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12 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY jOURNAL- Published in "Christmas%own, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washln 'hursdav. GOING TO SEATTLE ?  "REST ASSURED" Be .a DOIUC pearl • Center of Downfowu Seetfle B Modern, €ornfor+able . rooms .--'iV, reio • Golden Egg Dining Room end Coffee Shop • Oeken Bucket I.€,mge • Perking Ave;hble • No Charge for ChNdrei Under, 14 • Honor M Malor Credn ' Cerd, $0050 2S0 roon Prom O G. L Perry, Mgr. 'qNRITII FOR AI"rRACTIVE FOLDER I Couple (elebrates Crocheting (lothes 40th Anniversary 1 For Grandchildren C00iebrati.g their 000th wedd.,g, Doll H bby amiversary JuD, 24, Mr. and Mrs. ! yttllt 0 Eh'oy Nelson of Capitol Hill en- An interesting but different hob- joyed an evening of dining at by of erocheting doll clothes was Olympia's Trails End with friends of Shelton. The balance of the eve- ning was speol at the Allyn Whit- aker's residence ¢m Sunrise Beach near ()lympia. Mr, and Mrs. Nelson were nnil- ell m marriage a.t a parsonage wedding ,htly 29, 1919 at Belle lCo/irche, Sollth Dakota and mov- ed Io Shelton irl 1923. They have two sons, Laurel Nel- son of St. Paul, Minn., Donn Nel- son ()f Shell;on and 3 grandchil- dren. Cleanup Day Sat: At Masonic Temple Lallrei Cot|r[ No. 4(I, ()rder of Amaranth are ]'enlillded' of clean up (Jay at the Masonic Temple Saturday starting at 9 a.m. All are asked to bring potluck hmch- es. Coffee. sugar, bread and but- ter will be furnished. All Amar- anth Orders will take part in the wot'k, Laurel Court are asked to bring tlleir rummage to the t'nlate fr the sale taking p}ace in Septem- ber. BLUE OX THEATRE Friday, Saturday, Sunday, August 7 - 8 - 9 Social Even ts Society Editor • Jenny Knautz • Phone HA. 6-4412 started l0 years ago by Mrs. HeI-' .............................................................................................................................................................. en Vanheesch. Since that time she Yvonne Torgusen, Francis DeMiero Repeat Vows in Bremerton Rites htce net in back to form a short train. The bride carried a blue R(kuary given her by Ms: Jo- sephine Frank, grandmother. Her bouquet was of white rosebuds and stephanotis with purple throated white orchid. The bride's sister, Judy Jo Tor- gusen attended as maid of honor attired in a green organdy dress with white hat and accessories. She carried a white rosebud nose- gay. BRII)ESMAIDS were Ann Mun- son, Bonnie Vargo and Nancy Cullen, wearing green organdy dresses with white ribbon belts and bows in back. They carried Our Lady Star of The Sea Cath- olic church in Breznerton was the scene of the July 4 wedding of Miss Yvonne Evelyn Torgusen to Francis Gene DeMiero. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Ashbaugh, Bremerton, and Elmer H. Torgun, Port Orchard. Mr. DeMiero is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William DeMiero, Belfair. The Reverend William L. Shel- ley officiated at the double ring ceremony. Daryl Spadacini pro- vialed the organ music, GIVEN IN MAJRRIAGE by her father the bride wore a floor length gown of white Chantilly lace over satin, featuring 3 tiers of pleated has been making clothes for doll=s : representing cities, countries, i stales and even fail'), land At the j present time Mrs. Vanheesch has 42 dolls of various asortment on display, lncluded are France, Ger- many, ItalY, Scotland, Norway, England, Spain, China, Switzer- land, West Indies. Mexico, h'eland, Holland, Latin America, Brazil and United States. Comments Mrs. Vanheesch, "1 started to make clothes for the dolls of my granddaughters and just continued with it." The size of dolls are usually 8 inches. Mrs. Vanheesch, who lives with her daughter at 703 South 16th has crocheted a complete brida.l set and claims she'd do many more it patterns were available, 'Send Off' Shower ....................................... Pink rosebud nosegays. Dirt Dobbers Go ter of the bride attended as flow- "INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS" tarrlng: Ingrid Bergman and CuPt Jurgens The miracle of love, courage, snd devotion that was born un- der