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..... -:rsday, February 7,
age 4 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL _ " Tnursoay, l,'eruary .... 194(
,r. ,d Mrs. harold Meade and Bridal Shower Given Mrs. Cleveland Local Institute FOR BETTER
family spent Sunday with M,,. and At Gibble Home Thurs. For W.C.T.U. Given EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
:M:rs, W. F. Hcclcman on Hood
Canal.
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, ,...
m.a
A Showci" was given last Thurs-
day evening.by Mrm Paul Gibble
lmnoring Miss Olive Calkins, who
became the bride of her son, Gayle
Entertains Group
I o t a Chapte:r', Del(.a ) "I-appa
Gamma, met at the home of Mrs.
Ollie Cleveland for a one o'clock
STOCKHOLDERS
ffi MEETING
The Annual Meeting of
i stockholders will be held
in t h e commlSsienrs'
room, court house at
V¢cntz, Saturday evening'. ' hnl(:hcon on Sattu'day, February
An enjoyable afternoon was 2nd. The hmchcon ta foiL)wed
spent with games. As a special by a brief business meeting and
;feature littte Sharon Bartell and program, the Valentine motif be-
- Vict,or Woodall were dressed as a ing used in the decorations and
-2 bride and groom and little ,lackie in the ,dmrt Skit presented by tile
i Lou Bartll acted as train bearer, Shelton members. ir. Dea, n Pal-
As they entered the room they mei' allowed iits European pie-
presented the mahy lovely gifts to lures which were thoroughly en-
th(' bride-elect, joyed,
Dainty refreshments w e r e Miss Baldwin, Miss !
ser,d irom an attractively set ta-
LILLIAN WARREN, Society Editor
Denoyer, Byrd
Wedding Monday
A small but pTetty we(tdin.q vns
that which united Miss Evadean
Byrd, daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Jolm V¢. Byrd of Shelton, and
Dorr Denoyer, Jr., son of Mr. and
:Mrs. D. K. Deneyer also of Shel-
ton, Monday evening February 4,
Margaret
"---- 10:30 A.M. Saturday, Irene Burright, Mrs. b'iorence at the First Methodist Church.
February 23rd, 1946. , hie centered with a tiered rake. Weeks, !%ist Ruth Creasey, Miss The young,couple repeated their
.- . . t0pFed'wtth ".l miniature bride and Cecelia Bell ud Miss Dorothy vows at 7 o etoek to Re.. I-tard-
., groom.
lid The' guests included Mrs. WiN Hawthorne wlm were recently in- wick W. Harshnmn who read the
itia.ted into Delta Kappa Gnma beautiful single ring ceremony at
g liam Human Mrs, Harry Calkins, in Olympia with Mrs. Ollie Clove- the altar of the ohm'oh.
It is reported that the first Mrs. Lester Joslin. Mrs. Vern land, state founder, .id charge of For her wedding the bride chose
r a d a r message returning -_ Ruetl Mrs. I h(mas Baze, Mrs, the initiation ceremony were joint a brown tailored suit with match-
from the moon read: :",T.here , Tom Aaron, Mrs. Ed Holmes. Mrs. h(,stesses with Mrs. Cleveland. ig hat and aceessomes and wore
. is n0 butter up here either," Bert 'Putman, Mrs. Truest, Mrs.
Clallde Hanlon, Mrs. Elizabeth Delta Kappa Gamma Is a Ha- a corsage of gardenias and red
g ' , Cameron, Mrs. Kenneth Brown, tional Educational HOnor Society rose buds. She was attended by
-- • .... 'Mrs. ]rvin Woodall, Mira. Ed Sire- t tt}achers who iye .excellent in tired in a black sequin dress with
-- _ choosing as its members women Mrs, Maud Kennedy who was at-
. _-- mo of Olympia. Mrs. Charles
T , Judkins and Mrs. Hazel Stanley of their work. Iota Chapterm which black acessories and corsage of
_ MASON COUNTY =-I Mr. Vernon and the honored guest, now has a fll quota, elects its gardenias.
. .... ........ members from M, ason and Thurs- Candlelighters were Keith Byrd
_ CREAMERY ' VISITORS IIERE ton connties. Mrs. Cleveland serv- and Helen Sampson. Mr. ,Dorr
.......... Boyd Cormier and his mother, cd as first state treasurer: for two Denoyer, Sr., was best man.
ASSOCIATION = Curs'Go, tinier, were week end,.is- years aud was recently el.coted Thd bride received her eduea-
tors at the C. J. Baisch home. to membership on'the Scholar-Ition in Ehna while the groom is
'Boyd was recently discharged ship Fund Committee, serving ,an a graduate of the Shelton "High
imlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllh¢ from the Navy. eight year term, Washington' School and is in :business with his
•' State Delt, Kitppa Gallln on-i father in this city.
vention will be held in tWenatc]ee
in Ma y.
