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writing' me 'ilildny afternoon with n dinner
Anna. lPaulz, at the CIrL,dale, Jr. lama on Hood
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lVriday evening', .Tuiv'26, Mi.s
(]erai(li. ,imnel.ie ftlltso'n and
l,beli (-', i:qnel{ney were llnited
m m:l Tinge ql .,I o'clock al the
j bh"ihdaV anuivera.l'y,. Methodii CllHreil, fqhelton, wiih
I Gue :{ . for ' tile .*affair indiuded.l'the , R'verend " H. , ¥V..<q-lnrshrfian'
Mr,;. VQ. li'. Cl'oSby, Dr. andMr I officiating for 'lhe" candlelighted
P, dwin Loveii an d daughters Carol ervlce. t'he bride In the daugtiter
I a'o and L3:iln; P.eth Fortnm'n an¢![ of Olll'lb? i=iurm?n, and the bride-
I Jane (h'i{daie, granddaughters oil groolil i!-; tile ROU of '[1'. and Mrs.
,hffni ,1 Pinekney, all or Shelton.
the honor guem, anti the l io.¢,;t.m I The eilllroii deem'ated with
Mrs. Grisdalc received many love-I was
13, Kifts I•or ihe oevnMon. , whih, atllf/ lavender sl|nllllOr flow-
e|'.q.
CONCRETE PIPE
SEWER PIPE
CULVERT PIPE
DRAIN TILE
WELL CURB
Alo Washed
SAND &', GRAVEL
FOR QUALITY AND
ECONOMV
ee
MASON
MATERIALS
S1 leeossor,q to
SH ELTON CONCRETE
PROD U*GTS CO.
PHONE 123
71h St. Bridge
Saturday Night
PARK HALL
1,28
ON LAKE ISABELLA
RAU'S ORCHESTRA
MILRE GRIMES AT THE PIANO
II. E. Miles On the Drums
by Shelton Eagles Aerie No. 207£
g 9:30 p,m. to 1:30 a.m.
--Your for the telephoning!
One call and we'll pick up
your laundry, do it up "hos-
pital clean" in our modern,
scientific plant and return
it to you paekaqed anti ready
for use.
Cleaners Phone 88
Seven Days a Week
Tile bride was attractively
dressed in an nqua jersey after-
nOOll dress with a lrlal'ine motif
and with it she wore white acces-
sories. Hey bouquet wa of bouv-
ardia, mw-.etlea:; and Itll orchid,
Virginia. Lqllge WaS her only al-
lelldald aild Hlle wore fl, yellow
and black llrinl dress with blacl¢
arid white aceessorien and her
bol.lqllet Wan of peach colored rose-
buda•
Candielighters were June Hilt.*
son, sister of the bride and MarKie
Pmvson. John J. Plnekney, Jr.,
was I:fin I)roihel": best man and
ushers WOre Chlren(m Perldns aud
Paul St:eases, 'ill of Shelton. :Miss
IvIerrily lttll, Shelton, played the
wedding music and MIss Joan SOl:)-
ev sa.ltg, "Oh Promise Me" and
"l [.a)ve Yell Trnly," oeeompnnled
hy Miss ]{ill.
An annl of the brido, V,"rs. W.
A. ul'nlrager of East Olympia,
received with lhe bride and wore
a Ifl|lek and rose th'ess with a gel'-
( [enilt COl'SO gy,.
lVh'< Pinelowy wore n, ligllt hhle
Sllil, with tlla(k aioessories slid :l
Wn'denia, 12orsa .(e. "
A ree.epLion was held in the
clnlreh l)a.rlors witil the rooms dec-
ornted with pastel eolored flowers.
The tabh, was cenlered with nn
a.ll-while lhree-liered cake nnd
flowers of pastel shndes.
Mrs. V& R. l-lsl)son, of Olympia,
poured and Mrs. Bln'ntrager serv-
ed the cake. Mrs. Miles Mols-
wor|h was il ollalT, o or the wed-
ding pii ft m
There were ,10 gnests present
for the wedding and reception.
