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] 959 ANOE I)E BE AUTO • CASUALTY $1oane tne ..... HA 6-4147 qtiglt'ed With the Write today for tot ',The Story of illustrations in facts and corn- Includes blo- op important by former gov- and first Sen- J, re, Shel- Viola Ferris, Marvin Biehl Installed ........ JOURNAL -- in "C'h,','istmastmc., U.S.A.," £he!ton, Waahin ..... ! "i116 roll Homemakers Plp n P!!blie Bard Party t 0 (' I I € V e n t $ Welcome Chapter Matron, Patron 0000;;'Hill00,.est Cl,,00 ....... " .... will meet at noon Wednesday,,. . Ma,. } Society Editor • • Phone HA. 6-4412 6, in the P.ome of Mr. John Jack- .,,, son, 1119 CoLa, for a poLluck lun ................................................................................................................................ The 651h installation of officers (d" \\;Velcome Chapter No. 40, Or- der of the Eastern Sl:r was heht on April llth at the Masonic Tem- ple with Viola Ferris being in- stalled ns \\;Vorthy Matron and Marvin Bielll qs Worthy Patron. The crispier rooln \\;VHS beautiful- ly decorated to represent a friend- ship garden, theme for the year. A trellis of greenery with pink to deep purc sweetpcas formed the background in Hm East, large candelabras were also used. Win- dow boxes of g'reenery, pink chef ry blossoms and daisies were used behind the ehaits of the star points. Hattie Pierce, retiring Wor- thy Matron and Lorell Seljesta(l, retiring Worthy Patron presided at the opening ceremonies. Ruth Williams, grand representatiw and Wilma Rasmussen, deputy instruc- t,it' of the Grand Chapter of Wash- ington, OES, were introduced. Installing officers were: Hattie Pierce, Worthy Matron; Lorell Sel- jestad, Worthy Patron; Fred Fer- ris, Past Patron; Lavella Andrews, Past Matron, installing chaplain; Ruth Williams, past matron, in- stalling Marshall, and Erma Perry, past matron of Reliance No. 70, Bremerton, installing organist. The installing marshal escorted the new officers into the chater room. Viola Ferris, Wort]ay aa- tron, wore an orchid ntvlon chiffon formal, and Doris Hillman, asso- ciate matron, a light green silk taffeta formal. The other" officers installed to office wore white dresses and all carried white East- ern Star Bibles with corsages of sweet peas in pink to orchid I shattes. ! Other officers inslalled were : I,'hn',mee Weeks, secretary; Flor- ,,nee Taylor, treasurer; Estella l{ohertson, condnetFess; Dorothea cheon and business meeting. Mrs. I{rickert, associate conductress; V, M. Jackson will be hostess. lhqene liehl, chal)lain; Elsie Sel- Nomination and election of offi- jestad, marshal; Alice Palmer, of eRrs will be the order of business• ganisI; Jnlia Watts, Adah; Eve- The club will sponsor a pnblic iyn Fllison. I{nlh; Bessie Hall, Es- card partY Saturday, May 2, in lher; Inez Dammann, Martha; Ju- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest anita Potter, Electa; Esma Fenti- Stoner, 1736 Olympic Highway man. Warder; and Fred Ferris, South, with Mrs. Ellis Wells and sentinel. Mrs. Irene Jackson as hostess. Re- C'.¢mrtesy officers will be: Bible h.eshments will be served. bearer, Marie Runnion; prompter, At the last. meting Mrs. Wells Grace %Vells; jewel bearer, Vearl and Mrs. Nellie Riter gave an in- teresting re) )ort on safety in the l:iurst, and registrar, Agatha Nor- home and id'eas on now to pre- by. vent home accidents. Each mem- The choir for tile coming year ber was asked to bring a remedy includes Alice P,lmer, director; !or burns and an article written l)orothy Carh)n, musician; Don on burns to the next meeting. Palmer, Alberta Landers Wa[ren Toby, Frank Fentiman, Velma'Mc- fnelly, Chester Williams, Annette Munson, Loe and Gladys Martin,' Clarence and C aro I Grunert, Claude and Viola Danielson, T. E. and 3ewell Deer, members. A vocal solo was given by Ann Settle of Priscilla