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Students! Writers! Housewives! !At
' 0000EASY pA Sqthei, land Council Officers
YMENTS 0. the c,&,,';.m, ,,,,;;i. a,?-' Mary
' I niversary Api'il 5 n tile ]-.,l 1) st
ehu,eh i,a,l-,'s Weds R. Bednarski Of Girl Scouts
A short program, arranged by
their daughtcr, t'atricin, included In an informal c(q'enlony {1'{. the
.qItELTON.MAg0N COLrtY JOURNAL rh.,,Iny,
.................................................................................. Officers Installed
For Coming Year
By VFW Auxiliary
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"Magic" and "Touch Control" are registered trade-marks of
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Your Shelton Journal Serves as
3700 Salesmen
* When you place an ad in the Classified
0
Section of The Journal, you have ,3,700
salesmen Working for YOU, for The !Jour-
nal reaches that many families.
To buy or sell anything from furniture
to real estate call The Johrnal... chances
are your phone will ring steadily tonight,
tomorrow and over the week-end too, with
calls from prospective customers:
THE JOURNAL
PHONE 100
L//Now. I ". fOrw.=: =7 ........... this|hi 6 years !
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including Washer and Ironer
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leather will ave ok hou's and
hou of funminS bord drudgew it
will do your lroui&g ia Im thao tsdt
the rime, while., yOU ue comfortably
tared. Roll is 22 inches. Built by the
world'| ltr muufaomrer ironers.
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WE FINANCE ALL OUR CONTRACTS
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"FINEcFURITUI%E FOR THE HOME"
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;a violin solo by Floyd x, Vitherow home of Mrs. Wilrua Shafcr at
i aeeompanied by Mrs. Witherow
and a solo was sung by Hayes
Davi accompanied by Mrs. Mar-
garite Chase. Mrs. Chase also re-
cited a poem entitled "Bride and
(/l roon],"
M, A, llti)l;':Y by°rehidher tnW'lt)Snd'VeZ( 1
:'ate'c(;l[ °fAudreytheir andthree.lanetCb'ndren'thc
parents gave a gold cross on a
chain.
Serving at the tea table were
Mrs. Agnes Hanson, Mrs. O. M.
Steen and Mrs. Tiva Arno.
; t ivMe..:l?.eteh lllr e45 n lt[r iten d; nglrt.t iI/I
the couple.
' includ':d00o, ma n
and Marie from Seattle.
Diocesan Day
set by the Episcopal churches
throughout the Diocese of Olym-
pia for the celebration of the an-
nual good fellowship gathering,
Diocesan Day.
On this day the women of the,!
Diocese are planning to entertain
those of their own congregation
and in some cases the women of
neighboring parishes and missions.
The most important event in
this connection will be the Dio-
cesan Day party held under the
auspices of the 21 churches of the
Seattle area at Diocesan House,
with the Rt. Rev. Stephen F.
Bayne, Jr., Bishop of the Diocese
of Olympia as guest speaker.
Stork Shower----00- Held
For Mrs. Stuart
Mrs. Frank Make and. Mrs.
Erick Anderson were hostesses at
a pink and blue shower given in
honor of Mrs. Jack Stuart on
April 6 at the Make home.
The table was centered with
de('oratiuns of spring flowers and
featured a large stork. The lovely
gifts were presented in a baby
bassinet.
Guests invited were Mesdames
Robert Binns, Clarence Robinson,
John Swanson, Sr., Dean Archer,
James Ogden, John Thon'mssen,
Walter Morrison, George Hilder-
man. Wilbe,' Flint, lvan Biehl,
Morton Bm'ger, Paul Keever, Er-
nie Le)vlley, Lawrence Johnson,
Ilerbert Tate, Joe Kneeld, .Bob
Ramin, Louis Redman and John
Swanson, Jr.
End - --------- -of Friendship
Fund Drive Nears
Sixteen members of the Friend-
ship Ch/b met at the home of
Mrs. Leslie Itootnmn for a busi-
ness meeting April 6. A guest
at the meet was Mrs. Elsie Buin-
ing.
A novel idea was used in an-
swering the roll call instead of a
customary "present." Each wanton
answered with a poem or house
hold hint.
An amusing letter was read by
Mrs. Ethel Stoy to pep her fund
raising team on to victory as the
end of the contest will be April
11 a.m. Saturday, April 9, Mary
E. Sutherland became the bride
, of Robert S. Bednarski.
