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,,AWTON
FIRST STREET
Noon Saturdays
V. "Joe", Simpson
& Operator
North Mason Oounty !o Date (.',hanged for
J "l q
Name King and Queen Conservation Lunch
North Mason's Juntor King and I Peeause the prod, ram planned
Queen of Hearts will be named (n!for the anm:tl Conservation hm-
Valentine's Day by Class 8-1 of Cheon of the Shelt(m (Jordan Club
North Mason Junior High Schoo will not be available until March,
at a danee for the benefit ol' the lthe dai;e has been (.hangod fl'(llo.
Mason Cotniy Heart Fund. i I'*ff. 16 Io Monday, March 16,
The Fleart Fund benefit is an i in lhe Shelton Arnmry. The March
annual affair. Mike Roessel and 161h date will coincide w, ilh the
C, onnie Harris are chairmen of the [20th anniversary of the founding
Iof 1he club. *
King and Queen contest. I Mrs. li'?ht Dill is genezal enaiz-
Other committees are: Music, I
Bob Spooner, chairman, Mike[man \\;viih Mrs. V T. Connotly in
charge of deeorations. The gener-
Harding, Valerie Weisel and Char- al public iv Invited and reserw-
lotte Jolley; decorations, Valerie ti(ms fro" the luncheon can be made
Weisel, Allen Middleton, Ge°rgeiwith cit}er Mrs. Frank Smith at
Weisel and Edanna Strickland;
refreshments, Christine Ison chair-
man, Connie Harris, Suzy Wing,
Gary Patterson, Don Shellgren and
Jim Paris; tickets, Gene Foster,
chairman, Jane Widmeyer; publi-
city, Nancy Mattus, chairman, Al-
len Middleton, Gene Foster and
Dawn Dee Springer.
Keith Lamb is advisor of the
class.
Feb. 15- 16 - 17
Plus
"BUCIANAN RIDES ALONE"
Starr ng Randol)h Scott
and Jenifer Holden
The Hanging tree was always
ready to bloom in the place
they called -HelltoWn-on-the-
Border" where a stranger like
Buchanan didn't have an out-
side chance to ride out alive.
OX THEATRE
Sun., Mon., Tues.
"TANK FORCE,,
Victor Mature
and Leo Genn
battle of World War
the screen with irre-
force.
Feb. 18 - 19 - 20 - 21
Plus
"TARZAN'S FIGHT FOR
LI FE"
Starring Gordon Scott as "Tar-
zan" with Eve Brent as "Jane."
New and sensational, filmed
where it happens in color. The
King Of the Jungle's newest ad-
venture in unexplored Africa.
Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
BADLANDERS,,
=rring Alan Ladd, Claire
ly and Ernest Borgnine
dlent dawn they
a past to forget
find.
site
• .
,z
FRIDAY
'TIL
8:30
MORE?
as the newest trend setting fabric selections at
Ayou toss in your washer ? Pen-
pattern for every household
bold Spring prints you'd never guess were
Come in and buy yours today!
WEAR" BROADCLOTH
PRINTS 49 € Y.
can you get such quality print cottons for
too. Big and bold, neat patterns, strtpe, a
sewing item you have planned for Spring and
washable.
REGULATED A¢
Prints t WEAR'' PRINTS Yd.
Cot" hat are crease resistant, machine washable, 9an-
fine ;:lihat are.p.riced much lower than you'd expect
.u rzcll colorwork. Sew and Save:
Mercerized $1i Yd.
silk prints. A rich, colorful, spring cotton
your finest Spring oewtng. Drees, kirts,
screened as many as 8 times.
of the First to Own
NEW 49-STAR AMERIOAN FLAil
3 new flag, you simply
.., =1
one wants the new flag! FOR
get them at Penney's in JUST
• washable, sun resist-
government standards!
-. • nag 24x36, 2 flags 12x18. Buy yours now.
Value
OHAMBRAY
IRTS
A Real Bargain
MEN'S LOGGER
BOOTS
8-In. Top, Plain Toe Style
Oil Tanned Leather Upper
Sizes 6=/'2 . 11, E Width
only $888
Ut to Insure Comfort
Washable
1.00
HA 6-4304 or Mrs. Percy Kenner-
ly, HA 6-2104.
