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{illitviiinson Wilbur “railing {Shelton Garden Club Lists 1,
llicld Saturday In Tacoma. l Donations To Date for Project
The North dufiL'_117l.l'Cet home‘ The Shelton Garden club lists
50f T‘Jl‘. imd MI‘S. A. F. Wilbur 0f the following donations from or-
?Tacomo, was the setting Satur- ganizations and
morning for the Li O'clock date towards the second drive for
emf, of their daughter, Miss the Railroad Avenue Beautifica-
tonza Buren Wilbur, to Robert tion project. The list includes the
gBNry Hutchinson, son of Mr. Townsend Club, The I.0.0.F., Re-
.and MFS. UV Hutchinson 0f bekahs, General Welfare, 0. E. S.
,Shelton. The Rev. Arthur Bell of Past Matrons, O. E. S. Social
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lSt. Lukes read the Episcopalian (nub, Amaranth Social Club,
ESCTViCD- ‘Chamber of Commerce, Young
l The bride, given in marraige'Men’s Business Club, Degree of
SELTN-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
individuals to‘ ers on Thursday, March 20, at 2
Womans Club Meets
Monday, March 17
. The Shelton Woman's Club will
meet Monday, March 17 at 1:30
at the Colonial House with Mrs.
Orval Anderson talking on “In-<
dian Art” and Mrs. Hansen Berg,
“Indian Handicraft."
Daughters of Pioneers
Slate Thursday Meeting 1
The Daughters of the Pioneers
will meet with Mrs. Minnie Mey—
o’clock.
Girl Scout Troop No. 5
Holds Regular 'Meet
The Girl Scout Troop No. 5 met
at Mrs. Morgan’s home as Miss
McClelland, regular scout teacher
is ill. Mrs. Virginia Lund taught
blood pressure and bandaging. Re-
lby her father, wore a waterfallgHOHOI'. P. E- 0- Sisterhood. Girl
'blue wool sheer, cut on princess 1, SCOUtSy Rayonier Inc, City‘Bask-
,lines with applique of the sa‘mefetbal1 League, Shelton leraI‘Y.
blue from the neckline to thQIShelton Dancing Club, Earl_Shel—
lwaist, with a single strand ofidon- J- H. FTiSken- J. F. BlSChel.
pearls. With it she Wore a toquc§01€ Olsen, A. C- Bayley. Dr. 3-
ihat of blue with pink flowers and E Comer. Herb Angle, Ed El‘
lveiling. Her corsage was fourlllott, W'. H. Snelgrove, H. E.
lgardenias and pink rose budslGI‘ant, A- 13- GOVGY. Carl MaCke,
Miss Louise Wilbur, a sister was;‘ Florence Mammy MTS~ Alice StOtS'
:her only attendant and was gown- ‘1‘ bury, A. E- Hillier. .W- A-
led in drapedOyster white jersey ,I Magoon. Charles LEWIS. and
:with brown trim with matchinng. B. Davies. Other contributions
but and accessories. Her corsagel have been made by the Garden
lwas also gardenias. iClub, with bridge luncheons and
The marriage vows were read bridge parties. Mr. and Mrs. D.
lin front of the fireplace beauti- Hapk donated the Chest 0f Sllver
fully decked in greens, calla lilies iWh1Ch also brought m large Sum
and caster lilies, with white can-l 0f morley- Letters havefiefn. sent
, delabra on each side, while in; to busmess firms and 1nd1v1duals
l
lthe entrance hall was a colorful l aSking for SPCh donations as they
thuge vase of spring flowers, snaps', feel the progect warrants and the
,daffodils, tulips and iris. A match-iabove response has been ‘1“?
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ling bouquet was in the upstairs suit. The Garden Club apprecxates
iroom. the response and Wish to thank
. those who have given so generous-
Leland
iman for lligleggt:§;?§1-l:il.b es t iy' When the Vole“ 1.5
°°mpleted
i Immediately following the it is hoped every one in the coun-
ceremony a reception followed in ty Will enjoy the beauty of it‘
the dining room decorated withl weaneSday afternoon a group
=large bouquets of calla lilies and 3 0f women from the Shelton Gar‘
ieaster lilies: The reception ta- l den club were inVited to attend _3
ble was lovely in lace over green meetmg Of a group 0f WQmen m
satin with a centerpiece of white 1 MCCl‘faUv and tell them about the
snapdragons, gardenias and fre-10rgan121ng of a Garden. Club in
sia. Pouring were the bride‘s] McCleary. Those attending the
aunts, Mrs_ L, E_ Wilkinsonl meeting included Mrs. L. D. Hack,
l of Fox Island in gold crepe' Mrs. J . H. Frisken, Mrs. George
i and Mrs, James B u r e n o f, Drake, Mrs. Walter Kullrich, Mrs.
