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Progress
IRONING BOARD
COVER and PAD
Fits standard board& 5 in,
long by 15 in, wide.
1.49
George R. Kneeland
And Seattle Girl Wed
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Knee-
land announced their marriage
at a cocktail party last Sunday
in Senttlc at the home of Mrs.
t{ieeland's brother-in-law and sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. qlliam L. Da-
l'oe. " :
Tle wedding wa,q held Thurs-
day, September 26 st Ellensburg.
The bride is the former Peggy
Calvert England and the bride-
groom is the son of Mrs. Signe
Kneeland el* Slelton Valley.
MRS. GOLDSCHMID LEAVES
FOR ENGLAND THIS WEEK
Mrs. Augusta Gotdschmid plans
to leave in a few days for England
where she will visit relatives, _A
farewell no-host dinner party was
given in her honor at tlle Colon-
al House Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Goldschmld
and Ms.: Goldchmid were in Sc-,-
attle a few dayff, this week aBd re-
turned to Shelton in time to leave
Thursday for Vancouwr, B. C,,
with Dr, E. L. Lovell from where
Mrs. Goldschmid will leave for
England.
BENNY BANNERS
HAVE SON ....
Mr. and Mrs, cnny Banner,
Jr., are the parents of a boy born
Tuesday, Octoher 8, in the Shelton
General Hospital.
Chehalis Last Week
A two-day conference of the
Vancouver District Woman's So-
ciety of Christian Service of the
Methodiqt Clmrch was attended by
Mrs Tom Rowe, Mrs. William
latchelor, and Mrs. H, W. Harsh-
man Wednesday aml Thursday,
October 2 and 3.
The two-day meet was held in
Chelmlis and was highlighted with
the appea.ranee of Miss Marie Cot'-
nor. returned missionary from In-
dia, as tlm speaker for the Wed-
nesday evening service. '
Mrs. Harry Smith, president of
tle Western Jurisdiction. spoke on
Thursday concerning the Jesse Lee
Home mid had charge of the in-
stallati(m of the district officers
for the coming year, Mrs. Harsh-
man was re-elected recording sec-
retary for the Vancouver District.
The meeting closed at noon on
Thursday.
CECIL SOLLY TO TALK
TO GARDEN CLUB MONDAY
'/'he ,Shelton Garden Club will
have a special meeting Monday,
October 21, at 2 o'clock in the'
Memorial Hall and at that time,
Cecil golly of Seattle will .be the.
guest speaker and he will talk on
the important fall .things to do in
the garden, and answer any ques-
tions the members have.
The meeting will also be a mem-
bership tea and all members and
anyone else interested is invited to
attend the meeting and bring floW-
er and vegetable arrangements.
A good attndance of members is
desired.
LAWRENCE PUTVINS
HAVE DAUGHTER
Tlie second girl to arrive in the
week at the Shelt0n General Hos-
ita] arrived on the same day as
e first, Wednesday, October 9,
for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Put-
vim
MR. AND MRS. MATHEWS
HAVE BOY IN SEATTLE
Woz'd was received here of the
birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Mathews of Seattle. the for-
mer Frankie Ann Fieser, October
4, Robert Allen of Shelton is the
great-grandfather and Mrs. Harry
Shelton of Shelton is the great-
grandmother.
CLEARANCE SALE
Everything New and Used
CLOTH I NG
Some Furniture
TWIN BEDS
DISHES
MARY JUNE'S
GIFT SHOP
126 South 4th Street
Roomy and Tough!
MEN'S ATHLETIC
SHORTS
69¢
For Men of Action
MEN'S SPORT
SHIRTS
2.49
Men of action will like these
handsome cotton plaid shirts.
The fabrics are made by Pa-
cific mills, Sanforized* and
vat dyed so you know they
wash well without worry.
The printed plaid patterns
range from aneater type to
the.. larger., bolder., checks.
Stmrt sleeves.
Ladies
RAYON SLIPS
Dainty as nosegaysl Shim-
touring, soft rayon slips ....
bordered with lots of creamy
lace. All have adjustable
shoulder straps to insure the
right length. In delicate tea-
rose and white. 32-40.
Full-cat cotton fabric shorts.
some Sanforized*, some with
gripper closure, all of 'era
sturdy and long wearing!
Standard sizes.
Is Married In
Seattle Oct. 2
In a beautiful setting of candle-
light and autmun flowers,
Miriam Phyllis Seal became the
bride of Dr. George Lewis Grapp,
Wednesday evening, October.2.
The ceremony was performed in
the Blaine Room Chapel of tile
First Methodist Church, Seattle,
by Dr. Newton E, Moats assisted
by Reverend Hardwick Harshman
of Shelton.
At the organ, Mrs. Lester Nor.
thup of Port Angeles played the
wedding march and incidental mu-
sic during the ceremony and the
receptio n which followed in the
ladies parlor of the church.
