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Thursday,+J,l. oo SI-IELTON==:MASON COUNTY ,JOURNAL --Published in #Ohrsfmasfown, U.S.A."' Shelton, Wash!ngton ; ,
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.... LIons Hot Shelton Rebekah - ,
,tuarles s "::, • ,. • ........................ Couple .................. United ........ In= I. , "
ens And Michael Hoskins WHAT S GOOKING IN WHOSE KITGHEN?
].^_ :._ Parents: GklWs In Lutheran Ceremony And Odd Fellow Christian Church /
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L,e,v,,m At Pi ,cat N t ...... ' PicnicSunday Odd FelRcbekahsa{d Wed dl ng Ceremony
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.:__ /Recipe Favorites of County .esidents
]y Death About ,oo
Shelton < " " A domne ring wedding in tb |? J
ned Theresa Basker- Lion's Club lows will hold a joint p()tluct pic- ' " " q I. ,
First Christian Chureh united in|
South 13th, on June cats and children nic in Kneeland Park Sunday. Mrs. marriage Deloris Ray and Roy
General Hospital.
rville was born De-
8 at Pittsburg, Pa.,
, Masou County 38
vices were held Men-
at Batstone Funeral
was in Shelton Me-
Rex,. Clarence Lody
's Episcopal chnrch
include a daughter,
Reichman, Sheltbn,
,thers, Jolm Schro¢-
and C!]arles Schroe-
.a; one step sister,
. Ferguson, Taconm,
dc]ildren.
Patch
• Held
ty in Kneelnd
night.
Lions Club
hambm'gers and
crowd. The club
There are
ants in the cmmty,
county welfare
The children
11 days to 17 or
roe Late
COLDSPOT
'2 veus old. ptlt)I
p.ni
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hlh!I, l)hls 16
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gin Jtlly 2a.
P.O. Box
vices Were held Mon ......
at Boise, Ida., for
't Patch, widow of
Lch. Mrs. Patch died
Clinic Hospital. She
ira•nard, Minn., Nov.
had made her home
for the 'past three
zived by two broth-
)ton, &berd.een, Ida.;
€eaton, Boise, Ida.
BarKer
te Held
a'ker, Rounte 2 died
dtbn eneral ospi-
born eel;. i8, '1886
s held Friday eve-
tone Funeral Home.
ices were Saturday,
Edward's Catholic
.VIark Wiechmann of-
ial was in Forest
wy, Seattle.
are four daughters,
Buchanan, Seattle;
et Miller, Potlatch;
McCarthy, Seattle;
Lawrence, Seattle,
.ldren, four great-
, and a sister, Mrs.
Maple Valley.
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NOTICI
IN THE
STATE OF
MASON
In the Matter
STEWART
NOTICE IS
Roy A. Weston
qualified Executor
end Testament
Mary Stewart
)e, rsons having
• ceased must
verified in dup
vouchers
or his attorney
I-/euston, and
with proof of
of said Court
12 July 1962, or
scnted and filed
ROY
n's Sister
s In Seattle
twices were held in
Abe became
t2-,. FRANKLIN of Mr. Michael
Attorney and
Angle Bidg.. ceremony
church.
aaughter of
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,RRIEDiJoanne Stevens and Michael Hoskins
ith Lutheran Church for a wedding trip to Lake
is a graduate of Irene S. Reed high school
the Peoples National Bank of Washington at
a Ballard high school graduate, is employed
Mr.. and Mrs. Joian F. Stevens ot
Grapeview, and Mr. Hoskins, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hoskins
Seattle.
