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Mason County Steam Laundry
and Dry(Cleiiers Phone 88
I I I I I I I I II II I I L
THE BEAUTY Bt)X
Offers you poe complete Steam Cap Oil
Treatment FREE with Ca;oh
PERMANENT WAVE
During AUgust
SPECIAL ON ALL PERMANENTS
Mary Strutz and Mildred
Owners and Operators
Second & Grove CAMERON HOTEL
Berch
Pllonc 177
Women S]lilre Honor,
With Shower
Mfrs. Cliff Kelly and Mrs. Clar-
ence Leaf lmred honorfi at a stork
shower recently at the Glenn
ChaJe home. ,'Sweet pea and glad-
ioh were used in the ¢iecoratlons
with a bowl uf Mue and pink sweet
peso. Candles in pink and Mne
Jn tile f{dlfl 0f little dresnea and
bonnet on Ibe lace covered table
added a clever note to t tin buffet
kmch.
A ]:4nk and blue bafminet held
the, ma.ny ]owqy ?,if is i.he honored
glle511s received. Gaines were en-
joyed and Mrs. Lotlsc Schmidt
and Mrs, 13elite Feni;iman won
honors.
Invited guests Included Mrs,
Martha Fisher, Mrs. C, leota Adams
Mrs, l-,eillah li'own, Mrs. Pearl
Saltwlck, Mrs. A(la. l-ilirat, ]l:l'a,
Laul'll Relish, Mrs. Frances Ltnld-
qlilt, ]4[rs. Alice Elltolt. Mrs. Jane
]Vlack,,y, Mrs. Ja.nic, e Chase. :Mrs,
Loui.so Schmidl. Mrs. l.-Iollie 7en-
tlnmn, Mrs. Hazel Cummings, Mrs.
Kotherlne Calltins, Mrs. Marguer-
ite NeWmml, Mrs, lrna MeDer-
moti and Mrs. Lure Hurst in addl-
li0n to the honor glle.ts and the
ho,qto2L
fNSTITUE FOR SENIORS
AT OCEAN PARK
Durhlg' this week of hllgust 19-
24. fore" of the Senior High group
of tile First: eMtlmdist Church are
a.ftendin the hlstitute.for Seniors
held at the Methodist Camp a:t
Ocean Park, Wasll.,.with Roy.. Dan
Taylo'r, i'a, stor of ,the Fil'ff Mth-
5dtst C]hl.lre.h, Vancouver, a,q Dean.
Those relllx,red art tlw CRIIlp
from Shellon nro Nova .loyce
I)lWke0. Sbh'loy . While, ,latlrene
LIIridqtliSt :llld <atltl/o Lflilber.
Prettily Knitted
I
FOR WOMEN--Fine wools, closely knit.
ted for a smoothy slipover.! The crew neck
is looped on by hand--fits with utmost
comfort! Long sleeves. 3440. 3.98
FOR GIRLS, MediUm-gauge wools, a little
more 100ely knitted for "sloppy" slip-
overs] Fine,gauge cardigans too. Many
brilliant, fall tones, 8,16. 3.9S
They Come All Cut--the
,,You IT"
DRESSES
For Girls
.19
JL eomple
Try sewing on(<,, yonrself and
see how much fun it iS l You
don't, liave to fuss with the
cutting! oll don't imve 'is3
waste material YOU don't
even hove to shop for trim-
rnilg's or biriding! .Every-
thinv' there fn the package
ready for you to seW. to-
gether! In attractive, Lu×-
%Var@m,lfill'ty tested l)rints,
'fJlgfH ,..'4, 6, 8!
are pacemakers in such wool
Ya vm'ites as the Chesterfield,
fly front reversibles, or more
dressy fashions. (See string
ticket for wool content.
Some belted, some not; all
havc pockets-- P, lzes %1,1.