the China Sky: What is the Sixth Ig#tppiness? Each of us must find it in our own hearts! Thrilling! Wonderful! Heartshakg! ......... A glorious picture Plus "GOING STEADY" Starring Molly Bee and Alan Reed Jr. Your whnle family will be wild about it! The st,)rT of today-'s school bells to wedding bells generation. Hear Molly Bee sing tlutt smash )ng hit"Go- ing Steady" (with a dream). Next Week, August 14 - 15 - 16 "RIO BIRAVO"--Starring Becky Nelson, Dean Martin, and John Wayne . . . and . . . "LIFE BEGINS AT SEVENTEEN" with your farite "Cookie" of 77 Sunset Strip, Ed Byrnes! ............................................ &a;,;g ,jgu-Si r 2(:K:a ...................................... "Rally Rtound.the Flag Boys" and "Sheriff of Fractured Jaw." i iii i i I I IL .......... Fetes Recent Bride A surprise personal shower fet- ed Mrs. Jerry Twidwell (nee Ih,ne Crossan) as a "send-off" from kokonlish Valley to Long Beach, California where she will be liv- ing with her husband who is sta- tioned there ia tte Navy. The shower given last Thl rsday afternoon in the hme of Mrs. Herman R. Berg, Skokolish Val- ley, was attended by friedu of the community. Hostesses were Marge Ben'g, Esther Johnson and Barbara ]rIan- kins. Cake and cocoa were seryed as refreshments. Fellow Nebraska.s! The annual Nebraska picnic will be held August 9, 1959, at Pt. De- fiance PaPk, Tacoma. To meet old friends from home and make some new ones too, Ne- braskans are asked to make the picnic a huge success with their attendance. Early arrivers will have a bet- ter chance at the registration prize. Free coffee and Kool-Aid will be served. For furlher infor- mation call: JU 8-4.550 or GR 2- 1254. NOW IN ST00K ............ ADD BEAUTY WITH FENOES MATERIALS, BASKET WEAVE FENCING and AH Types of Oedar Fenoes $ Paints > V="x 6- Cedar -- One Side Rough, One Side Finished t stains } MOR6AN & EAORETT LUMBER COMPANY 1332 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY SOUTH (HILLCREST) PHONE HA. 6-4522 i i i H l i' ,, BEAT the AUGUST HEAT ... 00ESHER be=muse II's L000AL . . . Driftwood Hunting Dirt Dobber garden members spent an ejoyabte day on Stretch Ishmd recently. "Driftwood hunt- ing" for decorative a.rrartgements was tim purpose. Interesting par- titles of many sizes and shapes were fmmd. The club members al- so brought sack hmches for pic- nicking. While there Mr. Howard Som- ers willingly showed the ladies through the winery and told some- thing of the wine making history. The next meeting will be held at the Island Lake home of Then ma Adams for a potluck picnic, At,gust 11 at 10 a.m. Oancer Beadline Sat Augud 15lh August 15 is the deadline for training in the 1959 Cancer cam- palga funds. Mrs. George Cropper, commander of the Mason County chapter reports that $2300 of the $2700 goal has been reached. Artyone wishing to make con- trib,tttions to the fund before the" dead,line may give them to Laurie Carlson, campaign treasurer, at the Seattle First National bank. Memorial donations may be made throughout the year to Mrs. V. T. Connolly, memorial chair- man. Mrs. Cropper also expressed. her sincere thanks to all of the volunteer workers who devoted so much of their time to the success of the fund raising. Stork Shower Features Mrs. Frederick McGee A stork shower featuring not one, but two storks, carried out the theme for the parly Miss Charleen Smith gave for Mrs. Frederick McGee on Friday, July 31. ' pink arid white color scheme e,a:iled and china "baby shocs" held dainty flowers for the occa- sion. The precision dressing of a lil e size doll by guests, was part of the evenings entertainment. Priz- es were won by Mrs. Harold Ven- able and Mrs. Ruth Wolfe. The gifts were placed in a white wicker bassinet which had an at- tractive overskirt of pink satin and white embroidered nylon. Refreshments were served from a table, covered with a pink linen cloth in a setting of pink and white gladiolus and candles., A cake designed in the shape or a s t or k completed the setting. Guests attending were from Shel- ton, Olympia, and Seattle. ... Eat delicious DARIGOLD Ice Cream Darigold iee cream is produd and processed in Mason and Kitsap Counties. Keep