For traveling the bride added a
white "shortie" coat to her wed-
ding dress and wore nn orchid
eorsn,e. Arh,r n short wedding
1rip Io Poll.land they will mnl{e
their llome in helton.
Mr. and Mrs. Pinckney both at-
tended tie Irene . Reed Senior
l:fih Sehool, and Mr. Pinckney
has reeently been discharged from
the Na, vy, after two years in the
Sonth Pneifie.
W('rIJ TO MEET
:F'Ri DAY AFTERNOON
The Sheltm Woman's Christian
Tempernnee mmn will hold the
regular monthly meeting Friday,
Alg. 2, al Lhe lame of Mrs. I. W.
Wha h,y, hegimlinp: with a. 1
(feloel i)othl(d hmelleolL ffrs. Mel
Dobson will be assisting" hostess
anti Mrs. VV. MT. Ellioti; will lead
tile dew)lions. ][rs. Arvilla Wiley
will il"tV(. charge of the program.
All iu-l;erestod \\;VOlYlell are col'dial-
ly invited to attend,
SON BORN IN CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. I),vid YI. Logan
}l,q\\;'e )'o('eivod lv()rd lh ir son 'llltl
da,ug'hter-in-lnw, Lt. Coindr. and
?v]rs. William 1)avid Logan have
:,, son. William David, Jr., born
July 25 in the SI. Mary's hospi-
l:ll, iiii lPl'alleisco.
BAPTi,T Biill.E CLA, s
I'ICNIC TUESDA
The al'lDIllll Baptist Bible class
l)icme was held Tuesday evening
aL tlm V. S. FIe(:kmari home near
llnion. A1)out 50 altended. Horse-
shoes were played and a busi-
ness essiun was enjoyo(l foilowin K
the dimwr. Pictures taken by :Mr.
Heckman formed the entertain-
mcnt for the evening.
HOME
LOANS
Convenient Terms
Reasonable Bates
NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
%
Title insurance Bldg.
:Food --Fine Music
on Fridays and Saturdays
"The 4 Esquire Boys"
Musical Quartet You'll Go Hurtle
Applauding
Esquire Club
1, Box 147, Olympia -- at MUD BAY
Range
Burners
Convert Your Range to an 0il Burner
TWO TYPES TO CHOOSE FROM
AVAILABLE NOW!!
ER ELECTRIC
i Phone 66 207 Cote Street
SOCIAL EV ENT S
Miss Allen is
Honored Friday
Miss Marjory Troy mid Mar-
gart }'Hantilton . were.; cohostese.
at>a shower given in l)0'ff0r"of
lvliss Lueille Allen at the C. O.
Troy home riday evPning, Jnly
25.
flnests inebldefl :lV[endnmes Wnl-
tm" S. Allen, Rohert Dodge, Hal -
ry Hamilton, C. . Troy, John
VanderWal, Andy Harris, May L.
Troy and Misses Collen Mast, Nel-
dn Chaplnan, Nona Harris, Mar-
garet Glaser, Pat Troy, th hon-
ored glest, Miss Llei]le Allen,
nnd the eohostesses, Miss Hamil-
m and Miss Troy.
(]ames were enjoyed during the
evening with prizes going, to Mi's.
Harry Hamillon aml Mrs. John
Va nderWal.
Many lovely presents were re-
ceived by the honored guest. Re-
freshmeus were sem,ed at the end
of llie evening.
DeMolay Pressing for
Majority Degrees
Mark N. Reed. elmpLer of the
Order of DeMolay is bending its
principal efforts toward getting
eonfeiTal 'of majority degrees for
as ln&ny Of its, members as pos-
.<dble at ttlo first state DeMolaly
t;onvention to be held .since be-
fore the war, scheduled at Aber-
deen AUgUSt .20, 31 nnd .Septem-
ber ].
