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SI:I L'PON--MAS0N COUNTY'JOURNAL--Published In "Chz ,, tr.,ostmrn U.S.A.", helton, rCashlngton
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and Min-
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' Fk)wer and
aturday and1
will be heldI
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inday in the
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non-competi-
:~- flower grow-
mpete in hmti-
five decoral ive
MAY 15 WEDDING RITE FOR
DORIS GII£ ANI) WHJL>!i,J,JLEhS '" '
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ST. EDWARD'S CATHOLIC church was the May 15 scene of a
wedding service for Miss Doris K. Gill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank O. Gill ,of Lilliwaup, and Will L. Rodger% son of Mr. and
Mrs. Whitley L. Rodgers, Shelton. The Immediate family of the
couple attended the 6 p.m. double ring rite performed by Father
Marion. Miss Juanita L. Rima and Stu Biehl were the couple's
only attendants. A reception followed in the Little Skookum hall
where about 100 of the couple's friends greeted them. Mrs. Gill
is employed by Rayonier, Inc. Her husband, a Shelton High
school graduate, is with the U. S. Army.
Heart Surgeon Is
l Speaker For WSNA
Washington 2tate Nurses' As-
sociation, District 22 held a nil,
host dinner fo- Its May meeting
"~'~ in Heinie's Broiler. "
along
on all your
Y
'n' carefree dairy Ioods
IS
DAIRY PRODUgTS COMMISSION, SEATTLE
A musical combo-vocal trio from
the high school furnished enter-
tainment during the dinner hour.
Dr. Dean Crystal, well-known
open heart surgeon from Seattle.
was guest speaker. He told of his
recent trip to India to a mission
hospital and fUns,rated with col-
ored slides.
Installation of officers followed,
with Nancy Cunningham succeed-
ing Betty Smith as president;
Margaret Klingler, newly elected
vice president; Nancy Yatcs, sec-
retary; and Frances Fox, treasur-
er.
Canal Club Slates
Pancake Breakfast
A Father's Day pancake break-
fast will be a treat to mother as
well as father if she takes him out
to the Potlatch clubhouse of the
Hood Canal Woman's Club June
20. Members of the club will be
on hand to start the day in fes-
tive style anytime from 9 a,m. to
2 p.m.
Mrs. D. H. Pierce is breakfast
committee chairman mad has plan-
ed a, hearty breakfast for the
occasion. It will include juice, ham
and eggs, hotcakes and coffee.
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426.4393
New Canal Amaranth
Officers lns afled mn
Open Ceremony May 21
Canal Com't No. 79, Order of
Ana'n'anth, held a puhlic iustalla-
tion at S t).m. May 21 in lhe Me-
sonic. Ten~ple in Union. A large
crowd witnessed the oi)e~l cer,mm-
hies ,is Mrs. Mattie Bacldjmd and
Fred Martin, retiring royal nmt-
ron and patron, gave up their of-
fices to tile incoming royal m'{t-
ron and patron, Mrs. Edna l lathes
and .loc Iihmtley.
The 1 incrownillg Re l'f~lllOlliL~s
were conducted with Mrs. Mild-
red Fo]'I)~-~s acting as UrlCrowllillL~
lnatron; Mrs. Elnllla Hammond as
standard bearer; Mrs, Hattie
Pic,'ce, Laurel court, as marslml
in the east; Mrs. Emily Comoise,
past royal matron Ever'Jrect] c, mrt
as mar'shal in the west: Mrs. E:'-
na ~{al'l, iFt as Cl'OV~'|I bearer 1111(1
Mrs~ Frances Radlke a;~ lllllgi(:i;in.
Tile flower attcndgnts W('t't! r(~y:|l
matrons of 1964-65.
Dm'ing the intermission dislin-
guished guests were ifllrodlmod,
followed by music on the o,'?,'an hy
Mrs. F'ra.nce:~ R;~.dtke and whis~-
ling by Mrs. Maybelle \Villsen.
Installing officer was Ray
Chamblin~ Destiny court, p'tst
Krand royal pat:rOll; in,tailing
marshal, Mrs. Emily Cent,oil';e: ill-
stalling aide, Lout La.tsou, L:nu'el
C,)Ul'I;; installing secretary, Mrs.
