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I=/ELTON--I A 0N 30?_rRNAL- Publlshed in "Chr etmas own. U.S.A.', helton, Washington
Thur, da
Parlv To tlonor
401h Anniversary
The Little Skookum Bay com-
munity hall will be the scene of
a 4Oth wedding a~niwn'sary open
house reception honoring Mr. and
M~s. Phtllip Hardie from 2-4 p.m.
this Sunday.
M~:. and Mrs. Hardie were m,tr-
ried Sept. 8, 1925 in North Dako-
ta. They have made their home
in Shelton the past 20 years.
ttosting the event will be the
Hardie's children, Mrs. Bill Marcy,
Phillip and David Hardie, all of
Shelton, and Mrs. Eva Mac Pur-
via, Tumwater, and their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardie have 10
grandchild~ en and one great-
grandchild.
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Sept. 11 & 12 (Sat. & Sun.)
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Darlene Harriet Giger became
the bride of Roger Anthony Her-
mes in an August 21 ceremony in
St. Mary's Star of the Sea church
in Port Townsend. Parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Giger,
Port Townsend, and Mr. and Mrs."
George Hermes, Shelton.
The bride wore a floor-length
gown of faille with empire fash-
ion waist and lace and pearl trim.
The train was attached to a flat
bow. She wore a pillbox headpiece
with butterfly veil of silk illusion
tulle. Her pearl necklace and ear-
rings were a gift from the bride-
groom. Stephanotis, Eucharis lil-
ies and white rosebuds with pearl
streamers made up her bouquet.
The matron of honor, 1V[rs. Er-
nest Harrell. sister of the bride-
groom, and bridesmaids, Mrs. Ro-
bert Jensen and M:rs Richard Gi-
[geL. sister-in-ls.w of the bride,
we{~ dressed alike in lemon-lime
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silk with matching headpieces
trimmed with white lace. They
carried bouquets of Fugi mums
matching their dresses. All wore
pearl earringsb gifts from the
bride.
Lori Olsen, cousin of the bride,
was flower girl dressed the same
as the bridesmaids. Michael Olsen,
another cousin, was ring bearer.
The procession was led by the
bride's brother, James Giger.
Ernest Harrell was best man
for his brother-in-law .and ushers
were Arnie Jensen and Richard
Giger, brother of the bride. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Arthur Grandaw.
A reception followed the cere-
mony in the parish hall.
The couple is living on Angle
Lake in South Seattle where he
is teaching in the Highline district
this fall.
Mrs. Hermes attended Western
Washington State College and
Griffin Mmphy Business school.
Her husband attended Seattle Un-
iversity and received his bachelor
of arts degree in education this
past June at WWSC.
Open House To Fete
Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. James Grimes will
celehrtate their Silver Wedding
Anniversaly this Sunday with an
open house in the Timbers Motel
dining room from 2 to 5 p.m,
The Grimes were married Sept.
8, 1940 in Shelton and have lived
here all of their married life. They
have two children, Rita Marie and
James, both still at home.
There will be a wishing well,
RACHEL KNOTT GUILD
TO RESUME MEETINGS
Mrs. Dorothy Jessup will be
hostess for the 12:30 p.m. luncheon
meeting of the Rachel Knott Or-
thopedic Guild in her home 0n
Hood Canal September :1.7.
hostdss for the meeting, which is
the first of the season, will be Mrs.
Louis Van Arsdale.
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ing of the VF\V Auxiliary. Doris
Simpson was elected to fi. the LUNCHEON ON CANAL TO HONOR .ood Canal Woman's Club for its younger set
office for the coming year.
l;'ae Robinsrm, community ser-
vice chairman, gave a report and
asked all lnembers lo l.llrll ill the, Jr
COllUntlnity service llOilF.q tO her
aS F.oon as possible.