Miss Johnsoil
Weds Portland
Man Saturday
Miss letty ,To 5ohnson, daugll-
ter of M:r. aud Mrn. Roland E,
Johnson of Shelinn and ,Tames
o))et't. Leahy, qon of Mr. and -Mrs.
5. J. Leahy of Portland, were mar-
riied in Portland $tuYday evenht,
AliltlSt 18, at 8 p.m.
Tile wedding wan held tn tim
home of Mr. nnd Mr:J, G. W. Over-
streeti urlcle and all'at of the bride,
with the Reverend Howard Sole of
tile Christiml CIn|rch reading tle
ceremony, hot'ore membfq's t)f both
families.
The couple stood before an im-
provised altar in front of tile fire-
place. Tl|e background was of
laurel, witl} a large fan-shaped ar-
rangenlent of white ghldioli, and
Whll;e ga'lclloli on the'mantel. At
either side of ilia fireplace were
candelabra, all, white.
Tile bl'it3e Was aiti'actlve, in; a
pearl, grey dressmaker suit. with
a coral pink hal and.blmt,e. She
w0ro an orchid.corsage.
Rebecca,. Overntrei:: con,lin of
the lipide, wan nldid-of Ironer and
,,tim wore a powder blue drcsmnak-
at' suit wllh n corsage of alalhus.
illm.
Allard ,lohnsnn, lrol:iler of tile
bride ,was cand!¢ lighter a,nd ush-
el', and Jack,Lcahy was Ills broth-
er's best, nla;n. , Ml,S...HOward Cole
sang "I Love ltee Dear," accom-
panied hy Mrs. Rainsfhell ell ille
piano,
A reception ollowd and. tlie
rooms were a.ttr, ac]ive with white
glddloli ah/t lapdr..
The Inqde's cn.lw rand n. pnnch
bowl ncenplpd tire white damask
Cloth-c0vePed table and .the cM{e
was topped witli a ntniaturc brkle
and bl:idegroom. Llgted taper.
finished te ' decorhtlonS.
Mrs. Overstrcct nnd Mrs. I-I, W.
Wllltm]3s, annts of the bride, served
and Dorothy Leahy, sister of th'e
bridegroom, was in charge of lhe
guest book;
Mr. Illld MI'S, Leahy plan to live
on Y[ood Canal at present, She
graduated fi'om tile Irene S. Reed
High School with the class Of
1945 and ha from the Bolts(hi
Polytechnic sctmol in Portlaml. He
has jllst received his discharge
from tile U..% Navy nftcr 'thrc'
years' service.
MR, AND MRS, CAIN RETURN
FROM CALIFORNIA VISIT
Mr, and .Nfrs. Theron J., Cain,
their hen-in-law and daug'hter, ]Vii'.
and Mrs. Charles Rosevear and
soil Ronny of Stcilacoom, returned
Sunday froll a visit of several
days in Bakersfield, Calif. They,,
visfted soothe|' daughter, Mls.
Barbara tilozi, They. took tile
coast route and enjoyed tbe trip.
.Mrs. Coin stated that although the
thcrn'tonleter registered 115 de-
grees, silo lllollgllt It w,'is really
Ilol.ter here.
,, ' "t. 67 ,t_,, ;
Dress Them Brightly!
GIRLS'
WINTER ' COATS CANNING
12 ."o° SUPPLIES
Color is tlle keynote in coats
for your very younff miss.
Bright red, green and brown Jars - Rings Crocks
Wterglass
For Putting Up Eggs
Olympia Feed
ComPany
OrN!elll Bldg. - Ohelton
Sturdy, Comfortable
PAL BABY
WALKER
.90
Thutsday- Friday- Sat.
Aug'ust 22 - 24
BAD MIN S
TERRITORY"
Randolph Scott, Anll
Rhqiards
Sunday - Monday 'lue day
August . 2
REBECCA
Scan Fontalne,
LaTence, Alvin
it i i
Wednesday - Thtmrlly
August 28- 29
.... I1
I3aby ca.n learn to walk in
1.his sturdy Pal Baby Walker
..... and ts, ke life easy while
doing iL! It has twist-proof
rubber tires on bMl bemiring
wheels and springy rubber
bumpers. The pusl handle
lind foot tray are removable
when he Is trying to walk.