The Rev. Carl Carlsen perform-
ed the double ring ceremony in
the church chapel decorated with
large baskets of white stock and
white Majestic daisies. Music was
provided by Mrs. Wills Mills and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Endicott•
Given in marriage by her fath-
er, the bride chose a full-length
gown of peau-de-soie with bell-
shaped skirt. The Sabrina neck-
line featured short sleeves with
LOYAL ORDER OF
MOOSE
Anna Ell•son and Mrs. Hannah Pe-
terson, guests of honor, will be
feted as the oldest Rebekah mem-
bers
Ice crcanr, coffee, pop, sugar
and cream will be furnished by the
committee Members and Rebekah
friends are welcome to attend
[liner Tribal Council
late Quarterly Meet
kt Skokomish Sturday
The Skokomish Tribal Council
will be host to a quarterly meet-
ing of the Inner Tribal Council,
Saturday, at the Lower Skol¢omish
Commnnity Hall. Oysters baked
"Indian" style, will be served start-
ing at noon. The public is invited
to attend.
a lace bolero jacket of scalloped
three quarter-length sleeves. Her
houlder-length veil of white ny-
lon tule, was designed with satin
roses and seed pearls. She wore
a pearl necldace and carried a
bridal bouquet of stephanotis and
roses.
Bridal attendants in bell skirted
dresses of apricot taffeta were
Kay Brassfield, matron of honor;
Lynne Stevens, maid of honor, sis-
ters of the bride; and Deans Whit-
marsh, bridesmaid. They carried
bouquets of white daisies.
Dressed identically were the
candlelighters, Nick• Burnett and
Colleen Hoskins, sister of the
groom.
Best man was Bill Heimkes and
ushers were Larry Sehlaitzer, Rick
Bakke, and Bill Bayey. Ring-bear-
er was Morgan Brassfield III.
The bride's mother wore a lace
jacket dress of cocoa brown beige
mad apricot rose corsage. For her
son's wedding, :Mrs. Hoskins wore
a beige polka dot jacket dress
and apricot rose corsage.
Approximately 175 guests at-
tended the reception held at the
Shelton Armory. Assisting were
Mrs. Henry Kruize, Sr., and Mrs.
Robert Whitmarsh, cake; Miss
:Bonnie McIntyre, aunt of the
groom; and Morgan Brassfield
Jr., punch; Mrs. Charles Hall
aunt of the bride and Miss Carol
Beech, coffee and tea. In charge
of the guest book was Lexine
Donaldson.
Before leaving on the wedding
trip down the Oregon Coast and
to Lake Tahoe, Nev., the bride
changed to a navy blue suit with
white assessories and corsage of
Thursday for Mrs.
Campbell, sister of
Wells of Little
ell, 69 at her death,
nerous acquaintances
nunity through her
Wells home over
i' rl. the 13th • stephanotis.
'i,,'&,-'--7. ........ Shelton Lodge No. 1684 Mrs. Hoskins is a graduate of
'uty 15-16-17 • Gerry Hart, Irene S. Reed high senooi and at-
J[' -'/.=e.!eY in • Governor tended Arizona State University
• i, t, ,[)ream" ' • Phone 426-3047 where she was affiliated with A1-
0,, • Russ Morken, Secretary phi Pi Epsilon. She is empioyed
onnor at Peg les Natmnal Bank of Wa
B "(0f., ,, • Phone 426-4071 , P " -
::,-ill ,addin • MEETINGS HELD EACH shington in Seattle. Mr. Hoskins,
a Color - • ..... I gradnate of Ballard high school,
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STATE PRESIDING OFFICER--Miss Mary Dobson was elected
and installed as Grand Matriarch of Grand Ladies Encampment
Auxiliary during the two-day convention held in Yakima June 22
and 23. Approximately 300 guests attended the public installation
and reception which followed. Grand Matriarch's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Dobson, were present for the installation.
Miss Mary Dobson Installed As
State Presiding 'Officer Of Auxiliary
Miss Mary Dobson was elected I
presiding officer for the State of
Washington, Grand Ladies En-
campment Auxiliary at a recent
convention held in Yak•ms. Miss
Dobson has been a member of the
Olympia Alpha Ladies No. 1 aux-
iliary group in Olympia, since
1950". She has held several of Vhe
state offices before becoming
Practical Nurses
Complete Training
Thirteen of the licensed practi-
cal nurses who finished the state
adopted course of training, "A
Fundamental Course in Medica-
tions," have suceessfully com-
pleted their State Achievement
tests and have been awarded cer-
tificates.
