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19,.,9
with thv
,IVrite toda\\;, flu
PY of "The Sll)ry )l'
th llhlstr:ltion, in
facts and c(llll-
Inehuh,., hi( ,-
notes on inlp(n'lun|
Autllentic, a led by
f()Fn/iq, () -
Inl(t firsI ,on-
RPRISli]S,
Box 3,
SIwl-
I
T
.... New Officers Repeat Vows in
15o’i0/ Events I
Insta tion Set
Mrs. V :l Ferris will hv in-
i Ma."' " ' , '' rlilv I all'on el
soc,et, 00,ito00 ,o00e .ho.e .A. 6-44,00 { t M00.:or, 00.ld
\\;Veh')e Chapter Nc:L ,t0, Order
(,1 aslt I l'l ,. ldl, at [)pen Ctq'e-
r- ,. * (q ) "1 nmnie. Salurday ew?ning ill lhe
,,1., L,...,,m,. I.AkS RING Tem00,e
April ].,|lllllt lilt I C)t, hcr elective officers are Mrs.
l)oris t{iJhllalI, a,sociale l'ltall'()h:
Melvin 1 "{Ole l'l ,R HI , associal.e pit-
tran; Mrs. b'h)rence Vgek'4. secrt'-
tary; MI's. FlOl'(*l/('t, Tavhw. l l'oilN-
ill'er; Mrs. Estella Robt',rtson con
..... . ductrCss, and Mrs. l)ornthea Drick-
err, associate coDdllcrlPess.
.... 'x::::ii: :.% Appointive officers to lw in-
stalled are Mrs. I-IeAene "Biehl.
..... i;:i!!iii:!iii chaplain; Mrs. Elsie Seljesla,l
marshall; Mrs. Alice Palnmr, or-
::+:Giiiii. gani.t: Mrs. J.lia Watts, Adah:
}'h's. Evelyn Ellison Ruth: Mrs.
: :i:. Be.,;sie Hall, Fsther; Mrs. lnez
,... ' : .... D'mmann, Martha; Mrs. Juanita
':::;!:: IPottcr, Electa; Mrs. Esma Feti-
i 1, man, wtrdel'; anti t'l'e(t t:t.rris.
st,ntint, l.
Mrs. Hattie Pierce anti Lorell
Seljestad, retiring Worttiy Matron
and Patron, will officiate as in-
/ st.ailing officers. Other installing
officers will be Fred Fcrris, La-
vella Andrews, Ruth Williams. and
Erma Perry of Reliance Chapter
MR.'AND ,MRS. lltrtill S. Boll- No. 70,
Ill\\;t|, SI,. ,|lirii.'s, ldllho, arc aJI- -" ......
,,,e o, Ben Voyage Party j
their daughter, Sally ,Io, to Mr.
,',,,,i,,s, ,,r., ,,,,, ,,, ,,r. Fetes l00ge, a "- "an's
n,nd MrN. I{ aynlonll ( ',ol IIn. o[ i
hellon. The yolin" eonlfle arc
ali(,ndhl/4 the IAtlheran 1511,1c Mr. and Mrs. Harold Langeland
lnstitlite iu ,,eatlth'. A June wd- were snrl)rised last Saturday eve-
BILL PEARSON diig is Iwlng l)lamwd, ning for a bun voyage
party.
The
- Langelands are leaving today on
their trip to NorWay, flying to
Golden Agers to Meet New York and sailing the next
Mason county senior citizens day on the liner Bergensfjord for
will meet today for a potluck din- Oslo.
ner at noon followed by the month- A beautifully decorated cake
ly business meeting. The members with a ship and enseribed with the
of the Golden Age Club will hold names Harold and Clara was
a rummage sale Friday and Sat- served to the gamsts.
urday in the Union hall on Grove Among those present at the
Stz'eei. party we.re Mrs. Salvig Langela.nd
and daughter Sylvia of Tacoma
and Mr'. and Mrs. Rune Langeland,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook, Mr. and
One Cent Sale Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
John Nordstrom, Mr and lk(rs.
Lloyd Laughnan, Mr. and Mrs.
Donovan Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
r ' ' ' ()rli()i,'dic (hlihl will h,' h,,h!
',l r:'.. 1 ','}td.Y I t:,]til. } Ir ,( c, :'>'
I'*)r ',t!,, in*'i!lit!t,. \\;ill I), Ni,'s .lo.l
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I'rqi:l:':!h)n: will b(' 1{' ;' :H ',iis
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Mtml)el': (if lhc l’.:whi!l I<noLL
i l)vih(q*tiic (:uiht will lllelt[ lot'
I
i I tE::{) {tl 'ii '(HI N [,IC hol'll(A )lO[t
, NI'; [ )Ol'l)lhV ,I*':IHIID l l'ld/t,
it7. v. ittl ,%Ir': L,,s hqvel, c.-
for Tw0.Car Families!
125 N. 5th Street
Phone IIA 6-306t
lnrnarrled male drivers under 25 years.
nza, *$,Z|
OLA YlTO.L
SOLUTION
Tots' Ioluble-ize|
vitamins. Pt.