Ella MeCulloeh; installing prelate,
PATRICIA DUNN MARRIED IN
SPRING)RITE HLLD IN SLAII:LE
MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN TOWNER
Methodists Fete
Graduates With
Sunday Brunch
The home of Dr. and Mrs. 13. N~
Collier provided the setting for' a
Sunday hrunch to h(mor Methodist
graduatin.,e4 seniors May 23. Twen-
ty seniors enjoyed an nfternoon
ot food, sailing and entrevtainnlent
sponsored by the Woman's Society
of Chi'istian Stab, ice of the chur(~h
under the direction of Mrs. Ivan
Nenensch',vatlder and Mrs. Don
Woods.
The students shared thei|' plans
fro' the future and were inspired
by an address from Rev. Horace
~{Oallts,
Students ill attendance were ,Tim
Potter, Ka|'en Parr, Pat Steinh(ng,
Sandy Bolmes, David Miltenber-
ger, Bob Bennett, Janet ~][arall-
ville, Terry Turner, Pat Pa~ker,
Ken Belling, ,]oe Gruver Jim Ri-
chards, Tom Lowe, Mike Mills,
Chei,yl Bead, Denny Bailey, Jeff
Haskins, Steve Clnsc, Foster Orr
and Judy Johnson.
Mtm~bms of the committee plan-
ning th:~ outing were ~lesdl:lnles
Rolland Lowe, Bernie Bailey, Le-
Roy Bead, John Steinberg, Frank
Maranville and ,Toseph Miltenher-
R U M MAG E .SAI, E
The Little Sko0k(h{~ B;!y Com.,
mLlnity Club will hold a rmmua°'e
sale from 9 a.rn. uhtil'5 p.m. tills
Friday iu the PUD auditorimau
Ilellatr HI-Wal
Maureen O'Hara
Rossarb' Brazzi
"Battle at.the Villa
Fig Rlta": ,,
Tony Curtis ~, i~
Natalie Wobd ~'t'~.
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,el court, phen Arthur Towncr exchanged
Coronation ceremonte~, were con-rings and vows in the Queen Anne
ducted by Mrs. Roberta Kaiser asMethodist church in Seattle April
eoronating matron; Des Haines, 24. Parents of the couple are Mr.
honored marshal; Mrs. Georgia and Mrs. A. Roy Dunn, Shelton,
Helhnan, standard bearer; Mrs. and Commander (Ret.) ~nd Mrs.
Gordon Stolze, Bremerton court, Eh, erna Go,ham Towner, Brie.r,
marshal in the east; Mrs. HattieWash. Rev. Robert Waller per-
Pierce, Laurel court, marshal informed the ceremony.
the west; Mrs. Mildred Forbes, . Escorted to the "altar hy her
crown bearer; Francis Akers, father, the bride was gowned in
sword bearer. Tile flower arch at- ---:- ....
tendants and sword hearers were
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1965-66 royal matrons and pat- Ea es To Install
tons; tile sells,, Mrs. Loui Larson.
lective officers for are Officers I uesday
Mrs. Edna Haines, royal matron;
Joe Huntley, reval patron; asso-Eagles Aerie No. 2079 will in-
elate matron, Mrs. Frieda Snfith; stall officers at a public ins,alia-
associate patron, Martin Smith; lion with the Eagles Anxiliary at
Mrs. Ray Clmmblin installing ':: "= * * '~ ....
nmsician," Mrs. Lout Larson, L::uI-' Miss Patrieia Am~ Dram,and Ste- a lnodified empire semi-sheath bf
silk organza. The circlet necldine
bodice and skirt were accented
with appliques of Alencon lace en,.-
broidered with crystal and pearl.
The full back fell in a cathedral-
length train. Iter illusion veil was
caught to a camelot style pillbox
and she carried Eucharis lilies and
stephanotis with pearls and cucy-
leptus foliage.
Matron of honor was Mrs. WiN
liana Lang. Bridesmaids were the
Misses Kathy l~Telly, Arlene Mar-
ronc, ChtlJ'lene Marl'one and Mrs.
,Tames Cunningham.
