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OME ONE -- COME ALL
10D CLEAN FUN
AT MEMORIAL HALL
Every Saturday Night ;;
acing 9 P.M. tO 1
,ORED BY GENERAL WELFARE LU
MEET
Williams will be
Dayton Ladies
at lho Dayton
A potluck lunctl
BAPTIST MISSIONARY ItERE
Reverend Priehard a mission-
cry to the Indians in New Mexico
will be at the Baptist Church to-
night at 7:30 p.m.
Reverend Prichard will show
pictures of his work in New Mex-
ico.
's Beauty Shop
Specializing in
MACHINE AND
MACHINELESS
PERMANENTS
also
COLD WAVING
Open Evenings by Appointment
ALL PERMANENT3
I GUARANTEED
,. Phone 563 404 Franklin
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,1 SOUth Third St.
Phone 87
chool
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Statlone y Store
UPPLY STORE
'S NOTE BOOKS
-- WHILE THEY LAST
€ EACH
10€ and 15¢ Each
Drawing Equip
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BEVEL RULES
TRIANGLE RULES
T-SQUARES-75€ TO $3.50
SIIELTON-MASON COUNTT ffOURNAL
Golden Wedding
Celebrated By S0CI00I
Union Couple
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wright, Pink and Blue Shower - v-[0unle Wed Here
12-year residents of Union, cele-
brated their 50th wedding mini- Honors Mrs. Dodge 'By Re Wright
versary last week-end. The C. O, Troy home on South- V.
To begin the two-day celebra- side Hill was the scene of a pink Mary Lee MeCartcr. daughter
tieR of bheir golden nnntversary, and hlue shower Friday evening, l of Mrs. F. S. Me.Carter of Pori
Mr. and Mrs. Wright were hen- Augbst 1, given in honor of Mrs. !land, Oregon, became the bride of
()red with a picnic at Twanoh Marjory Dodge by her sister, Miss Robert H. Atilt from ActOR In-
State Park Saturday afternoon Pat Troy, and Mrs. Nina Itarris. diana. AUgUSt 5 at the First
followed by a dance at Union in • Games were played during the Methodist Church in a double
the evening, ovening with rpzes going to Peg- x'in ceremony, officiated over by
The beloved elderly couple gath- gyRiee, Ilma hamilton and Edna Reverend Wayne Wright.
ered four generations of the Richards. Afterward the gifts The bride, given in marriage
Wright family around them Sun- were wheeled in in a baby buggy by her uncle, Donovan Palmer,
day for a happy (las of eompan- and presented to Mrs. Dodge, wore a white street length dress
ionship. At tim close of the evening re- and a white lace cap. Her cos-
Among the out-of-town guests freshments of cake and coffee tume was accented by a pink
was Mrs. Wright's sister, Hrs. were served and each guest was rosebud corsage.
Dollie Morris, Yakima. her grand- expected to do some stunt or tell The matron of honor. Mrs.
daughter, Mrs. Avis Manning, and a story. Grant Packard, was gowned in a
children, Harriet and Barbara Those present were Mesdames pink linen suit with a gardenia
Ann, of Bremerton, another Ilma Harilton, Elsie VanderWal, corsage.
granddaughter, Mrs. Be r ni c e Dolly Dandurand, Alice Hovind, Dale Palmer, cousin of the
Smith and son, Bobby Lee, of Gertrude Pringle, Gertrude Beese, bride, acted as best man.
Olympia, and a grandson, George Edna Riehards, Hazel Slmtler, The mother of the bride chose
Wright of Sentinel-Butte, N. D., Nona Aggas, May Troy and Vera a beige linen tailored dress and a
wlto has just returned from 11 Troy; Misses Peggy Rice, Margar- corsage of red rosebuds.
months of duty with the army in et Hamilton, Colleeit Mast, Virgin- Mr. Ault is a Fireman 1/c in
Japan. ia Dodge, Barbara Shutler, the the Navy and is now stationed
Other guests among the 89 who hostesses, Mrs. Harris and Pat at Coronado, California.
attended the party included four Troy, and the honored guest, Mrs. The newlyweds spent their hen-
of their five children----Mrs. Min: Marjory Dodge. eymoon in ShelteR and on Hood
hie Neldan, James Wright and Canal.
