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:% \\; .}:i:ii 8HELTON CHAMBER elf j L eptember 4, 1947. , SIIELTON-ABON Edward Eidemiller ,e  e.  --  r & rr. [ Passes at Seattle " I t [' N  I tV  Edward H. Eidemiller, formerl .  [ .E I IE /,,!; helfon resident, passed away in WWV B | B =m '.::j".. Seattle Monday at the age of I " .., 38 after a three-week illness  ...... '. Mr. Eidemiller attended Shelton Recent I stoma |[i' schools for 10 years and worked ,v ....... b { in a local grocery stoi'e here during Wffinf I I nltaC "I .....  .... ""'8 '" o the .' - the early tmrues. ,,, YW__ ,  ........ meeting The funeral will be held at,ll ]'rfn I:lllnktt **=u, home of 'm-- Wash. " the firep ace at t e home r  : ....... his wife Mrs Ann of the bride's grandmother Mrs First prize was won by Mrs, tlrvvoz' a,'c ' ' A J " ' "" Merle Smith with u hat of cedar Eidemiller, and a son, Jack, both .... LaRue, m Tacoma, Ahce M. /! gdvisable  tell you frankly i,f '€I Your watch isn.t r(nairi •, ,, .v ng, or Will [gVe satisfactory ser- ;f°ra 10ng enough E  make repairing "Whih, • RAY'S Phone 633 of Seattle, his father, E. J. Eide- miller, and a sister, Mary Daw- son, both 0f Shelton. and a bro- ther, George, Vancouver, Wash. METHODIST WOMEN MEET The Women's Society for Chris- tian Service 0f the First Methodist ChUrch • will meet in the ehurcb ptrldrs at 2 p.m. next Wednesday. The program subject will be "The Child' and His Education To- day," led by Mrs. Vera Troy. Mrs. Don0van Palmer Will be soloist for tbe meeting. All mdndbers and friends are in- vited' to attend. NoTICE I am Happy to Announce that My Son joining Me in the Practice of Optometry IN SHELTON Our Schedule Will be, Starting AUgUSt 26 0da -Friday-Sat. Tuesday.Wednesday DRS: GL]E:NN W. LANDERS ()PTOM ETRISTS A'ngle Building" Phqne 374 NOW HAVE 00[OME, S FOR SALE IN SHELTON Elliott. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Da've Grcenwalt, of Wenatchee was married to Paul Kenneth Fredson, J,. son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fredso'n, August lJ at 8:30 p.m Justice Westcott performed the ceremony. On either side of the young cou- ple stood standards of gladioli while behind them on the mantle were other suronlel  flowers, form- ing a frame around the bride and groom. The hride wore a grey striped suit with royal blue accessories. Her corsage va of gardenias and rosebuds. 1 Acting as nktron of •honor was l Mrs. Jane Mackey, sister of the] bride, weariiZ a reen suit with white accessoTies. Ier suit was set off by a corsage of orange begon-I ins. I Mr. Bllck Mackey, brother-in- law of tim bride acted as best man. The bide's grandmother wore a green afternoon style dress for the occasion wih an oranged beg0nia corsage. The bridegroom's mother chose a navy blue suit and an orange be- gonia corsage. The newly.wedded couple will leave on their honeymoon to Cali- fornia for two weeks beginning September 6. Upon their return they Will make their home in Shel- ton where the groom is employed at the fiber board plant. Both are graduates of Irene S. Reed High School. A small reception was held fol- lowing the wedding. The bride's table was centered with a two- tier wedding cake flanked on either side by candelabra and carnations. Miss Jean MacAurther, aunt of the bride, poured. SPANISH CLUB MEETS The R. C. Spanish Club met at the home of Mrs. Helen Watktns on Thursday, August 28. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Ag- nes Alexander chosen as president and Mrs. Marjorie JohnSon as sec- retary. After an evening of studying, re- freshments were served to Mes- dames Milre Grimes, Helen Lem- ley, Ardyce Jonson, Grace Beck- with, Emeline Danials. Marjoie Johnson', Nellie Nelson and Agnes Alexander. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Agnes Alexan- der, tonight, September '4. TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET The Shelton Townsend Club No. a will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Beinsen at 612 Cots St. for their next regular meeting Saturday, September 6, at 8 p.m. All members are urged to be pres- ent and to bring a friend. Following the btlsmess meeting refrehmcnts will be served. Ev- eryone is invited to attend. greens al)d red hot poker. ,Nancy Brown xeas second with a large cabbage leaf and violas. Vera Lin-: scott won tlfird pri.e with her hat of wild; carrot and filberts' in a pbstillion shape• Honorable men- tion went to Mrs. Alice Hill, Mrs. Zoo Sceva and Mrs. Carrie Gifford. A new member, Mrs. Betty Sparks, was introduced. . - An interesting short ta.lk wa,q given by a visitor from the Wesf Seattle Garden Club, Mrs. N. D, Barite, who told of the Seattle club's.aims and efforts. At tlle conclusion of the meeting, Ddss Heine§ was on hand With his color movie camera to' iake pictures. It was decided to ave.the next meeting, at the home of Mrs. Dor- tha Carey' at LilliWaup, on Sep= tember 4. Back F ence Chatter (by Shirley Thorpe) The swim suits, fishing polet suntan oils and hiking boots al i went up on the shelf again Tues- day--the beautiful Labor Day week-end was over. Everyone went bpck to work thoroughly rested after a quiet hol- iday, or miserable but happy after a not so q'uiet one. At 4 a.m. Fr dY rfi0rhlng the Gay Tar 'or household Wls roused oqt of a sound, sic€l% by a Iottd Inocking. Mr. Taylqr'S brQher an d h!,s family received a sleepy wel- come. M:r. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and children, Billy and Dia.ne, 1q been touring the Places of intereS£ he,;e and around the Northwest on an extended trip from their hpme in King Hill Idaho Their trip in- cluded Yellowstone and Glacier National Parl}s and a trip info Cnada. rhe Ken Taylors stayed in Shel- ton a few days, going up the Canal for some fishing and oyster pick- ing. Leaving on a week's vacation' last week were Mr. and Mrs. James Grimes. They planned to visit Mr. Grime's sister and bro- ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted el- sen and mother, Mrs. Anna Kath- erine Grimes m Portland. Della Williams didn't take any trips this week-end but Went 'trip- ping over to the hospital to work." Last week, however, Mrs. Williams entertained her cousin, Mrs. Beu- lah Maker and daughter, Joann. The Makers were on their way to Juneau. Alaska, to make their home. