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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmas•own, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington Thursday, December 20,
Eagles Announce
Beef Awards Made
The Eagles Aerie beef award
winners are: Rose Dumert, hind
quarter; Dick Gardner, front
quarter, and Frank Make, ham.
Tile Eagles wislx.l=o thank every-
one who helped make the project
a SllCCeSS.
The next regular meeting of the
Eagles Aerie will be January 8
at 8 p.m. at the airport hall
SALTY SASIIAYERS
CANCEL DANCE
Salty Sashayers Sqtmrc Dance
Club has cancelled the regular
dance scheduled this Saturday
night and will have a New Year's
dance instead. December 31.
PARTY IOE
Small Cubes in 10-1b
Sacks
BILL'S SHELL
SERVICE
First and Cota
OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M.
Zonta Club Members,
Guests Enjoy Old
Fashioned Yule Party
An old fashione¢/ Christmas
party was held for members of
the Mason County Zonta Club and
their guests Dec. 13 at the Co-
lonial House. Five original charter
members honored during the
evenlng were Mary Ellen Ander+
son, Susie Pauley, Alma Catto,
Mln Wivell and Mary Smith.
Eight-year-old David Frank en-
tertained the party with two piano
solos. Highlights of the evening
were games and the exchange of
gifts. One guest, Bud Watts, re-
ceived two "T" bones.
Other guests included Mrs.
Thelma Maxwell and Messrs. Cliff
Wivell, Horace Green Elbert Trey
let, Clinton Miflin and JilA Need-
ham.
Rosie Smith was chairman for
the party:
WWI Vets, Auxiliary
Christmas Meeting
A good attendance enjoyed the
Madlona Barracks No. 1462
WWI Veterans and Anxiliary
Christmas party held ].')ecember
13
New members taken into the
auxiliary wm Charlotte Gardner,
Ella Chappell, Willa Shelton and
Leila Hootman, n
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Social Even ts
MISS PETZOLD IS NOVEMBER
BRIDE OF JOHN SCHALLBERGER
MISS KATHRYN ELOISE PETZOLD and John Albert SchaHber-
get were married November 24 at the St. Edward's Catholic
church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Petzold,
Shelton. His parents are Mrs. John Schallberger, Mt. Angel, Ore-
gon, and the late Mr, Schallberger. :The couple will live in Port-
land.
St, Edward's Catholic church
was the scene of a November 24
morning wedding when Miss Kath-
ryn Eloise Petzold and John Al-
bert Schallberger exchanged wed-
ding vows. Miss Petzold is the
daughter of Mr. and rs. Albert
O. Petzold, Shelton, Mrs. John
Schallberger, Mr. Angel, Oregon,
and the late Mr'. Schallberger are
the parents of the bridegroom.
The color of persimmon featur-
ed the decor for the wedding.
White and persimmon chrysanthe-
mums were the main decorations
with white satin bows on the pews
centered with tiny persimmon
bows and puffs on rnatching net.
The Rev. Father Marl( Wiech-
mann, OSB, officiated at the nup-
tial high mass nd double-ring
ceremony. Miss Charlene Smith
was soloist. Mrs. Ted Wittenberg
was organist.
Mr. Petzold escorted the bride
to the altar, Her wedding dress
was of tafetta and Chantilly lace.
The fitted bodice was styled with
jeweled lace yoke and long poin-
ted sleeves. The scalh)ped over-
skirt, tapered in back over a full
tiered lace skirt extending into a
chapel-length train. The traditi-
onal enrage blossoms were arran-
ged to contour the forehead and
hold in place the elbow length eil
of silk illusion. The bride carried
a bouquet of white chrysanthe-
murns and carnations with persim-
mon colored autumn roses center-
ed with white orchids. Entwined
among the flowers was a small
rosary given to her at her chris-
tening which had been blessed by
Pope Plus XII,
Miss Angela Lesnick of Olympia
was maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Miss Jeanie Gambaro, Miss
Jeralyn Coel]ran, both of Portland,
and Miss Carol Locke, Shelton,
All four attendants wore frocks
of persimmon-colored delustered
satin with matching headdresscs,
They carried colonial bouquets of
attlumn roses and chrysantie-
mums sprayed to match their
dresses.