Tacoma in navy blue crepe. Serv-i George Cropper and Mrs- C3“
ling were the classmates of the Macke. Mrs. Cropper talked on
bride, the Misses Francis Miller, What the
garden club meant ~ to i
freshments consisting of candy
“bars were Served by Anna Lee1
Elliott. The next meeting will al-|
[so be‘ held with Mrs, Morgan.
iChorus Postpones
Tuesday Meeting I
The Shelton Women’s Chorus.
will not meet for the usual prac-I
tice next Tuesday evening due;
to the L. M. Spring Style Show
to be held that night, but will
resume rehearsal each Tuesday
evening thereafter. Mr. Ben Hall- ,
grimson has called a canata re-l
hearsal of both the chorus and
the orchestra for Wednesday
night, March 19, at 7:30 p. m.,|
at the music room in the high
school. Plans are well underway
for the food sale at the L. M.
store on. Saturday, March 22, to
be given by the chorus. Keep the]
date in mind.
Now OPEN!
l85 members and friends present.
musical numbers.
‘test, which was close right to the
Mrs. Glen Story I
Entertains Club l
Mrs. Glen Story entertained atl
her home Wednesday, March 12‘
with a 12:30 luncheon for her,
bridge club. Two tables of cardsl
followed with honors being won‘
by Mrs. Frank Pierce and Mrs.
Warren Abel. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Johnny Webber
on March 27.
Hatn‘ Dinner Honors
Baptist Winners
The Bible Class of the Baptist
Church brought their attendance
contest to a close Friday evening
with a ham dinner honoring the
winners. Mrs. Roy Eells was
the leader of the Winners and
Floyd I-Iackett, leader of the los-
ers, who put on the dinner. The
dinner started at 6:30 with about
FOR EVERY ,
Delivered a ..
222 South 17 lam;
Shelton
A novel program was presented
over the public address system,
consisting of readings, songs and
Both the social
evening and the attendance con~
Thimble Club }
Meets Today
The Thimble Club, Neighbors of
the Woodcraft, will meet today
with M“ MCK” Jammimria
finish, were very successful.
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Keyes, Francis Whitham, Eleanor
Brownfield, and Elizabeth Olzen-
idam, all dressed in
shades.
l Mrs.
Wilbur was
iHutchinson in columbio blue with
navy accessories, both wore gar-
denia corsages.
iadded a beige coat trimmed to
£tlle hemline with fox fur. On
{their return from a honeymoon at
line Wilbur summer
lI-Iood Canal the young couple will
imake their home at 5219 22nd
gavcnue NE. Seattle.
l bride attended the Cornish
jscnool following five years at
ithc Annie \Vright Seminary. The
:groom is a graduate of the local
school with the class of ’38, and
attended the College of Puget
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iattendlng the
iVVashington as a junior where he
iis affiliated with the Alpha Phi‘
,ljn fraternity. He is also work~
'ing at the Greenlake Theatre.
I Attending from Shelton where
the groom‘s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Hutchinson. his sister
and Brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Friend and Bob Cleveland.
Friendship Club
Meets Wednesday
The Friendship club met Wed‘
nesday, March 12 .‘ with 16 mem-
‘bers at Mrs. Joe Hill for a so-
I
cial afternoon. A program was
presented and games were played
with Mrs. Winifred McDonald and
Mrs. C. H. Mitchell winning high.
Mrs. McDonald was presented with
a birthday cake and a lovely gift.
The next meeting will be with
hostess.
s“ HARRY CAREY AND IIULAH BONDI IN FARAMOUNT'S "THIgSHIPHIID 0!
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make bad cup
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nuuui Now m1 tell me this «if-
fee’s top w’e‘ak just becausait looks
that way. Go ahead and taste it.
"All": It doesn’t taste wedk—‘has
plenty offlavor.
noun: Now try this cup. Imade it
double strength, but know flom
experience it won’t taste bitter.
HARRY: You’re right—it's as fine
cofi’ee as ever drunk. apologize,
Beulah—you can't make bad cup
of M. J. B.
WHY YOU WON'T MAKE A
BAD CUP OF M. J.- 3.
...Make your coffee with the same
care and in the same way you have
in the past. Two exclusive M. J. B.
features—ariche'r Toast—anddouble
blending-~will give you the finest
cup of coffee you ever tasted.
GUARANTEE. Buyapound today.
Try it for a week. If it’s not the
best you ever tasted, return the lid
to the M. J. B. Co. , 665 Third Street,
San Francisco, and we'll refund
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY!
DRIP GRIND. . . for drip or glass
coffee maker:
REGULAR GRIND...for percolulor
or coffee pot
home on, ,
1 Friday. The advance sale of tick-
.Sound for two years and is now:
University of
.
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dressed inl .
