The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 3

i A ol CenfraUa eni of rf augh sherri fo Mr Owen Grubbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crubbs oi Rochester. The bride-elect is senior at Centralia High School. Mr.

Grubbs is a student at College. H. employed by Yard Birds Shopping Center Centralia Couple Wed In Single-Ring Service The Centralia home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pendleton was the setting for the Feb.

21 wedding of their son, Mr. John C. Pendleton, and Miss a Diane Masters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.

D. Owen, Centra lia Defrost Freezer Quickly DEAR POLLY I would ule to tell Newly Married how she can defrost her refrigerator freezing compartment very quickly. Turn it off, take out whatever food is in the freezer and wrap in lots of newspaper. Put one or two pans of very hot water in the freezer and put a heavy bath towel under the tray. Close freezer door so the steam can loosen the frost.

As soon as this ice loosens, remove in chunks and put in the sink. I use a yardstick to push the ice from the top and whatever does not go into the tray goes on the towel. Shake this out in the sink before it melts, wipe out the freezer and tray and replace the food. The job is finished in no time. -LOUISE B.

DEAR GIRLS too, have used this method for more years than I like to admit and find that a rubber spatula is also good for loosening the sheets of ice but never, never use an ice pick. POLLY Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY My expensive new plastic tablecloth has a felt backing and I wonder if it is machine washable. I hate to ruin it if it is not. 1 find soap and water does not remove some of the soiled spots. What is a good solution to use for cleaning such a cloth? MRS.

A.W.S. DEAR POLLY I always had a hard time keeping track of whether or not all my children brushed their teeth but have now hit on a great way. I always get up first in the morning. When I brush my own teeth I put a dab of toothpaste on each child's brush and then do the same thing at night. Ali I have to do is to check their brushes to see if they have cleaned their teeth.

This saves a lot of useless nagging. -MRS. J.S. DEAR'POLLY I have a special way of distinguishing my husband's good handkerchiefs from his everyday ones which may have tiny holes or stains. When ironing, 1 fo'd and iron the good handkerchiefs into squares and the everyday ones into triangles.

This way my husband can tell them apart on sight. GERTRUDE. DEAR POLLY I use silver cream on the stainless a my stove and refrigerator and on the glass tile in my bathroom. It works like magic and the tile shines like a mirror. ANNIE The Rev.

Homer Toler officiated at the 6 pjn. single-ring service. The bride chose a semi-white lace long-sleeved dress for her wedding. Her veil was white and her shoes, red and white. She carried a bouquet of red roses and white chrysanthemums.

Mrs. Lonnie Atkins of Centralia was matron of honor. She wore a brown cotton dress with brown lace. Beige shoes and white gloves completed her costume. Her corsage was of white chrysanthemums with red and white streamers.

Mr. Otto Boeck Centralia, was best man. Assisting with the reception at the home after the wedding were Mrs. Carol Hardee, Mrs. Edith Boeck, Mrs.

Linda Pendleton, Mrs. Ruth Pendleton and Mrs. Juanita Wilson. The pew Mrs. Pendleton is a senior at Centralia High School, where her husband was graduated.

She is employed at Harold's Burger Bar in Centralia. Her bridegroom is employed by Mobile Industries, Chebalis. Announcement Is made of the engagement of Miss Sally Kefse, daughter of Mrs. Stanley E. Kelso of Chehatis anc! late Mr.

Kelso, and Mr. James A. son of Mr. and Mrs. James L.

Stottlemyre of Chehalis. Both are graduates of W. F. West High School in Chehalis. Miss Kelso It attending the University of Washington, where she an activj member ol Alpha Delta Pi Sorority.

Mr. attended the United Stales Military Academy and plans to his studies at the University of Washington. Kershaw Studio Photo Mr. and Mrs. John C.

Pendlefon Trie Doily Chronicle, Soturdoy, Feb. 28, 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaech of Silver Creek have announced the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to Mr. Jo.

sepn Muller, son of Mr. ind Mrs. Louie of Pe Ell. The bride-elect was graduated from Mossyrock High School and employed by the Bank of Washington in Chehalis. Her fi4nce: a graduate of Pe El! High School and is a senior at Washington Stale University.

The couple elans a June JO wedding. Kershaw Studio Photo Miss Iverson's Gown Designed By Mother When Miss Linnea Iverson became the bride of Mr. Harry A. Either, she was wearing a gowa of white satio and lace designed and made by her bridegroom's mother. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lauesne Iverson of Rochester. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Either of Centralia.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, was wearing an empire styled gown made with long sleeved bodice and a waist- length veil. She carried a bouquet of red roses with pink carnations tied with white streamers atop her Bible. The Rev. Eldon 0. Iverson, brolher of the bride, officiated at the 8 p.m.

wedding Feb. 14 at the Free Methodist Church in Centralia. Two baskets of red roses and pink gladiolus and two candelabra with white tapers decorated the church. Red cupids with rtite bells marked the pews. Daily Chronicle welcomes tlub news, social items, weddings, engagements and calendar notices.

So we may better serve you, please bring or mail written accounts of your meetings fo the Centralia or Chehalis office Ihe day after meeting or, for advance publication, a week before the event is If 0u organization has a 1970 yearbook, please ftfe copy with Women's Desk immediately. For information or to schedule picture or plan your publicity, call and for women's desk. Miss Becky Tobin, Centralia, was maid of honor. She wore an empire style gown of cranberry velvet with a pink satin skirt, round neckline and puff sleeves and white lace trim. She carried one red rose with pink streamers.

Bridesmaids were Miss Diane Donovan of Rochester, Miss Pam Aldrich of Centralia and Miss Linda Dipola Rochester. Miss Shelly Iverson of Olympia was flower girl. The bridesmaids wore pink satin empire waisted floor- length dresses with a cranberry ribbon around the waist and each carried a red rose. Mr. Richard E.

