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"The Mississippians"
Formerly of NBC, San Francisco
DIRECTlED BY THOMAS ,T. PRUITT
Presenting a Program of American Folk Music
-- AT THE ---
JUNIOR HIGH AUDITORIUM
TONIGHT -- 8 P. M.
(THURSDAY. JANUARY 9)
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HIGH SCHOOL CIIOIR ROBES
AdmisionAdults 50€, Students 30¢
Dorothy Cramer-Richard Ashcroft I SO(00IFIt 600{NI00;
Wedding Held In Seattle Church
Miss I3orothy Irene Cramer, Mrs. Woods. mother of the
daughter of Mrs. I. H. Woods of bride, chose a green suit and a]
Slmlton, and Mr. 3. G. Cramer of brown hat and brown accessories t
Tacoma, and Ronald V. AshcrOft, for her daughter's Wedding. Hcr J I.O.O.F.-Rebeask h
son of Me'. and Mrs. Richard Ash- mlit was accented with a corsage
croft of Los Angeles, were united
in marriage in a ceremony per-
formedat p,m,, December 28, at
the University Lutheran Church
in 'Seattle.
The Rev. Steinhoff performed
the ceremony in a setting of
whi¢e chrysan£hemums and white
candelabra. The bride, who was
escorted by her father, Mr. Cram-
or, wore a gown of white brocade
satin with a veil of fingertip
length. She carried a white Bible
and white •orchid.
Miss Josephine Schultz of Seat-
tle, ac¢lg .as maid of hpnor, wore
a gown of royal bluc velvcteen
with a'mat'ching bow in her hair.
She earied a bouquet 'of pink
carnations. M'iss Joan Fuller, el-
so'of SEattle, served as brides-
maid. l-Ier dress and bouquet
were similar rio the maid of hon-
'or,
Harold O. Cram'or, brother of
the O'ide, was :bes*t man. The
ushers Were J(,sSe G. Cramer, Jr.,
brot.ler of the bride and Wm'en
J. Woods of Shelton, a tep-bro-
thor.
:Mr. "Gtistafson of Seattle and
Miss Ester Stone sang "At Dawn-
ing ..... For You Alohe" and "The
Lords Prayer. durig the wed-
ding.
ED EI[JJO+T'S HOLD
NEW YEAR EVE PARIT
A= Now Years Eve party was
held at tlc residence of Mr. and
Mrs, Ed Elliott on Frazfldin t,
Those present were Mr and Mrs.
G. W. Graham: :Mr. and Mrs: Don
Clark and daugl]thr, Mrs. Jean
Listen and her daughter, Barbara,
:Mr. anal :Mrs. Emil Lauber and
their.son Alfl:ed, wlo is home on
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of pink roses. The groom's mo-
ther, Mrs. Ashcroft, wore a navy
blue dress and a brown hat and
brown accessories. She also had
a corsage of pink rosebuds.
For the honeymoon trip to
Victoria, B.C., Mrs. Ashcroft wore
a steel blue suit with a grey coat
and hat accompanied with black
accessories. Fqllowing Mr. Ash-
oroft's discharge from the army
this month the young couple will
make their home in Hollywood
Calif., where Mr. Ashcroft will
return to his former job at the
United Az¢ists' Studio.
Mrs. Ashc)ft attended the Un-
iversity of Washington Where she
was affiliated with Phi Mu social
sorority. She was employed as a
labors:tory technician at the Shel-
ton hospital here for some time.
Mr. Ashcrnft attended Rhoades
School in New York City.
lVollowing the wedding cere-
mony, a reception was held at the
Phi Mu sorority house. White
candles, olly and poinsettias dec-
orated the rooms of the house.
Thc reception table was appoint-
ed with white candles and ttm
wedding cake. Serving were :Mrs.
Bat't Rummel of Tacoma and Mrs.
Furn Cramer. Miss Kay Kangas
was in charge of the guest 'book.
Caldweli-Crosswhite
Nuptials At Belfair
Miss Marie CrossWhite, daugh-
Install Officers
A joint installation of officers
of Ruby Rebekah Lodge No. 75
and the Oddfellows to be held
Friday, January 10, at S o'clock
at the Oddfellows Hall, will be
open to the public.
Officers to be installed in the
I.O.O.F. organization inchtde Mar-
ion Helser, Noble Grand', W. S.
Rawding, Vice Grand; Tom Myers,
Warden; R. F. Jackson, Conduc-
tor; R. J. Rooney, Chaplain: A.
