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SHELTON-MAON
1959
and Goodwin's Evergreen
Service
lPi'eaentative in Mason County for
" Oil & Wood
III I
pRODUCTS COMPANY
Grade Fuel and Diesel Oils
Franklin Phone HA. 6-3031
PROMPT SERVICE
PAPER HANGING O PAINTING
6 Plaster Board Taping •
E.F. FULMER
Phone HA 6-4913
Gerry Villines,
Walt" Wolden
Repeat Vows
i Baskets of while steel< and
Ipailie daisies banked lhe altar
j,lf lhe Methodisl elllll*cb fill' the
I1 *cent wedding of Mrs. Gerry Vil-
h es, d:mghler of Mr. and Mrs.
!l[. (). Villines, to Mr. Walter \\;V.
i\\;Vohi,,n, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
iE. Wohh,n.
! The I,w. Charles T. tlatien of-
;fiemted at the double ring nup-
i tl:lls. Mrs. Harvey Hilhnan, organ-
ist, played "Boca/ so" and "] Love
You Tlluly. ''
I,'or her weo(ting the m'ide chose
: a navy blue knit mill with \\;vhitp
!accessories and red rose corsage.
The coupli:fs italy attendants
were Mr. Robert Wolden, brother
of the bridegrnom, and Mrs. James
Howell. Mrs. Howell was dressed
in a pale bhm knit suit.with wlaite
accessories alld red rose corsage.
A reception honoring the young
couple was held immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony at the home
of Mrs. Madeline Anderson. Botl-
quets of stock, painted daisies and
daffodils decorated the Anderson
home for the occasion.
A white linen cloth graced "the
bride's table attractively arranged
with daffodils apd white ,tape.rs
lending the backgrotlnd for thd:
wedding cake which was topped
bY nlinlitur.e white Weddin bells.
Serving the appointments were
Mes(lames WtllMm Furlong, bon,
Pogreba, t{cu Smith, Patll Irreder-
ickson. Gerald Burger and Mrs.
I4ay Hall;
. The new Mr. and Mrs. Wolden
are making their home at 50:3
i Bellevue. Mrs. Wohten is employ,
led at the helton branch of the
Seattle-First National "Bank and
Mr. Wolden is a service salesman
for Northwest Industrial Laundry,
Centralia.
Out-of-town guests attending
tie wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
Seth Myhr, Contralto; Mrs. Chary
.ty Villines, Eima; Mr. and Mrs.
Elvin Ackley and Mrs. William
Ca lvert, McCleary; Mrs. b'red
i Hawttmrne and Mrs. William Bax-
ter, Tacoma.
When People Have A
Cho,ce ...
w,tap"
na
CREAM
JOURNAL Ptii ed in "Ch'ri.¢tmastow,, U.8.A.," Shelton, Washington
[ • JF mlW 1, l_JltUll::l bqJUlL OICttA
1 30 t I g I V O/1 t $ /Officers Installation
, - " "Y .... / The public is invite t to attend
( lel POlt0r * ,, Phons HA. 6-4412 ):the itlslallati(m of officers fill'
j.., i,aill'(!l C(,u't No. 26, Order of Alll- I
;trlllh, ill , ) hi., Satuldav, int
Fall Weddini,00 Planned
MR. AND MRS. GEORGE H. WAGENER wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter, Lynne Marie, to Mr. Rolla Wallace
Halbert, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla W. Halbert. Miss Wagener
attended Washington State College, where she was a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and is now attending the Univer-
sity of Washington where she is a junior in speech education and
was recently pledged to Zeta Phi Eta, honorary national speech
sorority. Mr. Halbert attends the University of Washington where
he is affiliated with Sigma Nu fraternity and is majoring in en-
gineering. A fall wedding is planned. (Dean phot,).l
In Store After
Store Throughout
The County
Where Oarigold
I)mpotos . . .
II Wins!
• " Bird Walchers Invited Pinochle Players
To Audubon Meeting Slate Final Game
They Choose o Audohon Society of Olym-The last game of tile S[{A Pi-
pie cordially invites the public to noehle sea;;ou until fall will i)e
• • • • a special meeting at 8 p.ln., Fri- play(,d :il ,'iglll. o'('h,ck Tuesday
d day ,in the assembly hall of the ill lh*' Armol'V, preccd,'d by a tur-
St,}te Museum, Olympia, when Dr, R('V dinner " el. tlw lVl,,thodist
Arthur A. Allen' will show iris ch{n'ch at 6::{0 p.rn.
son Bay". Mrs. Viola Ltlllgen, 70.10 Hnc{ Chill'-:
ma Dr. Allen, tl'le tirst )l'ofessor of i]es Dahhnan, 5850 at last wee, lC'd
B
ornithology ill America was the meeting of Ihe club SPcond high
founder al(t is now ai,ectol, of the winners were Mrs. Betty Kuhnle
laboratory bf ornithology at Cor-]6qlS0 a.lt(i Pall] ('ase. 54;30 Travel-
nell University and a frequenl: ink pinochh, prizes we.re awarded
contrlhntor to the Nhtional ,Go()- MI'. and Mrs. t£alph SLockweil.
ducts graphic magazine as well as the Six ,nenfl)if)'s of the local club
r o author of several books on birds, joined in ;t l'ltixer Kanle at Camp
Because It's Local
hrigold Dairy
Products Are
Produced and
Processed In
Mason and
Kitsap Oounties.
