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Dancing Every Saturday
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JOURNAL Thursd
SCHNEIDER S PRAIRIE
Wally Lee and His Orchestra
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ANNOUNCING A
CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP
The McKenzie.Morrison
Dime Store
Has Been Purchased by
S. J. and MILDRED ROONEY
and will be called
ROONE¥'S DIME STORE
122 COTA STREET
Wc will be pleased to meet and serve old patrons
and new friends of the store
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A ,,MAN'S FAVORITES--,
Sport Coats for...
Comfort-Lovers !
You're pleasure-bound in solid comfort and
sharp styling! Single breasted (:oats witia
soSL-rolled lapels. Smart plain 15 25
colors and lively fancy patterns, i
wear these
sunny days ! Care pleats,
brown, tan and bins shaders. .-!mvv
Soft Weave Trousers
Versatile, fitie quality slacks that are ideal
for sporty combinations, all 'round wear.
Checks and stripes, with, pleat,, 4 90
cuffs, slide fastener.
7.90
Our Star Attractions . . .
WOMEN'S
DICKEYS
Playground Commando!
BOYS JIMMIES
$1.98 to $2.29
$1.50
a starring" ''ole
Tale
sheers trimmed
Wtfite and
TIle rough-and-tumble set
really floes for these smart,
sturdily made Jimmies! And
you'll like them too, because.
riley wash and wear so well,
Neat ant comfo:table!
LILLIAN WARRENr Society Edlto= PHONE 100
Shower Honors
Recent Bride
Mrs. G. O. Gnstafson and
daughter, Zedna, were joint host-
csses Friday evening" a miscelhm-
eous bridal shower in the George
Ashbaugh home for Mrs. Mac
B, utledge whose marriage took
place February 3.
Guests present included Mrs.
I-Ierbert Dickinson and Mrs. Gor-
don Diekins(m of HoodsporL: Mrs.
Mable Daniels, Mrs. Lucille Dan-
isis, Mrs. J. H Rutledge and
daughter, Delores, Mrs. Hansen
and daughter, Diana, Mrs. Neva
Stohr, Mrs. Bernice Rex, Mrs.
Vivian Halbert, Mrs. Dean Arch-
er, Mrs. l=ute Johnson of Central-
is, Mrs. George Ashbaugh, Miss
Vil'ginia NelSon, Miss Florence
Cormier. Miss Mildred Daniels,
Miss Olivia Ccderberg, Miss Pat-
ricia Bausman and the hostesses
and tile honor guest.
A large, beautiftflly decorated
cake and daffodils decarated the
table. The bride received many
lovely gifts.
Activettes Sel{edule
Regular Meeting
The Aetivettes wllVmeet with
Mrs. PauI Schneider this Thurs-
day evening at 8 o'clock for their
regular meeting. Mrs,. Schneid-
er's address is 628 Bellvue,
Gift Wrapping for Baby
INFANTS'
SHAWLS
Josephine Grass!
Weds Saturday
Mi,qs .losephine Catherine
Grassl daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Joseph Grassl of Shelton, bec.qme
the bride of Darrell Sparks Sat-
urday morning at 9 o'clock in the
St. Edwards Catholic Church. The
groom s the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Murrell Sparks of First View,
Colorado.
The marriage was solemnized
by Reverend Mark Wiechnmnn.
Liltie' and greenery decorated the
church. Mrs. A. E. Hillier played
tim nuptial music.
The bride wre a lovely goWn of
white satin with a finger-tip veil
and a corsage-bouquet of pink and
:White carnations. Tile bridesmaid,
Miss Lucille Allen, had a gown of
yellow lace and a.corsage-bouquet
of blue iris, The bride's motimr
wore a brown street length dress.
Leonard Heitstuman. cousin of
the bride froi'n Johnson, Veashing-
ton, was the best man.
A wedding breakfast was served
at the Grassl home for the wed-
ding party. The dining set used
behmged to Mr. Grassl's great
grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks are mak-
ing their home in Shelton where
he is employed at the Olympic
Plywood Company.
At two o'clock a wedding dir/ner
war served to Mr. and Mrs.
SparkS, Mr. and Mrs. Walter S.
Allen and Lucille, Mr. and Mrs.
Waiter, E. Alien and Joan, Mrs.
• Martin Longan and Michael, Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Rogers, Dorotlay
Mary Ann, Jimmy and Carrel,
Mrs. Robert Blnns, Mrs. Glen
Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Heitstuman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Grassl, all of Shelton, Miss Lu-
tills Heitstuman of Seattle, Leon-
ard Heitstuman and Donald Heit-
stuman of Johnson, Washington.