And the non-tip design keeps
him fl,om fallirl-.-.no sllocks
to discourage hhn!
gi,i:higed Ti:i(, Wiii
Present fencer|:
Maaona nd Thurton County mn-
tdc lovers will again enjoy the
,econd of a series of strmged-irio
concerL% ..qtlnday, AiigUSI. 5, in
the garclen of the Peter Schmidt
home a[ q'liniwaler. ]fl,qq Alice
Mllelicll will presenl: tllo art.iLs
who include Mr:L O. J. A+liford,
Sltelton, celliat; Miss Mnench,
piano and Lawrence Carlson of
.Olympia, violinist. Mis Olga
KraH,q, vioiini:'l, will play a on-
nin.
A silver nffcririff will bc tMen
to go into n ft]rid Ileing l'ai:ed
anloilg Olympia lnisic-lovors with
wllich to blly a, coilcert piano.
Mrs. Asllford is a Washington-
isn of lonff standhlg and stlidied
nillsic ill,caLtlc. lie hlS jllst i'e-
eently rel,ilrllcd to the Northwest
froin Florhla, filld her nlnsicfil fix-
socio,tos slid friPIldS welc(ilile her
back.
lnlhe evenf llte woa|lwr takes
a etmnge for the worse. 1lie coil-
cerI will be held in the Sellmidt
borne.
Mai'tin- Day
Nuptials
August 10
O]le of the inllmrtnnt wcddings
el' tho snnlnler was solemnizP.d
Saturday, Au,llsl, 10. whcll Phyllis
Day of.Athena, Ore., became the
b'ride of Edwin ,Voslcy Nl/trlin of
Unlon,
The ecremony wn, read I.ly the
lR.evcrond Ttardwick \\;V. tl'rsll-
nmn in 1 he ]?irst, Mei hndist
Clnn'eh of Shellon st four o'(.Lo,'.l¢
in the afterlloon before inlmedini-e
relatives and ('lose frit,nds of tile
cotlple, l=landel's "[argo" wtls
played before the e£re.mony.
Mrs, Ray Selcy of Wt|lla Walls
smlg dThrdl0t's "Because" fol-
lowed by Mllot's "Lord's Prqy-
er." Mrs. Edwirt IEthel) Dalhy
accomlmnied the singer and was
aL i.h(, pinna thrOlll,holil tile ser-
vices.
The chancel and nlfar of tlle
ChllrCh ,vas attraci;ivo with gleam-
ing tapers and deed vascs of pink
and white gimlioli.
The In'ide is the dallg]ller Of
Mr. slid Mrs, , J, I)ny of' Athona,
Ore,, and was very "l)retty ill a
eretm wool crepe dress made with
ronndcd neckli[le. A golden belt
accentuated her Titian hair, which
was circled by a llalo effect ill
white sathl ribbon mid gar(lcnias.
She wore whLte flccessorics and
eerricd llcr bouqucL of Knrde|lias
and stephanotis.
Miss Maryliu Roberts, sorority
sister of the bride was an attrac-
tive bridesmaM wearing l)owder
blue crepe will1 wllite accessories.
She wore i)ink c, arnationn arid rib-
boll bande.atl ill hc.r darl-: hair and
carried a bouquet of pink carna-
tiOnS, outlined in pale pink net.
For hcr'daughter's wedding Mrs.
Day chose navy blue print and
wore ti vnrsage of white gladioli.
Mr.q. Marl,hi wort a, fr¢)ol¢ el'
chartreuse, accentuated by brown
accessories. Her corlage was of
cream gladioli.