:ML. Moriah Masonic Temple.
l (.)fii(!(.rs l,) be insl.alied are. IYI;1-
iri,' liUlUliim. Itoyal Matron and
i\\;Villianl H. Anderson, l{oyal Pa-
l ,',HI ; i]s1 hel' Antlerson, associate
nml.rou; C, harlcs 'Vrage, ;issociate
i patv,,n; Clm ]'ies Vv'right, secre-
,,lay; El:ie Wilson, Ireasurer; Ma-
bh' Ailken, (!end|let l'ess; Gr;:tee
\\;Veils, ass()(:iat,' colldtlctress; Ir-
i l3tq:'d F¢untliOll, three year trustee.
! Appointive oficers to be install-
ie,I ave (:Ice i,'isher, nmrshal In the
i tqtSI ; tl'Oll(! ,l'Itckson, nlal'silal in
I he west : iAl\\;vt'enc(! Fisher, pre-
i late; Georgia ttellman, standmd
] I)P;t i'(w; Elllnly Pel crson, truth;
; I{11111 I,al hanL faith; Lucllle
i Speoce, wis(Iom; Catht, rine Glla-
dt!l'sen, ('hal'ity; Lee Gundersen,
'hi:hriall; Iea Larson, nltlsician;
IThe)dore Deer, selitinel and Ellis
,Vclls, warder.
VFW Aux. Names
Dept. Delegates
At the la,nl meeting of the Vet-
erans of li'¢fi'eign Wars Auxiliary
eleciitm of department delegates
to the (b,,partmcnt conventinn in
Tucoma ,lunc 10 was hehl. ThoSe
eleetcd were Miss Marian John-
son, MI's. Jessie Cox, Mrs. Frances
Moake and Mrs. l'im'ence Hamli-
hm. Alt,q'nales are Mrs. Sue.
Weaver, Mrs. Nellie H, iter, "Mrs.
Lenora l?,org and Mrs. Amy Frank.
More plans were discussed' a,rld
'arrangements ms(to for the fifth
dislriet lneeting to be hehl May
16, in Shelton.
President Mi-s. Betty Godwin,
t;rcstding at her first m'eeting, an-
nOilnced th0 following clmirmen
for tim year: Mrs, Frank, Amer-
icanism;" Ml;'S. Cox, Bttddy Poppy,
'trance.r, Gold Star Mothers; Mrs.
[ \\;Vi aver, (ommunlty service; Mrs
P'ae Robinson, essay, membership,
youth activities; Mrs. Colleen Gep-
I lt't, publicity, hospital; Mrs, Vir-
gie Cleveland, co-hospital; Mrs.
Lucy Edmiston, legislative, Ih-
tilmai Memorial building; liss
Marian Johnson, national home,
civil defense, Cascade council rep-
resentative; Mrs. Daisy Pinney,
Mrs. lwothy Surratt. rehabilita-
tion and service officers; Mrs. Me-
rle McKay, scholarship; Mrs. Vi-
bla Lnugen, house committee; Mrs.
Lucille Speece, chairman and Mrs.
Cox and Mrs. Florence Hamilton,
ways and means.
It was voted to make a contri-
l)tlI;iot io the summer recreation
Ill'( )g l'a.m.
Shelton Student To
Teach In Vancouver
Ninety-three student teachers
fr,)m Ci-,ntral Washington College
of Hducaiion at Ellensburg are
receiving on-the-spot training in
seven school districts in the state
lhu'ing the Spring quarter, ac-
Cording to Dr. Roy Ruebel, direc-
tor of student tt'4aehing. George
Booth of Shelton will teach at
V ancouver.
Timsc towns aiding the college
in one of the final steps of the
teacher-trairfing program a r e"
Bellevue, Ellensburg, Kirkland,
Kittitas. Vancouver. Wenatchee
Dr: Allen's expeditions have (])'is(lnh recently, and Yaktma.
taken him from the Columbiar ..............................................................................
Andes to the tundra of Alaska.
Hudson Bay, shores of Labrador.
Mexico, the Panama jungles and
from Florida to California. He is
on the West coast now for the
purpose of recording local bird
ongs.
. Raflreshments will be served for
lowing the film for those wishing
to meet Dr. Allen.
Oarol t)offman Altonds
Linfleld l)ampus Day
Kitsap.Mas0n Dairymen's Assn.
llb AND GROVE • • Phone 'ILL4. 6-4473
Carol Coffman, 724 W. Harvard.
