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PAGE 10 C( 3OURI AL--- Publishecl in ce h sCrnas oww,, U.S:gt.", gheI on, Wa ing on
JAN POWELL TO BE INSTALLED AS
HONORED QUEEN OF JOG|ES SATURDAY
MISS JAN POWELL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powell, will
be installed as Honored Queen of Bethel No, 37, International Or-
der of Job's Daughters a 8 p.m. this Saturday in the Masonic
Temple.
VFW To Install
Jointly In Public
Ceremony Friday
There will be a joint VFW Post
and Auxiliary installation of of-
ficers at 8 p.m. this Friday in the
Memorial Hall. The phblic is In-
vited to attend. Refreshments will
be served by Colleen Gephart, Beu-
lah Stewart, Lucllle Rice, Fae
Robinson and Lois Pearson.
Saturday evening the post en-
tertained the auxiliary with a din-
net selved in the Shelton Hotel
attended by about 60 people. Vis-
iting guests were Rev. and Mrs.
,~iarence Lody.
Master of ceremonies was Fie-
renz Mtnoza who gave an interest-
ing talk then called on Todd
Schmidt, past commander', to
speak. A few words wele also
said lay incoming commander, Ho-
ward Swope, and Bernice Jansson,
auxiliary president. Mlnoza also
introduced the incoming officers.
The Past Presidents Club me"
in Montesan0 for a 7 p.m. dinner
last 'rhu'rsda]. Attending from
Shelton were club president, JeS-
sie Cox, secretary-treasurer Bee
Gray, Marian Johnson, Florence
Hamilton, Sue Weaver, Fae Rob-
insert, Merle Vender Wal, Joseph-
ine Sparks and Lucille Speece.
Names of mystery pals were re-
vealed and new ones drawn :for
the coming year. The next meeting
will be July 29 in Westport.
Sunday afterTmon 50 dozen c0o-
kies were donated and served '.by
the auxiliary at a lounge party
for patientsin American La~e
hospital. Attending were Sue Wegc-
ver, Vi Laugen, Marian Johnson,
Florence Hamilton and auxiliary
hospital chaitTaan Phyllis Moore,
The patients enjoy these parties
Slate President
Speaks At Dislriol
Garden Glub Meeting
Mrs. Wayne J. Chastain of Spo-
kane, president of the Washing-
ton State Federation of Woman's
Clubs, was guest of honor and
dinner speaker' at the well-attead-
semi-ammal meeting of the Penin-
sula District clubs held Tuesday
in Tacoma.
New officer's elected at the 1
p.m. business session presided over
by Mrs. Charles Hatten, president,
were second vice president, Mrs.
Arthur Williams, Fortnightly
Club of Gig Harbor; second direc-
tor, Mrs. David Van Giffen, Tele-
sis Club of Tacoma, and record.
ink secretary, Mrs. Jolm Dodge,
Beta Club of Puyallup.
"A St~vey of Our Community
Needs", was the topic for' the af-
terno0n panel discussion followed
by workshops based on panel top-
ics. Speakers included Dr. Decil
R. Fargher, county-city health di-
rector of Pierce County; Mrs.
Ruth Bethel, social worker and
former county superintendent of
Schools; Roy Clemens of the Pierce
County Planning Commission, and
Dr. Angelo Giaudrone, superinten-
dent of Tacoma school district.
Participation of district clubs
in the continuing Community Ira-
provement contest was urged by
the district president at the close
of the afternoon.
Enthusiasm for attending the l
state convention to be held May
10-12 in Spokane was engendered
by the banquet address of Mrs.
Chastain entitled, "What in the
World are We Doing?"
The state president also in-
* * * * very much. stalled the newly elected officer's.
Honored Queen elect, Jan Pew- son; senior custodian, Loreah Sel- Wednesday evenL~ all commit- Mrs. Chastaln was accompanied
eli and the members of Bethel I jestsd; junior custodian, Laurie tee chairman met at the home of by Mrs. Horace J. Thomas, state
No. 37, Intenmtional Order of I Godwin; librarian, Linda Potter; Bernice Jansson to compile year recording secretary.