Group Enjoys Olympia
ice Sking Party
The first of last week. a group
of Shelton people enjoyed ice
skating in Olympia, and those
making the trip included Mr. and
Mrs. I-Ienry Bacon, Mr. and Mrs.
M. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Van Arsdale, Mr. and Mrs. George
Cropper, Dr: and Mrs. Maurice
Kinsey, Mr. and Mrs. Winston
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fa-
gergren, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fa-
gergren, Mr.- and Mrs. Wilton
Wilson, Miss Eleanor Norberg and
Miss Ruth Garvey.
Mrs. Robert Rose
I Ionored at I)ilmer
Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Leggett en-
tertained at their home recently
with a birthday dinner for Mrs.
Robert Rose, aunt of Mr. Leggett.
Ttmir guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Rose, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert losc and Billy and Jim
r O
Lcggett. Fll.. honored guests rc-
oeived several nice gifts besides
a large birthday cake.
FOR BETTER
Dancing
go to the
Evergreen
/
Old Olympia-Taooma
Highway
Every .Saturday
Night
Music by
Al Walsh's
Orchestra
I
Dancing 9 to 2
Tinwsday, March ?
TWO FEATURES
"IT ALL
CAME TRUE"
Humphrey Bogart,
Ann Sheridan
AND
"BORN FOR
TROUBLE"
Van Jolmson, Faye Emerson
j - ..
Friday - Saturday
March 8, 9
"BEDSIDE
MANNER"
John Crrol, Ruth Hussey
Sunday - Monday - TueMay
March 10, ]1, 12
"SPANISH
MAIN"
liaul ltenrled,
Maureen O'llara
ii i i
Zednesday - Thursday
Mm'ch :!3, 14
"PARIS
UNDERGROUND"
Conatanc Bennett,
Gratis Fields
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Km.lte Olafsm
announce .the btrothal of their
(laughl, er, lJorgney, to A(h'ian
Adams, son of Mr, and Mrs. Per-
cy Adams of Shelton,
The bride-elect lratillaLe(i front
the Irene .¢g. Ree(t l--lioh School
ariel the Olympia Sec.retari-tl Bus-
iness College. For the past two
years she has been employed with
the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph Company.
Mr. Adams llas served 'three
years with the U. S. Navy and
jtlst received his (liseharrgc in
Febrnary.
No definite date has been set
for 'the wedding.
Hood Canal P.-T.A.
Studies Discussed
"We aim in chikl tra, ining, not
SO lnlleh for imtleciiate results.
but consider nlore mtportant,
what ore: technique will make of
our clild in im future." said Mrs.
Jeanette Bez'ffer in her tall: to the
Hood Canal PTe-School Study
group Feb. 26, which ]net m her
own home at Hoodsport. She con-
tinued with many illuminating re-
marks on "Discipline," which was
tllc subject for the evening. Group
discussion followed witl other in-
teresting points being brougl]t oUt
by the eight ladies present.
The. next meeting of the group
is planned for Tuesday, March 26,
at the home of Mrs. John Hunter.
Leader of the discussion, Mrs.
Dorcas Piekering, will speak on
"Religion in the Home." All moth-
era of pre-school children are in-
vited. Mark this date on your .cal-
endar.
Mrs. Nancy Brown, pre-school
chairman, is planning a St. Pat-
rick's party at her Cushman
home March 16, and pre-school
members are invited to bring their
children.
Another pleasurable event in
the near future, is the Easter egg
hunt being planned by Mrs. Ann
Karnopp of Potlatch, to take
place April 21st.
The meeting adjourned after a
tasty supper of fresh raspberry
sundaes, cookies and coffee served
by the hostess, Mrs. Berger.
Music Study Club
Reports Meeting
Mrs. Charles Lewis and Mrs.
Auguste Goldschntid were host-
esses to Shelton Music Study
Club at. the £ormer's home on
February 27. Guests of the eve-
nig were Mrs, Robert Bampton,
Mrs. Oliver Ashford and Mrs.
Rolla Halbert and daughter,
Jackie.
During the business meeting
Mrs. Donovan Pahner, inter-club
chairman, presented an invitation
from the Capitol City :Musk' Club
to assist that group in acting as
hostesses when tile Federated Mu-
Sic Clubs meet in Olympia for
their state convention early in
:May.
Mrs. Lewis, who had charge of
the study program, presented
a
most interesting discussion Of
"Tile uite." Tile described the
two types of suites, namely tile
, early or "classical" suite and the
"modern" suite, pointing out that
the basic pattern of the "class-
ical" suite consists of four types
of dances with contrasting slow
and fast movements, whereas the
frrodern suite is a collection of dif-
erent pieces, but these pieces are
not necessarily dance forms. Mrs.
Lewis dentonStrated on the piano
the types of dmces found in the
"claSsical" suite.