Chapter, Port Gamble. Linda Stevens played & piano solo. Candlelighters for the occasion were Misses Linda and Karolee Stevens. Master Lout'e  ay Fer- ris carried the Bibl'b the Jtar preceding the ins'allation of new officers. The programs were' pass- ed by Georgia Umph6nofl'r, Worthy Advisor of Rainbow and Vaiar!e Latham, Hohdred Queen" of Jo Daughters. Ella lvcCq!louga 'was in charge of the ghesL book.' " Following the installation at,re - ception was held in the' diniff room which was beautifully, dec0-* ated with umbrellas mac]eo ri: bon and flowers anipg from the ceiling, als0 baskdts of' flowers and greenery to carry' out tKe theme. ' Lois Davidson and Muriel Rhodes were in charge of the d@c- orations in the dining room. Dor- is Hillman was"In charge of the decorations in the chapter room. Chairman of the refreshmenl; com- mittee was Annettee M'uns6n.'.In charge of the gift tabld Was petra Sutton and Alma Catt0, Past Ma'- trons. Gladys Martin, Past Matron aed Claude Rhodes, Past l?atro n, wel, cored approximately 300' members and friend from S.heRon, OlyM- pia, Bremerton, Seattle, Renton, Elma. Hoquiam, Aberdeen, Po Orchard, Union, Belfair, an- bridge, Poulsbo, Port Gaible, Emlmclaw, Tenino and A.rcata, Calif. , II HOME LOANS • k Convenient Terms • Reasonable Rates . NO DELAY Hc00i ,Canal Women TO Fete 32nd Year The annual birthday dinner o[ :he Hood Canal Woman s @lu' ill be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, ntlle Colonial House. Lilliwatii) nembers of the club will hoste$ he dinner. All members, charter mbers. and past. presidents• are aske to ate.n.] ]:,he n anniver- sal'y of thd$0d!fig of the 'club•  follwg'offic'ers were ''d foi #''flie' ensuln ear at ............. g Y la'st'"Thurhdpy'@ meeting of the [ltl: Mi.s.'(rge Brever, Shelton, pr#ident; Mrs. Ann ]Rowe, "Iot- i'tClt, first vice president; Irs. gaye Sterling,'Imon, second Vice -.=,ao, t. x¢ s Winffred Gilmore a]aan, o0Iporg; Irs. Rose MillOy, lll;hP0 rt, trtmtee for hree yea]'l.rs. Oletha Stark, fffil0'.n, ustee"for one year. .... Prbeeeds fo, t]ae w h!te ele- phant sale fle.ttd $16 wnlcn wm be added to the county Y eaera- tion of W0azi's Clubs to aid]' in sending a 'ta]:e t6 te state convention lfa , 'B and6 in "Ta- conla. It was decided to decorate a window during the Forest Festi- val. Mrs. Etttel )alby will be in charge of getting matertal for the window. Mrs. Donovan Palmer of Shel- ton sang ahd played a selection of several songs which stir had written. Als0 on the program was aCi¢ A. N. Ellis, supervisor of the Bremerton Child Guidance center, Who spoke on mental health. Mrs. Vivian Jones, Mrs. Kaye Sterling and Mrs. Marie Tu[mer Y2et'e welcomed into the group as ne', members. Guests at the meet- trig Were Mrs. Eva Jenson, Lil- liWaup, and Mrs. Cathryn Niles, Union. Benefit ArbOretum 'Early next month six Seattle gardens will be opened to the pub- lic as a money-naking project by th'e University of Washington Ar- boretum. The tours will be held lVay 6 and 7. Season tickets for the three tours are available at $5 for the 14 gardens of the summer tour from Mrs. George Cropper, Ar- boretum board member, HA 6- 2225. STOCKHOLDERS LUNCHEON: Mr. andMrs. I. T. Winieeki, Mrs. Jaes Grimes and Mrs. George Cr6pper atteded the recent stock- Iders hmcheon of the Olympia rewing Company at the Olym- an Hotel. OM! I WAS FEELING A r 0 EBLY HERE AWAY FROM I'D CALL HOW'S ERE IP? E ICE. CALLBACK HOME CAN UP YOUR WHOLE DAY. AND SO LITTLE. PacificTeleph0ne Mason County Savipgs & Loan Askoeiation Title Insurance Bldg. It, COME ON IN! It's Your Chevrolet Dealer's 2nd Annq00 SPRING SPEC: ULAR. ::00'CU[AR DEALS NOW, your00-favQTil00t , ACULAR SELECTION NOW! 1 ..... 00rookwood 00ltltE AII!ll SAVE N01V., 4-Door Wagon. t!i'r t Part °f the Sal" Spectac{dar is the kind : ,  m .'