Frances Wright, all of Union, and PRIEST POIN--T-PARK A reception was held following
Lillie Alfano of East St. Louis, PLA(,IE OF GETTY REUNION the wedding ii the Palmer garden
Ill. George Wright, Sr., of Sen- A Getty family retmion was for the wedding party and guests.
tinel Butte, N. D., was .unable to held, at Priest Point Park in olym-I Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ault plan
be present. , pin Sunday, August 10: i to live in California, '
On Sunday the couFJle cut a The Gettys had not been to-
handsome the:re-tiered birthday gether for about seven' years, l Navy Moth--er's to Serve
cake, topped ith a gold bell anal ThoSe present in . the family
decorated with yellow roses. They group were Will Getty of AubUrn, [ Kiwanis Club Tuesday
were the recipients of many love- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. iied of Port The Navy Mother will serve the
ly gifts. " Orchard, Mrs. May Cline and next meeting of the Kiwanis Club
daughter, also of Port Orchard, luncheon August 19,
:Mrs. Ethel CoWling, Mr. and Mrs. All helpers are asked to report
BANGERS ARRIVE IIERE Forest Parse and son, MelVin, and by 10 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Barger Mr. and Mrs. Sid cowling, .all of Picnic Planned
and daughter, Lola, of Grand Olympia, arid Mrs. Clara Getty of The mothers are planning to
Coulee arrived Saturday e#ening ShelteR. have .their picnic at Maple Beacl
to visit with their daughters, Mrs. next Thursday, August 21. A pot
Sid Anderson and Mrs. Cal Mor- V.F.W, AUXIL MEETS luck supper Will be served,
an, and other relatives in ShelteR. The V.F.W. AUxiliary will hold Those planning to attend the
Mr. Barger and Lola returned its regttlar meeting at the Mere- picnic but haveno means of trans-
home Sunday but Mrs. Barger orial Hall tomorrow, AUgttst 15. portation are asked to meet at
stayed fox" an extended visit with All members are Urged to attend, the Shelter Traisfer company on
her daughters and sisters, Mrs. Second Street at 6 p.m. Trans-
Wallace Kneeland and Mrs..Tom RETURN TOIOUX FALLS portation will be furnished from
Myers. Mr, and Mrs. D. R. DeBries and there to the beach,
Mr. And Mrs. L. E. DeBries re-
FRIENDSHIP CLUBMEETS turned to their homes in Sioux
The Friendship Club met last Falls, SouthDakota, thlSweekaf- 4. mbe
Wednesday, August 6, at the tel' visiting at the home of ]V[r. H Me rs
home of Mrs. Charles Chase. and :Mrs. R. M. Horton. Back From Twanoh
Fourteen members Cud one guest Mrs,. . R. DeBries is the
were present, daUghter:of Mr. and Mrs. Herren. Mason County 4-H members
Luncheon was served by the
hostess in her outdoor livingroom, and leaders have just returned
The next meeting will be a pot- Cub Scouts Pack 10 from the annual 4-H Camp at
Twanoh State Park.
luck picnic at the home of Mrs. Hold Supper at Twanoh total of 130 members and
Castle August 20. The Cub Scouts of Pack 10" to.. leaders attended the camp with
%VEDDING DATE CHOSEN I
Miss Barbara Groshong, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Florenee Groshong and
tim late Mi'. Van Groshong, has
5hosen September 5 as the date for
her wedding to Mr. Glenn Raessel,
non of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raessel.
Reverend Wayne Wright of the
First Methodist Church will offic-
iate.
