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Shelton Guild Will
Present Seattleite
Norman Weeks, Seattle, student
of Paul Pierre McNeely, will give
a piano concert under the spon-
sorship of the Georgine Reed Or-
thopedic Guild at the residence of
Mrm Charles Lewis, Monday eve-
ning, June 27 at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Weeks is a colorful artist
wire has won an enviable reputa-
tion in Seattle and the surroumi-
ing cities for his fine playing of:
the works of the great masters of
pianoforte literature. An interest-
ing program will be given which
will consist of numbers by Scar-
latti, Mozart, Chopin and Debussy.
Anyone wishing to attend will
please contact .Mrs. P. B. Mur-
phy or any member of the guild.
Tickets will be sold for $1.00 each.
A social hour and a light supper
are planned after the concert.
Guild to Sponsor Recital
Georgine Reed Orthopedic Guild
held its last meeting until fall
on June 17 at the home of Mrs.
Paul Schlosser. Mrs. W. Scott ap-
pointed committees for the forth-
coming piano recital which will
be sponsored by the guild.
Mrs. P. B. Murphy won high
bridge honors, and Mrs. John W.
Bennett was an out of town guest.
Home From University
Shirley Anderson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ander-
son, rrived home from the Uni-
versity of Washington June 10.
Next fall she will be a sophomore
majoring in zoology.
June 24, Miss Anderson is re-
turning to Seattle where she will
live at her sorority house, Phi Mu,
and work until mid-July when she
will go to Yellowstone Park wih
her parents..
ATTEND RAINBOW CONFAB
Mrs. Herbert Miller and daugh-
ter Juanita, spent the week end
in Aberdeen visiting friends and
relatives. They also attended the
twenty-third annual convention of!
the Order of Rainbow for Girls,
of which Miss Miller is a Past
Grand Worthy Advisor in Wash-
ington, Idaho and Alaska.
VISITING GRANDPARENTS
• • • ( grandparents,
Charles R. Lewis.
Cropper with Mrs. Gage as co-
hostess.
Mrs. A. B. Fitschcn of the
Olympia Garden club gave a talk
on the characteristics of birds.
Mrs. Cropper gave a report on the
National convention held in Port-
land in May.
Tea was served with Mrs.
Fitschen pouring.
Saturday, June 25, Mrs. Crop-
per, who is the state director for
the Olympic Peninsula, will leave
for Pullman, Wash., to attend the
State Garden Club convention.
She will be gone a week.
Family Reunion Is
Held In Seattle
A family reunion was held June
13 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Smathers in Seattle.
A dinner was held at the Sins-
thefts home Saturday, country
breakfast was had at the Har-
grove home the next day and pic-
nic dinner that day was at Salt
Water Park. The reunion was end-
:ed Sunday night with a wetHer
roast in the evening at the Sma-
thers home.
In attendance were Mrs. Arvilla
Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Haw-
ley and children, Barbara, Jim and
Jon; Mr. and Mrs. Carl South-
wick and daughter Susan, and
Gene Wells, all of Shelton.
Other guests were Mrs. Erma
Trichler, Ellensburg; Mr. and Mrs.
Les Hargrove, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Smathers and children, Lewis, Vic-
tor and Melinda, and Mr. and Mrs.
Herman i-lines, all of Seattle.
I Pickens Return Home
After Shelton Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Pickens, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. M.
H. Needham and families for the
fortnight, left for their home in
Altadena, Calif., ,Tuesday"
ATTEND OLYMPIA LODGE
Eight Sheltonians we n t to
Olympia last Monday night to at-
tend Olympia Lodge No. 1, I.D.
O.F.
Those making the trip were Tom
Watts, Robert McClanahan, Mil-
ton Schumacher, Del Cole, Jim
I
To Attend State I
Garden Convention
I
Shelton Garden club met Mon-
day at the home of Mrs. George
Miss Charleen Lewis of Seattle Roush, Bill Rawding, Irvin Ritchie
is spending her vacation with her and Charles Dahlman.
Mr. a n d Mrs.
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SHOE DEPARTMENT
WCTU TO HOLD MEETING
The Shelton Women's Christian
Temperance Union will hold a
meeting at 12:30 p.m., July 1 at
Kneeland Park. All interested
women are invited.
VACATIONING IN MINNESOTA
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Graffe
and children, Darlene and Paul,
are motoring to Minnesota for
their vacation.
