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October 2fL ]959
TV Repairs
Technicians
he tops in TV service
the best in
enjoyment. Let us
both for you.
Call On
ROWS
Service
MT. VIEW
Hiway No.
HA. 6-3172
UP TO!
$1000 I',:,,
Social Even ts
gHELTON-MA,0N COUNTY J0[TRNAL--=Publihed in "Ohri.tmastow,, U.,A.," Shelton, Wa.tlin
ttood (:anal Women!Kneeland Home Wedding Unites
"Society Editor • Beve Wells . Phone HA 6-4412
Hillcrest Homemakers
To Meet at Jackson's
Mrs. Vilfre(I Ja(:ks()n's honle
will be the scene of the next Hill-
crest ttomemakers Club, Wednes-
day, heKinning with a noon pot-
luct( luncheon. Hostesses for tile
meeting will be Mrs, Jackson and
Mrs. Mary Trotter.
Last Ttmsday, the members at-
lended the anmml Christmas open
honse of the ]{s()n Collnty ill tile
Armory. The last meeting of the
club was held in tile home of Mrs.
May Burgess with 13 members
present.
FAMILY GAME NIGHT
A family game night will be
hehl this evening, Thursday, be-
ginning at seven o'clock in the
parish hall of St. Edward's Catho-
lic church. Cath prizes will be
awarded hy the members of Our
Lady of the Woods Altar Society
Guild.
PROMPTLY,
P_RIVATELY"
one7 for:any worthy
[]purpose on Signature'
l-tr;p servi00..00,
phone
Railroad Ave.--Phone: HA. 6-4447, Shelton
|CNOOt|
Democrats Plan
Meeting. Dinner
The lh, ( ( rali(. (:,nl r:d rom-
lllitleo wishes to illlll()illl(,(! lhat
there will be 11 iliIie ('oilnlv ]eH.'lle
lneeting al 2 p.ln. S:llllrdity, Nov.
7, ill lhe At|l/cry.
Following lhe nw.l ing :ill oyster
ste%v alld dessel'L will I),, ,m)rvr(l
from 'I until 7 p.m. The rneelin
wilt be open to all inler,slelt l)ern-
oerats and the dinl]el' is o])t!fl tl
the public.
WWI VETERANS
TO MEEI NOV. 6
Delegates of tile S)l,..]l.()tl Navy
Mothers ('.hlb, who attended tile
second bi-,'tn nnal (:onvenlion of,
Washington St:de NMCA In('.. Oct.
13 and 14 in Seattle were pleased
to have one of their nunlber elect-
e(I to the office of trtlslee. Mrs.
Archie Underwood will hold the
office until tile 1961 convention in
Tacoma
LIVING IN NEW JERSEY
Word has been received from
Mrs. Lena Isaksoll that she is now
ill Teaneek, N.J., and will be stay-
ing with her niece, Alice Sundvoll,
for an indefinite period.
BABY BOY
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brockley of
Salem, Ore., became the proud
parents of a son, Lawrence Lee,
Oct. 9, in Salem General Hospital.
Doting grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Joe McAlfrey, and great-
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Whiting.
ATTENDING CONVENTION
Attending the annual state con-
vention of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union are Mrs. David
Turner, Mrs. Nena P. Roberts,
Mrs. Howard White and Miss Mar-
tan Johnson. The ladies were driv-
en to the convention in Everett by
Mrs. Palmer Roberts.
Figure Control
SLIM-N-TRIM
323 Franklin - HA 6-8293
iellll NIIItLI IIVlMIIBI
BOY SCOUTS
OF AMERICA
Support the Annual
Fund Drive
This is your opportunity to support
the .84 Mason county boys in the Scout-
ing program.
SHELTON PORCHLIGHT DRIVE
Monday, November 2nd
Leave your porchlight on.
HOODSPORT - HOOD CANAL AREA
Tuesday Evening
November 3rd
PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY
RELY ON
IMPSON LO661NO CO.