cool the sweet way... Aviation metalamith 1st cla during Vv'Vv'II. Kitsap-Mason Dairymen's Assn. THIRD AND GROVE • • Phone HA 6-443 Bonnie Jean Ashbaugh, half sis- er girl in a floor length green or- gandy gown trimmed in white lace arid rosebuds. William Jtmior DeMiero, broth- er of the groom, served as best man. Ushering were William WaN baum, Jr.. Jerome Torgnsen and James Harstad. For he:' daughtrer's wedding, Mrs. Ashbaugh wore a pink lace dress over taffeta with white ac- cssories and corsage. Mrs. De- Miero chose a pink sheath dress with white jacket and accessories with corsage. A RECEPTION followed the ceremony in the Belfair Fire Hall. Serving the wedding cake topped with the Maltese Cross were: Mes- dames Sylvia Ryan and Mawln Iverson. Groom's cake, Mesdames Paul DeMiero and Melvin Mat- son. Pouring, Mesdames Ronald Frank and William Walbaum. In charge of the guest book was Miss Darla DeMiero. Misses Judy Sat- ran, Sylvia J:)eMiero and Charlotte Jolley took charge of the gifts. The bride changed to a blue flowered sheath with blue duster and white accessories for the wed- dtng trip to Victo'ia, B. C. The bride is a graduate of Bremerton West High, class ot 1959. The groom is graduated from South Kitsap High and at- tends Olympic College. He is em- ployed at "ged's Serve-U, Belfair. 8 et 40 Entertained At Beach Party Picnic Members of Mason County Sa- lon No. 508, 8 and 40 were enter- tained at a beach party and pic- nic last 'ruesday by Mrs. Martha Witsiers, Chapeaux; and Mrs. Ran Melcum. Secretaire-Cassiere; at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson at Allyn. Visiting guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whitney, Grapeview; Mrs. Earl Johnson, Ally,; and Mr. Gene Martin of Union. Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Johnson are members o Pierce County Salon, Tacoma. " Attending the 8 and 40 Marche which was a statewide meeting in Yakima last Tuesday were Mrs. Witsiers and Miss Mary Dobson, Chapeaux-elect. Mrs. Wttsiera will serve as a page and assist at the Memorial Service. Benefit Dance to Be Held in Valley Hall A benefit dance will be held at the Shelton Valley Grange hall Saturday, August 8 from 9:30 p.m. till 2 a.m. Supper will be served and the "Tune Toppers", grange orchestra wiU provide mu- sic. Piekering Community Picnic at Mason Lake Pickering community picnic will be held on the Simpson Recreation grounds at Mason Lake August 13. Each family is to bring enough wieners and buns for themselves and a potluck dish. Montana State Picnic At Waterworks Park The Montana State picnic club will hold their annual picnic at Waterworks Park, one balf mile S. W. of Gorst, on Augmt 16. Cof- fee, sugar, cregm and ice cream will be served. Bring cups and coffee containers. V.F.W. Meeting Aug. 7 Commander Darrell Sparks an- nounces that Veterans of Foreign i Wars Post 1694 will meet in the i Shelton Memorial Building at 8 pm.. on Friday, August 7. At this meeung plan will be completed for the annual picnlo for the Pot, and its Auxiliary, which will be held at Maple Beach on Sunday, August 33. . . Delegates wil! be erected to a- tend th$ 5th Distriot annual fall conference which will be held on Saturday, September 12 in Mg- Cleary. Preparations for handling the recent nation wide increase in membership will be the principle order of business at the McCleary meeting which will bring together representatives from the V.F.W. Pots in Olympia, Shelton, Mc- Cleary, Elma, Montesan0, Aber- deen, Hoquiam, Raymond and Westport. L. F. Godwin, Shelton Post Adjutant, is the Junior Vice Commander for the 5th District. VKSHINGTON, D,C. GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Echols and their two sons, Rob and Jack. have been visiting Mr. Echols' parents, the Reverend and Mrs. Robert B. Echols, at the Episcopal church vicarage, during the past weeks. The boys have taken an active pa in the Shelton recreational program which has been in prog- ress: baseball at Loop Field and swimming at Lake Isabella. Mr. James Echols is now in the Far East, making one of the tours of the bionational centers which is a part of his work with the United States Information Service; on