Miss Seal, who is the daughter
of Harvey Bcal of She!ton, wore
an Adrian stilt of soft green with
brown accessories and carried a
prayer book with an orchid and
a white shower 'of ribbon. Mrs.
Werner Conrad of Seattle was
matron of honor and wore a
brown suit c0mplimented by a
corsage of P0npom dahlias in au-
tumn bronze. Mi Patricia Grapp
was mai of honor qd. wore a
gray suit with a simdar corsage
in tones of burgandy.
RoY Grapp wa's his brother's
est man and the ushers were
rYgve HPff, of Seattle, and Char-
les Runacres of Shelt0n, John Har-
ris, baidtdne Of Seattle s:n Ivl'al-
lot's. "The Lord's Prayer" during
the ceremolw. . --_ ,,,
During the recep;ion .lrs. w.
W. Warren, Mrs. A. S. Elford and
Mrs. George HaroldThompson,
all of Seattle, were hostesses;
Miss Florence Allyn of Monroe,
and Mrs. Will Fisher of Seattle
poured during the first hour with
,Mrs.Newton M0ats, and Mrs. Roy
Grapp pouring the last hour. serv-
ing were Miss Grace Moats, Miss
Marilyn Thompson, Miss Carol
Hoff, Miss Margaret Anna Downie
and Miss June Sttherlalld,- all of
Seattle. Mrs. Trygve Huff served
the wedding cake and Miss Eliz-
abeth Miller was in charge of the
guest book.
Dr. and Mrs. Grapp left im-
mediatel after the reception by
plane for Los Angeles and Palm
Springs.
After October 15 they will he at
home in Seattle at 5810 Cowen
Place.
"LOCAL LAD IN COMPANY
TIIAT WINS PENNANT
Edwar d Prentice DBnbar, of
Star Route 1, Shelton, aiid who
recently enlisted in the U. S Navy
is a member of Company No. 28{}
which was last week awarded the
pennant for excellence in the per-
formance of mlitary drill at th?
U. S: Naval Training Cefiter, San
Diego, Calif., aec0rding to word
received here from the Center.
GOOD WILL TRUCK
THURSDAY, OCT. 17
The Good Will Truck will be in
Slmlton Thursday, October 17, and
anyone wishing to have them call
on them may leave word with
Mrs. Charles Lentz either by
mne, 236-W, or drop a qard to
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VISIT IN MONTESANO
Frankie and Betty Lee Winkel-
man spent the weekend at the
home of their aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. William Harris of Mon-
tesano.
MERLE NEBELS ARE
PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Nebel are
the parents of a boy born October
5 in the Sh¢lton General Hospital.
TIRE REP,glR$
RAUSCHER & SON
1528 Olymplo Hiway (Hillcrest) I of Centralia, October 7 at Shelton.
PHONE 585 Edwin L. Hall 22, and Rosalie
, Iendrickson 19, both of Shelton
It|l["i--1 llUlll:*l--"lW'----4I;'-- October 7 at Shelton.
Miss Cole is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C, Cole, longtime resi-
dents of Mason County. She is a
graduate of the Seattle General
School of Nursing and recently at-
tended the University of Washing-
ton.
Dr. Proff is the son of Mrs. J,
W. Graler of Olympia, a well
known family in that city. He is
a graduate 'of the University of
Minnesota medical school. During
four .ears of the war he was a
prisoner of the Japs and was lo-
cated at Kyushu. He was cap-
lured on Bataan before the sur-
render of the Philippines.
No wedding date has been set.
F.B.I. MAN TO TALK ON
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
The B0rdetix and Lincoln
P-T)A's are sponsoring jointlY the
£ppearance of a man from the
F.B,I. to talk on "Juvenile Delin-
.quency"" Wednesday October 23,
t' 8' o'clock'in the senior high
auditorium.
The .B.L man was secured
through the efforts of B. Frank
Heuston.
FRAHI C. CHESTER ESTATE
Judge Wilsofi gave an oral order
Saturday in Superior Cburt ad-
mitting' he will of F-ank C. Ches-
ter to probate and appointing Hel-
en Chester exeeut'rix to Serve with-
out. bond.
FIRST GIRL OF WEEK
ARRIVES AT HOSPITAL
Mr." arm Mrs. Robert Coates are
the parents of the first girl to ar-
rive in the hospital during the
week. She was born Wednesday,
October 9.
V.F.W. AUXILIARY
HOLDS FRIDAY MEETNNG
The regular mee'ting' Of the V.
F.W. Auxiliary was held at the
Memorial hall Friday, October 4.
There was a large attendance
present.
The sewing club will meet with
Mrs. Jack Gray, 428 ERnor on
Hillcrest, Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. A sack lunch will be serv-
ed.