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cor- mier and son Richard, with Mrs. Cormier's sister, Ida Mae Lowis, and brother, IId0n Lewis, return- COUNTY JODRNAL LT--- H00DSPORT Among' the showers given Miss Elaine Bearden in honor of her approtching marriage to William Essex of Ellensburg, was the one gives Xugust 2{) at the Hoodspbrt schoolhouse. There were twenty , people in attendance who opened three times o's many gifts. The shower hostess wa's Mrs. Maurice Kaare, assisted by Mrs. Jean Bearden. The beautfful wedding cake had as decorations a dove with two wedding rings. Bngo was played [with many winning prizes, l.he grand prize going to Mrs. Matt Van Loosen. First prize winner Page 13 Matlock , V.F.W. AOXIL,.00 ..TS v'vvvvv'v''vvwv'vvvvv'v' I Tile V.F.W. Auxiliary will hold ,vvvvvvvvvvvwwvvvvvvwwww I its regular meeting tomorrow, (Crowded Out Last Week) ! September 5, at th Memorial Hall. Matlock Grange club met on This meeting begins the fall sea- Thursday with Anna Kingery and son. Dorothy Adams as hostesses. I were business callers in Chehalis After potluck hmcheoL Mrs. Friday and while there took in Ed Valley md Mrs. Gdorge Sack- the Southwest Washington fair. rider were honored guests to a Mr. and Mrs. Dumont Portress dbuble stork Shower. They re, are spending awhile in Wenatchee ceived many lovely giftS. with the latter s sisters and faro- Those present were Anna Kihg- ilieS. cry, Dora Hearing, Margaret Bishop, Edna Kingery," Agnes Mr. and Mrs, George Kelly were Nye, Alma Nye, Dorothy Adams, dinner hosts last Saturday to Mr. Mar na Woolsey, Margaret Cook and Mrs. Thompson and girls, Lottie Ford. Frances ICing, Lil- Frances and Florence. of Elms, lion goethe, Geraldine Ford, Shir- Mr. and Mrs. Beam of McCleary, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Valley and chin at guessing games was Mrs. Joe Icy Chandler, Betty Prall, Edith dren, Jean, Sammy and David. McKiel and second, Mrs. Matt Van Roderick. Dorothy Brehmeyer, Janet Boyd, Virginia Sackrider, The occasion was the birthday of Laaffen. ' Augusta Portman, Mary Kingery, their daughter, Elizabeth. Another event honoring Miss Edith Kingery, Mrs. Freed, Es- On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Don i Beau'den was a personal shower at tber Kingery and the honored Nye motored to Hoodsport to at- essb ;: her school chum, guests and hostesses. .tend the wedding of Elaine Bear- I mfot LockWood. There Nickel exchange was .taken by den and Btll Essex. ] Were eight girl friends present on Lottie Ford and hostesses for.next Word has been received here the night of August 18. meetfng, September 4, .will be that Marica Osborn, granddaugh- Mr. and Mrs: Herb Dickinson Augusta Portman and Margaret ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Briska, and Mrs. Katie Abbey left Satur- Bishop. now of Aberdeen, met with ah day morning for a six day trip Mrs. Madge Kingery and Mrs. :accident of gettin.g her hail' to' Prince Rupert, Cnada', and j. Kingery eturned hbme last caught in the wring¢r and it re- back on an excursion boat. Mr. and MrS. George Alden vis- Friday after spending the past quired 30 stitches to close the ited Mr. and Mrs. Dess Haines month in Eugene, Oregon, for the wound. over the past week and. Their daughter, Peggy, visited Gloria Osterholm and their son, DaVid, Buttonholing is only one of the many Sewing Serv- ices available at your SEWING CENTER . . . Others include: Hemstitching Picoting Buckle and Button Covering / Cust6m Mdde Belt's • Pinking PROMPT SERVI'CE SINGER SEWING MACHINE cO, 510 E. 4th Ave., Olympia .................... ! health of Madge, She is reported getting better. Miss Phyllis and Norman De- ¥is]ted Glenn LockWood. They