O
Our 24th
Anniversary
6 BIG DAYS
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
SHELT " S Washingto
ON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Publishea in "Christmastown, U.S.A.." ,heRon,
Methodist (hurt h
April 13 to 18
COUGH SYRUP
REG. 98 F
mink:._S-oz,.... I IF IF
George Frisk, Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Boon, Misses Clai'e and Grace En-
gelson, all of Shelton.
Hillerest Homemakers
Hillerest Homemakers will meet
in the home of Mrs. W. T. Jack-:
son, 1728 Olympic Highway North,
Wednesday for a potluck hmcheon
and business meeting.
At the last meeting of the club,
Mrs. Ellis Wells gave an interest-
MR. AND MRS. JAMES R. PETERSEN (Charlotte Helser) will
make their first home in New Jersey. (Dean photo.}
.: t:
Blue and white stock decorated
the chapel of the Methodist church
for the recent wedding of Miss
Charlotte Mae Helser to Mr. James
R, Petersen.
The bride is the daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Marion J. Helser and Mr.
Peterson, son of Mrs. Edna Peter-
sen. The Rev. Charles T. Hatten
performed the double ring nup-
tials. Miss Glenda Robertson sang
"Becanse" and "The Lord's Pray-
er" accompanied by Mrs. Harw'y
Hillman.
Mr. Helser escorted his daughtt, r
down the ,ribboned aisle. For her
wedding, the bride chose a whil.e
silk organza and nyhm lace full
length gown, designed with a lace
hodice with sabrina neckline or
irridescent sequins and htrge bow
at the waist back formed a cha-
pel train. Her imported hri(lal
ilh]sion veil was c'tught by a prin-
cess CrOWn of lace and jew(qs. he
carried a white orchid SlllTOlnldt*tl
matching those of the other at-
tendants.
Mr. William E. Petersen, broth-
el' of the bridegroom, was best
man. Messrs. Lloyd Ewms and ;
James Stuteville were ushers.
Mrs. Hclser chose a turquoise
silk sheath with white accesser
ies and pink carnation corsage
for her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Petersen: mother of the
bridegroom, chose a'hhte and whil, e
nyhm print dress with white ac-
c('ssol'ies and i)ink eal'llalion e.or-
s;tgt,.
A ()'iple-tiered cake h>pped with
lhret' blue miniature wedding bells
and daisies was cut by Mrs. Julia
Walls at the reception in lhe
church parlors irnmediahdy fol-
h)willg the ct-,remony.
Pouring were Miss Margaret
t3"ddwin and Miss h'ene I3urright,
Miss ,h)y Halvorscn served punc.h
mad Mb;s Connie Brcvig and Miss
by bhle slel)hanr)lis on her white
prayer book.
Mrs. Charles }telser, sister-in-
Darlene Bloomfield passed the
groom's cake. In eha, rgc of the.
{uest book was Mrs. Mary Morris
]mad Mrs. Shirley Kriefels }rod Mrs
ANEFRIN A.P.C.
"°"" 1 `o
, Antihiramie
tablets. 50's .£
Rubbing Alcohol
250 Saccharin
"=.*" , JAe
#,,.a. o .'111-
Spice scented.
brisk, reh'eshing.
iii!i 89 = Cr. Shamp0
White "T" ....
iii ' .... '°'°"'90 =
SHIRTS r,.,,,,,l. 7
.79 each 4-o=. jar ......... Ill
:.:<: :
[0,i H/nrose K Lotion
"°" 2.o*70
Somhes. '
An Extra Pair for I l o-. Itt .....
GLORY "'='
FASHIQN
HOSIERY
l:or stotrmch up[.
'a[ or recta[ ............
BABY PANTS
PLASTIC. Sin.. @ JJO'
Med,l.,,,Ix Ig../.,0
Qtltnlil’, '
45' Baby Oil
r I
5-,z..Izo .......... li, w
Babyk0f Syrup
aEo. 69’ ll F ]FJl
K Soodfing. -I 0 IJ w
4-oz. bottk" ............... I R m
79 c Analgesic Balm i:ii Body Massage
Xelle. kd,,lt @OA’ eeo. 9a
or ’'b/ld,. 1 ...................... ":OU Pint bottl ............................ *rAe .=
3 BORIC ACID 69 MOUTH WASH
ov,*d or or
cr sty' " @[AC Keller. ilFlAn
. s,..ez .................... L,'Ii'V iill 16.oz but e ............. zl/U'....
29 IODINE
..cr.== 9:.'lle
2 I'', I-0 ..... .,.,,...i It
ill ii
39 CASTORIA
ci,,l,.a,i,.o, 9;4
}-oz. bottle ............ '"'- " j lw
cCONKEY'S
VFW Aux Receives
Vets H0sp. Award
AI Ihe ]a,'t ale(.l.ing t' the "v'el
t't't.lllS Ill' lCoreign \\;Vars AHxiliary,
511ti'g'all Mcl(av was initialed a,
:L llr.V Jt 1 (H'l [')e'F.
['l'*'si(hqll M;ll'ian ,Johnson gave
H lt']),)l'l )t' Iltq' ltten(tilnce Lit Al'll-
('l ican Lake lIospilLI where slit.'