Job's Daughters cordially invite I inner ~,ard Jill Sel~estad" outer end reports. Hostesses for the late afternoon
• " 1 • ~ ' .~ ' I Several auxiliary members at-tea were members of the conven-
the pubhc to attend the instal a .............
tion of officers and membersat I g:aI~mwl~i~n~ussell' cnolr alrec- tended a Loyalty Day Program at Lion hostess club, the Monday Civic
8 p.m. this Saturday in the Ma- ' • . , ,, , the BoI'de~ttlx school Friday of- Club, and Mrs. Paul Drennan and
sonic Temple I Courtesy officers to be msmnea ternoon when:the essay contestMrs. David Van Gfffen of Telesis
Ttmse being installed include: Iare: Flag bearer, Jean _Da~s; Winners were announced. Winning Club. Musical numbers were fea-
.... ~ -ueen Jan Powell" .~ [keeper of me dgnts, ~ouise ~osdn;the first place prize of a sweater tured at the tea and evening din-
p"r~nce'ss, ~:)iane' Turner; jr. 'pl~n'-'lpage .in north, Becki Holland; was Jeannette WatdHp from Bor- her.
cess, Cathy Joslin; ~dde, Joyce ]page re.south, ~ancy ~wanson;deaux schooL
Powell; marsllall, D~'lene Gray; iheadbanasan° ro?eS, Tracy l~..am- Runners uP were Todd Looney Representing the Hood Canal
and Louis: McNeal. Ernest Tim- Woman's Club at the Tacoma
er,Chapl'ainsharonBarbarawatters;W°lfe:' recoi:der,trea'sur" ~lltn;Pierce.SUnsnine cnainnmL vicm paul was main speaker for the meeting were l~rs. Nina Miller,
Yvonne Van Laanan; musician, ] Members of the choir are Saadi occasion withFrank Kokett, chair- president, Mrs. Archie Calahan
Marsha Moore. ~Smith, Cheryl Cowan, Donna Reed, [ man of the Loyalty Day program, 'Mrs. J. L. Catto and Mrs. Charles
First messenger, Susan Speece; /Aleca Ruddell, Ramoha Wermer, [issuing the awards. T. Wright.
second messenger, Cheryl James; I'Cllerie Richardson, Lurene Hul- ] Each year the post sponsors the A handsome gavel, the handi-
third messenger, Kim Miclmels; [bert, Lincia Koch, Patty Th0mas. Ic°ntest for 6th grade students work of Mrs. W.lfight, well-known
fom~h messenger, Janet Vigor; ~Nadine Larson, HollyScottand J from all three schools who write local craftsman and artist, was
i the essays as part of an English pre.uented to the district to be
fifth messenger, Merridee Ander- |Susan Morris. [project. Winners are chosen by a used as a traveling gavel, awarded
, .~ I group ~omposed of teachers andto the group having the largest
SELLS HILDERMAN RITE i po= and auxiliary members, conventiontion to membership.attendanceTheinboxPr°p°r'con-
-- taining the gavel was made of
Receive Souvenir hammered brass with a design of
dogwood blossoms and lined with"
Of Memorable Trip green velvet. This, to(), was the
A souvenir of an experience work of Mrs. Wright.
long to be remembered was re-
ceived this week by Mr. and Mrs.
George Cropper. The Croppers GARDEN CLUB SALE
were on a vacation trip over the SLATED THIS FRIDAY
last Christmas holiday when their The Shelton Garden Club ~dll
.~ip, the S.S. Monterey, went hold a plant and white elephant
sale from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. this
aground at Bora Beta.
Their mail this Week brodgh~ Friday in the old Neff Pharmacy
a silver celery dish with" the ih: building, 4th and Railroad.
Scription "S. S. Monterey. ~ . Bora Contributions can be brought to
Bora... December 29, 1964" from the store between 4-5 p.m. Thurs-
the Matson Line along with a let- day.
ter expressing•appreciation of the
tolerance of the passengers dur-
ing the time they were inconven-
ienced.
ENGAGEMENT REVEALED
THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Judy LouiSe Johnson and Dennis
Ray Colvin, son of Mr. and MrS. John D. Speas, has been revealed
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Deyrl M. Johnson. All are of Shel-
ton. Both young people will graduate from Shelton High school
in June. I~o date has been set for the wedding.
Silve!. Tea Saturday Jeri Spencer,
To GI,max Mus,© Week Eugene M. Teten
The highlight of Music Week,
Marrmd Hero
which began last Sunday, will be ~ .....~ v v
Mr and M~s Val Sienko an
the musical Silver Tea to be held • """ - "
from 2 to 4:30 p.m. this Saturday nouncethe .marriage of their
daughter Jen LaVonne Spencer,
in the home of Mrs. Charles R.
a to Eugene M Teten son of Mrs
Lewis, 70 West Birch St. A cord- • • " , * '
ial invitation is extended to the Eva R. Schou of Elizabeth, Colo.,
public to attend, and Ralph Teten of Denve¢, Colo.
The Shelton Music Club will The couple were married in a
present a talented young piano 7 n m double rin~ ceremony Am'il
student Paul Grotjahn of Seattle, - =-':" - , "-~" . . ~ =-.