Judge Jack Cole performed the
ceremony before the fireplaee dec-
orated with Japanese quince and
spirea backed with greenery.
Following the ceremony the
bride cut the lovely three tiered
wedding cake and refreshments
were served the guests.
Out of town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Davis, Centralia,
Mr. md Mrs. J. L. Taylor, Con-
italia, David Crawford, Centralia,
and Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Fallen-
tine and son Bob of Union. Shel-
ton guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Bednarski, Jon Sharer and
Dick Ness.
Officers Named
At Zonta Dinner
The Shelton Zonta Club held
the regular monthly dinner last
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ralph CrabilL Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Ethel Wilson,
Mrs. Robert Watson and Mrs.
ElmerBoardSmith'members were named at I
this meeting'. They included Mes-
dames Fred Beckwith, Joe Finn,
Ed Sutton, Cliff Wivell, Elizabeth
Simpson and Eugene Martin. Of-
fleers for the coming year were
named as follows: Mrs. Fred
Beckwith, president; Mrs. J. C.
Forrest, 1st vice. president; Mrs.
Cliff Wivell, 2nd vice president;
Mrs. Joe Finn, secretary; and
Mfrs. Iqthel Flatner, treamwer.
• Mel,nbers of the Zonta Club will
be guests at the Kiwanis luncheon
and hear ° the guest speakc.r,
Joseph Slum, speak on cancer
A regular hmcheon meeting will
be held at noon today in the Shel-
ton dining room.
Tickets--Available
For Card Party
Tickets are still available for
the public card party to be held
at St. David's Episcopal clnu'cl
at 8 p.m., April 22.
Players will make np their
own tables and numerotm prizes
will be awarded. Proceeds wilt be
used for planting of the chm'ch
gr°nndS'Tickets may be obtained by call-
ing Mrs. Glenn Correa or any
guild members,
Capitol Hill Chnb
Meeting April 21
A meeting of the Capitol Itill
Club will be Held Thursday, April
21 at the club house.
The hostess, Mrs. J e s si e
Schmidtke invites .all interested
women to attend this meeting.
VISITS FAMILY .......
ON VACATION
Three days spring vacation at
Wenatclme Junior College gave
20. Nancy Nutt an opportunity to vis-
tf°lltvi ngd e('°l' t i"eel'AThet het helle.(lessel't'homelextt 1 ('n ° ti fill eetinglll net1 e°no f m ee tilg'Ml.s.Wt s i: I°nwaStheands el'x'e(las t"t he ] its ndNan cYleg.enurse,spi tal.he l'h e l'innl (t llel" t ten(lst raiingfi Veconnectio)l'°t h e'SclassesM t'S'a.t Deac:onessCaz'etaina twit hSllelt °n't heNri t ties.her cOl"
on April 20. She received her,cap at an ins-
NEWS--"'-"--" ""---"---""-----FI1OM ARIZONA
Mr. and Mrs. Craig P. Eliot of
the Agate district have received
word from their daughter, Janet,
who is in nurse's training at St.
Mary's school of nursing, in Tuc-
son, Arizona, that her class has
set a new record. The group,
which was capped on March 31,
has not had one wit2lrawal dur-
ing the six months probation peri-
od. As a general rule, 15 to 20
per cent of the trainees with-
draw by this time.
RAINIER ORTIIOIEDIC MEET
Mrs. Willard Rublin was host-
ess to the Rainier Ortholedic
Auxiliary at a meeting at her
home on April 5.
A new member, Mrs. Lyle Dick-
was ins°n 'gr°uP'Mrs'AWasEdgu es twelc°m edRay'f°rsis t ertheint°° feveningMrs'th e
Ray Patrick.
Sewing projects for the Ortlm-
pedic Hospital were completed af-
ter which refl'eshments were serv-
ed.
Hospital --Notes
SltELTON GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Admitted to the Shelton Gen-
eral Itospital were David T. Ford.
Axcl Carlson, Erick Hoffman, Don
Olli, Archie Kindred, Baby Pam-
ela McComb, Gust Backhmd, Mar-
tha Guynup, Larry Ballard, Don-
ald Cleveland, Douglas Richards,
Mrs. Cells Fox, Mrs. A. E. Hlio-
boki. Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Mrs.