Ic('.P|)lt'd ;t c,q'tifit.ulh ()11 behalf
o' tm.l';ital chHil'lll;|ii Belly Gild-
win for the h)(.al auxiliary. The
certificate was given for olltstan(i-
big \\;r()hlll. tCt'F hospital st,rvice. Mrs.
1,11t'y P]dlniston also altended fl'orl
the h)tull cluh
The auxiliary has been invited
l.o tth)lld the installation of new
officers n OlynHia next Friday
c'v(!niil.
Mrs Belly G((twin. president-
I III J
leltct, am1()lnced tile following ap-
poinlive officers for the ensuing
vtmr: lqesdanles Daisy Pinney, scc-
l'elliry; Lo;d Pearson'. flag bearer;
Bbrniv,' .lansson, banner bearer;
Merle Van(h'rWal, Jessie Cox, Ce-
cilia Gimter and l)orothy Kelsey.
ICOIOF heal'er; Laity Edrniston, pa-
triotic instructor; Stella Booth,
musieian, and Miss Marian Julia-
son, ilisl el'tan.
Canal Court to Hold
Public Installation
The public is cordially invited
to the installation of officers for
the ensning year for Canal Conrt
No. 79. Or(ler of Amaranth. In-
stallation eeremomes will begin at
8 p,m. Saturday, April 18, in the
Union Cily Masonic Temple.
Elected to head the organization
for the new year are Doris Bear-
den and Otto Radtke Royal Ma-
t,xm and Patron. Other officers to
be installed are Evelyn Nieholson,
associate matron; Gordon Stole,
associate patron; Mai'ian Cave,'
secretary; Francis Moake, treasur-
(:r; Helen Simmons, trustee chair-
man: Mamie Kaare, conductress;
and Esther Christensen, asscoiate
conductress.
Appointive officers to be' install-
ed will be Harry Brown, two year
tmmtee; Jim Cave,:, one year trus-
tee; Helen Simmons, three year
trustee; Matt, ie Backlund, Hattie
Huntley, marshals; Robert Gwin,
prelate; Frances Radtke, musi-
cian; Vrieda Stall.h, standard bear-
er; Florence Heintze, faith; Luhl
Smith, wisdom; Susie Anderson,
charity; George Clark, historian;
Martin Smith, warder; Dess
Haines, sentinel.
hlslalling officers will be Martin
Smith. Georgia Hallcr, Victor Hall-
el., Hazel Ohrner, ldna ttaines,
and Bea I:,arsn]k
SERVING ON I)ESTI,()YEIt
Travel Reservalion
Genler
Air - Rail - Ship - Bus
TOURS * CRUI'SES HOTELI
HA 6-8272 or HA 6-4134
'NGLE F
J i i
. . . ; ,, ]IJIIILI
llet00y
Power
M.wers
18-in. 2-h.p. $3995 i
-Cyele .......... ' ...
18-in. 2 Ό -h.p.
4-Cycle $4900!
4-Cycle ..: .......
122-in. 2-h.p. J
!
IWestern Autoi
Supply
ing report on the different types htw of the bride, was matron of](?orrinne "Willimm were ill charge , , ,
of button holes and explained a honor in. a pale bhle sill( broeade]tff the gift table, t (,la race E. Cullison, engineman
new instalhttion method for zip- shtath wilh nvttching taylol (r- "h i " "
........ ' 1' ( ) ' e ( la 1e(l IO a DeJR'e 1
pers gal/Za overshh'I Sho (arrie 1 ' a l<r i { ] ( S S i " ' " * ) ' " ] f " I l
. " .... . J ! .'*' [/l [ ]ltl'<. a(!(,,(!ssor]e,tt
Wally Dl ndas was the holder e(domal b(alqucl of bhn. and wqnlc .... ............ , ......... o ...... ]
, . , .... J l#ll(i V%,'[II[ /)l'l[ J(I (()l*:tto [1.()in [DC
of the winning ticket on the cluh s daisies, lbrital l)(mqlltq for the wed(tilv
hamper. Misss 1{.ira Bowles an(1 Margar-trip I( lw 0r(gm e.()as! "
.......... et Prouty were brid('snla ,is Thev " l h( t (v,i - ', " " ' I " "
' ....... ' ' 1' V nltl'rl:(1 LvJr 'Lrl(I IVII'S
([ A OF FI(ER" Janet Hin- were gowned in she.tths of th l)t[ts,n {(t( ,l t" a'' " '"
" * .... " " " " ' .... ( .... | .... ' g 'i (lU tel1 II'Olll [
tion daughter of Mr and Mrs ame (te,ign ,s 1hal cf 1he ma( orl . ,, .. . ......