David Dalby, fraternity brother
of the groom from the University
of Washington was best mall
Mr, Martin wns gradnated from
ll'lo ll'elw 'N. I',e,'d hl'l ,,ehnnl wittl
the (:lass of 19,t0 and later aitend-
od W'lshingtotl State College
where he .fffiliated with Thorn. Chi
fraternity. He served as staff
sergeant with the Army Air Corps
all(t saw action iri I)oth Lilt [llrO-
1)tffln tlll([ India. 1;lieatros.
Tile bride attended sutlool Jn
Oregon and later attended Wash-
ington State College whe.re she
affiliated with Pi Beta Plli soror-
ity.
G uest,s fl'mn out-of-town for the
wecldlng iiichided Ir, and Mrs. K.
L. Healy and Mrs. K. ]-iealy /or'
Oregon; :r. and Mrs. B. J. Iay
and daughter Marjorie and Pri-
vate Dale Gray, all of Athena;
Miss Roberts of Tekoa, WaslL;
Edwiu Hegaas, uncle of the bride-
groom; Mrs. Merritt Stark, Mr.
and Mrs. Gone Stark, a sister of
the bridegroom; Ted Middleton
and :Bob Collinson of Aberdeen.
Mr. and rs. Martin took, a
week's wedding trip in the Olym-
pics and later on will leave for
Pullman where he will rc-enter
eoll egG.
M, E. CHURCH .HIGH SCHOOL
GROUP HOLD MEETING
On the afternoon of Sunday,
Allgtlst ].8. ld of the High School
group of the 'First Mcthodistl
Cilurch drove to Mt, Rainier to
join groups front Olympia and
Centralia Methodist Churcles at
Paradise Inn.
After eating the evening picnic
lunch a Vesper service was held at
6 o'clock under the dire, ction of
Dr. Alexander Alton, pastor of the
First Methodist Church of Olym-
pia, The devotional talk was given
by Rev. Hardwick W. Harshman
of Sitelton.
Those attending from Shelton
were Shirley Waite, Nadine Laub-
er, Lanrene Lundquist, Florence
Fentiman, I-Iazel Marie Davis,
,Winnifred Collier. Pat R]lodes,
Marjory Ann Valley, Guy Beck-
with, Bill Valley, Jr. Randy
Swazey, and Rev. and Mrs. H. W.
Ha,rahnmn.
METIIODIST WOMEN MEET-
VITII MRS. ELLIO11'
The Woman's Society of Chris-
tian Service met with rs. Ed E1-
liott at her summer home Aug-
ust 14 for a 1 o'clock pot-luck
hmcheon, A gift was presented
Mrs. Walter M. Elliott for a go-
ing away present as she is leav-
ing soon for Pennsylvania for a
visit and also for bet: birthday an-
niversary, Mrs. W. C. Batchelor
made the delicious birthday cake.
During the business zneeting, Mrs.
W. A. Brodt read the devotions
and the subject of the meeting
was God's Geography. A very
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by
those present.
MR, AND MRS. HACK IN
GLACIER PARK
A card to The Journal office
from Mr, and Mrs. L. D. Hack
written August 9 in Miss0ula,
Mont., stated they had been to
Glacier Park the day before and
enjoyed the beautiful scenic drive
along the F]athead Lake of about
30 miles. However in Mr. I-n.ck's
judgment Rainier National Park
is fat" superior in beauty and
grandeur,
Miss Allen Weds
-' - e
Ca, l Dodge On
August 6
\\;Vedding vows of MLqs Lllciie
Allen antl Carl Dodge were ex-
cilariged Tuesdny morning. Ang-
us1 G a St. Edwards Catholic
Church, with Reverend Mark
Veiehn-tanll ITl charge.
The bride is the danghter of
Mr.-and Mrs. Vqalier S. Allen and
Ihe bridcgrnom is (he son of Mr,
and Mrm R. li]. Dodge, nll of Shcl-
ton.
