Your account does not include highlighter on images.
Searches Highlighted on Image
| August 14, 1947 Shelton Mason County Journal |  |
|
©
Shelton Mason County Journal. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 12 (12 of 16 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
August 14, 1947 |
|
|
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader 
|
t'age 12 SHELTOD'-MASON COUNT JOURNAL Thursday, A tlgU:St ]4, ]947
YA..... 1
tJ UIIUtllllHt
- , " . ' el. s ...... ,., ..., ..................... , • . , avlls Jta,Jl=,L4. a.aJLL ,.aLaLle. , ' , .,.
JA
r ' v , ' t'onL'iet Mrs' L.:narles laen1z Dy d A llrUS 19 I 11l 1 DeauLilUL canlellt cerc- ' ' ': " " • to'reduce but <vitlmut succesS.
l.JF " ' . " ' ' . ' )norlin * 2ou- vv ,.,v ,,,..u;ty, . . , n,on ltrlly, 2,.tt ul: o, <- /G Jr: . • . . , , . . ,. ; . . . .; e
T ' " • . . a-gta ta.;b a.o. • . tyLVllle DuIIeI', UatLI,IILUI' t)j. 4¥JLI. qtllltl .... . . " Fum anu lost oa ollnuu. Io
l ' " " ' I ............. ,r I " " q .... , '. "''''4 ...*,,. ua ... ,,. ........ ,.-.p . . • . lll[lyorlnaynotbetll(=sameaSs
ehil
...................... , . . [t.# £'ki r;ll.t; %,llO. I'IL=D aLlllO.lIr' ', *'O[] ' " AXt/J) ]'liII SIlCCt'SSII.IIIy {ooa:t ' '.{)s,,• "
TA P,
'1!1, r
BALLROOM, ACROBATIC
and All Styles
Every Wednesday
12 to 5 p.m.
Shelton Eagles Hall
' r 'Phone Union 385 "
ton State College nnd Whitman
College were discllsscd.
Assisting Mrs, Scott will1 hos-
tess duties were Alpha Phis frona
Sllelton including Mrs. LotiJs Keg-
set, :Mrs. areal Anderson, Mrs.. t{.
H, Fletcher and Mr.'L Dinty Moore.
3 will hold their next regular
meeting at 408 Cote Street.
The business meeting will begin
at 8 p.m. when a report on the
District Council meeting" in Olym-
pia will be given.
Refreshments will follow the
meetiug. Everyone m invited to
Use the Journal Classifieds--, attend,
I
Penney's LowPrice
Other officers of the Mason
comity group are Miss Mabel Wy-
lie, vice-president; Mrs. J. R, De-
Bard, 2nd vice-president; Miss
Emily Babcock, treasurer; Mrs.
lorman Hulbert, coz'responding
secretary. A secretary is to be
appointed by the board to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mrs, Charlotte Gardner.
]flood Canal Garden Club
Mrd. W. G. Peterson rill enter-
tain the ladies of the Hood Canal
Garden Club on Friday, August
22. All "the ladies are requested
to; wear flower hats as is the nn.
noal custom.
Prizes will be given for the most
beeomtng and the most comical.
Lunclleon at noon will-be potluck
and ladies, don't'forget to bring
your own dishes and silverware,
L!!liwaup C!ub Supper
About'35 were presen't' for the
potluck supper held by the Lllli-
waup Community Club for its
meinbers and thcir families Aug-
ust 4 at the. 'C. E. Hill home' on
Indian Beach
Supper was served buffet-style
from the porct 'of the guest-cab-
in, the picnickers seating them-
.selves around tables or around
the beach fire.,
The club will hold its first fall
business meeting in September.
198
Bright as 'Fail Itself!
Women's BLOUSES
you work waist-
g'ay'ste autumn colors, line wonders with our large assort-
In
sent of belts and buckles ia a gen-
these fine rayon crepe
blouses] Jewelry neck-
lines witl dainty em-
broidery trim, Whites,
too, and tailored styles.
Gaymodes Are Best!
FINE NYLONS
1.15
erous variety tff sizes and shapes.
• Hemstitching, Buffonholing, Picot.
ing, pinking, Buttoii ahd Buckle
€overln8atl done'to y6ur +indi-
vidual taste at your SEWING
CENTER.
PRO PPT SERVICE
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
r il I
Fall dresses that combine both
qualitY and style! Cham-
brays, poplins, ginghams
from the finest mills in Amer-
ica- and every one wash.
able. Vivid colors in new
combinations! 3-6, %14.
