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SALTY'S STYLE SHOPPE
12th and Bayview Angleside
N0W OPEN
Dresses - all sizes 9 to 50
Featuring Large Sizes
and Lingerie
Hours 12 Noon to 9 p.m.
PEARL SALTWICK PHONE 219M
Pasteurized and
Milk
TRY
LATZEL DAIRY
- we OELtWn--
OWe protect the quau ; of the milk we han-
dle by modern method in tmr modern plant.
GRATSINGERS' and SONS
TELEPHONE 215-J-2
Every Saturday Night
Mason County's Lai, gest Dance Floor
Shelton Roller
Rink
DANCING 10 P.M. TO 2 A.M.
itF:,i:UllU EAltlI00,Ti]T
Smart Accessor00 to
Holds 7 twolve-pocket
10 or 12 inch Jlbumk
.Exciting simplicity--and value, fool Ideally suited to
limited living quarters, "Rug<utters" call It a "going"
cabinet, Popular with the young as welt as the older
home-makers, too. The exclusive "JosloW" styling,
expert construction be-lie its low price, Choice of
lustrous walnut or mahogany finishes.
Olsen rniture
325 Railroad ihone i02
Sheitmi IOOF
Installs Officers
New officers were installed, by
the Shelton Lodge No. 62,.I.O.O.F.
at their regular meeting July 9.
New Noble Grand installed by
District Deputy Grand Master
Harry Carlon and Guy Call who
acted as installing officers, was W.
F. Rawling, while the new Vice
Grand is Thbmas Myers. The re-
tiring Noble Grand is M. J. Hel-
ser.
Mike Twai'dowski was apointed
warden, Thoinas Watts, the Con-
ductor. Left Supporter to the
Noble Grand is Ellis Wells, while
the Right Supportei'. is James
Fraser. Fob the Vice Grand, Rob-
ert Ebert will be Lef Supporter
and Charles Dahlinan Right Sup-
porter.
S. J. Roohey remains in bffice as
Caplain, and Llbne] L emap and
Melvin DObson are Inside arid Otit-
side Guardd, reSpectivbly.
Guy Call is the Recording Sec-
retary and Delmai. B, Cble the
FlnafiHal Secretary, While Lea
Young is TreaSurer ....
The final plans for a conlblned
LO.O.F.-RebekRh picnic to be held
at Shangrt La, the ISland Lake
summer home of Guy Call; were
mmounced at the Wednesday eve-
ning meeting. The picnic will be
held next Sunday, July 20.
COUPLE tNE|)
BY DOUBLE-RING
LThe chapel of the t. Olive
uthrari ChurCh Was the §et'ting
for thb nf0rmLi weddtfig 0f PeP-
flaughtr 0f Mrs.
of Inlw; and
of ekttt, tO
ME and Mrs.
Tle bride
suit with White
hIt was the suit With
a White veil.
a htte
B!ble centered with a'col-$ag ct'
tHbe gardenias. Whit Stin
strvaineF ad White Seet peas
Wre .astiAd tb the Bible arid
flo Wdd g÷acefulY in frott. .
lfrs. AlVin Woolb#eh of Sat-
fie, siiter of the' biqde¢ vas the
maid of hono. She we§ attired
in a brown Wool sdt With Whitc
afi! brown adesS0rleg and wore
a cbi'sagd 0' pinR i-oseSpd.
Mr. Floyi Fulleb of Shelt0n,
brother of the gi'oo m, acted as. the
beat man. Befdre the cerei/bny
began Mrs. Albach played "Be-
cause."
Cii6osbs Gi
The bride's mother wore a light
beige pin-stripe suit with black ac-
c6ssorie and a corsage of garden-
ias. Mrs. uller chose a green
suit With blacR accessories for her
so's wedding and a corsage of
gardenias.
S0CI00L tT
Thb' nbwlyweds left amitl a
shower of rice for a wedding trip
along the Oregon coast anti
through the California redwoodS.
The. groom is a gra0uate: of
.Irene S. Reed.High Schobl and is
employed at Revealer; Th' will
Snake their home in Shelt@h.
GIRL SCOUT CAMP SUCCESSFUL,
ACCORDING TO GIRLS, STAFF
The Girl Scout day camP held
June 23, tlu'ough July 2, at the
Naval Air Base proved to be a big
success, according to all the young
ladies who attended and the com-
mittee in charge.
An Indian theme was used to co-
ordinate the whole camp program;
units picked tribe names, made
head bands and costumes, peace
pipes and tommyhawks in prepar-
ation for the big Potlatch held the
last day Of camp. Costumes Were
made of broWn paper and crayon,
acbess0rles made of natural ma-
terial, as leaves, grass, pine cones,
etc.