Birthday, Wedding
Anniversaries ObServed
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sctiile and
son Tom of Tacoma, accompan-
ied by Mrs. Wallace McDonald,
wore week end guests at the home
of Col. C. E. Hill and Mrs. Hill
in Lilliwaup. An oyster supper at
the Frank Robinsons and a Sun-
day dinner at the Hill home cele-
brated the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Hill and the wedding an-
niversary of-the Schilles, both oc-
curring February 3rd. There was
a special cake for each honor
guest, the gift of Mrs. McDonald,
and for each a beautiful corsage
as a gift from Mrs. Gus Peterson.
Christmas roses and violets from
the Peterson gardens centered the
table.
/
I
I
JACK MOFFETT
DANCING
LESSONS
TAP, TOE, BALLET,
BALLROOM.and all STYLES
'Every Wednesday
2 to 6 p.m.
Shelton Eagles Hall
Plmne nion 385
€ q:':i.",
€.LOTH ES SUGGESTIONS.
## • If| •
That Chck 'Wth Chicks
$9--$10
ingle and double beasted
In softest fabrics, brightest colors, trimly taiL)red, young and gay,
$9000
. . . __.__
cr
From 7 to 14, in styles that a.c right, gay g'ood "cotton anti rayonprints!
, o ,round out any wardro for ,spring, popular all-around pleats!
• I i • • • •
tailored or peasalit, to go with skirts or jumpers!
BLOUSES
and Sla,ck. Lovely Ill
Stiteles. "
LADI ES'
Dickies
Lace yble al
embroidery 't r i fn-r
m e d Sheers with Lr Y'
frothy bows and L'affle..
Plain or
• PHONE 100
i After a wedding trip to Seattle
and Vancouver, B. C., the young
couple will make their home in
Sheiton.
Dick J. Look Weds
I Virginia Girl
Detail Of the wedding of Dick
James Look, Aviation Machinist
Mate first elass: U,S.N,, son of
lr, and Mrs. Willard J,. Loo, of
Shelton, and Miss Frances Faira
Ralph, was received this week.
The bride is the daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Horace S, Ralph, of Suf-
folk, Virginia, where tliemarriage
took place November 16.
The wedding was held at 9
o'clock at the home of the officiat-
ing minister, Dr. I. W. Johnson.
The bride was dressed in a blue
twill suit witl] black accessories
and the matron 0f h0rmr, :Mrs.
Paul P. KaliVoda, wore a brown
suit with matching accessories.
Paul P: Kalivoda, Specialist A.
second class, U.S.S., was the best
man. Both fellows are stationed at
Monogram Field.
The groom has re-enlisted for
two more years service and plans
to visit his parents in April when
he is to get leave,
Arcadia Economic Club
Honors Mrs. Huntington
The 'Arcadia Econ:om;c Club met
at the home of Mrs. Vera Hunt-
ington last Friday with 15 mort/-
hers and two visitors present.
Three new members joined dur-
ing the meeting.
The club donated five dollars to-
ward the V[arch of Dimes and
big box of used clothing for for-
eign relief. 2fte' the 'business
meeting the hostess, Mrs. Huntr
ington,, was presented with a tea
towel shower.
The next meeting will be Feb-
ruary 8 at the home of Mrs. Ruth ]
Balcom md there will be Valen-
I
line exchange. Plans are being
made to have a demonstration on
making' slip covers and recover-
ing old furniture, if possible.
Nina Mar Stuck in [
Capping Ceremony 1
Mrs, lered Stuck attended the l
Capping Ceremony at St. Peters]
H.ospital in Olympia Friday night i
at wllich time her daughter, Ninal
Mac Stuck, received her cap. Miss
Stuck is a Cadet Nurse in train-
ing at St. Peters.
She retm'ned with her mother
to spend the week end at home.
Past Mutrons, O.E.S.
To Meet February 14th
PaSt Matrons Club of the,' Of
der of Eastern Star will meet at
the Grant C. Angle home on
Thursday, February 14 for a 1
Celoek luncheon and regular busi-
ness meeting.
O.E,S. Social Club
Meets at Hack Home
The Order of Eastern Star So-
cial Club met at the home of Mrs.
If. D. Hark on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Eli McCulloch was co-hostess
with, Mrs. I-lack.