M. Hulbert, Right Scene Support-
er; Milton Schumacher, Left
Scene Supporter;. James 'Frasicr,
Right Supporter to Noble Grand;
Roy tanning, Left Supporter to
Noble Grand; IAonel Leman, In-
side Guardian; :Mel Dobson, Out-
side Guardian; Jack C. Rawding,
Left Supporter to Vice Grand;
Bob Ebert, Right Supporter to
Vice Grand: Les Young, Treas-
urer: Guy A, Call, Corresponding
Secretary; Dellnlar Cole. Finan-
.sial Secretary; and Harry Carlon,
Trustee.
The following ladies will be in-
stalled in offices in the Rebekah
LodgE: Mary Dobson, Noblc
Grand: Telda Afiderson, Right
SuppOrter to Noble Grand: Susie
Dobson, Le] Supporter to Noble
Grand; Ellen Stewart, Vice
Grand; Alma White. Righ.t Sup-
porter to the Vice Grand; Ruth
Yule, Left Spporter to the Vice
Grand; Elizabeth Simpson. Past
Noble Grand; Lelia Kelliher,
ter of Mr. and :Mrs..David Cross- I
white of Belfair, 'was married to [Chaplain; Helen Cole, Warden;
Gary Caldwell, U.S.N., son of Mr. I Beulah Helser, Conductor; Mbel
and. Mrs. Fay Caldwell of Belfair. I Burke, Outside Guardian; Amelia
Rev. William S. Scafe, pastor oft Clapper, Inside Guardian; Eliza-
the. First Presbyteria Church of beth Butler, Secretary; .Inez
Bremerton, performed .the double I Sh°rter Financial Secretary; Nel-
ring ceremony on NeW Years Day. I lie Nelson,. Treasurer; and Anna
The bride was given in mar-q Call, MuSician.
riage by her father. She wore a [ ARCADIA ECONOIICS CLUB
navy hlue dressmakers suit, mat-IHOLDS XMAS PARTY
ehhrg hat and pearl accessories Members of the Arcadia Econ-
with an orchid corsage. Miss Nits
Dawn Eddy w the bride's only omics Club held their last meet-
• . ing December 13 at the home of
attendant and wore a smt of I Mrs.,Arnold Saeger. The occasion
aqua with maching accessories. ] was a Christmas party and birth-
Ed Moore was best man. :Miss]day party combined, s
LaVerne. Simpson played the] Used toys to be distributed by
wedding march and "I Love You lthe County Welfare Department
Truly." [were cSntributed by the group.
Following tl{e ceremony a re-[An exchange of Christmas. gifts
ception was held at the bride's lwas held and birthday presents
home at Belfair. Pouring at the[were presented to those celebrat-
reception table was Mrs. W. B. ling their birthdays.
Thompson. Miss Dorothy Cross-I The next meetirig will be held
white, sister of the bride, passed/ Friday, January 10, at the home
the groom's cake. Mrs. Wara Me- [ of Mrs. Art Swearengen. All
chem of Bremcrton was in charge ] members are urged to attend.
of the guest book. NAVY MOTHE---S CLUB TO
Those attending the reception,[
were Nita Dawn Eddy, La Velme ] INSTALL OFFICERS
Simpson, Jack Caldwell, Edward/ Installation of Navy :Mothers
Moore, all of Eremerton, Mr. ahd [ Cl'ub officers will be,held Thurs-
Mrs. W. J. Gillts, Mr. and Mrs. day, January 16 at 224 E. Har-
N. N. Caldwell, :Mr. and Mrs. W. yard, starting at 8 o'clock in the
J. Slagh, all of Bremerton, Mrs. ] evening. Members are urged to be
Albert Glencross, Miss Ruth Glen- / present. ,
cross, Albert Glencross, Jr., all Of /|NSTALLATIATED
Seattle, Mr. and M's. eli€ford Can- [
aday, 2I.r. nd Mrs, W. B, Thomp- t Juveniles of the Degree of Hon-
or will meet Saturday, January
:l0n, Mr. and Mrs. Garlan Cross: 11 at 1 o'clock at the Oddfellow's
white, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Caldwell, hall for installation of officers.
Nh'. and Mrs. David Crosswhite, Members of the adult lodge will
all of Belfair, and Mrs. Mark Me- perform the installing ceremony.
chem of Bremerton,
Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell were
graduated from Kitsap .high
school. After a short honeymoon,
they will make their home in
Bremerton.