• McCLEARY • OLYMPIA
tmm m LNO wo.eo..o.ouHI0t m t..n,!Oil
Our 64th Year
ttost Dist. (onf,lb,
2 (',ounties Merge
Mrs, thldolph Srh|li(ll, Wash-
iuKton Slat(' presidenl of lhe Ped-
Cl';I i Oil V()III;I l]'S (:lllbs, s}Iys she
likes any t'oloJ' .jusl. ;4o il is or-
;lllgc. Mrs. S(.hnlidl, g'll(St Spoakel'
.f Ihe £rasoll County 1)islrict Con-
VellliOIl, \\;VOle an ,live .lieel], vvooI
dI'('NS alld it /)lll'IIl_ ()I'KII( ('rh)Che
hat. M a,;. Nina Milh,r, president of
tile lh)od C;tltal (2hill, l)resented
her with a g'ol(I (:orsHo'( (.'()lllph-
lll0!'ll ill K her cos|tlllle.
l)llrJrw' the btlsiness nleeting
heht in lhe morning, Oct. 21, tile
Minion C.otmty l,'elieration deeid-
(!(I IO lllt'l'g'C with the Pierc(! l'en-
insula I,'ederated 1)isUi(:t. After
COllltllillet; reporl.s and ol.hei' l'Ol.l-
lille bllsiness a lnotion was he|de
lO adj(lllrn for hmch.
The l:l)les, covered wil:h, hire
dolhs, were decorated with pump-
kins, squash and leaves. Bunches
of dye.d Pampus grass and vine
maple carried out the auturnn
theme in the club house.
The afternoon session was open-
ed with two vocal solos by Mrs.
A. L. Gouley, "Consider the Lilies"
and "At Dawning".
Using as her theme a quotation
from Exodus IV, verse 2, "And
the Lord said unto him, What is
that in your hand? And he said,
A rod." Mrs. Schmidt explained,
"Anyone can achieve great
things," if they take stock of their
talents and make use of them.
The Federated Woman's Cluhs
arc very diversified in their scope
of interest which cover many
fields of endeavor. Mrs. Schmidt
named a few from which clubs
can choose their projects. They
include conservation, home-life,
scholarships, honoring teachers,
CARE and education.
Of great interest to the clubs
of Yakima where there is a pre-
dominance of illiteracy, is the
program of education. In the
state of Washington there are
65,590 adults who cammt read or
write.. The majority are foreign-
ers, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese.
Some are Negro. The Women's
dubs ill that area are spon)ring
classes in Sunnyside, Yakima and
Wapato to teach these people.
Mrs. Schmidt told of the satis-
fa:tion she got in teaching an old
Negro woman nf seventy to write.
She quoted tile old woman, "Now
ah can go to the bsnk and put my
name on my checks instead of that
ol' X."
There are ten to twelve illiter.
ate l)e()ide in Mason county.
Andrea Kneeland, Jerrold Lehman
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MISS ANDREA KNEELAND, 1959 Forest Festival queen, be-
came the aRraottve bride of Mr. Jerrold C. Lehman in a double
ring ceremony in the home of he bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Kneeland. (Dean photo.)
* $
The home of Mr. and Mr.. Tom
Kneeland was the scene of the re-
cent marriage of their daughter,
Andrea to .Mr. Jerrold C. Leh-
man, son of Mr. Chester Lehman,
Olympia and Mrs. George Still-
well, San Diego, Calif.
Baskets of pastel gladiolas and
lemon leaves decorated tile home
for the occasion. The Rev. Carl J.
Carlsen read the double ring cere-
mony. The bridegroom sang "I
Love You, Truly" and Mr. James
Shumate, "The Lord's Prayer", ac-
companied by Mrs. Lout Larson at
the organ.
For her wedding, the bride bor-
rowed from Mrs. Tom Kneeland,
Jr., her sister-in-law, a full length
gown of imported pearl white Du-
3toni silk and Chantilly lace. Tte
sculptured bodice featured a sa-
brina neckline and bridal point
sleeves. Her tulle veil, fashioned
by the bride, was (:might by a
rhinestone tiarra. She carried a
ca.scading heart shaped bouquet of
pink and white chrysanthemnnls.
Mrs. Roy Tayh)r, matron of
honor wore a sort pink ballerina
length princess style gowa kVJ.
scooped neck of sheer nylon. Sh'e
carried a crescent shal)ed arrangc-
ment of pink chrysanthennnns.
