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THURSDAY, JU LY 1, 1948 T H E SANDY POST, SANDY, OREGON Page 2 SANDY THEATRE Sandy Post C lu b s - SO C IETY - Lodges Loop Highway Phone 691 Miss Pearl Modin Of Roring Weds Verne Frambers Thursday, Friday, Saturday, July 1, 2, 3 Fred MacMurray, Joan Leslie, June Haver in The Haley Baptist church was decorated with an arch of roses honeysuckle for the wedding Kathleen Wilcox, Society Editor Phone Sandy 31 and on Sunday, June 20, of Miss Pearl Modin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolp.i Modin, Boring, to Verne T. Frambers, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Frambers, of Wellington, Kansas. The cere mony was read by Rev. Horace Miss Christina Ramona Ran are traveling in Canada on their H. Moore. The bride wore a blue after now, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wedding trip and will be at William E. Rannow of Mabery, home near Dodge Park on the noon dress and carried a bouquet i of pink and white peonies with and Howard J. Vaeretti, son of Sandy river after July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vaeretti of satin streamers. Matron of honor was Mrs. Sandy, exchanged their wedding vows in candlelit Mount Tabor Everett Batee, sister of the Presbyterian church, Portland, groom, who wore a light green last Saturday evening. Dr. L. K. dress with a corsage of yellow Grimes read the service. iris and pink rosebuds. Flower The bride was given in mar girls were Mary Margret and riage by her father. She wore a i Marian Helen Batee, twin nieces POWELL VALLEY — Mr. and satin gown of period design, with Mrs. C. A. Norquist, Bull Run, of the groom, who wore white drop shoulders and a sheer neck- and Mr. and Mrs. I. Korsund, dresses with pink trim and car ! line. Her veil was held in place Gresham, were honored in obser ried baskets of pink rosebuds. 1 by a halo of orange blossoms. vance of their 40th wedding an Bridesmaids were Misses Luella ' The bridal bouquet was made of niversaries at a program and Modin, sister of the bride, dressed white flowers with a white orchid social given last Friday evening in yellow, and Jean Christianson, in the center. at Powell Valley Mission Coven cousin of the bride, who wore an Bridesm aids in Marquisette ant church. For the “ruby” an aqua dress. Both wore corsages The maid of honor, Miss Joan niversary a color scheme of deep of purple irises and pink rose bridesmaids, I red and white was carried out in buds. Schmalz, and Best man was Everett Batee, Marian Vaeretti, Lois Himmel- red roses and white candles, bach, Joanne Loper, and Suzanne with a large cake for each couple. and ushers were Jack Batee, and Michel, wore marquisette dresses The program consisted of brief Bob Funkner. '] of lavender and green and car-! talks by Rev. O. Wilner, Rex 1 ried bouquets of roses. Flower- Raynor, Ray Wion and Rev. E. I girl Linda Lauderback was dress- O. Solie, who was master of cere- ed in peach marquisette and car- monies. The Thoren quartet and ' ried a basket of blue and white Lois Solie sang. A gift of money was presented to each of the ! flowers. Wayne Marble was best man, honored couples. DAMASCUS — Dolores Louise Russell and Quentin Norquist, 1 and ushers were Charles Crone, i Bill Rannow, Ralph Brown, Dean sons of Mr. and Mrs. Norquist, Mayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. _______ were present, as was Ivan Kor- Charles Mayer, Damascus, was Schneider, , ___ and ______ Robert Marsh. Approximately 350 guests later sund, son of the Korsunds. Clay- united in marriage to Richard attended a reception in the • ton Norquist of Pacific Grove, Drumright, son of Sam Drum- church parlors where Mrs. Theo- California, and Mrs. Alice Kor right, of Aguara, California dore Mudrow and Mrs. T. C. Dar sund Kincaid, of Benicia, Cali Saturday evening June 26 in a nell poured, assisted by Mrs. fornia, were not able to attend. candlelight, double-ring cere Mr. and Mrs. Korsund were mony at Centenary Wilbur Floyd Light, Mrs. Walter E. Koch Sr., and Misses