All members of the order who
have reached 2 years of age will
have an opportunity of, having
the l:)eMolay majority degT.ee con-
ferred at the convention. All mem-
bers eligle'aad who Wlsli to' re-
ceive tee degree m;e asked to
notify W. M. Valey at the L.M.
grocery department or l%rnard
Winieeki nt his home.
IIOOD CANAL GARDEN CLUB
"I'he Hood Canal Garden ehlb
held :l picnic. July 18; at Twanoh
State park. There were 32 in at-
tendance tn enjoy the pot.hlel¢
lnncll. Qames for the day were
arranged by Mrs. Gladys Lock-
wood and prizes which'were also
furnished by Mrs. Lockwood, were
won by Mrs. Nancy Brown, Mrs.
Merle Snlith, Mrs. Frances Hill,
Karl Linscott and Mr. Glfford,
who all composed poetry aboui
different species of flowers,
The next meeting of the Gar-
den club is to be tmld at the home
of Mrs. Josie Peterson August 15.
Luncheoh is to consist of clqm
chowder and dessert which will
be served by Mrs. Zoe Seeva, Mrs.
Elizabeth Robinson and Mrs.
Frances Hill, instead of the nsual
pothlck hmeh, :Mrs. Hill is asking
all members of tt'm cllb to bring
a donation of a remnant of goods
to be sent to Greece for makilg
garments for children. Timy need
dress material, unblenehed mmlin,
cotton and flannel in amounts
from one-half yard to five yardm
VThis is a national federation proj-
ecl but there i. still time t0 Send
conLributiol.
AI,ICE SILVERS ANNOUNCES
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. aud Mrs. Omar G-, Silvm-.
or (hq'iixd lIill anuounce the on-
gagement of their youngest
d:mgltel', Alice :Marie, to Donald
E. :Burson, recently discahrged
from the nnvy,
A dinner was held at the home
of the bride-elect Sunday, July 21,
nt which time the annmmcement
was lna de.
Guests ineluded Mr.-and Mrs.
Waltm' A. Silvers of Olympia;
:Mr. gnd Mrs. W. E. Sharpe, :Mrs.
t(a.therine JOhnson, Mrs. C. W.
Coleman and children and Miss
Jacque :Mowry.
Mr. Burson is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank L. urson of
Spokane. No wedding date has
been set.
MR. AND MRS. :EDWARDS
RETUISN TO SHEL'£ON'
Mr. and Mrs. W. W..Edwards
of 411 Arcadia avenue, returned
to their Shelton home last week,
after completing a 7,000 mile mo-
tor trip which took 'th:em as far
east as 'Minnesota, stopping at
the Mayo Clinic, then on south
through Iowa, stopping to visit
Ivfrs. Edwards parents and broth-
el', then to Tulsa, Okla., and then
home through Kansas, stopping in
Cohn'ado to bring Mr.iEdwards'
mother, Mrs. M. :IV[. Edwards of
Palisade, Col., home with them
for a visit during the summer,
where she will also visit three
other sons and a daughter.
ATTENDING FURNITURE
MART
Ole Olsen, proprietor of the el-
sen Furniture company of Shel-
ton, accompanied by Mrs. Olsen,
left here yesterday for a two-week
trip to the furniture markets in
San Francisco and LOS Angeles.
BROTHEI 1S VISITOg
ber Thomas of Seattle, broth-
er of Mrs. Grant C. Angle, has
been a geust at the Angle home
on Angleside several days this
week.
INITIATION FOR RAINBOW
GIRLS TUESDAY
Tuesday, August 6, the Rainbow
Girls Assembly will hold an initia-
tion at the Masoni6 Temple, start-
ins at 7:30 in the evening. There
will be refreshments.
RETURN FROM VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fuller and
sons Bob and Floyd flare just re-
turned from a l'7-day auto trip
through Yellowstone Park. They
also visited relatives l South Da-
kota.