Bitter of Crescect City, was best man. Ushers were Mr. Jim To bin of Centralia, Mr. Lawrence Englund of Oakville and Mr. Ed Blair of Olympja.

The reception was held in the Gold Room of the Free Methodist Church. When the bride left on her wedding trip to the Oregon coast, she was wearing a drop waisted dress with maroon bodice and white skirt with long sleeves and polka dot neck sash. White shoes and corsage of red roses and pink carnations completed her costume. Sbe is a senior at Rochester High School. Her husband a graduate of Centralia High School, is stationed with the United States Air Force at McChord Field SALEWSKY'S JEWELRY We do our diamond setting and repairing in' our modern repair shop.

ill-A North Tower, Centralia 736-6264 Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Either Evernden Photo Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Daniel King Evernden Photo Calendar CHEHALIS Monday Centralia-Chehalis Christian Woir.ca's Club, noon luncheon St. Helen's Hotel. Salfcum Valley Orthopedic Guild, 1 p.m., Salkum fire hall. CENTRALIA Monday Ladies of the Round Table 12:45 Mrs. Folmer Sogaard.

Sunshine Garden Club p.m., IOOF hall. Toe Touching TOPS Club 7:30 Salvation Arm Church hall. Centralia-Chehalis Altrus Club, 8 p.m., Mrs. Ear Gullickscn. Lewis County Machinis Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Central! Labor Temple.

Ladies a Auxiliary, 8 p.m., IOOF hall. Turkey Sandwich Combine 2 cups diced leftover turkey with 2 finely diced Western pears. Moisten with mayonnaise and season to taste Spread over buttered slices of bread. Sprinkle with grated cheese and broil until bubbly Mr. and Mrs.

Leon May of Ctnlralia announce engagement of their dajghler, Mfchife Ann, to Mr. Michael F. Sloner, son ei Mrs. Fay Stoner el Centralia. Miss May Is a graduate of Centralia High School and is employed by Bank Check Supply.

Mr. Stoner, a graduate of Centralia High School, is employed by the State of Washington in tht purchasing department. The couple plans a 13 wedding. WOMEN'S News Page Family Activities Clubs if Social Events Women's News Departments, Dial 736-3311, Ann Trout Blinks, Women's News Editor Johnston-King Vows Said On Valentine Day Wedding vows were exchanged Feb. 14 by Miss Verna Marie Johnston, daughter of Mrs.

Robert C. Johnston, Chehalis, and Mr. Chester Daniel King, son of Mrs. Esther King, Centralia. The Rev.

Warren Trotter officiated at the 5 p.m. service at the Apostolic Faith Church in Chehalis. Three candelabra and two large baskets of white stock with white gladiolus and red anthurium and white stephanotis with red streamers decorated the church. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. James Johnston.

Her gown was fashioned with bodice of rose point lace and the skirt front was of christaline chiffon with a panel of rose point lace down the front. The long train attached to the shoulders was of christaline chiffon ani rose point lace. Her veil of silk illusion was held by a rose point crown of pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of red and pink roses. Theda Easier of Portland was maid of honor.

She wore a red taffeta dress with white nylon lace over dress fashioned with red cumberbun, bow and streamers ia back. Her veil was of red nylon net and she wore red shoes. She carried a bouquet of red roses and red carnations with white stock. Bridesmaids dressed similarly to the honor attendant were Miss Dorothy Madden of Puyallup, Miss Shirley Mueller and the bride's niece, Miss Roxaruie Johnston, both, of Chehalis. Flower girl was MLss itichelle Monger of Portland, a aieoa of the bride.

CarxEelighters were the bride's cousins, Michelle Hearn of Chehalis and Miss Pam Jones of Tacoma. Mrs. Curt King was best mas for his brother. Ushers were Mr. Bob Barrs of Puyallup, Mr.

Del Salmela, Napavine; Mr. Jerry King of Centralia, nephew of the bridegroom; Mr. Gene Johnston, Yakima, brother oi the bride, and Mr. Larry Portland. The reception after wedding was held in the churcb social rooms.

For her wedding trip to Victoria, B.C., the bride changed to aa orange double knit suit and wore a white orchid corsage. The new King is a graduate of W. F. West High School in Chehalis. She Is employed by the state as a secretary- at Maple Lane School.

Mr. King is a graduate of Rochester High School and is employed by Bank Check Supply Centralia. You can use leftover cooked macaroni in a salad. Mix it wife any leftover diced rooted meat and mayonnaise; add diced ccl- ry or cucumber (or both) far contrasting texture. NOW OPEN IN OUR NEW LOCATION "On The Corner of Morlcer Boistfort" Same Telephone: 748-7871 856 Market Street Chehalis NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE SLEEPING BAGS CLEANED FOR SPRING VACATIONING CHEHALIS SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS Week of March 14 Meat Blanquette, Square Rolls, Mashed Potatoes Tossed Salad, Choice of Fruit, Milk.

Pirn, Buttered Corn, Bread and Butter, Carrot Sticks, Ice Cream, Milk. Hamburgers, Potato Chips, Cabbage Sfaw, Peaches, Fried Chicken at Case. (Wieners and Buns at Hi), Bread and Butter, Spinach, Fruit Jilts Beans 'n Ham Soup, Peanut Butter Sandwich, Beer's Chjice of CooVie, Oranges, Milk. Special Trim Teen Lunches Available. 'If Your Clothes A Not Becoming To Yoo, They Should Coming Us." AND LAUNDRY SERVICE Ron Inei James Pacific CHEHALIS 7H-37J3 by Drexel think of.