FAMILY REUNION IIELD
A family reunion was held at
Yehn at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Harstad last Sunday.
Sheltonites present were Mr. and
Mrs. A. O. Schuffenhauer and
children, Vern and Arlene, Miss
Marie Schuffenhauer, A. O. Cllarl-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Charl-
son and family find Mr. and Mrs,
James Shrum and family.
Returns to School
Lucille Adams returned to Ta-
coma General Hospital after a
two-week vacation with parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Del Admns, aud
family.
Use the oournai classifieds- gether with their families will many parents visiting club camp.
they really get results, meet at the Twanoh Stat Park on The camp was divided into four
Hood Canna Friday, August 15, groups named for marine life.
for another potluck supper., Mel Newman was chairman of the
• A favorable tide will make crab group, Pat Hart, chairman
swimming a feature event provid, of tlte lobsters, Betty NeWman,
FALL ARRIVALS ins a favorable arrangement eaR chairman oftheclams, andViola
be made With the weatherman, Knudsen, Chairman of the shrimp.
Eats are slated to be served at The above members were respons-
6 p.m. Those who are able will ible for their respective groups
arrive earlier and enjoy swm- and the general operation of the
We have Just Received ming. camp.
Cub Master Claude Percy re- The following leaders attended
ports tile pack having recently re- camp: Mrs. l. M. Petty, Mrs. C.
Big 0000"pmen ° eeived the Highclimber pennant M. Mercer, Mrs. OrVille Moran,
a which was awarded the group for Mrs. Howard Bailey, :Mrs. Ted
achievements of the past year. Ritchert, Mrs, Paul Hunter, Mrs.
Much credit for these accomp- Eric Sjoholm. Mrs. Mary Ellis,
New lishments go to Dr. Maurice Kin- Mrs. Marion Newklrk, Mrs. May
sey, cub master, and to Mrs. Fran- Hennlngsen, Mrs. Ted Hovind and
ces Kinsey, Vrs, Helen Simmons, Lee Huston.
Mrs. Helen Hanson, Den mothers, The members and leaders eR-
ror that period, joyed the delicious food prepared
by Mrs. Eugene Brown and Mrs.
Fall Merchandise ...,v, SHELTON Charles Hunter.
Mrs. Claire Brisson and daugh, -
ters, Jean and Joyee, arrived her Mason tounty
last Thursday for a visit with
including 00rs: Brisson's mother Mrs W D Goods Asked for
Listen. The Brlssons are from
Lum,o00to,, North Carol,ha Puyallup Fair
COATS- SUITS- HATS use the Journal Want ADS-- Mason county will again be
they eallt get results! represented among the county
................. ""--"-'" booths this year at the Western
DRESSES- HANDBAGS Farmers' Union :Washington Fair, September 14-
22.
Da--nce o make this possible the coop-
eration of the Mason county folks
will be needed in providing mater-
ial to make up the exhibit. The
¢00ANE'S APPAREL ' --AT-- forf°ll°wingcannedthe booth,pr°ducefruits of Willallbekindsneededin
00No.. * Harstine Island jars, also fish, meats and
vloo
tg
vegetables.
Two dOZen standard glasses of
AUGUST 16 preserves of any and all kinds.
Sweet. and dill pickles in pint
Ferry at 9 p.m. and Return Jars.
TRIANGLES
EVERYONE WELCOME Fresh fruits in these quantitie3
FRENCH CURVES ,=_=-_==:=: ..... :== and varieties, eigh trays of ap-
DRAWING BOARDS -,tiO rl
RULERS--Wood and *4 .. --:-:[[-1 .......... ples; foul' trays ?f pears; two
BIG WEEK " trays of orange an( pear quince4;
, lt00tu p'©" plus; two trays of peaches,, two
S,
pel00 []
IVl h 1 l"ec-an'ca" 0l trays Of crabapples; one tray of
huctUebr'ies, and all the grapes
that can be spared.
