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July 14, 1949     Shelton Mason County Journal
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PaKe 12 ........... Concrete Ready-Mix Gives Fuss-free. Muss-less Concrete-ing WE DO THE MIXING m and deliver your concrete order on the job, ready to pour. It's the time, labor and money saving way to get the work done. Our file of available contractors' names is at your service, too. SHOWER GIVEN FOR NEW BRIDE Mrs. Chr'.' 1 nldsen and MIs. Burdctte Loitz were co-hostesses a l)ost-lnarital shower for Mrs. Hill l-{tlssel|, the former Lore'line (losser, qt. Ml's. [llldsen's hODle on ,lilly 7. The out-door living room of the l(r,u(tsen honle was de(orated in :t while add yellow eolor schenlc, ant/ tile gifts were presented on a table with an overhanging unl- brella. (;nnles were played and rcfresh- nlents were s(,*v(t to the llles- dames Hay Whiteside, Vera White- side, Annie Montgomery, Roy Bat- stone, Vincent Paul, Gene Death, Max Mikkelson, Carrol Mercer, Katrine MikkelsolL Leigh Duffieh/, and lonald Gosse,. Also, Helena Knudsen, Viola Knt,dsen, the host- esses and the honored guest. Ladies who sent gifts but we:e unable to atteml were the mes- dames Earl Lindsey, O. L. Gates, Shclia b'itchet and It, E. Hawley. ilETirlIN FROM CAIAFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Fray Wheatly re- turned recently from California where they have been enjoying short vacation. They brough't baet their daugtlter, Mrs. Curtiss Kealky and her daugtlter and step-daugh- lev, Barbara Jean and Sharon. The vistiors will stay for about 'two lnonths.  " Journal want Ads Pay! @®® , ............. compare quality] compare capacity! compare value! ii---llYll.o0000o00, o, South First At Mill St. More features, more value : : than in any refrigerator comparable in capacity and price! Big, 36-pound freezer storage... 13.3 IIIII;0000II is the refrigerator you'll buyl big, standard model 8H1 lowest-priced 8-cublc-foot "quality" aI-I'ELTON.MAa0N COUNTY JOImNAL o* *** i{i t'* , , tm i boc,al Lvents ".i*. Frances Alger, Society Editor . . Phone 100 " *:.I ;o-%*-%*-%*-%*?,*%*?*****?**?*,?**?**?,*%*%*?***-.*?**?***-**%*?,* *-%,?* t,,?,,.%,?,,?**?. * * * * * * * **. • • * • * • • ,'" • • • • Wilson, Vasblnder i00,eptember Bride Wed In Charleston ' Before an altar banked with baskets of roses and delphiniums 1 in the First: Baptist Church in II Charleston July 2, Shit'ley M. Wil- of Mr. and Mrs. soil, daughter" " :i i C. L. Wilson of Allyn, became the bri(le of Toby Vasbinder, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Vasbinder of Allyn, [ Reverend Vincent A. Cox per- fo l rmed the double ring ceremony bef('e relatives and close friends. The bride was gowned in a pale aqua " crepe dress with a white picture hat and matching acces- sories. Hor corsage was of white gardenias and stephanotis. Mrs. Richard Weirauch, the bride's only attendant, wore a beige crepe dress with a small white hat and matching acces- sories. She had a corsage of pink roses. Tile groom was attended by his brother-in-law. Richard Kinney of Govst, Wasl]ington. The bride's mother wore a black gabardine su'tt with white acces- sories. The groom's mother wore a light blue gabardine suit with black accessorie Both mothers had identical corsages of sweet peas and carnations. After the ceremony the young couple motored to Seattle for a short wedding trip. Both are graduates of h'ene S. Reed high school. The bride is employed as secretary, for the Shelton elementary schools, and the groom is employed at the Haines Oyster Company. They will make their home in Allyn. Frienisp Ci-u-ll)-II;Ids " Last Meeting July 6 Friendship club met July 6 at the home of Mrs. Fern Phillips at 1 p.m. Luncheon. was served to nine members and a guest. Mrs. Leota Robertson of Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. Alice Dotsbery received a birthday gift from her' secret pal. Roll call was answered with poems and household hints. July 20, the group will meet for a noon pothlek luncheon at Kneeland park. If the weather is bad, it will be held at tile com- munity, hall. TEEN-AGE CLUB At Delight Park EVERY EVENING 5-10 P.M. refrigerator on the market/ Monday thru FridaE " sqazefeetofshelfarea..,iglit-d unit .... ! SEASON TICKETS •   $3.00 Plus Tax for low cost, extra-quiet operation.., world ] f s) ] ., ....... ,* JfftH - Kimbel Mc ,1;ors , Phone Ray's ewelry famom btteratlonal Harvester quality. See it today...with other great International Harvester Refrigeratgrs and Freezers. 