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FALL MEE 1 IN(, SET { ;,.; t , I P _
i bocual r.vents il
will ))e hv]<l at 8 p.m. Sel>l(mlher "
]9, at l!(>vdeaux s<'h*)(>l. !il Frances Alger, Society Editor . . Phone 100
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ATTFNTION SOCIAL GROUPS
i(le Tveailnenl.." ; ,
}'re-school is ;1 bv'uu.h of Ihe
P.-q'.A. l:or l)a.rent: of p)'e-s(h<)ol
age ehihh'en and anyone else in- With the I)icnics, sunshine and wonderful times
l,crested in chihh'eu. of the snmmer falling into the background for anoth-
New olficers and c.ommittee er year, our thoughts turn to the many activities
t:hairmen are Mrs. Mervin Win- which will hold the interests of Shelton women during
gard, president; Mrs. E. li'. Ma(.k- the long fall and winter months just ahead.
ey, "vice-i)|'esidenl and pl'ogTflnl
eimirman; Mr,. C.harles Phillips, qt'his month and next the ladies' groups in Shelton
secretary; Mrs. 1. A. (;usta(son and out-lying districts will resume meetings and elect
ire.surer; Mrs. Frail l>. Kruse new officers for the coming year.
publicity; Mrs. Ivan Neuensch- , A list of clubs and officers is being compiled by
w;ln(lev, inenlbel'shll); 'l )',;. Don
Woo<Is, hospitality; Mrs. Vera the society department of The Journal and a list of
Tholnas, ways and mcanq, ;ll(I same from the presidents or publicity chairmen with
Mrs. John l=lasl{ins, nmgazine, the telephone numbers of the two mentioned will be
1, ffreshments will he served by appreciated by your society editor. Send these lists
lhe new officers after ti|e meet-
ing. to the society editor at The Shelton-Mason County
Journal.
This request is directed to all women's activi-
ties-orthopedic guilds, art, music and lodge groups,
service clubs, patriotic organizations, PTA groups,
church societies and all other social clubs that occupy
the time and attention of Mason county women.
MISS DICK!NSON, HAROLD ANKER
PLIGHT TROTH AT PRETTY RITES
Beautiful in its simple dignity a junior at Pacific Lutheran Col-
was the wedding which united in leg'e ill Parkland.
marriage Chloe Dickinson and Pore'tag at the reception in the
Harold Anker Friday evening, church parlors were Mrs. Otto
September 9, at the First Moth- Brauer and Mrs. Bill Carlson, the
(Mist Church. The parents arc Mr. hride's aunt and sister-in-law, re-
.rod Mrs. AI Dickinson and Mr. spectively. The flat cake, topped
and Mrs. Ole Anker of Allyn. by two smaller heart-shaped lay-
White smnmer flowers flanked ers, was served by Mrs. Arthur
the altar before which Bey. Kel- Heath, the bride's aunt and Mrs.
racy Roe of Parkh:tnd conducted Morley Preppernau. Candles and
the double-ring ceremony. Mr, mixed summer flowers graced the
I)itqohson escorted his (tatghter mantle and piano.
, down the aisle and gave her in Mrs. Bob Bellinghausen held
marriage, the guest book. Mrs. Don Fraser,
The hride wore a white satin Mrs. Bill Hunter and Mrs. Ira
gown with a full tiered skirt and Newman were in charge of gifts,
long train. Its deel) rolmd neck- Among the many out-of-town
line was edged with a band of guests were the bride's grandmo-
ruchin and its long sleeves were thers, Mrs. Mary Jane Kilby of
puffed at the top. Her fingertip Vashon, and Mrs. Ida Brauer from
illusion veil was held at the tern- Washougal. Others were Mr. and
lfles with pearly fh)wer clusters, Mrs. Jim O'Keefe and Mr. and
which were complimented by her Mrs. Gunnar Haglund of Long
bouquet of white stephanotis and Beach, Mrs. Lea Allyn anti Mr.
l)ink roses, and Mrs. Otto Brauer of Wash-
Shirley I)ickinson, as her sis- ougal, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Mead of
ter's maid of honor, was attired Taeoma and My. and Mrs. O.
in a pm'ple dress with similar Knutzen of Seattle.
low neckline and shirred inserts
l in the full .kirt. Her flowers were S
purple asters and pink summer
mmns.
