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PACKED WITH COUPLE WED !
SKILL! AT OLYMPIA t Ir
Are you moving, or storing was
your fragile lmusehoht articles? Lovely Mihlred l")ugger
Their safety depends largely on
expert packing. And that: is
OUR trade! Women for whom
we have Packed, for transfer-
ing, eggshell-fragile porcelains.
insist we are wizards. But we're
just expert, from long exper-
ience[
SHELTON TRANSFER, INC.
221 South Second St. Phone 66
Calling All Hill.Billies
Western Old Time & Scandinavian Mnsic
D2kNCE
Every Saturday Night
9:30 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. -- With Music By
Oakie and His U.E. Chamberlain Cowboys
Eleven radio musicians and singers featuring Jeannie.
our champion cow-girl yodeler, Johnny Williams and his
Missus, Hill-Billy Harmonizers at the
TROPICS BALLROOM
%
$1.00 PER PERSON, TAX INCLUDED
Schneiders Prairie
8 Miles from Olympia on Shelton Highway
FOR SALE- $6375
2' BEDROOM HOUSE
SELTON-MAS0N COUNI JOURN
,00,OCI00TY
among tile first of the traditional
June brides, when she exchanged
vows with Rudy Homan June 3 in
Olympia. Rev. Ray Micol, Sev-
enth l)ay Adventist minister, per-
formed the ('crcnmny at his home
at 2 p.m.
Miss Dugger iv the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dugger, Shel-
ton, and Mr. ltoman is tile son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Homa]] of Shelton.
The brown ilaired bride wast ning was a tclegra]n ret!eived by
be'mtifully attired in a white gab-[ Mr. Johnson from a sister in
ardine suit with blue accessories.[Stockholm, Sweden, whom he has
He," costnme was accented with L[ not seell since he was one year
gardenia and pink rosebud col'- I old.
sage. A delicious smorgasbord din-
Ms. William Austin, Jr., at-
tendan.t to the bride, added a gar- I her was served to the guests.
denis corsage to her costmne. ] Those present were a brother,
Mr. William Austin, Jr., acted Erik Jobnson, and family from
as best man. Both the brideg'room Kapowsin, "Wash., Mr. and Mrs.
and the best man had white car- Paul Hintz, Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
nation boutonnieres. Hagen and Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Mrs. Ray Micol, wife of tile Christopher and children, all from
minister, sang "Becaruse." Bremerton.
The bride and bridegroom had a Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johnson,
weekend honeymoon at Randle, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sten-
camping on the Cowlitz River. berg, Skokomish Valley and Miss
The popular young couple are Eva Steele, Tacoma.
now building a new home on Hol- Those from Shelton were Erik
m,n street on Hillcrest, wlere they Forsberg, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Illan to reside soon. Larson and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Tile new Mrs. Holman grad- George Ahlquist and family, Mr.
sated from Irene S. Reed high and Mrs. Axel Peterson, Mrs. Es-
school this year. In school she ter Anderson, Mr. and .°Mrs. John
was very active in dramatics, and Swanson and family and the hen-
she was on the pep staff, in pep ored guest and Mrs. Johnson.
Surprise Party
Fetes 60th Year
J. H. Johnson was honored Jtme
5 at a surprise party at his home,
given hy his many friends. The
occasion was his 60th birthday,
Tile higgest surprise of the eve-
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Four Shelton Men
Named Scholars At
U.W. Convocation
Fore' men from Shelton were
named to scholastic honoraries at
the University of ,'ashington's
twelflh annual Honors Convoc:t-
tion in Meany Hall May 25.
Herbert Grant Angle, Jr., sop-
homore in i)remedicine, became a
member of Alpha Epsilon Delta.
Philip Donavan Palmer, senior
in electrical engineering, was nam-
ed to Sigma Xi. a science honor-
ary. Phil recently was elected
president of the U. W. Associated
Students for next year.
Raymond Arthur Morris, senior
in chemical engineering, was nam-
ed to the engineering honorary of
Tat] Beta Pi. William Homer Tay-
lor, graduate in physical educa-
tion, was named to Phi Delta
Kappa, education honorary.
