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Made Gifts, Doilies, Pillow Caces,
Center Pieces, Potholders, Etc.
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HELTON - MA,q0N COUNTY JOIJ-RN AL
Yvonne Nelson, Clarence Robinson
Married In Bremerton (;eremony
• :, The tirol>el orl tile Puget Sound
"" Navtl Base "it Brc, mert(m Wqs the
:::[ scene f(n' the wedding +,f Miss
• !" Ywmne Nelson, dauvhter .f Mr.
• *::l;Irl<l Mrs. Albert Ne!::+m <if F;rem-
,:o i (+rton ;I/:t(I Mr Cl;t '('II+'(P [-t)iJill%t)tl
• .', SOn ol Mr. ;lllcl Mrs. .'\\;, ,. li)i)-
:+: Jns, m of I,alu' Cuslnu:ln, ;!ud:,';
+! :Iflt'FI)0IIH, Snptembcv 15. ('*ilzlj,htli 1
I?. T. Bal'l¢.lll;tt'h IA. (.'onl(h . l v -" N
• offivi:lied. Tl;e !|lapel ,v;is }),+itl--
• ;. tifully+l<,+or;ited with ivory !+'I
13ronze Itl]l'VSllllthOlTIIlliLq illl(I (J;lhl-
i:|s, liohtcd " hy ivory (!illl(h.!:ll)F;i.
Miss June I3eard of Seallh, sang
t\\;VO YIIInlJl(!I"S ])rece(lin, the eel',,-
sony. She was accompanied hy
Miss ,lean Kilgm'e at the ()r;4an.
The bride wore it gown :if ivory
satin, :fashioned with a 1.w neck-
tin4' ;|lit| wid(" bel'tlla e(dl:Ir. '*+'lie
front of the fnll sRirt was (;ulp, ht
up in loops to show a ruffle of
impc)rted <:hanlilly l:we Which i')or-
,i ttlh. idvuuil lit,> :tll+l +xh<>,l di., + ,,l,li,mnl zl ,,xtra (.<)t
new
1950 Studebaker!
IT'S THE "NEXT LOOK" IN CARS
All over America, all eyes are on this dramatically
different 1950 Studebaker. It's the most sensati(mal
advance in car styling since Studebaker introduced
the "new look" in cars three years ago.
This 1950 Studebaker is long, low, luxurious--and
it's trim, sleek and flight-streamed--no bulging excess
bulk to squander gasoline.
Stop in and get a close-up eyeful of this breath-ta£-
ing new Studebaker. It's the "next look" in cars.
MOTOR COMPANY
mark
litldebaker !
Champion
engines of in-
liz-
extra-
t. Self-adjusting
windows and
"black
p,
IRST AND COTA SrREI gNELTON, WASH. PHONE 52
dered the train. He]' veil w'ts of
in)l)()rted wis',s illusion. She w(n'e
a sinple strand of pearls, a ,gift <)f
lle I)l'i(h,gl'OOill, and (?aITied :1
silt)we)' h+Ju(lti(>t <)f ivory rosohllds
<!Pill('l'(?l| \\;'<ilh ;) wtlite orbhid.
Mi;.: Shirley S(I)l(h'n of S,milh,
\\;Vii 5; )+;I i(I +if II O1"10 F. Slip ,\\;'; I S
/()wn<,(l in ('hanqmgne satin an<li
([:tr)h'd :t bOllqn(,l <if !2,reell [)oln-
l )()Ills' I
l,)'idesnmids were Miss LI)Itie l
M;witl¢i(,wi(,z and Miss Elsie Mae-
iuki(.wi(,z of rernertmi and Miss
Marilyn A n(hq'son (if Tact ma.
rrhey \\;vol'e i(lentieal gowns of dqrk
gre(,n satin and itrried ,bouqu('ts
<)f |)r()llZe ])oill-[)()ll. +
Mr. l+:)'vin l++)()p of Shelton wan
best man. +IJshcrs were Albert
Nelstm. ,h'., Mqt'k tltlssm/:in and
,hteR Sceva.
