Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-06-24
MAURY CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Gillard left Satur-
day for Seattle.
Mr.. Roy Mclean attended the
Shriners Convention in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Meyer had
as luncheon guest Mrs. Cowan
on Sunday.
Mrs. S. Calhoun and daughter
Myrtle were the guests on Sunday
afternoon Of Mrs. G.. l.. Garner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Westover
entertained the G. Meyers family
on Sunday afternoon with music,
then with lemonade and cake to
finish on.
A large party of young ladies
accompanied Miss Richardson to
the commencement exercises at
the State University in Seattle on
Monday. Several grown ups made
it point to visit the University
on Monday also.
On Monday Messrs A. Miller,
Tom Ogilvy and Mrs. A. Miller
went to Caledonia Beach to see
their friend Capt. John Mcdowell
who has been sick for some time.
Rev. johnson attended the
Maury Sunday school last Sun
day. Usually Mr.. johnson goes
to Seattle, but we are very glad
to have him with us when he can
leave his work in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hook Of PEN
broke Farm We're visitors in Ia
coma last week. Mr.. Hook tells
us he was able to motor all around
that city and arrive home with
half a tank Of gas how do they
do it?
The number of Mauryites re-
presented at the picture house of
Vashon last week was confined to
the small number of two families,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hook and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mey-
nr and family. While the number
spending the evening in Tacoma
was increased.
Mr.. Kadyama. ii former resident
Of Maury is on the island picking
strawberries on his acres here.
Early this fall Mr.. Kadayama
moved on to a place near Kent,
where he has ten acres in berries.
Mr.. Kadayama will prove himself
thrifty farmer by being qualif-
I'd to care for two farms and them
levided by Puget Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Hayes had
IN annual gathering at their home
Owing to sickness two
families were not there. Those
present We're: Mrs. James McArd-
e, Mrs. Will Williams, Misses
Beatrice McArdle, Lucille Will
ans, Mabel Locke, Grace Will
ans, and Gertrude Murphy;
Messrs Charles King, Archie
and Paul Mossbach, all
If Seattle, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Sherman and son Aaron of Port
ige,
Our Sunday school continues to
progress under the supervision of
Miss Richardson. We are glad to
zee such good attendance and
ire anxious that others shall be-
,ome interested in this spiritual
raining and come. You need us
md we need you. Last Sunday
Yrs. Colvin read a selection on the
ife Of st. Paul after the Sunday
chool hour, which only took up
few minutes and gave all some
God to think on through the
week, thus taking place of a
hurch service. We are hoping
hat we can have such reading or
PREACHING each Sunday.
Come and help, Sunday school
'egins at 1870. Dbn't forget,
We need you at the Maury hall.
We have an apology to make
his week and as such things are
EMBARRASSING we are leaving it for
he last item. In last week s pap
= it was reported that Mrs. Mel
on and small daughter were Sc
tile visitors which was very
luch a mistake as Mrs. Nelson
nd little daughter, journeyed
o farther than Burton on that
ay where Mrs. Nelson consulted
)r. Ireland in regard to her
aughters health. Little Miss