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Families Gather
At Twanoh Park
A family picnic was held at
'I‘wanoh State Park on Sunday:
when the Roy Eells family of
Shelton, the Ed Ahern family of
Bremerton and the Paul Hunt-
ers of Skokomish Valley gathered
there for an all day picnic.
Also attending the affair were
Merritt Eells, Miss Ruth Jordan
and Miss Iva Bishop of Seattle,
Mrs. Francis Maib of Grandview
and Miss Afden Bishop of Sun-
nyside.
Members of Baptist
Church Hold Picnics
More than 50 members and
friends of the Baptist Bible Class
enjoyed a picnic held at Island
Lake on Monday evening. Horse-
shoes and swimming were enjoy—I
ed. Reverend and Mrs. Marion'
Flint of the Bethesda Church in
Tacoma, who are spending their
vacation at the Island Lake home
of Rev. and Mrs. Bovee were
guests. ‘
On Wednesday the Women’s
Circles held an all day meeting
at the summer home of Mrs. A. J.
Bennett on Arcadia. A picnic din-
_ner was served at noon to the
large attendance.
mittee,
n Friendship Club
; Honors President
, N l. The birthday of the preSIdent,
. iMrs. Laurie Hill was honored at
,the meeting of the Friendship
V Club last Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Winnifred McDonald. Slfie
received a club gift, birthday ca e
Sponsored by l and a present.
Shelton Eagles
Rau’s Orchestra
Sat, August 22
Admission 25¢ Tax 5¢
After the business meeting and
program, visiting was enjoyed.
Each member took home a bun-
die of Red Cross sewing.
Shelton Man Guest ‘
At Aberdeen Party
Robert Preble Of Aberdeen hon-
ored his house guest, Charles Run-
TOta' 30¢ I33r Person ‘acres of Shelton, at a stag din-
' . . _ner and informal evening, Tues-
DanCIng to Iday at the home of his parents,
_- 'M“ M“ W' R'
Mrs.
mer.
From Pasco
It Is Your Duty
AS A CITIZEN OF A NATION
AT WAR TO KEEP IN THE
BEST OF HEALTH
‘ non-’1 108E A SINGLE
DAY or WORK
TAKE YOUR VITAMINS
If in doubt consult your
Physician. Let us fill
your prescriptions.
21 YEARS OF CONSCIENTIOUS PRESCRIPTION
COMPOUNDING IN SHELTON
. D fir ‘ G
me mu; J tone v
8 RICHARD E. GREN BERG 9 Prep.
II HIIIIIS PHESCHIPIIUIIS IS THE IIIUSI llIlPflIIIIIIII PfiIII [If UUII
BIISIIIESS
Shelton Women’s Chorus
Hold Picnic Meeting
At the sound of mess call
the trumpet, played by Dale Pal-
mer, members of the Shelton Wo-
men’s Chorus and their husbands
gathered for picnic supper, serv-
ed under the trees in the attrac-
tive Palmer gardens.
During the most delightful eve-
ning, the Chorus made plans to
be an independent, self support-
ing Chorus, with a planning com-
new addition this year,
planning the Chorus
Definite plans will be arranged as
soon as the director is secured.
Those present were Dr. and Mrs.
Norvold, Mr. and Mrs.
Winiecki, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. An—
derson, Mrs. V. Jackson and son
Vern, Mrs. Bernice Stewart, Mrs.
Nena Roberts, Mrs. Ellen Price,
Mrs. Jo Dickey, Mrs. Milre Grimes,
Mrs. Gladys Miller, Mrs. Bea Lar-
son, Mrs. E. A. Middlebrooks, Mrs.
Caroline Lentz, Mrs. Eve Russell,
Kay Jordan,
Dunning, Mrs. Bird Dotson, Miss
Margaretta Miller, Phil and Dean
Palmer, Peter Duyff of Seattle
and Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Pal-
Mrs. Wanda Sweeney of Pasco
spent from Monday to Friday
with her brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Watkins last week.
Hepner Family Hold
20th Family Reunion
For the 20th consecutive year
the Hepner family
ily reunion at the Island Lake
home Of Mrs. Cora Hepner with
every one present with the excep-
‘tion of Edwin Hepner who is with
the A.E.F. in Ireland.
Those present were Mr.
Mrs. Fred Hepner and two chil—
dren of Aberdeen, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Brooks and son of Seattle,
Mrs. Cora Hepner, Mrs. Roy Rec-
tor and son Dick, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Chase and two children,
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Parks and chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Breit-
specher and two children, and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Goodwin and son.
. 60¢
Alka Seltzer
‘ 49¢
Fir Drug Store
SHELTONMAspN,
mibdn (veins *
LILLIAN WARREN, Society Editor
PHONE 100
'Bonita Slane Weds
Seattle Man Monday
A simple impressive wedding
ceremony in the Seattle Univers-
ity Christian Church, Monday
evening, August 17, united Miss
Bonita Florence Slane, daughter
of Mrs. Minnie B. Slane of Shel-
ton and Mr. Richard Allan Oster-
bolt. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Osterholt
of Santa Monica, Calif.