The February meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Harold
Cramer, 1425 West Turner, on
Monday with Mrs. Harvey Gruver
and Mrs. Guy N(nris, co-hostesses.
Mr. Vern Nelson of Olympia will
speak on "Flood Control"
Members are asked to bring hor-
ticulture specimens of shrubs or
spring fh)we.rs. A discussion on
those will follow.
Marriage ,Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason county auditor's of-
fice this past week were:
Robert R. Smith, 22, Elma, and
Joy Meserney, 18, Hoquiam.
James A. Langrand, 21, Clinton,
Ill., and Janis Filer, 15, Poulsbo.
Guy Simpson, 21, Seattle, and
Sandra House, 16, Seattle.
Harry Walker, 40, Kingston,
and Barbara Mills, 24, Suguamish.
TATE MEETING: Mrs. Nena
P. Roberts, president of the Shel-
ton Woman's Christian Temper-
ance Union, and Miss Marian
Johnson, state director of moral
education, were in Seattle last
week to attend the mid-year bus-
iness meeting of the organiza-
tion.
0U'RNAL --
WaShin
3
Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Kirk
wish to
announce the
recent engage-
ment of their
daughter, Edith
Muriel to Mr.
Charles A.
Willis of Shel-
ton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy F.
Willis of Olym-
pia. Miss Kirk is
a senior at Irene
S. Reed high
school and Mr.
Willis is em-
ployed at Simp-
son Logging
Company. The
wedding date
is set for June 4.
IDean photo.)
Social Even ts
8oclety Editor • Beve Welle • Phone HA. 6-4412
WED FRIDAY IN LUTHERAN RITES
with black accessories and cor-
sage of pink variegated carnations.
A Maltese cross wedding cake
decorated with pink roses and
topped with a miniature bridal
couple was attractively set among
a centerpiece of pink and White
stock for the the reception in the
church parlors following the cere-
mony.
Mrs, Robert Ogden cut the cake
while Mrs. Ted Berry and Mrs.
VFW Aux. Hears
Reports on State
Mid-Winter {;onfab.
[epol'ls \\;vel'e made of the VFW
mid-winter conference at lho If%St
rleetiI K of the Mason collrtty VI;'V
Auxilialy by Mrs. Daisy Pinney.
service officer, and t-.halrice Gray,
depuly chief of staff. Mrs. Sue
Weaver, historian, also attended,
Mrs. Pinney was presented a cer-
tificate o1' conlplet,on of her train-
ing course as a service officer.
Mrs. Ruth N. Nelson was re-
instated as a new nlelnbel'.
A mlvprise visit was made by
past presMent, Eva Hansen, now
living in Retail.
A letter from Michael Wayne,
an nrphan sponsored by the group
at. I-hickley, was read by Iae Rob-
inson, youth activities chairman.
[)ona.tlozls weFe nlft(ie to tile
Hearl: li'und and io the National
Memorial Building Fun(I. Florenc, e
Ita lnilttm, trell.surer, announced
that the auxiliary has reached
their 100 per cent paid member-
ship for 1959.
All members desiring informa-
tion about the VFW insurance nlay
coutact Larry Godwin of the PosL
After adjonrnment of the meet-
ing, members of the Post and Aux-
iliary joined in honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Pinney on their 35th
wedding anniversary with a dee-
orated tier cake.
Hi. Mason Oou#00
Deadline Februiry 16,
The deadline for names of at,
tractive unmarrl(d prospects for
the Miss Mason County contest is
Sunday. Feb. 15. Anyone knowing
of a girl, who Is a high school
graduate by Sept. 1, 19591 and a
resident of Mason county for the
past six months may send in her
name to the Jaycees.
Entrants' names should be
mailed to the Shelton Junior
Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box
MR. AND MRS. Henry G. Robertson wish to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Glenda Lee, to Mr. Carl W. Verse, son of
Mrs. Rose L. Harpel, of Olympia. No date has been set for the
wedding. (Dean photo,)
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
Instead of their regular meeting
last Tuesday Brownie Troop No.