Shelton, was among some 280
Northwest young people consider-
ing 'c(hlle next fall to attend an-
nual Campus Day at Lirffiehi col-
lege, MoMinnville. Ore.. April 25.
Students met professors in their
depdrtments of part|qular interest
and attended sample college
class sessions and athletic and so-
clal fnnctlon dtlrlng the day.
In the evening they were enter-
tained at a banquet and were
guests at the annual Mu Phi Epsi-
Ion song contest.
Pre.school C00nsus
Asked at VI'A.Meet
Rudy Oltman, Sheltofl'iuperin-
tendent of schools'. Pttil'sted a
pre-school census from the" Mason
county PTA Council last Wednes-
day. The request was gven in or-
der to better enable the estimate
of new additional building of class
rooms. Mrs. Harry Tokes and Mra.
Moritz Schmidt were named co-
chairmen of the census
Mrs. Jack Powell. reported or
her husband's behalf of the juve-
nile book and magazine problem.
It was also voted to have parents
present at the Friday night show
in order to curtail misbehavior.
Mrs. John Pill was chosen to at-
tend the state convention May 5-8
in Yakima.
Following the meeting training
for 1959-60 PTA officers was held.
Election Scheduled
B Evergreen Aux.
ection of officers will be held
at the next meeting of the Ever-
green Orthopedic Auxiliary a 8
p.m.. today, Thursday, in the new
McCleary home of Mrs. Phillip G.
Morrison.
Retiring officers are Mrs. Del-
bert M. Johnson, president, Mrs.
L. L McInelly, secretary and Miss
Clara L. Hanson, treasfirer.
EQUIETRLa, N ..... Judy Hale,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Hale, Hoodsport was among the
43 students who rode In the an-
nual Lindenwood College horse
show last Saturday. Tle show,
presented by Beta Chi. the campus
Club, of which Misa Hale is
ia an event of the an
ay-Ptrnts weekend
the college.
Mother'i
Dk
Sunday,
May 10
TI4E GIFT BOX Chocolates and butter bons
.114 11. .2.16 lha. *SJ
amhivety oum ..,
McCONKEY'S
Drug Oenler
306 Railroad
Pharmcl
329 Railroad
Pa
I
Pt.lmtet's No, 1
Avat]able in Oilmpm [NtW
for nlineral wealth in 'vVasifington
and their requests for information
and advice prompted the State Dl- [FAMILY PLAN/
vision of Mines and Geology of the
Department of Conserwtion to
publish a booklet, "Prospecting in
\\;Vashington," wifici was released
:or distribution today in Olympia.
Tile report dvscribes types of
ore (leposit.' and lhe minerals and
locks associated with them. It in-
chules instrucl.ions fo r l)rospe.ctors,
descriptions of placer and lode
sampling me.thods and directions
fm claim staking. Reference is
made to so,urces of lnfo!'mati0n on
mining law and to other sources
on subje(.ts of int.erest to prospec-
tors,
Mothers Feted
At 'r'
W.C.I.U. Meet
"Mothers' Day" was the ttaeme LIFE INSURANCE
of the Women's Christian Temper-
ance Union meeting last Friday, in t [E l'tbrr'*''''
tie Fatth Lutheran church, foIllSw-
ing a no-h0st luncieon served at
tables decm'ated with Imquets of F iBOn YOU t. I
spring fh)wers. Mrs. Agnus Kan- "-
gas wits in charge of the arrange- " YOUR WIF
W
nlents.
The afternoon program was AD CHILDREN
opened by the devotions led by
Mrs. Olive Quarrier with Bible
verses admonishing mothers on
t, he right training of their ehil- AT NEW LOW COS]'
dren,
The Rev. J, Bernhard Bretiietm,
'past. of ihe church, sang "How
Great ThOu ArU'. "Mrs, Rachel T0u need money if you lose
Chase, di'cctor of child Welfare, yo:urwtfeorachild-justasyour
widow seeds money ff she lose
gave an instructive talk ()r child,
care, bringing out the dangers of you. So-Farmcrs announces s
the constiht watch of TV pro- uaiqueaewF-L-E-X-I-B-L-E
gl,ams where ns and alcohol plit that provides death bene-
beverage adwrtising are made at- ltts to either survivor, with the
tractive to the child. This is often unusual[eaturel:
th cause of child delhnquency.
She also reported on the "Good • peanent insurance /or ymr.
lews" Bible classes for children wif
leld in Shelton this year and
urged mother. to enroll their chil- • paid-in.full life insurams for
dren In the classes again next widow and ihildren
year. s eover children born sfter pol-
Miss Elsie Deweli reviewed a icy is issued
chapter of the study book, "Slmd-
ow Over America". A timely ac- s rights for children to convert
count of her trip to Mexico was to other insutmce, st qge ,
given by Mrs. L. D. Hack, which WithOUt medical examination,
was of particular interest to the Aboontouninsurablsehildron!
group because of the scheduled • youtfdmilY'sinsurapaidvp
WCTU world convention, in Mex- if yd.'re dilabled
ice City this October.