= noney buys Eve Chevy-sedan, sort "J¢ spotty Impala c0nvert! . i°a'slares a lean an% lively $,imline ,oPok, .l .Q,-dl room and a ride that's right for the l teau _ ght away '€" C°trnrCesinrland take.a close look at The 1959 Impala Sport l., Sales Spectacular" deal see your ! ...... MELL CHEVROLET OOHPANY 1st and Grove Sts. HA 6-{{,26 MISS NANCY SMITH, Everett, became the attractive bride of Mr. John G. Butler last Saturday in Everett. The young couple are making their home in Spokane. * * * * Nancy Smith, John Butler Repeat Vows In Impressive Ceremony Standards of pinl¢ 'etnd white A pink and White theme was stock and gladiolus decorated the Eve/'ettFirst Presbyterian dhurch for the wedding of Miss Nancy Smith ana Mr. John G. BuLler last Satnrday. The Reverend Rob- ert E. Baldwin performed the c:m- dlelighted double ring ceremony. The bride is the (laughtw of Mr. and Mrs. Dean O. Smith of Ever- eLL, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen H. Buth,r of Shelton. Mrs. K. D. Kohler provided nup- tial nmsic and accompanied Mr. James Vander Wegen who sang "Because." "You'll Never Walk Alone," and "The Lord's Prayer.' Given in marriage by her fa-: ther. the bride wore a chapel length gown of white Chantilly lace and nylon tulle. Tle long sleeved bodice of lace over satin with a square scalloped neckline finished with hand-clipped lace, held the bouffant skirt of nylon tulle, designed with a ruffled un- derskirt and an overskirt of tulle and lace edged with hand-clipped scallops, and ending' in a dramatic over-size how in back. She wore a double-tiered, finger-tip length English imported illusion veil caught, to a demi-hat of tulle, styl- ed with a widoW'S peak and edged with tulle ruching, and further en- hanced with seed pearls. Her bou- quet was white gardenias, pink baby roscbuds and lilies of the val- lIrs."-- Wesley Hamblen was ma- tron of honor. Her gown was of radiant blue tissue taffeta, prin- cess style, with a portrait neckline draped'with matchiffg chiffon fall- Ing to a' fly-away panel in the back. A garland of white rosebuds held her matching tulle headpiece, and" she carried white carnations and pink rosebuds. BridesmaldS'were the Misses Ann Retmafl, of' Seattle; Gall Wilcox, of Spokane, sororit:( sisters of the bride, and Miss Patsy Herley, 'of lerett. Their gow-ns were. identi- cal to the matron of honor's and they also carried white carnations tgh(, ;van:l4nk rosebuds. All wore white and wite eaings, gifts of ]: Hde; " Little' Ann Kelly, niece of the bidegroom, in a white nylon sheer bouffant dress with vows of lace and blue sash, and headpiece of blue tulle and white rbebds, wa flower girl. She cprrte¢:]'g dainty basket of pink rosebttffd. Young Johnny Eager, nephew of the bridegroom, carried the rings on a white satin pillow. Mr. Wesley Hamblen of Aber- deen, was best min, and ushers were Messers. John Eager of She]- fon,'and' Samuel Kelly of Belling- ham, brothers-in-law of the bride- groom, and Jack Carnegie of Seat- tle. For the wedding the bride's mo- ther wore a beige silk sheath dress, with matching accessorles. Her corsage was of green Cymbi- dium orchids. Dusty rose lace and chiffon, with matching accessories; Was worn by the groom's nlother. i-e r corsage Was of white orchids. --Teaehers -Fete--- kI'is, Rempel at Meet 'Mrs. Marie McKay entertained at luncheon on Friday, April' 17. Guests were Mason county retired teacher Mrs. Jessie Marble, Mrs. Verda Wilson, Mrs. Mabel Rempel, MrS. Florence Weeks and the host- ess. The hmcheon honored Mrs. lempbl who is leaving in May for a tou/* of Europe. A business meeting followed the lunche0n'and a social hour was en- joyed at which time Mrs. Rempel was 'prehented with a going-away gift. P,OyAL NEIGHBORS Rhododbndron amp NO. 888, Royal N#tghbors of Americt, will leet at r7:30 p.m. Mortally  t$ M  l Hall. TII !;ing will the initiation of Mrs. Stella Booth will carried out for the reception in