Louis Hilton and Mrs. Dave Col-
lins.
Patients discharged were Erick
Carlson, George Smart, Leo Flick,
Richard Shelgren. Hattie Smith,
Ed Osterberg, C, larence Fordmey-
it. Delbert Moore, Leon Novotone.
Richard Hoyt ,nd Walter Charl-
son.
CLINIC ItOSPffAL
Patients admitted for treatment
at the Clinic Hospital this week
included Bobby Cummings, Bar-
bara J. Butler, Mrs. (2. A. Rosen-
berg, Mrs. Ivan McMullen, Mc-
Cleary and W, R. Smith. Admitted
for strgery were Mrs. Andy Rich-
00ennon" R°tle'l00e'00n-
ningham and Vernita Beehtold.
Discharged during the week
were Mrs. Robert Woods, Bob
Clevelantl, A. J. Brown and Jenny
Htnehellff of MeCleary.
pressive candle light ceremony at
the hospital chapel in March.
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Thursday, Aprit 14: Chamber of
Commerce, 7 p.m. dinner and 8
p.m. meeting, Shelton hotel;
cG1 er gee o de? o: phe:kT.r. Zonta
c h :td acYh'u rAclr ' la 2:ou n cG:°de n tF: iday'
t ic2n:aYhu;i. 17:CommunityEaster serV'egg
] estc2:'dgf.l.non.s°ssiosinersFestivalRitner'sp.m..a.n`.AsscatinafeP.È.D.¢urthouse.ountys P'm"Bldg.m eeting,C°mmiS'p.U.Dsenl°rlol..
Tuesday, April 19: American Le-
i°aLmfi°wr: i?@unS t'ln :P:'I/' M'o ,.i alv S.wed n e.d a y C heh all s,hall. PreP7:30A prllbaseball PBusinessSheltonfield.
and Professional Women, 8 p.m.,
P.U.D Bldg. Active chub, 8 p.m.,
Bichsel Bldg.
DALUGHTER TO BE
CiRISTENED
Miss Marian Jane, three-year-
91d laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Grisdale will be
christened at St. David's Episcco-
pal church Easter Sunday morn-
ing at 9'.30 o'clock during the
Sunday School hour. The Rev.
Ball will officiate.
The Girl Scouts and Brownies
fire extending a cordial invitation
to all parents and persons inter-
ested in Girl Scouting to a dinner
to be held at the Memorial Hall
°nETudraoYopAwPlil l 2:c:rt6t:O tP'e
in the Girl Scout and Brownie
motif. A prize will be awarded
for tile best. A pot luck menu
willThebecurtPlannedof bYAwardseaCh tal:2Ph e
Fly Up ceremony will be held.
Also, aprogram.haa bn-plaa!d.
Named at Meeting
By unanimous ballot officers
wez'e elected to form the Shelton
Girl Scout Conncil Incorporated
when the council and scout lead-
ers met April (i at the IAttle
House.
President of the ('ouncil will be
i MrS'Mrs.Mr'MrS.committeeS'l.o. H" KOly.S. B'G" KeyserAngle;Anders°n;chairmenandVice trcaswer,SecrettrY'presilent'name d
were: camp, Mrs. Grant Packard;
Little House, Mrs. Jumita Mich-
aelson, Mr. H. L. Itadsell; train-
ing, Mrs. Olive Grenberg, Mrs. O.
Goldslhmid , Mrs. J. E. Jeffery;
troop m'ganization, Mrs. S. Steeh°
ler, Mrs. H. A. Rishel; finance,
Mr. S. B. Anderson, Mr. Howard
Mayer, Mrs. O. Kelly, Mrs. O. E.
Gonter and program Mrs. L. F.
Tylzak, Mrs. Ghent Packard, and
Mrs. J. L. DoLson.
Other committees named were
consultants, nature, Mrs. B. T.
Briggs; numic, Mrs. R. W. Nor-
void; garden and flowers, Mrs. O.
L.M,.s. E' G°nter;walton,ieota tt'!i:,'.Y:NisMethreisooC i
Mrs. G. Wagner; public'ity, Mrs. R.
Temple; and public relations, Mrs.
W. A. McKenzie and Mrs. H. A.
Rishel.
Members named to the nominat-
ing conamittee included Mrs. R.