Mr. Michael Bryan of Olympia
$ $
was best man, Mr. Jean Myers,
candlelighter and Messers Tom
Kneeland, Jr., McMinnville, Ore.,
brother of the bride and R. D.
Rayson, brother-in-law of the
hride, Everett, ushers.
Mrs. Kneeland chose nn ice blue
brocaded sheath with rose chrys-
anthenlum corsage, for her daugh-
ter's wedding.
hn,nediately following the nup-
tials, a reception honoring the
new Mr. and Mrs. Lehnlan was
held. Bouquets of pink chrysan-
themums decorated the rccepti(m
table where the three tiered wed-
ding cake was centered. The cake
was decorated with pink roses and
topped with the traditional minia-
ture bridal couple.
Serving the appointments s,t the
reception were Mrs. R, D. Ray-
son, sister of tile hrMe., Mrs.
Michael Brynn, Mrs. Gene Stock-
well, (:ousin of the bride and Miss
Karen Wesl hind.
For the scenic wedding trip to
San Diego, tile new Mrs. Lehman
changed to a pink taffeta dress
with scOt)lied neckline and three
i (lllarter sleeves.
• Mrs Lehman was graduated
from Irene S. Reed high school
and Mr. Lehman, Williaro Wlnloek
Miller high school, Olympia. He is
now serving in the US Army.
ooox.,, ,. w,os, x .: /
:Recipe Favoritls of Aunty Residents.
aisins, spices and flour'. Bake in
loaf pan 40 minutes in 325 degree
oven.
LAUREL COURT '
• . . --q
00v'rvS OFFI(ERS
• 1.: ll Jk
()lTicers were honorPd at the !
]asl in(R!t ing (if Laul'e] (onlllq No.
26. Order of Anlal'anth. Presiding
;It the ll()nol' lligllt lllee|iIlg \\;vele:
t{L Marie Rmmion, ILM; SK \\;\'il-
lialll Anderson, [{I'.
The chapter I'OOnl Hnd dining i
hall were (lecorated in a ga.y i'll{
14alloween motif fro' the OC(:}tsiou. l
Alu()ng Llle honort,d gtlesls "were[
Royal hatv'orts, I.atrons, Associ:tte
luatrons, p a t r o n S, SCCI'e[ al'ies,
Pa
TEMPERANCE
INSURANGE
EXOHANGE
FIRE • AUTO • CASUALTY
Robert Shane
200 East Pine HA 6-4147
1 i'elisln'ers, COlldtl('tresses, aSs(if:i- .............. ,,
ate (!ondtl(_,tresses, fl'Olll l tie hcal ] " " ' '' ' ,,, , ,,,
and visiting C()tLrts. I
SKATING
AT
SHELTON ROLLER
ARENA
Grand officers visiling I,am'ell
(OlU't vcere HL Hazel ()hiTler. Pasl I
(]rand R()yal Matron; IlL Dorothy[
M "di, th, IlL Francis Blaznt, Hf j
Hattie I{untley, and SK Clarence I
Perkins,
t Two new officers were instalh:,d
during the meeling. They were HL I
Hal lie Pierce, charity and HL Ila
Chase. ilistorian. Instlling offi-
cers were SK ,Villianl Anderson,
RP, HL Ella McCulloeh, PRM an(I
SK Ernest l{unnion, PRP.
%Vednesday, Nov. 11 Laurel
Court will meet to i)ra(?tieo for lhe
official visit of SK Fred H,qrper,
Gran(i Assistant: Lecturer. HL
Francis Bland, Grand assistant
lecturer will assist the. court at
the practice. All officers are ask-
ed to be at the Masonic Temple at
7::¢0 p.m.
DANCE CLASSES SLATED
Anyone interested ill learning to
dance are asked to call Mrs. Jim
Grimes, HA 6-8269, Mrs. Kyron
Wilson, HA 6-342:] after 5:30 p.m.
or Mrs. R. C. Viger, Union 287.
The clas..s will be formed as soon
as 15 couples can be signed.