Three Bach selections were
chogen to illustrate music from
the classical suites. Miss
Jackie ttalbert played, as a piano
solo, the "Minuet" from the
',''rench Suite" by Bach; a trio
composed of :Mrs. Robert Bamp-
ton, violin, Mrs. Oliver Ashford,
eelo, and Mrs. Bernhard Winieckt,
piano, played two "Gavottes"
from the "D Major Suite" by
Bach; and Mrs. Bampton, accom-
panied by Mrs. Winiecki, played
' "Air for "
Bach s the G String.
Recordings of Bach s attd Han-
ders music were used to further
illust,'ate the "classical' suite and
recordings from Ravel's "Moth-
er Goose Suite' and Prokofieff's
"Lieutenant KiJe" demonstrated
characteristics of the ,modern"
suite,
The hostesses srved delicious
refreshments at the close of the
program.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans
Entertain Monday .
lvr. and Mrs. Gall Evans enter-
tained last Monduy evening at
home in Eldon for Mr. and
Mrs. Joe McKieI and Mr. anql Mrs.
Matt Van lanen of Hoodsport.
The occasion was a birthday din-
ner honoring Mr. McKiel and Mr.
Van Lanes, both of whom had
birthday anniversaries that week.
Tle evening was spent playing
cards and honors Went to Mrs.
Berta McKiel.
Hoodsport Camp Fire
Girls Report Meeting
The To-He-Ha Camp Fire Girls
of Hoodsport are holding regular
meetings under the guardianship
of Miss Hamilton The last meet-
ing ,being Wednesday, February
27.
They studied the honor beads
and disclosed what each one stood
for and also what to do to earn
them. After the business meeting
they worked on the papierzmache
fruit bowls they had started the
week before.
The girls have gone on several
hikes and are getting specimens
for their nature study boors.
Officers of the To-He-Ha Group
are Myra Whitaker. president:
Llleilc Desohamps, secretary, Ra-
chel Gray, scribe and Faith Gray,
sergeant-at-arms. Otler mem-
bers include Carolyn de Bard, Jac-
queline Becker, Vivian Carroll,
rbara Kammerer, Laura Lou
Nancy Lockwood, Vera
Magnuson, Dorothy . McGeatclw,
Judy Pahner, Lois Robbins and
Shirley Roe.
RETURNS I,'ROM CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Gunn
returned last week Thursday from
a three months' trip to Glendale,
California, whet tl]ey visited with
Iris sisters,
Music Concert
Slated March 20
Another in the series of school
band concerts has been scheduled
for the new gymnasium March 20
at. eight o'clock, Music Director
Lynn Sherwood announced yes-
t.erdny,
Choir singing, ntusical novelties,
a sextette, and other features have
been arranged and a fifty cbnt
admission price set. Proceeds will
go to the band uniform fund.
Harstine Grange
Sponsoring Parties
The second in a series of card
parties sponsored by the Harstine
Grange will be held at the Har-
stine school house on Saturday,
March 9, at 8 o'clock.
Pinochle and 500 will be played
and there will be other games for
those not playing cards. Prizes
will be given and refreshments
served.
The first game in the series was
held February 23. A good crowd
attende(t and all had a nice time.
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks
Honored During Week
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell D. Sparks
have been honored several times
since their marriage last week. A
group of friends gave a party and
bridal shower in their honor Sat-
urday evening at the Kamilche
Grange hall, and Mr. antl Mrs.
Walter S. Allen entertained for
tie newlyweds Monday evening.
Following an enjoyable evening
Saturday hmch was served at mid-
night and the honored couple
opened their many lovely gifts.
Those taking part in the eve-
ning's merriment were Mr. and
Mrs. Homer McComb, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Leman, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Evers, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Grassl, Mr. and Mrs. Will Griggs,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heitstuman,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rogers, Mary
Ann, Jim and Carrel.- Mr. and
Mrs. Walter S. Allen. Lucille Al-
len, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Allen and
Joan Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bimts, Charotett McDaniel, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Hall, Mrs. Bertha
O'Hatton, Earl Wiles, Mrs. Mar-
tin Longan and Michael, Leonel
Leman, Walter A. Charlson, Mrs.
Mildred Scott. Alfred Martin, J.
W. McKenzie, Lucille Heitstuman
of Seattle. Leonard Heitstuman
and Donald Heitstuman of John-
son. Vqashing'ton.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs,
Walter S. Allen entertained at
their Little Skookum Bay home
with a dllmer party for Mr. and
Mrs. Sparks. Besides the honored
couple the guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Grassl, Mrs. Mar-
tin Longan.and Michael. Miss Lu-
cile Heitstuman, Leonard and
Donald HeiLstuman and Lucille
Allen.
