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EARLY
For
ENING
IN ABOUT THREE WEEKS
Of The
UNDERETTE
SERVICE LAUNDRY
DIX WASHING MACHINES
Also
CLOTHES DRYING SERVICE
222 North First Street
SHELTON
New conveniences[
ling easel Less fatigue|
DEBAKER
,TRUCKS , ,
Big range of sizes and wheelbasesl
The new Studebaker trucks come
in N-ton, -ton, l-ton, l-ton
(illustrated) and 2-ton capcities
they're all outstanding trucks in
ruggedness and low-cost operation.
nd first in performance--that's why
s are selling sengationally,!
new big power, too, in Studebaker'g medi-
|6A and |TA series. Studebaker's
Plus" engine delivers 200 Ibs. ft. torque;
most progressive truck designing--get
lid dollar value--get a Studebaker truck l
and Cots
Pre-Nuptial Party
IS Given July 22
Preceding the wedding rehearsal
of the Lois Mary An(lerson, George
Thomas Booth last Friday night,
Mrs. L. C. MeKever entertained
at a dinner for lt]e bridal party.
The guests were seated at small
tables centered witll houquets of
pansies, flower of Delta Delta
Delta sorority of which Miss An-
derson is a member. \\;Vhite flow-
ers wel*e tlsed about the rooln.
Timse in the bridal party bc-
sides tile bride and bridegroon
are Mrs. James Saltier, Margaret
Jahnke, Barbara Nellor, Marilyn
Lamb, Mrs. Walter Haney, Bea
Whitcomh, Mary Shelley, Frances
tIerrington, Mrs. Edward Shelley,
William Booth, Guy BeckwiLh,
Jack Saeger, John Howe and Ro-
I)in Binns.
In addition to members of tile
party, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson,
Lieut. James Sattler, Mr. Walter
Haney, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haney
anti Mr. and Mrs. McKeever wer
present.
FILM ON GYPSUM
SHOWN KIWANIANS
AT TUESDAY LUNCH
A color motion picture in sound,
showing the wide use of gypsmn
in American mamffacturing,* with
its diversified utilization in buihl-
ing and other forms was shown
to members of the Shelton Ki-
wanis club at their regular meet-
ing on Tuesday. The film was se-
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SHIGLEY, Me(, )WAN WED JULY 15
IN SOLEMN I)(/IBLE RING RITES
Gold Star Mothers will serve
the Kiwanis luncheon August 2,
and all members are urged to
turn out to help, announced Mrs.
W. F. Compton, president.
SIIELTON GROUP
ATTENDS RODEO
Two members of the Evergreen
Riding club, June Kratcha and
Hank Borpen, were pleasantly
surprised last week with a birth-
day party given in their honor by
the members of the club.
Saturday, July 23, this club
took their horses and attended the
Rodeo and Parade at Centralia.
They paraded with other mounted
groups through Centralia and
Chehalia Saturday. That night
they slept in sleeping bags near
their horses and Sunday they rode
in the "Grand Entry" and enjoyed
a fine rodeo. They returnedshome
a tired but happy' bunch df rid-
ers.
The club has received many in-
vitations from other clubs and
horse organizations to attend their
events.
Drill captain Dick Smith prom-
ises a lot of hard practice in the
near future.
I.O.O.F.-REBEKAH PICNIC
The I.O.O.F.-Rebckah picnic will
be held Sunday, August 7, at
Sharer State Park. Dinner at noon.
This will be a joint picnic be-
tween Elma and Shelter lodges.
Each' family is to bring their
own dinner and silver service.
Lodges will furnish coffee, cream,
sugar, ice cream and pop.
FRI EN DSH/P-cL'u B MEETS
Friendship club held its picnic
meeting July 20 at Kneeland park.
I The next meeting will be August
3 at the home of Mrs. Eathcl
Mitchell.
Use Journal Classified Ads.
cured through the efforts of Joe :'
Simpson of the Lawton Lumber
company, wire served as program!
chairman.
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The hlm showed the develop-
ment of gypsum products Jrom Yellow roses, mixed swcct peas,
the mining of the rock, thrpughidell)hinmm and glads decorated
its processes of manufacture and t the Metho(tist (.hurch Friday. July
use in various forms, so necessary t :15 ' for tile we(hlinK of Ilene Lqli4-
in the development of modern Icy to LaVern L. McCowan. The
American life. parenls are Me. and Mrs. (:a]'
M.C.P.
Motor Co. Jm,JellypEcTiN
Shigley and Mr. and Mrs. I,]oyd
C. M('Cowan.
Rev. %Vayne Wright read the
p,m. dolll)le ring cf, remony })e-
fore a large gathering of friends
and relatives.
