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she and her
being on their
Alaska. Sun-
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their present
The old cabin,
by Mrs. Ba-
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3IELTONMA30N COUNTY JOURNAL Published in rCChristmastown, U.KA.," Shelton. Washington
So cial Even ts
Society Editor • Marj Waters • Phone 426-44:12
AUGUST WEDDING FOR THEM
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MR. AND MRS. LARRY ETHERTON Were wed in the Bethel
Lutheran Church of Shoreline by Dr. Carl O. Pederson August 25.
She is the former Miss Gall Louise Lutes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Lutes, Seattle. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur N. Etherton, Grapeview. Mr. Etherton is a graduate of
Irene S. Reed high school and attended WWC. The newlyweds
will make their home in Everett.
HARTY LUHD ,
(recently of Palm Springs)
' . at the
Lowrey Organ
& Saturday HigMs
in the
Shelton Hotel
PRACTICAL NURSES
WEEK SEPT. 10-14
This week, September 10-14, has
been named Practical Nurses
Week. Displays can be seen az',ouad
town in regard to the work done
by this group.
It has been noted that 25,000
practical nurses graduated this
year but there is a need for 200,
000 more next year.
The local group meets every 2nd
Monday. of the month at the
Nurses Cottage next to the Shelton
General Hospital.
VISITORS FROM ALASKA
Mr. Dan Loitz and Miss Marilyn
Brice from Ketchikan, Alaska Vis-
ited last we, ek with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.. Loitz.
Miss Brice is attending the Uni--
versity of Oregon and Mr. Loitz is
going to the University of Arizona.
CYO Officers And
Leaders Guests At
District Meeting
The Catholic Youth organizalion
held a t)otrd meelmg recently ill
the hornc of Marslm Smith to
make ])hms for activities for the
ne\\;v school year.
The officers an advisors were
:@ecial dinner guests of the Tac-
(ma district at Holy Cross Parish
in Taeoola for a Wes[ern Deanery
meeting. Bill Le Drew, vice presl-
dent of Western Deanery, con-
dueLed the husiness meeting. Jim
Doerty, Kelly Fredsoll, Fra21 Dee-
moo and Marie Warnes ha,re been
hominatcd for deanery offices.
The first regular meeting of the
CYO will be held at 7 p,m. next
Tuesday ill the ehurcil social hall.
,Every Catholic boy and girl from
ophomore through senior is in-
vited Lo Mtend. Meeing, will be
held on hc first and third Tues-
clays of every month.
........................
Iota Chapter Hosts
Scholarship Winners
At Luncheon Meeting
The Iota Chapter of Delta Kappa
Gamma. an educational honorary
for women teachers, held a lunch-
eon meeting ,Lurday at the Tyee
in Olympia.
Honorary guests of the chapter
were three girls who were awarded
$100 scholarships to further their
college training. Mrs. Elizabeth
Kast, scholarship chairman, pre-
sented Jill Esser of Olympia high
school who will attend Whitman
University this fall; Su.zanne Wet-
ter, Shelton high school, who will
be going to Western Washington
College; and Betty Joan Nelsen of
Yelm high school who has chosen
Central Washington College.
Mrs. Eileen Spaiing, program
chairman, presented another fu-
ture teacher, Gloria Frisch who
delighted the group with her folk
songs.
Anderson, Erickson
High Pinochle Scorers
High ,scores at the Eagles' Sept-
ember 8 card party went to Philip
Anderson and Clara Erickson with
Ernie Stuck and Avis Saeger tak-
ing 2nd place.
Ernie Sweiger and Vi Laugen
won the traveling pinochle.
The next card party will be held
at 8 p.m. September 22 at the
Eagles airport hall. The public is
invited to attend.
' so safe you could extinguish a match in it!
oil jus can't burn until atomized in your furnace. Actual tests show
a natch, or even a burning torch, plunged in a container of furnace oil
Mll go out instantly. What better proof that oil heat is safest of all! You need
Wer worry about short circuits, fires in electrical systems or gas explosions.
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OIL HEATS BEST... COSTS LESS
High &hod 5po t/ight
THE GREEN WDDL DRESS she is modeling in the above picture
brought Chris Bunnell first place in the Drss Revue at the Mason
C,ounty Fair taat month. Chris, an ISR senior, will soon be going
to Vakima to enter state-wide competition in this 4-H sponsored
project.
This year's first prize winner
in the Dress Revue at the Mason
County Fair. Chris Bunnell. is an
5SR senior this year. In addition
to first urize for the green wool
dress Clris is modeling in the
above picture, she received blue
ribbons on three cotton dresses
she also entered.
Chris will be going to Yakina
this month to compete in state-
wide competition. She developed
her sewing techniques as a mere-
}_,or of the Little Egypt Sew and
Sews 4-H Club of which she has
been a member for years. She also
belongs to 4-H Builders.
Although she excels in sewing,
Chris' schedule at ISR this year
sounds am though uhe has serious
ideas in mind for the futnre. Her
subjects include Chemistry, Alge-
bra III& IV, Senior Lit. & Comp.,
Advanced Typixg and Civics,
Pep Club, G.A.A. and Honor
Society are included in her scimol
activities. Outside of school she.
is a'member of Young Life as well
as the two afm:ementionel 4-I:I
clubs,
She lists sewing, swimming,
PlapSchool To Be
Oul!ined At First
Pro School PTA Meet
Pre-school PTA will hold its
first meeting of the year at 8 p.m.
next Monday at the Evergreen
school. Anyone having pre-school
children or interested in the pre-
school age child is urged to attend.
The programs are aimed at the
age group from birth to school
age. At Monday's meeting Mrs.
