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August 19, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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PAGE Cosmetics for YOU (This question and answer series on cosmetics is brought to you as a courtesy by NeWs Pharmacy to help" you in your choice In the proper cosmetic for you.) HAIR SPRAY ODORS Q. Ewu'y hair-seLLing spray that I've tried so far has had an ob- jectionable odor. Why can't the manufacturers do something about this ? A. The basic fixative ingredients rlsed in all hail' sprays contain a high percentage Of alcohols and resins. Both of these ingredients have odors which ran be offensive to someone with a delicate sense of smell. For' this reason, these odors are masked in the better hair sprays on the market with the addition of the finest l?erfume oils. Your objection Lo the hair" sprays you have used may be due to eith- er of the following: They have contained an insuffi- cient quantity or an improper kind of perfume. The perfume used in them sim- ply wasn't to your taste. I suggest that you experiment until you find a hair spray with an odor thai: you find pleasant. FOR OILY SKIN Q. I have an oily skin. How can I correct this condition ? A. The following rouUne will help correct an oily skin condition: Avoid rich, fatty foods . . . can- dy . . . and carbonated beverages. Drink at least eight glasses of water a day. Shampoo frequently. Clean hair and a clean scalp will help avoid the complexion problems LhaL ac- company oily skin. Cleanse your face thoroughly several times a day with an anti- septic cleansing lotion and nor- realizer. This helps remedy the oily condition by promoting normal )ore action. ARILYN HUNTER, STEVEN VALLEY TRAVEL TO ALTAR MR. AND. MRS.. STEVEN, D; VALLEY Martlyn Jean Hunter of Seattle Pouring were Mrs: Roy Farley became the bride of Steven D. VaN and Mrs. Jerry Valley, grandmoth- ley of Shelton August 7, 8 p.m., in the Trinity Methodist Church with the groom's uucle, Rev. Rob- ert W. Rayburn, performing the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of ~r. and Mrs. Frank J. Hunter of Seat- tle and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Valley of Shelton. Miss Hunter was married in a pure mganza over taffeta gown with the skirt ending in a chapel train. The neckline was appliqued with alecon lace and seed pearls. A silk organza rose with seed )earls held the silk illusion veil in place. She was surrounded by white roses and stephanotes with white spider mums as she spoke her marriage vows. The bride's sister, Mrs. Thomas A. Ekman, performed her duties as matron of honor in a pink li~mn dress. She was accom.~anied by Mrs. Harlen Johnson i'n a pink linen dress, Miss Jeanne Brown, who also wore a pink linen dress and Mrs. Jp.n Frazier dressed in aqua linen dress. All were attend- ants. Mich Zarana was best man and accompanying him as ushers were James Hunter, brother of the bride, Tom Palmer and Mike Orias. Cutting the cake were Mrs. E. W. Fredericks, aunt of the bride and Mrs. R. Z. Brown. 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R_JJ.J .~__L I .,~u~omazlc - I~lg six engine - VIR~l T.rlnl - rauu~ta uasg - Back-up lights I Wasners - Varl-speed wipers Was ;e)~ AI~! 4I Was $@JbA~}~JD15 $2,595.94 L=~I m41,~ $2,722.15 ~._ ar,~ ~¢2 ~.. SPORT FURY 2 DOOR HARDTOP -- Med. Blue with Blue Vinyl interior - Automatic - Power Steering - 383 engine - Tinted Wind- shield - Radi,o - Padded Dash - Bucket Seats with Console -Un- dercoat - Tinted Windshield - Was Washers & VaN-speed Wipers $3,575.08 FURY 111, 4-dr. Sedan 383 engine - Automatic - Radio - Power steering - Vinyl trim, etc. $3 Was $3,612.14 162 14 BELVEDERE "V-8" 4-dr. Sdn. Automatic- Undercoat- Washers - VaN-speed wipers Was $2,726.20 FURY 11, 4-dr. Sedan (Demo) Radio - Automatic - Power steering - Padded dash - Back- up lights - Undercoat SAVE ON THIS ONE CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4-dr. Sedan - House car - Automat- ic - Radio -.Power steering & Brakes - Washers - Tinted windshield - Low miles LOCAL FINANCING AT LOW BANK RATES WITH THE NATIONAL BANK OF MASON COUNTY am.oamm oma.m CHRYSLER G0eX~AP~ 707 So. First 426-3433 CHRYSLER --- PLYMOUTH -- VALIANT INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Shelton er of the groom. At the guest book was Miss Jeanne Lord and serving punch were Miss Chris Bunnell, cousin of the groom, and Mrs. Ken Bowe. The z'eception was held at the Trinity Methodist Church." The bride is a graduate of BaN lard High School and attended Ev- erett Jr.' College and Western Washington State College. The groom after graduation from Monroe High School attend- ed Everett Jr. College. Donna Clark Journeys ,;. • .;. _? • m 4 Yo Hawaii To Be Wed :i: The Bill Johnson home ~icas the :!: Society Editor • Cathy Hoard . Phone 426-4412 !iiili party and t)cr,~,onal bridal sl~o;-'er ] ~..