IN PUYALLUP THIS WEEK
Mrs. Carl Southwick and daugh-
ter Susan are visiting Mrs. South-
wick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Dale, in Puyallup this week.
VISITS WITH DAUGHTER
Mrs. C. N. Pumfrey returned
June 21 from Stockton, Calif.,
where she has been visiting for
the last two weeks ,with her
daughter, Mrs. Max Megia.
PICNIC POSTPONED
The pre-school picnic scheduled
for yesterday was postponed until
June 30, due to unfavorable wea-t
ther.
DAUGHTER IS BORN [
A daughter was born to Mr. and I
Mrs. Ernest Page June 21 at the[
Shelton General hospital. The
parents reside at Rt. 1, Box 84.
]]
Established 1895
Lavay LaMarsh
Becomes Bride of
John E. LaBresh
United in marriage during nup-
tial mass Monday morning at 9
a.m. June 20, were Lawny La-
Marsh, daughter 'of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Fred LaMarsh, and John
E. LaBrcsh, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter LaBresh.
The impressive double ring
ceremony was read before the
many friends of the young couple
by Rev. Father Mark Wiechmann
at the altar which was beautifully
decorated with red roses and fern.
Each pew was also marked with
a small cluster of red roses and
ferns.
Given in marriage by her bro-
ther, Mr. Lester LaMarsh, the at-
tractive bride was stunning in a
white brocaded satin gown fa-
shioned with a net yoke which
had a cuff-like effect. The long
skirt draped beautifully in a
train, and her veil was finger tip
length. She carried a bouquet of
pink and white roses tied with
pink satin ribbon which fell in
streamers.
Matron of honor for her sis-
ter's wedding, Mrs. Greg Garske,
was charming in a gown with a
white bodice and a blue skirt. In
her hair she wore red roses, and
she carried'a bouquet of the same.
Carol LaMarsh, sister of the
bride, Mrs. Charles E. Dale and
Eleanor Carlson were bridesmaids
gowned in aqua taffeta, fuscifia
taffeta and aqua net, respectively.
All wore roses in their hair, and
C, arol and Eleanor carried red
rose bouq||ets, while Mrs. Dale
carried wi]ite roses.
Little Sharon LaMarsh, niece of
the bride, wore a blue taffeta
gown and scattered flowers be-
fore the bride.
Vernon LaMarsh was best man,
and Gene Bergeson, Cliff Vander-
wal and Edward LaBresh were
I1Silers.
For her sister-in-law's wedding,
Mrs. Lester LaMarsh wore a tan
tailored suit with a black hat and
her corsage was pink and white
rose buds.
The bridegroom's mother was
attractive in a dark green suit
with black accessories and her
corsage was also pirk and white
rose buds.
A three-tiered wedding cake set
atop the white lace covered table
at the reception which was held
'immediately after the ceremony
at the community hall on Arcadia
road.
Alice LaBresh, Margie Emsley,
amt Lillian Dale served, and DeN
l)hine Nault received at the gift
table.
Mrs. LaBresh changed to a
light green tailored suit with white
accessories for her three week
wedding trip to Michigan. On her
shoulder she pinned a white and
pink rose bud corsage.
The bride graduated this year
from Irene S. Reed and the groom
attended school in :Michigan, go-
:tag to Negaunee high school
ithere. He is employed at Ray-
i cater Incorporated.
Garden Club Meet VISITING IN RHELTON I
Mrs. Olive M. Cole, Tacoma, and [
At Tahuya Held rs Pearl Rotherey, Vancouver,
'Wash., visited last week end with[
i With Vera Hjelm Cole's daughter and grand-
daughter, Mrs. Lodema Johnson
and Lodema. They also visited
By Effie L. Knowlton
Te regular June meeting of the wih the Delmar Cole family, Mrs.
Tahuya Garden Club was held at,C°le 's son.
the lovely beach home of Vera! --
!Hjelm. The session was called to JAKE GRAFFES ON VACATION
'order by the president, Clara Mr. and Mrs. Jake Graffe and
Koenig. Following a sandwich, daughter Susan, left June 19 for
cake and coffee lunch, the group a three-week vacation in Mt .Ver-
enjoyed a demonstration in cur-non, Wash.
sage-making under the direction i ........ ;'" .... ,¢v.,,.v,..
i of Phyllis Elder of Seattle. , Marriage Licenses
[ AFTER A TOUR of the beauti-[
fully arranged grounds, most of rv.,-vv.,vvv-vvvv.
the planning and labor being the[ Applications for marriage li-
censes were filed during the week
w_ork of their hostess, the mem- of June 14 to 21 in the office of
beTs and visitors of Rhododendron
Club adjourned to meet in July Mrs. Susie Pauley, Mason county
l auditor, by the following couples:
with Vivian Vollmer. , . ,lohr£ E. LaBresh, 21, and Lavay
;ferry and Carl Toombs, former LaMai'hh, 18, both of Shelton.
residents, are spending the sum-
mer here, having driven up from
Sacramento, Calif., for the wed-
ding of their former school mates
and friends, Myrlis Whitman and
Donald Huson.