GRANGERS IN TWO
,COUNTIES SLATE
PICNIC ON JULY 10
A large picnic for grangers in
Mason and Grays Harbor counties
will be held at Panhandle lake
July 10. Grangers of both coun-
at 1419 Fairmont Avenue
IN SHELTON
Payments $50 Per Month
Will Redecorate
Call Broadway 4135, Tacoma
HOMES, INCORPORATED
806 Washington Building - Tacoma
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club, a school librarian and she
worked on the yearbook staff.
The bridegroom also attended
school in Shelton, and at present
he is employed as an assistant
technician at the Rayonier lab-
oratory.
Townsend Club No. 3
Meet at Jackson's
Townsend Club No. 3 nlet at the
home of Mr. and'Mrs. John Jack-
son at 6 p.m., Saturda,y, June 4,
for a pot hick dinner.
Music and cards were the
feature of the evening following
the business meeting.
t Those attending were Mrs. Ads
Bassett. Mrs. Clara Getty. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hulbert, Mrs. Grace
LePage, Mrs. It. A. Beisen, Mr.
and Mrs. Harley "Witcraft, Jim De-
lanty, Mrs. Syhle Taylor, Dan
Emerson, Jack Smith and •the host
and hostess.
The next meeting of the organ-
ization will be held at 8 p.m.,
June 18 at tile home of Mr. and
Mrs. Beisen, 612 Cota.
Circle to Hold PotlUck
Fidelis Circle of tile Methodist
Church will meet at the summer
home of Mrs. Ed Elliot on Hood
Canal near Union at 12:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, June 15. for a pot
luck hmcheon.. This date is a
week sooner than the ffsual meet-
ing.
Those wishing or able to fur-
nish transportation, are asked to
meet at the church at noon.
ON BORN
Mr, and Mrs. R. G. Rutledge of
Route 3, Box 159, became the par-
eats of a son born Jtme 4 a the
Clinic Hospital.
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THa rU)O00!
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change wilhoat noli€,
e Imagine ! Kelvinator gives you far more
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of shelf space for general storage!
• Big Aeross:lhe.lop Frozen Food
Cltest hoMs 50pounds of packaged
frozen foods andice cubesI "
B Plenty of ice cubes.., four big, new
quick-release ice lrays!
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• Two 10.quart sliding crispers!
• Bonus Cold Space... Refrigerated
Fruit Freshener keeps a big supply
of fruits, a case of soft drinks dell-
• ciously cold!
• Kelvinator's famous sealed-in-steel
Polarsphere. Tops for dependable oper-
ation !
Mr. Johnson has been employed ties are to bring picnic lunches,
at the Simpson Logging Co. for' dishes and hearty appetites. Po-
many years. He formerly resided mona Grange is providing ice
in Bremerton. cream, coffee and cream, Carl
KENNEDYS IN SI'OKANE Emsley, Pomona leader, said.
During the day there will be
Dr. and Mrs. Harold L. Kennedy races, horseshoe pitching and
nd (laugtter Susan traveled thin softball games between the car-,
week ...... to Spokane for a short plea-ious, grange group.s Game,s are I
su'e trip. Mtking the trip to the I planned for the young and old.
,msern wasnington city oy train I To get to Paniandle lake from
they expect to. be gone for "the lShelt0n one drives west toward
rest of the weeK. Dayton, following the signs,
HARSTINE GRANGE CARRIES
TRAVELING GAVEL TO SHELTON
By Mrs. Earl Harriman
Harstine grange took the "trav-
eling gavel" to Shelton Valley last
Thursday evening with 16 mem-
bern present. A literary program,
put on by the Shelton Valley
grange, was enjoyed.
Mrs. Hazel Hitchcock and
daughter of Kent spent Saturday
and Sunday t week ago at her
Island mlmer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernqrd Housen
and family of Seabeck spent Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Wilson.
A week ago Sunday tile W. E.
Gillette family celebrated a birth-
day dinner for Mrs. Syble Gillette.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Page have
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Crockett and children of Eugene,
()re., and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Page
of Pickering.
$ :t: *
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and
daughter of Seattle spent the week
end at their Island summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flaten and
daughter of Snohomish spent the
week end at the home of Mr.
Flaten's mother, Mrs. May Wil-
liams.
Chester Streckenbach, grange
master, left early Sunday morn-
ink for Pullman to attend the
state grange convention.
Mrs. Wills Mills and daughter
went to Seattle Sunday to meet
her son, Joe Mills, who flew from
San Francisco. He was confined l
in a hospital there after a ecent
bicycle accident. !