CIIARLES NUBY ESTATE
Judge Wilson signed a decree
of distribution on the hearing of
the final report and petition for
distribution in the Charles Nuby
estate
TOWNSEND CLUB TO
MEET SATURDAY
The Southside Townsend club
No. will lneet Saturday, Ag.
3, starting at 8 o'clock. Visitors
are welcome.
SHELTON COUPLE WED
Edwin C. Sepp and Laura Kin-
kel both of Shelton, were united
in marriage Saturddy, July 27, by
,lustiee W. A. Magoon.
Fifth Birthday
Is Celebrated
Pn.lrricia Grace Morgan, dangh-
ter, of' Mr. afldtMrm., l-Iar.old,,W.
l'organ, celebrated ler fifth birth-
day ahniveraary Wedfies.day, July
24, at Kneeland park where the
gnentn enjoy0d splashing in tlie
wading prl nnder the mlpervision
.of Pat's two aunts, Mrs. Arthur
Crocker and Mrm Wesley. Morgnn.
The usual birthday refreshments
were served picnic style and all
reported a fine time.
uests inchlded Danny Morgan,
Bessie tOOl), Wanda Ann Wh|te;
Michael Hopkips, Carla, Kimbel,
Marsha. anti K.ermit Livermore,
Carol Hannah, Beal3"ice SIa'uel-
loan of Seattle, Robl)in I,ee Mar-
shall, WllO has just returned from
a irip to Elgln. Ill., Pliyllis Lane
of' Everett and tlle holior gueal,
Pat.ricia G rsee Morgan.
Mother present were Mrm
Earl Fortlum, Mr.. Herb Loop,
Mr.o,. Robert Marshall. Mrs. Orlan
Hnnnah ,and Mrs. Kermit Liver
lnol'e.
TIM[ IEEE IS IN'CliilA
A note" to Mrs. Mina Lee fronl
her sen Tim, who is an aviation
nlaellinisUff mate second class,
states that he was leaving 3uly
18 to ai'rlvo in Cuba, 3uly 22,
where tlmy will opera:t for a.feW
days arid. then return lo New
York, Angu.t 2 and IJlelt cleave
AUgUS 5 for Annapolis.
I-le is worklng witlt the fighter
glmtp at A nnapolL aId,, has one
:l,'4II ,Corsair,: to ake :care el'; He
:ment, ioned fhe: .weath'er. Was pret-
ty-eold for hfilnmor wllere-he was
dt the tlmd o.f writlng.
Tim's brother Dici¢ is stationed
at god|ok, nd lie is a RClc.
MYRTLE DOWNIE TELLS
OF E2qGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Wiltiam Downie
of Arcadia. road announce the en-
gagement, of tl/eir daughter, Myr-
tle to David Greene of The Dalles,
Ore. Miss Downie was a gradu-
ate of the Irene S. Reed senior
high schoo L class of 1944. She has
been eriiployed in the office of
a dairy concern in Portland for
the pant two years. She is to be
married Aug. 3 at The Dalles
wilere tie is employed by the tel-
ephone company, and Whel'e they
will make their homo..
BU) PAULEY AT FORT LEWlR
Bud Pauley am'ived Sunday at
Fort Lewis from Puerto Rico, Ar-
uba and Caruso, w]ere lie is
awaiting s0paratior from the
armed force§. He has been in tim,
service for the past fourteen and
one-half months.
VF%V CONVENTION
IlEI,D IN ABERDEEN
The vFW state convdntion was
held in Aberdeen .hfly 10 to 13.
The delegates attending from Slel-
tan wore Ethel Compton, Juanita
Pottee, Ann Levil and Bee Gray.
The next meeting of the auy
ilia, will be held August 2 at
8 o'clock at the Memorial hall.
Members are urged to attend as
there will only be the ene meet-
in' dnrin A]lktlt.
I,'fENIL'4HII' ('i,UB MEETS
The Friendship club llet Jnly
17 at the home of Toni Swiger
with Helena Iinns as assisting
hostess. A lovely luncll was served
in :Mrs, Swiger's beautiful yard.
