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September 15, 1949     Shelton Mason County Journal
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t .........................................................................................  ...... --7--; - ........ --:-7 --- -: =7 Belfair Women&apos;s Club Starts Plans For Active Season Mernbers of the Bedfair Wo- l||en's Chlb reviewed summer ac- tivities and l)lanncd for the new season at a meeting at the Bel- fair school the evening of Sep- tember 14. Mrs. Doiph Edmiston, club pres- i(tent, announced that Mason County District Federation offi- cers will he entertained by BeN lair at the October meeting, with the pt'og'ram following a federa- tion theme. Plans for resumed meetings of the Belfair Teen Age Club, an organization sponsored by ttc Women's Club, were dis- cussed, as were projects to aid the Bookmobile and to entertain members of Belfair's teaching staff. Of particular interest to the membe/'.q was a report of the com- mittee to keep Hood Canal wa- ters clean, given by Mrs. G. G.. Shackleford, and concerning sum- mex activity in project to prevent pollution of the canal. Numerous water samples have been taken by Women's Club members and analyzed by the health depart- ment:. , Mrs. Dolph Edmiston and Mrs. Jerry Kieszling described the state convention of Federated Women's: Clubs which they attended in Ev* erett in June. Other me.bers who participated in the st'ate affair added brief comments. A guest speaker of the evening spinning, no bolting down! at Belfair, who made an explana- ONLY 17.99s! Ullh, "IK'I lm[ For the only washer featur.e,,tion concerning the new Belfair mail route and who invited ques- S ing the new flexibleaWonder- II tions and discussion on the sub- i tub---the tub that's accomp- I1 ject. anied by a written 5-year m[ OUaer guests were members of guarantee! I[ the Union Ladies' Civic Chkb, The Economat is ideal for It who displayed a doll and ward- apartment dwellers, renters, robe which will be a featured Put it anywhere. Light, mov- prize at their bazaar in October. s00-r00T.000L'00AZ000 COVNVr JOt00N00L  ,  " ]FRED CROPPER LEAVES HOLD GET TOt,El H ER iAS SCIIOOL NEARS TO ENTER STANFORD i VIOLET JOHNSON, EDWARD KLUTH EXCHANGE WEDDING PROMISES A pretty double ring ceremony at the Mt. Olive Lutheran church August 26 united in marriage Violet Johnsol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson, anti Al- fred E. Kluth of Bremerton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kluth. The bride, llven in marriage by her father, was gowned in a cream white satin dress fash- ioned with a 8alloped neckline and lace-trimmed train. A tiara held her finger tip lace veil in place. Her bouqdet was of sweet- peas around a removable corsage of Vandas orchids. Attending the bride as matron of honor was her sister, Mrs. Francis Nyman. She was attired in an orchid gown and carried a white and orchid gladtohls bou- quet. June Wolden and Dorothea Hurst were bridesmaids wearing yellow and aqua gowns, respec- tively. Both dtses were made alike and the streamers on the bridesmaid' White gladiolus bou. Blaine McKanna was best man anti Gerald Kluth. brother of the bridegroom, anti John l.cqne were llshers. )uane Fods furnished the wed- ding nmsic and accompanied Joan Soper who sang. Miss Sol)er wore a pink flown and a corsage of sweetpeas. Mrs. Johnson chose a royal blue suit with navy accessories and Mrs. Kluth wore a rose beige dress. Both had corsages of sum- mer flowers. The Ladies Aid of the church helped with the reception which followed the ceremony. Mrs. Amanda Osterberg served the cake while Mrs. Com'ad Johnson and Mrs. Elmer Carlson poured. Mrs. Needham presided at the punch bowl alternately with Mrs. Ray Kluth. Mrs. John Kilgore of Bremer- ton had charge of decorating the church