It eots much less, now, to |eL
Shelton Trio on Honor , new protection. Look in your
Roll at University phone book, under Farmers lao
More than 825 Uniwn'sity nf Suranee Croup-call your neigh-
Washington students wet'(, listed brlood agent for fuU details ot[
on the undergraduate scholarship this remarkableF-L-E-X-l-
honor, roll for Winter Quarter, ' B-L-Epoltt% tailored to fit your
1959, Mrs. Ethelyn Toner, regis- himilys nee€is.
trar, announced today. Among the
group are Lawrence Gosser, Sue
Greenwalt and Patrlcia Price of lrAgMEI NEW hORLD LI
TO bc eligible for l.he Its{, stu- "" " '
dents must carry 12 academic
hem's of studies and maintain at
least a 3.5 grade-point average?. A
4.0 average ix straight "A". .r
IECENT VISITOR: Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Powell. Jr. and fam-
ily visited with friends and rela-[ AUT0*LITsFIRE.TRUCK.BUSINESS.,
lives i Mason e(iunty htst week, [
whi'eHarryP°well'Sr"madelastl MLi PEARS01
minute preparhtions to move to"
hls son's'home ih Tula Rosa, N, M.
................................... MASON COUNTY AGENT
The nickel-coppe: ore body in 125 North 5th Street
the Sudbury District of O(ttario i Phone HA 6-3061
almost two 'miles 10ng and more SHELTON. WASH
than 4.000 feet deep.
20 Ye00s Ago
McConkeY'a pharmacy, serving Mason County readents for
more than 24 years, brings you this column taken from the
files of yeeryear. We hope it ia of intereat to you.
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TUESDAY, MAY 2, 193.--ProducLng the greatest seorc (H'
hie per,lal bowlirtg eareer, I. H, Woods set a new all-time rec-
ord with hl 6?2 aerte at the Northwest /nternatlonal BowlinR
conlress in Spokane.
Two new airplanes, both seaplanes, were acitied to Mason
County's air flet over the weeken4 with delivery bein made
to I)i'. B. I€/. Collier and Merrltt KI0ran.
Mrs. Jeanette Ottermatt is the general chairman for the
anntml" penny drive sponaOred by the Children's Orthopedir
hospital.
Bcase Of unprecedented dry weather, the departnlent of
Conservation and Development annomw.ed the closing of certain
parts of,, the county.
Mrs. Frank Swanson and Mrs. Kemeth Calkins enterhdned
Friday afternoon with a silver tea to benefit the Bordeaux PTA
hot hmoh fund. ' Gtleat for the afternoon tea were Mrs. Gcorgr
Herzog, Mrs. Crarencc Arbogast. Mrs. Ed Conner. Mrs. Maurice
Ktnaey;' Ms. Wt}lm Roger, Mrs. Htarry Dittman, Mrs. Kenney,
Miss Inga KrtstiOl, MiSs Doris Torte and Mrs. C. C. Gibbs.
THURSDAY,, MAY ,4, 193-r-. Homer Taylor, vice-princil)al
and athletic dii'ector at Irene S'. Reed high school has been ap-
pbinte!, ild$,flbI( tli'CttSr #/lti Amlerian Leiotl Junior baseball
c}i/ich here fbr the ummer.
Fire which broke But ;it: the attic of*{he Al Gondwin home
on Cott street between Seeond and Tird street0 was prevented
trdm spreading to the nearby woodefi buildinga of ,lerry Val-
ley's blacksmith shop an the ub Cigar store by the quick
irival of'the tty five department this afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Gua wrtson of Arcadia returned to Sllelton
from s trtpto Ing BeAch, Caltfnrnta.
Denial by the tte Supregm Court, of a rehearing on his
appea f, rom the, verdict of girllty to murdering his wLfc rendered
by a Mason County superior court .last summer left Benhard
R, Iuchl frmer mtltworker anll lyflhnesota policeman With
executiwe clemency or appeal to the U. S. SUl)reme Court ItS his
only remaining hope for hi lile .........
Mra, Charles Savage and Paul and Jt/stin Keever spent the
past we'k |a Olympia a, tteadlog..tle Adult Leaders Recreation
school Which is sponsored by the National Recreatinnal Institute
m LeW Y0rR.
Re-opning after s two months closure, the Stop hm Cafe
will be rollenel for lUItesa thls Saturday by Mrs. Nollmi
Chaac, who was the original owner.