Westminster Hall. An arrangement of white snapdragons and pink roses in a silver and crystal bowl with pink candles in Silver candle- abra centered the tea table, which w;ts covered with a white linen mosa.ic outwork and embroidery ch)th. The table whicll hcht the Maltese Cross wedding cake was covered with white net: over pink, adm'ned with nosegays of white roses and ribbon. l)(llll'ing for the recel)tion wcrc Mrs, (Aq)rge P. l.)tlocy arid l'krs. It. W. Stuart; also Mrs..lohn Ea- ger and Mrs• Sanluel Kelly, sisters rff Lhe groonl. Miss Annette Gerry, assisted by Miss Sally Dodelle, cut tile cake. Misses Jane Talbot and Jane Tomlinson. both of Seattle, served tile tIuneh, while Mrs. Don- ald Shaw held the guest book. Others assisting with the reception were Mrs. F. J. Follett, Mrs. John Whiteley, Miss Flora V/hiteley, Mrs. L. A. Wendt and Miss Janet Duecy. In eharge:- of gifts wasMrs. R. M. Ostrander. Miss Robin Stu- art passed the groom's cake. For a short trip to the Oregon Coast, the bride wore a navy blue silk suit with white ilat and navy blue accessories. Over it she wore a full length white wool (',oat and a gardenia corsage. The bride is a graduate of Ev- erett high school and the bride- groonl, of Shelton high school. Both attended the Unt;¢eraity of Washington, where the bride is a member of the Kappa Alpha Tehta sorority and the bridegroom's fra- ternity is Kappa Sigma. The couple will live at 1621 Mar- guarite St. in Spokane. Mr. Butler is a radio-television audio engineer at KREM-TV in Spokane. ' S Co. Homemaker, Hold S fety Meet a Mason (?,runty }tomenmkers A- soeialioIl held their spring eoll- venlion a.t the Armory April !4th wilh the Soiilhside l,'rielutship Chib as hosi(ss. The t)i'og'raill carried olit lilt, ll2,ell¢!rnl tllellle of safety in the home and tile guest spe:iker was Miss Lois Liebach of the \\;Vashington State Department of tlealth whose snbject was "The Facts of Home Safety." In this state la.t year h,)m accidents CAI.IIIe n(!xI to traffic for accidental deaths, wiHt industrial accidents coml)a rat ively small. Much credit is due the Friend- ship Club for tile attractive hm- cheon tables, with spring flower arrallgenlenls and clever place nlats, esch bearing a safety slogan. lrs. Don McCuisLen was ehair- II1H, n. The Dayton Ladies Club present- ed a millinery style show, each hat decorated with articles wllich might be involved in a home acei- (lent. A survey was t:tken i,) find out what aspects of imme making were desired for lessons ncxl year. The Homemakers Association will hold a hake sale at Sears Fri- or some 4-}{ day to raise funds  , campships, or for sending some 4-H member or leaders to the state c¢nvenlion. S0uthside Executive B6a'd Holds Last Meet The last execotive board meeting of the Southside Parent Teachers Organization for the 1958-59 school termwas held on Monday of last week. New menlbers of the nominat- ing committee were announced as Mrs. James Waldrip, Mrs. Arthur Mell and Mrs. DOnald Browr. Election of oficers for the 1959- 60 term will be held at the PTO meeting May 4 in the Southside school. Everyone interested in the efficient administration of the PTO to attend. DANCE AT DAYTON COMMUNITY CLUB Saturday, April 25 ' DOOR PRIZE Music by Hailoway Orchestra A,New LM S,ervi=e S prlo!l Wed4inlilS • • • Irighfiy Form I Handsomely correcL, and o c)nlfortabie! A large selec- tion {vailable for summer fornlals. Sparkling l i g h t- weight . . • just right for your wedding! Compleio for- nmi rental .rvice. Quantities limited at this spedal sale price lW m ROGERS * SlLVERPLATE A Product of The International Silver Company Here's a wonderful opportunity you can't afford to miss.., beautiful 12 Vz" Serving troy with ¢lassic border, delh:cde piercing and chused center. Prolessionat Care For the Clothes You Wear • / / DRY CLEANING I I I Pantor,um Cleaners AND TAILORS 215 SOUTH 3ND STREET ,PHONE HA 6-3371 • Where the Charm e I Newness 18 Restwrt • ] 959 ANOE I)E BE AUTO • CASUALTY $1oane tne ..... HA 6-4147 qtiglt'ed With the Write today for tot ',The Story of illustrations in facts and corn- Includes blo- op important by former gov- and first Sen- J, re, Shel- Viola Ferris, Marvin Biehl Installed ........ JOURNAL -- in "C'h,','istmastmc., U.S.A.," £he!ton, Waahin ..... ! "i116 roll Homemakers Plp n P!!blie Bard Party t 0 (' I I € V e n t $ Welcome Chapter Matron, Patron 0000;;'Hill00,.est Cl,,00 ....... " .... will meet at noon Wednesday,,. . Ma,. } Society Editor • • Phone HA. 6-4412 6, in the P.ome of Mr. John Jack- .,,, son, 1119 CoLa, for a poLluck lun ................................................................................................................................ The 651h installation of officers (d" \\;Velcome Chapter No. 40, Or- der of the Eastern Sl:r was heht on April llth at the Masonic Tem- ple with Viola Ferris being in- stalled ns \\;Vorthy Matron and Marvin Bielll qs Worthy Patron. The crispier rooln \\;VHS beautiful- ly decorated to represent a friend- ship garden, theme for the year. A trellis of greenery with pink to deep purc sweetpcas formed the background in Hm East, large candelabras were also used. Win- dow boxes of g'reenery, pink chef ry blossoms and daisies were used behind the ehaits of the star points. Hattie Pierce, retiring Wor- thy Matron and Lorell Seljesta(l, retiring Worthy Patron presided at the opening ceremonies. Ruth Williams, grand representatiw and Wilma Rasmussen, deputy instruc- t,it' of the Grand Chapter of Wash- ington, OES, were introduced. Installing officers were: Hattie Pierce, Worthy Matron; Lorell Sel- jestad, Worthy Patron; Fred Fer- ris, Past Patron; Lavella Andrews, Past Matron, installing chaplain; Ruth Williams, past matron, in- stalling Marshall, and Erma Perry, past matron of Reliance No. 70, Bremerton, installing organist. The installing marshal escorted the new officers into the chater room. Viola Ferris, Wort]ay aa- tron, wore an orchid ntvlon chiffon formal, and Doris Hillman, asso- ciate matron, a light green silk taffeta formal. The other" officers installed to office wore white dresses and all carried white East- ern Star Bibles with corsages of sweet peas in pink to orchid I shattes. ! Other officers inslalled were : I,'hn',mee Weeks, secretary; Flor- ,,nee Taylor, treasurer; Estella l{ohertson, condnetFess; Dorothea cheon and business meeting. Mrs. I{rickert, associate conductress; V, M. Jackson will be hostess. lhqene liehl, chal)lain; Elsie Sel- Nomination and election of offi- jestad, marshal; Alice Palmer, of eRrs will be the order of business• ganisI; Jnlia Watts, Adah; Eve- The club will sponsor a pnblic iyn Fllison. I{nlh; Bessie Hall, Es- card partY Saturday, May 2, in lher; Inez Dammann, Martha; Ju- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest anita Potter, Electa; Esma Fenti- Stoner, 1736 Olympic Highway man. Warder; and Fred Ferris, South, with Mrs. Ellis Wells and sentinel. Mrs. Irene Jackson as hostess. Re- C'.¢mrtesy officers will be: Bible h.eshments will be served. bearer, Marie Runnion; prompter, At the last. meting Mrs. Wells Grace %Vells; jewel bearer, Vearl and Mrs. Nellie Riter gave an in- teresting re) )ort on safety in the l:iurst, and registrar, Agatha Nor- home and id'eas on now to pre- by. vent home accidents. Each mem- The choir for tile coming year ber was asked to bring a remedy includes Alice P,lmer, director; !or burns and an article written l)orothy Carh)n, musician; Don on burns to the next meeting. Palmer, Alberta Landers Wa[ren Toby, Frank Fentiman, Velma'Mc- fnelly, Chester Williams, Annette Munson, Loe and Gladys Martin,' Clarence and C aro I Grunert, Claude and Viola Danielson, T. E. and 3ewell Deer, members. A vocal solo was