EscorLed to the althr by iwr
faLher, the bride was lovely in
her white satin gown which was
fashione(1 with a sweethe'trt necl,[-
line D'imme(I in sepal pearls. The
gathered Mdvt fell into a hmg
train. Her fingerlip veil was held
Ito her l)rown tresses t)y a seed
I pearl crown. Sile carric(I a I)oll-
quet of white carnations centt'l'-
ed wilh an orchid an(l her jew-
elry was a single sLrand of pe:Lrl:;
with lnatching ear]'ings.
Mrs. Lou Lumpstin wa; ma-
tron of honor wearing a t/al(
green gown and Carol McAloon
,and Mildred Fisher were brides-
!maids attired in pink an(t laven-
der gowm; resI)ectivcly. Each at-
tendant wore sweet peas to lnal.(t
I her gown in her hair al]d carried
a t)ouquet of assorte(I sweetpeas
I with strealners to natc,]l her cos-
I turne.
t Tile candles were lightc(I by
1Beverly King in blue and Connie
Lundburg in yellow. Sharon I-lale
laid a paLh of peta.kl I?r !Am bride
and Bobble, , Fisher was ringl)ear-
AUGUST-PIANs
Mr. and Mrs. llarry Newman
annonnee the engagement and
coming marriage of their (laugh-
ter, Betty Marie. to John i).
Rohlnson of Seattle. lh" is llw
son of Judg(, and Mrs. ClaH'les
T. Wright.
Miss Newman attended Irene
,. Reed and was Forest Festi-
v:tl Princess this year. She v:ts
active in girls athletics.
Mr. J{obinson graduated with
the c'lass of '44 from Irene S.
Reed and attended EWCE. lie
was in the navy during the wdr.
The wedding will he Anhqnst
12 at the First Baptist cin,reh.
- Shelton, Washington
Laugens Return From
Vacation In Minnesota
Following a pleasant two-week
SHKION'S 00RIITII:II =,..
Mr. and :Mrs.-Olaf Laugen and
son, Glenn, 23o South Eighth
GARDEN "APARTMENT street, returned home to Shelton
last Saturday. While in Rushford
they visited friends and relatives.
Both Mr. Laugen and his son
, work at Simpson Logging Corn-
Re Completed Sometime In Early August
I
Making Available
5 Two-bedroom Apartments
5 Single Bedroom Apartments
pany mills in Shclton and had
planned their trip during the
Summer vacation p(,riods given
employes.
Tom Connolly Achieves
Gonzaga Honor Rating
One of 117 Washington students
listed on Gonzaga university's
Spring semester honor rall just
released by Registrar Maxwell
ChaDman is Tllomas E. Connolly
of Shclton.
A total of 172 students are iisted
as having attained a better than
"B" average during the past sere-
ester. Men and women from 16
stateg and three foreign nations
are represented on the scholastic
honor roll according to Registrar
Chapman.
Connolly is a sophomore student
studying pre-law at the univer-
sity. During the, past year he
served as vice president of the
sophomore class.
BASKET SOCIAL AT. BELFAIR
There will be a basket social at
the Belfair Barn next Sunday at
8 p.m. It is sponsored by the
V.F.W. and the proceeds Will go
to improvements on tie athlctic
field.
Everyone is welcome to bring
baskets and entertainment.
EACH APARTMENT EQUIPPED WITH
Frigidaire Range and Refrigerator
Victron Kitchen Exhaust Fan
Automatic Latmdry Available In Basement
* Hotwater Heat
'anti fully Landscaped - Secluded Residential Site
Located'On Angleside at 10th & Olympic
G.I.s Will Be Given Preference
RENTAL BY LEASE ONLY
For Further Information Call
Kieburtz ' ,.o.o
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q-TON-MAgON COUNTY JOURNAIJ
BRIDAL SHOWER .......
(F'holo i)y Bm'goyne)
or.
tI'u'oht Big'g's was best man
,nd Milton Fisher aml Stewart
Nutt were llshers.
Ved(ling nulsic sang by Mrs.
(;eorge Ch'isdale inchlded "I Love
You Truly," "Becmme" an(l "The
[ ,m'd'.: Prayer."
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Shigley chose a grey dress
with matching accessories and the
bridegroom's mottmr wore a grey
smt with the same color acces-
.:ories. Both mothers had corsages
t)f roses and swee.t peas.
A reception was held immed-
iately after tile cermnony in tile
chm'ch parlors which were (lcc-
,)ratecl with assorted flowers. Tile
linen covered table held a wed-
(linK cake that had a traditional
bri(le and bridegroom miniature
n it.
Assisting at the reception were
the mesdames Milton Fisher, Bill
Seitz, Ellis Johnson, Clarence
Fordmeyer, Bert Hyat and tile
misses Bobbsie Shigley, Charlene
Shigldy, Noretta Kirk and Paula
.lohnstn.