For Over 24 Years it Has Been
McCONKEYS FOR DRUGS
TWO LOCATIONS "TO SERVE YOU
806 RAILROAD
Phons HA 6-34SS
,m00iL00O00
Phono HA i-44SS
SHELTON-MAON
1959
and Goodwin's Evergreen
Service
lPi'eaentative in Mason County for
" Oil & Wood
III I
pRODUCTS COMPANY
Grade Fuel and Diesel Oils
Franklin Phone HA. 6-3031
PROMPT SERVICE
PAPER HANGING O PAINTING
6 Plaster Board Taping •
E.F. FULMER
Phone HA 6-4913
Gerry Villines,
Walt" Wolden
Repeat Vows
i Baskets of while steel< and
Ipailie daisies banked lhe altar
j,lf lhe Methodisl elllll*cb fill' the
I1 *cent wedding of Mrs. Gerry Vil-
h es, d:mghler of Mr. and Mrs.
!l[. (). Villines, to Mr. Walter \\;V.
i\\;Vohi,,n, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
iE. Wohh,n.
! The I,w. Charles T. tlatien of-
;fiemted at the double ring nup-
i tl:lls. Mrs. Harvey Hilhnan, organ-
ist, played "Boca/ so" and "] Love
You Tlluly. ''
I,'or her weo(ting the m'ide chose
: a navy blue knit mill with \\;vhitp
!accessories and red rose corsage.
The coupli:fs italy attendants
were Mr. Robert Wolden, brother
of the bridegrnom, and Mrs. James
Howell. Mrs. Howell was dressed
in a pale bhm knit suit.with wlaite
accessories alld red rose corsage.
A reception honoring the young
couple was held immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony at the home
of Mrs. Madeline Anderson. Botl-
quets of stock, painted daisies and
daffodils decorated the Anderson
home for the occasion.
A white linen cloth graced "the
bride's table attractively arranged
with daffodils apd white ,tape.rs
lending the backgrotlnd for thd:
wedding cake which was topped
bY nlinlitur.e white Weddin bells.
Serving the appointments were
Mes(lames WtllMm Furlong, bon,
Pogreba, t{cu Smith, Patll Irreder-
ickson. Gerald Burger and Mrs.
I4ay Hall;
. The new Mr. and Mrs. Wolden
are making their home at 50:3
i Bellevue. Mrs. Wohten is employ,
led at the helton branch of the
Seattle-First National "Bank and
Mr. Wolden is a service salesman
for Northwest Industrial Laundry,
Centralia.
Out-of-town guests attending
tie wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
Seth Myhr, Contralto; Mrs. Chary
.ty Villines, Eima; Mr. and Mrs.
Elvin Ackley and Mrs. William
Ca lvert, McCleary; Mrs. b'red
i Hawttmrne and Mrs. William Bax-
ter, Tacoma.
When People Have A
Cho,ce ...
w,tap"
na
CREAM
JOURNAL Ptii ed in "Ch'ri.¢tmastow,, U.8.A.," Shelton, Washington
[ • JF mlW 1, l_JltUll::l bqJUlL OICttA
1 30 t I g I V O/1 t $ /Officers Installation
, - " "Y .... / The public is invite t to attend
( lel POlt0r * ,, Phons HA. 6-4412 ):the itlslallati(m of officers fill'
j.., i,aill'(!l C(,u't No. 26, Order of Alll- I
;trlllh, ill , ) hi., Satuldav, int
Fall Weddini,00 Planned
MR. AND MRS. GEORGE H. WAGENER wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter, Lynne Marie, to Mr. Rolla Wallace
Halbert, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla W. Halbert. Miss Wagener
attended Washington State College, where she was a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and is now attending the Univer-
sity of Washington where she is a junior in speech education and
was recently pledged to Zeta Phi Eta, honorary national speech
sorority. Mr. Halbert attends the University of Washington where
he is affiliated with Sigma Nu fraternity and is majoring in en-
gineering. A fall wedding is planned. (Dean phot,).l
In Store After
Store Throughout
The County
Where Oarigold
I)mpotos . . .
II Wins!
• " Bird Walchers Invited Pinochle Players
To Audubon Meeting Slate Final Game
They Choose o Audohon Society of Olym-The last game of tile S[{A Pi-
pie cordially invites the public to noehle sea;;ou until fall will i)e
• • • • a special meeting at 8 p.ln., Fri- play(,d :il ,'iglll. o'('h,ck Tuesday
d day ,in the assembly hall of the ill lh*' Armol'V, preccd,'d by a tur-
St,}te Museum, Olympia, when Dr, R('V dinner " el. tlw lVl,,thodist
Arthur A. Allen' will show iris ch{n'ch at 6::{0 p.rn.
son Bay". Mrs. Viola Ltlllgen, 70.10 Hnc{ Chill'-:
ma Dr. Allen, tl'le tirst )l'ofessor of i]es Dahhnan, 5850 at last wee, lC'd
B
ornithology ill America was the meeting of Ihe club SPcond high
founder al(t is now ai,ectol, of the winners were Mrs. Betty Kuhnle
laboratory bf ornithology at Cor-]6qlS0 a.lt(i Pall] ('ase. 54;30 Travel-
nell University and a frequenl: ink pinochh, prizes we.re awarded
contrlhntor to the Nhtional ,Go()- MI'. and Mrs. t£alph SLockweil.
ducts graphic magazine as well as the Six ,nenfl)if)'s of the local club
r o author of several books on birds, joined in ;t l'ltixer Kanle at Camp
Because It's Local
hrigold Dairy
Products Are
Produced and
Processed In
Mason and
Kitsap Oounties.