‘navy blue and white and Mrs. ibeen already made along Railroad
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i For going away the bridef
,mal banquet held in the
‘ with 148
,Clara Cleary, Ruth Mealmda’ Jean . Shelton and the benefits of be-
longing to the State Federation.
According to Mrs. Cropper, sev-
military E eral of the women present at the
meeting mentioned they had no-
ticed the improvement that has
Avenue.
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Flower Show Tickets Still l
'lable at Travis Flower Shop
_. i: advance tickets for the
Flower Show in Seattle,’ March 23-
30 are still available, and Travs
ilower Shop will have some more
ets will end by March 18, so it is
hoped that all wishing to attend
will be able to secure their tick-
ets in advance. Tuesday, March
25 is Olympia and Southwest
Washington Day and is the day
a group of Shelton people and
Garden Club members plan to at-
tend.
Shelton Girl Initiated
Into Business Sorority
Indicating the excellent record
she is making at Knapp’s Busi-
ness College in Tacoma, Miss
Ruth Linscott, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. K. Linscott of Hoods-
port, and a graduate of Irene
S. Reed high School, recently was
initiated into Sigma Chapter of
Alpha Iota, International Honor-
ary Business Sorority at a for-
Hotel
Winthrope in Tacoma.
Requirements for election to
this honorary organization are
superior scholarship, leadership,
personality, and character. Chap-l
ters of Alpha Iota are affiliated
~ outstanding business
training schools in the U. S. and
‘ Canada.
Mrs. Bert Hurst on March 26. Re-I
freshments were served by the-Entertain C] b
. s u
lot 8 o’clock, for the regular meet-
I
Mrs. Carl Hellman
Mrs. Carl Hellman entertained
at her home on Tuesday evening
ing of her bridge club. During
the evening she serVed a delicious
chicken supper with all the trim-
was a. miniature fountain Sur-
rounded by water lilies. Honors
at the two tables of cards were
won by Mrs. Glen Edgley and
Mrs. Roy Getty and the gallop-
ing goose by Mrs. Jesse Barrett.
Rainbow Mothers
Meeting Tuesday .
The Rainbow Mothers will
meet Tuesday, March 18 at the
Masonic Temple for a regular
business meeting at 2 o’clock. All
mothers are urged to attend.
Ethel, Marie Browne
Hohored Saturday
About twenty people gathered
at, the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Mead at Agate Saturday ave:
ning, March to honor Ethel
Marie Browne with a. surprise
birthday party. During the eve-
ning music, dancing, and enter-
tainment were enjoyed. The hon-
ored guest received many lovely
gifts. '
mings. The attractive centerpece
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A delicious potluck luncheon
brought the party to a close.
Triple T To
Meet Friday
The Triple T. Club will meet
for a regular meeting with Mrs.
A. L. Bell, Friday, March 14 at
2:30 o’clock.
Altar Society
Holds Meeting ,
Mrs. John Cormier entertained
at her home last Thursday, March
6, for the Altar Society of the
Catholic Church. The eight mem- l
bers gathered at 2 o’clock for
a social afternoon of visiting and
sewing.
l
Townsend Club
Gives Card Party
The Townsend Club will hold
a card party Monday evening,
March 17, at 8 o’clock. Prizes
will be awarded. On March 23
there will be a district mass meet- -
ing, beginning with a lunch serv-i
ed at 12 o’clock and the speak-
el'r- :ii"li<~(lllletl l‘ul‘ 1:30.
starting at
starting at
‘ starting at
"SPRING HATS FOR SPRING HAIR 008
Beautiful New
Ready-to-‘Wear Department
It’s an improved department with a fresh point of View.
It’s the result of a fast expanding fashion business
More and more everybody’s talking about L. M.’s thrifty prices,
About youth and the growing need of inexpensive clothes
And the wisdom of buying them at the: L. M.
Everybody wants simplicity and quality,
The things that really count in clothes.
The little Miss from one year up has not been forgotten. , 1!
To Clothes to play in, to work in, to dance in, to dream about.
It’s a c010rful room with indirect, modern, fluorescent lighting ' p
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It’san excitingfloor with its myriad's of gay young casual clothes?
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It’s open to Welcome you,
The women of'Shelton and MaSOn County.
starting at
Dress Suits warmer $9.90
Sport Dresses mm $2.49
' $1.29
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Don’t Miss the Spring Style .Par‘ade’andEntertainment;
Show, Junior High Auditorium, Tues, March 18th 8p.m.5 ,2
Every inch of this remodeled department is given over 1‘
To Sports, Dressy Clothes and Foundation Garments. r ,
Sport Starting
Sport §llltS starting at
Sweaters
'A'Sllirts
starting at
Jackets:
Sponsored by Lincoln-Bordeaux P.T.A.
starting at
starting at
darting at
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