Birthday cakes and gifts honored
Muriel Graf and Libbie Saeger.
The next receiving will be a pic-
nic at Walker park August 7.
FRANK II. {VAI.KER ESTATE
An order settblg the time for
hearing the final report and pe-
tition for distribution of the Frank
1-17, Walker estate was signed Sat-
urday by Judge Wilson. The thne
was set for Saturday, Sept. 7.
LEPAGE-WEEKS WEDDING.
Justice W. A. Magoon performed
a marriage cereniony Wednesday,
July 24, for Ray W. LePage ar{d
Grace R. Weeks, both of Yacolt.
RETURNS FROM BOSTON
Mrs. Ernest C. Dahlgven return-
ed Tuesday from a visit of the
past six weeks In Boston with her
daughter, Mrs. Warren Wilson.
While on the trip, Mrs. Dahlgren
visited with friends and relatives
in Chicago :Montana, New York
and other places of interest.
ON INSURANCE
wlfh fhe •FARMERS
INSURANCE GROUP.
Broad insurance profecf|on
Frle,dly claim service.
AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK
#Je=--"Co.i;,.i.gfom,"
assessable.
Be, safe.., not iorty
Isure fodayl
or inform.lon, see---.
BILL PEAION
Distr.iqt Agent
OSCAR MELL
Local Agent
FARMERS AUTOMOIILE
I=t.r, INSURANCEI==Imn¢o
Truck Insurance Exchanp
Miss Eddy Weds
Donald Ribbe
The wedding of Mis 1Tern Eddy
of Belfnil' to Donald Ribbe of Gift
Harbor hohl Saturday evening,
July 20, ati.raetd over 150 friends
and relatives of the eonple. The
ceremonywas held in the'. St.
Pauls Lpi,enpal cilmell, l/!remer-
ton, with n beauT.ifulty candle-
lighted service, Rev. C. M. Bailey
officiated at the doable ring cere-
rnony. The hride is tlie d.qnghter
of Mr. mid Mi's. W:lli.er Eddy of
Be]fair.
Preceding the service. David
Eddy of Olympia, eousnl of the
lrlde, sang nuptial songs, accmn-
paniod by Willimn Roller at the
organ Mr Roller also played the
wedding am;tiles,
Eseorted down llle willie-car-
peted aisle, Miss Eddy was :l
ellarming bride iri her gown of
white brocaded sai.hL Slle wore ,q
fingertip veil of wiite lace and
carried an all-whil.e bouquet of
sweei,peas, carnation and nteph-
anoti,.
Mrm Chloe Dinnoen, of Aber*
deeu, acted as Inatl<oll of honor
and bridesmaMn Wm'e Mi,n Ool.
leell Ferguson of A'herdeen, nnd
Miss Patty Igddy of Olymtlia. All
are ('OURillS Of i)le t}ri(]e, l?lower
gh'ls were Winifrod P, oad nnd ,lan-
el Browu.
Walter Eddy, ,It'., brolher of I.he
bride, was best man for Mr. Ribbe
aud lls]lers were Leonard Sellwelt-
7,o1', of Bremerton, nnd Pat Iul,ten
of Manchester.
A recelltion followed nnd yeas
held in the church phrlors. Poui'-
ing ,were, MI¢.% Loonal'd Sc*]lwcitzer
(Edna Cln'istyl mid Mrg. Etta.
Short, of l{l'enlol.ton. The weddihg
cake was served by Mrs. Kenileth
leasman of P, ilverda]e, wllila ihe
flower girls served the hrid0-
groom's eakes, nod Miss Evelyn
Nelson passed the gtlest book.
F'ollowifig t,hir weddiflg, the
eouplo' left far Lake Quina.uli'.,
where they will spend:q• few weeks
before retm'nlg to Bremerton.
