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PAGE 14
WSCS Members Ilear
Mrs. Mounts Recount
Experiences in Chile
The Miriam Circle served the
noon luncl~eon for the September 8
regular meeting of the Women's
Society of Christian Service of the
First Methodist church,
Devotions were given by Mrs,
Thomas Rowe and Mrs. Horace
Mounts told of her work in Chile
where she recently sp.ent six mon-
ths. Plans for the November 4
bazaar and luncheon were made.
The Esther Circle will meet in
the home of Mrs. Thomas Cole-
man; Martha Circle with Mrs.
Thomas Rowe; Mary Circle with
Mrs. Charles Bloedel; and the
Miriam Circle with Mrs. Harry
Koch. Wesley Circle meeting
place will be annotmced later.
The Wesleyou Service Guild
meets in the "little chapel" the
third Tuesday of each month at
7:30 p.m. With Mrs. David Little
as chairman.
Tile 7 a.m. Woman's Study
Group held its first fall meeting
today. The 10 a.m. Study Group
will continue with the book "When
the Lamp Flickers" by Leslie
Weatherhead.
................. SHELTON--MASON COUNTY,JOURNAL'-- Pul lished 'in t'Chrie mastow' , 'U:S.A'."
First Meeting Of
Fall Held Monday
By Salon No. 508
The first meeting of the season
for Mason County Salon No, 508
b~ight and Forty was held Mon-
day evening in the Memorial hall.
Hostesses for dinner were Mamie
Earl, Mary Sykes and Lucy Ed-
ralston.
Chapeau Lillian Norvold open-
ed the meeting in regular ritual
form assisted by her officers.
Delegates to Convention in Yak-
ima, RaM Melcum, Jennie Hoff and
Lillian Norvold, gave interesting
and instructive reports. They in-
formed the group that Mason
County Salon No. 508 had won
three cash awards and one certifi-
cate of merit for work done by
the salon.
Mary Dobson and Agnes Alex-
ander, fun and fellowship chair-
men, honored those having birth-
days. Being so honored were Mary
Sykes, Martha Witsiers and Jen-
nie Hoff. They also presented en-
tertainment which was enjoyed by
the partners.
Oklahoma averages 15 tornadoes
a year.
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The bride selected her wedding paper trousseau and
wedding accessories from Art Point Studios album.
/our new life deserves the finestl We invite you to
ace the latest wedding designs, beautiful script letter.
ings, quality papers, napkins, champagne toasting
glasses and other accessories in the Art Point album.
~teel with our compliments,
Virginia Courtena),'s etiquette
booklet. Ask foz yo~ Copy,,
Summer Activities
I Reported By Members
held its first meeting of the sea-
INSTALLATION OF RAINBOW OFFICERS
TO BE HELD HERE THIS SATURDAY
CATHY LUHM will be the new Worthy Advisor for the local
Rainbow Girls after the installation of officers is held at 8 p.m.
this Saturday in the Masonic temple• The service will be open
to the public.
$ *
A public installation of officers
for Shelton Assembly No. 19, In-
ternational Order of Rainbow for
Girls will be held at 8 p.m. this
Saturday in the Masonic temple.
Cathy Luhm will be installed as
worthy advisor. Others to take of-
rice include Candy Nut,, worthy
associate advisor; Carolyn Bat-
stone, charity; Kay Belling, hope;
Sheryl Johnson, faith; Frances
Rice, chaplain; Karen Frederick°
.son, recorder; Betsy Willard, treas-
urer.
, Jeanne Osborne, drill leader; Ro-
bin Bakke, love; Rita Grimes, re-
ligion; Nancy Einarsson, nature;
Tami Craig, immortality; Karolee
Stevens, fidelity; Linda MacRae,
patriotism; Chris Fellstrom; ser-
vice; Vicki Valley, muscian; Deb-
by Robinson, choir director; Barb
Dunbar, confidential observer;
Joan Goodwin, outer observer;
Mrs. Ed Auseth, mother advisor
and Glenn Sowers, dad advisor.
Courtesy officers Will include
Joyce Fisher, Bible bearer; Linda
Tr.atnick, east page; Joan Auseth
west page; Rita Nut,, keeper of
jewels; Virginia Medley, lecturer.;
Kim SoWers, 6rator; Karen Frank-
,lin, historian and Karen Wentz
keeper of paraphernalia.
Choir: Jean Davis, Leslie Einars-
I son, Karel Mann, Susan Pogreba,
Chris Bosch, Carol Bosch and
Cheryl Scott.
Installing officers will be Mrs.