his r etu t a_y will Lv h., ton by car, for theirhome in Washington, D. C. Eagles Aux. Plan Card Party and Rummage Sale , A rummage sale at the PUD Building August 7 and 8 will be sponsored by the Eagles Auxil- iary They will also hold a public card party at the Eagles hall air- port August 15 beginning at 8 p.m. Rebekah Guests Receive Gifts Twenty-two Past Noble Grands answered roll call at Ruby Rebek- ah Lodge Friday, July 24t.h and were tlonnred guests of the eve- ning. Mrs. Ruth Yule announced for the "Ways and Means Committee" October 17, the date set for the Bazaar and Dinner to be held at the Armory, The cookbogks which are being prepared through the efforts of Mrs. Dave Price, Noble Grand, will be available by that date. Refreshments were served b.: committee of Mrs. Ella McCul- loch, Mrs. Clay Berry and Mr Theresa Baekervfl}e. The guests received gifts from the Noble Grand and the ceramic dining room place-cards were the gift of Mrs. McCulloch. The Lodge received the infor- mation that President of the Re- bekah Assembly, Mrs. Ira Brown of Vancouver, will make her offio cial visit on August 14. Officers and members are requested ta wear formals. Youths to Enjoy Panhandle 0amp Enjoying the outdoor camping experience at Panhandle camp next week will be approvimately 150 youths of junior age, 2nd through 7th grades from Baptist churches in Olympia, Hoodsport, Skokomish and Shelton area. q'he camp will begin Monday and adjourn on the following Fri-i day Dean of the camp will be Rev. Knautz assisted by Mrs. Knautz. Special features will in- clude a banquet Thursday eve- ning, birthday night celebration, Reverend Sam Castles of Sudan Interior Mission and camp pastor, Rev. Charlie Myers of Olympia. Today is the deadline for camp regLstration which may be obtain- ed in the respective area churches. A bus will be leaving the Shelton Baptist church at 10:30 Monday morning. Hugh MoSweyn Enrolls At Indiana Oollege ' Indiana Technical College has accepted for enrollment the appli- cation of Hugh Randell McSweyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. ttugh Me- Sweyn, of Route 1. Under the college's plan of stud° ies, the student begins specializ- ing in one of ten engineering and science fields in his sophomore year. ALASKA GUESTS }[ERE Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Berg and family from Kodiac, Alaska have been visiting his mother, Mrs. H. G. Berg. They are now moving to Juneau, Alaska where Richard will be state purchasing agent. 0 V.F.W. Schedules August Activites The regular business meeting of the V.F.W. auxiliary will be hehl Friday, August 7 at g p.m. in the Memorial Building with president, Betty Godwin presiding. After the meeting a "pie social" will be held for members of the post. Mrs. Bernice Jansson will bring the prize. Maple beach, August 23, is the place and date of the annual pic- nic for the post and its auxiliary. Colleen Gephart and Cecilia Gun- Ler will be supervising the menu of food. A potluck picnic is plan- ned, with coffee and ice cream be- ing served by the organization. Fuz'thm' dscussion concerning the picnic will be held at Friday's meeting. All members should gather ma.- terial for the rummage sale to be held in the future. All items of clothing as well as toys, furniture, etc. are needed. Florence Hamil- ton is i1 charge and may be con- tacted for further information. Jeri Frederickson To Wed Seattleite Mr. and Mr.. Paul Frederickson wish to announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Jeri, to James C. Miles, son of Mr. C. W. Miles and Mrs. McGilvra of Seattle. No wedding date  has been set. Former Resident Here Mrs. A. D. Killmer, Campbell, Calif. former Shelton resLdent and friend Mrs. Rebbie Pitchford of San Jose, California are visiting here fox' a few weeks with Mr Kitlm.er's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Steen, Shelton and daughter, Mrs. Bob Jennings (Pat Killmer) and family in Seattle. While here they picked up Mrs. Steen and drove to Wenatchee to visi another sister, Mrs. Gus Jen- sen and son Alvin, also former Shelton residents. DIOK'S HA .Sa (Timber " :L YOU NEED INSURANCE When ym travel, on land, mea