20 visited the Rogers School. The
girls delivered several boxes of
articles that they had gathered for
the students to work with. Ir
Trexler and Mrs. Parrott took the White stock and yellow iris dec-
girls on a tour of the school and orated the chapel of Mt. Olive
they saw many of the projects Lutheran church last Friday eve-
that the students are now work- ning for the marriage of Miss Dor-
ing on. Mrs. Kelly Nutt and Mrs. ajean Mathews to Mr. Raymond
Walter Bain provided transporta- D. Putvin.
tion. This week the troop will be Miss Mathews is the daughter
busy making valentine tray favors of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ogden
for the patients at the Botts Nuts- and Mr. Putvin, son of Mr. and
ing Home. Mrs. L. L. Putvin.
The Rev. Walter Kellerman of-
ficiated at the double ring candle-
KEEI>ING UP on her career,
Ann Frank, recently returned
home from a week in San Francis-
co at the Institute for Nurses and
Anesthetists conducted by the Am-
erican Hospital Association in co-
operation with nurses and anesthe-
tists.
During the morning sessions of
the Institute, the group visited va-
rious hospitals to observe anesthet-
ic practices and equipment, and a
trip to an Army hospital to wit-
ness the use of the oxygenator in
heart and lung surgery.
YOUR VALENTINE WILL LOVE A
light ceremony before relatives of
the couple and a few close friends.
Mr. Phil Stoehr sang, "Oh, Prom-
ise Me" acompanied by Miss
Sharon Kellerman at the organ.
Andrew Scott, aunts of the bride,
poured. Mrs. Don Hansen, sister
of the bridegroom, served punch.
In charge of the guest book was
Miss Peg Prouty and Miss Rosanne
365, Shelton.
GIFT FROM OUR LINGERIE DEPT Putvin, sister of the brldegroom, HOME
The bride was escorted down and Mrs. Doyle Howard, cousin
the aisle by her father, Mr. Ogden. of the bride, gift table.
Q For her wedding she chose a full The bride changed to an olive
length gown of white Chantilly green two-piece dress with brown LOANS
Choice of Dozen Shades! lace over taffeta, designed with accessories and orchid corsage
a boat neckline edged in tiny seed from the bridal bouquet for the
pearls and bridal point sieeves, wedding trip to Seattle.
FASHION TINTS FOR 'Her elbow length veil was caught The new Mrs. Putvin was grad-
SPRING in "Her"
Favorite
GAYMOOE NYLONS
Seamless!
or 98'
Full Fashion!
With shorter skirts, the importance of
color correct hose is most important.
Select from 12 rich spring shades, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ............
conservatives or dramatic. Sheer, .........
semi-sheer, full fashion or perfect ..............
fitting seamless. Stretch or conven- .....
tional types. For any hose your VaN ........................
entine wishes, shop Penney's for Gay- iii iiiii'i!iiil : !::#:::ii::::i ........
modes that are beautiful and service-
able too. Sizes 8'& to 11. Lengths for
short, average and tall. ::::
VALENTINES DAY SPECIAL PRICE!
NEW JEWELRY
Famous jewelers labels! Every
piece made to sell for more.
Earrings, necklaces, bracelets.
Metals, plastics, every piece a
bargain,
50 <
15 DENIER 60 GAUGE SPECIAL PRICE!
SHEER NYLONS 2
Full fashion, sheer perfect! All PAl R
sizes 8 to 11, new Spring $= VV"l
shades. Stock tip again this I•
weekend and you'll save!
She'll Love the Newest
Richest, Lightest in
Nylon Tricot Proportioned
"Feather Trique"
SLIPS
:!!:r :::: '398
Give Y r Valentine a very pretty,
perfect fitting nylon Slip. In Sizes
:::::::::i:i::, tO fit 32 to 48 and in lengths for
: :i!i:::i:ii:i!:!i!::ii!i short, average and tall.
VALENTINE SPECIAL!