601 117 Cota Phone 633 :[: :i:i:-: ,i i; : 6!i Beauty t)y Clarysler ii!i:: Thm-nda with l¢estomatic Fluid Drice* Tan.*mis.dou . . . Dm,e without shifting. ::} i! :: Beauty ht APlmarattee! Every dea,i,  Bemtly In Cotnfart at c imr at home Beauty In Performance, You know what we ):::! lovely line has purpose and meaning, is beautiful if line design gives it grace mean the momentyou thel the smooth re.spoa,e of .!i :i:' Beauiy that iv useful is the Chrysler den. and coinfort, Chrysler dlair-height seals the great SPitfire High (:(npression engine. With A striking line of chrome ahmg the/'end- have this kind of beauty, too. Perfectly Prcstomatie Fluid Drive lrat}smission,, driving is i:i: ers may please your eye, prolmrtioned for comfort, they seat you wonderfully easy. Start ia tiff,d, a sliglt lilt at your !:i::i :i ---,rzt"- but t's there to act as a rub at the proper height to see tll/ road and . tlt toe takes you into cruising range. Yon [i:. i -' ra 1. Behind each detail of to eujov your drive. Comfort that has 1 rarely touch.the gear shi!t/ever. A, few  Chrysler design there's a heauty "through line design--that's the "t't. minutes u, this eat' gives you pleas. :::ii: :!ii:: ..qflli stor'y )f con, on sense and secret ff (hrvsler engi 1( t ring a ,t t e  ure it wouht take a book to deserdm, ii ':::':.::: " •  ' . .... " • . . • ,  - t s atiou od t:::. : li'=: ! imagiaahon m engl/teerlng, relaxing pleasure of driving a Lhryslcr. 1 hone for a demon, tr t ay. '::::i [i!':!! *grol Fluid Drive !' i'?! : i;;::!! i;::; !:i:! I i! :: i :' ,, • You Will Enjoy Mr. and Mrs. Chris Knudsen an- l nounce the engagement of their [daughter, Viola, to Paul I. Hanson i of Malone, son of Mr. anti Mrs. I Arvid Hanson A Septem£er 23 wedding is planned by the young couple. I Viola graduated from h'ene iS. Reed with the class of '48. While in school she was twice i chosen by her classmates to rep- resent them as Forest Festival [Princess in '47 and again in '48. She is now employed at Simpson Logging Co. Her husband-to-be was gradu- !ated from Elma High school at- [tended Grays Harbor College and :graduated from C.P.S. He is em- ployed as assistant office manager at. the Slnpson Logging Co. in Shelton. Beauty Care Tips From Me To You By France Alger If a woman can pass the test of her appearance in a mirror, she is usually satisfied, but the real test is gaining tile approval of a man's appraising eye. For instance, men notice your conl- plexion, make-up, hands, hair and figure, and if any one of these is defective, the man in your life will disapprove. Your hair' is your crowning glory, so above all keep it clean. Besides the weekly shampoo, brush I your tresses daiiy, and be sure that your brush is strong enough to vigorate the scalp. Hair' should. be brushed from the scalp away from the head, so start at the neckline and brush out. If your hair is excessively oily or dry per- haps yam' diet doesn't include " ............ "" L_ III I _ I iiiii iii ii iiiii ii KIMBEL MOTORS, 707 FIRST STREET Your ChryMer dealer presents "THE SAMMY KAYE SHOWROOM 0very Man., Wed., Frl., I£OY, 7:45 pan. . : .( . ....... I I I I I  H ,.,  I ...... U! ..... I! ...... ANDERSON, BOOTH WILL WED JULY 23 Mayor and Mrs. Frank [L. Anderson of Hoq/lialll IHtve i:::>',ll(,,{ invilations to the wedding of I]li.W (lollghtel". Lois .'Ma/'y, :111(I (ie(F'e i3ooth, son of Nil'. "lnd Mr:. l,h- nest BooLh of Shelton. Tile ceremony will I)e al , p.m.. S'tturday, .luiy 23 :!I lh(. First 1:'resbytcrian t.hurch in Hoqlli;tlll. {ev. l:':tul Kopel' will read Ill( service. Miss An(lerson el:is cllosen he1 many attendants, and \\;Viiliam Booth will be best man Ira' bJs brother. The chm'ch parlors will be ttle scene for lhe reception wili(,h Wil! in,mediately folh)w the ('ereniony. TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET JULY 16 Townsend Club No. :l reel at, fhe home of Mr. 'lnd l"Ml's. Al{hm' Hulbert on MatlocR l{oa(l Jill3, 2. After tile bllsiness 113oo[ i12... 1Tlllsie and (,ttFtlS V¢Ol't' the |'e,|llro of the evening. Those ill ate(nil:In(,( Wove .