Chambra of San Francisco, Col- WELL, SOON I'LL .1 [ I DON'T aN0 IT SI "1"O returned to their home in Ed- ifornia, are spending two weeks N&VE TOSh'TTL] TROUBLE N¥ MORE,] mends Sunday evening, here with thei grandparents, Mr. DOWN AND DO OURII I JUST SEND ]1 H ILLCREST Miss Marybell Neudorfer of and Mrs. J,W. Green. F&LL.HOUSE ..,l £VERYTRIN6 | and Judy palmer for a few days. dismissed.ai 1:80 p.m. On Wed: neday the bu will gQ back on iting Ken0y and' Bob Ferg.lon. its normal schedul e. which leayes Kenneth Anderson is to join them LilliWaup , early, enotgh, in t hp [ .,Z, Tuesday night:, morning to arrive at Hoodsport' The E)ave Andersons arc mak- ing headway on heir new ho'use at 8:05 a.m. M,". ,and Mrs. C. C. Collins and: addition which is to consist of daughter, ' Nancy, ,'e spending the ' "  " Wally Oliver has purchased a Hoodsport. Mr, C011irm Was de- piece of property between the lighte(I w!th the 17"-p0unc[ K!ng schoolhouse and Cushman roads sol'men he caught .Saturday on a TRY OUR SHIRT fromthe hill.Jack HeManley'Splans tOte thebuildtoPhis0f Martin Red Gill plug • which was LAUNDRY  home there eventually a birthday gift from Jack John- From the slashing which he nas son, . . already door, he finds a Wonder- It has been mentionc.d by sev- ful view of the caal and Hoods- oral. local people that thank's port, He ays that anyone who should• be given o our 0pera'f0h needs to exercise' his muscles is Mrs. Hazel Dleecker, Who gives welcome to come up and cut sttcl splendid service on the trio- brush The properY wgs pur- phone exclange. She is always chased from Shirley Marquis of cheetJful, obliging and Courteous Chehalis. and is a great help to the corn- We learn from a cpmmunieation munity. receiv, ed by Mrs. Emery Winters Mrs. Bleecker was again made that beth hIrs, and Miss Lallathin a grandmother Monday moi'ning are in' gdod health and that Mrs. by the birfh of a baby girl to' her Lallathin is to teach the ,:6ming daughter, Mrs. (Jane) Cecil zim- sch0p}'year at Chehalis whil'¢ Miss merman in tlie Tacoma General Lallathin is to teach at Snohom- Hospital. The baby weighed 6 - -- .......... ish. pounds 7 ounces and is to be Mr. and Mrs. A1 Herra from named Sandra Louise. Mother Ios Angeles were visitors of the was doing fine at latest report. David' Mathews family for 6no Mr. and Mrs. Boh Bleecker week at the conclusion of which spent the week end visiting rela- tives in Tacoma. Dean Gilbert was home visit- lug his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Gilbert, several days last week, While at home, r he enjoyed a visit from Miss Mary STick and Mr. nl Mrs.. D. H. Drake of St, Pe.- tersburg, Florida, who had enter- tained im in their hpme. many time w]{en he was Stati0ffed in St. Petersbtlrg. To ce[ebrate .,his fifth birthday, Timmy, O'Niel entertained a group Of playmates, Isst Wednes&ay at the h0m of his grandparentsl the Wm. Gilberts. Mr. and Mrs. Gtl- bert spent Thursday in Seattle on a business trip. The Art Ayers and the Ralph Hills celebrated their wedding an- niversaries together on August 24, with a family party held at the Ayres home in Hoodsport. Give Blankets On Our Generous, Easy Lay.Away Plan el,00 Down-- $1.00 a Week ,% € i::,:::: Mr and Mrs. Mathews took a three day trip to victoria and vancouver. 