TO
i
' HiiME CANNII
[ST i-pie<, metal lid
i • Use this newest development ia 2:
] piece mete[lids! TherCs no doubt of
JUST aeofe seal for 'your
PRESS h0mi.canned foodl,
Just p¢lu to feet .,w If
DOME is down, jar is
leahldl Fits any Mason.
lar. ,'e to use be.
laoll li'i lure. ¢an
lOll the eal' way--
Wlth BALL JARS AND
DOME LIDSi '
r
The name tells you they
are the finest nylons you
can buy! Very sheer, but
long-wearing 45 gauge
in sun shadow and ro-
mance beige, 8 to 10'.
....... ' J | ,, ,ca, !
, ,5
.oi •,
M;SSi9 i I Balk't° $ch°°' ''" in+Class!
Vgarm, Smart, Mens'
Cable s{itcl 'design in | We're all set forths rush 3 d .Ave at Yes e Way
pure" worsted! A bright l for coverts, flannels and
array of warm new" col. / smooth s0ft blends t . 325 Fireproof--Outside Rooms
ors ....... blue and lnaize, l Plenty of wear . . plenty All 'WlthRadlo
Whopper for value, l of savings. Wide selec-;
'stopper for style, ] tion in brown '0r blue. "" . '
24 Hour Gel:age Service
.: < MENs' .Childrens' ; " 0
POliO SHIRTS SWEATERS Private Dining Rooms and
Knitted cotton in blue C&rdigan tfid'Slipovers " CoffeeSh0P
and yellow. 9 nd3 +'
1.98 2. 8 a a98 Located within the Seattle
PENNEY'S
FREE SHOW!!
[ o clock
agust 16
Get your . g'ge +limll 15 years,
PENCO
PILLOWCASES
Industrial, shopping and
Theatrical dlstrlots
Directly across the street
from the County-CRy Bldg.
Reservations Assured
First, Metlmdist Chttrch by Rev-
erend Wayne Wright•
The altar was decorated with
large baskets of dahlias, gladioli,
sweet peas and ferns.
The bride was gowned in an
aqua crepe and lace street length
dress. She wore white accessor-
ies and a corsage of white glad-
ioli and rosebuds.
The maid of honor, Miss Judy
IJoller, sister of the bride, wore a
dress of yellow with white acces-
sories, a corsage of white carna-
tions and a garland of flowers in
her hair,
Joe Edmiston, uncle of the
groom, eted as the best man
while Frank Beret and Melvin
Phillips acted as ushers.
The music from the new Ham-
m0nd organ flowed through the
church as Mrs, John L. Dotson
played Lohengrin's Weddin g
March and accompanied Jack
Stewart in "Because." Mr, Stew-
art sang the "Lord's Prayer' as
the couple knelt before the altar
after the vows were spoken,
Mrs, Boller chose for her daugh-
ters wedding a dress of black and
white jersey With black accessor-
ies', e/ corsage was of red rose-
budS,
The groom's mother wore a suit
of black gabardine, a beige liat
with bldck accessories and a cor-
sage, of red rosebuds.
For her traveling costume the
bride, chose a yellow linen suit
and white accessories,
Upon their return trom a week's
trip to Victoria they will make
their home in Shelton.
A reception was held in the
church parlors for about 90 in-
vited guests following the cere-
mony.
The bride's table was centered
with a three-tiered cake topped
of lhe "Back Fence" arid heard
(,hailer ahout visits, visitors and
vacations this week.
Mrs. E. E. Bradley arrived last
week by plane from Portland,
Oregon, to visit her grandson,
granddaughter and great-grand-
children, Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Chisnm and family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rogers and
family returned recently from a
trip o Los Angeles, California.
They visited frmnds and lelahves
there and in Oregon,
Dorothy Turner recently re-
turned froth ,% wtcation trip to
Portland, Oregon, where she vis-
ited with an aunt, .Mrs. Mable
Vaughan. From Portland Miss
Turner visited friends on the Har-
bor and with 1]cr sister anti broth-
er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William
Dickie of Shelton.
:Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Calla-
han of Alameda, California, will
be visiting .Mrs. Callahan's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hutclin-
son, for about a month. Mr. Cal-
lahan is a Navy Chief.
Also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy
utehinson and other friends in
md around Shelton last week was
h's. George Prince, Mrs. Prince
s a former resideut o Shelton
but is now residing in Tonasket,
Wash.
Miss Aileen Collins a n d
daughters, Pearl and Patty, vis-
ited the Bruce Thorpes last
week. While here they also vis-
ited with Mrs. H. L. Alexan-
tler and Mrs. Marvin Carter and
her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard a. Chis-
nm m]tl son, Max, with Mrs.