James Fletcher will outline the
l)rogram £or the play-school which
s sponsored by the Pre-School
PTA.
The Play-School is for children
3 to 5 years of age and will begin
October 2. Those interested in en-
rolling their children may do so
at the meeting. For further in-
formation call Mrs. Calvin Poe,
426-8658 or Mrs. Jerome Stein,
426-8078.
MRS. WILEY CHOSEN
NEW PRESIDENT BY
MEMBER OF WCTU
Mrs. Nena Roberts entertained
the Woman's Christian Temper-
ance Union at its result.luncheon
meeting last Friday.
Following the business meeting
which legan with salutes to the
American Christian and Temper-
ance flags, Mrs. EwMene Farrell
played seveal selections on her ac-
cordion,
The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Pres-
ident, Mrs. AzwiUa Wiley; vice
pres., Miss Marian Johnson; corre-
spondiag 'oec., Mrs. Gertrude Sae-
ger; recording see,, Mrs. Manilla
Galloway and treasurer, Mrs. W.
H. Snelgrove.
Mxs. Snelgrove was presented
with a birthday cake which was
baked 'by Mrs. Palmer Roberts.
The/group sang Happy Birthday to
her. Mrs: uelgrove is ta long-time
member and efficient Secretary of
the ffou.
M,rs. ,0live Quartier will enter-
tain the next meeting at which
time, the president will announce
her list of directors.
cooking and baking as her favorite
hobbies.
Chris is 5'5" tall. She has brown
eyes and black ham She made her
appearance into the world May 12,
:1945 in Bremcrton, Wash She
was a tiny baby wtlen she moved
to Shelton.
Chris lives with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Bunnell on the Agate
side of Hamnersley Inlet She has
a married sister an(l two brothers,
ges 1,l and 12.
It is a little e'u'ly to be sure
about plans for the future but
Chris thinks she will either go into
ran'sing or enter Bcauty school
after graduation. ,rhatever she
chooses, her talent for sewing v/ill
a.lways 'tSsllre her of being well
i dressed .............................
Candle Making Project
For Rainier Guild
The Rainier Orthopedic Auxil-
iary hehl its Sptcmber meeting
last \\;Vednesday evening at the
borne of Mrs. Robert Nell. Work
plans for the year were laid out,
at the business meeting.
The group plans t,o sell Christ-
nms candles this year and. am in
the past will feature the hand-
made beeswax candles that may
be ordered m a variety of colors.
As an added fealure this year,
ceeorated hceswax candles will be
New Schedule For
Sheltoa Guild
The first regular meeting of
the season for tl'.e Sheltoa Guild
will be held at 8 p,m, tonight at
the home of Mrs. Lois Hunter,
1.711 A.dams Street. Mrs. Rose
Vgarnes will be co-hostess.
The meeting dates have been
changed from the first Thursday
ol the month to the second Thurs-
day. Meetings have been sched-
uled to start in September instead
of October.
AU mmbers are urged to at-
tend s projects for the coming
year ,@.ill be decided on. Any mem-
bel" with outstanding dues may
bring them to this meeting.
made by the members
Surprise Party For
40th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs, Je.% Hill were
given a surprise party last Sunday
on the event of their 40th wedding
anmversary. The couple was mar-
ried in Salem, Oegon on Septem-
ber 9, 1922. They have made their
home at Mason Lake since 1933.
Their daughter, Mrs. George
Pitts, arranged the get-together
for friends and relatives in honor
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Republican Women.,
Hood Canal Club
To Formulate
1962-63 Activities
The Hood C:tnai Vomans Club
wil] hold its first meeting of the
1962-63 year next Thursday at the
Potlatch clublwuse. Mrs. Walter
D. Thwaites. President. will star'
the t msiness meeting at 11 a.m.
Mrs. Vcrnc l-Iill. Hostess chair-
man, has announced that the
}loodsporL women will act as llln-
cheol ho.tcsses. This committee
includes the Mesdames Herbert
Dickinson. William Gilbert and
Verne Hill.
This first meeting will be of
.,:portal importance and interest to
all members in formulating the
club's activities for the year.
Pans will also be made for the
Gctober 9 meeting at which the
Cub will be hostess to the Dist-
rmt Federation of 'Women's Club.
2his special meeting will be held
at Alderbrook.
EXECUTIVE BOARD OF
PTA COUNCIL TO MEET
The Mason County PTA Council
will hold its first executive board
meeting of the fall at 9:30 a.m.
this Friday in the library at Ev-
ergreen school•
All officers and committee chair-
men are urged to be present.
Use Journal Wad Ads
To Present Speaker
At Dessert Tea
"A Wmnan's Eye View of Poli-
tics" will be tle title of a tall( l,@
Mrs. James "vV. Bryan ,Jr. of Brem
erich at the Dessert Tea to be hel'd
from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. next Aretlne -
day in lhe East.wood Room at A.
derbrook Inn. The Tea will bt,
sponsored by the Mason C(mnt,
"vVmncn's Republican Club
:Mrs. Bryan is tile edncalitl
chairman of the Washington Stat'e
Fcderatiol of Women's Republican
Clubs.
Reserwxtions for the tea ma,
he Inade by calling Mrs. Gny .N,)t:-
ris. ,126-6066. Alice Dielle. 428:.
3416, Mrs. Ran(tall l]ldyke q9-
2277 or Mrs. George Shacldeford.
Belfair. CR 5-3002.
LOYAL ORDER OF
MOOSE
Shelton Lodge No. 1684
Gerry Hart,
Governor
Phone 426-3047 ....
Russ Morken, Secretary:
Phone 426-4071
MEETINGS HELD EACH
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of the Month
8 p.m. Airport
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