Mrs. McCowan changed to a
hh,e-grey suit with pink and blue
a(x:ess(:)r'ies for her wedding trip
to Seaside, Ore. She accented her
outfit with an orchid corsage.
The bride graduated this year
from Irene S. I’eed ]-ligt School
and the hridcgroom attended
Shelton ,;cllools and is en14)[oyad
aL Olympic Plywood.
About 150 out-of-town gucsts
were present at tile wedding be-
sides as many local friends.
JULY 18 HONOILq
JOYCE FRISK
Mrs. John Graffe, Mrs. Darrell
Swearengen and Mrs. FLay Proth-
el" were hostesses at a t)ridal
stmwer given in honor of Joyce
Frisk July 18 at the Graffe home.
Miss Frisk will wed Omer I)ion
this nmnth.
Sweet peas decorated the living
room where the refreshments
were served buffet style.
Prizes went to Mrs. Jack Den-
nis and Mrs. Lawrence Gidclings.
Guests included the mesdames
Sam McGill, Archie Roff, Ray
Graffe, Alvin Tidyman, Don Run-
acres, George Frisk, Jack Dennis,
John Young, Don Scoffietd, Char-
les Dennis. Omer Dion, Lawrence
Giddings and the hostesses.
Also the misses Mihired John-
son, Arlene and Doris Tidyman,
:May, Pat and Jewel Anderson,
Carolyn McGill and the honored
guest.
19 GOLFERS OUT
FOR 'LADIES DAY'
There was a fine turnout fo]
"Ladies Day" at the Shelton Bay-
shore Golf Course last Thursday.
In the morning play for the
ball, the following were present.
Mary Lovell, Neva I)urke, Gene
Hooper, Evelyn Burgoyne, Kath-
ie Gilmont, Verda McConkey, Eva
Ahlskog, Kay Scott, Doreen Par-
felt, Kay Cropper, Vera McKen-
zie, Rose Brewer, Vivian Halbert
and Lyla Marshall who won the
ball.
: In the arfternoon Dot Itilderman,
May Munro, .hme Bell, Betty
Hawks and Mildred Rupert were
seen on the course.
LEWIS' ARE GRANDPARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Lewis
are again proud grandparents.
Tcri Nell was born July 21 to Mr.L
and Mrs. Jack Lewis of Seattle. I
Mrs. Charles Lewis was in Se-I
attle Monday and Tuesday to see
her namesake and also to attend
a conference at the University of
Washington on piano literature
conducted by Dr. Stanley Chapplc,
head of the music department.
HAVE TELEVISION PARTY
Several members of the V.F.% r.
post and auxiliary met at the home
of Mrs. Ruth Dederman Mon-
day night for a "television party."
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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, INCORPORATED
806 Washington Building - Tacoma
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Picnickers know...
"It's a Case of Enjoyment"
*"It's the
OtYMPI, uREWlNG CO., 'IOLYMPIA, WASH.
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Cameron t{otol
2]](I mid C,r(:,'' St
ShelteR. Wash. j
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Phone 660
MERLE NORMAN
COSMETIC
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Courtesy DemonstrMion
by Appointment
A Salon of Distinction lot Dis'crimining women
220 NORTII FIRST STREET, SHELTON TELEPHONE 660
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HUNTS C.H.B.
Catsup. 2/31'
Standby
Whole Kernel
CORN
No. 303 Tin
2for 31'
Fels Naptha
SOAP
3 Bars
SPRY
3-lb. tins 79*
Garden PORK & BEANS No. ,/ Ttns 2/29*
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FLORIDA GIRDLED
CORNEDBEEF ........................ lb. SS’
GROUND BEEF ......................... lb. 45 ’
PURE PORK SAUSAGE .......... Fb. 39'
SKINLESS WIENERS ..: ......... lb. 49'
Tender- Grown
COLORED FRYERS ................ lb. 55 ’
AGED GOOD GRADE BEEF FOR DELICIOUS ROASTS
AND STEAKS * RABBITS COLORED FRYERS
Bulk Kraut - Bulk Pickles
M,..d
ORDER MEAT BY PHONE -- CALL FOR UNTIL 7 P.M.
SEEDLESS
GRAPES
2 lbs. 29'
JUICY
ORANGES
lb. 12
WAoHINGTON NO.'1
ALL GREEN CRISP
CELERY
lb. 5"
SPUDS
10 lbs. 27*
LETTUCE ............ 2 for 9*
Needham Food
BIGGEST FREE PARKING LOT IN MASON COUNTY
MT. VIEW James K. Needham, Prop. PHONE 199
ter