The course consisted of 96 hours
of instruction and was held from
September through May. Instruc-
tion was given on drugs and their
effects on the body systems, me-
thods of administration and math-
amities of dosage dud solutions.
Nurses from Shelton are Mrs.
Norene Coleman Mrs. Clara He•n-
old, Mrs. Dora egg, Mrs. Hazel
Rains, Mrs. Lois Schilling, Mrs.
Helen Simmons, Mrs. Viola Stor-
ing and Mrs. June Weckhorst.
Three Olympia nurses are Mrs.
Dora Brown, Mrs. Evelyn Morton
and Mrs. Dorotha Stone. Belfair
nurses are Mrs. Josephine May
and Mrs. Blanche Campsen.
Instructor Mrs. Phyllis Shefler
commented, "They were an inter-
ested and conscientious class and
deserve congratulations for a goal
obtained while employed full time
at their various jobs." She was
gratified that all the ladies were
able to obtain their certificates.
BRIDE ELECT
ENGAGED -- Mrs. Bette De-
Rosier Coffman of Shelton an-
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Judith Marie to Ger-
a d L. Skillman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Skillman, Shelton.
Miss Coffman is a graduate of
Irene S. Reed high school and
attended Western Washington
State College. Mr. Skillman, a
graduate of Irene S. Reed high
school, is presently employed by
S.P.&S. Railroad at Paseo. A
November 10 wedding date has
been set.
arden Members .
Express Appreciation
Dirt Dobber Gardeners wish tc
thank the county commissioners
for allowing them to take rock
from the rock pile. Also, Bob Tem-
ple, Civil Engineer, and Earl
loore for hauling the rocks in his
truck.
Thanks go to Bud Pauley for
storing the rock until the Garden
Club was able to put it around
the "Santa". The two gentlemen
who brought in the tree and
shrubs and were kind enough to
help the ladies in the planting and
arranging, are extended hearty
thanks.
Grand Matriarch.
Following the election, a recep-
tion was hosted by the Yak•ms
lodge. Installing officers, attired
in white formals, wore pink rose
corsages, gifts from Miss Dobson,
Grand :Matriarch Mary Dobson,
will make visitations to tbe 18
auxiliary groups over the state
during her term of office. :Mon-
daY she was guest of honor at a
luncheon of the Pierce County Past
Noble Grands Association in Ta-
coals,
Over the weekend she will be
attending a meeting of the Grand
Bodies planning board in Yaktma.
Marriage Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County Auditor's
office this past week were:
John R. Lane, 22, Shelton, and
Betty Boring, 18, Hot Spring:i,
Ark.
Roy Nason Jr., 36, Shelton, and
Theresa Henry, 46, Shelton.
John R. Tracy, 33, Jessup, Ga,,
and Mary Hopper', 25, Aberdeen.
Ralph Saeger, 20, San Diego,
Calif., and Elaine Rodgers, 18,
Shelton,
Edward Willis, 49, Aberdeen,
and Emma White, 37, Aberdeen.
SALTY SASHA x£ER
CANCEL DANCE
The regular Salty Sashayer
Square Dance, Shelton, slated for
Saturday night will be cancelled
in favor of the Olympia Lakefair
Dance..%lae regular 4th Saturday
dance will be held as usual on
July 28.
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Baiter. The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Darr, Rapid City, South
Dakota, and Mr. Baker is the son
of Mrs. Fay Baker, Shelton.
The Rev. Lewis E. Whitney of-
ficiated at the June 29 ceremony.
Music was furnish¢ by Mrs. Har-
old Johnson and Mrs. Wills Mills.
Baskets of pink gladioli provided
the floral decor.
Given in marriage by Ben Sop-
er, the bride wore a light green
snit with white assessories and
pink rosebud corsage. Maid of Ho-
nor, Dorothy Baker, was dressed
in a cocoa, suit with beige hat and
bouquet of pink rosebuds, stepha-
notis and shattered white cgrna-
lions. Miss Fayanne Sergeant was
bridesmaid in a light greeu sheath.