BOUFFANT
HALF50"YARDsLIP ' $2 's8
Just the gift for a teen-ager. Under
spring skirts and dresses they will
!:i:i:i!ii!:!iiii!i I need several.
Here's a Gift He Will Enjoy
Wearingl You'll not
Dread the Laundry
100% COMBED COTTON
"Wash 'n Wear"
BBOADCLOTH
WHITE SHIRTS,
*2.98
Little or no ironing So easy to
wash, comfortable to wear, alwav.
white, tailored carefully for the
perfect fit. Completely Sanfor.
ized. Perfect fitting collar. Con-
vertible cuffs, wear with or With-
out cuff links.
VALENTINE SUGGESTION
NY LON/COTTON
FStretchable 69
ANCY SOCKS €
Smart, Spring patterns and or,/
ors. Comfortable, sturdy, $z
9/ to 14's.
WIL
little or no
by a matching headl)ieee. She car-
ried a heart shaped bouquet of
stephanotis and yell()'., rose buds
surrounding a white orchid, and
her great-great aunt': handker-
chief.
Mrs. Madeline Anderon, aunt of
the brRle, was matron of honor
in a cinnamon brown sheath with
matching net overskirt. She car-
riod a colonial bouquet of bronze
and yellow chrysanthemun'm.
Bridesmaids were Miss Bellaine
Ogden, sister of the bride, and
Miss Letha Wilson. They were l
gowned in light tan and beige
-dresses of the same style as that
of the matron of honor and car-
ried colonial bouquets of bronze
and yellow chrysanthemums. Miss
Deborah Anderson, cousin of the
bride, flower girl was dressed in
a gold silhouette and carried a
basket of bronze and yellow chry-
santhemums. Miss Carol Wolden,
cousin of the bride, and David
Mathews, brother of the bride,
were candlelighters.
Mr. Putvin asked his brother,
Lawrence, to be best man. Ring
bearer was Donnie Hansen, neph-
ew of the bridegroom. Ushers
were Messers Don Putvin, brother
of the bridegroom, and Don Han-
sen, brother-in-law of the bride-
groom.
Mrs. Ogden chose a dark brown
orlon boucle knit dress with brown
md beige accessories and varie-
,ated pink carnation corsage for
wedding.
utvin, mother of the
bridegroom, wore a turquoise suit
uated from Irene S. Reed high
school and Mr. Putvln attended
Pacific Lutheran Colege. He is
employed by Siml)son Logging
Company. They Will make their
home in Shelton.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
Don Hansen, Mrs. Hildur Alvestad,
Mr. and Mrs Orville Alvestad, :Mr.
and Mrs. S. N. Babcock, all of
Tacoma, Miss Az'line Putvin, Mrs.
Lydia Blair, Portland, Miss Caro-
lyn Maim, Mt. Vernon, and Mr.
aad Mrs, Arthl/r Voldeil, Seattle.
* Convenient Terms
* Reasonable Rates
, NO DELAY"
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance BIdg,
ONCE A YEA
TOURSTORE
- IT'S A DATE -
Journal's Calendar
of Events
Today, Thurmhty, ]Peb. 12
PTSO, 8 p.m., Shelton
high school.
The Quest, travelogue film, 7:30
p.m., Baptist church.
Friday, Feb. 13
World Day of Prayer services, 2
p.m., St. David's Episcopal church•
WARC, 8 p.m., Rogers school.
Basketball, Highclimbers vs.
Montesano, there.
Sturdy, Feb. 14
Basketball, Highclimbers vs. E1-
ma, 6:45 p.m., Shelton gym.
Sunday, Feb. 15
Shelton churches invite you to
attend services today.
Monday, Feb, 16
Pre-School PTA, 8 p.m., 2020
Laurel.
Mark E. Reed chapter, Order of
DeMolay, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Tem-
ple.
Tueday, Feb. 17
American Legion Post and Aux-
iliary, 8 p.m., Memorial hall.
Bethel 37, Order of Job's Daugh-
ters, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple.
Wednesday, Feb. 18
Laurel Court, Order of Amar-
anth, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple.
Hillcrest Homemakers Club,
noon, Mrs. Grace Wells' home.