II I II
Olympic ttwy. No. at ",T"
Friday Night - 7:30 p.m.
Sat. Morning - 10 to Noon
Sat. Afternoon - 1:30 - 4
Sat. Evening - 7:30- 10:30
Sunday Afternoon 1:30 - 4
For Parties Call
HA (;-3494
i ,i i ii ii
I I "[ n ' ill .... I1 i i ......
ANTI-
ll: E:
UN,IO0 PERMANENT
All-Winter
15
gal.
Protection
I,
ETHYLENE
PREVENTS
CLOGGING.
GLYCOL BASE UNICO PERMANENT
RUST, CORROSION, FOAMING AND
IT WON'T EVAPORATE.
ORDER YOURS NOW
116 No. First
I H A 6-4373
j I w,m,.m ¢..m.n /
I I I I I
"ii ¸ . : ".
Mr Evelene Farrell
Mrs. Evelene Farrell, whose hob-
by i fafi¢'ywork, offers this recipe
to M$on county homemakers as
a ty desert for lunchboxes.
Eflgiet App|esauce Cake
I cu aweetened applesauce
1 teaspoon soda
/ cup butter
1 cup sugar
1 tea@Don salt
cup ground raisins
1 teaspoon each -- cinnamon,
nutmeg, all-spice
2 cups flour
Mix together applesauce and so-
da. Cream butter, sugar and salt,
add applesauce mixture, then add
Oia. Of 'M
To Be Honored
Irene S. Reed high school will
be honoring the class of 1954 at
the annual Homecoming assembly,
Nov. 5. Any '54 graduate wishing
to participate in the program is
asked to call HA 6-8464 or HA
6-3132.
Luncheons to Aid
Children's Hospital
The Dorca, Meyers Smith Orth-
opedic Guild teld its last meeting
in the home of Mrs. Lloyd Oruver
with Mrs. Robert Turner assisting.
A luncheon was held in the
home of Mrs. Jim Rattone, Wed-
neaday, Oct. 1, for mermbers and
friertds. Proceeds from regular
onCa.month luncheons will be
the group's money making project
:for the year.
You always score hngh
with good grooming
$ LU r°Y °meli :;;; [ o f!:: ::}re i:liii' t!;!iv i:!ii:hi !
: i spot and st?in..., r:capture dazzling fresh?es
y::'l; : t; ::i: fall' Our pric':s?
Pantor,:m, t0Cleaners
October 2fL ]959
TV Repairs
Technicians
he tops in TV service
the best in
enjoyment. Let us
both for you.
Call On
ROWS
Service
MT. VIEW
Hiway No.
HA. 6-3172
UP TO!
$1000 I',:,,
Social Even ts
gHELTON-MA,0N COUNTY J0[TRNAL--=Publihed in "Ohri.tmastow,, U.,A.," Shelton, Wa.tlin
ttood (:anal Women!Kneeland Home Wedding Unites
"Society Editor • Beve Wells . Phone HA 6-4412
Hillcrest Homemakers
To Meet at Jackson's
Mrs. Vilfre(I Ja(:ks()n's honle
will be the scene of the next Hill-
crest ttomemakers Club, Wednes-
day, heKinning with a noon pot-
luct( luncheon. Hostesses for tile
meeting will be Mrs, Jackson and
Mrs. Mary Trotter.
Last Ttmsday, the members at-
lended the anmml Christmas open
honse of the ]{s()n Collnty ill tile
Armory. The last meeting of the
club was held in tile home of Mrs.
May Burgess with 13 members
present.
FAMILY GAME NIGHT
A family game night will be
hehl this evening, Thursday, be-
ginning at seven o'clock in the
parish hall of St. Edward's Catho-
lic church. Cath prizes will be
awarded hy the members of Our
Lady of the Woods Altar Society
Guild.
PROMPTLY,
P_RIVATELY"
one7 for:any worthy
[]purpose on Signature'
l-tr;p servi00..00,
phone
Railroad Ave.--Phone: HA. 6-4447, Shelton
|CNOOt|
Democrats Plan
Meeting. Dinner
The lh, ( ( rali(. (:,nl r:d rom-
lllitleo wishes to illlll()illl(,(! lhat
there will be 11 iliIie ('oilnlv ]eH.'lle
lneeting al 2 p.ln. S:llllrdity, Nov.