0, Sunday they tra'v- clod to Pprt, Orchard to Visit cous- ins, .Mr. ad Mrs. Morris Roc. M.r. and Mrs. McCdtter vere visiting their parents,, the HOW- ard LoCkwoods on Monday and will take their small son, Dale, back with them to Tad0ma. • Miss Kay Rtter of Regina, Canada spent all of last eek visiting her ' cOusin, Pete Kosnan- ok. Miss Ritter Was entertained' 0n Wednesday by Mrs. Roy Asele- Son' at the Grove and on Thursday a dinner party was given for her by Mrs. Emery Winters. Mr. and ]Irs. Ed Hunt and children and Mrs. Ethel Schram Spent the Week end With the Dick • To Veterans • H 0 M E MR. CAVANAUGH L 0 A N S MR. RAWLINGS  Convenient Terms 00ere TUesdays, Thursdays , Reasonable Rates fer Personal Consultations * NO DELAY AT'00005- . ........ uason uountT av.mgs & Loan Assoclatmn ,_I ''o 'o'°r..__ .,,o.. , lO MR.,OTON SAYS, • "' " " ' . • ' • Mild, Me00ow Rockin rivals ave.rocked whsys of old! . ,,q th author of "Two Yes. Before the Mt'? iJI 'bimd: €he Horn a cedm as0, skippe'rs stowed a keg of whiskey aboard. Roll- ing with the ship flle whlskey acquired a deeper, finer flvorl To capture this sage flge taste wea' ashore, skigper.l'':l Ig beneath thi¢ q,¢. Rocking brough out the same mellow €$ you'll emoy m my Rockin Chair Whiske Ttday, gentlemem m6drn' sCi¢;ce improves on both mediods. Controlled agita. giott in m F special blending process bves Rocking Chair , ;/ripe, smoothness of taste. ' 7 // Sooh nd Mellow • as Ocean-Rocked ' WbBhie{2f Old $,W) _,, sa.n PINT ..J415 QUART\\; / Plu= I0 War Liquor Tax Il¢nded Whskey, 86 Proof, 72t Grain Neu'tlai SIiiit BERKE BROS. DISTILLERIES INC " • BOSTON, MASS. t Addlemans. On Saturday all wen ed from a combined hiking', camp- Up the Dos.ewailip8 to camp and inff and fishing trip to Flapjack fish alld returned with 10 trout. Lake .... . Ric]8:rd Sparks, schobl princi- m   mm mm mm   k Willie there the party.stayed at p'al, wiShs to afin0unce tha't reg- - .. . Mount Lincoln Chalet. Durin'g the istration for new and beginning LYS Talk Plum Eng[t00 nine days they camped Mr. and pubils of Hoodsport school' Will be theMrS" BruceforMCClean hikedvisit.uP to held on August 28 and 29 from 10 About AOfa Insurance" lodge an overnight a.rn. to ; P.m. at h e Schoolhouse. " The William Anderson. family Those. Wlo ces|re to register prior including Shirley and the dog, tQ..(he opening of school on .Sop- Thatls Different "Cookie," took a camping trip to {:drpler 2, should come at that It will pay you to team about Sta' Trout Oreek on the North Fork of the Skykomish Riv0r, near Stev- t.i:n,_Symlt  is exte.nded' to Fai-m Mutual'a cerumen sense, auto !fi dns Pass. They took some pictures :ls. Low Millard Wh0, m com.. urance'thatpasthemanwhcpayst1 and did some fishing.. )hy with. her fancily arrived' iu Mr. and Mrs. I. L, Wilson;" Dr. edoW2h Idah tQo late to see pemium. YOU buy Where you get h and Mrs. B. N. Collier and children, r £a:hel ", Sam Da'/p, ,bfore he: most for y0ur money Whdn' you beqer5 Winnifred, Boy and' nepheW, B0b- tossed aW.a. N, A.t,,1b tied tey onbofStateFarm'smorethaffamltlic by, Mr. and Mrs. V. F.' DaVidson' Cf f": r drum 9, Mrs. Dt3". polidy61ddrs. Get details NOW} and son, Denny, and MisS' E. lqeh- 0 WIo nod been ill WS feeliR ry, a nurse at the Clinic lospital, o¢wha improve& The Nil- j, R. D'. IN'BODY spent the Labor Day weel-ehd on' ald@, WhO were awty ten days, ' Shet0n G'aa'ge the Columbia River hear Seaview. 