given by Ann Settle of Priscilla Chapter, Port Gamble. Linda Stevens played & piano solo. Candlelighters for the occasion were Misses Linda and Karolee Stevens. Master Lout'e  ay Fer- ris carried the Bibl'b the Jtar preceding the ins'allation of new officers. The programs were' pass- ed by Georgia Umph6nofl'r, Worthy Advisor of Rainbow and Vaiar!e Latham, Hohdred Queen" of Jo Daughters. Ella lvcCq!louga 'was in charge of the ghesL book.' " Following the installation at,re - ception was held in the' diniff room which was beautifully, dec0-* ated with umbrellas mac]eo ri: bon and flowers anipg from the ceiling, als0 baskdts of' flowers and greenery to carry' out tKe theme. ' Lois Davidson and Muriel Rhodes were in charge of the d@c- orations in the dining room. Dor- is Hillman was"In charge of the decorations in the chapter room. Chairman of the refreshmenl; com- mittee was Annettee M'uns6n.'.In charge of the gift tabld Was petra Sutton and Alma Catt0, Past Ma'- trons. Gladys Martin, Past Matron aed Claude Rhodes, Past l?atro n, wel, cored approximately 300' members and friend from S.heRon, OlyM- pia, Bremerton, Seattle, Renton, Elma. Hoquiam, Aberdeen, Po Orchard, Union, Belfair, an- bridge, Poulsbo, Port Gaible, Emlmclaw, Tenino and A.rcata, Calif. , II HOME LOANS • k Convenient Terms • Reasonable Rates . NO DELAY Hc00i ,Canal Women TO Fete 32nd Year The annual birthday dinner o[ :he Hood Canal Woman s @lu' ill be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, ntlle Colonial House. Lilliwatii) nembers of the club will hoste$ he dinner. All members, charter mbers. and past. presidents• are aske to ate.n.] ]:,he n anniver- sal'y of thd$0d!fig of the 'club•  follwg'offic'ers were ''d foi #''flie' ensuln ear at ............. g Y la'st'"Thurhdpy'@ meeting of the [ltl: Mi.s.'(rge Brever, Shelton, pr#ident; Mrs. Ann ]Rowe, "Iot- i'tClt, first vice president; Irs. gaye Sterling,'Imon, second Vice -.=,ao, t. x¢ s Winffred Gilmore a]aan, o0Iporg; Irs. Rose MillOy, lll;hP0 rt, trtmtee for hree yea]'l.rs. Oletha Stark, fffil0'.n, ustee"for one year. .... Prbeeeds fo, t]ae w h!te ele- phant sale fle.ttd $16 wnlcn wm be added to the county Y eaera- tion of W0azi's Clubs to aid]' in sending a 'ta]:e t6 te state convention lfa , 'B and6 in "Ta- conla. It was decided to decorate a window during the Forest Festi- val. Mrs. Etttel )alby will be in charge of getting matertal for the window. Mrs. Donovan Palmer of Shel- ton sang ahd played a selection of several songs which stir had written. Als0 on the program was aCi¢ A. N. Ellis, supervisor of the Bremerton Child Guidance center, Who spoke on mental health. Mrs. Vivian Jones, Mrs. Kaye Sterling and Mrs. Marie Tu[mer Y2et'e welcomed into the group as ne', members. Guests at the meet- trig Were Mrs. Eva Jenson, Lil- liWaup, and Mrs. Cathryn Niles, Union. Benefit ArbOretum 'Early next month six Seattle gardens will be opened to the pub- lic as a money-naking project by th'e University of Washington Ar- boretum. The tours will be held lVay 6 and 7. Season tickets for the three tours are available at $5 for the 14 gardens of the summer tour from Mrs. George Cropper, Ar- boretum board member, HA 6- 2225. STOCKHOLDERS LUNCHEON: Mr. andMrs. I. T. Winieeki, Mrs. Jaes Grimes and Mrs. George Cr6pper atteded the recent stock- Iders hmcheon of the Olympia rewing Company at the Olym- an Hotel. OM! I WAS FEELING A r 0 EBLY HERE AWAY FROM I'D CALL HOW'S ERE IP? E ICE. CALLBACK HOME CAN UP YOUR WHOLE DAY. AND SO LITTLE. PacificTeleph0ne Mason County Savipgs & Loan Askoeiation Title Insurance Bldg. It, COME ON IN! It's Your Chevrolet Dealer's 2nd Annq00 SPRING SPEC: ULAR. ::00'CU[AR DEALS NOW, your00-favQTil00t , ACULAR SELECTION NOW! 1 ..... 00rookwood 00ltltE AII!ll SAVE N01V., 4-Door Wagon. t!i'r t Part °f the Sal" Spectac{dar is the kind : ,  m .'