Alice S. Palmer Alice Swimz Palmer, 92, Shelton, died Wednesday, Jan, l. 1992, in Shelton. She was born March 26. 1899, in Moscow, Idaho. She grew up and attended high school in Oregon, living primarily in Fenland. She attended Washington State Col. lege ln Pullman and worked lor Western Union in Fenland during World War |. On Chrlslmas Day 1920, she was married to Donovan Palmer. The couple lived in Fenland and Ashland. Ore, Ho» qulam and Shellon. moving there in 1936, Mr. Palmer died in ‘972. Mrs, Palmer was a homemaker. She a member ol the Order of Eastern Star, the Shelton Garden Club and was an active member ol the United Method- ist Church, Shelton. She was a church organist, pianist, accompanist, plane teacher, vocal soloist and choir member, lrl 1941, she formed the Shelton Music Club. She was a lifelong member of the Washington State Federation at Music Clubs and sewed as its president. She enioyed composing music. both vocal and piano, and perlormed locally. One composition, “Gypsy Fantasy," with music by Mrs. Palmer and libretto by Pauline Barrorn, was perrormed under the sponsorship of the Shelton Arts CommiSSlon in August 1991. She composed poetry, some of which was published She also did oil painting on black and white portraits lor Dean's Studio lol many’years, Surviving Mrs Palmer are three sons, , Shelton, Phillip D. Ponce, and V. Dale Palmer, Al- tadena, Calm: also live grandsons, three granddaughters and a great- granddaughter. A memorial service for Mrs. Palmer will begin at 10 am. Monday, Jan. 6, in the United Methodist Church. Shelton. The Rev. Steve Schroeder will ofliciate. R urnment will be ln Shelton Memorial Park. Cremation arrangements are by Me- Comb and Batstone Funeral Home Shelton, ' , OCR Text: Alice S. Palmer Alice Swimz Palmer, 92, Shelton, died Wednesday, Jan, l. 1992, in Shelton. She was born March 26. 1899, in Moscow, Idaho. She grew up and attended high school in Oregon, living primarily in Fenland. She attended Washington State Col. lege ln Pullman and worked lor Western Union in Fenland during World War |. On Chrlslmas Day 1920, she was married to Donovan Palmer. The couple lived in Fenland and Ashland. Ore, Ho» qulam and Shellon. moving there in 1936, Mr. Palmer died in ‘972. Mrs, Palmer was a homemaker. She a member ol the Order of Eastern Star, the Shelton Garden Club and was an active member ol the United Method- ist Church, Shelton. She was a church organist, pianist, accompanist, plane teacher, vocal soloist and choir member, lrl 1941, she formed the Shelton Music Club. She was a lifelong member of the Washington State Federation at Music Clubs and sewed as its president. She enioyed composing music. both vocal and piano, and perlormed locally. One composition, “Gypsy Fantasy," with music by Mrs. Palmer and libretto by Pauline Barrorn, was perrormed under the sponsorship of the Shelton Arts CommiSSlon in August 1991. She composed poetry, some of which was published She also did oil painting on black and white portraits lor Dean's Studio lol many’years, Surviving Mrs Palmer are three sons, , Shelton, Phillip D. Ponce, and V. Dale Palmer, Al- tadena, Calm: also live grandsons, three granddaughters and a great- granddaughter. A memorial service for Mrs. Palmer will begin at 10 am. Monday, Jan. 6, in the United Methodist Church. Shelton. The Rev. Steve Schroeder will ofliciate. R urnment will be ln Shelton Memorial Park. Cremation arrangements are by Me- Comb and Batstone Funeral Home Shelton, ' , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,P Last Name,Palmer, Alice Swartz #1.tif,Palmer, Alice Swartz #1.tif, Palmer, Alice Swartz #1.tif