Mrs. Nel:;oll, mother of i:ilc
bride, wore a gown of toast brown
('r('l)(' with ;t eor:age <if bl'owll and
Fr(,ell ()r('hids nud a matching imt
of velvei, flowers. The bride-
ffr()om's m()th('r. Mrs. Robinson,
wo)'o a gown of woocl violet crepe
with nmt<qing hal. Her corsage
wns a white orchid with deep pur-
l)h + throat.
Immediately folh)wing the cere-
m+)ny a reception was held at the
hens of the b)'ide's parents. As-
sisting w(q'e the Mesdames Ruth
,h)hn.q()n, b'rnntqs Slllidcn, Charles
131li'k.e :tll(l Ma]ci)hn Harwood.
Miss Jttliet %iln(tt.ii VeaS in ChZIFge
of the gtteSt book.
Mrs. Robinson is a graduate of
the 15nh'ersity (if Washington
where she is now enrolled in the
graduate school of social work.
Sis is a member of Alph' Omit.,on
Pi sorority. Mr. Robinson is at-
tending the University. Follow-
ing a trip to California, they will
he at home in Seattle.
B. & P. Women's Club
To Sl)onsor Program
In the atomic age every indi-
vidual should be aware of the or-
ganizations working for peace.
Iro). this reason the General As-
.'.(,nfl)ly hns officially designated
Oetobn' 17 to 24 as llnited Na- t
lions wecR. }
October 16 Shelton will begin[
c)bservanec of this week a day[
ahead with a program in corn- i
n)emoration of worhi I)rotherhood.
Music will be furnished ,by tha
higl school anti chm'eh choirs.
There will also be a pageant llf
the [¢nited Nations and an out-
:.landing speake]' to be announced
later? This community affair is
being sponsored by the Bnsiness
:tn(t Professional Women's ehtb.
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WSCS MEETING SET
FOR OCTOBER 12
The Woman's Society of ,Chris-
tian Service of the Methodist
,hurch will meet at 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Oetober 12, in the
(']ll)i'ch parlors for lheir reglllar
monthly session.
A sound fihn on mission, "Kyo-
1o Story." will he shown.
Ih)siesses for the afternoon will
lie the mesdames L.. D. Hack,
No)'mau Hulbcrt, Ed Elliot anti
Nina Hm'st.
All interested women are cor-
dially reviled to attend.
LEGION AUXILIARY
PLANS BAKE SALE I
The American Legion Auxiliary[
of Hood Canal Post 230 will hold l
another delicious home baked food I
sales aml hmches that they at'e I
s<) l amons for Saturday, October
• 15, at Howard Lockwood s store.
Come early for those serump-
tons pies rt(1 cakes anti those l
(:ooki(,s that melt in your mouth.
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00oc00al Events
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I;I; Frances Alger, Society Editor . . Phone 100 ".
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Episcopal Guild
Bazaar Set For
November 5th
For the purpose of raising
funds to complete the furnishing
of the Episcopal church, members
of St.. David's piscopal Guild an-
nounce plans for their forthcom-
ing nrts and craft sale.
This is their second year of of-
feting to Sheltonians an early op-
portunity to add skillfully hand-
made gifts for all ages t 9 their
most exa.eting Christmas lists.
The sale will be hel(I November
5 in the guiht hall of the church.
Arrangements for the event
Hoquiam Marriage
Of Local Interest
Of local interest is the mar-
riage of Gernldine Juanita Lynch,
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Lynch of ttoquiam, an(1 Elmer C.
McMonagh.L son of Mr. anti Mrs.
O. I4. Taylor, which was solemn-
ized September 24 at the First
Presbyterian church in tloquiam.
l.ev. Paul W. Koper read the
ceremony.
The bride, who was given in
ma)'riage by her father,, chose a
white satin gown trimmed ill tiny
seed pearls. Her veil was attae.hed
to . white satin Dutch cap. She
carriecl a white prayer book cov-
ered with a white orchid and satin
Pno 11
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UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT
Barnacle
Dick's
OPEN
Daily 4 p.m. to 12 p.m.
Sat. and Sdn.
Noon to Midnight
W'e are looking forward to
greeting our old & new patrons.
Catering to
Private Luncheons & Dinners
SCHNEIDER'S PRAIRIE
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QUICK" RELIEF FROM,
Symptoms of Distrts Arising fro..