The light of white tapers in
tall candelabras cast a soft light
on the baskets of white gladiolia
which decorated the improvised
altar beside the piano in the
church parlors.
For her wedding the bride chose
a suit of soldier blue and a love~
ly corsage bouquet of gardenias
and rosebuds. White accessories
and tiny navy blue feather hat
completed her attire. Miss Faye
Hale of Seattle was her only at-
tendant. She wore a brown suit
with matching accessories and a
corsage of gardenias and Violas.
IMrs. Slane wore a dress of navy
blue lace and gardenia corsage
for her daughter’s marriage.
The groom’s man was Robert
Anderson of Seattle.
The reception was held immed—
iately following the ‘wedding serv-
ice in the same room. Centering
the table were candles and a low
floral arrangement of sweetpeas
with spikes of white gladioli at
the base in star formation.
Presiding at the silver service
was Miss Marie Smeltzer. The
bridesmaid took over the serving
of the three-tiered cake after the
bride and groom cut the first
piece.
Following a two week's vaca-
tion to California, where they will
visit his parents, the young cou-
ple will make their home at Leeds
Apartments, Seattle. The groom
is the assistant manager of F. W.
Woolworth's Store and Mrs. Os-
terholt is employed in the legal
department at; Boeings.
on
activities.
Bernard
Mrs. Bertha
held their fam-
and
From Centralia
Mrs. Wayne James and son of
Centralia arrived Sunday to spend
a week with their cousin, Mrs.
Mrytle Bassett.
Mrs. Sam Yaunt and Mrs. Es-
ther Parret of Seattle drove Mrs.
James there and visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Bassett and tiny
son.
Visit Brother, Sister
Mr. and Mrs. William Cernich
and sons Ronald and Robert of
Butte, Mont, left on Sunday for
their home after spending the
week in Shelton visiting relatives.
Mrs. Cernich is the sister of Mr.
E. F. Martin and Mrs. Harry Mc-
Conkey.
Uncle Sam urges‘you to eat moremcheese. For, thanks to
America’s patriotic dairymen, there’s, plenty of delicious
cheese for everybody. It’s the Victory "Food Special in
- A .«N-..
These days} add extra cheese to your
menus . . . for goodness and for good
nutrition; Have rich cooked cheese
dishes for luncheon and dinner. Shred
American Cheddar over your "health
salads.” Serve two pieces with pica;
Pass cheese and crackers with the
after-dinner coffee. And, of course.
slice the cheese thick for sandwiches;
,7 You see, America’s dairy farmers a
year ago patriotically responded to
the government’s call for more milk to
make more cheese. So mwthis country
has plenty of this fine food. Get some
tomorrow. Start now serving delicious
“...—....“ s
v ,, . W ,0
THE CHEESE INDUSTRY OF AMERICA,
i. (This message is brought to you by the Washington 5 _
‘ " Dairy Products Commission in behalf of your
stores right now?
cheese regularlyfAnd, next week, join
in the national celebration of this
victory on the Food Fronts Next
week is Cheese Week: “A ‘ /
. «..-A.
LOOK WHAT CHEESE l
GIVES YOU . . .
I MILK PROTEIN. . . to help build strong
! muscles and firm flesh.
MILK MH‘IERALS . . . calcium and phos. .
i phorus to help build and maintain sound
teeth and bones.
, FOOD ENERGY...for pep and workingi
power. ... as!»
VITAMINS A and G...essential in the
“‘7 well-balanced diet for buoyant health.
.y,
.
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a
state’s. producing dalmatian),
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QQUNTY JOURNAL
Local Women In‘
Attendance At
Centralia Meet
Mrs. Violet Peterson, and Mrs.
H. A. Beinsen attended a meet-
ing of the Southwestern Wash-
ington Dorcas Federation held in
the Centralia Seventh-day Adven-
tist church, August 11. Delegates
were present from Mason, Thurs—
ton, Lewis and Grays Harbor
counties.
Preparedness, keynote of the
meeting. was presented in three
phases. Mrs. L. G. Steck of Che—g
haiis, Red Cross Home Nursing in«
structor, explained how bandages
should be prepared, sterilized and’
kept in readiness for home use.
Mrs. Earnest Harmanson of Ethel,
Red Cross First Aid instructor,
demonstrated. a. handy first aid
kit for home or car. She also ex—
plained the method of .using a
gas mask.
The second phase in which the
Dorcas society may be of help to
the community by being prepared
to assist other groups for the
relief of injured in case of emer—
gency was especially stressed by
the president of the federation,
Mrs. Antoinette Oberg of Olym-
pia.