' .... I .......... . .... Jl'("l](: , II,(?L(I [llglt JC/IOOI, 1 II(ff
Pa ll Hmton has been elected sec-/ of honor ill( carried nlatch- \\; n't tl ,t., :_ , [ . .r '
' .... I rp , . , r, i V] i te LII}II* ill'S[ 1! lily In /NeV\\;'
retary-treas Irer of the sophomore ng co]oni' 1 br)qu .ts iAtlle lVl .s , , (, ,
' ' * ..... ' ' ( ............... ,/eFs( "*, )iJOwlng l'eat-{l'lUllellL
class for 1959-60 She was inslalled Vicki Thompson was fh Wet girl n . ' ' , ;, _
........... I ' ..... %kH[l lnt! t .'. z)t)'Jll: r,
Tnesday. She has also been elect.-lit pale bh,e pylon organ(ly dress.
ed to serve as May princess repre-ICandlelighttws' were M i.ses Pat ..........
tireman, ISN, son (,f Mr. and Mrs. 315 So, First
VCayne Stnel< of R(mtc 3, Shelton,
is servinff aboard the'. escort des-
ll'oycr USS Walker', operating with IIA 6-6183
1he U S. Pacific Fleet ont of Pet:l
Harbor in Hawaii. II I
senting her class on May Day. Mch'vin and Judy [:'earee, in g'own
20 Years Ago
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1939--A Juni(ir Red Cross chapLer
was organized for Shelton grade schools and the junior high
school last Thursday. Officers elected were Douglas l,arson,
president; Rusty Viger, vice-president Gertrude Silvers, secre-
tary; Duane Cracola, chairman of the program committee.
This week marks the business anniversary of the McConkey
Pharmacy at 4th and Railroad. The drng store was established
24 years ago by proprietor Roy MeConkey.
Appointive officers to serve in the Women's Field Army
for the control of cancer were announced today by .Mrs. James
K. Needham. They are Mrs. H. R. Hamilton, Mrs. B. N. Collier,
Mrs. C. E. Runacres, Dr. George LeComl)te , Mrs. Frank Bishop
and MT. Marcus Rodgers.
Completing a highly successful day with some $25 going
toward the PTA hot lunch fund, the cake baking contest held
by the LM lroduced two winners With Mrs. La:wrence Burrell
u;inning the sponge cake division and Mrs. Herman Ahern win-
ning the butter cake division. Other winrmrs in the sponge
care contest were Mrs. John Eliason, Mrs. J. T. Shimek, Mrs.
Hale, Potlatch; Mrs. K. Simmons, Mrs. Ed Ahern, Mrs. Dave
Adams, Mrs. A. C. Cardinal, Mrs. Etta Rector, Mrs. E. M.
Fuller, Mrs. Frank Fentiman, Mrs. M,. L. Morgan and Miss
Katheen Graham.
Other awards in the butter cake division went to Mrs. E. M.
Fuller, Mrs. Alfred Andermn, Mrs. William Grove. Mrs. L. Carl-
aon, Miss Evelyn Boardman, Mrs. Richard Grenberg, Mrs. Her-
bert Angle, Mrs. Mary Armstrong, Mrs. Alex Miller, Mrs. Victor
King, Mrs. Vernon Davidson; I0 year old, Shirley Clay and
Virginia Glenn.
4 zk $
Fast haeball returns to Shelton Sunday after a two year
absence when the Northwest League r611s up the curtain nn
an0tl'mr season to present the Seattle Gibson Carpet Cleaners
against the Shelton Loggers at Loop Field. Eddie Percival will
be the npening hurler.
For Over 24 Years It Has Been
McCONKEYS FOR DRU6S
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
306 RAILROAD
Phone HA 6-3456
329 RAILROAD
.Phone HA 6-4456
DRUG CENTER
306 RAILROAD . PHONE HA 6-3456
i
PHARMACY
4TH AND RAILROAD " PHONE HA 6-4456
State Head Speaks
To Navy Mothers
Mason county Navy Mothers
Chlb honored Mrs. Lorna ll)uCutte,
state commander of Navy Mothers
Clubs at a dinner last Thnrs(t:ly
evening in the Memorial hall.
Mrs. 19ttCuLte spoke to the groul)
of the anrlllal conventi(m held in
Bi)st()l. Initiated into the grnup
i)y Mrs. I hlCutte was Mrs. Geof
gia Vanning of Union.
Oot-of-town guests at the mcet-
in were Mrs. Laura Bodley, Mrs.
Hazel Mnllins, Mrs. Annie Su-
ler_ds, Mrs. Geneva Bralten, Mrs.
Naomi Casson, Olympia; Mrs. Ollie
Allen, Union, and Marie McLough.
lin,
The next meeting of the Navy
Mothers will he held at 8 p.m,
Thursday, April 16, in the Memor-
ial hall.
Ghristmasl0wn Guild
Eleds New Offkers
The Christmastown Orthopedic
Guild met on Wednesday of last
week in tho home of Mri. Don
Brown with Mrs. Gerhard Ness as
co-hostess.
The following officers were
elected far the coming year: Mrs.
Vema Nelson president; Mrs. Joe
Miltenberger, vice president; and
Mrs John Eager, secretary-treaS-
lit'el'.
Plans were completed for the
annual penny drive. Co-chairmen
for the event will be Mrs. Earl
Mericle and Mrs. Robert nyder.
Refre.hments were served by the
hostesses.
_[ ........
4-H News
Shelton dley Clovera
The Shelton Valley Clovers 4-H
Club met at lhe Southside Grange
lasi Thursday.
How Lo test seeds to see jf the
majority will germinate was the
demonstration given by Joe Brown.