LILLIWAUP CARD
PARTY JANUARY 17
A pinochle party to be held
Friday niglt, JnualT 17, is be-
ing sponsored by the Lilliwaup
Community Club, Playing will
commenc at eight ocloEk and
there will be a prize or the high-
est man's score and the highest
woman s scole. Refreshments Will
be served by a mot'her-daughter
committee, :Mrs. Frank Robinson
and Mrs. C. E. Hill.
SARAH CARLSON ESTATE
On the report and petition for
distribution of Esther R01es, ad-
ministravrix ol' the sarah Carl-
on estate, Judge Wilson signed
he decree of distribution.
HEARING FINAL REPORT
An order setting the time for
the heai'ing on the final rport
and petition for ditributlon of
the Wilfred Lunt estate, was sign-
ed by Judge Wilson, for February
8, 17.
WILL PROBATED
Saturday, an order admitting
the will of Vernie E. Mart.i, to
probate was tgned and .Judge
Wilson appointed" Frank Martin
eeoutor to act without bond.
DIVOS GRANTED
A final decree of divorce was
granted Faye ffolmston from War-
ren Johnston saturday during
Superior Court by Judge JOhn M.
Wilson. -
An interlocutory was granted
.Sirley .LeGarde Shook from Rex
Troy Shook.
UNION O.E,S. CR
HAS SILVER ,4NIVRSAR
EHnor Chapter, Union Oter of
Eastern Star, will celebrate their
25th anniversary Tuesday eve-
ning, January 14, and all mere-
)ors of Eastern Star are cordially
invited to attend the meeting.
Mrs. Effie KnowJton will be n
charge of the program.
EXECUTRIX APPOINTED
.Judge Wilson Sturday in Su-
perior court signed an order ad-
mitting the Frank Rabideau es-
tate to probate. Tena Shaw was
appointed executrix to act with-
out bond.
ANDREW CARLSON ESTATE
Judge Wilson signed a decree
of distribution of the Andrew
Carlson etate on the final report
and petition for distribution of
Lawrence A. Carlson, executor
FATHER IS ILL
J. W. Homan, Cheyenne, Wyo.,
father of W. A. Homan of Shel:
ton,. is reported to be crltiially
111. ll/[r, and Mrs. :loman a 'ex-
pecting to travel to Cheyen0 to
vimt with the elder Mr. Hereon.
Miss Landers To Wed
North Carolina Man
Dr. and Mrs. Glonn '. Land-
ors annollnee the engagement of
their daughter, Helen, to Harold
L. Anderson, soil of :ffl'. and Mrs.
M. R. Andcrson of Horseshoe,
North Carolina. The wedding has
been slated for June:
Miss Lenders was graduated
from Western Washington College
at Bellingham. She also attended
Washington State College for wo
years where she affiliated with
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority.
The engagement was revealed
Mofiday evening at a dinner given
at the Hotel Edmond Meany in
Seattle for 12 of Miss Lander's
classmates from Washington State
and Westcz'n X'ashington College.
Red roses were lsed Tor the cen-
terpiece and for the corsage
which Miss Landers wore.
:Mr. Anderson was graduated
from Center College in Center,
Kentucl{y, and s now a teacher
in a Slelton school. He served
three years in the United States
A rnly,
COUNCIL TO MEET
The Shelton Cirl Scout Council
will meet :Monday, January 13. at
2 o'clock in the Little House.
CALIFORNIAN VISITS
Mrs. Adelaide Smith of Alman-
ar, Calif., is houseguest of Mrs.
C. B. Mitchell here. Mrs. Smith,
the postmistress of Almanar, will
spend n couple of weeks in 'Shel-
ton.
SUNDAY GUESTS FOR
I*RANI{ MAKES
Mr. and :Mrs. Frances Pearson
and children of Olympia and Mrs.
Pearson's sister. Mrs. Alma Peter-
son and daughter Sue of Sitka,
Alaska, werc Sunday dinner
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Mnko.
ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS
St. Mary's Altar Society will
meet this evening at 8 o'clock at
the home of :Mrs. Arne H. John-
sen, 1721 Stevens St., just behind
the Bordeaux School.
NEW YEARS GUESTS
Mr: and Mrs. Fred Rose Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Frazier and fam-
ily had New Year's dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glasser of Ar-'
cadia.
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