Chlsunx's mother, Mrs. Daisy
Wright, arrived last Thursday
from Kansas to visit Mr, Chls-
mn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
ft. Chlsum of Ci0quallUm. They
with a miniature bride and groom, also visited with his brother and
The silver laden table was also Chlsum.
decorated with three-candle crys- Mrs. MacRos Jr., Jennie Louise,
tel candelabra and napkins with ary iV[argaret and John Ale':an-
the names "Gene and Peg." Stl- der returned recently from a trip
ver urns at each end of the table to Victoria, Vancouver, and Pit
completed the setting. Meadows where she helped her
Miss Katheryn Graham and Mrs. father celebrate his 72ncl birth-
Lee Thrash, aunt of the groom, day. His brothers and sisters
poured. Mrs. Sid Anderson and also were in attendance.
Miss Dorothy Turner cut the .cake
while Mrs. Joe Edmiston had :Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Ander-
charge of the guest book. son of Hood Canal left Sunday
The new Mrs. Lindberg is a for a week's visit in Spokane and
graduate of Lewistown High Chewelah, Washington.
School, Montana State College
where she became a member of
Delta Phi Delta, National Art
Honor and Alpha Psi Omega, Na-
tional Dramatics Honorary. She
has been teaching at the Shel-
ton Junior High for the past two
yea rs.
Mr. Lindberg is a graduate of
Irene S. Reed High School.
Out of town guests included
Mrs. Earl Boiler and :Miss Judy
Boiler of Lewistown, Montana, Mr,
and Mrs, Frank Skerbeni Mr. and
Mrs, Bud Hires, Mrs. Lee Thrash,
and Miss Bobby Williams, all of
Gig HarBor,
4-II Owned Camp To
Be One of States Best
South Bend, Wash.--The com-
pletion of a new mess hall, and
installation of showers and plumb-
ing will soon make Pacific coun-
ty's 4-H owned Camp Morehead'
one of the best equipped camp
sites in the state, says Helmer
Basso and Jean Jarvis Keh6e,
county extension agents.
The new mess hall, planned at
the 1946 county 4-H camp, will
be completed within a few days
when the last shakes (handhewn
shingles) are nailed into place by
volunteer workers. Plans are al-
ready made to install showers and
plumbing during the coming year.
Camp Morehoad, located on Wil-
lapa Bay near Nahcotta, has been
owned by the county 4-H clubs for
about a year. It is the first 4-H
owned camp inthe state. Stevens
county 4-H'ers also' own their own
camp now. '
Camp Morehead was donated to
the Pacific county extension-spon-
sored youth group 'bythe More-
head family. Donors include Mr.
and Mrsl John Morehead, Mr. a'nd
:Mrs. T. Treason and Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Peterson.
The camp site--about as large
as two city blocks and shaded by
spruce and laure'Va:4ncludes a
small beach frontage on Willapa
Bay. It has been *meal as a camp
side for about 8,+years by 4-1'ers
and bthegrous.: ''' . ..... ' '
other" .prospeCtive "camp im-
provement/' "iritflue. re/krrangifig
the present cabind'And'addingnew
ones. The completed -camp, wilt
billet 150 persons,: the extension
agents say. ' .' '
The neW 4 by 50-foot mess hall,
built wfth cotigretc floor 'nd. sid-
ing, was +'this ydar's' nain: proect
of pacific e011ntys executiv:0un-
cil of 4-H clubs and of the 4-H
adult leaders council. Civic and
service clubs in tle' county also
assisted. ' va Hurley Willipa is
chairman of;.th'd 'building 0himit a
tee. "..
Money for the mess hall was
raised by an auction sponsored by
the 4-H'ers. It netter, $,68. Do-
nations from individuals im cV¢ic
and service groups :addetl'- 0i, e
than $100 to this sum. "In'additori.
much of ,the building material was
donated, including sand and grav-
el, lumer, and shake bolts,
Most of the building kS done
by supporters of the, prbject 'o at
special work days. + :
Shower Honors Nely
Married Dayto Codifle
On the evening o u'gfi'', a
miscellaneous shower .was given
for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 7Phi|-
lips rec.ently married couple, at
the Dayton an. " '
A luncheon was served after the
gifts were opened, to about 50
friends and neigqlbdrs .
The tables were decorated with
summer flowers; '+ ,
Mrs. Charles Ogg,. Mrs. Mary
Chappell and Mrs. StVh Beers
acted as hostesses for the show-
er.
Raymond Hoaz was admitted to
the Madigan General Hospital at
Fort Lewis, Washihgton, August
12th. I
Dr, and Mrs. T. H, Dirstine were I
visitors at the home of Mr. and[
Mrs, H. G. Berg last week. Dr.' i
Dirstine is Dean of Pharmacy at
W.S,C.
Danny Yarr returned recently
from a trip to Richmond, Califor-
nia, where he visited with his sis-
ter and family, Mr. nd :Mrs: Se-
welI. He flew home and enjoyed
the plane trip very much.
$
:Mrs. Andy Hays visited for a
few days with her daughter and
son-in-lave, Mr.: and Mrs. Ray
Stevens. Mrs. Hays is foam Oth-
ello, Washington.