James Berchtold of Mr. Angel
was best man. Groomsmen were
Charles Petzold, brother of the
bride, Kenneth Wachter, Mt. An-
gel and William Beyer, Mt Angel.
A wedding hmcheon in the pa-
rish hall followed the ceremony,
The f0ur-tiered, pillared wedding
cake waich was baked and dec()-
rated by the bride's mother, was
cnt by Mrs. Lawrence Bailey, god,
mother of the bride. Serving the
punch were Dave Rayson, god-
father of the bride, and Lawrence
Bailey. Miss Judy Manke passed,
the guest book and Miss Ann Hay-
nes attended the gift table.
The couple went on a brief trip,
their wedding trip postponed be,
cause the bridegroom was called
back to active duty in the Air
Force.
The bride attended Shelton
schools and Mr. Angel college. She
is employed with Amrican Fore
Loyalty Group Insurance Compa..
nies in Portland, The brtdegroom
is a graduate of Mt. ngel Prep
and attended St. 1Vartin's College
and the University of Portland,
He is employed with Western Dai-
ry Equipment Co. The newlyweds
will live in Portland,
The newly married pair were
honored at a second reception gi-
ven by the groom's mother in
Mr. Angel December 2. A 3rtiered
cake was cut by Mrs. Joe Aicher,
aunt and also godmother of the
groom,
Use Journal Wanl Ads
Cascade ,ouncH J0is
Olher+ In Yule Ptans
For Hospital Pafienis
The December meeting of Cas-
cade Council of Amcrican Red
Cro.s was held at the officers'
club at Madigan hospiLal with
Mason county represented by Miss
Marian Johnson. Mrs. Lucille
SI)eece. Mrs. Paul Welch and
Miss Emily Babcock.
Following the business meeting
the group moved to the recreation
hall here they stuffed 100 Christ-
mas stockings to be gven to
patients on Christmas Eve. The
stockings were made by the
Grandmothers' Club of Aberdeen.
Small gifts for the stockings were
given by the Ft. Lewis Auxiliary,
Aplets by the Olympia Americau
Legion Auxiliary and hard dandy
by Mrs. Roy McConkey. Fruit will
be given by the Yakima Fruit
Growers Assoc•
Women patients will each re-
ceive a corsage made by the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Club of Aberdeen. The hospital
will be decorated with wreaths
and swags from the Pierce County
garden clubs,
Local donors of cooldes this
month for the ward parties were
The Friendship Club, Mrs. J. H.
Gilliland, Mrs. D, R. Pittenger,
Mrs. Frank Travis, Jr., and Pick-
ering Homemakers Club. The
VFW Auxiliary sent beverage ma-
terial and prizes for games at
American Lake hospital,
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VFW Post, Auxiliary
Holiday Entertainment
Tomorrow Evening
All members of VFW Post and
its Auxiliary are invited to the
annual Christmas party starting
with a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m.
this Friday at the Memorial build-
ing. Gifts will be exchanged be-
twee] the men and between the
women.* Children's gifts should
be tagged with their names.
Mrs. Jessie Cox, Deputy Chief
of Staff of 5th district inspected
books of the Olympia VFYV Auxiti-
cry last Friday evening. Mrs. Bet-
ty Godwin assisted as conductress
at the meeting. Mrs. Bernice Jans-
son filled in as mumcian. Mru.
Evelyn Seeley, district president,
was honored.
Members attending ft'()]]] Shel-
ton were Mr. and Mrs. Larry God-
win, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gephart,
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Sparks, Mr.
and Mrs. John Jansson. Mrs. Way-
ne Robinson' and Mrs. Charles Cox.
Use Journal Want Ads
Homemaker's Giub
Noon Luncheon
Hillerest Homenzakers Club will
meet Jan. 2 for a 12 noon hmcheon
at tie home of Mrs. Darrel Sparks
At the Christmas party mem-
bers and families all enjoyed a
good time. Pinochle was played.
Mrs. Al Pinney won high for
women; Mrs. Ellis Wells. low.
