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THURSDAY, JUNE 8 THE SANDY POST Page 2 SOCIETY ANO CLUB ACTIVITIES Sandy Rebekahs Visit Yamhill Friday Pat Workinger M a rrie d In Sat. Evening Rites Five members of Sandy Rebekah Lodge 193 visited Ves pertine Lodge in Yamhill, F ri day, evening, June 2, when Mrs. Phone 31 Terry Revenaugh, Women’s Editor P O Box 11 Helen Davis, president of the ■Rebekah Assembly of Seaside, In a quiet but pretty ceremon, her official visit. ■at 8 p. m. Saturday evening BA Given, t o Former made Ladies from Sandy who at June 3, in the Chapel of ftp were Mrs. Roy Colson, Hills, Miss Patricia Lucille W ot Sandy Girl At LC tended Mrs George Miller, Mrs. George Ringer was married to nA ' LEWIS AND CLARK COL Aronson, Mrs. A rthur Colson Harold Kincade. The Reverend LEGE, Portland (Special)—Eve- and Mrs. Charles Derrick. Thyra Funk performed the cer dene- Bennett Russell, formerly With her grandfather performing part of the ceremony, Miss of Sandy, graduated in the 83rd emony in a candlelit setting of ivy, fern and hothouse, flowers Marilyn 'S ue Wheeler was married to Glen E. Olson a t 4 p.m. 'commencement ceremony June Patricia was given in marri Stinday afternoon, June 4, in the Chapel of the Hills, Cherryville. .4, When 301 students of th e lar age by her uncle, Gilbert Wor The Reverend E. R. Leedom, grandfather of the bride, and the gest graduating class were sched kinger. The bride wore a naw Reverend Thyra E. Funk read the double ring vows in a setting uled to receive degrees, suit with red accessories and a Mrs. Russell is the daughter of white and purple lilac and dogwood. gardenia corsage, Mifig Wheeler was given in marriage by her father, Merton of Mr. and Mrs.' Marvin I. Ben Miss Myrlyn McDonald was nett, Sandy. She is a 1946 grad S Wheeler, Sandy. Her bridal gown was white satin with a boat •maid of honor in a dubonnet of Sandy high school. neckline, a flesh-colored chiffon yoke and pearl and crystal beading uate Miss Jean Trojan, business suit with dove grey accessories She is a music m ajor and re on the bodice center. The long full skirt ended in a train; sleeves ceived the bachelor of arts de course instructor at Sandy high and corsage of yellow roses. Her were long and tight. She wore© school for the past three years, twin sister, Maxine, was brides- gree; Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 7, 8, 9, 10 a coronet of pearl beads holding I Two State Awards Made was m arried M ay■ 24 to Robert maid in a rose suit, white ac ~ •Dean Smith of San Francisco, cessories and yellow rose cor William Holden, Joan Caulfield, Edward Arnold, a fingertip veil of nylon net. To Sandy BPW; Club Picnic Dinner Held Her bouquet was white roses California. The Reverend John sage. and Mona Freeman in with long streamers, centered Shows 30 Per Cent Gain At Williams Home E. Ransom officiated at' the cer Best man was Charles Hickey Two state awards were pre with a white orchid. emony in the Westnrinster Pres ■and Lester Workinger was ush Children and grandchildren byterian church, Portland, sented to the Sandy Business er. Mr. Hickey and Kingsley Good Luck Gown and, Professional Women’s club helped celebrate the birthday of Stone lighted the candles. ■ The wedding gown was lent Given in m arriage by. her Dear Ruth, Dear Wife, Dear Me, a riot of laughs. Top flight Mrs. Oscar Williams, Sunday, Mrs. Roy Workinger, Sandy, as a gift to Marilyn by M rs., a t the BPW state convention in June father, Adolph C. Trojan, the comedy. Dear wife squeals to Dear Ruth. Orife o f the great com 4, 'at the home of Mr. and Corvallis, May 19-20-21. Awards mother- of the bride, wore a Theodore Mudrow, Jr., a recent bride wore a period gown of edies of all times — for all the family. Williams, Sandy. french blue crepe gown with bride. An old tradition was fol ■were made for ¡stabilization of Mrs. A picnic dinner, held on the ivory satin and lace. H er bon ¡corsage of pink carnations. — Also — lowed, th at a wedding dress lent the club and for a 30 per cent net was slurred net and sprays lawn, included: Mr. and Mrs. Jane Wyman, Marlene Dietrich, Michael Wilding to a new bride will bring good increase in membership, it was ■Krank Peters and three children; of orange blossoms holding an Mrs. Elmer Hansen played the revealed a t the May 31 meeting luck to both. illusion veil. She carried a piano and chimes,1 before the Maid of honor was Miss Shar of the Sandy club, held a t the Mrs. Ray Spath and son, of Sher prayer book with a spray, of ceremony as well as for the wedding march. Miss Joyce on Wheeler, sister of the bride, Hilltop Ranch home of Miss wood; Mr. 