or air, YO of mind. This comes from knowing you have agoinst acddentl death and Injuries, and property is also protected. Buy this low cost dent and Trip Baggage Insurance; then sit ond get the most out of your trip---any td € Angle Agency DICK ANGLE IVE Helps people protect themselves 5.1 Anglo Build|rig • Phone HA , 00eady for Any BUdget Emer -4 o° WITH A READY- Account Do'unexpected expenses usually occur when your euh fib low?. Be d next time by openg a Seafirst Ready-Cdit Account. Then Imrrow wh where and for whatever y.u wih--just by • MONEY PAID IN CAN BE BORROWED AG Jtll Seafirst Ready-Credit hdpa you keep order in your fmandal aair Money paid in each month not only reduc your loan balance, but € ¢o your (adit for future usa Your account costs nothing until y0 use it... and you borrow at the low Seafirst rate of 1% per month, OENJOY A FLEXIBLE. REPAYMENT SCHED Ubl; You repay'monthly only 1/24th of your credit line or 10% of standing balance, whichever is the lesser amount ($20 minimum). eml pay mare if you wish, but you are not required to pay more. For further detail about Seafirst Rady-Credit, visit, telephone, °tl It pays to borrow where you can do ALL your banking, ' EMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT iNSURANGli 12 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY jOURNAL- Published in "Christmas%own, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washln 'hursdav. GOING TO SEATTLE ?  "REST ASSURED" Be .a DOIUC pearl • Center of Downfowu Seetfle B Modern, €ornfor+able . rooms .--'iV, reio • Golden Egg Dining Room end Coffee Shop • Oeken Bucket I.€,mge • Perking Ave;hble • No Charge for ChNdrei Under, 14 • Honor M Malor Credn ' Cerd, $0050 2S0 roon Prom O G. L Perry, Mgr. 'qNRITII FOR AI"rRACTIVE FOLDER I Couple (elebrates Crocheting (lothes 40th Anniversary 1 For Grandchildren C00iebrati.g their 000th wedd.,g, Doll H bby amiversary JuD, 24, Mr. and Mrs. ! yttllt 0 Eh'oy Nelson of Capitol Hill en- An interesting but different hob- joyed an evening of dining at by of erocheting doll clothes was Olympia's Trails End with friends of Shelton. The balance of the eve- ning was speol at the Allyn Whit- aker's residence ¢m Sunrise Beach near ()lympia. Mr, and Mrs. Nelson were nnil- ell m marriage a.t a parsonage wedding ,htly 29, 1919 at Belle lCo/irche, Sollth Dakota and mov- ed Io Shelton irl 1923. They have two sons, Laurel Nel- son of St. Paul, Minn., Donn Nel- son ()f Shell;on and 3 grandchil- dren. Cleanup Day Sat: At Masonic Temple Lallrei Cot|r[ No. 4(I, ()rder of Amaranth are ]'enlillded' of clean up (Jay at the Masonic Temple Saturday starting at 9 a.m. All are asked to bring potluck hmch- es. Coffee. sugar, bread and but- ter will be furnished. All Amar- anth Orders will take part in the wot'k, Laurel Court are asked to bring tlleir rummage to the t'nlate fr the sale taking p}ace in Septem- ber. BLUE OX THEATRE Friday, Saturday, Sunday, August 7 - 8 - 9 Social Even ts Society Editor • Jenny Knautz • Phone HA. 6-4412 started l0 years ago by Mrs. HeI-' .............................................................................................................................................................. en Vanheesch. Since that time she Yvonne Torgusen, Francis DeMiero Repeat Vows in Bremerton Rites htce net in back to form a short train. The bride carried a blue R(kuary given her by Ms: Jo- sephine Frank, grandmother. Her bouquet was of white rosebuds and stephanotis with purple throated white orchid. The bride's sister, Judy Jo Tor- gusen attended as maid of honor attired in a green organdy dress with white hat and accessories. She carried a white rosebud nose- gay. BRII)ESMAIDS were Ann Mun- son, Bonnie Vargo and Nancy Cullen, wearing green organdy dresses with white ribbon belts and bows in back. They carried Our Lady Star of The Sea Cath- olic church in Breznerton was the scene of the July 4 wedding of Miss Yvonne Evelyn Torgusen to Francis Gene DeMiero. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Ashbaugh, Bremerton, and Elmer H. Torgun, Port Orchard. Mr. DeMiero is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William DeMiero, Belfair. The Reverend William L. Shel- ley officiated at the double ring ceremony. Daryl Spadacini pro- vialed the organ music, GIVEN IN MAJRRIAGE by her father the bride wore a floor length gown of white Chantilly lace over satin, featuring 3 tiers of pleated has been making clothes for doll=s : representing cities, countries, i stales and even fail'), land At the j present time Mrs. Vanheesch has 42 dolls of various asortment on display, lncluded are France, Ger- many, ItalY, Scotland, Norway, England, Spain, China, Switzer- land, West Indies. Mexico, h'eland, Holland, Latin America, Brazil and United States. Comments Mrs. Vanheesch, "1 started to make clothes for the dolls of my granddaughters and just continued with it." The size of dolls are usually 8 inches. Mrs. Vanheesch, who lives with her daughter at 703 South 16th has crocheted a complete brida.l set and claims she'd do many more it patterns were available, 'Send Off' Shower ....................................... Pink rosebud nosegays. Dirt Dobbers Go ter of the bride attended as flow- "INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS" tarrlng: Ingrid Bergman and CuPt Jurgens The miracle of love, courage, snd devotion that was born un- der the China Sky: What is the Sixth Ig#tppiness? Each of us must find it in our own hearts! Thrilling! Wonderful! Heartshakg! ......... A glorious picture Plus "GOING STEADY" Starring Molly Bee and Alan Reed Jr. Your whnle family will be wild about it! The st,)rT of today-'s school bells to wedding bells generation. Hear Molly Bee sing tlutt smash )ng hit"Go- ing Steady" (with a dream). Next Week, August 14 - 15 - 16 "RIO BIRAVO"--Starring Becky Nelson, Dean Martin, and John Wayne . . . and . . . "LIFE BEGINS AT SEVENTEEN" with your farite "Cookie" of 77 Sunset Strip, Ed Byrnes! ............................................ &a;,;g ,jgu-Si r 2(:K:a ...................................... "Rally Rtound.the Flag Boys" and "Sheriff of Fractured Jaw." i iii i i I I IL .......... Fetes Recent Bride A surprise personal shower fet- ed Mrs. Jerry Twidwell (nee Ih,ne Crossan) as a "send-off" from kokonlish Valley to Long Beach, California where she will be liv- ing with her husband who is sta- tioned there ia tte Navy. The shower given last Thl rsday afternoon in the hme of Mrs. Herman R. Berg, Skokolish Val- ley, was attended by friedu of the community. Hostesses were Marge Ben'g, Esther Johnson and Barbara ]rIan- kins. Cake and cocoa were seryed as refreshments. Fellow Nebraska.s! The annual Nebraska picnic will be held August 9, 1959, at Pt. De- fiance PaPk, Tacoma. To meet old friends from home and make some new ones too, Ne- braskans are asked to make the picnic a huge success with their attendance. Early arrivers will have a bet- ter chance at the registration prize. Free coffee and Kool-Aid will be served. For furlher infor- mation call: JU 8-4.550 or GR 2- 1254. NOW IN ST00K ............ ADD BEAUTY WITH FENOES MATERIALS, BASKET WEAVE FENCING and AH Types of Oedar Fenoes $ Paints > V="x 6- Cedar -- One Side Rough, One Side Finished t stains } MOR6AN & EAORETT LUMBER COMPANY 1332 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY SOUTH (HILLCREST) PHONE HA. 6-4522 i i i H l i' ,, BEAT the AUGUST HEAT ... 00ESHER be=muse II's L000AL . . . Driftwood Hunting Dirt Dobber garden members spent an ejoyabte day on Stretch Ishmd recently. "Driftwood hunt- ing" for decorative a.rrartgements was tim purpose. Interesting par- titles of many sizes and shapes were fmmd. The club members al- so brought sack hmches for pic- nicking. While there Mr. Howard Som- ers willingly showed the ladies through the winery and told some- thing of the wine making history. The next meeting will be held at the Island Lake home of Then ma Adams for a potluck picnic, At,gust 11 at 10 a.m. Oancer Beadline Sat Augud 15lh August 15 is the deadline for training in the 1959 Cancer cam- palga funds. Mrs. George Cropper, commander of the Mason County chapter reports that $2300 of the $2700 goal has been reached. Artyone wishing to make con- trib,tttions to the fund before the" dead,line may give them to Laurie Carlson, campaign treasurer, at the Seattle First