Sle carried a bouquet identical
to the maid of honor. Attending
the groom were Ben Soper, Jr.
and Robert and Michael Sergeant,
Following the wedding, a recep-
tion was held in the Fellowship
Hall of the church. In charge of
the guest book was Patrick Serg-
eant and Debra Sorenson was in
charge of the gifts. Others assist-
ing were Mrs. Walter Sorenson,
Mrs. Edna O'Connor, Mrs. Velma
Baldwin, aunts of the groom; Mrs.
Harry Johnson and Mrs. Ben Sop-
er.
The couple will make their home
at Roslyn, Wash., where Mr. •Ba-
ker is manager of Ly-Col Veneer
Corp.
Gold Star Delegate
Returns To Shelton
Mrs. W. S. Rempel has return-
ed to her home after spending
three weeks on the east coast.
Mrs. Rempel went to Boston as
a delegate to the American Gold
Star Mothers National Convention
held at the Bradford Hotel. The
convention was presided over by
Mrs. Dorothy Baxter, National
President, of Worcester, Mass.
While at the convention Mrs.
Rempel served on the nominating
committee along with four other
mothers from other states. Mrs.
Mary Kelly of Washington, D.C.
was elected president for the com-
ing year.
Five mothers attended the con-
vent•on from Washington state and
while in Boston they took tours
around the historical part of Bos-
ton. At the clo of the convention
three, busses taok the mothers to i
New Hampshire and to Maine as!
far as Ogunquit, a summer resort
with beautiful bathing beaches.
From Boston Mrs. Rempel went
to New York City where she vis-
ited friends and attended the
Broadway musical "Milk and Ho-
ney".
On the way home she attended
the Seattle fair and visited her
son and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
E. Rempel of Federal Way,
DANCE
SHELTON VALLEY
GRANGE HALL
Sat., July 14
MUSIC BY THE
TUNE TOPPERS
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This week we dip our measuring
spoons into a lemon cake dessert.
The recipe is quick dud easy to fix
and makes an U:leal serving for
summer fair guests. It comes from
the recipe file of Mrs. Ernastine
Berry, who is "tray girl" at the
$1elton General Hospital.
The Bcrrys have lived in Shelton
twenty years and have three
daughters, Naomi Stewart, Red
Brown, Jean Howard and eight
"cake-loving" grandchildren.
Collecting shoes of every size
and shape is the interesting hobby
of our cook. The display in 'the ac-
companying picture shows a col-
lection of 141 shoes, all of whicl
have been given to her. The first
hoe was given as a gift in ex-
Change for a babysitting favor
twenty years ago and since that
time has grown to the large col-
lection.
NAVY MOMS TO MEET
Navy Mothers will serve the Ki-
wanis noon luncheon Tuesday, July
17 at the Memorial Hall.
The club's regular meeting will
be held next Thursday at 8 p.m.
in the Memorial Hall.
Any fool can carry on, but only
the wise man kuows how to short-
en sail. --Joseph Conrad
This only is charity, to do all, all
that we can. --John Donne
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Mrs. Berry is a lover of flower
and rookery and is at present, in
the process of making a rock
fireplace on her back yard patio.
With lemon cake on tap for
dinner desert, tlmrc's pleuty of
time for hobbies ..... and for good
eating.
LEMON CAKE
1 pkg. lemon jelto
cup hot water
z cup wesson oil
1 tsp. lemon extracl;
3 unbeaten eggs
1 cake mix, lemon flake
Dissolve jello in hot water. When
cool add with wesson oil, extract
and egg to cake mix. Blend at low
speed. Beat. 4 minutes at medinm
speed. Ponr into 9" x 13" pan
which has been greased and
floured. Bake in 350 deg. oven
30-35 minutes. Spread the follow-
ing frosting mix on top of cake im-
mediately after taking it fronI
oven. Set aside to cool in pan.
FROSTING MIXTURI
Juice and grated rind of one
]elTlOll
1 cup powdered sugar
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