\\;it. and Mrs. Lenhar(I Sinmntle. Mr. SALE- $i F()R I.BEII00M at 141.9 Fairmont AvenUe IN SItELTON .y. Payments $.)0 Per Will Redecorate Phone C. C. Cavanauh (Collect) Broadway 41134, Taeoma H )MLS, 806 Washington Building - TacOma Dr. A. D. Bogden, Chiropractor From Cameron Hotel To Eagles Bldg. 210 W. Grove - Phone 882 Effective July 16, 949 fhurston County Savings & Loan Security Bldg., Olympta, Wasla, DIRECTORS CARLTON I. SEARS K.L. G. W. DRAHAM V. HAZEL WAI.,MEI: FRED HOI.M: I-I. /) such valuable things as liver, " " ] sweetbreads, kidneys, eggs, milk, 00Ippers e00joya cheese and green vegetables. The size dress yon wear can be very important to both you and W! II1 00,00lr|l00g hinq, so if your shape just doesn't fit into those smaller size dresses, !, why not cut out those between meal snacks of sweets or high calorie count foods; instead, sub. I i  ! stitute such things as apples, oranges, boiled eggs, celery or raw carrots, but please don't put salt i] on any of these, as it is very _._- high in calm'!es:!, • Nothing looks worse than hard caloused hands with unkept nails. If you feel you don't have time to manicure your nails daily, then just clean them each day and set a time for your weekly manicure. Also, working girls should stick . : to colorless nail polish unless they ca:- - have lots of time to keep the []_ colm'ed always free of chipped gl : edges. It's always best to wait %. 'til those all important dates to  change to colored polish. For" the most part, girls like a "peaches and cream" complexion, but during the hot summer months, what girl doesn't like to sport, a beautiful sun-tanned cotm- Conductor to engineer: "All blackl' (no hot boxes) tenance ? But girls, while drink- ing in all that vitamin D don't If you ship freight, you'll like Northorn Pacific's exciting new "radio leave yon, eyes unprotected. As even though you can't hear it! We're talking about "broadcasts" the sun is tanning your face, it tive and caboose ofN. P. freight trains in the Cascade Mountains... may also be ruining your eyes, so wear sunglasses or put pads VHF radio telephone equipment. Why there? Because up in tha lofty of some sort over them, then you weather, we can greatly expedite movement of your freight by keeping can enjoy that tan without swollen constantly in touch with each other ; . even though they may be a mile eyes. tuned for further details... What about skin blemishesdo you ignore or squeeze them? If yon do"either, you are all wrong ..... A mild laxative and a drying salve . such as zinc oilatment can be very effective. Of course, a physician's advice is always best. .-- --- After' you have effected a pretty ' " skin, accent it with make-np, but make it look natural. Heavy daked make-up and exaggerated eyebrows do not beautify, but : cheapen the face. A lighter lip- " stick will do more for your sun  \\; tan than a darker one. Rouge, .. which is coming back in style, can do a lot for your coloring, but don't concentrate on a cirele in the middle of your cheek, spread it lightly across the cheek- bone under the eye in the direction of the hairline. Unknown high- lights of your eyes can be corn-  plemented or destroyed by mas- cara. Use it sparingly. At this point after checkihg all Engineer to conductor : ,'OK, we"re highballing,, the above things, if you honest/y feel that you pass every test to Our new "end to end" radio communication also means sa/er the best of your ability, then you freight. In case of trouble-a hot box or sticking brakes- -the engineer is are truly a picture of beauty in Northern Pacific is taking many other important steps to give you his eyes. But' remember, beauty We re buying new diesel power, building new freight cars, improving ot care is a never ending job; don't • ever' let a day pass without check- and streamlining our loading-and-unloading procedures. Dial us next ing your ,mils, complexion, figure, really tough shipping problem! hair or make-up. ,  Some of the ideas in the fore- FIRST AND TURNER STILEIS -- going paragraphs were borrowedGlamour ['' '-'lla * It. E. l)e Shields, Agent from the Jelly issue of . F__ILII magazine. RETURN FROM HOLIDAY" Mrs. R. W, Le,g'e ,eturne NORTHERN PA( Tuesday, July 5, from .Bremerton after spending the Fout'th with her  1 dauglter, Mrs. Merrin Hagerty, and her family. REMOVAL OF OFFICES and Mrs. John ,lavlson, M,'. :rod MrS. I]. 'illis, Mrs. Clara GeLLy, .. Mr. and Mrs. it. A. Beiser, i1. Delanty, Mrs. Syble Taylor, M:'s Grace'LePage and the imst and:hostess. . ,___ 2  01O The next meeting will t)e held at i the home of Mrs. Syble Tavlor,: 1409 Raih'oad, at 8 p.nl., July a6. i Wedding Announced' Burger to Eli Okonek of Grape- view was announeed Lhis weeR bv l,r her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. -(. Burger. . yOU The bride-eleet, was, • o'radua (, t (1 this year lrom h'ene S. Reed hi,,h school where she was active n return, D. E. Chlb. DEL C()LES IN" "Mi)NTANA Mr. and Mrs. Del Cole aml sons, Doug and Elnler, are enjoying a ten-day vaeation in Montana. They will return this Stln(laV. Your directors have declared a dend of 21:,% per annum for the 1 six months periodpayable J li Announeing this year.