Thursday, Feb. 19
Past Matrons Club, Welcome
chapter, OES, 12:30 p.m., Mrs. Al-
berta Landers' home, 1018 E. Ellt-
nor
Hood Canal Woman's Club, Pot-
latch clubhouse
Navy Mothers, noon, Mrs. Ray
Sharp's home.
Chamber of Commerce, 7 p.m.,'
Shelton Hotel.
AT A NEW LOW PRICltl
t Matching Boil
Sprlng $49.50
• Complete
Ensemble $99.00
OR
OYSTER DINNER
INN|RSPlUNG ' TERMS TO
The public is cordially invited
to a fried oyster dinner Sunday,
Feb, 22, fro,n 1 to p.m., m te PLEASE YOU
Belfair Masonic Temple. A meat
dish will be served for those no00- Olsea Furniture Co
wishing oysters.
The dimmr is sponsored jointl
by the Belfair Job's Dau
and Rhododendron Garden Club. 328 Cots Street • Phone I-IA 6-4702
Dinners will be $1,25 for adult-
START TONIGHT
TO IN JOY THE WONDERFUL
liST OF FOAM LATEX
The bouyant foam Iotex ac-
tually floats your body on
milllons of tlny air cells pro-
viding luxurious, cushioned
comfort and the Rrm support
your fired muscles must hove
for healthful sleep. This
wonderful sleeping comfort
con be yours today . .
Don't Wait . . . Come in today!
,,AWTON
FIRST STREET
Noon Saturdays
V. "Joe", Simpson
& Operator
North Mason Oounty !o Date (.',hanged for
J "l q
Name King and Queen Conservation Lunch
North Mason's Juntor King and I Peeause the prod, ram planned
Queen of Hearts will be named (n!for the anm:tl Conservation hm-
Valentine's Day by Class 8-1 of Cheon of the Shelt(m (Jordan Club
North Mason Junior High Schoo will not be available until March,
at a danee for the benefit ol' the lthe dai;e has been (.hangod fl'(llo.
Mason Cotniy Heart Fund. i I'*ff. 16 Io Monday, March 16,
The Fleart Fund benefit is an i in lhe Shelton Arnmry. The March
annual affair. Mike Roessel and 161h date will coincide w, ilh the
C, onnie Harris are chairmen of the [20th anniversary of the founding
Iof 1he club. *
King and Queen contest. I Mrs. li'?ht Dill is genezal enaiz-
Other committees are: Music, I
Bob Spooner, chairman, Mike[man \\;viih Mrs. V T. Connotly in
charge of deeorations. The gener-
Harding, Valerie Weisel and Char- al public iv Invited and reserw-
lotte Jolley; decorations, Valerie ti(ms fro" the luncheon can be made
Weisel, Allen Middleton, Ge°rgeiwith cit}er Mrs. Frank Smith at
Weisel and Edanna Strickland;
refreshments, Christine Ison chair-
man, Connie Harris, Suzy Wing,
Gary Patterson, Don Shellgren and
Jim Paris; tickets, Gene Foster,
chairman, Jane Widmeyer; publi-
city, Nancy Mattus, chairman, Al-
len Middleton, Gene Foster and
Dawn Dee Springer.
Keith Lamb is advisor of the
class.
Feb. 15- 16 - 17
Plus
"BUCIANAN RIDES ALONE"
Starr ng Randol)h Scott
and Jenifer Holden
The Hanging tree was always
ready to bloom in the place
they called -HelltoWn-on-the-
Border" where a stranger like
Buchanan didn't have an out-
side chance to ride out alive.
OX THEATRE
Sun., Mon., Tues.
"TANK FORCE,,
Victor Mature
and Leo Genn
battle of World War
the screen with irre-
force.
Feb. 18 - 19 - 20 - 21
Plus
"TARZAN'S FIGHT FOR
LI FE"
Starring Gordon Scott as "Tar-
zan" with Eve Brent as "Jane."
New and sensational, filmed
where it happens in color. The
King Of the Jungle's newest ad-
venture in unexplored Africa.
Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
BADLANDERS,,
=rring Alan Ladd, Claire
ly and Ernest Borgnine
dlent dawn they
a past to forget
find.
site
• .
,z
FRIDAY
'TIL
8:30
MORE?
as the newest trend setting fabric selections at
Ayou toss in your washer ? Pen-
pattern for every household
bold Spring prints you'd never guess were
Come in and buy yours today!
WEAR" BROADCLOTH
PRINTS 49 € Y.
can you get such quality print cottons for
too. Big and bold, neat patterns, strtpe, a
sewing item you have planned for Spring and
washable.
REGULATED A¢
Prints t WEAR'' PRINTS Yd.
Cot" hat are crease resistant, machine washable, 9an-
fine ;:lihat are.p.riced much lower than you'd expect
.u rzcll colorwork. Sew and Save:
Mercerized $1i Yd.
silk prints. A rich, colorful, spring cotton
your finest Spring oewtng. Drees, kirts,
screened as many as 8 times.
of the First to Own
NEW 49-STAR AMERIOAN FLAil
3 new flag, you simply
.., =1
one wants the new flag! FOR
get them at Penney's in JUST
• washable, sun resist-
government standards!
-. • nag 24x36, 2 flags 12x18. Buy yours now.
Value
OHAMBRAY
IRTS
A Real Bargain
MEN'S LOGGER
BOOTS
8-In. Top, Plain Toe Style
Oil Tanned Leather Upper
Sizes 6=/'2 . 11, E Width
only $888
Ut to Insure Comfort
Washable
1.00
HA 6-4304 or Mrs. Percy Kenner-
ly, HA 6-2104.
The February meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Harold
Cramer, 1425 West Turner, on
Monday with Mrs. Harvey Gruver
and Mrs. Guy N(nris, co-hostesses.
Mr. Vern Nelson of Olympia will
speak on "Flood Control"
Members are asked to bring hor-
ticulture specimens of shrubs or
spring fh)we.rs. A discussion on
those will follow.
Marriage ,Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason county auditor's of-
fice this past week were:
Robert R. Smith, 22, Elma, and
Joy Meserney, 18, Hoquiam.
James A. Langrand, 21, Clinton,
Ill., and Janis Filer, 15, Poulsbo.
Guy Simpson, 21, Seattle, and
Sandra House, 16, Seattle.
Harry Walker, 40, Kingston,
and Barbara Mills, 24, Suguamish.
TATE MEETING: Mrs. Nena
P. Roberts, president of the Shel-
ton Woman's Christian Temper-
ance Union, and Miss Marian
Johnson, state director of moral
education, were in Seattle last
week to attend the mid-year bus-
iness meeting of the organiza-
tion.
0U'RNAL --
WaShin
3
Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Kirk
wish to
announce the
recent engage-
ment of their
daughter, Edith
Muriel to Mr.
Charles A.
Willis of Shel-
ton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy F.
Willis of Olym-
pia. Miss Kirk is
a senior at Irene
S. Reed high
school and Mr.
Willis is em-
ployed at Simp-
son Logging
Company. The
wedding date
is set for June 4.
IDean photo.)
Social Even ts
8oclety Editor • Beve Welle • Phone HA. 6-4412
WED FRIDAY IN LUTHERAN RITES
with black accessories and cor-
sage of pink variegated carnations.
A Maltese cross wedding cake
decorated with pink roses and
topped with a miniature bridal
couple was attractively set among
a centerpiece of pink and White
stock for the the reception in the
church parlors following the cere-
mony.
Mrs, Robert Ogden cut the cake
while Mrs. Ted Berry and Mrs.
VFW Aux. Hears
Reports on State
Mid-Winter {;onfab.
[epol'ls \\;vel'e made of the VFW
mid-winter conference at lho If%St
rleetiI K of the Mason collrtty VI;'V
Auxilialy by Mrs. Daisy Pinney.
service officer, and t-.halrice Gray,
depuly chief of staff. Mrs. Sue
Weaver, historian, also attended,
Mrs. Pinney was presented a cer-
tificate o1' conlplet,on of her train-
ing course as a service officer.