Grapeview Women's
Club Adopt Child
The monthly meeting of the
Grapeview Women's Club was held
on February 28 at the home of
Mrs. It. Peterson, Present wer 9
Mrs. C. Bush, Mrs.'W. Eckert,
Mrs. E. Housen, MrS. V. Johan-
nor,, Mrs. P, Luther, Mrs. E. Mer-
ritt,' Mrs. B, Mitchell. Mrs. F.
Paynton, Mrs. H. Peterson, Miss
Hattie Barker, Mrs. W, Reeves,
Mrs. W. Spooner. Mrs. W. R,
Spooner, Mrs. A, Stratford, Mrs.
L. Wren, Mrs. C. Bacon. Mrs. J.
Lombard and Mrs. IV. Mathews.
Mrs, Reeves presided.
During the business meeting
discussion of the desperate need
of food in Europe caused the
members to vote in favor of
"adopting" a, European child. The
club thus becomes a Foster-Moth-
er and will try to send $15 each
month for the care of one child.
This responsibility will continue
for one year.
$2.98 to $3.95
An ideal gift for a new
Mama because sle may noL
tlflnk of it herself, this
lovely warm shawl raps
baby without extra bulk.
Junior. (or Jtmior Miss) will
go for it]
March :194 6.
rN i _.| 2 Years For $3
race s 00ress oco[m vo;o,o,,+
;i orld War II
-& =I SEND ORDERS "1'O
Women's and Children s | Musette Station
RAINCOATS, DRESSES, ['emerton, Wash.
528 Franklin Street
DANCE
Every Saturday Night
Victor Community
Music by MILES ORCHESTRA
D,NCING 9 TO 1
0rregon Field Grown
Rose Bus
9 and up
Aldercroft Nursery
WALKER PARK
W. S. CATTO 5glW
$1.25 per gal. *
$1.10 in 5-Gallon Quantities
After the Show, Ball Game, Date or whenever you
a Tasty Treat drop in for a Shake, Malt, Soda,
a dish of Super-Creamed Ice Cream at
Mrs. Frances Spooner 'spoke on
"GernlanyToday." The faets and Ritner,s Ice Crea m
figures she presenLed showed how
complex the problem of de-nazi-
fication is and how necessary for
tbe peace of the world that .true
democracy be established in that lllllllllllllllllllllmlllllllilllllll$1111111111tlmllllllllll
country, fRAME IT
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. E. Merritt and Mrs. F. Payn- +
ton.
The next meeting will be on
That Favorite
or Picture
Should Have
a Frame
Dunoyier's
SERVICE
Phone
at Shelton Garage
You Probably Can
Find Exactly the
Right One . . . by
Looking over the
La r g e Collection
of
FRAMES at ½ PRICE
We Offer You as Long as They
Miniature to 8 x/0 PLASTICS .......... $2.].0
8 x 10 Wooden OVERTON ORIGINALS ..........
Miniature OVERTON ORIGINALS ..................
3 x4 to 8 x 10 ALL GLASS .................... 25c
ASSORTED WALL and DESK
In odd sizes, with and without
Pictures in them .......... as low as
i Andrews Studio
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28 at the lmme of Mrs. O. -
March
Sund.
Mr, and Mrs. Nutt
Honored at Shower
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart B. Nutt, _
who have just been married a
!
couple of months, were compli-
mented.with a wedding shower at It
Buckley Saturday When his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ,_
Hulett entertained in their honor.
Buckley guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hemminer and
children, Mr. and Mrs. William
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Hemminger and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hemminger, and Pat
Mojarity. From Tacoma were
Mr. andMrs. Jack Frost, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Heimberger, Mrs. Lor-
i'alne Heimberger, Miss Margaret
Heimberger, Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las Hemminger, Mr. and Mrs. Ri-
chard Tobin. and Mr. and Mrs,
James Olson of Shelton.
Refreshments were served and
tlm honored couple opened their
many Lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Nutt are making
their home in Shelton.
Bordeaux P.-T.A.
Schedules Meeting
The Bordeaux Parent-Teachers
Association will meet at the Bor-
deaux school house on Thursday,
Marclt 1.1, at 8 p.m.
The theme of the evening will
be "Philosophy in -Relation to
Functions of the School." A pan-
el discussion is being arranged by
Richard Hudson with four speak-
era to present four different ideas
on this subject.
A round table discussion will
follow with questions from the
audience. It is hoped all inter-
ested parents will present their
questions at .this time.
Refreshments will be served by
Mrs. Hedge's fourth grade moth-
ers with Mrs, Ernest Boysen in
charge.
MARRIED SATURDAY
James W. Smith of Shelton and
Ganevieve P. Smith of Aberdeen
were married Saturday morning
by Justice W. A. Magoon.
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