• -~,', -,~l ,~-e=~n~ o ~-o,,~ n~ ~o0o_ 26 m the nome o~ nor parents.
;..~ '... ~.*....:. ~. ~..., 0....~..~..~o rcev Horace ri. NLOURI:S o~:~lelaEe(i
~Several vocalist n;~mbers will "be with Mr. and M~s. El~gene tiall as
interspersed throughout the after- the couple's only atLendants.
noon.
Mrs, James Barrom is president
of the Shelton Music Club which
sponsors Music Week locally, Mrs.
Bernice Stewart is chairman of
the event this year.
VISITORS
Visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. Bartsch this Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peel of
Federal Way.
A reception dinner followed the
ceremony in the Empire room of
the Hearthstone restaurant in
Bremerton. A dinner party for
relatives and th'iends was given
last Sunday in honor' of the couple
in ~he home of the bride's par-
ents.
The bridegroom is a 2rid class
petty officer and will soon leave
for Japan. Mrs. Teten plans to
Gin him later.
Hong Kong Party
Entertains ESA
Tacoma Guests
A "NigtH in lhmg K()ng" party
wt:s held t)y Beta Zeta Chapter,
Ep.~;ih)n Sigma All)ha in the Isl.tnd
Lakr hi)ale O17 B()bbie Goodwin
April 28.
Mrs. Goodwin's recreation rooln
was dec,n'ated in O~iental tradi-
tion with ~r~mbers and guests
seated at low tables on the floor.
Everyone dressed in Oriental at-
tire.
After' dinner was served the
group held a White Elephant auc-
tion with Charleen Smith acting:
as auctioneer.
Out-or-town guests, all members
of Omicron Chapter' in Tacoma, in-
cluded Mesdames Ken Fengler,
Jack Nichols, James Newell,
Wayne Herren, James Harrison,
Leslie Dooley,William Barber,
HanT Conner, Herb Godfrey and
Al McKeehnie.
AMARANTH NEWS
LUNCHEON ~LATED
Laurel Court No. 26 Order of
Amaranth will sponsor a hmeheon
and bake sale in the Masonic tem-
ple today. Set-¢ing will begin at
noon with donation $1 per per'non.
Tickets available at the door or
from Amaranth members.
* ¢ $
OPEN INSTALLATION
There will be an open installa-
tion of officers for' Laurel Court
No. 26 Order of Amaranth this
Friday evening in the Mt. Moriah
Masonic Temple. Members and
friends are cordially invited.
CHOIR ENTERTAINS
Members 0f the Laurel Court
choir entertained last Thursday
for the Bremerton :court and again
Friday for Grays Harbor cour~
in Aberdeen. Both occasions were
for installations. The group will
sing again this Friday for' instal-
lation of officers in Laurel court.
They
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ALMOST AS MUGH AS-II ,:,
People with hearing loss : ldo !
hardship they place on others.
hear is nerve-wracking --- but so. '
shout and repeat. Show your I
your loved ones; let us shoW YOU,
hear better, enjoy life more tm
tone• Come to see our representatix!
MR. HARRY BODEN.SC I
at Eells and Valley Applmnee'
Friday, May 7th, between 10 a.m.
He will gladly test yyour hearing
He will gladly test your hearing
helpe d with one of the beautiful
or obligation and 'show you how
helped with one of the beautiful
DANIEL E. BRUNEB
106 EAST 4th AVE.
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON
,MR. AND MRS:JIM HILDERMAN (=Pamela Christine Selis) out
their wedding cake following a February 13 marria(le in the hoffle
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 8ells. Mr. a,d Mrs, H~illle
Hilderman are parents of the bridegroom. All are of Shelton.
MAY S EAGLE'S CARD
PARTY ][$ CANC~,LLED
There will be no Eagle's card
party May 8 as a bowling dinner
is scheduled for that tlate.
ri"a'teI's the April 24 party high win-
W~ Vera Huntington and
Mary Needham; 2nd high, Cora
Hill and Vi Laugen. Pinochle was
bold by Syble Taylor and Vi Lau-
gen.
GOLDEN AGE CLUB
There will be a potluck birth-
day dinner for members of the
Golden Age Club at noon next
Thursday in the Memorial HaIL
Election,0f office~;~vi'l! follow.
[ The Eagles Auxlliary~ will spon-
I sor a rt!~inage ~ale from 9:30
[a.rn. to 4.80 P:~. this Friday and
! Satt~Yday tn the PUD Auditorium.
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• • . Here you deal with friends who understand
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• • • This is yaur organization ---owned by you and
our other members.
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