:ML. Moriah Masonic Temple.
l (.)fii(!(.rs l,) be insl.alied are. IYI;1-
iri,' liUlUliim. Itoyal Matron and
i\\;Villianl H. Anderson, l{oyal Pa-
l ,',HI ; i]s1 hel' Antlerson, associate
nml.rou; C, harlcs 'Vrage, ;issociate
i patv,,n; Clm ]'ies Vv'right, secre-
,,lay; El:ie Wilson, Ireasurer; Ma-
bh' Ailken, (!end|let l'ess; Gr;:tee
\\;Veils, ass()(:iat,' colldtlctress; Ir-
i l3tq:'d F¢untliOll, three year trustee.
! Appointive oficers to be install-
ie,I ave (:Ice i,'isher, nmrshal In the
i tqtSI ; tl'Oll(! ,l'Itckson, nlal'silal in
I he west : iAl\\;vt'enc(! Fisher, pre-
i late; Georgia ttellman, standmd
] I)P;t i'(w; Elllnly Pel crson, truth;
; I{11111 I,al hanL faith; Lucllle
i Speoce, wis(Iom; Catht, rine Glla-
dt!l'sen, ('hal'ity; Lee Gundersen,
'hi:hriall; Iea Larson, nltlsician;
IThe)dore Deer, selitinel and Ellis
,Vclls, warder.
VFW Aux. Names
Dept. Delegates
At the la,nl meeting of the Vet-
erans of li'¢fi'eign Wars Auxiliary
eleciitm of department delegates
to the (b,,partmcnt conventinn in
Tucoma ,lunc 10 was hehl. ThoSe
eleetcd were Miss Marian John-
son, MI's. Jessie Cox, Mrs. Frances
Moake and Mrs. l'im'ence Hamli-
hm. Alt,q'nales are Mrs. Sue.
Weaver, Mrs. Nellie H, iter, "Mrs.
Lenora l?,org and Mrs. Amy Frank.
More plans were discussed' a,rld
'arrangements ms(to for the fifth
dislriet lneeting to be hehl May
16, in Shelton.
President Mi-s. Betty Godwin,
t;rcstding at her first m'eeting, an-
nOilnced th0 following clmirmen
for tim year: Mrs, Frank, Amer-
icanism;" Ml;'S. Cox, Bttddy Poppy,
'trance.r, Gold Star Mothers; Mrs.
[ \\;Vi aver, (ommunlty service; Mrs
P'ae Robinson, essay, membership,
youth activities; Mrs. Colleen Gep-
I lt't, publicity, hospital; Mrs, Vir-
gie Cleveland, co-hospital; Mrs.
Lucy Edmiston, legislative, Ih-
tilmai Memorial building; liss
Marian Johnson, national home,
civil defense, Cascade council rep-
resentative; Mrs. Daisy Pinney,
Mrs. lwothy Surratt. rehabilita-
tion and service officers; Mrs. Me-
rle McKay, scholarship; Mrs. Vi-
bla Lnugen, house committee; Mrs.
Lucille Speece, chairman and Mrs.
Cox and Mrs. Florence Hamilton,
ways and means.
It was voted to make a contri-
l)tlI;iot io the summer recreation
Ill'( )g l'a.m.
Shelton Student To
Teach In Vancouver
Ninety-three student teachers
fr,)m Ci-,ntral Washington College
of Hducaiion at Ellensburg are
receiving on-the-spot training in
seven school districts in the state
lhu'ing the Spring quarter, ac-
Cording to Dr. Roy Ruebel, direc-
tor of student tt'4aehing. George
Booth of Shelton will teach at
V ancouver.
Timsc towns aiding the college
in one of the final steps of the
teacher-trairfing program a r e"
Bellevue, Ellensburg, Kirkland,
Kittitas. Vancouver. Wenatchee
Dr: Allen's expeditions have (])'is(lnh recently, and Yaktma.
taken him from the Columbiar ..............................................................................
Andes to the tundra of Alaska.
Hudson Bay, shores of Labrador.
Mexico, the Panama jungles and
from Florida to California. He is
on the West coast now for the
purpose of recording local bird
ongs.
. Raflreshments will be served for
lowing the film for those wishing
to meet Dr. Allen.