'and Mrs. Mack Wil white orchids. son and daughter, Billie Ann, Wetherald, soprano, sang “Ave in orchid taffeta. Bridesmaids Florence Pierce. A maze of breath-taking circumstances. Romance, M aid of honor was Miss Lu- Maria,” and “I Love You.” intrigue, humor, suspense. Entertainment for the Delegates to thé state conven of Gresham. were Miss Cleo Olson in yellow Mrs. Williams received many i cille Swint in a white embroid- A reception was held in the whole family. taffeta and Miss Marlene Motejl tion were Mrs. Edward Schmitz, | ered organdy dress over apple church parlors after the cere in turquoise; All three girls car Mrs. John Hillyard, Mrs. Oscar gifts from her family. Plus “Ugly Duckling” — Cartoon and News green taffeta with matching hat, mony with Dave Workinger, Olson and Mrs. Edward Gallag ried stream er bouquets. carrying a nosegay of roses arid brother of ¡the bride, pouring, Candlelighters were the Misses her. Sun., Mon., Tues., June 11, 12, 13 Dover Girl To yellow daisies. He was assisted by Miss Bonnie A BPW float for the Sandy Dyann Khany and Garnet Joel McCrea, Arlene Dahl, B arry Sullivan and The bride’s other attendants Horttor. Rohde in pink net and blue sat Strawberry Festival was dis Wed Medford Boy Claude Jarm an, Jr. in Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bews were Mrs. Donald Miller, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Kincade will in. ¡Barbara Croston, wearing cussed at thé meeting with Mrs| yellow taffeta, was flower girl William Grashom elected chair of Dover, have announced the Mildred Molin and Miss Janet m ake their ‘home at Welches. Swint, who wore frocks sim ilar engagement of their daughter, The bride is a graduate of San and ringbearers were Chuckle man of th e float committee. A fter the June meets, the Jeanne (Bews, to Ray Jordan, to the maid of honor’s, carrying dy high school, class of 1949. Croston and Mickey Motejl. Mr. Kincade attended schools Jim Dyal was best man and BPW will hold only one meet son1 of Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. similar bouquets. (In Technicolor) Robert Batty was ring bearer. in Green ¡Bay, Wisconsin. He ushers were A rthur Nicholson ing during July and August. Jordan of Medford. An ejSic in sweep and spectacle . . . A masterpiece Jack Smith was best m an and The young couple plan to be The June 13, Tuesday meeting, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil and A rthur Snook, Jr. of the frontier. Roaring out of 1;he lusty West is a ushers were -Donald 'Miller,» Al liam Kincade of Menominee, Mrs. Merton Wheeler, mother will he 'held at the Mt, Hood married, iri the near future. powder-scorched story that throbs with crimson Both Miss Bews and Mr. Jor vin Webb and E verett Vebel. Wisconsin. of the bride, wore f ormal length ■Golf club a t 7 p.m. Members courage. A fter a wedding trip, Mr. and turquoise jersey with shoulder of the Gresham and Oregon City dan are graduates of the Oregon — Also — corsage. Mother of the bride Toastmistress clubs will stage State School for the Deaf iri Mrs. Smith will make their Try a Classified Advertisement Edward Arnold in groom, Mrs. Goodwin R. Olson, a demonstration meeting and Salem, having spent all their home in San, Francisco where Phone Sandy 31 Mr. Smith is employed. school years there, wore a print ensemble and cor debate. sage. Reception At Chapel Plus Cartoon and News Over 275 guests ware present a t the ceremony and the recep Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 14, 15, 16, 17 tion which followed in the as WITH sembly room of the chapel. Mrs. June Allyson and Dick Powell in Charles D. Croston poured as sisted by Mrs. Cornelius Rohde and Mrs. A rthur Snook, Jr., Mrs. Otto (Motejl cut the wedding cake and Miss Dyann Kahny passed ¡the guest book. Out of town guests included Take a gander at this comedy of hot tempers, wild Mrs. Leona Leedom, Berkeley, animal zoos and dirty politics. California, aunt of the bride, — Also — and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bros- terhous, Portland. Olivia DeHavilland, Montgomery Clift, Ralph For her going away costume, Richardson and Miriam Hopkins in Marilyn wore a royal blue suit and white accessories; with the white orchid from her wedding bouquet. The young couple left A powerful stage play becomes a great motion picture. Love immediately for Tillamook, and hate behind the bolted doors of a Washington Square where the groom is employed mansion. Olivia DeHavilland gives another portrayal of acad The new Mrs. Olson is a 1949 emy award calibre. graduate of Sandy high school ■ P lus Cartoon and News She was the first girl chosen queen of the