The new M]'s. Ribbe, who wa,q
reared and educated in.Belfair, and
Port Orchard, has been employed
at Melody Lnne. Mr. Ribbe, wlm
attended schools in Bremerton and
Gig Harbor, is employed at Paget
Solnld Naval shipyard.
MAR,RIAGE APII,ICATIONS
Edwin C. Sepp 29, and Laura
Kinkel 28, both of Shelton Jnly
23, at Shelton.
James E. Einnl'ssm 25, of Co-
quille, Ore., and Leota R., Ed-
wards 24, or Shell.on, ,hHy 27, at
Shelton.
Louis F. Tylezak 32, and RIlth
Lavington Hillier 24, both of Shel-
ton, Jnly 27, a.t Sholton.;,
Carl R. Dodge 26, and Llmillo
N. Allen ]9, both of Shelton, July
29, at She]ton.
AUTOMOTIVE PAINTING
GLASS INSTALLED
RIDLEY'S
Body and
Fender Works
PICKUP
• and
DELIVERY
SERVICE
WORK GUARANTEED
1 Milo South On
Olympic Highway
ROGERS BROS. GARAGE
Phone 218R.2X
Mi$ NELLIE NELZON
I=#,ETI)R,N FP.OM VACATIC, N
Mis Nellie Nel,-loa hn rel;nrned
lo :he]ton nfl;er a two weeks' va-
eat|on ill Cllleago, where lie vi;-,
,ted relativem On her l"eturn E;he
was aeeonlpanied hy Mis K:.
(2ydewood of Nari, Alitonio, Tox.,
wlio viMl:ed here for lwo weekg
before returniiLf to 5Jan Alltrltio
This week V, rednesday, Mr.
Clad3L't Boles art'ived 1or a V1RiI
of a Week "with Ivllim Nelqon be-
Ifore contlnning on to ltollohiili,
:MI':L Eoles' hlisbnnd i n ef3/lfhit
of ,lohn 12oles eft I.he iilovt{,;L
MR. AND MES. WERBEI{GEI{,
ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Wcrborger
entertained al'Ollnd 200 fPlends
lnst SrtLurdly evening wii,h a >alp-
per and dance at. their bou'le.
A hirg'P table was la(len with
f0o(I, slid dallehlg w,q,q enjoyo(I
diiring lJie eVeliing, wil h lOm'g I aR-,
en througli lhe winory, All pl'eS,
ellt report a fine arid enjoyable
evening.
"lhe occasion xva! abe the birth-
day armversary of Mr. Werberg-
PI' and lie l'efeived many good
wislles from ilifl l'riendm
ON ALL GENERAL
Eleetrieal Appliances
Such as ]rOllS. Hot Plates,
Washing, :Machines. Vaetlum.
Cleaners, Electric Ranges,
Motors of all khlds. le.
ELIOT ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT CO.
Title lnmirance Bldg. Phone 6,t5
Seed PotatOes
leld Seeds
HOME ,
Olympia Feed
Coinpany
O'Neill BIdg, - Shelton
' I Ill
I I I
J I I "
Genlline
PARTS
--and--
"tly
Strw
New MotorI-
I Direet from Fac,tory--
I Not Rebuilt
i Not Reeonditioned
SRICILY NEW
FOR ALL CIITIgLER CARS
and
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IN.I.iRNA.IIONAI TICUCIS
KIMBEL
MOTORS
Chrysler- Plymouth- International
306 OIynlpic Highway
2- DAY SALE OF
GLENMOR FURS
AUGUST 2 AND 3
CONDUCTED BY MR. MORSE.
Representative of Glenmor Furs
.
For the Best in Styles,
Craftsmanship and Val,nes
Get Gienmor Furs hy
M & S Morse, Seattle
CRANE'S APPAREL
311 Cote St. Phone 228
From Now Until All Our
Merchandise Is Gone
REDUCED PRICES
ON ALL OUR APPAREL IN A BIG
CLOSING OUT SALE
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