'eturn'e& home F_0tla, , Mr. nd Mrs. A. F. ('0bRths, of or atutldts Who, re riding to. ' ........ =- . H0rsehead Bay, and Mz. ' and Mrs. ;hl:toa, hlgh , Sci60 and. jhior. STAlt FSRM' I$.AN(:;E L' Will Waldrip, of Hardscrabble, on igh Sd, h09 on Wil|am Qflbert's f BIo0iing)oh, Illt,,- Oyster Bay, were guests at a fam- us September ', the ,,bqs v¢il . We,M% to,€,St A'uo ! ily dinner party Friday afternoon e#tve 0e hour Ibter .tan us{l ,   I' =, at the Angle-Needham home on md school the first day will be  , Angieside. " ARAMOUN 00[00AHAM P" T ............ : .... III THEATRE [] • n Mr. and Mrs, Walt Pi0kens and  ' J0scphine Ned.dham, .were holiday  ......... visitors wlWtheir paren'ts, Mr. an d =1 ,, m mR I[ ! ! II Mrs. M. H'. Nedham. "lhey spent l|i J ' [ Iqlll' d few days in 8helfon and With  |I ' !,,.q-,L,,..w. [ '"l down-Sound friends, before reurn- [ I1! ]]z[]A]l]  ing to their home at Monrovia,  ...... -,-7 Calif., by way of Sutherlin and | SheJtMhWa|h. Gr,3nts Pa, ss, Ore., where they vis. I  "  .... ied fh¢ dgar rurnen, Jr., fa'm- .......... !ly _and M r. PIckens parents. |' STARTING TONIGHT Mr.and Mrs. IVred StucR.andLB A&' '' W:WEK Mr: Laura Stuck returned home | , --'." 7"- ?'-' '"  . las" Thlrsday from a plegsant,trp I IThirsdair, Wededa. wfiidh 02k them 4,760 miles: bC,m Auus't 28 se-t 3 East tp' Wit friends and rdltUves [  u " - . They t0ok the Columbia R ver I | Te ODe a n.0ly hghwa'y through Yellowst6ne.Na - [11 CLARK GABLE In tional Park to Casler, Wo'., .where ..-..= .=4.rw,...onnm.,rnr hey visited an aunt anc then on 'l'lJ JlI.ULlil.rfiD slster.t° Rapid City to visit Mr. Stuck s with' Deborah" Kerr, in Iowa they visited Mrs. Stuck's . Edward Anold, etc. si'ster and' brother for the fiTst NOTEAdults 50¢ This Show time in 25 years During their stay they net many  othe relatives nd .............. friends: Th/sday - Friday Sep{e'mbe{ 4 - $ East 81de Kids BoMBsHELL" "BETTY CO-ED" Jean Porter Saiurday - TUesday September 6 - 9 IN TCHNICOLOt "CALIFORNIA" Starrind Ray Millard, Barbara StanwycR Friday - Saturday September 5 - 6 TWO FEATURES "TARZAN AND TH] HUNTERS" Johnfiy WeisnlUller Brenda Joice Johnny Sheffield SECOND FEATURE:. "THE BIG FIX" James Brow, Shells Ryan Nordefi Nsh ALSO CARTOON - NEWS Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Sept. 7 - 8 - 9 Maureen O'Hara John Payne "MIRACLE ON 34th STREET" Edmund Gwenn Gene Lockhart A Picture That Brings a Special Meaning to Our Days ! ! NEVVS - CARTOON ednesday - Thursday Sept- 10 - 11 TWO FEATURES DESPERATE Steve Brodie - Audrey Long SECOND FEATURE: 'WEST TO GLORY' Eddie Dean ad HLs HOrse Flash NEWS I III Miss Vera Thomas, of Btemer ton, was a recent week end guest at the home of Kolee Sharer of Allyn. Marriage •Licenses Applications for marritge, li- ceases were filed in the office of the Mason County auditor this week by the follbwing dohp1¢s: Joh C. Holman 24,. Shelton, and .Helen Patricia Eddy, 18, Olympia, August 26. Oscar. W. Cook, 27, Qnileene, and Donita Fay Burnell, 16, rin- non, August 27. Oral S. Burnett, 40, Shelton, and Edna Jane Couch, 41, Spencer, Nebr., August 27. Robert O. Puhn, 23, and Thelma Harton, 19, both of Shelton, Aug- ust 30. Herbort. F. Brehmeyer; J., 18, and Geral'dine Ford, 18, both El- ms, August 30. 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