STOMACH ULCERS
.o EXCESS ACID
Free BookTellsof HomeTreatmentthat
Must Nelp or it Will Cost You Nothing
Over t:hret million h0(t,les of l, ho VH,],A]U,
[|'ItI':ATMI'N<I ' |IVC In!ell sohl for relier of
gy 111 p [:Olll g ( ) (| iN i r(!S arisln g t'/'Oln Stomach
a)l(l Duodenal Ulcers (I rio to IrXCSll Acid--
Poor Dlgesllorl, Sour or Uplel Stomach)
Gassiness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,
([u( to EXCelS Add. Sold on 1.5 da,,vs' Iria|l
AMI for "Wi.'llar+is Mcslage" V,]IiC]I fully
You can't afford to miss havir
sl)lle of the holnenaade chili and
clam chowder Which will be serv-
e(i for hln(h.
Treat yourself and take a treat
ho)ne for your family.
Post 230 Auxiliary
To Hold Social Meet
American Legion Atlxiliary of I
tlo<)d Canal Post 230 will hold
their social meeting Thursday,
()etober 6, at Rosemary Dawson's
I]ome at Lilliwanp Falls.
The rehabilitation committee
, with Rosemary Dawson as chair-
man have organized their work
for the coming year. This is one
of tim auxiliary's big projects and
there will be lots of work to be
done such as sewing for the hos-
pitals and making useftd things
to be sold in their gift shops.
l':veryone should attend and
help to make this project bigger
anti bettcr than ever before.
OIITIIOPEDIC GUILD MET
Paul Bunyan Orthopedic Guild
met October 3 at the home of Mrs.
Dorothy Watt with Mrs. Glenn
Coy,ca as co-hostess. The meeting
was spent making plans /'or fall
projects. Future meetings will be
held on the first Monday of each
month.
'l'wo new nlembers who were
taken into the guild were Mrs.
th/fnail and Mrs. Hillier. 1
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TWO YEAR ()LD IIONORED
Master Gary David Hughes, son
of Mr. and Mrs. [_)ave - Hughes,
Airway Court, was honored Octo-
beF 3 at a hmcheon, on his second
bit tit(lay.
Helping Gary celebrate were his
sister, Dianne, and Mike and Ca-
thy Johnson. Mrs. Herb Johnson
and Mrs. Dave Hughes were host-
csses,
VISITS ITII MOTItER
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trotter
and baby Dean of Florence, Ore..
spent last week end in Shelton
"eisiting Mr. Trotter's mother, Mrs.
Mary Trotter, before continuing
On Monday for Kirkland.
are under the supervision of Mrs.
A. N. Parrett who has revealed
plans for the sale.
There will be presented six en-
tirely different concessions, in-
cludmg a men's hobby booth. Al-
so, featured will be a refresh-
ment table where hot coffee and
scones will be sold.
Other booths will include the
tiny tots bazaar, gift hooth, food
sale, kitchen booth and children's
fish pond.
Many lovely prizes will be
awarded and an electrical appli-
ance will be presented as a door
prize.
Guild members assistirig Mrs.
Parrett will be Mrs. John I.ob-
erts, Mrs. Don Clark, Mrs. Pearl
Dutcher, Mrs. C. ttenry Breton,
Mrs. Ftonald 1V[acDon.fld, Mrs. R.
L. Mitchell, Mrs. Gm'trude Hayes,
Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Roy
McConkey, Mrs. Richard Robbins
and Mrs. Peter Zopolis.
W.C.T.U. WILL MEET
The Shelton Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold its
next regular meeting tonmrrow,
October 7 at the home of Mrs.
Cora Hepner beginning with a !
p.m. potluck hmcheon. In the ab-
sence of the president, Mrs. W. M.
Elliot, :Mrs t Roy Fells, vice-presi-
dent, will preside.
All interested women are in-
vited to attend.
Minerva Park
By Mrs. S. E. Griggs
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wheatley
closed their summer cottage here
and returned to their home in New
Mexico Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.
Wheatley spend their summer va-
cations at Minerva Beach and en-
tertain extensively while here.
