wonder
if we are really putting every-
thing into l, he fraternity that we
could. We have the only rural fra-
ternity in the worht, it is tim only
l'raternity that accepts the whole
New Year's Eve
DANCE
AT
SKOOKUM HALL
Music by
BUZZARD'S ORCHESTRA
Admission $1.50 Per Person
":' ?i:: i i! : ": ::::::::::::::".¢: :::::::::::."
! i i: iiiiit YEAR END
ii ":! :::i: SUPER VALUE. =
I = ii!!iiiiiiii!ii!iiiiiiii!;iiiiili!iii!iiiiiil;i!!ill 250 Pieces
00i0000iiii00iiiiiii00i
iiiiii00il;iiiiiiii; :i/ii0000ii;ii
:!ii!::!i::!i "":::i / / !s:: i.,:::: ...... i;iiii!::!ii! i! ;iii .... i!
I iiii:.!!i!il! . " 'ii:!:.!/.:.i::!!;::!i::g!:: i / .::/:;)!i:.!g!::g . ",
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiijiii!ii iii!i;i)!iiii!i!iii!!i:. !::.,. .,.!.::::iiii:i/;)ii}! ,
Sae 0n Girls' Snpe[ Values
150 Prs. Sizes 2 to 8 Years. Fabulous Values!
GIRLS' SANFORIZED COTTON SATEEN STRIPES ql
OR STURDY TWILL JEANS, Elastic back ........................ Jl_
Sizes 4 to 14 Years. Machine Washable. Fleecy
GIRLS' PRIIITED OUTING 4
PAJAMAS, at only ............................................... ",-.dr
Just 30 Pairs, Sizes 7 to 14 Years. Warm, Washable
GIRLS' CORDUROY SHORT SLACKS, Sl 44
Red, Blue, Black ................................................................. =
34 Left of these! Reduced to Clear!
GIRLS' WASHABLE WOOL qlll
PLAID SKIRTS, 7 to 14 years ..............................................
Just 6 Left! Warm, Smart Styled. Blue Color'
ORLON PILE LINED qlP
POPLIN COATS, Sizes 7 to 12 Years ................................
3 Only! Tan Color, Waterproof, Rayon Lining
GIRLS' LEATHER-LIKE PLASTIC I
LONG COATS ................................................................ Now
O
Sizes 8, 10 years. A much wanted style at a bargain,
1 Only! Princess Style, Matching Cap
GIRLS' ALL WOOL GREY 12
FLEECE COAT, Size 7 Now
1 Only!.. Lon or Shnrt Zil%off Skirt... Warm, Size 7.
GIRLS' ORLON LINED CONVERTIBLE s12
TWEED COAT ................................................................ NOW
7 Only! Finest "Bor" Fleece. Sizes 5, 6, 10 Years.
GIRLS' BETTER ORLON LINED $10
ALL WEATHER COATS Now
Just 5 of These! Suburban Length. Sizes 6 to 10 Years
GIRLS' ORLON LINED LEATIrlER.LIKE q¢l
PLASTIC COATS ....................................................................
Just 25 Left! Sizes 7 to 14. Give-away Priced!
GIRLS' COTTON BLOUSES 88 ¢
White and Checks Just
Men's Denadmenl Markdowns
Knit Collar and Cuffs, Snala Front
BOYS' ALL WOOL MELTON JACKETS S ,
To clear Just--m
Warm melton at a "ive:away"pce: Sizes 4 to 18 yearsj
Shop early. This jacket will sell out quickly!
Just 19 Pairs Left. Some Men's All Wool Worsted
MEN'S DISCONTINUED SLACKS s4 88
Washable Rayon Gabardine .......................................... s
Fabulous price and clacks to sell quickly! Hurry!
tlightly Soiled, One of a Kind, Unpinned, etc.
MEN'S ODDS AND ENDS OF LONG "8
SLEEVE SPORTSHIRTS .............................................. "_L B
Sizes small, medium, large. All excellent bargains.
Just Unpacked! A Repeat of a Check Out!
MEN'S ,MPORTED RAYON FLANNEL $4 98
SPORT SHIRTS ................................................. =
Rich. warm, washable plaid flannel shirts in sizes small to
extra large. If you missed out before, don't wait this
time. Santa took a lot of these!
Just 5 Pairs! Machine Washable, Holds the Press
MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR HEAVY 6 O0
0RLON/RAYON WHIPCORDS s
Sizes 1-30x32, 31x32, 32x32, 42x30, 42x32. Hurry!
Only 4 Pairs of These. Washable Rayon, Heavy
MEN'S STURDY WASHABLE RAYON =4 00
WHIPCORD PANTS ........................................ Now a
Sizes 29x30, 32x31, 36x34, 44x32. Shop early! Save!
Warm, Washable. Fleecy Lining
BOYS' CHARACTER SWEAT SHIRTS 1 OO
4 to 12 Years s
White and colors with Western screen prints.
Don't Forget! You Can 'Charge It' at Penney's
I
nity organization in terms of
membership participation. It
works in the state and national
capitols for its members, seeking
to improve the economic status of
rural people giving them increased
opportunities for social and cul-
tural progress. It also provides a
forllnl for self-expression and dis-
cussion of issues local, state, na-
tional and international.