WHEELER-SATTERWHITE
NUPTIALS FRIDAY
Justice W. A. Magoon perform-
ed a Wedding ceremony for Wil-
liam Henry Wheeler and Alice
Emma Satterwbite, both of Ta-
huya Friday,' October 4.
The hamper will also be award-
ed at this meeting.
AMARANTH TO HOLD
MEETING OCTOBER 16
, Laurel Court No. 26 Order of
maranth will bold its regular
meeting October 16 at 8 o'clock.
There wili be initiation and re-
freshments and all members are
urged to attend.
" BOY FOR CURTIS GROUTIS
A boy was born October 4 in the
Shelton General Hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Groute.
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Russell L. Richards 29, and Vio-
let Trousil 27, both of Shelton,
October 1 in Shelton.
John J. Collins 24, and Elaine
M. Ross 20, both of Bremerton,
October 1 at Shelton.
Donald E. Paul 27, and Hazel M.
Huisingh 30, both of Shelton Oc-
tober 1 at Shelton. •
Allan Hall 68, and Una Dennis
67, both of Grays Harbor county,
October 3 at Shelton.
George E. Rockwood 29, of Ma-
son County, and Martha Farrcll
23, of Pierce County, October 3 at
Shelton.
Robert C, Donnelly 30, and Dor-
i othy Eichorst 20, loth of Thurs-
ton County,' October 3 at Shelton.
Francis M. Gaskill 27, of Port
Orchard and Florence Herreid 32,
o£ SotJth Colby, Wash., October 5
at Shelton. '
Verle E. McMillen 21, and Max-
ine Leaton 21, both of Shelton, Oc-
tober'5 at Shelton:
William D. Owen 21, of DeFun-
tak Springs, Fla.i and Betty Lou
.Arbogast 18, of Shelton, October
5 at Sh¢lton.
Ralph C. 8allock 21, of Devine,
Tei. khd MarJdre V. Downer 18,
Of Shl't0p, October 5 at Shelton.
Leonard Perkins 24, and Miss
Phyllis Gunter 1, both of Shelton,
October 7 at Shelton.
Arthur L. Guernsey 47, of SheI-
ton and Mac Vender Veer, legal
Suggestion To
Shelton Residents
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VISIT IN CAMAS
[rs. F'rank ,Vinkehnan and Mrs. NGTON
A]nm Goldy enjoyed several days
last week visiting in Camas and I
Vaneouver, Wash. Mrs. Goldy is --Yours for the tee r 60 per ten÷ o the
MrS.ly ofWinkelman'Ssielton nowm°ther'living" former-in He- One 'call and we'll tos Fir Plywood.
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MR. AND M-BARWICK pits, clean" in our ,nl/.
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Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Barwick and ==.=.a==.=w.=s=,.=r_..
are the parents of a boy born Oc-
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BOY FOR MR. A-ND eOff in sweetness and quality.
MRS. MOORE
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moore are
the parents of a boy born Mon-
day, October 7, in the Shelton
General Hospital.
NAVY MOTHERS TO MEET
WEDNESDAY EVENING
The Navy Mothers will meet
Wednesday evening, October 16,
for their regular meeting,. It will
Start at 8 o'clock. Members are
urged to notice the change of
meeting date.
I
MIRS. ROY CARR IMPROVES
Word has been received that
Mrs. Roy Carr is slowly improving
in an Aberdeen Hospital where she
was moved a week ago.
Belfair
Last week the regular meeting
of the Evergreen Garden Club of
Belfair was held at the home of
Mrs, Mae Henningson. Most of
the business meeting was involved
with the fair and its results. A
luncheon followed the meeting,
and a program was enjoyed the
remainder of the afternoon. Mrs.
Maude Paxton was in charge of
the p.rogram in the absence of
Mrs. Hulda Bailey. Mrs. Irene Hill
gave a very interesting talk and
exhibit on the growing of tuber-
ous begonias.
Mrs. Viola lewkirk reported
on the eulttrre and growing of
gladioli and a plant sale concltld-
ed the meeting.
The aternoon was enjoyed
viewing the beautiful flowers and
receiving slips and cuttings from
the hostessess garden.
The gifts were presented Mrs.
Lince in a baby basket filled with
pink and blue wrapped gifts.
Present were Mrs. Laura Allen,
Mrs. Hannah Wieland, Mrs. Paul-
ine Grsgbauer, MrS. Lucy Sch-
lenge, Mrs. Wilma Jones, Mrs.
Clare Bernson, Mrs. Erma Roes-
sel, Mrs. Bonnie DeLeo, Mrs. Top-
sy Travis, Mrs. Dawn Eddy, Mrs.
Erma Miller, Mrs. Hedvig Hen-
hint, Mrs. Anne Stuyts, Mrs. Mc-
Millan and the hostesses.
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