Residents of Minerva Park were
saddened to hear of the death of
Lucy Ferron, who had many
friends here. The sumpathy of all
is extended to her family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Franklin
of Puyallup visited at the S. E:
Griggs home Tuesday.
I Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Archer and
exi)lldns this trca(m('nt+, -|ec-- at, ' tPII honeymoon is over when 8he family and Mr. and 's. Sam Mc-
McCONKEY PHARMACY quits crying on your shoulder, and Ktssick and daughter of Shelton,
starts jumping on your neck. accompanied by Persh McKissick
.......................................................................................................................................... of Olympia, spent the day fishing
and picnicking here Sunday. They
new thousands acclaim
*today's Blitz Weinhard, the
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YYes, th0usandsd new customers are now
;:'buing todal's Blitz Weinhard, the new tas
I ii i in beer! And there's a good reason whtj
, ' , , these thousands order Blitz Weinhard every
J " llt[" dag...it's the new taste they like, and s0
! will g0u. It's precisel brewed to suit
Leinhard *odag'staste, Fodueedinoneo|Ameriea',
newest and finest treweries. Call [0r todatj's
Blitz Weinliard... experience this light,
: '!i( ! ® livel new taste in beer.
'BLITZ WEINHARD COMPANY'+,PORTLAND, OREGON
were joined later in the day by
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rawding, par-
ents of Mrs. Sam McKissick, and
her brother, Bob Rawding and
family, all of Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Foster spent
another pleasant week end at their
cabin here. They reported catch-
ing several nice fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ward vis -
ited in Aberdeen over the week
end. Their daughter, Etta Mac,
spent the week in Bremerton with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ere,son.
Eddie Burling of Hoodsport was
an overnight guest of Donald Lu-
cas Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Les McGhee and
baby son, Mrs. Mildred Lucas and
son, Donald, and mother, Mrs. S.
E. Griggs, drove to Elma Friday.
Les McGhee and Donald contin-
ued to Chehalis on business,' while
the women folks returned to their
homes.
Mrs. Ben Johns had as her
guests over the week end her
grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Christ
of Milton, her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christ, an(]
a great uncle, Charles MsPhail.
Mrs. Nellie Christ will visit here
for two weeks with her grand-
children befortc returning home.
. Due to a fishing derby farther
lup the canal, there were not as
many fishermen out here as usual.
However, Mrs. Helen Schlaupets
I of Puyallup hooked a)t ll-lb, king.
Mrs. Roya Foster took a 4%-1b.
I blackmouth. Mr. and Mrs. George
Evans of Seattle who fish here
frequently over-week ends took
home eight blackmouth.
ilTid k l
es of the Wee
I Computed for Oakland Bay J
II (Hood Canal tida are one hour I
[] ..... and 55 minutes earlier) [
TImrsday, October 6
Low ................... 0:14 a.m. 2.6 ft.
High ................. 6:14 a.m. 12.7 ft.
Low .................. 12:09 p.m. 2.8 ft.
High ................ 6:16 1).m 13.7 ft.
Friday, October 7
Low .................. 0:40 a.m. 1.7 ft.
gh ................ 6.o4 a.m. :1,].1 ft.
Low .................. 12:43 p.m. 3.5 ft.
High ................ 6:33 p.m, 13.5 ft.
Saturday, October 8
Low .................. :1:06 a.m. 1.0 ft.
High ................ 7:35 a.m. 13.4 ft.
Low .................. 1:18 p.m. 4.3 ft.
Ittgh ....... . ........ 6:50 p.m. 13.3 ft.
Sunday, October 9
Low .................. 1:35 a.m. 0.4 ft.
High ................ 8:16 a.m. 13.5 ft.
Low .................. 1:55 p.m. 0.4 ft.
]High ................ 7:10 p.m. 1',].2 ft.
Monday, October l0
Low .................. 2:07 a.m. -0.1 ft.
High ................ 9:01 a.m. 13.6 £t.
Low. ................. 2:34 p.m. 5.9 ft.
High ................ 7:33 p.m. 12.9 ft.
Tuesday, October 11
Low .................. 2:41 a.m. -0.3 ft.
High ................ 9:51 a.m. 13.5 ft.
Low .................. 3:18 p.m. 6.7 ft.