junior-senior prom when the tradition was begun in 1949. Since her graduation she has been employed by the C. O. Duke insurance agency. Mr. Olson is a 1948 graduate of Sandy high school. He is an active member of the Oregon Gresham, Oregon Sandy, Oregon National Guard-, and was sent to the Aberdeen, Maryland, Prov Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Pal Night, Thursday, June 8 ing Grounds last year for spec Saturday June 7-8-9-10 Loretta Young ialized training. He was a 4-H Preston Foster, Barbara Edward G. Robinson Britton, John Ireland, Reed THE HATCHET MAN leader in Monmouth a year ago. Hadley in The story of the Tong wars of I SHOT DeMolay Crowns Head San Francisco’s Chinatown. JESSIE JAMES ----- Also----- Of Rainbow Girls A t In all its thundering excite ment and breathless suspense. Gary Cooper, Helen Hayes, Public Rites, M ay 3 Adolphe Menjou Here at last is the true story of a desperado who with a FAREWELL TO ARMS Members of the Mt. Scott single bullet ended the adven DeMolay officiated at crowning turous career of America’s no A drama of the first world war ceremonies in the public instal Plus NEWS torious bad man. lation of the Mountain View as-| ----- Also----- sembly of Rainbow Girls Wed Friday - Saturday June 9-10 Del Cambre, Eve Miller in nesday evening, May 31, a t the Tim Holt, Richard Martin, ARCTIC *FURY Masonic temple, Sandy. Miss Jeff Donnell, Joe Sawyer in Drama, action, suspense—in a Clara Leum was crowned wor-1 fabled wonderland of beauty, THE STAGECOACH thy advisor. enchantment and peril, thous Installing officers were out KID ands of miles from civilization. going worthy advisor, Lyla | Zane Grey’s range thieves turn • —Plus— Swails; marshal, P at Gomoll; “Anti Cats” Cartoon and News to murder and Tim Holt turns chaplain, Blanche Packard; re on them. There’s roaring ac corder, Mrs. Lovelle Babcock I Sun., Mon., Tues. June 11-12-13 tion and blazing thrills at ■and musician, Mrs. Gertrude Rainbow Ranch. Alt. Mrs. Clara Leum is mother ----- Also----- advisor to the assembly and Ed Will Rogers, Stepen Fetchit Here is Walt Disney at his all- Herz is father advisor. time best— and Charles Per- STEAMBOAT ROUND A Rainbow pin and floral | rault’s immortal, fabled hero nosegay was presented to out THE BEND ine. Limitless charm, heart going advisor, Lyla Swails. warming. The world’s best Your all-time favorite in anoth Music was provided by Bill I story teller in a marvelous er down-to-earth evenings’s en Rannow and George Hale, ac- tale. For the whole family. tertainment. cordian team. Refreshments —Plus— —Plus— were served by the girls follow “The Curtain Razor” Cartoon CARTOON AND NEWS NEW S ing the installation. Bride’s Grandfather Reads Vows At Wheeler-Olson Rites SUHS Teacher Wed May 24 In, Portland WIFE STAGE FRIGHT THE OUTRIDERS SUTTERS SCALES THF AND THE BEACH WEAK THE HEIRESS B each S a n d a ls GRESHAM SUNSET THEATRE 3-Strap Washable THEATRE Green Black Yellow 1 .4 9 MEN AND BOYS Bathing Trunks CINDERELLA Maroons - Blues Lastex Satin Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, June 11-12-13-14 Saturday June 14-15-16-17 Wednesday Virginia Mayo, Gordon Mac- William Holden, Joan Caulfield Rae, Edmond O’Brien, Dane Edward Arnold, Mona Clark in Freeman in BACKFIRE A killer thriller, war vets and beautiful women in tale of hate ? and murder. The thrilling sto- f i y of à war vet who saved his pal from a murder rap. ----- Also----- Tim Holt, Richard Martin, Jeff Donnell, Joe Sawyer in THE STAGECOACH KID DEAR WIFE Dear Ruth, Dear Wife, Dear Me . . . a riot of laughs. One of the great comedies of- all time —for all of the family?. ----- Alsok— Dan Dailey, Corinne Calvet, Colleen Townsend, William Demarest, James Lyndon WHEN WILLIE COMES MARCHING HOME They get away with cattle theft, but when they stick up Tim’s stage line the lead starts flyin’ as he tangles with a Funniest picture since “Sitting masqueradin’ Miss. Pretty.” Laughs come so fast CARTOON AND NEWS they hurt. Scholarship Winner To Be Married This Month Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Clapp, of Sandy, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Phyllis Lucile, to James P. Smith, -Portland, son of Mrs. Velma Burrese, Sherwood. The marriage will take place a t the ■First (Methodist- Church chapel, 1219 S.W. Taylor,- at 2 p.m. Sun day, June 11, with reception to follow. Phyllis is a 1949 graduate of Sanfly high school. She has befen ■attending beauty college having won a scholarship from ¿the Sandy Business and Profes sional Women’s d u b . Mr. Smith was educated in Sherwood " X ' S " A“ b ,e w D’Orsay Style . . . By Kauffman . . . . . o C O ■ < a