Best m'm for the bridegroom
was Michael Gerhard. Rieky An-
gle and Robert Dunn, brother of
the hride, were candle lighters and
Richard and Charles Towner, bro-
secretary, Mrs. Evelyn Nieholson: S ll.m. next Tuesday in the airport thers of the groom, with Roy
treasurer. Mrs. Mamie glare; con- hall. Dunn Jr.. the bride's brother, and
ductress. Mrs. Shii'lcy Cowan; as- Aerie officers being installed in- \Villiam Lnng were ushers.
sociate conductress. Mrs. F'lorenee elude Fred Stuck. Jr. past worthy Music was by Wallace Seely and
Heintze; tmtstee one year, Franc~s President; Curtis Camnmck. wof Mrs. Frm~k Dalton.
Akers; three-year trustee.Fred Ihy president; Ray Morkcrt, wox'- Serving at the reception which
Martin. thy vice president; Gilhert Molletl, was held in the Highland Man-
Appointive officers are: Marshalworthy chaplain; Vernon Stuck. sion following the ceremony were
in the east, Mrs. Mattie Back- wm%hy condueto,'; Frank Marhu', Mesdames Ira Towner, Faith Ri-
lund; marslml in the west, Mrs. secretary; Winston Asche, treasur- chardsnn, Doyle Barnett, Richard
~l~is Pierce; standard besrer, Mrs. er. "[ Angle and Eber Angle. Mrs. James
Emma Hammon4; prelate, rll~i $ '*~ ' , . ........
~:5, Ed,. 1~tads. tr|lstee for .dhreeI Ortkes ~ttended the guest hook.
Tui'ner; musicimL Mrs. Frfi.nces yea~'S; Earl Leggett. trustee for The Towners arc maMng their
Radtke: truth, Mrs. Erna MarLin:
faith, Mrs. Maybelle Willson; wis- two years; AI Lord. Iruslee for home in Anaheim Calif. following
dom. Mrs. Evn Simmon.~:: charity,
Mrs. Esther Chrisi:ensen; histof
fan, Mrs. Ma.rie Turner; warder,
~Govdon Stolze; sentinel, Harry
Mawson; flower attendants. Mrs.
Bessie Mawson and Mrs. Emma
Lee.
Tile progrmns and guest hook
attendants were Sandi Smith and
Cheryl Cowan of Job's Daughters.
Gift table attendant was Mrs.
Kitty "Williams. Mrs, Susie Cheat-
ham and Mrs, Doris Beardcn were
in charge of refreshments.
Presiding at the punch bowl
were Mrs. Addle Schuflcr and Mrs.
Emma Lee. Mrs. Mamie Kaare.
grand representative to Calf for
nia, and Mrs. Evelyn Nicholson
poured.
FORMER RESIDENT
HONORED HERE
MRS. IDA JELLUM
Friends and relatives of Mrs,
Ida Jellum surprised her May 22
with an open honse at the tlome
of her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Wag-
ner, on the occasion of her 85th
bi~'thday.
Mrs. Jellum now lives in Seattle
but made Iter heine in Sh'elton
for ma~y years and is a frequent
Visitor here,
Pink and white flowers and a
beautiful birthday cake decm'ated
the tea table. Fifty gnests were
served throughout the afternoon.
Pourlng for the occasion were
Mrs. ,John Webber and Mrs. Bruce
McLean, Mrs. Marshall Vail and
Mrs. R. F. Swanberg cut and
served the cake and ice cream.
Hostesses besides Mrs. Wagner
were Mrs. Jellum's granddangh-
ter. Mrs. Marshall Vail of Renton,
and her daughter-in-law from Se-
attle, Mrs. R. F. Swanberg.
Nieces and nephews coming
from Carnation and Seattle were
also gnest.~ for the event
OES SOCIAL CLIJB
IA~NC, HI,ON MEETIN(~
Welcome Chnpter No. 40. OES
Social Club will meet next Tues-
day fnr a 12:30 n.m hmcheon in
the home of Mrs. Marie Story.
Anyone needing t rPdlspor tatir~n
~hould meet at Mrs, Hack's.
I , ! !lceagam by , .i:i'i;." ;: .( "
one year: tester Dorsett. inner n wedding" trip whiah took them .- .....
g'uard: and Ernest St,,ck, ontsidc through the Hawaiian Islands of Hillcrest Phone, 426=4522
guard. Oahu "rod Kauai. .....
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