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COME ONE -- COME ALL
GOOD CLEAN FUN
AT MEMORIAL HALL
Every Saturday Night
Dancing 9 P.M. to 1 A.M.
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M.G.M. "The Greatest Na, me
In Entertainment" is now on
records! Hear such stars as
Jimmy orsey, David Rose
Helen Forrest Kate Smith,
Lauritz Melchior and many
others. The first M.G.M. al-
b00lm is The CZol.00S ROu,
i By')` recorded from the sound
track of the picture.
' This Week's Classical Feature is
Manuel de lalia's El Amor Bi'Ujo
(Love, the Magician), :recorded
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for Complete Installations
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for Columbia by Fritz Reiner and
the PittSburgh Symphony with vo-
c, als by:Caxol Bride and for Victor
by Leopold St6kowski and the
Hollywood Bowl Symphony with
Nan M:er'iman: '
When death claimed Manuel de
Falla in November. 1946; Spair
lost"its g'redt.st nmdern comp0s,
Falla rediscovered for his imti
lend'her true muhical soul. a fact
amply deinbhStrated in ElAmorl
BruJo. CmnpoSed in 1915 at the]
reqtmst of Pastor& Imperio; the]
celebrated Spanish daflcer; it is a I
love st0fiy based0n a, folk tale told
by tbe daner's GYpsy mother:
Build you/, record' library as you
would bt{ild you'r library of books,
with' Carefifl selection 'a'a'd thought-
ful choice * o composers' 'a'nd
artists, YOur Record Shop has
many suggestions and is able to
help you in your selections, whetl-
er they be Classical or Popular.
MUSICAL NOTES SPECIAL
THIS, WEEK• ONLY
12 pockets for 10", re€eras ,
$1.09, Eac p urcl).e mua .be
accompanied by this item
clip • it' qt2--it S orb 25c
OF.FkCERS TO 4,gT*gE
All officers of the Laurel Court,
Order of thc Amaranth, are re-
quested to meet at the Masonic
Temple Monday evening, April 14,
at 7 p.m. for practice.
Viola Rusll, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Nehring of Shelton
and V¢illiarfl G. Blaha Of Ameba,
Neb., were united in marriage.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr'.
and Mrs. James Blahe of Omaha.
'The'wedding was held in tim Mr.
Olive Lutheran Church with Rev-
erend W. H, Albacl performing
the ceremony at 8 'o'clock.
The 0Ely liglts were lighled ta-
pers on the altar and the flowers
were 51ellow arid white.
The bride wore a beige suit,
with pink roses and veil forming
her' hkt:' She' Wore a single pink
0rchid. Mrs. Don Northness, gls-
ter of' the bride, was lhe only at-
tendant tnd she wore a blfle suit
with"corsage of pink swee peas.
Bruce Cote was best man and
tshers were Edgar Cole and Roy
Anaerson.
Phil Johnson sang "Oh Perfect
LaVe" and the "Lord's Prayer,"
accompanied by M:rs: Bernhard
Winiecki. Mrs. Albach played the
Wvdding music. "
Mrs, Nehring wore a black suit
with gardenia corsage and a rose-
trimmed hat for" her daughter's
' Wedding. '
A reception followed at the
'home of the bride's parents anf
:tle flowers Wle daffodils and
'greenery. The lace-covered cloth
.was centered with a three-tired
Wedding cake topped with the tra-
ditional bride and bridegroom and
th cake was decorated with the
phest pink, roses. Mrs. Roy" C.
cConkey loured and Mrs. Bessie
Bdlen cut the cake. Mrs. William
Sehirmcr was in charge of the
gtmst book and :Mrs. Edgar Cole
assisted with the giftS.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaha left for a
wedding trip to San Francisco and
t]e bride added a white top coat
tO her suit for going away.
She has been employed at the
Shelton Gas Company for a num-
ber of years and he is employed
at'the lVason County Creamery
at preserit. 'He was an AMM1/c
Be!fair Garden ,
Club Officers
Guests for the wedding inchzdcd
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cole. Mr. and
{I'S. James Cringes, Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Itamilton and Sharon, Mr.
and Mrs. George Bell. Mr. and
Mrs. tterbert Angle, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Latzcl. Mr .and Mrs. CLeric;-'.
LeWis, Mr. and {rs. Roy McCon-
key, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lakeburg,
Mr. and Mrs. rarren Knutzen,
the parents of tle bride, Mr. mad
Mrs.-Nehring, Mrs. Emma Leva-
good. Mrs. C. C. Cole. Mrs. Joe
Anderson, Mrs. William Schirmer,
Mrs. Falkland Warren. Mrs. Mabel
Hall, Mrs. Hal Briggs, Mrs. Bessie
Bolen, Mrs. George Frisk;, Mrs.