Karen Frank]in showed how to
nleIIStll'e liquid ingredients. Re-
freshments were served following
lh*, meeting,
The next meeting of tile Clovers
will be held Thursday, April 16,
in the. Shelton Valley Grange.
- Dick Ewrs, reporter.
County Commissioners
To Meet at Tacoma
The Peninsllla district: of the
Vqashinglnn Slate Association of
Cmlnty Commissioners will hold a
meeling this nrorinff at I0 a.m. at
the Mt. View Country Chtb m Ta-
coma.
ConllllissioBers John B&I'iel<iYlan,
C. W. Streckenbach and Roy Mit-
('.hell of Mason county will attend.
Mitchell is president of the penin-
sula district.
Borrow money
just by writing
a checkwith
READY CREDIT
HERE'S anew way Lto borrow money--to
buy things.., to y lls .. for any- I
i thing you want. A Seafirst R-Crelit I
,,,account costs nothing until You use it.]
- Upon approval of your application,
you can borrow money just by writing
a check. And you pay monthly onlyj
,10% of what you owe.
There's no charge for establishing a
Ready-Credit .Account. For detailed in-
formation about Seafirst Ready-Credit,
visit, telephone, or write...
SHELTON BRANCH
t
19,.,9
with thv
,IVrite toda\\;, flu
PY of "The Sll)ry )l'
th llhlstr:ltion, in
facts and c(llll-
Inehuh,., hi( ,-
notes on inlp(n'lun|
Autllentic, a led by
f()Fn/iq, () -
Inl(t firsI ,on-
RPRISli]S,
Box 3,
SIwl-
I
T
.... New Officers Repeat Vows in
15o’i0/ Events I
Insta tion Set
Mrs. V :l Ferris will hv in-
i Ma."' " ' , '' rlilv I all'on el
soc,et, 00,ito00 ,o00e .ho.e .A. 6-44,00 { t M00.:or, 00.ld
\\;Veh')e Chapter Nc:L ,t0, Order
(,1 aslt I l'l ,. ldl, at [)pen Ctq'e-
r- ,. * (q ) "1 nmnie. Salurday ew?ning ill lhe
,,1., L,...,,m,. I.AkS RING Tem00,e
April ].,|lllllt lilt I C)t, hcr elective officers are Mrs.
l)oris t{iJhllalI, a,sociale l'ltall'()h:
Melvin 1 "{Ole l'l ,R HI , associal.e pit-
tran; Mrs. b'h)rence Vgek'4. secrt'-
tary; MI's. FlOl'(*l/('t, Tavhw. l l'oilN-
ill'er; Mrs. Estella Robt',rtson con
..... . ductrCss, and Mrs. l)ornthea Drick-
err, associate coDdllcrlPess.
.... 'x::::ii: :.% Appointive officers to lw in-
stalled are Mrs. I-Ielene "Biehl.
..... i;:i!!iii:!iii chaplain; Mrs. Elsie Seljesla,l
marshall; Mrs. Alice Palnmr, or-
::+:Giiiii. gani.t: Mrs. J.lia Watts, Adah:
}'h's. Evelyn Ellison Ruth: Mrs.
: :i:. Be.,;sie Hall, Fsther; Mrs. lnez
,... ' : .... D'mmann, Martha; Mrs. Juanita
':::;!:: IPottcr, Electa; Mrs. Esma Feti-
i 1, man, wtrdel'; anti t'l'e(t t:t.rris.
st,ntint, l.
Mrs. Hattie Pierce anti Lorell
Seljestad, retiring Worttiy Matron
and Patron, will officiate as in-
/ st.ailing officers. Other installing
officers will be Fred Fcrris, La-
vella Andrews, Ruth Williams. and
Erma Perry of Reliance Chapter
MR.'AND ,MRS. lltrtill S. Boll- No. 70,
Ill\\;t|, SI,. ,|lirii.'s, ldllho, arc aJI- -" ......
,,,e o, Ben Voyage Party j
their daughter, Sally ,Io, to Mr.
,',,,,i,,s, ,,r., ,,,,, ,,, ,,r. Fetes l00ge, a "- "an's
n,nd MrN. I{ aynlonll ( ',ol IIn. o[ i
hellon. The yolin" eonlfle arc
ali(,ndhl/4 the IAtlheran 1511,1c Mr. and Mrs. Harold Langeland
lnstitlite iu ,,eatlth'. A June wd- were snrl)rised last Saturday eve-
BILL PEARSON diig is Iwlng l)lamwd, ning for a bun voyage
party.
The
- Langelands are leaving today on
their trip to NorWay, flying to
Golden Agers to Meet New York and sailing the next
Mason county senior citizens day on the liner Bergensfjord for
will meet today for a potluck din- Oslo.
ner at noon followed by the month- A beautifully decorated cake
ly business meeting. The members with a ship and enseribed with the
of the Golden Age Club will hold names Harold and Clara was
a rummage sale Friday and Sat- served to the gamsts.
urday in the Union hall on Grove Among those present at the
Stz'eei. party we.re Mrs. Salvig Langela.nd
and daughter Sylvia of Tacoma
and Mr'. and Mrs. Rune Langeland,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook, Mr. and
One Cent Sale Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
John Nordstrom, Mr and lk(rs.