Immediately following the cere- The following are the names of
mony a receptibn was held in the hose who attended the camp and
church parlors which were deco- the unit tribe name.theychose:
ated with assorted Sweet peas, A Hopi Sandra Hedrlckson,
three-tier cake With a traditions! Anne Kinsey, Leona Longoria,
bride;ad groom oa top cnteyeSLL:aren McKinney, Anna Mae King-
the .br s table;, whiqh 'qa/ ,Yley,Norma Jean TobleI',, Sharen
ered vlth a lac cloth, and wahl;rney , Lynn Wagoner, +Bernice
flanked oreither side With can-[Yeck, Carlita Durand.
delabra'and silver urns. Arapaho Bog Anderson,
Mrs. William Kriener of OlymlBrooke Anderson, Barbara Bell,
piaand Mrs. William Fox. df ondra Jane Bolton, Janis Sue
Rochester; Wash,,. poured, while Brown, Donna Lee Burnett, Robyu
Mrs. Ben Fox of Centralia So,wed Dassel, Donna Grant, Beverly
the cake. Jones, Phyllis Linton, Glenda Rob-
rThe girls were given use of the
buildngs now owned by the school
board and the weather was so nice
all during camp days that almost
all the activities were cariqed on
out-o.-doors, The girls partici-
pated in hiking, charcoal sketch-
ing, nature study, potato printing,
£lay modeling and outdoor cook-
ing, with every girl making a gift
Some00ncludedOf
clay. mode!s, pine cone necklaces
and bracelets and tommy, hawks.
I Other aqtivitie wei'e singing
and dramatic, skits. Mrs. Oliver
Ashford taught the girls sevei'al
new songs and Mrs. Ollie Cleve-
land hod charge of het0ing the
units With €[rs, rnat!cs. Each day
the girls met for an all-cahp as-
sembly before cahp closed for the
dty, .for ptnging and a skit put
On by a different unit each day.
Tte girls fr0m 10 years pud
older received an extra treat; July
1, they ,were allowed Lo stay over
night at .the c/imp site, Another
specl¢l treat oneday a week was
a m0)e.shown after lunch. They
consisted of a comedy and a reel
of= sorigs
A tbl Potlatch every unit pre-
sented some entertainment ending
with everyone having a slice of
watermelon.
The day camp committee is es-
pecially indebted to Mr. ten Wal-
ton, George Andrews and Herb
Grill and crew, navy chief now
stationed at the air base, for their
help in camp plans; and to the
school board for making available
the excellent site.
The staff consisted of Mes-
dames Newt Townsend, Lea Tif-
fany, Oliver Ashford, Virgil Smith,
elite Cleveland, Lobert Bell, Hor-
ace Skelsey, Jr., Winston Scott,
Herb Angle, Everett Reichman,
Mrs. Roy Peach and Misses Nad-
lne Lauber, Janet Swanson, Wini-
fred Eells, Betty Remsberg, Bar-
bara Kreienbaum, Sheila McGill,
and Betty Fulton.
ertson, Karen Snelgrove, Peggy
/SABEI,LA CLUB MEETS
Isabella Club let at
with eight rnernbrl,
yisit0r, d I cltil.dri pies-
,iast Wdnesty, OUly 9.
The next reglar meetlng is to
be at the home.of Ella Rose With
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN
A surprise birthday party was
given for Mrs. Bruce Thor)e Sun-
ay, July 13, by her daughter,
Shirley. Gifts were opened and
i'efreshments were served,
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Alexander, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Lapioli, Mr. and Mrs.
hil W. Durand, Bob Bellinghaus-
en, and Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe,
',F.W. HOLDS MEETING
The V.F.W. auxiliary will have
Its regular meeting tomorrow,
5uly 18, at the Memorial Hall.
The supper committee has been
nnounced as Stella Booth, Elsie
abroski, Esther Morgan and
[amie Clark.
EBEKAH LODGE PLANS
NNUAL PICNIC AT LAKE
The Ruby Rebekah Lodge will
old its annual picnic at the Is-
|and Lake summer home of Mr.
t.d Mrs. Guy Call Sunday June
Those members wishing trans-
portation to the lake should be at
he Odd Fellows Hall not later
than 11 a.m. and are requested to
bring a basket lunch.
ECILIA EDMISTON
RECENT JUNE BRIDE
Cecilia Edmiston and Arnold
bivingston, son of Mrs. Pearl Ar-
esen, were married at 3 p,m.,
une 29, at the Reldorff farm with
udge Walter A. Magoon officiat -,
ng. The home was decorated for
he occasion•with white and pink
i-osebuds.