Donald Northncss. Gladys E. Ham-
ilton, Miss Betty Bell, Roy Ander-
son, Bruce Cole, Robinson Bell, and
Gary Russell.
GARDEN CLUB TO ItEAR
ART INSTRUCTOR
"Art Fundamentals as Applied
to Flower Arrangements" will be
discussed Wednesday, April 16, by
Miss Peggy Boiler, school art in-
structor, before members of the
Shelton Garden Club. The special
meeting will open at 1:30 a.m at
the Little House. Miss Ballet will
speak at 2:30 a.m.
An invitation has been extended
by the Olympia Garden Club to
the members of the local Garden
Club to attend a joint meeting and
entertainment Friday, April 18,
at the Jade Room at the Olympian
t Hotel. Any ladies interested are
asked to contact Mrs. George
CrOpper, Phone 490, by Wednes-
day, April 16, for reservations.
Mrs. Franl¢ Willard, president
of the local group, expressed ap-
preciation of the work of Mrs.
Orle Gonter, permanent program
chairman, for her work in arrang-
ing entertainment and also for
handling the year book Yor the
club. Thanks were also extended
to Mrs. Guy Hutchinson who was
In charge of last month's conser-
Vation program.
ANADIAN VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sutton of
Vancouver, D. C., were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. MacRae last
week at the MacRae Ranch. Mr.
Miss Van Cleave
Weds Mr. Caste
A small but beautiful wedding
took place Saturday morning,
April 5, in the First Methodist
Church when Miss Itclen Patrieia
Vnn Cleave, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Let) Van Cleave of Shelton,
became the bride of Mr. Jerome
• 'Bob Caste. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Cesta.
The beautiful single ring cere-
nony wts I'oad at 9:30 by Rev-
erend Hardwick r. Harshman in
the presence or fricnds and rel-
atives,
The bride chose for her wedding
a roan striped suit with brown
accessories and a tan hat of straw.
Her corsage was of pink carna-
tions and gardenias•
Her only attendant, Mrs. Emma
Jean Van Cleave, sister-in-law of
the bride, wore a natural tan suit
with brown accessories and iden-
tical corsage.
Mr. Arthur Van Cleave, brother
of the bride, was bst man.
The young couple" left immed-
iately following the ceremony for
a short :wedding trip in Portland.
Oregon. and upon their retm'n will
make their new home in Shelton.
The bride received her education
in Frankfort, Indiana, and when
she came West was employed in
the shipyards at Bremerton.
The groom is a product of the
school system in Jerome, Idaho,
and spent 5, years in the U. S.
Army with operations in the Pa-
cific theatre of war. He is now
cmployed at Rayonier Incorpor-
ated in Shelton.
COUNCIL TO MEET
The SheltOn Girl Scout Council
will meet :Monday, April 14, at ,2
o'clock in the Little House•
TRAVEL
, APRIL 10.16
"'" Are Installed Sutton is an uncle of Mrs. Mac-
Rae. The Canadian couple left :it's spring again and the
..... ' ' On Tuesday, April '1, tle Ever- Shelton for.,. Vancouver on a re- calendar sparkles with all
green Garden Club of Belfair met turn trip from California.
L - - the fairs, fiestas, rodeos and
W DE,° & R
, with Mrs. Florence cady at her GOODWILL T-CK TO COME other colorful events that
' " R F --" r A.B LE home on Hood Canal, The officers
• for the coming year, who had been The Goodwill truck will be in
..... " Shelton Thursday, April 17. Per- have done so much to make
O TTO swornelectedin.at a previous meeting were sons wishing to have the truck the scenic wonderland of
C They include the following: Mrs. stop at their home are asked to the Northwest the spring-
Rachel Freelin, president; Mrs. A1- Phone 236-W or write Mrs. Charles
ma Bard, vice president; Mrs. Lentz, 426 Grove St., Shelton. time playground of the
Alice Pope, secretary; Mrs. Irma nation.
Poessell, treasurer. The out-going
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Live {n. them! Work in them! Tub them o.ver a04
over! Hgh-coult percales, brigltte bY q9!qrfU 1
p,riats w shiny white dots . . . junior, size eham-
ay comliniag_, ,, ,,. pastes, and crisp stripes. 9-15 and
t2-44 iI the group.
0a Sale
MONDAY MORNING
April 14th
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officers were Mrs. Margaret Cros- /
sen, president: Mrs. Viola New-
kirk vice, president Mrs, Rachel -,g-.,,x-.