The. bride wore a g'oAm of white
taffeta and her finger-tip veil
was attached t9 a. white ribbon
braid in the back, with pink flow-
ers forming a lmlo effect in front,
She carried a lovely llouquet of
plait and white sweet pc'is and
c,q rn a t lolls.
IleP olily altendailt was lier sis-
lci', ]Vrrs. Marthl Longan, who
wore a bllle afternoon' dress. Dar-
roll Sparks of Sllelton was best
lnan.
The church was attractive with
large bonqtmts of wltite phlox and
dark red dahlias.
Tim wedding was performed be-
fore a large sat.bering' of friends
ultd rolal,ives nil(1 a wedding
In'oakfasl was liehl :ll lhe Allen
h01ue.
Tllat evcnhlg a reception was
held in the form of a dance at
the KamiMle Grange Hall for. the
nc.wiy nlsl'rit.d coilple and the nltl-
sic Was spollsorcd by relativos anti
riqcnds of the conple.
Mrs. Dodge is a native nf Slicl-
loll, graduating front lhe local
schools tills year. Mr. Dodge ar-
t, ended tlm H•clso lflglt school.
'Phcy will nmlce Lhcir fntllre
llonlo in Simll nn where hc is cnl-
plovcd.
Mrs. Frauk Bishop of Little
Skookum Bay doliated the flowers
for Lhe, chllPC]I,
Guests for tlc wedding inehld-
cd Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Allen
and daugqlter 5oan; Mr. and Mrs.
Martin A. Longan and son Mike;
Mr. n,nd Mrs. IPracis A. Rogers
and Dorothy; Mary Ann, Jimmy,
Carol and Jolmny; Mrs. R. ]i:.
Dodge and daughters Margarit.c,
Gladya and Peggy; Mra..lohn Wil-
liams, Pat Tt'oy, Marjory Troy,
Pcte Dodgo, Clyde Landsaw, Mr.
and Trs. Darrell D. Sparks and
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Dodge, all or
Shelton; Lewis and Donald H1-
lie from Toppenish; Harold WiN
liams from Longvicw; Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Stransbnry and Waiter
and Barbara fronl Collier, /(us,,
snd Mr. and Mrs. Gnuihicr or"
Bromerton,
iIONOR COUPLE VITII
DINNEI ' WEDNESDAY
Wcdriesday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Winston Scott and Dr. and
Mrs. Maurice, Kinscy entertained
'lL Scolt's Alley with a, dinnel'
party for Dr, and Mrs, Russell
l?ickens of New York. Dr. and
Mrs. l?ickens are ,fornler Shelton
l'(,sidellts slid have been here and
on i{ood (?'trial for several days.
Guests for the dinner were old-
tinlo friellds from Rayol]ior Incor-
porated.
RAINBOW GIRLS A'*VARD
BRAIDED RUG
The Iahlbow Girl,q wishto thank
all those who helped them make
Illc ,<',:d,, .F Ill,., ]iiii(t ])i'ahhd all-
wool rllg a success. The Ttlg VeaS
awalrded to arren Lincoln at a
meeting Tuesday evenilg, :Ango
list 20 in the q:asonic To,,mplc.
VOMEN OF MOOE PAN
I)I,NNER ! Ill)R, I)AI:
The \\;Vonron or the M(iosc have
planned a po.tlucR dinner at noon
Angust 29 at the home of Mrs,
Ltley Lynn. All members arc urg-
ed to he prcscnt.
Remember the D,<inee
at Delight Park
Saturday night.
JACK MOFFETT
DANCING
LESSONS
Children and Adult
TAP, TOE, BALLET,
BALLROOM, ACROBATIC
and All Styles
Every WedneSday
2 to 6 p,m.
Shelton Eagles Hall
Phone UniOn 385
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nutrients, in Ayds. Start the AYL)S Vitamin
Culldy way to lost; weight now. 30 day SuDply
of Ayds, ;$2.25. MONEY BACK nn the very
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