Following tl,e 1 o clock* luncheon
the group, of 20 members spent
the afternoon playing bi'idge. Mrs,
Thomas won rut prize and Mrs
Grmmrt won high,
Baptist Homebuilders 1
Enjoy Valentine Party
• I'hirty-nine members were pros- I
ent "at the ,Home Builders Bible I
Study Class and Valentine 'party!
held in the Baptist. Church last ]
Tuesday night.
All Valentines were to be made
by the members. Mrs. Water
V[oultrop received first prize ifori
the best, Merritt Eells .second
prize and Mrs. Frank Swanson
honorable mention,
Lovely refreshments carrying
out, the Valentine design were
served by Mrs, Walter Moultrop
and Mrs. Otha Moore,
A number of lively games fol-
lowed tim, luncheon. All present re-
ported a good time.
Capitoi Hub
Sponsors Card Parties
'['he Capital Hill Club will meet
February 7 at the home of Mrs.
Lillian Calkins, Tha last meeting
was held Witlt Mrs. Marie CarddL
:It was a 1 o clock luncheon meet-
ing.
On Jammry 22 the Club ttld its
second of a series of public card
parties a the home of h's. Mare
Carder. J;Iondri Werb as follows::-
men's fiz;st:. BuCk ArLmstrong; lb.-'
dies first Mr, ida Armstrong;
pinochle prize, Mrs: Mintie Aliern,
Olive Calkins
Weds Gayle Wentz
Miss Olive Calkins, daugliter (ll/
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry 'i'. Calkins
and Gayle Ventz. son of Mrs.
Paul Gibble, all of Shelton, were
united m maz'r]age Saturday eve-
ing, February 2 in the Baptist
arsonage,
The Reverend J. O. Buyer per-
formed the ring ceremony at 8
o'clock.
The young bride was lovely in
a black wool gabardine suit styled
with dohhnan sleeves. Her acces-
sories were black and she wore a
corsage of gardenias and carna-
tions. Her only jewelry was a
gold bracelet set with emenlds,
a gift from the groom.
.Mrs. Calkins and Mrs. Gibble
attentled the couple. The bride's
mother wore a black crepe dress
trimmed with sequins and Mr:.
Gibble chose a blacl gabardine
wool suit. Both had corsage-
bouquets of gardenias;
After the wedding the prty
went to the home of the bride's
parents where a few dose friends
ad gathered for a reception.
Mrs. Tom Aaron, slster of the
bride, and Mrs. W. A. Human. pre-
sided at the table centered witi
the wedding cake.
The groom was recently re-
leased from the Navy where he
served four years overseas. He
s now employed at the furniture
department of the Lumbermen's
Mercantile.
Mr. and Mrs, Wentz will make
their home in Shelton.
Women of the Moose ]
Report Tuesday Meet [
i Snlor Regent :Eelyn Coburn.
annbunced the Shelton Chapter of
the Women of the Moose held a!
regular meeting on luesday, F(.b- i
ruary 5 at 8 o'clock
t
Mrs. Sybil Taylor, chairman of
the ritual committee had charge
of the Valentine box for co-work-
ers and brother Moose on her
Chapter night program
RelSorts were read by the chair-
men of publicity and membership:
The group enjoyed the official
visit of Co-worker Buelah Clark
of. So*attic who is a graduate as-
sociate grand regent of the Col-
lege of Regents.
Senior Regent Evelyn Coburn
announced a card party to be
held ,t her I mme on February'15.
Pinochle wi'll be played• Prizes
will be given and refreshments
served. All members of the Moose
and the public are invited.
Baptist .Women to
Meet Wednesday .
Membeis of the Baptist Wo-
men's Circle enjoyed a 1 o'clock
luncieon meeting last week in the
church parlors.
Mrs, .Rachael Chase has charge
of tim program and Mrs. J. O.'
Bevee led the devolionx.
The next meeting will be Feb-
ruary 13 at 1 o'clock at the
church. There will be a Bible
Study under the direction of Rex,,
Buyer.
Bordeaux P.-T.A.
Will Meet Thursday
The B0rdeatix Parent=TeacPiers'
Association will meet at the Bor-
deaux school house on Thursday,
February 14 at 8 p. m,
A Founder's Day program will
be given by the past presidents,
and the Junior Higl School Glee
Club will sing. -'
Refreshments will be served by
the executive connnittee.
Hood Canal P.-T.A.
Meeting February 14
'A kitchen orchestra under the
direct{on of Mrs Alice McClana'-
• I
han, pogram cimrman for the,
month will ,feature the Hood Canal
P.-T.A. program on the evening
of Febmry 14 at the Hoodsport
school house. The meeting begins
at 8 p.m, and everyone is wel-
colne,
SPENDING LEAVE IIERE
Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbertson
and daqghtcr Susan, are spending
his leave with her mother, Mrs.