Miss Dixie Simmons graduated
from C.P.S. Sunday. Those attend-
ing from the island were her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sim-
mons and son, Jimmy, and her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Simmons.
Mrs. Lestel" Johnson was a guest
of honor last Friday evening at a
bridal shower at the school. The
affair was sponsored hy Miss
Marlene Page and Miss Dorothy
Carlson.
She received many lovely gifts.
A dainty lunch was served. Table
decorations were vases of roses.
$ $ $
Harstine school children and
parents gave their teacher, Mrs.
Gordon Simmons, a surprise birth-
day party at her home last Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Our new neighbors, the Floyd
Johnstons, who live on the Carnes
place, were. called to Tacoma on
Monday to the funeral of Mrs.
Johnston's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns and
family of Portland spent the week
end at the C. W. Streckenbach
and Will Lahey homes.
Mrs. June Loving and children
and Mrs. Elsie Small and daugh-
ter of Sheiton were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Arch-
er at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Smith and
Mr and Mrs. Stanley Smith left
early last week for Indiana where
they will visit J. P. Smith's par-
ents and other relatives.
Clyde Harriman visited last Sat-
urday in Aberdeen at the home of
his sister and family, Mr. and!
Mrs. Albert Otterstad.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harriman I
were Sunday afternoon guests at[
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen I
Harriman, Jr., of South Side and j
went with them to a picnic at[
Walker Park. [
Wedding bells are ringing for[
Denzel Page who is to be mar-]
ried this Saturday at Elma. This|
Marriage Licenses
Applications for marriage li-
censes @ere filed during the week
of May 31fo June 7 in the office
of Mrs. Susie Pauley, Mason
county auditor, by the following
couples:
Allan L. Eaton, 20, and Joan
Moran, 19, both of Shelton.
Mamrin Lrenzen, 22, Brinnon,
and Marclel McAferty, 22, Shelton.
WE FINANCE ALL OUR CONTRACTS W.H. Creach, 59, and Anna
Olsen Fu, niture Co Jones, 70, both of Naches.
Ted Sebesta, 42, and Helen
George, 39, both of Retsil.
III John J. Goodchild and Dorothy
PHONE lO2 "Fine Furniture For the Home" 38 COTA A. Mason, both of Shelton, last
week obtained a marriage license
in Chehalis,
makes three of our young men to
be married in te last three
months.
Harstine ferry is getting its new
spring coat of paint this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Gillette
and family of Tacoma were last
week end guests at the home of
Mr. Gillette's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Gillette.
Mrs. Earl Harriman plans to
leave the last of this week for
San Francisco to visit her daugh-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
V. Hile.
lie Takes Wooden Nickels [
"Don't take any wooden nick-
elm" means nothing to Roy Law-]
rence of Anomosa, Iowa. He'si
been collecting them for years,
now has 350.
ENJOY
STORK SHOWER
LAST SATURDAY
Mrs. R. J. Belling!musen was ]
honored at a pink and blue shower
Satm'day, June 2, ;it lhe home of
Mrs. Rohert Allan. 'rile .M()wer
was given hy lhe Cnlholic choir
wlenlhers.
The table center piece w;w. a
tree made of rose buds, which had
a cradle with a haby figurine in
the nliddle. Favors were pink
and blue bassinets.
Dm'ing' the afternoon, ganles
were played and refrt':hments
were served.
Mrs. Bellinghausen received
many lovely gifts.
Those present were lhe Mes-
dames Robert Allan, J. q_% Shimek,
V. Brigham, George Hermes, El-
mer Smith, Roy Rector and e
Misses Jest, Irma Daniels. Mary
Ann Keenan, l,orena Deschamps,
Virginia Connolly. JaneI RobcrLs
and the honored guest. Mrs. Arne
Johnson and Irene Holt were un-
able to attend.
Agate 4-11 Club To
Give Program Saturday
The Agate 4-H club will give a
program in tile Agate schoolhonse
at 8 p.m.. Saturday, J]me ]1.
The friendship quilt top, which
was made by the girls, will be
awarded the lucky winner.
Guest for the evening will be
,Miss Piedahle, Mason County
Home Demonstrator.
The l)ublic is invited to come
and enjoy an evening of entertain-
ment.
Kentucky's Ice Cave
Ice Cave in Caldwell County,
Kentucky, contains ice the year
round.
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