A 30-lb. halibut is reported to
have been caught by a fisherman
frown the Hanltn resort here.
MRS. SYLVIA Godwin and son,
Pete, accompanied Mrs. Mabel
South, Betty Beauchamps and lit-
tle son, David, on s trip to the
ocean last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kendall took
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Knowlton for
an outing at Steilacoom Hospital
and return the past Sunday
Those attending Grand Chapter
O.E.S. from here were Frances
Huson, who was appointed a page,
Mabel South, Christine Ahl, Myrlis
Huson, Helen Anderson, J. W. Ha-
son, Effie Knowlton and Martha
Whitman.
Sunday guests at the H. L.
Rendsland home were Alma Heath
of Vashon and Mrs. Kate Abby
and Mrs. M. Kelly of Hoodsport.
C'DALE HARTHILL HONORED BY
ALLYN RESIDENTS AT SHOWER
Harley D. Woodard, 43, Yelm,
'and Maxine Rokocsky, 18, Cen-
tralia.
John Bergman, 47, and Anne M.
Harden, 31, both of Port Angeles.
Henry O. Austin, 26, and C'Dale
Harthill, 18, both of Allyn.
Lowell R. Barger, 49, and Eva
M. Bonelli, 4:4, both of Portland.
Gerald B. Ristine, 21, and Eve-
lyn G. Fritzthum, 20, both of Shel-
ton.
I{cith Byrd, 20, Shelton, and
Joyce Baldwin, 18, Fernley, Nee.
Charles Edwin Runacres, Jr.,
Shelton, and Doris Virginia Max-]
well, Tacoma, applied for a mar-
riage license Monday in the office l
of Jack Sonntag, Pierce county
I
auditor.
IS ltbn Women
Named To Board
Doctor John F. Steele of Tacoma
was elected president of the Wal-
ington Tui)erculosis Association at
the annual meeting of that. organ-
ization held in Everett yest?rday.
()her officers eh!cted t)y Rrel)re-
stntatives of tim association in-
clude Vern Leidle, Burlington,
first vice-president; Rev. R. H.
S(:hwindt, Davenport, second vice-
president; Mrs. Ralph Hanson,
Spokane, secretary, and George I).
Anderson, Seattle, treasurer.
Elected to the executive com-
mittee ere: Harold E. Nichols,
M.D., past president; John F.
Steele, M.D., Vern Leidle, Rev. IL
H. Schwindt, Mrs. Ralph Hanson,
George D. Anderson, Mrs. J. L.
Dotson, Shelton; Mrs. Victor Ri-
chardson, Byron F. Francis, M.D.,
and Mrs. Fred Frick.
The delegation voted to' con-
duct its 1950 meeting in Walls
Walla.
The meeting of the Washington
Tuberculosis Association, Pacific
Northwest Trudesu Society, and
the Washington Cbnference of Tu-
berculosis Secretaries will be com.
pleted on Wednesday, June 22.
CONNIE GRIMES VISITS HSRE
Conie Grimes, an engineer with
the Merchant Marines, spent a
few days with his brother, James
B. Grimes, and fmnily.
Mr. Grimes has been stationed
at Ceylon, India, for the past year.