Binns, Mrs. E. J. Burgoyne, Mrs.
, J. B. Cormier, Mrs. Don Rucker
and Mrs, F. Snelgrove. Dean
Pahner will work jointly with
publicity and day camp.
Garden Club Food
Sale April 16
Shelton Garden Club members
are reminded of the food sale to
be held April 16 at 11 a.m. in
t h e Lumbermen's Mercantile.
Foods needed are home made
bread, cakes, pies, cookies, pickles,
jellies, baked beans and salads.
For further information call Mrs.
Orle Gonter, 566-J. Food is to
be at the Lumbermen's Mercan-
tile by 10:30 a.m. Proceeds of the
sale will benefit the fund for
planting Raih'oad Avenue.
A regular meeting will be held
at 1:30 p.m. April 18 at the home
of Mrs. Gonter. Plans will be dis-
cussed for the club's forest festi-
val booth. Assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. Frank Willard and
Mrs. Alfred Michaelson. Members
are to bring spring arrangements
to the meeting.
APRIL 22, 23; Bremerton Gar-
den Club 5th annual primrose
show. They would like Mason
County entries to be in by be-
'.zm,-itween 8 and 10:30 a.m. on the
APRIL 25; District meeting at
Ahlerbrook Inn. Imneheon reser-
"ratiOn for Canal clubs are to be
made with Mrs. Howard Knutzen
of Union and for Shelton with
Mrs. George Cropper.
APRIL 29; Olympia Garden
Club spring luncheon in the Jade
room of the Olympian Hotel. For
reservations notify Mrs. J. O. Dan-
ford, 533 East 14th, Olympia or
'phone Olympia 4135.
MAY 1-4; City of Flowers Week
in Seattle. Canal clubs are to
send huckleberry and greens to
the Civic Auditorium, Seattle in
care of Washington Federation of
Garden Clubs.
VISITORS AT ARCADIA POINT
Out-of-town visitors at the At-
cadia Point home of Earl A. Cart
recently were his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. V. G.
Marion o? Belllngham, and a
cousin, Alvin B. Carr of Port
Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Richards
had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed-i
ward Webster, Miss Doris and
Jim Webster from Des Moines,
Wash.
A large crowd altended the
joint installation of the V. F. W.
Auxiliary and V. F'. W. Post N,).
1694 held April 11 nt 1he Memori-
;d HMI.
I) e p t. Senior Vice-Prcsident
Wally Taylor of Aberdeen acted
as Installing Officer for the Auxit-
Jury, assisted, by Conductress Ma-
mie Clark of Shelion.
ing.OffieerSyear x; !::' 11te :}e f])l':,2 (M ,e,::''it(: ) ]
Earl. senior viee-presidont 13ertha
Taylor, junior viee-pzasident Juan-
its Potter, se(.Fetary Beatrice
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Iatey Edmiston, nmsician Stella
Booth.
There were guests frmn Auxili-
aries and Posts in McCleary,
Aberdeen and Montesano. Charles
Mirro of Montesano acted as In-
stalling Officer for the Shclton
Post.
After the meeting rcfreshmcnis
were served.
New Hours Set
For T.B. Office
A meeting of the Tuberculosis
Executive board was called April
11 at the Court House. As a re-
sult of the meeting the reguler
hours of the executive secz'etary,
Mrs. Vernon Davidson, will be
from 12:30 to 4 p.m. every Fri-
day at the Court House.
Other business included the
naming of the nomination commit-
:tee members who are Mrs. John
Dotson, chairman; Mrs. 3-Iarry
Deegan, Mrs. Don Rueker, Mrs.
George Cropper and E. Luck. It
was disclosed that the 1949 budget
office.
The annual dinner' meeting of
the board will be held 3une 1 at
Alderbrook Inn.
MUSICAL PARTY HEI,D
AT GRIGGS' HOME
A musical party ealled at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Gvigg's at their home Wednesday,
April 6.
Included in the group were Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Allen and daugh-
ter Joan. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell
Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Ira E.
Stansberry, Robert Sparks, Mar-
vin Sparks and Walter S. Ahl.
The host and hostess served
refreshments to the group.
thai)lain Eva ttanson, emMuctrcss
Mary Jadin, guard Grace Le Page,
Gray, treasurer Terry Edmiston ................................