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1965 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in :CChristmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE 11
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By Norms Taylor
KAMILCHE --- A surprise re-
ception for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Blackwelder on their 35th wedding
anniversary was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Taylor at their home
Wednesday ewming. The feted cou-
ple were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Stansbury as the recep-
tion guests arrived at the Taylovs
and hid their cars from view. The
cars were so well hidden in fact,
that Mr. and Mrs. ten Cole drove
into the driveway; couldn't see any
cars and drove on to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simmons
to find out where the reception
was to be held.
Large bells and streamers dec-
orated the dining room which fea-
tured a three tiered wedding cake
decorated with coral roses and
silver leaves with ,white lily of the
valleys and a large number 35 as
the top piece. Mrs. Harry Sim-
mons attended the punch bowl and
Mrs. Ira Stansbury served the ice
cream and cake. The bride was
presented with a corsage and the
honored couple were given a fold-
ing table for their camper from
guests; Mr. and Mrs. Art King-
ham of Carlyon Beach, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Simmons, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Todd of Shelton, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Stansbury, Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. Miller of Carlyon
Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Len Cole of
Shelton and Mrs. Florence Taylor.
Days at Lee College in Tennes-
see, 13 years ago were all brought
back to the Dave Whiteners when
Dr. and Mrs. Noah Ball with their
two children and Dr. BaliFs par-
ents, all of Atlanta, Ga., visited
at their home last week.
Thursday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lord were
Mrs. Lord's niece and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Nelson with child-
ten Dianne and Brian of Tacoma.
Mrs. James Kimball and two
children, Barney Lambert and Ju-
dy Smith are spending this week
at Panhandle Lake.
A relaxing week was spent by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pendergraft
vacationing at Iron Springs Lodge
at Pacific Beach.
Fishing was real good Sunday
at Summit Lake as Dave Wood,
Dan Wood and Jaclde Jolliff all
came home with their limit of
trout.
Spending a weekend with Mrs.
Ethel ~Vhitener was her daughter
and husband, Mr. and Ml:s. Harold
Ford of Portland, Ore.
Saturday evening, Ira and Helen
Stansbury entertained Cecil and
Mildred Blackwelder and Ed, Nor-
ma and Edwin Taylor with a picnic
dinner on their patio.
Oliver Petty is sporting a rather
large bandage on his head and a
real sore shoulder caused by a
widow-maker falling on him last
Friday.
MRS. WAYNE Robertson was
a visitor Monday in the home of
Mrs. Henry Robertson.
Kamilche Ladies' Club will meet
at Progress Grange Hall Aug. 4
at noon for a potluck luncheon.
Members are asked to put on their
thinking caps and come up with
lots of good ideas; as the meeting
will be devoted to mapping out
plans for the booth at the Mason
County Fair.
Mrs. Dan Wood received word
Thursday that her brother, Jim
Nech of Plainville, Kan., had pas-
sed away.
Ann Carr visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John Jolliff.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Petty at-
tended the funeral of Alex Smith
Sr. at Oakville Saturday.
A day at NIason Lake picnick-
ing, water skiing and swimming
was enjoyed by the families of
the Harold Fords, Roy Wests and
Martha Koenig with children on
Saturday.
A quiet weekend at Sea-Beck
was enjoyed by Mrs. Henry Unger.
Dinner guests at Mrs. Florence
Taylor's Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Justin Taylor with children,
Billy, Paul and Janet of Olympia,
Carol and Danny Wilson of Se-
attle, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Taylor
and son, Edwin.
Mrs. Jean Gellatly and children,
of Redwood City, Calif., are visit-
ing with her brothel', Nell McDon-
ald.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cowan of
Tacoma were Sunday visitors at
the A1 Lord residence.
Bob and Anna Wiles spent their
weekend doing some remodeling
cn their home--the main project
being the installation of lovely
glass sliding doors.
Guests Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wood were Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Weltsh and children
of Seattle.
A family picnic dinner was serv-
ed to guests, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Stansbury, and children, Mr. and
i Mrs. Paul Wheaten and family and
Melvin Sparks Sunday at the Ira
Stansburys.
TYLER, TYLYNN and Tawnya
Hahn of Vancouver are visiting
with the Martin Ottos while their
mother is recuperating from sur-
at a Vancouver hospital.
Some of the local teenagers,
hmnita, Ma~)lyn, Carol.~nL Arlene
and Darlene Ellison, Jeannie Sig(~
and B. J. Whitener bare just re-
turned from spending a most en-
joyable week at Fort Flagler Bible
School.
Mrs. Martha Kocnig and chil-
dren of Nisqually visited at the
home of her mothcr, Mrs. Ethel
Whitener Saturday evening.
Williarn Van Sickle and son of
Seattle were afternoon callers olx
Sunday at the Henry Ungers.
Sund~y morning, the h'a Stans-
burys, Cecil Blackwelders and Mel-
vin Sparks joined the Ed Taylors
at Kneeland Park for a delicious
breakfast put on by the local Ki-
wanis Club.
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Wood made a
business trip to Seattle Wednes-
(lay.
Meekness and charity have di-
vine authority.
---Mary Baker Eddy