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ANTED
By Esther Shepherd :of G. E. Sharer, were recent visi-
C'Dale Harthill was pleasantly tors at his home.
entertained at a bridal shower giv- Mr. and Mrs. Art Sanderson and
en at the home of Mrs. Perry VaN daughter Carol of Tacoma and
ley last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Sanderson of Puya],:
The gift table was decorated lap were Sunday guests of Shar-
with white crepe paper ruffles and era. Ben D. Nelson of Seattle was
"pink bows loaded with beautifully a visitor at the Sharer home
w:apped gifts. The room was dec- Thursday.
orated with lovely red roses and The Woodmen of the World had
fern. a weiner roast and outdoor picnic
The bride-to-be was presented at the G. E. Sharer home Satur-
with a beautiful corsage of pink day. The tables were cleared after
roses and white carnations. Prizes picnic lunches and all played Liv-
erpool rummy. Mr. WiUiamson of
2 0 O O O were awarded winners °f earl°us Bremert°n and Mr" L°ngan °fgames played. Shelton were high and low score
Advice was given to the bride men. Mrs. Warren Scott of Brem-
: by the .gues on how to train a erton and Mrs. Betty Welsh of
husbana, ueuc,ous refreshments Shelton held ladies' high and low
BI00SHELS were served by the hostesses, Bar-
bara Valley.Beverly Shellgren and scores.
Those attending were Mr. and
Kay Harmln., • • Mrs. Warren Scott, Mz'. and Mrs.
PACIFIC The Birthday Club met at the J" Tallent' Mr" and Mrs" William"
home of Mrs. Ruby Morgan June son, Mrs. Lucy Faulk, Mrs. Lil-
• lian Britten, Gracia Britten, all of
. 16 for potmck luncheon. Bremerton, and Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Warmold and tin Longan and two sons, and Mr.
daughter Llnda, of Gresham, Ore.,
paid the Shepherd family a suP- and Mrs. Welsh of Shelton.
OYSTERS ...._______
Mrs. Sam Corllss and Donald Hospital Notes
and David, incompany with her
• nepn_eW, Tea allew, of Port Or- .-vvvvvvwvvv,vvwww,vwvv
chard, motored to Neah Bay over SHELTON GENERAL
last week end for a visit with Admitted this week to Shelton
Ted's mother. Donald and David General Hospital were Albet Rab-
. had a wonderful time on the beach enic, Weald Lord, Chester Mar-
For The picking up shells, shall, Laura E. Weston, Mary i
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Sims of Way, Truman Lee, Gerald Lang,:
F II Se Seattle spent the Week end in Dorr Donoyier, Jr., Martha Guy-
a ason ' Allyn visiting Mr. and Mrs. HaT- nap Edith Hensel, Mary Prince
vey Nelson. and Des Koch.
The Cub Scouts met at Kirby Those discharged were Douglas
Cleveland's last Friday evenin Richards, James Hamby, Frank
for a very Interesting meeting Martin, Maxine Gunter, Leon Not
and play. vatne, Herbert Groshong, Sylvia
Mr. and Mrs. John Bronson from Dosch and Guy Kneeland.
t y M p i C Salem, Ore., spent the week end
ith Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clark. CLINIC HOSPITAL, '
w * * * Those admitte to the Clinic
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Sargent took hospital this week were Mrs. John
F. Stevens, Jesse M. Rose and
Mrs. William Sargent, who has
been visiting here for sometime, Walter Hildbrandt.
S T E R home to Nehma Sunday. Theyvls. Discharged were Ed Reynolds,
ited Mrs. Sargent's uncle, Frank Archie Donen, Darlene Hicks,
Martin, who is recuperating from Frank Wiley, Phlllip Bloomfield,
an operation at the Raymond bus- Charles Browner, Mrs. Ed Petty,
1 r Mrs. Alvin Hulbert, Mrs. William
P & N Y pi' and Mrs' George Harthill MatthewsandHenryB°yd' Jr'
are enjoying a visit from their
son-in-law, Lloyd Nickolauson of SPEND DAY IN SHLTON
Ellart, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Smathers
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nelson and and ckildren motored to Shelton
children of Kamilche spent two Tuesday from Seattle to bring
• weeks with the Sargent family Mrs. Arvilla Wiley home. Barbara
helping With the oysters while Hawley and LaWana Hawley, coa-
ti'One Shelton 1120 clem had the measles, sins, came for the day to visit
• * * Barbara's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Roller and Mrs. Robert H. E. Hawley. Barbara is spend-
Marshall of Bazine, Kan., cousins ing the summer in Seattle.
SHELTON'S BEAUTIFUL
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Making Available
5 Two-bedroom Apartments
5 Single Bedroom Apartments
EACH APARTMENT EQUIPPED WITH
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-k Vietron Kitchen Exhaust Fan
Automatic Laundry Available In Bament
Hotwater Heat
Beautifully Landscaped - Secluded Residential Site
Located On Angleside at 10th & Olympic
G.I.s Will Be Given Preference
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