National bank. Memorial donations may be made throughout the year to Mrs. V. T. Connolly, memorial chair- man. Mrs. Cropper also expressed. her sincere thanks to all of the volunteer workers who devoted so much of their time to the success of the fund raising. Stork Shower Features Mrs. Frederick McGee A stork shower featuring not one, but two storks, carried out the theme for the parly Miss Charleen Smith gave for Mrs. Frederick McGee on Friday, July 31. ' pink arid white color scheme e,a:iled and china "baby shocs" held dainty flowers for the occa- sion. The precision dressing of a lil e size doll by guests, was part of the evenings entertainment. Priz- es were won by Mrs. Harold Ven- able and Mrs. Ruth Wolfe. The gifts were placed in a white wicker bassinet which had an at- tractive overskirt of pink satin and white embroidered nylon. Refreshments were served from a table, covered with a pink linen cloth in a setting of pink and white gladiolus and candles., A cake designed in the shape or a s t or k completed the setting. Guests attending were from Shel- ton, Olympia, and Seattle. ... Eat delicious DARIGOLD Ice Cream Darigold iee cream is produd and processed in Mason and Kitsap Counties. Keep cool the sweet way... Aviation metalamith 1st cla during Vv'Vv'II. Kitsap-Mason Dairymen's Assn. THIRD AND GROVE • • Phone HA 6-443 Bonnie Jean Ashbaugh, half sis- er girl in a floor length green or- gandy gown trimmed in white lace arid rosebuds. William Jtmior DeMiero, broth- er of the groom, served as best man. Ushering were William WaN baum, Jr.. Jerome Torgnsen and James Harstad. For he:' daughtrer's wedding, Mrs. Ashbaugh wore a pink lace dress over taffeta with white ac- cssories and corsage. Mrs. De- Miero chose a pink sheath dress with white jacket and accessories with corsage. A RECEPTION followed the ceremony in the Belfair Fire Hall. Serving the wedding cake topped with the Maltese Cross were: Mes- dames Sylvia Ryan and Mawln Iverson. Groom's cake, Mesdames Paul DeMiero and Melvin Mat- son. Pouring, Mesdames Ronald Frank and William Walbaum. In charge of the guest book was Miss Darla DeMiero. Misses Judy Sat- ran, Sylvia J:)eMiero and Charlotte Jolley took charge of the gifts. The bride changed to a blue flowered sheath with blue duster and white accessories for the wed- dtng trip to Victo'ia, B. C. The bride is a graduate of Bremerton West High, class ot 1959. The groom is graduated from South Kitsap High and at- tends Olympic College. He is em- ployed at "ged's Serve-U, Belfair. 8 et 40 Entertained At Beach Party Picnic Members of Mason County Sa- lon No. 508, 8 and 40 were enter- tained at a beach party and pic- nic last 'ruesday by Mrs. Martha Witsiers, Chapeaux; and Mrs. Ran Melcum. Secretaire-Cassiere; at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson at Allyn. Visiting guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whitney, Grapeview; Mrs. Earl Johnson, Ally,; and Mr. Gene Martin of Union. Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Johnson are members o Pierce County Salon, Tacoma. " Attending the 8 and 40 Marche which was a statewide meeting in Yakima last Tuesday were Mrs. Witsiers and Miss Mary Dobson, Chapeaux-elect. Mrs. Wttsiera will serve as a page and assist at the Memorial Service. Benefit Dance to Be Held in Valley Hall A benefit dance will be held at the Shelton Valley Grange hall Saturday, August 8 from 9:30 p.m. till 2 a.m. Supper will be served and the "Tune Toppers", grange orchestra wiU provide mu- sic. Piekering Community Picnic at Mason Lake Pickering community picnic will be held on the Simpson Recreation grounds at Mason Lake August 13. Each family is to bring enough wieners and buns for themselves and a potluck dish. Montana State Picnic At Waterworks Park The Montana State picnic club will hold their annual picnic at Waterworks Park, one balf mile S. W. of Gorst, on Augmt 16. Cof- fee, sugar, cregm and ice cream will be served. Bring cups and coffee containers. V.F.W. Meeting Aug. 7 Commander Darrell Sparks an- nounces that Veterans of Foreign i Wars Post 1694 will meet in the i Shelton Memorial Building at 8 pm.. on Friday, August 7. At this meeung plan