'A report of the last meeting of
Cascade Council was given by Cas-
cade Council ehairmau Marian
Johnsofi. Dr. McDonald, assistant
superintendent of Western State
hospital where the meeting was
held, was the nmin speaker for
the aft,er~mon. He stressed the ira-
portance of Vohlateer workers alld
told about the mental patients, the
treatment tl~ey receive and their
needs for rehabilitation. The group
also visited the medical library and
took a tom" ttuough the research
institute. The next Cascade Coun-
cil meeting will be held in the
Red Cross chapter house in Taco-
AS.
Forty packages of Life Savers
and it5 dozen cookies were do-
nated for game prizes to Ameri-
can Lake hospital.
A book audit was held in' the
home of Vi Laugen Wednesday
evening.
Gold Star Mothers will be hon-
ored at a 6:30 p.m. planned pot-
luck dinner Septernber 17. A pro-
gram is being planned by program
chairman Helen Bloomfield. Sue
Weaver and Vi Laugen will be on
the supper committee; Vi Brum-
bough, Betty Godwin and Jo
Sparks, decorating committee; and
Amy Frank will have charge of
the gamst book.
The first meeting of the year
for District Five will be held at
8 p.m. Saturday in the Westport
VFW Hall. Nadine Sargent, 5th
district president, will preside.
A bazaar and bake sale is be-
ing planned for December. All
members a, re urged to start mak-
ing items for the sale.
After the meeting refreshments
were served by Vi Laugen, Teckla
Anderson, Alma White and Marie
McKay. Gladys Shanks fmnished
the gift.
Bridge Club Results
For Labor Day Play
! Although Monday was a holiday
the Shelton Duplicate Bridge Club
still had seven tables in play.
North-south winners for the eve-
ning were Edna Rhodes and Doro-
thy Quartier, Don Bennett and
Mrs. Gordon Bennett, Bill and
Robert Spooner. East-west winners
were Mr. and Mrs. Jotm Bach. Bill
Lucke and Bob Eliot, Bob Bennett
and Mike McNeil.
All bridge players are welcome
to attend the meetings whirl] ILre
held at 7:30 p.m. every Monda~~ln
the PUD auditorium
GOVERNOR'S WIFE
MRS. DANI
Mrs. Daniel J. Evans., wife of
Washington's governor, will be
guest of honor next Wednesday
at a hmcheon to be held•in Alder-
brook Inn on Hood Canal. at 12:30
p.m. Sponsors for this early fall
affair will be the Mason County
Women's Republican Chlb.
Nancy Bell Evans was born in
Spokane. the daughter of a min-
ing engineer, one of four children.
She was graduated from Lewis &
Clark High School iu Spokane add
from Whitman College with a de-
gree in music. She taught music in
the Shoreline School Dish'ict Mrs.
DARLENE BLOOMFIELD returns to Western Washington State
college this month to complete her last year of schooling for be-
coming an elementary teacher. A wedding is included in her plans
for next summer.
Darlene Bloomfield, a former girls' basketball team at West-
Shelton Forest Festival Queen, tern.
:~orrmeon~fnff Queen, and Class Adding to her long list of ac-
Heart, is a 1962 graduate of Shel- tivities she was a part-time work-
ton High School. Born on Novem- er in the Viking Commons, a care-
bet 1, 1944, she was the young- teria, and at another time a part-
est member of her graduating time worker in the college book
Class. store.
Following graduation Darlene Darlene will be student teach-
has been attending Western Vgash-ing this fall at the campus school
ington State College studying as where the experimental work is
a major, elementary education and handled. She is studying to be a
as a minor, art. primary teacher and following
Taking her high school popular- g~aduation at the end of this
lty to college with her she was year she hopes to obtain such
chosen as Western's Homecoming employment. Taking top priority,
Princess during her sophomore even over her work will be Dar-
year. In her dormitory she was lene's marriage which she is plan-
elected as vice president an~ in]nlng for next summer
the student body she holds theI Darlene, the daughter of Mr.
office of union presentation chair- [ and Mrs. Pete Bloomfield, has
man on the program council. "This [lived in Shelton all her life. She
last position consists of organiz- has one married brother and two
ing such entertainment as dances, sisters. Peggy Bloomfield gradu-
parties and teas. l ated from Shelton High School
Alvearty intelligent and popular Ilaat June.