Herzog Reunion
Held Last Sunday
The annual Herzog reuni.on was
held this year at the home of
George A. Herzog on Lake Isa-
bella Sunday, August 3.
Those present were :Mr. and
Mrs." Louis Herzog of Doming,
Wash., former residents of .Shel-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herzog
and daughter, Louise, of Belling-
ham, who also resided in'Shelton
several years ago; Wm. Enderlin
and Mr. and Mrs, Ernest McMur-
chie of BeUingham; Mr. and Mrs.
John ChrisIen, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
tin Myers and son, Michael, of
Arlington; Mr, and Mrs. Ed Carl-
son of Monroe; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Schleigel, their niece and nephew
of Seattle.
Mr. Herzog's two .sisters, with
their families, were unable to be
present owing to illness.
R0blnsonso Tacoma "
Mr." a/id Mrs. John W. Robin-
son, who sold their Portland home
this spring, have recently pur-
chased a house in Tacoma at 4703
South J Street.
A large yard with fruit trees
is an attractive feature of the new
home for the three, small Robin-
Sh sisters the youngest of whom
arrived' June 14. "
i ...... I " I I I
HEAR'
"+.I 00now wha00
is, not to
it
HEAR well."
.... Out of years of exporience ]
r O r E has come, a+tly intelligont I
better ,aring. ead Ior the i
. free bookletl , ' I
Send ttearmg Through the Years to I
|
Name. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . .t i
:: ...................... i
Hearing Test at Your Home
By Request
soNoToE
THE HOUSE OF HEARING
810 Cogean Ave.
BPemerton
IIII
Ann Wolden, Margaret Ogden,
Belle Walden. Ben Bailey, Amelia desire ill
Herring, Marguerite Lenke, Tavy Plan. = 'a*aa+e
l=elough, Hazel \\;¥illiams, Fern With this Planyoud0n'tcutotr t
,,,, ....... +
Bunncll, Mildrcci Lowe, Archio
lt's ainlIIl .... 1 easier who I Yoffl the ae-
rccted
Vaughn, Emma Clifford, Rose deliciotm AYDS a,q d|. '"o' l+r&'4 k '
.en,,i.. Leo Wickic,'. obe,'t :,,::::<o:,=,,a::,;,%::,;:,., t]t s a u c
Swearingen, Dorothy Goldy, flary d ..... .,,l. of ..d.o.,. $C! l/:l "' e S
" " not delighted w|th remlltS. I ' , ']]B.. g't .r,,.l
IChappell, Joyce Scott. Rose Beers, UACo. thito=.- IA" v UU-
ose Phillips, and Misses erna- MCDNKY P"7 "----"
dine egg, Betty Lemke, Lois -.- -T0n=!1 uli £ning
F I R .D R U O -o <]illi/_?+ + .....
Swearingen and Dolores Dennis . . /bT5 aU|l or aim
(Teat Out This Ad as a r a
and honor guest, Donna Lou Loln- " L ,i. t
-" Y d., , ,
+ .... %;
DIFFERENCE ": amA N'S
TASTE THE L!ilRBOX:,, " ' to att¢
BIN NS ICE ' turkCYat the
day ev(
WHOLESALE and RETAIL iiroad
Use
New Cabinets Now Available to Dealers they re
BARS and + POPSICLES
Try Some New Flavors--PEPPERMINT, 10N , ?i
CARAMEL, BANANA, TUTTI FRUITI, ¢1( ,..
BINNS ICE
8th and Franklin Phone 49-M
..-._-+ - +.7+-.--_.++.?T. + o.+ +...T. _
,i A WING TIPPED WINI00
I ....... * ;0u: r HEATER - CI
!! THE STURDY 'QIL STOVE- lLT]
'@ " BE THE SMART FE
by ,. • PHONE 19(
a full oil tank and be al
caxGstat set for constant cc
,re SUPPLY of ST'
, 0 to 1,000 gallons for new oil
+ ,!Sken 0
: . +:Y Distributor for Assc
$10,95
Double-soled :for long, long
wear. Itandsomely rendered by Mansfield'
An all-round, year round favorite.
Miller's Men's Sh@
COMPLETE MEN'S APPAREL 0
phone 6,
Hotel Shelton Building
THE EXTRA
ODe EVe# ,E,
FROM "Flavor Headquarters,;
brings you the fresh ne'w paC
delectable Treasure Pickles • • •
of hostesses and chefs. Crisp
better than ever... Treasure
always the flavor tieat of the
tOR "FIRST
ttey er your choice of v+
o ,Want is easy, careft
:t:tr,ts, sluggish, une
S, apor.lock have no I
any driving. So, use
c]!gg Dual Octane
AROTANE