W. H. Smith..Warrant 0fficcr
Gilbertson is just in from Okin-
awa and experts his release from
the Navy soon.
SAVE TIME !
SAVE TIRES!
TAKE A FERRY
-- BRELMERTON - SEATTLE
L.w '' Bu;em'ei;ton .... "L'v. Se'attle
12:15 a,m, 12:30 a.m.
12:55 1:30
• 2:45 1:00
5:15 5:00
5:50 615
7:20 7:00
*7:45 7:30
8:20 8:00
8:45 8:15
9:.15 8:40
9:40 9:00
10:00 935
10:20 10:00
10:50 10:30
11:20 11:00 •
11:45 11:15
12:20 p.m. 11:40
12:35 !2:05 p.m.
1:00 12:35
1:20 1:00
1:50 1:40
' 2:20 1:55
2:55 2:20
3:15 2:35
3:35 3:05"
4:05 3:35
4:40 4:10
4:55 4:35
5:30 5:00
5:55 5:20
6:2 0 6: 00
6:50 6:35
7:30 7:10
7:50 7:45
Gerald H, Kern of Seattle and 9:00 9:40
recently discharged from the 10:00 10:20
Navy was an overnight g,nest at 11:10 11:30
the home., of M:r. and 1V£ts. Bruce * Except Sunday
Thorpe last week. Mr. I{erns is B¢K [AK [iN
the autlio' of the book of poems, E
"The Pleasure's All Mine. .....
The Shelton Woman's Christian
Temperance Union held a local
institute on Frid, Febrnary 1,
at the home of Mrs. L. D. Hack.
rhe morning session began with a
business meeting at 10:30,
Mrs. Lewis riley presented the
work of the Membership Depart-
met. She was followed by Mrs.
Harold Chase who spoke cff her
Department of Christian Citizen-
ship and the importance of this
work. An informal discussion fol-
lowed these two talks•
Just before the noontide hour,
Mrs, W, M. Elliott led tie devo-
tions.
The aft0rnoon, session operied at
1:30 following the potluck Linch-
run. Mrs. Elliott led the inspira-
tional devotions.
Mrs. Robert C. Johnson intro-
duced Mrs. H. E. Miller, who gave
an interesting review of the life
of Frances E. qllard. She
brought out the fact that Miss
Willard's mission and work was to
make the homes of millions pure,
to render sweet and strong those
hunmn relations which constitute
the family, Her motto was "For
God and Home and Every Land."
Her life was given in the cause of
temperance.
Mrs. Lewis .Wiley reviewed the
work of the Flower Mission and
Relief bringing out the importance
of this department and its many
opportunities. Mrs. Claude Han-
hm was appointed director of this
department after the resignation
of Mrs. A. D. Kilhner.
The Direeor of the Department
of Soldiers and Sailors, Mrs. W.
H. Snelgrove, brought to the mem-
bers attention some of the needs
of the service men and women still
in camps, posts and hospitals. She
reminded the women that there is
still work to be done.
The mooting'adjourned with the
Aaronie Benediction.
Hoodsport Jr. Women
Plan Coming Party
Mrs. Thelma Winters was host-
ess Wednesday night for the
meeting of the Junior Women's
Club• The March of Dimes card
party given Friday night at the
Hoodsport school house by the
,club was discussed and a commit-
tee of Irs. Alice MCClanahan,
Mrs. Dorothy Palmer/Mrs. Gloria
VanLaanen, and Mrs. Mildred Wil-
son was appointed to take care
of the next card party to be held
February 15, This party is the
second in a series of four to be
given spaced, two weeks apart.
nc!ng
hi Shelton -- Memorial Hall fvergreen
from 8 p.m. to Midnigbt
SPONSORED BY MASON COUNTY V.F.W. POS I "
Admission---50€; Couples $1•00 Good Music 0i£t Olympia-Tacoma
Highway
--Yours for the tcleph
One call and we'll pb
your laundry, do it up
pital clean" in our rr
scientific plant and
it to you packaged and.]
for use.
,Night
Music by
Al Walsh's
Orchestra
-Dancing 9 to 2
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of
Dermeties
Mason County Steam Laundi
and Dry Cleaners Phone 88
NOW CARRIED
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BEAUTY SHOP
Graham Theatre Bldg,
PHONE 177
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BECKWITH,S
Jewelry --. Gifts i
129 RAILROAD PHONE 143 ;
These well known names represent a few
'of the leading "Aids o Beauty" carried
in Shelton exciusivel3:at :'"! ' ,
FIR DRUG
213 Railroad
Phohe 63
Prescriptions
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PHARMACY
329 Railroad Ave.
Phone 303
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