Lloyd Laughnan, Mr. and Mrs.
Donovan Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
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Our 24th
Anniversary
6 BIG DAYS
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
SHELT " S Washingto
ON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Publishea in "Christmastown, U.S.A.." ,heRon,
Methodist (hurt h
April 13 to 18
COUGH SYRUP
REG. 98 F
mink:._S-oz,.... I IF IF
George Frisk, Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Boon, Misses Clai'e and Grace En-
gelson, all of Shelton.
Hillerest Homemakers
Hillerest Homemakers will meet
in the home of Mrs. W. T. Jack-:
son, 1728 Olympic Highway North,
Wednesday for a potluck hmcheon
and business meeting.
At the last meeting of the club,
Mrs. Ellis Wells gave an interest-
MR. AND MRS. JAMES R. PETERSEN (Charlotte Helser) will
make their first home in New Jersey. (Dean photo.}
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Blue and white stock decorated
the chapel of the Methodist church
for the recent wedding of Miss
Charlotte Mae Helser to Mr. James
R, Petersen.
The bride is the daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Marion J. Helser and Mr.
Peterson, son of Mrs. Edna Peter-
sen. The Rev. Charles T. Hatten
performed the double ring nup-
tials. Miss Glenda Robertson sang
"Becanse" and "The Lord's Pray-
er" accompanied by Mrs. Harw'y
Hillman.
Mr. Helser escorted his daughtt, r
down the ,ribboned aisle. For her
wedding, the bride chose a whil.e
silk organza and nyhm lace full
length gown, designed with a lace
hodice with sabrina neckline or
irridescent sequins and htrge bow
at the waist back formed a cha-
pel train. Her imported hri(lal
ilh]sion veil was c'tught by a prin-
cess CrOWn of lace and jew(qs. he
carried a white orchid SlllTOlnldt*tl
matching those of the other at-
tendants.
Mr. William E. Petersen, broth-
el' of the bridegroom, was best
man. Messrs. Lloyd Ewms and ;
James Stuteville were ushers.
Mrs. Hclser chose a turquoise
silk sheath with white accesser
ies and pink carnation corsage
for her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Petersen: mother of the
bridegroom, chose a'hhte and whil, e
nyhm print dress with white ac-
c('ssol'ies and i)ink eal'llalion e.or-
s;tgt,.
A ()'iple-tiered cake h>pped with
lhret' blue miniature wedding bells
and daisies was cut by Mrs. Julia
Walls at the reception in lhe
church parlors irnmediahdy fol-
h)willg the ct-,remony.
Pouring were Miss Margaret
t3"ddwin and Miss h'ene I3urright,
Miss ,h)y Halvorscn served punc.h
mad Mb;s Connie Brcvig and Miss
by bhle slel)hanr)lis on her white
prayer book.
Mrs. Charles }telser, sister-in-
Darlene Bloomfield passed the
groom's cake. In eha, rgc of the.
{uest book was Mrs. Mary Morris
]mad Mrs. Shirley Kriefels }rod Mrs
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tablets. 50's .£
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250 Saccharin
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Spice scented.
brisk, reh'eshing.
iii!i 89 = Cr. Shamp0
White "T" ....
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SHIRTS r,.,,,,,l. 7
.79 each 4-o=. jar ......... Ill
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Somhes. '
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HOSIERY
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79 c Analgesic Balm i:ii Body Massage
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cCONKEY'S
VFW Aux Receives
Vets H0sp. Award
AI Ihe ]a,'t ale(.l.ing t' the "v'el
t't't.lllS Ill' lCoreign \\;Vars AHxiliary,
511ti'g'all Mcl(av was initialed a,
:L llr.V Jt 1 (H'l [')e'F.
['l'*'si(hqll M;ll'ian ,Johnson gave
H lt']),)l'l )t' Iltq' ltten(tilnce Lit Al'll-
('l ican Lake lIospilLI where slit.'
Ic('.P|)lt'd ;t c,q'tifit.ulh ()11 behalf
o' tm.l';ital chHil'lll;|ii Belly Gild-
win for the h)(.al auxiliary. The
certificate was given for olltstan(i-
big \\;r()hlll. tCt'F hospital st,rvice. Mrs.
1,11t'y P]dlniston also altended fl'orl
the h)tull cluh
The auxiliary has been invited
l.o tth)lld the installation of new
officers n OlynHia next Friday
c'v(!niil.
Mrs Belly G((twin. president-
I III J
leltct, am1()lnced tile following ap-
poinlive officers for the ensuing
vtmr: lqesdanles Daisy Pinney, scc-
l'elliry; Lo;d Pearson'. flag bearer;
Bbrniv,' .lansson, banner bearer;
Merle Van(h'rWal, Jessie Cox, Ce-
cilia Gimter and l)orothy Kelsey.
ICOIOF heal'er; Laity Edrniston, pa-
triotic instructor; Stella Booth,
musieian, and Miss Marian Julia-
son, ilisl el'tan.