= noney buys Eve Chevy-sedan, sort "J¢ spotty Impala c0nvert! . i°a'slares a lean an% lively $,imline ,oPok, .l .Q,-dl room and a ride that's right for the l teau _ ght away '€" C°trnrCesinrland take.a close look at The 1959 Impala Sport l., Sales Spectacular" deal see your ! ...... MELL CHEVROLET OOHPANY 1st and Grove Sts. HA 6-{{,26 MISS NANCY SMITH, Everett, became the attractive bride of Mr. John G. Butler last Saturday in Everett. The young couple are making their home in Spokane. * * * * Nancy Smith, John Butler Repeat Vows In Impressive Ceremony Standards of pinl¢ 'etnd white A pink and White theme was stock and gladiolus decorated the Eve/'ettFirst Presbyterian dhurch for the wedding of Miss Nancy Smith ana Mr. John G. BuLler last Satnrday. The Reverend Rob- ert E. Baldwin performed the c:m- dlelighted double ring ceremony. The bride is the (laughtw of Mr. and Mrs. Dean O. Smith of Ever- eLL, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen H. Buth,r of Shelton. Mrs. K. D. Kohler provided nup- tial nmsic and accompanied Mr. James Vander Wegen who sang "Because." "You'll Never Walk Alone," and "The Lord's Prayer.' Given in marriage by her fa-: ther. the bride wore a chapel length gown of white Chantilly lace and nylon tulle. Tle long sleeved bodice of lace over satin with a square scalloped neckline finished with hand-clipped lace, held the bouffant skirt of nylon tulle, designed with a ruffled un- derskirt and an overskirt of tulle and lace edged with hand-clipped scallops, and ending' in a dramatic over-size how in back. She wore a double-tiered, finger-tip length English imported illusion veil caught, to a demi-hat of tulle, styl- ed with a widoW'S peak and edged with tulle ruching, and further en- hanced with seed pearls. Her bou- quet was white gardenias, pink baby roscbuds and lilies of the val- lIrs."-- Wesley Hamblen was ma- tron of honor. Her gown was of radiant blue tissue taffeta, prin- cess style, with a portrait neckline draped'with matchiffg chiffon fall- Ing to a' fly-away panel in the back. A garland of white rosebuds held her matching tulle headpiece, and" she carried white carnations and pink rosebuds. BridesmaldS'were the Misses Ann Retmafl, of' Seattle; Gall Wilcox, of Spokane, sororit:( sisters of the bride, and Miss Patsy Herley, 'of lerett. Their gow-ns were. identi- cal to the matron of honor's and they also carried white carnations tgh(, ;van:l4nk rosebuds. All wore white and wite eaings, gifts of ]: Hde; " Little' Ann Kelly, niece of the bidegroom, in a white nylon sheer bouffant dress with vows of lace and blue sash, and headpiece of blue tulle and white rbebds, wa flower girl. She cprrte¢:]'g dainty basket of pink rosebttffd. Young Johnny Eager, nephew of the bridegroom, carried the rings on a white satin pillow. Mr. Wesley Hamblen of Aber- deen, was best min, and ushers were Messers. John Eager of She]- fon,'and' Samuel Kelly of Belling- ham, brothers-in-law of the bride- groom, and Jack Carnegie of Seat- tle. For the wedding the bride's mo- ther wore a beige silk sheath dress, with matching accessorles. Her corsage was of green Cymbi- dium orchids. Dusty rose lace and chiffon, with matching accessories; Was worn by the groom's nlother. i-e r corsage Was of white orchids. --Teaehers -Fete--- kI'is, Rempel at Meet 'Mrs. Marie McKay entertained at luncheon on Friday, April' 17. Guests were Mason county retired teacher Mrs. Jessie Marble, Mrs. Verda Wilson, Mrs. Mabel Rempel, MrS. Florence Weeks and the host- ess. The hmcheon honored Mrs. lempbl who is leaving in May for a tou/* of Europe. A business meeting followed the lunche0n'and a social hour was en- joyed at which time Mrs. Rempel was 'prehented with a going-away gift. P,OyAL NEIGHBORS Rhododbndron amp NO. 888, Royal N#tghbors of Americt, will leet at r7:30 p.m. Mortally  t$ M  l Hall. TII !;ing will the initiation of Mrs. Stella Booth