will be completed for the annual picnlo for the Pot, and its Auxiliary, which will be held at Maple Beach on Sunday, August 33. . . Delegates wil! be erected to a- tend th$ 5th Distriot annual fall conference which will be held on Saturday, September 12 in Mg- Cleary. Preparations for handling the recent nation wide increase in membership will be the principle order of business at the McCleary meeting which will bring together representatives from the V.F.W. Pots in Olympia, Shelton, Mc- Cleary, Elma, Montesan0, Aber- deen, Hoquiam, Raymond and Westport. L. F. Godwin, Shelton Post Adjutant, is the Junior Vice Commander for the 5th District. VKSHINGTON, D,C. GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Echols and their two sons, Rob and Jack. have been visiting Mr. Echols' parents, the Reverend and Mrs. Robert B. Echols, at the Episcopal church vicarage, during the past weeks. The boys have taken an active pa in the Shelton recreational program which has been in prog- ress: baseball at Loop Field and swimming at Lake Isabella. Mr. James Echols is now in the Far East, making one of the tours of the bionational centers which is a part of his work with the United States Information Service; on his r etu t a_y will Lv h., ton by car, for theirhome in Washington, D. C. Eagles Aux. Plan Card Party and Rummage Sale , A rummage sale at the PUD Building August 7 and 8 will be sponsored by the Eagles Auxil- iary They will also hold a public card party at the Eagles hall air- port August 15 beginning at 8 p.m. Rebekah Guests Receive Gifts Twenty-two Past Noble Grands answered roll call at Ruby Rebek- ah Lodge Friday, July 24t.h and were tlonnred guests of the eve- ning. Mrs. Ruth Yule announced for the "Ways and Means Committee" October 17, the date set for the Bazaar and Dinner to be held at the Armory, The cookbogks which are being prepared through the efforts of Mrs. Dave Price, Noble Grand, will be available by that date. Refreshments were served b.: committee of Mrs. Ella McCul- loch, Mrs. Clay Berry and Mr Theresa Baekervfl}e. The guests received gifts from the Noble Grand and the ceramic dining room place-cards were the gift of Mrs. McCulloch. The Lodge received the infor- mation that President of the Re- bekah Assembly, Mrs. Ira Brown of Vancouver, will make her offio cial visit on August 14. Officers and members are requested ta wear formals. Youths to Enjoy Panhandle 0amp Enjoying the outdoor camping experience at Panhandle camp next week will be approvimately 150 youths of junior age, 2nd through 7th grades from Baptist churches in Olympia, Hoodsport, Skokomish and Shelton area. q'he camp will begin Monday and adjourn on the following Fri-i day Dean of the camp will be Rev. Knautz assisted by Mrs. Knautz. Special features will in- clude a banquet Thursday eve- ning, birthday night celebration, Reverend Sam Castles of Sudan Interior Mission and camp pastor, Rev. Charlie Myers of Olympia. Today is the deadline for camp regLstration which may be obtain- ed in the respective area churches. A bus will be leaving the Shelton Baptist church at 10:30 Monday morning. Hugh MoSweyn Enrolls At Indiana Oollege ' Indiana Technical College has accepted for enrollment the appli- cation of Hugh Randell McSweyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. ttugh Me- Sweyn, of Route 1. Under the college's plan of stud° ies, the student begins specializ- ing in one of ten engineering and science fields in his sophomore year. ALASKA GUESTS }[ERE Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Berg and family from Kodiac, Alaska have been visiting his mother, Mrs. H. G. Berg. They are now moving to Juneau, Alaska where Richard will be state purchasing agent. 0 V.F.W. Schedules August Activites The regular business meeting of the V.F.W. auxiliary will be hehl Friday, August 7 at g p.m. in the Memorial Building with president, Betty Godwin presiding. After the meeting a "pie social" will be held for members of the post. Mrs. Bernice Jansson will bring the prize. Maple beach, August 23, is the place and date of the annual pic- nic for the post and its auxiliary. 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