Oarol t)offman Altonds
Linfleld l)ampus Day
Kitsap.Mas0n Dairymen's Assn.
llb AND GROVE • • Phone 'ILL4. 6-4473
Carol Coffman, 724 W. Harvard.
Shelton, was among some 280
Northwest young people consider-
ing 'c(hlle next fall to attend an-
nual Campus Day at Lirffiehi col-
lege, MoMinnville. Ore.. April 25.
Students met professors in their
depdrtments of part|qular interest
and attended sample college
class sessions and athletic and so-
clal fnnctlon dtlrlng the day.
In the evening they were enter-
tained at a banquet and were
guests at the annual Mu Phi Epsi-
Ion song contest.
Pre.school C00nsus
Asked at VI'A.Meet
Rudy Oltman, Sheltofl'iuperin-
tendent of schools'. Pttil'sted a
pre-school census from the" Mason
county PTA Council last Wednes-
day. The request was gven in or-
der to better enable the estimate
of new additional building of class
rooms. Mrs. Harry Tokes and Mra.
Moritz Schmidt were named co-
chairmen of the census
Mrs. Jack Powell. reported or
her husband's behalf of the juve-
nile book and magazine problem.
It was also voted to have parents
present at the Friday night show
in order to curtail misbehavior.
Mrs. John Pill was chosen to at-
tend the state convention May 5-8
in Yakima.
Following the meeting training
for 1959-60 PTA officers was held.
Election Scheduled
B Evergreen Aux.
ection of officers will be held
at the next meeting of the Ever-
green Orthopedic Auxiliary a 8
p.m.. today, Thursday, in the new
McCleary home of Mrs. Phillip G.
Morrison.
Retiring officers are Mrs. Del-
bert M. Johnson, president, Mrs.
L. L McInelly, secretary and Miss
Clara L. Hanson, treasfirer.
EQUIETRLa, N ..... Judy Hale,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Hale, Hoodsport was among the
43 students who rode In the an-
nual Lindenwood College horse
show last Saturday. Tle show,
presented by Beta Chi. the campus
Club, of which Misa Hale is
ia an event of the an
ay-Ptrnts weekend
the college.
Mother'i
Dk
Sunday,
May 10
TI4E GIFT BOX Chocolates and butter bons
.114 11. .2.16 lha. *SJ
amhivety oum ..,
McCONKEY'S
Drug Oenler
306 Railroad
Pharmcl
329 Railroad
Pa
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Pt.lmtet's No, 1
Avat]able in Oilmpm [NtW
for nlineral wealth in 'vVasifington
and their requests for information
and advice prompted the State Dl- [FAMILY PLAN/
vision of Mines and Geology of the
Department of Conserwtion to
publish a booklet, "Prospecting in
\\;Vashington," wifici was released
:or distribution today in Olympia.
Tile report dvscribes types of
ore (leposit.' and lhe minerals and
locks associated with them. It in-
chules instrucl.ions fo r l)rospe.ctors,
descriptions of placer and lode
sampling me.thods and directions
fm claim staking. Reference is
made to so,urces of lnfo!'mati0n on
mining law and to other sources
on subje(.ts of int.erest to prospec-
tors,
Mothers Feted
At 'r'
W.C.I.U. Meet
"Mothers' Day" was the ttaeme LIFE INSURANCE
of the Women's Christian Temper-
ance Union meeting last Friday, in t [E l'tbrr'*''''
tie Fatth Lutheran church, foIllSw-
ing a no-h0st luncieon served at
tables decm'ated with Imquets of F iBOn YOU t. I
spring fh)wers. Mrs. Agnus Kan- "-
gas wits in charge of the arrange- " YOUR WIF
W
nlents.
The afternoon program was AD CHILDREN
opened by the devotions led by
Mrs. Olive Quarrier with Bible
verses admonishing mothers on
t, he right training of their ehil- AT NEW LOW COS]'
dren,
The Rev. J, Bernhard Bretiietm,
'past. of ihe church, sang "How
Great ThOu ArU'. "Mrs, Rachel T0u need money if you lose
Chase, di'cctor of child Welfare, yo:urwtfeorachild-justasyour
widow seeds money ff she lose
gave an instructive talk ()r child,
care, bringing out the dangers of you. So-Farmcrs announces s
the constiht watch of TV pro- uaiqueaewF-L-E-X-I-B-L-E
gl,ams where ns and alcohol plit that provides death bene-
beverage adwrtising are made at- ltts to either survivor, with the
tractive to the child. This is often unusual[eaturel:
th cause of child delhnquency.
She also reported on the "Good • peanent insurance /or ymr.
lews" Bible classes for children wif
leld in Shelton this year and
urged mother. to enroll their chil- • paid-in.full life insurams for
dren In the classes again next widow and ihildren
year. s eover children born sfter pol-
Miss Elsie Deweli reviewed a icy is issued
chapter of the study book, "Slmd-
ow Over America". A timely ac- s rights for children to convert
count of her trip to Mexico was to other insutmce, st qge ,
given by Mrs. L. D. Hack, which WithOUt medical examination,
was of particular interest to the Aboontouninsurablsehildron!
group because of the scheduled • youtfdmilY'sinsurapaidvp
WCTU world convention, in Mex- if yd.'re dilabled
ice City this October.