will carried out for the reception in Westminster Hall. An arrangement of white snapdragons and pink roses in a silver and crystal bowl with pink candles in Silver candle- abra centered the tea table, which w;ts covered with a white linen mosa.ic outwork and embroidery ch)th. The table whicll hcht the Maltese Cross wedding cake was covered with white net: over pink, adm'ned with nosegays of white roses and ribbon. l)(llll'ing for the recel)tion wcrc Mrs, (Aq)rge P. l.)tlocy arid l'krs. It. W. Stuart; also Mrs..lohn Ea- ger and Mrs• Sanluel Kelly, sisters rff Lhe groonl. Miss Annette Gerry, assisted by Miss Sally Dodelle, cut tile cake. Misses Jane Talbot and Jane Tomlinson. both of Seattle, served tile tIuneh, while Mrs. Don- ald Shaw held the guest book. Others assisting with the reception were Mrs. F. J. Follett, Mrs. John Whiteley, Miss Flora V/hiteley, Mrs. L. A. Wendt and Miss Janet Duecy. In eharge:- of gifts wasMrs. R. M. Ostrander. Miss Robin Stu- art passed the groom's cake. For a short trip to the Oregon Coast, the bride wore a navy blue silk suit with white ilat and navy blue accessories. Over it she wore a full length white wool (',oat and a gardenia corsage. The bride is a graduate of Ev- erett high school and the bride- groonl, of Shelton high school. Both attended the Unt;¢eraity of Washington, where the bride is a member of the Kappa Alpha Tehta sorority and the bridegroom's fra- ternity is Kappa Sigma. The couple will live at 1621 Mar- guarite St. in Spokane. Mr. Butler is a radio-television audio engineer at KREM-TV in Spokane. ' S Co. Homemaker, Hold S fety Meet a Mason (?,runty }tomenmkers A- soeialioIl held their spring eoll- venlion a.t the Armory April !4th wilh the Soiilhside l,'rielutship Chib as hosi(ss. The t)i'og'raill carried olit lilt, ll2,ell¢!rnl tllellle of safety in the home and tile guest spe:iker was Miss Lois Liebach of the \\;Vashington State Department of tlealth whose snbject was "The Facts of Home Safety." In this state la.t year h,)m accidents CAI.IIIe n(!xI to traffic for accidental deaths, wiHt industrial accidents coml)a rat ively small. Much credit is due the Friend- ship Club for tile attractive hm- cheon tables, with spring flower arrallgenlenls and clever place nlats, esch bearing a safety slogan. lrs. Don McCuisLen was ehair- II1H, n. The Dayton Ladies Club present- ed a millinery style show, each hat decorated with articles wllich might be involved in a home acei- (lent. A survey was t:tken i,) find out what aspects of imme making were desired for lessons ncxl year. The Homemakers Association will hold a hake sale at Sears Fri- or some 4-}{ day to raise funds  , campships, or for sending some 4-H member or leaders to the state c¢nvenlion. S0uthside Executive B6a'd Holds Last Meet The last execotive board meeting of the Southside Parent Teachers Organization for the 1958-59 school termwas held on Monday of last week. New menlbers of the nominat- ing committee were announced as Mrs. James Waldrip, Mrs. Arthur Mell and Mrs. DOnald Browr. Election of oficers for the 1959- 60 term will be held at the PTO meeting May 4 in the Southside school. Everyone interested in the efficient administration of the PTO to attend. DANCE AT DAYTON COMMUNITY CLUB Saturday, April 25 ' DOOR PRIZE Music by Hailoway Orchestra A,New LM S,ervi=e S prlo!l Wed4inlilS • • • Irighfiy Form I Handsomely correcL, and o c)nlfortabie! A large selec- tion {vailable for summer fornlals. Sparkling l i g h t- weight . . • just right for your wedding! Compleio for- nmi rental .rvice. Quantities limited at this spedal sale price lW m ROGERS * SlLVERPLATE A Product of The International Silver Company Here's a wonderful opportunity you can't afford to miss.., beautiful 12 Vz" Serving troy with ¢lassic border, delh:cde piercing and chused center. 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