fox' the wedding and Mr. George Walker of Seattle took pictures. After a short honeymoon, the couple will reside at Parkland Wash. where they will resume their studies at Pacific Lutheran College. .h)yee Durkee and (!h(rie I,Na;ov 'wel't ('o- }los | ('..P. ;1 ;I tle(l t .mlt)l)er get iodcth('l' F, el)t('lnbl'l 7 :It the I)tll'k¢o holllt'. A fnshi't ;111(I white I'hl.;tl (h,clF- :High graced Ihc, m;mi(d. (';tllieS ',\\;q'l'C i)l:l'v',l u]l(I prizes went it} Virgilli;I (I'OIIlIOI1V ;Ih(I P, eV Dit.kinst)n. Present w(.re Virginia ('oral(ally. [.oven;i I)eS('h3lll[)S. Merci \\;Vib:(m and Bl'll(,(,, MarKtl(!lilt' (h)ol¢.. Shil'- loy and BeY l)i('kins(,p, Shiliey llellin,halls(,ll, C'lrol Hulder, lo- donas ,ohnsoIl, Joyce /111(t (?herb,. Joyce left Sunday for (!.P.S. to i'esHnle hot,' Sttl¢lics. ViF',ili: • in(I L()I'OII;I will leave in I]lo rle;ll, ftltllre for Sealtlo thlivcr.:iiy. FRED ROSES RETURN FROM 3-WEEK VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rose returned recently from t trip that took them to Kamloop, B. C., where they vis- ited/ relatives, down into Minne- sota and on to MieMgan, .Mr. Rose's birthplace. He left there 50 years ago and this was his first trip bark. He visited with many old friends and was able to find five of his old schoolmates. They went into Illinois and Indiana before starting home. En route tley saw Yellowstone park and stopped at their daughter's in Dallas, Oregon. You'll Get GARDEN CLUB ILL MEET SEPTEMBER 17 The Best Deal Members of the Shelton Oarde club will meet next Monday, Sept. 19, with election of new officers being the main business. In Town The meeting will be held at the Girl Scout Little House and the hostesses will be Mrs. L. D. Hack Thin .,da MI'S. (;oYy.o (rol)per ;llltl SOIl, tCr(!(], al'O ](,:)\\;,ili g l()(l;13" l() d)'i\\;'e Io l':lh ,.\\;li,), ('alif., \\;\'her<, I?rtd will *'l,,i S(:ml',,v(I a:-; a fr.:-;l'mmt, A('tivilies I'm' I'r(,Ml)l,u :d',tl't elteml,c=' 2:: :(I r,;=:i:<lt'.tlim i> lh(' L'(i!h. .('l)l,ol|)cr L'I ltle iW(I lh(. El;InI'ot'i- }[;/vvavd fo()lh;ll ,Ira tiltL l,:,sl S;Ittlt'd:ly Mr,. (b'oi[ter :!lid F'+'+,{] "(.rP :,'lto,,;l: :el :t pi(:llic iv- ('|l i;y Mr. ;HIll .%1.1':,;. Nat l{odger:; at ilwir ]h!J'c,'l' llaud hon!(' f()r Stanford sluduat: and (,spi,ci'illy! for th, freshrmn. ['-- able. Low down payment, 24 months to pay. See the Economat today! 10NLY,179,s! For the only washer to give you new, better "Undertow" washing, "Floataway" drain- ing, and gentle "Squeeze- drying"! quets matched their gowns. Jeanne and Zoe Ann Nyman, nieces of the bride, wore match- ing blue frocks to light . the candles. Friendship Cub Gives 00nefit Tea Friendship Club ..met at the Southside Community hall .Sep-i tember 7 with 13. members and one guest present. Miss Pieilalue, associate extension service agent, was the guest. "oou get more for your money every time when you buy $ulova"Gift of a Lifetime" Shelton, Waeh. CELEBRATING PARAMOUNT!S ANNIVERSARY WITH THE BEST OF ENTERTAINMENT, AT PRICES  LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE Thursday - Frida Mrs. Vernon Wyatt their .nn=. Mrs. Gertrude Rains wa. host- Mrs. Robert Binns, Mrs. G.A. On a BULO man invited Be'lrai'r ,.,i,:,"' ess for the lunchtmn before the ......................... meeti M --I "- r" is i)e present. . , ng. rs. Ama l-iu s Preeodinrr thor, afFaa h ..... J,, acting secretary during the ab- S. i CJDe'"Leo " ii'club"'lelvierl sence of Mrs. Lelia Hootman, who .s[)oke• to_ ___the ' o'rnnnr -----'Jh'"+ ,,,h'' is on vacation. New committee .,,,unrmer trio_ to New Mexico heads., will take over at tbe next The hostess committee for the meeung. evening' consisted of Mrs Tony An account was made of the Zoric, Mrs Calvin H. Ma;ila, Mrs. I tea given for Mrs. Charles Chase C. C. Eddy Mrs Clyde Boule a,,a I whose home was destroyed by fire Mrs. William Wing They served'l recently. Since all her mother's aDDle O' ' r.h  ;,.n '.