Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1933-08-17

Fred Smith, OF the benson Poly
tcohnic Trade School IN Portland, 10
assisting his uncle, Bud Smith, NJ the
Fuller super Service this summer, Mr.,
r. Smith viii return TO tako post
graduate course al the school this fall,
specializing IN welding and lathe work,
He viii be employed at the garage here
upon completion OF his graduate work,
Rev. e. q. Randall will exchange pull
pits Sunday, August 20th with Rev,
O. J, Boppell OF the West Seattle
Presbyterian Church,
Mrs Olive W. Roberts with her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Y. Allen motored
TO Sunrise Park on Mt, Rainier Sum
day, II was beautiful trip, but eight
miles OF the new road were rough
travelling, though the scenic views
compensated for tho difficult driving.
Downing d. Randall OF West Seattle
spent the weekend with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Il, O. Randall,
Miss Helen Gamlen Of Seattle, who
has been visiting Mt the Copesticks,
left for Seattle Friday
Ruth and Elizabeth Heydine are In
Tacoma this week, mentioning with
their cousins,
Mrs. Il. u. Stafford just returned
from q weeks visit with her grandson,
O. r., Stafford, in Seattle She had a
pleasant time with her grandsons and
many friends during her stay
Miss Lila Hall has been the guest
of Lois Clark. At the termination of
her visit here, Lois returned to Abcr-
deem with Miss Hall for few days
stay.
Evelyn Olson is spending week at
home after an appendicitis operation
The Y. p. U. will meet Sunday, Aug
20 at the Maury Hail.
The Rebekahs of Vashon Island pic
nicked at Lincoln Park, Seattle, Sun
day. There were fifty-four seated at
the table at noon, and later many
friends and relatives of the Islanders
Joined them at the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Stewart, Mr.. Norman
Edison and son, and Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Stevenson were among the
vashon Island people who attended
the water festival at Coupeville last
Sunday. Mr.. Edison secured some fine
views of the Indians and then
dwellings
Mr.. John Potich prepared barbecue
picnic at Kimmels beach Sunday
afternoon. Half sheep and thirty
pounds of beef we're cooked over a pit
to serve the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rodda ATTENDED
the Price-Rite picnic at the Carna-
ton Farm Sunday.
At the annual meeting of the five
units Of King County division of the
Washington Egg and Poultry Assocl.
alton 1t was decided to give a dinner
on october 8, the place to be an
nounced later.
The first meeting of the Vashon unit
OF Washington Coop will come on the
third Tuesday of September, which |.
the 18th. There will be delegates from
the united locals, and the "flying
squadron" will provide entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Whitehead o.
"Leafy Lane" Quartermaster, had a
dinner guests Tuesday night Rev. R
/ L. Powell, pastor of the First Baptis
Church, Tacoma, Mrs. Powell, anc
Mrs. Powelrs mother and father wht
are visiting from mississippi,
Mr.. Roy Madsen Of Tacoma cruisec
| to Quartermaster in his boat Susan
to spend Saturday and Sunday will
w. w. Whitehead Jr.
Wednesday morning one of the crew
of the s. s. James Griffith, ocea,
liner, severely cut main artery. 4
lifeboat was lowered to bring hin
ashore as the Virginia v. left the dock
at Cove and he was put aboard ans
rushed to Seattle. An ambulance wa
telephoned for to meet the Virginia \
as it docked at Seattle.
John King launched the loft sail
boat Tuesday evening, that he ha
been making this summer.
The Portage Orthopedic AuXiliar,
sugar and jars for canning are avail
able at TIE home of Mrs. G. F. Van
Olinda.
| G. A. Edensword, brother of Mrs
John Metzenberg, has bought tn
Keants' place south of the Communit,
House. Mr.. Edensward is assistan
chief engineer of the Barnsdale OF
Company, San Diego, Calf. The par
chase was made as an investment.
DR., and Mrs. F, H. Grandy, will