FOUNTAIN PEN S Field crops needed are squash
and pumpkins of all varieties, car-
BALL POINT PENS rots, mangles, a tray of each var-
PEN & PENCIL sETS ]re 00UO.
DICT ONARIES .,'ION :'' ' ' iety of green beans, parsnips,
beets, celery, turnips, rutabagas,
dill, a gallon of each nut grown
SLIDE RULE INSTRU'" in the county, garden seed in
BOOKS BEEN ADDED TO OUR GREAT STORE-WIDE SALE!! SHOP OUR pints, field seeds in gallons, eight
trays of potatoes, two trays of
GnIl.,. UPSTAIRS AND DOWN, FOR GENEROUS SAVINGS ON BEAUTY AND onions, two trays of green and
ARE
IF
YOU
YOUR HOME. ripe tomatoes, two trays of ripe
SfT_00 I or mature corn, two trays of cu-
AWAY
TO
N _ A M; t --I ' ten cumbers pers, dozen and eggs, two butter, traySpure of hen- pep-
HAVE YOUR Kit Bed Room Suite 2' 4' Rag Livestock products needed are
ON A RUBBER SR/I 1 chen Bathroom Cabinets 5-PC. WALNUT, includes 8- X Rugs
ey and beeswax. A quantity of
T O M A R K y O drawer vanity, huge, round oysters would also bedesirable.
Flowers of all varieties can be
CLOTHING. cabinets ALL METAL cabinets with plate glass mirror, air foam THE FINEST rag rug we used.
roll- adjustable glass shelves, ra- padded bench, 3-drawer stand, have seen. Pattern rugs in all The products should not be too
sink or blade dispenser, tooth double bed, 5-draWer chest, colors. Your choice of all ripe when they are collected ad
sh6uld be selected so that spoll.
Tracy brush holders and a plate well styled plate glass mirror wool, all rayon or all cotton age will not occur dUring eXhibi-
tion at the fair. Vegetables that
HOLD ANY and top glass mirror door. Regular. dividers for shirt , drawer, at $2.95. Multicolor at $1.95. are firm are, desirable and fruits
Reg- $13.95. NOW $11.50. built-in cedar chest, center that are Just turning ripe make
gP PEN AND SALE guide drawers. Regular $31.5. [ good exhibits.
Anyone interested or who can
NOW $265.00. contribute any of the above items
for the booth please inform your
• county agent's office what you
00Oi,, t Miss It! Savings Up to 2(])% can furnish.
MPIC FURNITURE CO
&Stati0ne" r Mr. Victor Burgquist of Brem-
• - :'i' erton, a GiddieR speaker, will be
guest speaker at the Baptist
Church Sunday, August 17, at the
11 a.m. service. All are welcome
E. B, SUTTONon Cots Street • [] to come.
,,al,r0,a_._,, Phone ,---a A daughter was born to Mr.
]and Mrs. Angus Ellison, Route 1,
E E U S F O R C O M F O R T A B L E L I V I N G 57, at the Shelton General
August 9.
195 At Annual
Dairy Field Day
One hundred and ninety-five
breeders and dairy men from Ma-
son, Whurston. Grays Harbor and
Western Washington cotmties en-
joyed the annual dairy field day
held at the Chas. Wiveil Jersey
farm recently.
The program for the day was
iudging demonstration by M. B.
Nichols, State Extension Dairy-
man. After the demonstratiou
all dairymen and wives partici-
pated in judging of four classes of
milk cows.
Irving Slater, the Western Jer-
sey field man, gave a demonstra-
tion on classification of Jerseys.
k delicious pothlck hmch was
served with ice cream and coffee
furnished by the Mason-Thurs-
ton County Jersey Cattle Club.
The winners of the judging con-
test were C. A. Wilson and Ches-
ter Rieehel, tying for top honors,
.he winning lady judge was Mrs.