€ t things were burned, tile club __ _le wth c__es .......... "1 fee bought back a quilt made some "'  yeats-ago as a prize and gave it .............. [ , II E'['C'  "r . , .  to Mrs. Chase as a keepsake along with two sheets IO 00ntertaln , . , - -- ' Miss Piedalue gave an interest- I |lfPIpf [H,a,e ing talk On her work. , .=-,-=,-,,==,t, x.aaa,/ Tim next meetln- will .... I g De nelo I Friday, September 16, the We- at the hall September 21 with[ men's Society for Christian Sex'- Mrh. Theresa Westfall as hostess. I vice of the Methodist church will " entertain a caravan of district of- MEN, WOMEN OF I Gustafson, Mrs. Glenn Gardiner and. Mrs. Martha Deer. NEW BUICK Also on the program will be suggestions for the new yearbook. All members are urged to attew2 AT and each member must wear an original hat creation of flowers or ! ¢5 vege00bles. B b E i 0 FV n FLYING TO SALT LAKE CITY Mrs. Winston Scott is flying' sister, Miss Hortense Motors with er Harley of Seattle, to Salt Lake IVAN City, Utah, for a week's vaca- tion. On her return trip /vh's. (WE NEED USED CARS) Angle Building JEWELER Scott will join her husband in Portland for a few days before returning home. O fleers. Mrs. Max Herman, district pro- THE MOOSE ENJOY motional chairman, of Olympia, SOCIAL EVENING Y will bc one of the many speakers. ThUrsday, September 8, the She!,lw E Rlettr,¢ The morning session will begtn ways and means committee of the PRICE at 10:,aia DtJuck,luacheon Women of the Moose enjoyed a will be served at noon. The after- potluck hmcheon at the new home noon session will start at 1:30. A of Mrs. Doris Jackson in Mc- program and music is planngd. ,.Glary.. f Br  :' [ev,.George ,ble of Mcl,y , uring the afternoon the group ,dolug i1 n4 wiu attend bringing with him|went throu .h the new L.M. store A,i00 U°NT W.S.C.S. members from that ciLv | there whe; Mr Jackso ', '' l A ' -.. • n Is em- Il Methodmt women and their, ployed. friemls are urged,to attend. I The group will meet next at "= .......... the home of Mrs. Walter Jack- I son on Mountain View Se tembe Mrs. George Cropper - . ' Honored Ol Birthday !2Laet Thursday evening both the '. o mrs. winston Scott had, men and women of the Moose a dinner party at their summer imet at the Engli=h home on Bay- home on Spencer Lake Septem- shore for a wiener and bun feed T H E A T R E be,' 9 honoring Mrs. George Crop- and a social evening of csrds. per' on he/' bizthday. ' , Guests for_ the evening were I FlllII .IT --,t,rntr o tr. and Mrs. Harold Kennedy, Mr I -,;K a4u,¢$ bo an,! Mrs. Louls VanArsdal;, Mr:IHELD SEPTEMBER 3 amt rs. EdMcGill, Mr. and Mrs. l Mr. and Mrs. R W. Cummings George Cropper and the host and  were host and hostess at a family hostess. [reunion in the form of a back? :, Sept. 15 - 16 ...... yard dinner Saturday, September SIlI,;LTON WOMAN'S ' [ 3 CL[rB MFFY£ING -' r 2_ .. _. i P esent were Mrs. Oammlng's neton woman's uxuD will meet sons and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday, September 20 at 1:30 Clifford l{elly and' children of p.m. et the home of Mrs. A Al-Wenatchee, Mr. and Mrs. James i Saturday - Wednesday , Sept. 17 - 2i F   C* maden with Mrs. Don McKay as k.  . assisting hostess. Mrs. H. lm.' Miller will flirnish the program giving a bodk review, Tea will be served at the close et. ...:i:"l pmll::?.:': of the afternoon. ' born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert F .... BampLon, 620 Ellino/., at Shelton At -General hospital.,, ,, , , _ 00a!a, t ) J/ll ,.'flt|$W|nN|A|T(H@IIST|I, , "- {4t k !/" A{0tlIM$1ttKIUIt ]E' V.*:.:: Frl.