Freelin,' secretary; Mrs. Sylvia
lyan, treasurer.
Mrs. Freelin named her "com-
mittee chairmen as followS: ,His-
Mrs. Hulda Bailey; 'ltbrar-
fan, Mzs. Georgia Oakland; pro-
gram, Mrs. Margaret Crossen;
press, Mrs. Lela Knutzen; civics,
Mrs. Viola Newkirk; membership,
rS. Addle Jones; conservation
s. Harriett Holden; fair, Mrg.
orence Cady; .flower exhibit,
Mrs. Evelyn Beck, cheer, Mrs..
Sylvia Ryan; exchange secretary,
lVlrs. Irene Hill; corsage, Mrs, Jane
Z{arsh, and constitution, , Mrs;
Sylvia Tyree.
Plans for having at least four
lower exhibits each year, at vat-
CUE public meetings were dis=
cussed. These axe not to be
judged and each mmnber will be
r.esponsible for one entry. 'The
main project of the club is the
a.nnual fair held each fall. Th'e
fair is now in class two.
The program consisted, of a song
feEt and a quiz on common bot-
tanical names of flowers and
plants, conducted by Mrs. 'Hulda
Bailey.
In addition to the officers and
committee chairmen the follow.ing
persons were present: :M6Slime
Louise Kreidler, Irene McKfiight,
DOrothy Hoffman, and" LVifia
Wiliams; inactive members, Mrs.
Mac Henntngsen and Mrs. Lucille
Travis, and guests, Mrs. Borhie
De Leo and Mrs. Hanah Weiland.
:Parents Night at
Junior Hi April '25
Shelton Junior Higl School will
hold its second parent's night of
the year on the evening Of 'April
25th at 7:30 o clock. As USual all
rooms will be open for inspection
and teachers will be on hnd' fO
conferences with parents.
A half hour of entertainment
will be given by the dramatics
class directed by Mrs. Cleveland.'
This entertainment will be 'fol-
lowed by a very interesting meet-
ha'g called "You Have the Floor,"
iff which everyone is free tdener
into the discussion on school prob-
lems on an impersonal' basis: It
is hoped that a question box id
can be worked out so everyone
can feel free to participate.
The program will be closed with
refreshments in the cafeteria.
SHELTONIANS ENJOY
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
Shelton couples seen lkst Sat-
urday evening enjoying the music
and fine food at the Olympia
Country Club dinner dance in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Winston
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. William Mc-
Kenzie, Mr, and Mrs. Louis Van
,rsdale, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ba-
con, Mrs. Pauline Harris and the
guest of Bacons, Karl Boehmer of
Seattle, " "
SHELTONIANS MARRIED
AT ABERDEEN
Mrs. Mildred Fraser and Jess
Daniels, both of Shelton, were
united in marriage in a ceremony
performed Friday, March 28, at
Aberdeen.
'The couple were attended by
the, bride's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr and Mrs. David Lytle.
lIr, and Mrs, Daniels are natives
of Mason county,
pAeA.ouN T
THEATRE
helton, W,s.
hursday -, Saturday
April 10 - 12
TWO FEATURES '
Clmrley Chan
"D,A* ALIa!"
--and--
Keenan Wynn
Ivelyn Keyes
"THRILL OF
BRAZIL"
SimdaY-'Wednesday
April 1- 6.
Robert Taylor in
"UNDER-
CURRENT
With Katha,rlne Hel)burn
"'Thu00S/Ia'y -"yrida00 -
April 17 - 18
TWO FEATURES
"THE CISCO KID
RETURNS"
Where to go, and when, is
of course a question.It's one
we'd like to help you ansve r
each Thursday in this little.
almanac of travel.
..In Saturday next, in Se-
attle, the Pacific N. 6r.thwet'
Boat and Vacation Show
will' be a mecca'/or spor'tS.
minded men and women
from every section of the
west. If you like boats, if
you've a roving eye for a
new twist in the art of tieirtg
flies, a new gadget for camp -
ing, a rod or a: gun, put t[itS
Robert Scott
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great outdoor show on the
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12th through f!i 26t1:
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tl?,se sLc.ek ' lins
"tomorrow fence
Ogrsglf tart ge
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.:e how the spi|
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coursing.
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On your trip remember, ......... keeve'rythng
y t'li find a friendly Rich- zest, quie i
turn' of the road. Make his
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for infqrmation about travel
• .,r' ' ' r0d
condt,ons and points of' in-
terest He knows his com: you travel your
n nity" welL If you need Y and ngn.swe:
g oline try the new Rich-
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fuel willmake your trip ; -- and see
more enjoyable. • gn t,o no,Iv' t!:
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