Appearing first to light the
candles and then as bridesmaids
were Marilyn Powers and Bey
Dickinson, sister of tile bride.
i They wore identical gowns of sil-
ver-green satin, witl watching
mitts, and designed with pert
bustles and low, rounded neck-
lines•
The tapers with Which the girls
lighted the candles were trimmed i :
.wth pirfl osebnd and ribbons. ]
hey" ('arri6.d pinl anti yell0w I
summer latin'is. ]
Bob Bellinghausen acted as the
host man and Bill Johnson and
Dave Castagno were tlshel's.
The bride's mother wore a navy t
blue suit and hat and Mrs. An-
ker chose a wine-colored dress
with black accessories. Both mo-
thers had corsages of baby of
chids.
Mrs. Bob Bellinghausen sarlg 0 H E
"Through The Years" and, as the
couple knelt, "The Lord's Pray-
er." She was accompanied by
Mrs. Harvey Hillman, who play-
ed the wedding mtmic. :
The new Mrs. Anker left the
church in her white bridal gown.
Following a honeymoon in Vc.
toria, B.C., the newlyweds will
be at home in Tacoma.
Mrs. Anker graduated from
high school in Shelton this spring
and will be employed in Tacoma.
The bridegroom graduated froin
Irene S. Reed in 1947. He is now
Applied on Sound LARRY PETTY
Tire Bodies, or on CELEBRATES FIRST
, o u r 0 w n T i r • s BIRTHDAY SEPT. 10
Mrs. Roy Petty helped her son
Larry celebrate his first birthday
September 10 by having a mother-
child party in his honor at her
honle.
Games were played by the older
children. Refreshments include0 a
cake inscribed with "Happy Birth°
flay Larry" and centered with 6no
large candle.
Many pictures were taken Of
Larry and his guests during the
afternoon.
Guests were Mrs. Irene Buck.
ley and Terry, Mrs. Veda Bald-
win and Dickie and Darlene, Mrs,"
Evelyn Billion and Mary Ann and
Nancy, Mrs. Jean LaPlante and
LeNete, Mrs. Murer and Alice,
Ann and Dennis, Dorothy and
David Gunter, Shirley Rader,
Donne Petty, and Larry and Mrs.
Petty.
CllANGE MEETING DAYS
The Hillcrest Homemaker club
had a picnic meeting' September[
7 at Kneeland Park. Eight mere-
hers, three visitors an(I two chil-]
dren were present. ]
M e e t i n g days have been l
changed to the first and thir I
Thursdays of the month. The
next. me4ting will be September
22 nt the home of Mrs. E. J Dam-
m:,nn, 920 E. Dearboi'n.
VISITING IN SIIELTON
Vernon MarshM1 of the 9th
Air Police Sqdn. stationed in
bairfield Suisun, California is
visiting" with his parents in Shel-
on.
AT CITY RESIDENCE
Mr, "tnd Mrs. Winston Scott
have returned to their Angleside
retddcnce after' spending the sum-
mer at their Spencer Lake home.
C, UILD TO llOLD MEETIN
A. B. Covey Orthopedic, Guild I[ I$
will hold its first fall meeting at
8 p.m. tonight at the homo of
Mrs. Gcne Hanson.
ACTIvETTES TO MEET
The first fall meeting of the
Activettes will beheld September
19 at the home of Mrs: J.. Bisdop.-
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Zontans Present
Bruce Duncanson
In Piano Concert
The Shelton-Mason County Zon-
ta Club will present Bruce Dun-
eanson, hrilliant young Seat:tie
pianist in a concert at the h'ene
S. Reed high school auditorium
on Monday evening, September 26
at 8:15 o'clock. The young ar-
tist is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold B. Duncanson of Seattle,
and is a gifted artist student of
Paul Pierre MeNeely, noted artist
teaclaer of piano in Seattle.