Canal Court to Hold
Public Installation
The public is cordially invited
to the installation of officers for
the ensning year for Canal Conrt
No. 79. Or(ler of Amaranth. In-
stallation eeremomes will begin at
8 p,m. Saturday, April 18, in the
Union Cily Masonic Temple.
Elected to head the organization
for the new year are Doris Bear-
den and Otto Radtke Royal Ma-
t,xm and Patron. Other officers to
be installed are Evelyn Nieholson,
associate matron; Gordon Stole,
associate patron; Mai'ian Cave,'
secretary; Francis Moake, treasur-
(:r; Helen Simmons, trustee chair-
man: Mamie Kaare, conductress;
and Esther Christensen, asscoiate
conductress.
Appointive officers to be' install-
ed will be Harry Brown, two year
tmmtee; Jim Cave,:, one year trus-
tee; Helen Simmons, three year
trustee; Matt, ie Backlund, Hattie
Huntley, marshals; Robert Gwin,
prelate; Frances Radtke, musi-
cian; Vrieda Stall.h, standard bear-
er; Florence Heintze, faith; Luhl
Smith, wisdom; Susie Anderson,
charity; George Clark, historian;
Martin Smith, warder; Dess
Haines, sentinel.
hlslalling officers will be Martin
Smith. Georgia Hallcr, Victor Hall-
el., Hazel Ohrner, ldna ttaines,
and Bea I:,arsn]k
SERVING ON I)ESTI,()YEIt
Travel Reservalion
Genler
Air - Rail - Ship - Bus
TOURS * CRUI'SES HOTELI
HA 6-8272 or HA 6-4134
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llet00y
Power
M.wers
18-in. 2-h.p. $3995 i
-Cyele .......... ' ...
18-in. 2 Ό -h.p.
4-Cycle $4900!
4-Cycle ..: .......
122-in. 2-h.p. J
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IWestern Autoi
Supply
ing report on the different types htw of the bride, was matron of](?orrinne "Willimm were ill charge , , ,
of button holes and explained a honor in. a pale bhle sill( broeade]tff the gift table, t (,la race E. Cullison, engineman
new instalhttion method for zip- shtath wilh nvttching taylol (r- "h i " "
........ ' 1' ( ) ' e ( la 1e(l IO a DeJR'e 1
pers gal/Za overshh'I Sho (arrie 1 ' a l<r i { ] ( S S i " ' " * ) ' " ] f " I l
. " .... . J ! .'*' [/l [ ]ltl'<. a(!(,,(!ssor]e,tt
Wally Dl ndas was the holder e(domal b(alqucl of bhn. and wqnlc .... ............ , ......... o ...... ]
, . , .... J l#ll(i V%,'[II[ /)l'l[ J(I (()l*:tto [1.()in [DC
of the winning ticket on the cluh s daisies, lbrital l)(mqlltq for the wed(tilv
hamper. Misss 1{.ira Bowles an(1 Margar-trip I( lw 0r(gm e.()as! "
.......... et Prouty were brid('snla ,is Thev " l h( t (v,i - ', " " ' I " "
' ....... ' ' 1' V nltl'rl:(1 LvJr 'Lrl(I IVII'S
([ A OF FI(ER" Janet Hin- were gowned in she.tths of th l)t[ts,n {(t( ,l t" a'' " '"
" * .... " " " " ' .... ( .... | .... ' g 'i (lU tel1 II'Olll [
tion daughter of Mr and Mrs ame (te,ign ,s 1hal cf 1he ma( orl . ,, .. . ......
' .... I .......... . .... Jl'("l](: , II,(?L(I [llglt JC/IOOI, 1 II(ff
Pall Hmton has been elected sec-/ of honor ill( carried nlatch- \\; n't tl ,t., :_ , [ . .r '
' .... I rp , . , r, i V] i te LII}II* ill'S[ 1! lily In /NeV\\;'
retary-treas Irer of the sophomore ng co]oni' 1 br)qu .ts iAtlle lVl .s , , (, ,
' ' * ..... ' ' ( ............... ,/eFs( "*, )iJOwlng l'eat-{l'lUllellL
class for 1959-60 She was inslalled Vicki Thompson was fh Wet girl n . ' ' , ;, _
........... I ' ..... %kH[l lnt! t .'. z)t)'Jll: r,
Tnesday. She has also been elect.-lit pale bh,e pylon organ(ly dress.
ed to serve as May princess repre-ICandlelighttws' were M i.ses Pat ..........
tireman, ISN, son (,f Mr. and Mrs. 315 So, First
VCayne Stnel< of R(mtc 3, Shelton,
is servinff aboard the'. escort des-
ll'oycr USS Walker', operating with IIA 6-6183
1he U S. Pacific Fleet ont of Pet:l
Harbor in Hawaii. II I
senting her class on May Day. Mch'vin and Judy [:'earee, in g'own
20 Years Ago
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1939--A Juni(ir Red Cross chapLer
was organized for Shelton grade schools and the junior high
school last Thursday. Officers elected were Douglas l,arson,
president; Rusty Viger, vice-president Gertrude Silvers, secre-
tary; Duane Cracola, chairman of the program committee.