It eots much less, now, to |eL
Shelton Trio on Honor , new protection. Look in your
Roll at University phone book, under Farmers lao
More than 825 Uniwn'sity nf Suranee Croup-call your neigh-
Washington students wet'(, listed brlood agent for fuU details ot[
on the undergraduate scholarship this remarkableF-L-E-X-l-
honor, roll for Winter Quarter, ' B-L-Epoltt% tailored to fit your
1959, Mrs. Ethelyn Toner, regis- himilys nee€is.
trar, announced today. Among the
group are Lawrence Gosser, Sue
Greenwalt and Patrlcia Price of lrAgMEI NEW hORLD LI
TO bc eligible for l.he Its{, stu- "" " '
dents must carry 12 academic
hem's of studies and maintain at
least a 3.5 grade-point average?. A
4.0 average ix straight "A". .r
IECENT VISITOR: Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Powell. Jr. and fam-
ily visited with friends and rela-[ AUT0*LITsFIRE.TRUCK.BUSINESS.,
lives i Mason e(iunty htst week, [
whi'eHarryP°well'Sr"madelastl MLi PEARS01
minute preparhtions to move to"
hls son's'home ih Tula Rosa, N, M.
................................... MASON COUNTY AGENT
The nickel-coppe: ore body in 125 North 5th Street
the Sudbury District of O(ttario i Phone HA 6-3061
almost two 'miles 10ng and more SHELTON. WASH
than 4.000 feet deep.
20 Ye00s Ago
McConkeY'a pharmacy, serving Mason County readents for
more than 24 years, brings you this column taken from the
files of yeeryear. We hope it ia of intereat to you.
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TUESDAY, MAY 2, 193.--ProducLng the greatest seorc (H'
hie per,lal bowlirtg eareer, I. H, Woods set a new all-time rec-
ord with hl 6?2 aerte at the Northwest /nternatlonal BowlinR
conlress in Spokane.
Two new airplanes, both seaplanes, were acitied to Mason
County's air flet over the weeken4 with delivery bein made
to I)i'. B. I€/. Collier and Merrltt KI0ran.
Mrs. Jeanette Ottermatt is the general chairman for the
anntml" penny drive sponaOred by the Children's Orthopedir
hospital.
Bcase Of unprecedented dry weather, the departnlent of
Conservation and Development annomw.ed the closing of certain
parts of,, the county.
Mrs. Frank Swanson and Mrs. Kemeth Calkins enterhdned
Friday afternoon with a silver tea to benefit the Bordeaux PTA
hot hmoh fund. ' Gtleat for the afternoon tea were Mrs. Gcorgr
Herzog, Mrs. Crarencc Arbogast. Mrs. Ed Conner. Mrs. Maurice
Ktnaey;' Ms. Wt}lm Roger, Mrs. Htarry Dittman, Mrs. Kenney,
Miss Inga KrtstiOl, MiSs Doris Torte and Mrs. C. C. Gibbs.
THURSDAY,, MAY ,4, 193-r-. Homer Taylor, vice-princil)al
and athletic dii'ector at Irene S'. Reed high school has been ap-
pbinte!, ild$,flbI( tli'CttSr #/lti Amlerian Leiotl Junior baseball
c}i/ich here fbr the ummer.
Fire which broke But ;it: the attic of*{he Al Gondwin home
on Cott street between Seeond and Tird street0 was prevented
trdm spreading to the nearby woodefi buildinga of ,lerry Val-
ley's blacksmith shop an the ub Cigar store by the quick
irival of'the tty five department this afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Gua wrtson of Arcadia returned to Sllelton
from s trtpto Ing BeAch, Caltfnrnta.
Denial by the tte Supregm Court, of a rehearing on his
appea f, rom the, verdict of girllty to murdering his wLfc rendered
by a Mason County superior court .last summer left Benhard
R, Iuchl frmer mtltworker anll lyflhnesota policeman With
executiwe clemency or appeal to the U. S. SUl)reme Court ItS his
only remaining hope for hi lile .........
Mra, Charles Savage and Paul and Jt/stin Keever spent the
past we'k |a Olympia a, tteadlog..tle Adult Leaders Recreation
school Which is sponsored by the National Recreatinnal Institute
m LeW Y0rR.
Re-opning after s two months closure, the Stop hm Cafe
will be rollenel for lUItesa thls Saturday by Mrs. Nollmi
Chaac, who was the original owner.
For Over 24 Years it Has Been
McCONKEYS FOR DRUGS
TWO LOCATIONS "TO SERVE YOU
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Phons HA 6-34SS
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