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SHELTON'-MASON C
OUNT5 JOURNAL
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FOR SALE -- $6375
2" BEDROOM HOUSE
at 1419 Fairmont Avenue
IN SHELTON
Payments $50 Per Month
Will Redecorate
Phone C'. C. Cavanaugh (Collect)
Broadway 4134, Tacoma
HOMES, IN(ORPORATED
806 Washington Building - Tacoma
= CONCRETE BLOCK BUILDINGS
STAND TEST OF TIME
For Lower Cost Fire-Safe Construction,
Use the Smoother Surfaced, More Uni-
form concrete bioclis (which cut laying
time and labor costs) made by
pARAMOUN T
THEATRE
8helton, Wa=h.
THE HOME OF THE FINEST ENTERTAINMENT--DIRECT
FROM SEATTLE'S LEADING THEATRES.
Thttrsday-Saturday, June 30- July 2
TWO FEATURES
WffllEIt AMAII-HIIIIT II0 WOMAII O011tll STOP!
. • / .
., ,uu,..sin
,m JANET LEIGH.MAR kTOR.PHYLLIS THAXTER/
LOVED BY A
FATHER AND
HIS SONI
I t$
,we**h,,,... or .NIF . BI[ StlS
v £M ,
Sunday-Tuesday, 4u]y 3-4-5
(MatineeSunday from 1 p.m., Monday from 2 p.m.) Adults 50¢
VIOLENT PASSIONS
CLASHING IN FIERCE
DESERT
wire LLIAM BISHOP • EDR BUCHANAN
J*roml (ukmd "
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Plus 2nd Feature -- LEATHER GLOVES"
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COMING Thursday, July 7
Bob Hope in "SOR]ROWFUL JONES"
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5ocial Events
!ii Frances Alger, Society Editor . . Phone 100 i:
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SOLEMN CANDLELIGHT RITES
JUNE 24 UNII LOCAL COUPLE
Down the aisle of tall lighted':* .....................................................................................
candles, which llad ivy twined ar-MwRS, WAYNE. IS
erred, walked Evelyn Fitzthmn to S
recite marriage vows VHth Gerahl IETED JUNE 23
Ristine at the, altar of the Mt. Mrs. Gent Stockwell and Miss
Olive Lutheran Church at ,S p.m. Patricia tienderson were co-host-
Friday, June 24. !
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fit',:thum esses at a kitchen shower given
are tim lmrents of the Jride and; f°r Mrs. Ray Swayne at Mrs,
StoekwelI's home ,hme 23.
Reunion Held Here
Recently Draws 411
A I'el ll2tion WIl,% held hel'e l'e-
('ently with forty Iwesent.
The l'o/Ip l()k nlolion l*iclm'es
dtll'illg tile day. alld shov, red thcnl
later, in the day. Swinmfing"
boatinb;, fishin,, tennis :t;:d mainly
visiting were enjoyed at Stelson
leso).t. In l|le eveilillK, ;! I);mquet
Was h(")< ll lhe C?<)lonial l-]o(:se.
Those presenL were Mr. and M).';.
Witlinln S. l.eevc, Wa:;hin..oton, I).
C.; Mrs. }¢oll Idle :l/l(I k;oN, l;'OPt
Collins, Co]o.; M:rs. Mauu'iee hl]e
and son and ',Tqldso;L Chcyellne.
VVyo. ; Mr. ;llld M i:'s. ,l;tln(,s 'P;tl ll;tnt
;ln(] SOil ttn(I Mt'. Keitil Tatlth:tDl,
!ullnlan, Vash.; II.. :lll(t MI's.
Havly Clark. Mr'. and Mrs. ,I:(,k
Two Feted on Birthday
Mr, and Mrs. F'ichad b'';mk
and lx, II '. tll(1 MI'E. l!2!v,(o{ OstltH
,.v.t?t'e ([iIlllOF Ill•sis of 1)l'.) }t,));lc,'
Millers ()n Friday ,v(,nhi;.,. .Ill)It*
2i,
Tilt* (liDtlel + bOlmt.od Mrs. Os:tm
and Mr. Millerl ', i / ( ) s ( L` bil.thdgy::;
fall on the S;llnc day. A be:iuti-
ful birthday ('ak,, with <:ln,!h,;
WItS the (!(!nter ltIl';L('li¢in.
/'helps :t11(! (laitgill.cF, Solija.
M'I'. add ,,l):;. Vil'Fil Ihn(h,!:iD
and (.'.hildFen. 5I]'. ;tttd ML':< Fv;mk
h(le, MI'. illl(I M'I':.'. 1.;el'tloll }(*t')'
;[lld datlglltel's lllld 1Ii'>'. l{o,vc all
of Seattle, VCa::h. b'rom Shell on
were Ml's. Myron I,und %n,'t chil-
dren, Mal'cia Ill+HI \\;Vallm:e;. l/l(1
Mr. anti Mrs. \\;,Vendell Young and
childl'en, Bobby alld lA|tliSe. 11,,li'S.
),VEEKEND VIITOII the weeken<t
l;ll'}):ii:l [O()lO t){" St'i/life \\;v:is \\;V;/tt.
Don't Make A
MISTAKE
And lint your winter
Clothing away without
A thorough cleaning
the bridegroom is the son of Mr.
hnd Mrs. Bernard Ristine.
The soh,nm double ring cerO-
mony was read before approxi-
mately 150 relatives and friends by !
Rev. William H. Albaeh, before
the :tllitl' which was decorated
with white roses and flanked by
reti roses and white fox gloves in
baskets.