This week marks the business anniversary of the McConkey
Pharmacy at 4th and Railroad. The drng store was established
24 years ago by proprietor Roy MeConkey.
Appointive officers to serve in the Women's Field Army
for the control of cancer were announced today by .Mrs. James
K. Needham. They are Mrs. H. R. Hamilton, Mrs. B. N. Collier,
Mrs. C. E. Runacres, Dr. George LeComl)te , Mrs. Frank Bishop
and MT. Marcus Rodgers.
Completing a highly successful day with some $25 going
toward the PTA hot lunch fund, the cake baking contest held
by the LM lroduced two winners With Mrs. La:wrence Burrell
u;inning the sponge cake division and Mrs. Herman Ahern win-
ning the butter cake division. Other winrmrs in the sponge
care contest were Mrs. John Eliason, Mrs. J. T. Shimek, Mrs.
Hale, Potlatch; Mrs. K. Simmons, Mrs. Ed Ahern, Mrs. Dave
Adams, Mrs. A. C. Cardinal, Mrs. Etta Rector, Mrs. E. M.
Fuller, Mrs. Frank Fentiman, Mrs. M,. L. Morgan and Miss
Katheen Graham.
Other awards in the butter cake division went to Mrs. E. M.
Fuller, Mrs. Alfred Andermn, Mrs. William Grove. Mrs. L. Carl-
aon, Miss Evelyn Boardman, Mrs. Richard Grenberg, Mrs. Her-
bert Angle, Mrs. Mary Armstrong, Mrs. Alex Miller, Mrs. Victor
King, Mrs. Vernon Davidson; I0 year old, Shirley Clay and
Virginia Glenn.
4 zk $
Fast haeball returns to Shelton Sunday after a two year
absence when the Northwest League r611s up the curtain nn
an0tl'mr season to present the Seattle Gibson Carpet Cleaners
against the Shelton Loggers at Loop Field. Eddie Percival will
be the npening hurler.
For Over 24 Years It Has Been
McCONKEYS FOR DRU6S
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
306 RAILROAD
Phone HA 6-3456
329 RAILROAD
.Phone HA 6-4456
DRUG CENTER
306 RAILROAD . PHONE HA 6-3456
i
PHARMACY
4TH AND RAILROAD " PHONE HA 6-4456
State Head Speaks
To Navy Mothers
Mason county Navy Mothers
Chlb honored Mrs. Lorna ll)uCutte,
state commander of Navy Mothers
Clubs at a dinner last Thnrs(t:ly
evening in the Memorial hall.
Mrs. 19ttCuLte spoke to the groul)
of the anrlllal conventi(m held in
Bi)st()l. Initiated into the grnup
i)y Mrs. I hlCutte was Mrs. Geof
gia Vanning of Union.
Oot-of-town guests at the mcet-
in were Mrs. Laura Bodley, Mrs.
Hazel Mnllins, Mrs. Annie Su-
ler_ds, Mrs. Geneva Bralten, Mrs.
Naomi Casson, Olympia; Mrs. Ollie
Allen, Union, and Marie McLough.
lin,
The next meeting of the Navy
Mothers will he held at 8 p.m,
Thursday, April 16, in the Memor-
ial hall.
Ghristmasl0wn Guild
Eleds New Offkers
The Christmastown Orthopedic
Guild met on Wednesday of last
week in tho home of Mri. Don
Brown with Mrs. Gerhard Ness as
co-hostess.
The following officers were
elected far the coming year: Mrs.
Vema Nelson president; Mrs. Joe
Miltenberger, vice president; and
Mrs John Eager, secretary-treaS-
lit'el'.
Plans were completed for the
annual penny drive. Co-chairmen
for the event will be Mrs. Earl
Mericle and Mrs. Robert nyder.
Refre.hments were served by the
hostesses.
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4-H News
Shelton dley Clovera
The Shelton Valley Clovers 4-H
Club met at lhe Southside Grange
lasi Thursday.
How Lo test seeds to see jf the
majority will germinate was the
demonstration given by Joe Brown.
Karen Frank]in showed how to
nleIIStll'e liquid ingredients. Re-
freshments were served following
lh*, meeting,
The next meeting of tile Clovers
will be held Thursday, April 16,
in the. Shelton Valley Grange.
- Dick Ewrs, reporter.
County Commissioners
To Meet at Tacoma
The Peninsllla district: of the
Vqashinglnn Slate Association of
Cmlnty Commissioners will hold a
meeling this nrorinff at I0 a.m. at
the Mt. View Country Chtb m Ta-
coma.
ConllllissioBers John B&I'iel<iYlan,
C. W. Streckenbach and Roy Mit-
('.hell of Mason county will attend.
Mitchell is president of the penin-
sula district.
Borrow money
just by writing
a checkwith
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HERE'S anew way Lto borrow money--to
buy things.., to y lls .. for any- I
i thing you want. A Seafirst R-Crelit I
,,,account costs nothing until You use it.]
- Upon approval of your application,
you can borrow money just by writing
a check. And you pay monthly onlyj
,10% of what you owe.
There's no charge for establishing a
Ready-Credit .Account. For detailed in-
formation about Seafirst Ready-Credit,
visit, telephone, or write...
SHELTON BRANCH