Mrs. Ruth N. Nelson was re-
instated as a new nlelnbel'.
A mlvprise visit was made by
past presMent, Eva Hansen, now
living in Retail.
A letter from Michael Wayne,
an nrphan sponsored by the group
at. I-hickley, was read by Iae Rob-
inson, youth activities chairman.
[)ona.tlozls weFe nlft(ie to tile
Hearl: li'und and io the National
Memorial Building Fun(I. Florenc, e
Ita lnilttm, trell.surer, announced
that the auxiliary has reached
their 100 per cent paid member-
ship for 1959.
All members desiring informa-
tion about the VFW insurance nlay
coutact Larry Godwin of the PosL
After adjonrnment of the meet-
ing, members of the Post and Aux-
iliary joined in honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Pinney on their 35th
wedding anniversary with a dee-
orated tier cake.
Hi. Mason Oou#00
Deadline Februiry 16,
The deadline for names of at,
tractive unmarrl(d prospects for
the Miss Mason County contest is
Sunday. Feb. 15. Anyone knowing
of a girl, who Is a high school
graduate by Sept. 1, 19591 and a
resident of Mason county for the
past six months may send in her
name to the Jaycees.
Entrants' names should be
mailed to the Shelton Junior
Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box
MR. AND MRS. Henry G. Robertson wish to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Glenda Lee, to Mr. Carl W. Verse, son of
Mrs. Rose L. Harpel, of Olympia. No date has been set for the
wedding. (Dean photo,)
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
Instead of their regular meeting
last Tuesday Brownie Troop No.
20 visited the Rogers School. The
girls delivered several boxes of
articles that they had gathered for
the students to work with. Ir
Trexler and Mrs. Parrott took the White stock and yellow iris dec-
girls on a tour of the school and orated the chapel of Mt. Olive
they saw many of the projects Lutheran church last Friday eve-
that the students are now work- ning for the marriage of Miss Dor-
ing on. Mrs. Kelly Nutt and Mrs. ajean Mathews to Mr. Raymond
Walter Bain provided transporta- D. Putvin.
tion. This week the troop will be Miss Mathews is the daughter
busy making valentine tray favors of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ogden
for the patients at the Botts Nuts- and Mr. Putvin, son of Mr. and
ing Home. Mrs. L. L. Putvin.
The Rev. Walter Kellerman of-
ficiated at the double ring candle-
KEEI>ING UP on her career,
Ann Frank, recently returned
home from a week in San Francis-
co at the Institute for Nurses and
Anesthetists conducted by the Am-
erican Hospital Association in co-
operation with nurses and anesthe-
tists.
During the morning sessions of
the Institute, the group visited va-
rious hospitals to observe anesthet-
ic practices and equipment, and a
trip to an Army hospital to wit-
ness the use of the oxygenator in
heart and lung surgery.
YOUR VALENTINE WILL LOVE A
light ceremony before relatives of
the couple and a few close friends.
Mr. Phil Stoehr sang, "Oh, Prom-
ise Me" acompanied by Miss
Sharon Kellerman at the organ.
Andrew Scott, aunts of the bride,
poured. Mrs. Don Hansen, sister
of the bridegroom, served punch.
In charge of the guest book was
Miss Peg Prouty and Miss Rosanne
365, Shelton.
GIFT FROM OUR LINGERIE DEPT Putvin, sister of the brldegroom, HOME
The bride was escorted down and Mrs. Doyle Howard, cousin
the aisle by her father, Mr. Ogden. of the bride, gift table.
Q For her wedding she chose a full The bride changed to an olive
length gown of white Chantilly green two-piece dress with brown LOANS
Choice of Dozen Shades! lace over taffeta, designed with accessories and orchid corsage
a boat neckline edged in tiny seed from the bridal bouquet for the
pearls and bridal point sieeves, wedding trip to Seattle.
FASHION TINTS FOR 'Her elbow length veil was caught The new Mrs. Putvin was grad-
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little or no
by a matching headl)ieee. She car-
ried a heart shaped bouquet of
stephanotis and yell()'., rose buds
surrounding a white orchid, and
her great-great aunt': handker-
chief.