The bride wore a white suit with
aatehlng hat and a corsage of
ardenias. Mrs. Elgin Sharp, the
bride's only attendant, wore a
rown *suit and a corsage of pink
Snd white carnations. Mr. Elgin
Sharp acted as the best man.
The bridegroom's mother wore
. dress of powder blue and a cr-
ation corsage of pink and white.
he couple will make their home
in Shelton.
A reception was held immed-
!ately following the wedding with
;he bride's table decorated with a
two-tiered cake with a traditional
bride and groom on the top.
ADES SUBST-T-I-TES
BOVEES TAKE 27
, Reverend George gads, retired
Baptist minister, will substitute
or Reverend J. O. Bovee Sunday,
uly 20, while Reverend and Mrs.
Royce take 27 young people to the
nual Baptist Bible Camp at
ke Retreat, 14 miles east of
ent.
This year's delegation is the
largest from Shelton to attend the
annual program at Lake Retreat.
BIEIIL ON HONOI ROLL
Arthur Biehl of Shelton has been
amed on the spring quarter honor
011 with a grade average of 2.38
its the Eastern Washington College
t Cheney, Wash. He is the only
Shittm student on the honor roll,
t bihgo party July 23:
Sdt, I%i£fl}
'00rltE SEA WOI00
Ida Lupine, John Gaa'fl6|
Jtiek Ibii00ii'S imrriVtal
Story of dror Afloat
Sundy, Mbtidtty, Tiisdy
July 2b-si.
iSick ihym, vea iien
,,CAgt00I00AL
COSTA RICA
IN TECHNICOLOR
esar Romero, Celeste lio|m
The lost Magnificent
MusiCal ! !
WedilJlay 0niy, 361 28
TWO tCtAURES
"WILD COUNTRY"
Eddie DbRt tia Ills ]gOrse,
Davidson, Jerry Weston, Ardice
Tidyman.
Navaho--Nadine Andrews, Bar-
bara Baxter, Sally Boysen, Fran-
ces Cole, Patricia Joslin. Melinda
Libby, Marcia Lund, Elaine Melin,
Mary Lou Ranf, Lonise Yonng,
Sandra Chase, Virginia Wyatt,
Margaret Kcnepacke, Leona Sav-
age, Joy Tidyman.
. BlackfeetSandra Ann Boysen,
Carol Cole, Mary Heuston, Judith
MeGtnnis, Jacqucline Miller, Pat-
ty Price, Doe. Bunion. Patricia Ry-
a, Carolyn Kelly, Betsy Bell,
Mary Jordan.
Mohawk--Arline Andrews, Mar-
lab Ashford, Barbara Ashford,
Claudia Barbour, Marylin Bar-
bour, Avis Boice, Marilyn Dotson,
Garby Elmore, Audrey Kiiner,
Marylin Muhson, Sharen err, Je-
anne Price. Irma Richard, Nancy
Retlly, Sally Stewart, Yvonne
Tidyan.
Former Shelton
Pastor Reports
From Ellensburg
The Reverend Hardwiek W.
Harshman, pastor of the First
Methodist Church in Ellensburg,
and former pastor of the Shelton
Methodist Church, reported that
he is "having a great time in EI-
Iensbtrg, and has a wonderful
church."
The Reverend Mr. Harshman
added that his new church seats
about 400 in the sanctuary, and
that he hay had many college stu-
dents from the Central Washing-
ton College of Education at his
services there.
He is planning to have a secre-
tary to help with his work begin-
ning September 1, and will then
spend more time on the College
campus.
Wedding Bells On
54th Anniversary
Choosing their grandparents'
54th wedding anniversary for their
own wedding, Miss Barbara Ann
Westover, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert L. Westover of Ehna,
and William Howard Dinning, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J./A. Dinning of
Dayton, were married June 25, at
the I0me of the bride's Imrents
in Ehna. Reverend Norman Smith
of the Baptist Church of Elma, of-
ficiated at the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred LaBru,
grandparents, acted as best man
and matron of honor for the young
couple.
Following the wedding a dinner
was selwed at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Westover honoring both
couples and a reception was held
in the evening.
CENTRALIAN VISITS
Mrs. B. F. Neely of Centralia
is visiting her father, William
Daniels, and a sister, Mrs. Eugene
Martin, iu Shelton for several
days.
SEATTLE VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs, Ells Bean of Seat-
tle are in Shelton visiting their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Durand, and children
Leslie, Diane and Bradley, for a
few days.
MINNESOTA TRIP PLANNED
Mr. and Mrs. T. Tough are leav-
ing on a trip to Minnesota. They
will visit Mrs. Tough's sister, Mrs.