7, ill lhe At|l/cry.
Following lhe nw.l ing :ill oyster
ste%v alld dessel'L will I),, ,m)rvr(l
from 'I until 7 p.m. The rneelin
wilt be open to all inler,slelt l)ern-
oerats and the dinl]el' is o])t!fl tl
the public.
WWI VETERANS
TO MEEI NOV. 6
Delegates of tile S)l,..]l.()tl Navy
Mothers ('.hlb, who attended tile
second bi-,'tn nnal (:onvenlion of,
Washington St:de NMCA In('.. Oct.
13 and 14 in Seattle were pleased
to have one of their nunlber elect-
e(I to the office of trtlslee. Mrs.
Archie Underwood will hold the
office until tile 1961 convention in
Tacoma
LIVING IN NEW JERSEY
Word has been received from
Mrs. Lena Isaksoll that she is now
ill Teaneek, N.J., and will be stay-
ing with her niece, Alice Sundvoll,
for an indefinite period.
BABY BOY
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brockley of
Salem, Ore., became the proud
parents of a son, Lawrence Lee,
Oct. 9, in Salem General Hospital.
Doting grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Joe McAlfrey, and great-
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Whiting.
ATTENDING CONVENTION
Attending the annual state con-
vention of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union are Mrs. David
Turner, Mrs. Nena P. Roberts,
Mrs. Howard White and Miss Mar-
tan Johnson. The ladies were driv-
en to the convention in Everett by
Mrs. Palmer Roberts.
Figure Control
SLIM-N-TRIM
323 Franklin - HA 6-8293
iellll NIIItLI IIVlMIIBI
BOY SCOUTS
OF AMERICA
Support the Annual
Fund Drive
This is your opportunity to support
the .84 Mason county boys in the Scout-
ing program.
SHELTON PORCHLIGHT DRIVE
Monday, November 2nd
Leave your porchlight on.
HOODSPORT - HOOD CANAL AREA
Tuesday Evening
November 3rd
PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY
RELY ON
IMPSON LO661NO CO.
• McCLEARY • OLYMPIA
tmm m LNO wo.eo..o.ouHI0t m t..n,!Oil
Our 64th Year
ttost Dist. (onf,lb,
2 (',ounties Merge
Mrs, thldolph Srh|li(ll, Wash-
iuKton Slat(' presidenl of lhe Ped-
Cl';I i Oil V()III;I l]'S (:lllbs, s}Iys she
likes any t'oloJ' .jusl. ;4o il is or-
;lllgc. Mrs. S(.hnlidl, g'll(St Spoakel'
.f Ihe £rasoll County 1)islrict Con-
VellliOIl, \\;VOle an ,live .lieel], vvooI
dI'('NS alld it /)lll'IIl_ ()I'KII( ('rh)Che
hat. M a,;. Nina Milh,r, president of
tile lh)od C;tltal (2hill, l)resented
her with a g'ol(I (:orsHo'( (.'()lllph-
lll0!'ll ill K her cos|tlllle.
l)llrJrw' the btlsiness nleeting
heht in lhe morning, Oct. 21, tile
Minion C.otmty l,'elieration deeid-
(!(I IO lllt'l'g'C with the Pierc(! l'en-
insula I,'ederated 1)isUi(:t. After
COllltllillet; reporl.s and ol.hei' l'Ol.l-
lille bllsiness a lnotion was he|de
lO adj(lllrn for hmch.
The l:l)les, covered wil:h, hire
dolhs, were decorated with pump-
kins, squash and leaves. Bunches
of dye.d Pampus grass and vine
maple carried out the auturnn
theme in the club house.
The afternoon session was open-
ed with two vocal solos by Mrs.
A. L. Gouley, "Consider the Lilies"
and "At Dawning".
Using as her theme a quotation
from Exodus IV, verse 2, "And
the Lord said unto him, What is
that in your hand? And he said,
A rod." Mrs. Schmidt explained,
"Anyone can achieve great
things," if they take stock of their
talents and make use of them.