Yolmg Duncanson started his
study of piano at the age of
eight. So great had been his pro-
gross and devotion to his stndy
of the piano from the first, that,
at the age of 12 his parents de-
cided to place him under the
gnidance of Mr. M('Neely, with
whom he has stndied for lhe 1)::';1
eight years, l)tlring t he-e ye,':
he has made a great inplc:;:; u!)-.
on the mttsie-lovinff peoplo pC :.:,..
attle and hi/lay eitie:; or I],,,
orthwest, through his ma:ei'l,v
and authoritative playin'', lie i:
in great demand hy lnally e|Hb;.;
and organizations in Seattle, Ta-
coma, Everett, Olympia and oUz-
el' nearby towns• Wherever Jle hits
played he has met with outstand-
ing success and milch acclaim.
Mr. Duncanson is an autimri-
tative pianist and he endows his
playing with a mature un(lev-
standing and a marked degree of
dramatic emphasis.
i WORKING IN ALASKA
Alta Bailey flew to Juneau,
Alaska recently to start her new
job as a dental assistant there.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Bailey.
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221 S. 2nd St. - Phone 66
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EVERY SATI00RI)AY NIGItT
10 P.M.-2 A.M.
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SHELTON VALLEY
MUSIC BY
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and Orchestra
Admission $1,00 (tax included)
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THE )lOCKET"
WAS
LAUHCHED
YEAR
A60.
--and in the 12 record-brcaking months since,
every phase of the autonobile business
has felt the impact of tho¢ historic
introduction by Oldsmobii!e
Tiffs is tlw ill'st anni.
w,rsary of one of the
k most revolutionary
developments ih
motoring history...
()ldsmobile' brilliant
][llr" "Rocket" Engine!
In one short year,
the "Rocket" has changed America's automo-
tive standards. It has ]trought a completely
new level of performance and reliability to
motoring. It has earned a mfique puta'tioa
for smooth, quiet, economical lfowerl-
Bnt you must drive it to believe it! On this
"Rockot" anniversary, your Oldsmobile Dealer
eordislly invite you to take the wheel of a
"Rocket" Engine Ohlsmolnle.,. and discover
how tim "R0eket" combines witln ][vdra-
Matic ])rive tbr the most thrilling perfi)rffmnce
( " .
yon ve ever kn )wn. A phone ea]l wdl bring
-- " " r -- " " --
you a thrdhng deunonstratnm ride.
Try the "Rocket °' ride! Drive the lowell.
riced "R.ket" nlline car, the lurtlliant
hhmobilo 'BS." CaJl your dea|er today! ,
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PiRST YIA| OF THE "ROCKiI :'
September 8The
"Rocket" plaat ia
completed.
*' September l$Olds-
1948 mobile's new "R(w&-
el" Engine ia first
preaented to the leam.
November II.The firet
produc lion model
194B "Rocket" come= off
the line.
D0cembor 9Flrst
,d, lie showing of the
Rocket."
December 19Intro-
194B duction of the new
"Rocket" Engine in
the Seriea "q8" Old=.
: Fehruary6 Rocket
]';ngine offered at a
new low price in tho
1949 aensati(m ;d newOlds-
mohiie "88!"
March l,Roeket
',]t. Engine "88" t hill.
climbing eord at
1949 (;eneral MotorsProv.
lag GroumL
May 30--"Rocket"
" Engine, 88 pacea
the'00-Mile Race at
1949 ! nd/anapolia.
Juno I--Nation-wlde
Rocket "88" Demon.
mtration Cempaign
'U launched.
1949 June 14-- 100,000th
"Rocket 't Engine
is built.
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MELL CHEVROLET COMPANY
First & Grove Shelton, Wash. -- Phone 777
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