Bill Bosch and Shayne Larson,
worthy advisor; Lynn Nut,, mar-
shal; Mrs. Glenn Sowers, chaplain;
Cindy Willard, recorder; Mrs. Ber-
nard Winiecki, musician; and Bec-
lcy Jackson, vocalist.
There will be a dance and re-
freshments will be served follow-
ing tim ceremony.
Rebekahs To Entertain
Past Noble Grands
Members of Ruby Rebekah
Lodge No. 75 will meet at 8 p.m.
September 24 in the Odd Fellows
hall. Noble Grand Maybell Dan-
iels will Entertain the past noble
grands assisted by Mrs. Dale
Hicks, vice grand. Plans will be
made for the seating of new offi-
cers at the Association meeting in
Tacoma October 2. Members plan-
ning to attend will practice at 7:30
p:m. September 30.
son last Thursday in the Treasure
Island home of Mrs. Fred Collins
with Mrs. Orin Soule as co-hostess.
The group was called to order at
:I1 a.m. by Mrs. Ve,;ta Reynolds,
outgoing president. The success-
ful June flower show was discuss-
ed and committees reported on
summer activities.
After luncheon the following
new officers were installed with
Mrs. Emil Gaetana officiating:
Mrs. Orville Kager, president; Mrs.
Harold Anderson, vice pres.; Mrs.
Fred Collins, secretary; Mrs. Wil-
liam Caulder, treasurer. Dues were
paid by 12 members present.
Ehna Anderson gave a report on
conserving trees and plants to pro-
tect our water supply. Vera Izett
made c, omments on a horticulture
display of plants and flowers by
tile members.
Guests included Mrs. Hazel Rob-
inson and Mrs. Les Scale.
Convention Plans
On Agenda For
I ocal Zonta Club
Shelton-Mason County ZonLa
Club met in the home of Audrey
Preppernau Monday evening. Co-
hostesses were Ione Green and LU-
cille Blake.
The most important business of
the evening was electing delegates
for District VIII Convention of
Zonta International which will be
held early in October at the Tyee
Motel in Olympia. President Itelen
Cole was elected with Lillian Up-
dyke as alternate.
The Shelton Zonta Club has re-
sponsibility for decorations and
program for .one banquet during
the convention. District VIII con-
vention will include Zontians from
Alaska, Canada, Montana, Idaho,
Oregon and Washington.
The regular dinner meeting will
be held next Thursday at Heinie's
Broiler where convention program
will be the topic of business.
A SMALL WORLD
The further a girl (or boy)
moves from home after they mar-
ry, the happier they are to see a
familiar face. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McKeown (she is the former Don-
na Hulbert) answered a knock on
their door in Blue Island, Illinois,
where they live, the other night.
Imagine ttxeir surprise to see Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Hays (she is the
:former Linda Leman) standing
with broad smiles on their faces.
The McKeowns live in La Porte,
Indiana, which is 50 miles from
Blue Island. Both women were
raised here and graduated from
She]ton High school. How they dis-
covered they were so close to each
other isn't clear but we assume
somebody wrote to somebody . •
and so on.
TO BE OCTOBER BRIDE
ROSALIE CAROLE HANSON and J, Edward Cooper Jr. are to
be married October 9• The announcement has been made by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto R• Hanson, Shelton. He is the
son of Mrs. Evelyn Cooper, Olympia and J. E. Cooper, St., Mo-
desto, Calif. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Shelton High
school and was employed locally by the Olsen Furniture Co. be-
fore going to work at Sears, Roebuck in Olympia. Her future
husband graduated from Olympia High school and attended Con-
trails Junior college. He is employed by Cascade Treating Co.
of Olympia.
Active Week Ahead
For Canal Amaranth
Canal Court, Order of Amaranth
has an active week ahead of it be-
ginning with officers practice at
6:30 p.m. Sunday in the Masonic
temple in Union. Amaranth Social
Club will meet in the home of Mrs.
Anne Tiffin Monday with luncheon
at noon. On Wednesday a potluck
supper will be followed by the
court meeting at 8 p.m. Assis-
tant Grand Lecturer Scott Meach-
am of Bremerton will be visiting.
TRIP TO LONDON
FOR MRS• LEWIS
Leaving for London yesterday
were Mrs. Charles R. Lewis, Shel-
ton, and Mrs. Peter Overton
Olympia. The two plan to spend
about a month abroad. While in
London they will be guests at the
St. Ermins Hotel. This is Mrs.
Lewis' second and Mrs, Overton's
• fourth trip to Europe. They flew
by Pan American.
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