The Federated Woman's Cluhs
arc very diversified in their scope
of interest which cover many
fields of endeavor. Mrs. Schmidt
named a few from which clubs
can choose their projects. They
include conservation, home-life,
scholarships, honoring teachers,
CARE and education.
Of great interest to the clubs
of Yakima where there is a pre-
dominance of illiteracy, is the
program of education. In the
state of Washington there are
65,590 adults who cammt read or
write.. The majority are foreign-
ers, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese.
Some are Negro. The Women's
dubs ill that area are spon)ring
classes in Sunnyside, Yakima and
Wapato to teach these people.
Mrs. Schmidt told of the satis-
fa:tion she got in teaching an old
Negro woman nf seventy to write.
She quoted tile old woman, "Now
ah can go to the bsnk and put my
name on my checks instead of that
ol' X."
There are ten to twelve illiter.
ate l)e()ide in Mason county.
Andrea Kneeland, Jerrold Lehman
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MISS ANDREA KNEELAND, 1959 Forest Festival queen, be-
came the aRraottve bride of Mr. Jerrold C. Lehman in a double
ring ceremony in the home of he bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Kneeland. (Dean photo.)
* $
The home of Mr. and Mr.. Tom
Kneeland was the scene of the re-
cent marriage of their daughter,
Andrea to .Mr. Jerrold C. Leh-
man, son of Mr. Chester Lehman,
Olympia and Mrs. George Still-
well, San Diego, Calif.
Baskets of pastel gladiolas and
lemon leaves decorated tile home
for the occasion. The Rev. Carl J.
Carlsen read the double ring cere-
mony. The bridegroom sang "I
Love You, Truly" and Mr. James
Shumate, "The Lord's Prayer", ac-
companied by Mrs. Lout Larson at
the organ.
For her wedding, the bride bor-
rowed from Mrs. Tom Kneeland,
Jr., her sister-in-law, a full length
gown of imported pearl white Du-
3toni silk and Chantilly lace. Tte
sculptured bodice featured a sa-
brina neckline and bridal point
sleeves. Her tulle veil, fashioned
by the bride, was (:might by a
rhinestone tiarra. She carried a
ca.scading heart shaped bouquet of
pink and white chrysanthemnnls.
Mrs. Roy Tayh)r, matron of
honor wore a sort pink ballerina
length princess style gowa kVJ.
scooped neck of sheer nylon. Sh'e
carried a crescent shal)ed arrangc-
ment of pink chrysanthennnns.
Mr. Michael Bryan of Olympia
$ $
was best man, Mr. Jean Myers,
candlelighter and Messers Tom
Kneeland, Jr., McMinnville, Ore.,
brother of the bride and R. D.
Rayson, brother-in-law of the
hride, Everett, ushers.
Mrs. Kneeland chose nn ice blue
brocaded sheath with rose chrys-
anthenlum corsage, for her daugh-
ter's wedding.
hn,nediately following the nup-
tials, a reception honoring the
new Mr. and Mrs. Lehnlan was
held. Bouquets of pink chrysan-
themums decorated the rccepti(m
table where the three tiered wed-
ding cake was centered. The cake
was decorated with pink roses and
topped with the traditional minia-
ture bridal couple.
Serving the appointments s,t the
reception were Mrs. R, D. Ray-
son, sister of tile hrMe., Mrs.
Michael Brynn, Mrs. Gene Stock-
well, (:ousin of the bride and Miss
Karen Wesl hind.
For the scenic wedding trip to
San Diego, tile new Mrs. Lehman
changed to a pink taffeta dress
with scOt)lied neckline and three
i (lllarter sleeves.
• Mrs Lehman was graduated
from Irene S. Reed high school
and Mr. Lehman, Williaro Wlnloek
Miller high school, Olympia. He is
now serving in the US Army.
ooox.,, ,. w,os, x .: /
:Recipe Favoritls of Aunty Residents.
aisins, spices and flour'. Bake in
loaf pan 40 minutes in 325 degree
oven.
LAUREL COURT '
• . . --q
00v'rvS OFFI(ERS
• 1.: ll Jk
()lTicers were honorPd at the !