High .......... ..... 7:55 p.m. 12.7 ft.
Wednesday, October 12
]Low .................. 3:21 a.m. -0.3 ft,
]High ................ 1Q:49 a.m. 13.4 ft.
I Low ..... • ............. 4,:08 p.m. 7.5 ft.
High ................ 8:22 p.m. 12.4 ft.
,bl, ons iil N TRAD£ IH Y0U' OLD 101I.
Mrs. William Lynch was matron I TYP[:WRITER FOR A
of honor for her sister-in-law and ] llYlt fl[W CRAY MAGIC ll]rli[
Mrs. Glen Dean, Miss Carol,Grand-
st,ore and Miss Mary Margaret tlly II0YAL PORTASLE IIYAt
Eek were bridesmaids. .'--..=.
Mr. William Lynch, brotltet' oi: i lllltt li01t
the bride, was best. man and Wal-
lace Taylor, Lester Hansen and[ tlYAt IIYI[
Glen Dean were .ushers. I
A ,'eeepUon renewing the eere-]IIR[ NIL
mouy was held in the rose room
of the Eme,'son Hotel with Mrs. I lilRt
Ai,ce =rickson, ,rs Al Taylor #,' °"'""lllll liN-
a,,d Mrs. men Dean se,"ving, i llYl ""'1" llltL
For her honeymoon to Canada ROYAL
,l,,, b, ide wo, oa li=ht b, own s,,it IIRL tlYAt.
with green accessories. They are PORTABLE
n,>w at home i,t Hoquiam at IIRL tlYl.i
:27 17:!Q Simpson Ave.
The bride and llridegroom both
at, tended Hoquiam high school and
Mr. McMonagle is employed +with
th<; Hoquialn P.U.I).
Engagement Told
Mrs. Charles Chase announce:
the engagement of her sister,
Marion LeMaster, to Richard Ka-
te, of Boulder City, Colo. No wed-
(:ling date has been set.
Miss LeMaster graduated from
Irene S. Reed in '43 and from the
Bible Institute of Los Angeles
last year. She is now employed in
Los Angeles. Mr. Kate, is attend-
ing the Bible .Institute, where he
is a senior.
,IERI SIENKO FETED
ON SIXTH BIRTHDAY
Jeri Sienko was honored guest
at a birthday party September 29
given by her mother, Mrs. Val
Sienko, at her home.
The cake was inscribed "Happy
Birthday" and held six lighted
candles. A tIallowe'en motive was
carried out with the decorations.
Games were played.
Guests included Lynn Lovell,
Vicky Lot| Holmes, Judy Coffman,
Joan Case, Lorraine Demeler, Dave
Burgoyne, Donnie Smith, Don
.Case, Peter Balkema and Jeri
Sienko.
CIItCI ET SEPT. 28
The Fddelis Circle of the Met
odist church met at the home of',
Mrs. Ed Whaley on September 28.
A :1 p.m. hmcheon was served.
Vh.s, Merritt Wingard was assist-
ing hostess. Mrs. W. Batche, lor,
president, lead the meeting, devo-
tions, were lead by Mrs. W.
Wright. Group study for next
month is the book, "Women of the
Bible."
CIRCIE tlAS DESSERT LUNCH
A. dessert luncheon stated the
meeting of the Mary Bedell Circle
of the Methodist church Septem-
bet" 28 at the home of Mrs. Paul
Marshall with Mrs. Paul Brock-
man assisting. A business session
was lead by Mrs. Thomas Rowe,
president. Mrs. Bernice Stewart
gave a goodwill article entitled,
"A Song For the Day."
CIIANGE OF-fi-A-'TE GIVEN
The date of the Cloqtia, llum 4-It I
club western dance has beenl
changed front October 7 ti) Octo-
ber 15. |
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REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOIINT 5
HAVE EDUCATION Thrifty families look at life Hap- i
FUNDS ' pily. Ample funds prive the bet-
. • ter things . . . ready money i
PURCHASE NEW eliminates worry over sicknes=
APPLIANCES or other emergencies, Put your I
BE READY FOR lar you set aside earns worth-
EMERGENCIES . while profits regularly.
Thurston County Federal .,
Savings & Loan Association "
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