~*~.~..:~.:~..~'~.~:~:~.*`.~..~..~*~*~`*°.~.~:°~*°.:..~..~':~'~.`)~.:~.~`.~.~¢.~..~:~:°~:~°~:~.~.~.~:. in honor of Mi:~s Domla Clark, who left yesterday for Hawaii to be- come the bride of Sgt..Arlan Hagg who is stationed at the Scofield Army Base in Oahu. ]~/(r}~r, Ctaud Mt:lrvin and Mrs. Bill Jotlllson wcrc hostesse:~ for tile gala affair on the evening of Wednesday, Aug. 11. Mrs. Johnson baked a beautiful three-tiered white cake with a miniature bride and groom sitting under a palm tree and the bot- tom layer was adorned with laven- der orchids to carry out the Ha- waiian motif. The cake was serv- ed with lee cream, coffee and punch. Those present to see Mis,~ Clark open her many beautiful gifts were Mesdames Howard Wilson, Les Bishop, Lloyd Clark, Claud McIrvin, George Critchfield, War- ren Cart, Don Brownfield, Verne Schuffenhauer, A l 1 a n McIrvin, Gary Clark, Pete Bloomfield, Bill Johnson, Bill .Jones, Jerry Bloom- field, Darlene and Peggy Bloom- field, Christine and Nancy Schuf- fenhauer, Linda Clark, and Karen and Brad Johnson. Those sending gifts but unable to attend were M'rs. Keith SaLter- thwaite, Susan Bloomfield and Mrs. Effie Brownfield. Square Dance To Be Added To County Fair A new attraction has been added to the Mason County Fair this year. On Saturday evening at 8:30 there will be a square dance in one of the new buildings. Bennie Berndson of Olympia will be mas- ter of ceremonies and there will be several guest callers on the program. All square dancers in the area are invited to attend. MRs MRS. CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY MR. AND MRS. GEORGE DRAKE are pictured here as they looked 50 years ago on their wedding day. came 'to Shelton where they havo lived for the past 35 years, Their greatest hobby is travel- ing. Mr. Drake had become an em- ployee of Simpson Logging Co. in 1930 at the request of Mark E. Reed. He, had been vice president and chief forester, for the com- pany. From the time he had come to Shelton in 1930 until the time of his retirement he had been president of the South Olympic Tree Farm. Among his other ac- complishments is the fact that he played a vital role in working out the nation's first and only coop- erative sustained yield program between Simpson and the Forest Service. In May 1954 he retired. Mr. and Mrs. George Drake cele- brated their 50th wedding anniver- sary last Sunday at a reception held in Alderbrook Inn. The high tea, begi~ming at 3 p.m. and end- ing at 5 p.m., was organized by Mrs. C. W. Bearden, daughter of the Drakes. The guest list included members of the family and many friends. Major Charlie Cowan from Seat- Lie, toastmaster for the occasion, t~ighlighted the tea with a speech honoring the couple and their 50 years of marriage. l~[rs. Drake was born in Aiken. Minn., and Mr. Drake was born in Laconia, N. H. They became married on September 18, 1915 in Juneau, Alaska and in 1930 they 13.2 Cu. Ft..Gibson 2-Dr. Combination Refrigerator - Freezer A Fair Special $, with qualified trade 15.6 Cu. Ft. Capacity Gibson Refrigerator - Freezer Frost Clear (both sections) A Fair Special with qualified trade Come see our booth at the Fair, for many other appliance specials. Lem Warren Refrigeration 2nd & C~ta 426-2445 SUSAN KAY HARVEY BEC()MES ALLAN W. McIRVIN'S BRIDE MR. AND MRS. ALLAN MclRVIN Decorated with pink bows. or- ing ~wo small doves with wedding ange blossoms, pink and whi~e glads and huckleberry brush the Mr. View Alliance church was the scene for' the wedding of Susan Kay Harvey and Allan W. McIr- vin, both o:f Shelton. The double ring ceremony took place on July 2, at 8 p.m. with the Reverend Alex C. Mates perform- ing the rites in front of an ap, di- ence of approximately 100 guest's. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Harvey of Shelton are the bride's parents and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Mclrvin, also of Shelton. Miss l-larvey became Mrs. Allan McIrvin dressed in a street length gown of white satin with a scallop- ed neekline and long tapered sleeves. Her fingertip veil of white net was attached to a pearl crown. Wearing flowers oi white carna- tions with pink rosebuds the bride slowly released her father's arm as he gave her aw~y in marriage. Mrs. Judy Glover, matron of honor, performed her duties in a street length gown of aqua sheath with an overskirt attael~ed to it. She wore a band of flowers con- neeted to her hair with a slip of material matching her gown. Her flowers were pink and white car- nations. Dressed in dark slacks white shirts and black ties Kert:y Har- vey and Arnold Cooper took place in the ceremony as candle light- ers. Best man, Verne Schuffenhauer, was accompanied by Jerry Bloom- field and George Harvey as ush- ers. Dick Endicott, fulfilling the part of musician and singer both, ac- companied himself as he sang. Attired in a pink sheath, a small white hat and pink and white car- nations, Mrs. YIarvey attended her daughter's wedding. The groom's mother wore a navy blue suit with a white scarf fold- ing around her" neck and a white hat. Her pink and white carna- tions added the final touch to her outfit. Wearing a pink suit which part- ly concealed a white ruffly blouse and carrying a white l~urse to match her shoes, the now Mrs. Al- lan Melrvin started on her wed- ding trip to Eastern Washington. The young commie will make their home in Sheiton where the groom is employed at the Lath Mill. Approximately 100 guests at- tended the church reception which followed the wedding. The wed- ding cake was surrourlded with rosebuds with the top layer hold- Thursday, August 19 Rotary Club luncheon, noon, Ming Tree Cafe. Toastmasters Club, 6:45 a.m., Timbers Motel. Port Commission's meeting, 8 p.m., Court House. Navy Mothers' Club, 7:30 p.m., Memorial Building. Friday, August 20 CYO sponsored dance, 9 - 12 p.m., Mason County Fairgrounds. Saturday, August 21 Driver's license examiner, 10 FOl~ a.m. - 5 p.m., police station. Sunday, August 22 Modern ] Shelton churches invite you to ence attend the church of your choice, prevent the Monday, August 23 asthma. PUD No. 3 Commission meet- ing, 1 p.m., PUD Commission's Room. County Commission's meeting, Your l O a.m., Court House. Shelton Bridge Club. 7:30 p.m., when PU'D bldg. attack, Royal Neighbors of America to open dinner, 6:30 p.m., Millo's Diner. - and Tuesday, August 24 breathing. Kiwanis Club luncheon,noon, Memorial Hall. Only City Commission's meeting, 2 acy can these p.m., City Hall. Goodwill truck IMrs. Lentz), phone 426-4847. Moose Lodge, 8 p.m., airport hall. Degree of Honor Protective As- sociation, 8 p.m., Memorial Hall. Wednesday, August 25 Driver's license examiner, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., police station. VFW Auxiliary work party, 9 a.m., Betty Gaduim's home. Thursday, August 26 Rotary Club hmcheon, noon, Ming Tree Care. er need no lninutes works. Royal Neighbors To Eat And Meet The Royal Neighbors of America will meet aL Millo's Diner for din- her at 6:30 p.m. next Mouday. All members are invited to attend. Those needing transportation can call Mrs. Gerry HimIie at 426- 6501 or Mrs. Vi Laugen aL 426- 8115. Following the dinner members will meet at the home of Mrs. Gerry Himlie fez" a regular meet- ing. A door prize will be furnish- ed by Mrs. Martha Dunbar. Marriage Lioenses Andrew Halin, 19, Port Orchard and Sharolyn Foster, 18, Gig Har- bor. Michael Twidwell, 19, ShelLon and Georgia Jean Plant, 18, Shel- ton. Thomas Longacre, 21, SheRon and Nancy Seidelman, 21, Shelton. rings in their mouths. Serving were Debbie Nagel, N a n c y Bloomfield and Betty Schuffenhauer. Susan Bloomfield was in charge of the guest book and Pat Johnson and Peg Bloom- field were in charge of the gift ta- ble. It might be noted that the bride's gown, the matron of hon- or's gown, the bride's mother's gown and the wedding rake were all designed and made by the mother of the bride. Your them Emerge Fifth & open SaturdaY=; 1st & Cota County and remember that you and always receive the best in at Fluid Line IS Town & Country Shoes Marvelous Mod, the wonderful little girl look don, creates fashion impact in our new c( flats by Town & Country Shoes. Fluid Line with matching plush pig, truffle candy kid plush pig, russet candy kid with brass plush pig. in black patent with scarlet red candy kid. 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