Cora Ten married in Helena, Montana, and ] Methodist church in Portland. The bride wore a long white ! Eyck, Frances Robson, Bernice have lived in the Gresham area i Johnson, Beverly Ure, Mary Ellen for about 27 years] Mr. Korsund satin wedding gown with a Holm, Doris Lankins, Dorothy is with the Portland Wire and fingertip veil and carried a white Bible and rose buds. Sutton, Lural Mason and Velma Iron Works. The bride’s attendants were Mr? and Mrs. Norquist were i Harms. Out of town guests were (Emma Hein and Mr. and Mrs. married in Minneapolis, Min Miss Lorraine Miller and Mrs. nesota, and moved to Bull Run Bernice Sahli, the bride’s sister. i R. Rexford of Los Angeles. Salt and pepper sharkskin 25 years ago, where Mr. Norquist Miss Nellie Mae Smith sang. Assisting at the reception were 1 tweed, with red and black acces- is electrical operator for the | sorles and white orchid corsage Portland General Electric com Mrs. Arthur Heacock, who cut the was the going-away costume pany. Both couples are members cake, Mrs. Kathleen Norgard and chosen by the bride. The couple of the Powell Valley church. Mrs. Opal Lake poured and served the punch. The candle-lighters were Mrs. Vera Miller and Miss Shirley Birkholder. )z The couple left for California - \ — at noon Sunday. They will make their home there. Christina Rannow, Howard Vaeretti “WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE” Married at Candlelight Ceremony In Technicolor. 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Norquists and Korsunds Honored Ry Cliureli Friends Dolores M ayer Weds Californian Saturday Night Newly Wed Coupe To Live in Sandy iii itä iiA i is Û k ^ Í Í iiK .iir ü iis iíis U Í ÍÜ ÍÍÍÍÍ ¡ B in iiiiiii ft The Uh of July is in (he air hut (here’s “winter” in your car; winter oil and lubrication and a cold-weather-weary motor that makes for sluggish oper ation these warmer days. Right now, why not shed the winter "overcoat" that’s covering up the pep and power in your car? Our Ithof July tune-up special service is specially designed to assure you pleasant, safe, econom ical and dependable performance. Our Chevrolet-trained mechanics, us ing the finest modern tools and equip ment and genuine Chevrolet parts, will expertly condition your car for long miles of motoring pleasure. -V— - TUNE-UP for JULY 4th Our cúmplete -Inly Ith W eatherizing service, including: A c > T I OIL CHANGE LUBRICATION BRAKE ADJUSTMENT REAR AXLE AND TRANSMISSION FLUSH AND CHANGE AIR CLEANER CLEANSING COMPLETE ENGINE TUNE-UR (labor only) C°onW «9.75 THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY (IN C L U D E S OIL A N D O I I A I I i P A R T S R E Q U IR E D , E X T R A ) Beeson Chevrolet Company Phone 6S1 Ixwip and Main Sandy. Oregon Miss Carmelita Ellen Gillham and John Robert Karlen, Jr., were married in a double ring cere mony June 26 in Gresham. Mrs. Karlen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gillham and Mr. Karlen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Karlen, Sr. Both families are of Boring. Bethel Baptist church, decorat ed with roses, foxgloves, delphin iums, was the scene of the cere mony performed by Rev. John Magoon. The bride was given in marriage by her father, she wore a white lace dress with a finger tip veil and carried a nosegay of pale pink roses. Her maid of honor, Kathleen Ruth Gillham, and her bridesmaids, Eunice Hall and Dorothy Faye Searls, wore gowns of pink and blue and car ried bouquets of roses and del phiniums. Fred Karlen, Jr., was best man, and ushers were Ray Searls and Adolph Amstad Jr . A reception was held in the East Milwaukie Community Club house with Mrs. Edna Amstad, Mrs. Marjorie Feusi, Mrs. Emil Karlen, Mrs. Fred Karlen, and Miss Mary Ellen Nydegger as sisting. The couple left for a trip to Wyoming through Yellowstone National Park. The bride wore a gray suit with white accessories and a gardenia. They will live in Sandy on their return about July 11. GRESHAM SUNSET THEATRE THEATRE Sandy, Oregon Gresham. 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