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PACE 16
See
Emerson
TV
and
Stereo
al
Johnny's
Music Box
205 Cots St.
I I If
Betty Townsend
Elected President
Of Local WSNA
District: No. 22 of the Washing-
ton State Nurses Association
elected new officers at its last
meeting. Betty Townsend was
nanled president; Thelma Adams,
vice preu.; Helen Doerty, secre-
tary; Evelyn Fagergren, treas.
Board members moving up are
Marie Abel. 1 year: elected, Mary
Johnson for 2 years and Edna
Lougtman, 3 years.
Retiring president, Edna Laugh-
nan. thanks her supporting offi-
cers, Thelma Adams. vice pres.;
L. Harriet Campeau, secretary,.
and Selma Buffington, treasurer.
for their fine work. Increase in
membership was the •1962 goal of
the group and will be again for
1963.
New officers will be installed at
8 p.m. May 14 following a 6:30
p.m. potluck meeting which will
be held at the home of Evelyn
Fagergren. Call 426-4600 or 426-
4451 for directions. Reports will
be heard frorn the two elected
delegates to State Convention.
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SI-TELTON--,MASON COU2qTY 3OURNAIJ- Published in "Christ.mastown, U.g.A.', Shelton, Washington
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Social Even ts
Society Editor • Marj Waters • Phone 426-4412
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ISR GRADS TO WED JUNE 1
MR. AND MRS PAUL BIGLEY announce the engagement and
forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Linda Marie Hardy, to
Roger Lewis Hoff, son of Mrs. Caroline Hoff of Tacoma, formerly
of Shelton. The bride-elect and her husband-to-be are both gradu-
ates of Irene S. Reed high school. June 1 wedding plans are being
made.
Do you think Char]ie can win a ribbon?
That's what Joan Anderson, 4-H girl, is striving for:
a blue ribbon for Charlie at the County Fair.
Working for excellence is one of many fine principles
which the 4-H Club and Future Fmzners of America
inspire in their youthful members.
Honoring their purposes, our Company annually
provides 74 first-year college scholarships.for 4-H and
Plannin ahead to serve you better
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
FFA to award to deserving members in the West,
Alaska and Hawaii.
Joan Anderson plans to apply for one of these,
This is part of the nearly $1 million we contribute
annually for scholarships, fellowships, grants, services
and materials for schools. We deem
Local Eagles Auxiliary
Honors Birlhdays Of
Members Wih Cake
Eagles Auxiliary No. 2079 hon-
order District Deputy Marie Lewis
and District Mother Veona Fish-
er at it.s regular April 23 meet-
ing. A lovely gift was presented
to each of them. Several members
accompanied the Mother from
Raymond.
A birthday cake was made by
Virginia Dundas to honor all who
had birthdays in Jan . Feb. or
:March. Doughnuts and coffee was
also served by the men
Nomination of officers was held.
Those nominated are: President.
Jean Dorsett: vice pres.. Edna
Kneeland; chaplain, Myrtle Swear-
ingen; conductress. Bertha Lord;
inside guard. Bertha Johnson; out-
side guard, Agne Lund: trustee.
Doroffhy Eads: treasurer, Florence
Marler: Jr, past pres., Virginia
Dundas.
Canal Amaranth To
Install Nex! Week
Mrs. Susan Cheatham was elect-
ed Royal Matron of Canal Court.
Order of Amaranth at its Jast
meeting. Others elected to office
include Dess Haines. royal patron;
Mrs. Mattie Backlund. associate
matron; Fred Martin. associate
patron; Mrs. Edna Haines. conduc-
tress; Mrs. Erna Martin. associate
conductress; Mrs. Evelyn Nichol-
son, secretary; Mrs. Hattie Hunt-
ley, treasurer; and Martin Smith,
trustee.
The new officers will be instal-
led during a public ceremony at
8 p.m. May 11 at the Union Lodge
hal!. Appointive officers will also
be installed at that time.
Canal court officers will hold a
practice meeting in the Union
Lodge hall at 7 p.m. Sunday.
Marriage Licenses
Applying for marrmge licenses
at the Mason county Auditor's of-
fice this past week were:
Donald V. Stoppler, 23. Shelton,
and Sharon Kellerman, 19, Dayton.
R. A. Coppersmith, legal, Taco-
ma and G. V. Haslett, legal, Ta-
coma.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS THIS SUNDAY
JANET ESTVOLD wi I be installed as Honored Queen for Bethel
No. 37, Order of Job's Daughters at 2 p.m. this Sunday in the
Masonic Temple. The public is invited to attend.
Princess. Cheryl Boad; Jr. Prin-
cess, Marcia Dorcey; guide, Terry
Turner; marshal, Janice Powell;
chaplain Kathy Archer; treasurer,
Cindy B'oad; recorder. Judy Rains;
musician .Yvonne VanLaanen.