-Sat. Sept. 16-17 Gary Cooper Kelly, Jr., nd daughter of Camp Grlsdale and Carl Sflndten, on leave from the Navy. Carl is sta- tioned at Jaoksonvllle, lfloridg. Also present wsre Mr. and.Mrs. Ernest C. Leaf. and sons Of Seat- tie and Mll, .Ct|mrfiigs' father, r. Ole Johnson of Bhelton. ,TOWNSEND CLUB, 3 ownsend Club No 3 met at tile home of Mrl. Clara ,Getty on September 10:  : After the business meeting re- freshments Were served to Mr. and Mro. John Jgcksoni Mrs. Ads Baseett, Mrs. Grace' LePage, Mr. 'Jack Smith, Mrs., Dan Emmer- son, Mrs. 5Yble Ta¥1or, Mr. ten- hard Slinantie, Mrs. Sylvia Bick- well, Mrs, Effle Burnett, Mrs. Lu- Cy Clark, Mr. Fred LoWe and "SERGEANT YORK" Walter Brennan, Joan Leslie The One-in-a-Million Picture for all to see!! ...................... 0 ....... Sunday, Monday, Tnesday , Sept. 18, 19, 20 Striking! Startling! Staggering! "MIGHTY JOE YOUNG" Terry Moore, Ben Johnson, ltobert Armstrong You sce it all happen. Sensation of Sensations ................. O .................. Wed. only, Sept. 21 The boldest Loe Story ever told ! "GUEST IN THE HOUSE" Anne Baxter, Ralph Beil- my, Scott McKay, Marie McDonald It's a "Shocker" ..... s-.__. O ....... Coming: "Red Canyon" the hostess, The next meeting, will be held at the home of lr. and Mrs. Lenhard Simantle 0n Park Street at 8 p.m., September 24. SON BORN IN AJkSKA Mr. and Mrs. DiCk Look are the parents of a son born September 7. The baby was named Dick James Look, Jr. Mr. Look is with the Navy and is stationd at Ko- diak, Alaska. The paerndl grand- parents are Mr. and Mt. Wlllard Look of Sheltop. DeBOERS HAVE G[ESTS Mr. and Mrs, Wee Lhtlll Of Oaidand, Oalif., and ML and Mrs. elmer Fennel returned mission- aries from Bolivia, Were week end guests at the honae of Rev. and Mrs. John DeBoer. GRANGE TO M/ET Charles Savage announces that the Pomona Gralg Will meet at the Twanoh Grange September 21. The Twanoh meeting plaoe is the Victor Hall. Evergreen OrthoPedic Atlxiliary will hold its first fall meeting at the home of Mrs. Ralph Welton at 8 p,m., September 15. HONEYMOONING //ERE Mr. &nd Mrs. Joln Dek, 3r., of New Cstle, Pa., are honey- mo0nlng In heltn n d other parts of Washington. --,. / '!I :  . i,! ,,' M figures mak; news. field, those Matched against what they cover--they're an urgent hint for instant action. Because that sum puts in your garage-- STYLE that's as fresh as a dew-laden daisy, from those brand-new ngn.locklng bumper- guard grilles to the double-bull's.eye taillights. SIZE that's mighty handy in traffic, a real relief in modest-slze garages, a wonderful aid in parking. ROOM that rates right up at the top--with inches added to all rear seat eushlons, a full foot more hiproom in 4.door Sedans. POWER that is lively, frugal, ever-thrilllng be- cause it comes from a high-compresslon, high.pressure Fireball straight-eight. A RIDE we'll put against anything else you can find, regardless of price--soft, pillowy, gentle. We call it matchless because "we think you will too. HANDHNGP Well, this price is the price on a er Mondoy cvemng [u0 In HENRY J. TAYLOR, ABC Network, ev y " ,..._._ LOCAL DELIVERED INICES Th;s stunn;ng, fresh-I/ned Bu;ck 3.passenger Coupe, only . • * $21 S/x.passenger 2.door Sedanet (not shown) only ....... $22 Sedan (not shown) only .... Slate and #oca# taxes extra. Prices sub/eel to change Prices may vary slightly in adioining communities due to How Soon Expect Of a New YOU'LL BE 24 Month BOB first and Mill (WE NEED PhOne Buick SPECIAl. with finger-flick transmission--as light and easy as you'll on any non-automatic.drive car. ' " But a few more dollars per month will also gN i you the silken luxury of Dynaflow Drive--th# soft, easy, rcstfill drive the very biggest Buiek$i boast. Figure it out. Check things up. Look picture over, then-- (,o learn more from your Buick dealer Sure Shelton sunrise, you'll make up your mind to this one. W'hon bettor atttotnobil¢,s aro bssilt i#l:lClg trill BOB ERVIN MOTORS Washington---Ph6ne 673 South First and Mill Q "/i 7