]asl in(R!t ing (if Laul'e] (onlllq No.
26. Order of Anlal'anth. Presiding
;It the ll()nol' lligllt lllee|iIlg \\;vele:
t{L Marie Rmmion, ILM; SK \\;\'il-
lialll Anderson, [{I'.
The chapter I'OOnl Hnd dining i
hall were (lecorated in a ga.y i'll{
14alloween motif fro' the OC(:}tsiou. l
Alu()ng Llle honort,d gtlesls "were[
Royal hatv'orts, I.atrons, Associ:tte
luatrons, p a t r o n S, SCCI'e[ al'ies,
Pa
TEMPERANCE
INSURANGE
EXOHANGE
FIRE • AUTO • CASUALTY
Robert Shane
200 East Pine HA 6-4147
1 i'elisln'ers, COlldtl('tresses, aSs(if:i- .............. ,,
ate (!ondtl(_,tresses, fl'Olll l tie hcal ] " " ' '' ' ,,, , ,,,
and visiting C()tLrts. I
SKATING
AT
SHELTON ROLLER
ARENA
Grand officers visiling I,am'ell
(OlU't vcere HL Hazel ()hiTler. Pasl I
(]rand R()yal Matron; IlL Dorothy[
M "di, th, IlL Francis Blaznt, Hf j
Hattie I{untley, and SK Clarence I
Perkins,
t Two new officers were instalh:,d
during the meeling. They were HL I
Hal lie Pierce, charity and HL Ila
Chase. ilistorian. Instlling offi-
cers were SK ,Villianl Anderson,
RP, HL Ella McCulloeh, PRM an(I
SK Ernest l{unnion, PRP.
%Vednesday, Nov. 11 Laurel
Court will meet to i)ra(?tieo for lhe
official visit of SK Fred H,qrper,
Gran(i Assistant: Lecturer. HL
Francis Bland, Grand assistant
lecturer will assist the. court at
the practice. All officers are ask-
ed to be at the Masonic Temple at
7::¢0 p.m.
DANCE CLASSES SLATED
Anyone interested ill learning to
dance are asked to call Mrs. Jim
Grimes, HA 6-8269, Mrs. Kyron
Wilson, HA 6-342:] after 5:30 p.m.
or Mrs. R. C. Viger, Union 287.
The clas..s will be formed as soon
as 15 couples can be signed.
II I II
Olympic ttwy. No. at ",T"
Friday Night - 7:30 p.m.
Sat. Morning - 10 to Noon
Sat. Afternoon - 1:30 - 4
Sat. Evening - 7:30- 10:30
Sunday Afternoon 1:30 - 4
For Parties Call
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Protection
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PREVENTS
CLOGGING.
GLYCOL BASE UNICO PERMANENT
RUST, CORROSION, FOAMING AND
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ORDER YOURS NOW
116 No. First
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Mr Evelene Farrell
Mrs. Evelene Farrell, whose hob-
by i fafi¢'ywork, offers this recipe
to M$on county homemakers as
a ty desert for lunchboxes.
Eflgiet App|esauce Cake
I cu aweetened applesauce
1 teaspoon soda
/ cup butter
1 cup sugar
1 tea@Don salt
cup ground raisins
1 teaspoon each -- cinnamon,
nutmeg, all-spice
2 cups flour
Mix together applesauce and so-
da. Cream butter, sugar and salt,
add applesauce mixture, then add
Oia. Of 'M
To Be Honored
Irene S. Reed high school will
be honoring the class of 1954 at
the annual Homecoming assembly,
Nov. 5. Any '54 graduate wishing
to participate in the program is
asked to call HA 6-8464 or HA
6-3132.
Luncheons to Aid
Children's Hospital
The Dorca, Meyers Smith Orth-
opedic Guild teld its last meeting
in the home of Mrs. Lloyd Oruver
with Mrs. Robert Turner assisting.
A luncheon was held in the
home of Mrs. Jim Rattone, Wed-
neaday, Oct. 1, for mermbers and
friertds. Proceeds from regular
onCa.month luncheons will be
the group's money making project
:for the year.
You always score hngh
with good grooming
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