First messenger, Diane Turner;
2nd messenger, Sandy Smith: 3rd
messenger. Valerie Bins; 4th mes-
senger. Nits Potter; 5th messen-
VICKI LEE AUXILIARY
The Vicki Lee Orthopedic Aux-
iliary will hold its meeting next Sandy Carney Judy Eby, Susie
Monday at the home of Mrs. Gene Luhm, Rabble Johnson. Nancy
Ayers with Mrs. Ran LeGarde as Powell and Judy Nicholson.
co-hostess. There will be election Those being installed include
of new officers. Honored Queen, Janet Estvold; Sr.
Honored Queen Elect. Janet
Estvold. and the members of Beth-
el No. 37 Order of Job's Daugh-
ters cordially invite the public to
attend the installation of officers
at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Masonic
Temple.
Installing officers will be Paula
Harman. outgoing Honored Queen,
Aline Devlin. Marl] yn Arnold,
TOM ROWE TAKES ABERDEEN BRIDE IN
THE CHAPEL OF THE BELLS Ill RENO
A WEDDING
TRIP to Lake
Tahoe followed
the recent mar-
riage of Diane
Marie Ellison to
Thomas C. Rowe
Jr'. at the Cha-
pel of the Bells
in' RenD, Neva-
da. The new ma-
tron, a senior at
the University of
Washington, is
the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs.
Russell M. Elli-
son , Aberdeen.
She is a member
of Alpha Chi O-
mega sorority.
The bridegrooms
parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Thom-
as C. Rowe, St.,
Union. He is a
graduate of the U Of W and will complete his Master's Degree in the
fall. His affiliation is Phi Delta Theta. The bride wore a white, wool
Monarch suit styled with a collarless, slightly-fitted jacket over a
pencil slim skirt with white accessories for the early evening cere-
money. She carried a bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. Mrs.
Robert C. Holm, Cousin of-the bride from Modesto, Calif. was the mat-
ron of Tlonor. Mr. Holm served as the best man. The newlyweds wilt
make their home in Fremont, Calif., where Mr. Rowe is employed at
the Lumbermen's Mercantile Co.
ger, Linda Rains; Sr, custodian,
Diane Olsen; Jr. custodian, Sandy
Koch: librarian Barbara Wolf;
inner guard, Donna Anderson; out-
er guard, Lovey Kelly,
Courtesy officers include Diane
Bina. SuAnn Anderson, Gall Down-
ing and %¥endy Anderson.
The choir includes Lyta An-
drews. Leanne Armstrong, Wilma
Bolduc, Linda Johnson. Janice
Pierce. Gall Steensen. Janet Stein-
berg, Connie Stevens. Cindy XYait9
and Ginny Welton.
Refreshments will be served fol-
lowing the ceremony.
Mayor Proclaims
National Music
Week May 5-1.2
"Whereas music plays an inva-
luable influence in the life of our
world; and whereas music is one
of the most sublime of human pur-
suits and is subscribed to by all
races and creeds; and whereas mu-
sic is the language of all peoples
and one of the greatest forces in
creating peace and harmony; and
whereas the National Federation
of :Music Clubs -- dedicated to
encouraging young musicians, to
increasing musical knowledge, and
to advancing American music --
and its cooperating organizations
join forces to direct attention to
the dynamic influence of music in
everyday living; now. therefore, I
F. A. Travis. Jr. Mayor of the city
of Shelton do herebr proclaim the
week of May 5-12, 1963, as National
Music Week and ask that all citi-
zens of this community observe
and take part in activities, recog-
nizing the importance of music,
musicians, and musical organiza-
tions in the cultural life of our
City, and State. and the Nation,
and World.
P. A. Travis. Jr.,
Mayor.
Methodist WSCS
Joint Meeting
The Methodist WSCS will have
joint meeting of all circles at 7:30
p.m. next Wednesday in the fire-
place room at the church.
Journal
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SUGGESTS/
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year and prevent
injuries. Get your se=
May 4 at 3rd and
sored by Shelton JP
Sheriff's reserve.
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Mrs. Merrill Saeffer, spiritual life
secretary, is in charge of the pro- MASOTN 0 COUNTY P U Ol NO• 3
gram, There will be a Pledge serv- ' m
ice. /usic will be by the Anm- : ! m
ranth choir and the Ruth Circle
will6 Southsidep.m.SerVeSoUTIt[SIDE--for refreshmentS.aGrangepotluckGRANGEwillsuppermeetthis, at J ApCrKsIcC2E @ L I;EPBWEtE R ELECT:;LLY ;RY
tPiday t 'the @rnge hall, The
regular meeting will follow the
dinner.