Escorted to the altar by her fa-
ther, who gave her in m'trriage,
the bride was radiantly beautiful
in her colonial styled gown of off-
white. The low neckline was
brought high by the inset of silk
net and the inset was accented by
l'ce ruffles. The fitted bodice sot
off the unttsual skirt which was
tiered with al[ernating satin and
lace ruffles, and tie last lace ruf-
fle completely edged the long
train. Her cathedral length veil
was held by a seed pearl crown.
A gold cross, gift of the I)ride-
groom, was her only jewelry and
gardenias and blue delptiniums
nmde up her bouquet.
Matron of honor for her sister-
in-law's wedding Mrs. Donnel
Fitzthum of. Tonasket, Wash.,
wore a blue floral brocaded nylon
organdy gown which featured a
low ruffled neckline.
Bomfie Jean Fitzthum and Wan-
da Ristine, cousins of the bride
and bridegroom, r e s pe c tively,
were bridesmaids wearing pink
gowns made identical to the maid
of honors'. All three attendants
carried shower bouquets of carna-
tions and sweet peas,
Candles were lighted by Delores
and Maxine Ristine sisters of the
bridegroom, and t]ey also.wore
blue dresses like the matron of
honor's. Around their wrists they
wore corsages of mixed flowers.
The flower girl, Faith Albach,
walked down the aisle with ring-
bever, Gary Olson.
Runt Langland was best man,
and Irving Olgon, and Don Fitz-
thnm were ushers.
Mrs. Earl Jordan a'ceompanied
by Mrs. J. L. Dotson sang "Oh
Perfect Love" before the cere-
mony, and "The Lord's Prayer"
during it.
,The brides mother wore a rose
gabardine suit with white acres-
series for her daughter's wed-
ding, and Mrs. Ristine wore a
navy blue silk dress with pink ac-
cessorms. Both mothers had van-
das orchid corsages.
Decorated with roses and sweet
peas, the church parlors were the
scene of the reeeption which fol-
lowed the service.. A miniature'
bride and bridegroom top!led tie
three tiered wedding cakt which
had frosting doves and roses dec-
orations.
Mrs. ArL Graf and Mrs. Chris
Olson poured and Mrs. R. D. Shav-
ez' served the cake. Mrs. Irving
Olson presided at the punch bowl
and Mrs. Wayne Steen had the
guest beak,
The bride and bridegroom per-
sonally opened the many lovely
gifts at the reception.
A light green gabardine suit
with brown and white accessor-
ies was donned by the new Mrs.
Ristme for her honeymoon to Ida-
ho and back through Tonasket,
the bride's home town. where they
will visit friends and relatives.
She wore a wmdas orchid cor-
sage.
The young couple plan to re-
side in Shelton upon their return.
The bride graduated from Ton-
asket high school in 1947 and is
employed by Elliot .B Spring.
A graduate of Irene S. Reed
with the class of '47. Mr. Ristine
took a photography course at
Southwest Photo Art Institute in
Dallas, Texas. He is employed by
Burgoyne Photographers.
WISCONSIN VISITORS HERE
Mrs. Arthur Richards a n d
daughter. Sharon Ann, of Wausau,
Wisconsin, have spent the last
month with Mrs. Richard's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamil-
ton. They will return to Wisconsin
in the near future.
,, I
Frl.-Sat. Jnly 1-2
Double Feature
William Poweil, Ann Blythe
"MR. PEABODY
AND THE
MERMAID"
Irene Hervey, Andret King
It couldn't hoppen- It
shouldn't happen
But it did!!
- Second Feature -
"COURAGE OF
THE WEST"
A Western Thriller!
Adults 50c Children 15€
........... O ..............
Sunduy, Monday, Tuesday
July 3, 4, 5.
Dne of the Grandest of all
Comedies !
"FAMILY
HONEYMOON"
Chmdette Colbert, Fred Mac-
Murray, Riht Johns<m, llat-
tie MeDonahl.
Such a lovely tfoneymoon
Couple.. All FIVE or
• .hem ! ! t
Adults 50(,' Children 15¢
............. O ...............
Wed. only July 6
THE SET UP
Robert Ryan, Audrey Totter
The lace-covered table was Cell-
tered with individual miniature
wedding cakes and tall blue can-
dles in crystal holders were <m
either side. Red roses (tecorated
She living room.
The afternoon was spent in re-
newing mqmories of the past
scimol year, t:he guests were i
pleas,ntly surprised when it was l
disclo,ed that Jean Griggs, one of
the guouts, is to marry Mr. Virgil
Johnsott in July.
Those who attended were the
Misses Jean Clriggs, WMtena,
Chappel, Bonnie Bohm of Olym-
pia. the honored guest and the
hostesses. Mrs. John Bariekman
and Miss Harriet Wilson were un-
able to attend, but sent gifts.
Zit.ting and son of "vVenaLchce, John Holiday and sons caP,10 fF()lll
Billy Jane l,:ern. Mrs. Havvy Kodiak, Ahtsl(a.
Easy monthly terms- liberal trade-ln.
Come in today for a demonstration.
EELLS & VALLEY
APPLIANCE CENTER
123 S. 2nd St. --+-. Phone 334
Soiicd clothing attracts moths and iS
to decay. Make your clothing last
having a tlmrough cleaning job,
you take that suit or dress out of
next Fall, you'll be sure it is in
PANTOPdUM CLEANERS 8+
215 S. 2nd St.'
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WHAT CAUSES RUST? Rust and corrosion result from moisture that
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WHAT DAMAGE DOES RUST DO? I. Rust ruins gasoline tanks and
other fuel system parts, causing costly repairs and replacements. 2. Rust
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RUST RUINED THIS
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