Darlene has proven, l~ersel¢, to In the form of hobbies she en-
be athletic as well. She was a joys water and snow skii,ng% kntt
member in good standing of a ting and sewing.
EL EVANS
Evans met her husband, Dan,
through mutual friends on a ski-
ing trip and they were married
in Spokane in 1959.
Mrs. Evans shares her husband's
interest in politics; skiing and
sailing their 32-ft. Challenger. Her:
son Dan. Jr.. will have his fifth
birthday on Nov. 25, and Mark
Lawrence will be two on Sept. 20.
Mrs. William L. Bell, mother of
Mrs. Evans. will accompany her
to Mason County as well as Mrs.
A. Lud Kramer, wife of the Repub-
lican Secretary of State. Mrs. J.
Van Gorder Kirk, president of the
Washington Federation of Repub-
lican Women has also been invit-
ed. Shelton hostesses assigned to
the head table guests will be Mrs.
L. L. McInelly and Mrs. Robert
Puhn, members of the Mason
County Republican Central Com-
mit.tee and Mrs. Roy Snider, pres-
ident of the Mason County Wom-
en's Republican Club.
Mrs. H C. Stirling of Belfair
has been appointed genm'al chair-
man for the hmcheon. Mrs. Lloyd
R. Crosby of Shelton heads the
Decorating Committee and Mrs.
R. W. Oltman will be in charge
of the guest book. Mrs. Bernhard
Winieeki is a member of the com-
mittee planning the musical pro-
gram. She has confirmation that
Tim Wing of Belfair will be home
from Alaska in time to sinK his or-
iginal composition of "Hood Ca-
lla.l".
Tickets for the affair may be
purchased from Mrs. Joe Pete~s,
Belfair: Mrs. L. L. McInelly and
Mrs. Robert Puhn, Shelton, as well
as members of the club. Tbd reser-
vation list. Will close on Se0tem-
bet 13. Door prizes will consist of
donations of home-baked goods.
AMARANTIt SOCIAL CLUB
Mrs. Bea Lazson will be hostess
f,)r the Amaranth La.uPel Court
No. 26 Social Club meeting in
her home at 7 p.m. next Tues-
day.
first meeting of the season to be
held next Thursday in the Pot-
iatch clubhouse. The business ses-
sion which will be presided over
:by club president, Mrs. Nina Mil-
ler, will connnence at 11 a.m. with
a hmcheon and afternoon program
to follow.
adults to
There will
galore with
a.m., dinner
1 p,m.
Watters,
reached at
formation.
Southside
meeting of
form of a
teachers at 71
davy: The
serve.
Enroll
Music
Musical nnmbers arranged by
M'rs. Donoyan Pahner and a mem-
orial service for recently deceas-
ed crab members are scheduled for
the afternoon.
The brief memorial ceremony
will honor Mrs. Ernest Worl and
Mrs. Nick Sceva, both long-time
members of the club. Their names
are to be placed on the Oletha
Start memorial plaque and contri-
butions made in their memory will
be added to the club's growJng
scholarship fund.
GIRL SCOUT LEADERS
TO MEET NEXT WEEK
Girl Scout leaders will hold an
organization meeting at 9:30' a.m.
next Thursday in the IAttle House.
It is important all leaders be there
in order to get the year's program
off to a strong start.
As usual, there is a desperate
need for leaders. Anyone interested
in helping with Girl Scouting is
invited to attend the meeting.
dES REGULAR MEETING
Welcome Chapter No. 40, Order
of the Eastern Star will hold a
..... ilar meeting and friendship
night at 8 p.m. this Saturday in
~he Masonic Temple.
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