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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
August 19, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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CO .qTY 3OI.TRNAL :-- Published in":C ,$stma aum, U.S.A." PA ff 15 !: !; : ii~( COUNTY JOURNAL-- :3{:, Bills Blotters Booklels Placards Circulars Vouchers Handbills Pamphleis Price Lists Bill Heads Invitations Law Briefs Stalemenis Pod Cards Leiterheads • Noie Heads Fi!in rds Legal Forms Menu Cards Meal Tickets Order Blanks Laundry Lisls Window Tags Show Printing Visiting Cards Shipping Tags Business Cards Menu Booklels Business Forms Store Sales Reoeplion Gards Gummed Labels, Dance Programs Posters, all sizes Auditor's Reports Social Stationery Admission Tickets Ungummed Labels velopes, all kinds Wedding Invitations Financial Sialemenis Ruby Rebekah Lo e Entertains President Members of Ruby Rebekah Lodge No. 75 entertained Assem- bly President, Mrs. Myrtle Floyd of Centralla, at their regular meet- ing last Friday. Mrs. Floyd was accompanied by her Assembly Marshal Mrs. Myrtle Ferrier of Toledo, as well as several of her committee members. Members of other cities answer- ing roll call were frm~l Olympia. Bremerton, Tacoma, Seal tle and Puyallup. An addendum was given for Mrs. Floyd by the Shelton lodge officers and she was present. ed a check for her project of freez- ers for the Odd Fellows Home in. Walls Walls. The refreshment committee for the evening was Mesdames Gel don Pope, Cha.rle,~ Cox, Howard Wilson and Sue Weaver. Serving punch was Mesdames Delmar Cole and Dave Price. Degree Of Honor To Hold Rummage Sale The Degree of Honor will hold a rummage sale next Wednesday and TEENAGE DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT, Thursday at the PUD building. SHEILA LICHTER, dance co-chairman, Ft,~nl< Lee, leader of the i~[embers are.as.ked to come to "Actions', dance band, and Barb Johnsen, dance co-chairman ~oroT.ny. rooa.-s name next Man- are seen here discussing the teenage dance to be held at the Mason say so tnat ~ney may begin work County Fair Grounds tonight. on the sale. . .. . ..... The Mason County Fair Assoe- II- hjI'I,TTI Tlh DTN,Tg~ L~l~lDl[~lllrl-~T~y Z2~l'~]:) iation sponsored by the Catholic I.]ULJI~I~I'~ lk, ll~l~JF ~JI~II~I~I~I~IFI~II I'UII~ Youth Organization will hold a DOLORES UTTER TERRY LABER dance at the Mason County Fair -- Grounds tomorrow night from 9 p.m. to 12 p.m. Mnsic will be provided by the "Actions" The ReAactions, a girls dance team, will entertain. Admission price will be $1. At- tire will be casual with pedal pu- shers for the girls but no slmrts. Chaperones will be provided and the Sheriff Deputies will police the grounds. All teenagers and college students are invited to attend. Co-chairmen of the dance are Shells Lichter and Barbara John- sen~ Garden Club Members To Exhibit Flowers Shelton Garden Club members are urged by the newly elected prcsident, Mrs. Craig Eliot, to at- tempt to construct as many hort- iculture exhibits, flower arrange- ments and corsages as possible for the Mason County Fair, tomorrow, Saturday and'Sunday. Entries should be in between 8 a.m. and 1 p,m. today for judging this afternoon. Flowers should be FAiR GROUNOS BiL,!J--I (L~L ...... U ..... { The greatest thing in family life llllan nower adams is tO take a hint when a hint zs in- R .m a e ~ ~ ~ I tended--and not to take a hint ~r|ue ~n~ ur00m |0 ~e when a hint isn't intended. I --Robert Frost A bridal shower in the form of a patio party was given in honor I of Kathy Santamaria and Roni Lee in Lana McInelly's home onI July 31, Lana and Diane M:allory were the organizerso of the affair. A cake .decorated with yellow roses and white bells trinlnled ill yelh)w placed on a table of white aud yellow were the outdoor (lee- orations ~ed for the gala affair. Cake and punch was served as refreshments and a variety of games were played for entertain- ulent. Th~ guest list included Colleen Dombroski, Nancy Stricklnnd, Jo Johnsen, Cathy Heustmt, Sharon S~oppler, Lynn Cable, Nancy Pea- cher, Lana McInelly, Diane MaN lory, Mrs. McInelly and Kathy's mother, Mrs. V. J. Santamaria. An enjoyable time was had by all. Writer's Workshop Features Report The Writer's Workshop, spon- Lynn Lovell Says sored by the Fine Arts Dcpt. of the Hood Canal Woman's Club, Her Wedding Vows met last Thursday afternoon at the Dr. and Mrs. Ed Winn Lovell, Potlatch hence of Mrs. D. H. Shelton, wish to announce the Pierce. The meeting was highlight- marriage of their daughter, Lynn ed by Mrs. C. R. Dugger's report Patrice, t0 John Richard Atlmen, on the three-day Pacific Northwest son of Dr. Harrie Altmen and Mrs. Writer's Conference held recently Lynne Altmen, both Seattle. in Seattle. The wedding was performed in Held at the Seattle ITniversity, the chapel of the First Presbyter- tile conference provided material :an Church in Seattle by the Rev. of interest to writers through var- W. LyM1 Detlor on A~'. 