Men's high was won by Darrell
Sparks; low, Al Pinney.
Tle quilt was awarded to A1
Barns. Mrs. Verna Johanson was
presented a gift for selling the
most tickets.
WSCS PROGRAM
AND SILVER TEA
IS WELL ATTENDED
The annual Christmas program
and Tea held December 12 at the
Shelton Methodist church was well
attended by a most appreciative
audience.
The program was held in the
church sanctuary which was
beautifully decorated with poin-
settias and Christmas greens. It
was arranged by Bernice Stewart
general chairman.
An organ prelude of Christmas
nmsic was played by Mrs. Gra-
ham Walker who also accompan-
ied the choral' group. Mrs. H. W.
McClary opened With a prayer.
A violin s01o by Helen Palmer
was accompanied by Mrs. Wat-
kins. The scripture reading was
by Mrs. Robert Rings.
The choral group consisted of
Mesdames Ada el•man, Alice
Palmer' and Bernice Stewart, 1st
soprano; Josephine Dickey, Stella
Neuenschwander and uune Hoard,
2nd soprano; and Lillian Norvold.
Helen Palmer. Boa Larsen and
Wendy Stein, altos. They sang six
numbers.
Mrs. David Little told a Christ-
mas story, "The Saddest Shep-
herd" by Henry Van Dyke. The
benediction was given by Rev.
Robert Rings,
Following the program a "Silver
Tea" was held in the social room
with the Wesley circle as hostess.
Decorations were by Mrs. Phil
Fredson.
VFW Post, Auxiliary
Yule Party Friday
The VF'vV Post and Auxiliary
Christmas potluck dinner and
party will be 'leld at 6:30 p.m.
this Friday at the Memorial hall.
There will be a program and gift
exchange. Santa Claus plans to
be present.
A work of art is a corner of
Be not merely good; be good for
something.
Thcreau
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I. HOUSE SUPPERS
I. WOMES SHAGS
t' Long Clip , $299
l" Short Clip
CHILDREN S MOON-BASE
HOUSE SLIPPERS
t with Rocket Box and Arm Patch
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WOMEHS PURSES
The Bootery
Angle
Agency
Clara Angle
Herb Angle
Eber Angle
Dick Angle
Mary Van Blaricom
Eva Ahlskog
Sue Daniels
Iean Oaniels
GREETING DRAWN
BY
R1CKIE HAYNES
Age ii t
Evergreen School
Girl Scouts And
Brownies To Carol
Friday Evening
The Girl Scout and Brownie
annual Christmas caroling will be
held this Friday evening. The girls
and their leaders will meet at
m outside the Shelton
6:30 ]..
Post Otme.
After the group has sung at
various points in the downtown
district and the hospitals they
will meet at St. David's Episco-
pal church for refresh"t'.'nts. If
the weather is unsuitable for out-
door staging the gnus ant adults
will go direct'" !o ,qI I,avid',
church for a short session of
Christmas carols.
Mrs. tester Joslin mm Mrs. 1-)e>:-
ter Edge will lead the singing.
Mrs Nell Dethlefs is in charge of
refreshments.
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DIRT DOBBERS CLUB
HOLIDAY PARTY
The Dirt Dobbers Garden Club
will hold its Christmas Party at
10 a,m. next Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Delbert Weston, 701 N.
13th street.
See
Emerson
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Music Box
205 Cote St.
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Vacuum Cleaners
• Ranges
Dishwashers
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Vacuum Cleaner
1 only -- $4895
, 2.SLICE
Toastmaster
1 only -- $1495+::i
Westinghouse
Deluxe Vac.
1 Only -- Reg. $74.95
Special $5995
Westinghouse
1 Only
Radio
$2295
Green Houses ...................... $1 145 $1
Small Hand-Mixers .................................... $8 5
West• Percolators, submersible .......... $
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Food Disposers
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December 20,
El) 1N COURT
McCalhun. Brem
to negligent d
Connty Superior
Judge Raymond C
He was fined $10(
appealed a convicti<
while intoxicated
Rolla Halbert's :
The charge was redu
driving in St
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Phone 426-3047
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Phone 426-4071
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