Mrs. Madeline Anderon, aunt of
the brRle, was matron of honor
in a cinnamon brown sheath with
matching net overskirt. She car-
riod a colonial bouquet of bronze
and yellow chrysanthemun'm.
Bridesmaids were Miss Bellaine
Ogden, sister of the bride, and
Miss Letha Wilson. They were l
gowned in light tan and beige
-dresses of the same style as that
of the matron of honor and car-
ried colonial bouquets of bronze
and yellow chrysanthemums. Miss
Deborah Anderson, cousin of the
bride, flower girl was dressed in
a gold silhouette and carried a
basket of bronze and yellow chry-
santhemums. Miss Carol Wolden,
cousin of the bride, and David
Mathews, brother of the bride,
were candlelighters.
Mr. Putvin asked his brother,
Lawrence, to be best man. Ring
bearer was Donnie Hansen, neph-
ew of the bridegroom. Ushers
were Messers Don Putvin, brother
of the bridegroom, and Don Han-
sen, brother-in-law of the bride-
groom.
Mrs. Ogden chose a dark brown
orlon boucle knit dress with brown
md beige accessories and varie-
,ated pink carnation corsage for
wedding.
utvin, mother of the
bridegroom, wore a turquoise suit
uated from Irene S. Reed high
school and Mr. Putvln attended
Pacific Lutheran Colege. He is
employed by Siml)son Logging
Company. They Will make their
home in Shelton.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
Don Hansen, Mrs. Hildur Alvestad,
Mr. and Mrs Orville Alvestad, :Mr.
and Mrs. S. N. Babcock, all of
Tacoma, Miss Az'line Putvin, Mrs.
Lydia Blair, Portland, Miss Caro-
lyn Maim, Mt. Vernon, and Mr.
aad Mrs, Arthl/r Voldeil, Seattle.
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- IT'S A DATE -
Journal's Calendar
of Events
Today, Thurmhty, ]Peb. 12
PTSO, 8 p.m., Shelton
high school.
The Quest, travelogue film, 7:30
p.m., Baptist church.
Friday, Feb. 13
World Day of Prayer services, 2
p.m., St. David's Episcopal church•
WARC, 8 p.m., Rogers school.
Basketball, Highclimbers vs.
Montesano, there.
Sturdy, Feb. 14
Basketball, Highclimbers vs. E1-
ma, 6:45 p.m., Shelton gym.
Sunday, Feb. 15
Shelton churches invite you to
attend services today.
Monday, Feb, 16
Pre-School PTA, 8 p.m., 2020
Laurel.
Mark E. Reed chapter, Order of
DeMolay, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Tem-
ple.
Tueday, Feb. 17
American Legion Post and Aux-
iliary, 8 p.m., Memorial hall.
Bethel 37, Order of Job's Daugh-
ters, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple.
Wednesday, Feb. 18
Laurel Court, Order of Amar-
anth, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple.
Hillcrest Homemakers Club,
noon, Mrs. Grace Wells' home.
Thursday, Feb. 19
Past Matrons Club, Welcome
chapter, OES, 12:30 p.m., Mrs. Al-
berta Landers' home, 1018 E. Ellt-
nor
Hood Canal Woman's Club, Pot-
latch clubhouse
Navy Mothers, noon, Mrs. Ray
Sharp's home.
Chamber of Commerce, 7 p.m.,'
Shelton Hotel.
AT A NEW LOW PRICltl
t Matching Boil
Sprlng $49.50
• Complete
Ensemble $99.00
OR
OYSTER DINNER
INN|RSPlUNG ' TERMS TO
The public is cordially invited
to a fried oyster dinner Sunday,
Feb, 22, fro,n 1 to p.m., m te PLEASE YOU
Belfair Masonic Temple. A meat
dish will be served for those no00- Olsea Furniture Co
wishing oysters.
The dimmr is sponsored jointl
by the Belfair Job's Dau
and Rhododendron Garden Club. 328 Cots Street • Phone I-IA 6-4702
Dinners will be $1,25 for adult-
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