Miss Adams has completed her Chester Riechel and the wuming
first year of nurses training in :t-H club judges were Lester and 4
Tacoma. Lloyd Riechel tying for top hen- ta_4[#l
ors. ':fHllCG.,,.
IIOLY DAY MASS,TIME The Ivy Climbers 4-H club sold __ ,uS
6:30 A.M. AND 9 A.M. ice cream and pop during the day.
, Father Mark Wiechmann Of [,,Aja
Saint Edwards Catholic Church
mmounced that Friday, August Legion Pic-w SundaYnd "
15, is a holy day Of obligation, Galnes, prizes, conte, t U..
being the Feast of the Assump- three hours of dancing will mark '
tieR of the Blessed Virgin Mary. the Legion picnic which will begin rl Iu" e#|
Masses will be said at a special . . . .4 -.€
at 11 a.m. Sunday at Dehght Paxk G..
hour for that day only. The on Lake Isabella. . -'"ut4ttO
first Mass begins at 6:30 a.m. and The amily
is
invited,
along
with
the second at 9 a.m.
No fast and abstinence is re- Legion members, and everyone will
quired on the Feast day but on share in the ice crealn, drinks, hot
'hm'sday fasting is required as
a vigil of the Feast on Friday. dogs and Dutch lunch.
S "q'-'"--*"ra'*' Dies --" ' '
Hazel
In Shelton August 8
Hazel Sylvester, five-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William . •
Sylvester of ShelteR, died here Bring the Family
August 8.
She was born in Montpelier, Vt.,
June 20,1942, and is survived by Legion Picnic
her parents, her. eight-months-old
brother, William L. Sylvester, and
hr grandparents, Mr. and Mrs."
Adrian Sylvester of Shelton, and
Mr. and Mrs. Luther H. Morse, of
Ducksbury, Vt.
Funeral services Were held at
:10 a.m. Tuesday in Witsiers fu-
nerah home, with the Reverend
.,ames A. Goble, of the Four- SUNDAY, AUGUST 17
Square Gospel church officiating.
SON IS BORN
A son was born to Mr. and :Mrs. Starting at 11:00 a.m.
Ralph Jones of Rt. 1, ShelteR,
August 7, at the Clinic Hospital. @
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Ph'one 610
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Dancing 6 to 9
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Sweaters, Wool, Pullover, boys' sizes 1.95
T-Shirts, Colored, all sizes ............ 1.39
Suntan Pants, New ............................ 2.95
Suntan Shirts, New ............................ 2.95
Dress Sock, O010t% patr ................ 49¢
Work $0X, I.lght W0ol and
CottOn, 3 fop ................................. : 1.00
So CUshion FOOt, 3 f0r .................. 1.00
Whtte Duck PantS, all sizes, pr ......... 1.49
SHOES--Work and Dress
Navy Oxfords, pr .......... 6.95
100% Leather Top Mfgs.
Navy W)rk Shoe, pr ....... 5.50
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with all hardware. Ideal for steamer
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Jack Knives, good steel ................................ 79¢
Stalnlees Steel Trays .................................... 49
Flashlights, all metal, with battery ............ 89¢
Paok Boards .................................................. 2.95
MUssette Bags ................................................ 39€
Life Raft. one man ...................................... 9.95
Folding Camp Cots, without ends ........ -.. 1.25
Rain parkas$2.50; Pants to matoh ...... 1.95
Nylon Paint Brush, 4-in ........................... 4.50
Sun Glasses, ground lenses .......................... 39¢
Mattresses, cotton filled ............................ 3.95
Aersol Bombs, 5-lb., for mosquitoes ........ 3.95
12.in. Dividers ................................................ 1.00
8-in. Lineman's Pliers, Krauter .................. 1.75"
14-1n. File for metal ...................................... 45¢
Push Brooms, 14-in ..................................... 1.25
Screw Pitch Gauge ...................................... 50¢
Claw Hammers ............................................... 1.25
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