THE GRANGE has helped to
secllre for rural America such
benefits as a fairer taxation, low-
er freight rates, rural delivery of
nmil and parcel post, rural credit,
better roads, schools and market-
ing facilities. It has saved the
farmers and other rural people
thousands of dollars by maintain-
ing fire, hail. tovnado, casualty
and automobile insurance.
It has created a more neighbor-
ly atmosphere in the community
and has been a godsend to thous-
any similar fraternity yet the
benefits are greater by far. If we
carry any insm'ance at all tim
dollar savings far outmmber the
dollar outgo for dues.
When we read the history of the
grange we find the seven founders
experienced many set-backs and
disappointments 'yet they never
faltered, it seemed only 'to giw
them more incentive to strive
harder. Especially Oliver Hudson"
Kelly who spent his-last penny
and returned home after two years
travel without success. DJu'ing his
absence his wife had rdceived a
legacy of $500.00 which was a lot
of money in 1866. This she gave
him and bade him try again. This
time he was successful and in a
period of a little over one year
granges had bee n organized
, throughout the length and breadth
of the land. What a feeling of ela-i
tion this must have given him.
From this beginning the grange
/
,,
I ,
iig,00
Priced to Clear Quickly!
' 200 Yards
WASHABLE RAYON
FLANNEL PLAID
SUITING
$'50
NOW .....
YD.
Plaids and plain colors. A
smooth, easy care fabric ideal
for skirts, jumpers, sport shirts.
Hand washable. Shop early!
100 YARDS ONLYI
WASHABLE WOOL
PLAIDS
60" Width $I
To Clear... --
r.yd
A fabulous savings. Very pret-
ty plaids. Bargains !
history of the grange should read
"The Grange, Friend of the Farm-
er" by Charles M. Gardner. A
copy presented by Mason Connty
Pomona No. 20 is in the Shelton
public library.
After' attending an exceptionally
nice Christmas program at our
Pioneer school we felt the patrons
should be proud of our rural
schools and the faculties and as
such should attend at least some
of the board meetings to show. our
interest and appreciation.
We are sorry to report that
Mike Zelenak suffered a heart
seizure last Tuesday. He is in tim
Shelton General Hospital but is
not permitted to have visitors al-
though his condition is satisfac-
tory. Mike was a charter member
and first master of the Cloqual-
lum grange, is a past master of
the Fair Harbor grange and a past
deputy of Mason county. Mike is
a very affable person and is well
liked by everyone, We hope he
will make a speedy recovery. We
are sure he would appreciate a
card or any token of remembrance
from his many friends.
Sheiton Valley and Cloquallum
Granges are both having New
Year's Eve dances so put on your
dancing slippers and hop out to
either grange hall for a real good
time.
Matlock, South Side and Twan-
oh will all meet this Friday eve-
ning even though it is New Year's:
night, i
Now as 1959 is about to gel
down in history we would like tel
take this opportunity to thank all
who have been so cooperative and
considerate-as to nlake this col-
voices, sang a number of Christ-
mas songs. The Choir of the
West, comprised of 60 voices, also
sang. Mrs. McLaughlin's grand-
daughter attends P.L.C. and sings
with the chorus.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Badgely
and daughters of Montesano, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rau of Elma
spent Christmas day with the Joe
Whitings. Maria Badgcly stayed
over the weekend as the guest el
Marcia Whiting.
The Norman Eveleths of Cor-
vallis, Ore., were home for the
Christmas holidays. They an(
the Marion Eveleths were guests
of the Murrel Blunks on Christ-
mas Eve, On Christmas day all
gathered at the family home at
Cloquallum. Saturday, being Nan-
cy Eveleth's fourth birthday,
birthday party was given at the
Oliver Ashford home in Shclton.
Guests of the Tom Kearneys
during the Christmas holidays in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Jan Holt and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fisher
and family and Pat Brecker, all of
Everett. Mr. and Mrs. George
Beckett of Mt. Vernon, and Ar-
lotta Kearney of Vancouver, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Larson of Elma,
John Messinger and Gary Joplin
of Elma.
Wayne Kearney was' home from
Brown's Field, Calif. He returned
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob MePherson
and three children arrived home
Raymond Bordeaux
Rites Held Monday
Funeral services were held at 1
p.m., Monday, in the First Baptist
church, Olympia, for C Raymond
Bordeaux, 69, Olympia, under the
direction of Mills & Mills Funeral
,00ev o, A New Year
ficiated. Burial followed in the
family pl'ot at Lakeview, Seattlc, 1 960 - "'"
underic Lodgethe No.directi°nl. . of the Mason- 1
Mr. Bordeaux was born Nov. 3,
1890 in Shelton and died in St.
Peter's Hospital, Olympia, last
Friday. He was a graduate of YOU
Yale University and attended
Phillips Andover Academy. He was
a' veteran of World War I and
at one time held logging interests
throughout Thurston and Mason
counties.
Surviving are his wife, Esther,
Olympia; two daughters, Miss Re-
nee Bordeaux, Seattle; Mrs. David
Kellogg, San Marine, Calif.; a bro-
ther, Russell, San Francisco and
two grandchildren. "
Services Pending
Funeral services are pending for
Ray V. Moore, 71, Route 2 Box
314, who died Tuesday in Shelton
General Hospital. Mr. Moore was
born May 16, 1888 in Nebraska.
Marriages
Applying for mariage licenses in
the Mason county auditor's office
this past week were Tom Vicen-
cio, 40, Tacoma and Betty Holt,
30, Tacoma.
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