Mrs. H. A. Beinson of Shelton
spoke on the third phase which
concerned the spiritual strength
that it is the duty and privilege
of every Christian woman to
manifest at this time of national
crisis.
Other speakers were Mrs. Aug-
usta Kneauhman of Olympia, and
Mrs. Violet Peterson of Shelton,
who spoke on the helping hand.
Financial methods for carrying
forward the many different types
of work sponsored by the Dorcas
society were discussed by Mrs.
Edwina Myers of Olympia and
Mrs. A. B. Colby of Aberdeen.
The ladies of the Federation on—
joyed the message brought to
them by Pastor T. M. Cole of
Parkland. Pastor Cole is a mem'
ber of the Seventh-day Adventist
War Service Commission. He ex—
plained the ways in which‘ ladies
of the Dorcas might spread cheer
and courage among the young
men who are in the service.
,Trev Madsen Given
Farewell Party
Honoring Trev Madsen, who
left this week for the U. S. Army
Mrs. Herbert Brumbaugh and
Mrs. Pat Kelliher entertained at
the latter’s home Friday evening
with a dinner party.
Served in the garden under the
trees, the table was cleverly dec—
orated with red, white and blue
appointments. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Madsen, Mr.‘
and Mrs. Kelliher, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Brumbaugh and the hon-
ored guest, Mr. Madsen.
Attend w.o.T.U. Picnic I
Mrs. W. H. Snelgrove and Mrs.I
W. F. Roberts attended. the W0-
men’s Christian Temperance Un—
ion picnic of ‘Lewis County in
Borst Park, Centralia last Friday.‘
Aberdeen Couple
Married Saturday
Leonard J. Cochennette and Es~
ther Eiefken of Aberdeen were
united in'marriage at the Meth-
odist parsonage Saturday after-
noon at 1:30 by the Reverend R.
W. Maulden.
The groom’s sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shook, at~
ltended the couple.
:Mrs. 116181], Paulson
I Entertaing Club
MI‘S. Helen Paulson entertained
the members of her bridge club
at her home last Thursday eve?-
mng.
Two tables of cards Were in
play with Mrs. Inez Dodds and
Mrs. Ruth Edgley winning hon-
ors. The latter also won the gal-
loping goose.
The hostess served a. luncheon
at the close of the evening to Mrs.
Jesse Barrett, Mrs. Alice Cooper.
Mrs. Alice Getty, Mrs. Herbert
LOOP. Mrs. Nellie Brynesr Mrs.
Dodds and Mrs. Edgley. v '
Carnation Club To
Meet Next Thursday .
The Carnation Club of the Dev
gree of honor will meet with Mrs.
Mary Cormier at 225 Harvard on
August 27. The day will be spent
sewing for the Red Cross. A pot—
luck dinner will be served at noon.
’Lewis and Mrs. Lee Morgan.
Camp Three W’omcn's (llul)
Hold Farewell Party
The July meeting of the Camp I turned Sunday from a week‘s va-1 iting
inland.
I
Three Women‘s Club last Thurs—1
day was in the form of a fare—‘-
well party honoring Mrs. A. (1.1
Luncheon was served to about-1
30 guests by Mrs. Alden Strine,i
Mrs. Chas. Goodrich, Mrs. Max,1
Schmidt, Mrs. H. O. Pulm, Mrs,
Norman Hulbert and Mrs. VVil~i
liam Cartwright.
Mrs. Lewis was prescntcd with
a coffee table and Mrs. Morgan
received a chenille bedspread and ,
a corner what—not shelf. The Lew— 3
is family has moved to their berry .
ranch near Sumner, where Mr.
Lewis is employed in the Tacoma.
shipyards. The Morgans will soon
be leaving for Portland where Mr.
Morgan is already working as
machinist in the shipyards.
“leek-ends at Lakeimod
Miss May Taylor spent the
week end at Lakewood with Miss
Jackie Freeman. The two girls
are University friends.
Guests From lowa
Week end guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. B. Sutton were
Mrs. Carl Sievert and daughter
Barbara Ann of Sioux Iowa, Their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Burnett and daughter of Brem—
erton,
here.
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BRAN FLAKES.
Kellogg‘s 40%
RICE FLAKES. 2 for
Heinz 6 Va -oz.
BEANS . . . . . . . . 3-l'bs.
Red or Navy
Krispy Craxs
Soda or Graham
2-lbs. 31¢
Fresh Produce
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WE CAN LOSE THIS WA . ..‘7
This district must have a Congressmmmmsm
who is a fighter, a realist and " —
who refuses to play Hitler’s and
Hirohito’s game.
Let’s do something—now”
while we still have time.
Let’s end political boondoggling
in Congress and substitute action
and honest thinking.
Let’s Win This War!
HEAR
CECIL CALLISO
Democrat for Congressman
(PAID ADVERTISEMENT)
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