2, 8 pa~. ious workshops, panel discussions, Two large bouquets of white and talks given by editors, auth- glads and stock decorated the ors, journalists and literary ag- church as the double ring cere- ents. Through her report h~/rs. mony was performed. Miss Lovell Dugger shared her helpful notes wore. a white silk suit with a containing suggestions for writ- shocking pink pill box bat and ing and selling fiction and non- shoes to match as her father gave fiction article~. hcr away in marriage. Attendants Tize conference was fully en- were Miss Patricia Price of Bethel joyed by Mrs. Dugger and through and George W. Bauer of Seattle. her report it was again enjoyed by The young couple both attended the members of the Writer's \Vestern Washingtou State College Workshop. and plan on continuing their e~iu- cation at the IYniversity of Wash- MeELROY FAMILY CAMPS ington in the fall. They will make FROM N.J. TO SHELTON their home in Seattle. James McElroy Jr. and his f'ml- Following the wedding a recep- ily have been visiting in Shelton tion was held in the church par- for the past two weeks. He: is the lot. grandson of Mrs. Allie Hanscn and the brother of Mrs. Donald Wilson, MICHAEL THOMAS JOINS both of Shelton. TIIE JIM WELCH FAMILY During the McElroy's travels ac- Mr. and Mrs. James "Welch, alias ross thc country they made camp- Roberta Wilcox of Shelton, had a ing stops at Mr. Rushmore, Yel- baby boy July 22. Michael Thomas lowstone, and the Bad Lands. Have a ~es demonstration today and receive See why the famous Homelite XL's are~ the Fastest.Selling Chain Saws In the World ON HILLCREST joins two sisters, Laurie Kae, 8, cut the night before and put in 12 and Lisa Marie, 3. 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Premium :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .::.:: ...... :.: ~,:.: .... .,... ,. ~s~::~:~,.~.,,:. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .,:.:-~ :::~:!:!: 2: ~: :::-., .:k. ., ~::::}~: :: :~:~;: ,'.': ~ • :::': '::::: :::i:? :::::::::::::::::::::: $ ~: lists may be obtained at the Coun- The truly generous is truly wise, :.~:::::::::::::.:::::::,:::::::,::::.:: ..... ty Agents office in the basement and he wh'o loves not others, lives iii~iii ®i of the Post Office.' unblest. --Henry Homc .... ~-- i------~MU FORO~ MR. AND MRS. TERRY B. LABER t l ec-angu'ar Amongst lavender glads and uate of Shelton High School. Her white stock Father Marion per- husband is a graduate of Lead formed the double ring ceremony High, Lead, S.D., and is presently C '01orT~ of Dolores Jean Utter and Terry employed by the Simpson Timber B. Laber in the Saint Edwards Ca- Company in McCleary. ~i!iiii thollc Church of Shelton on Aug. The reception following the cer- ~ii " " " " 7, at 11 a.m. emony was held in the cl~urch par.. Dolores Jean is the daughter of Ior amongst lavender glads and Mr. and Mrs. ~Harvey W. Utter. ~hite stock. The wedding cake Her husband is the son of Mr. and held a maltese cross on it with Mrs. Bernard J. Label'. All are of lavender roses on a background of Shelton. white frosting. Dolores, draped in a gown of Cutting the cake was Mrs. Jean slipper satin white with galloon Miller, aunt of the bride, pouring il~ .., ~ i lace paneling in front and along coffee was Miss Jan Powell, and the hem line reaching out to the pouring punch was Miss Joyce ~ chapel train with no sleeves but Powell. Miss Pat Steinbergh was in.their place a long sleeved Jacket in charge of the guest book and of white metalic satin, was given Barry Laber, brother of the groin, i away in marriage by her father, was in charge of the gift table. While becoming Mrs. Terry Laber, The bride's ,gown and the mat- she wore a veil of spanish lace ron of honor s gown was corn- i mantilla which reached the hem posed and constructed by Mrs. Ut- :line of her gown. Her flo~ ers were ter, the bride's mother. ~i}~!::i ~f~'~ Lavender glads, White stephonotis ............. and 8, lavender orchid~ --- . Mrs. Rite ~vIae Klein, sister of ~/~VW ~11VI|I~rJYlT Tg~ de v-~,, ~Z.tAiLIC~L ~LV the bri , was matron of honor in • ,,,v a gown of lavender satin, a hat of T-T~,|a'~ ~7,r~.|,- Dn~,r lavender met and white rose budl£v~ta VT tl~|l~ IL i~ll[~Y flowers on a lavender net. The VFW Auxiliary will hold a Gary Holt was best man and work party at the home of Betty Daniel B. Utter, brother of theGaduims on Mill Creek Road next h?ide, w, as u~her. Wednesday at 9 a.m. A potluck Wittenberg Onp the or;Yam ' August 27, at the Memorial Hall. Mrs. I.l, tter in a lavender shan- A variety of articles will be avail- tung dress with a white net hat, able which include dishes, lamps, ~,t~ a,~haa C~o,,~od ~,~n~,.i,~ bag, and shoes, watched as furniture, clothes, ceramics, rugs, ~, ~,~ ^m*,i~=n ~t~li,~. Z~CL~Z00. her daughter became Mrs. Terry curtains and many other itemS. *Manufacturer's ono year guarantee covers free exchange or repair of any component proven defective in nOrmal use. Arranged threogh us, labor extra. Paris Warranly • Compact cabinets • Beautiful sliding doors • Color Indicator Light • Push-button demagnetizer • Tint Control, Color Hue an~l Intensity Controls 23CL319B with 23" everall diag. tube mea~,; 274 aq. in, picture viewing area, IIII Laber. :Mother of the groom at- tended the ceremony in similar at- tire to Mrs. Utter's. The couple will make their home in Shelton for the winter but are presently honeymooning in Canada. Mrs. Terry Laber is a 1965 grad- ----4- Come early and obtain your choice. 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