George Golla, in Cloquet.
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'MILADIES' Former Star Athlete
CHANGE TO visits Veegan Home
Dr. Harry Deegan and family of
NEW
STYLES SheIto,, have as guest this week
Lieut. Col. Frank (A1) Crane,
For a sneak 1)review of what rot., and his wife, from Arlington,"
"Milady' '(;an expect to wear in Virginia. The Cranes intenfl to
suits and (:oats this Fall we pre- spend a year in the Northwest.
:ent this report of what is being Cohmel C)'ane, recently retired
.ohown in style (,enter, over the fl'Onl the Army, was tt nationally
nation, known collegiate athlete at the
The designers have been to Ear- University of Pemsylvania, where
ope this season for the first time he was a classmate of and fellow
since the war and have put adef- "tthlete with Dr. Deegan. The two
inite Paris influence in the Fall men also attended Stadium High
apparel. The suit jacket is long-- school in Tacoma and Washington
er with a nil)ped-in waist line and State Collcge together.
emphasized pocket detail giving The former Army man was a
a Parisian-rounded hil). Many Rose Bowl football player and out-
pockets are padded giving a quaint standing track record-lolder.
Old Fashioned look of the Gay
Ninetics. 'LOST 52 tbs FAT!
The skirt length is a subject be- •
ing greatly discussed. The skirts
are straight and longez" adding a Amazing Candy Plan
decided new look. All styles of Slims Down Figure
pleats will again be popular. Mrs. C. D. wens. Texas. writes. "I
TIle ln0st popular fabrics are wascontinually tryingdifferent ways ].
llard finis, lied worsteds gabardine, welhcdt° reduce.170undl.but withOUtThen lsuccesS'tried thel :"x
and men s weal' flannels. ¢ Deep, hVDSplan andVlmminlost 52Candypounds.Reducing]Now I ['
rich color tones as Forest Green e Weigh onlF 118." Youl" experience .J
Raspberry Purple, Moch Grey, and Wetlsmay°rmayn°t bethesameaMrS.hut why•not try the AYDS 6If
of course, Black are being used. way. Thousands ofothershave ttaed
AYJ)S Plan successfully tooand: , , 1
Coats will beseen in gay plaids
i In clinical testa €onducted b$' mele&l I
with long and full backs, many , doctors .are than lO0tw$natoM ] ['
14 tO IS IOUndt avert • In a few
will have hoods that inay be de- I .o. .. ,.. vff| v,,=.,. I
I c=., .a.=,.. p.. . I
tached or dral)ed gracefully back WiththisPlanyoudon'tcutotltau¥ I.',
over the shoulders.
meals ttlrchell ,potato., meatl or li
DreSses are vcry feminine with butter, Yous(mpfy c[tt them down. t
1 t's simple n.nd easierwhen YOl enq¥
flared princess lines and rounded delicious AYDS all directed. INs i
drugs, NO |atiYi. O egerC3ae. No ,,:.
shell]tiers, lIally Dalman sleeves ,,,a,,.go. Absolutely Imtmlell. JO
and lavishly full skirts will be tavt=upplyofAydt.only.2$.Ifj
not delightc'd with relult.t ONIY
seen. BACK on the very first IOX. lhoao
This new style trend may bring MCONKEY PHARMACY
a change in lairstyiing perhaps FIR DRUG STORE
even to the wind bown, cheek pit (Tear Out This Ad as a Reminder)
cuils of the late 20's. "Heaven
Forbid."
Ballgame and Picnic
Set for IBEW Sunday
Lake Isabella will be the scene
of a picnic to be held by the
IBEW, local B882, next Sunday.
A softball game at Loop Field
scheduled for 10 a.m. will begin
the day's festivities for the local
electricians and their friends and
families, with the scene shifting to/
the lake following the game.
The feud between the Power-
house workers and the Electricians
will be settled at the Loop Field
tilt, and additional games, with
pop aad ice cream and prizes for
all will be offered at the lake pic-
nic grounds.
Townsend Club Meets
The next regular meeting of the
Shelton Townscnd Club nmnber
three will bc held at 8 p.m. next
Saturday, July 19, at 408 Cots St.
The business session wiR hear a
report from the District Council
meeting at Montesano, and will
be followed by refreshments. All
persons interested are invited to
attend the meeting.
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they really get results!
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DANCING
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Ever Wednesday
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spend-all that, and more!
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- Wednesday
July 20 - 23
Dick Powell
"JOHNNY
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Come in and estimate the number of pennies in the jar in
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Thursday - Wednesday
July 24 - 30
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Starring Gregory Peck
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