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THURSDAY, JULY In Sandy For Summer The Sandy Post — The Mountains only Printing Company — Does your printing To Suit YOU! • • F irst in Quality • F irst in Economy F irst in Rapid Delivery THE S A N D Y POST SOCIETY AND CLUB ACTIVITIES Phone 31 Terry Revenaugh, Women’s Editor Patricia Stiles Is M a rrie d In Portland Rites S aturday At a Saturday evening ceremony in the sanctuary oi the Montavilla Seventh Day Adventist church, July 1, Miss Patricia Ann Stiles, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. George Stiles, Sandy, became the bride of James Guy Gardner, son of Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Gardner, Gresham. Elder Van O. Blair performed the ceremony in a setting of white gladioli. Miss LaBretta Logan was organist. Soloists were Mrs. Van O. Blair, who sang “Because” and Bob Tomes, singing “The Lord’s Prayer.” Given in marriage by her parents the bride wore a white nylon gown with sweetheart neckline and long sleeves with full length train. Her fingertip carried a bouquet of pale green veil was bordered in lace and carnations. she carried a bouquet of pale Mick Gardner, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and green carnations. Maid of honor was the bride’s ushers were Melvin Meharry and sister, Miss Norma Stiles and Glen Lewis. Other attendants the Misses Willetha Gardner and were Charles Ritchie and Fred Jo Anne Hovard were brides Perry with LaMonte Francisco, maids. AU wore ballerina length Jr., as Bible boy. For her daughter’s wedding gowns of nile green taffeta with halo hats and carried bouquets Mrs. George Stiles wore a pink of white gladioli. Flower girl crepe gown with white crown was Miss Barbara Parmelee who hat and corsage of pink carna- Fourteen Bridal Attendants At Bruce-Courser Wedding P/ease Call Us fo r Servite • Advice • Estimates GRESHAM SEED & FEED GO., Inc. Second Street Phone Gresham 284 Attend the Mt. Hood Softball League Games Monday, July 10— Tuppers vs. Valberg Lutheran vs. Hoodway Wednesday, July 12— Brightwood vs. Kiwanis Friday, July 14— Bull Run vs. Scales Scales vs. Lutheran Monday, July 17— Bull Run vs. Valberg Tuppers vs. Brightwood Wednesday, July 19— Brightwood vs. Hoodway (extra) Friday, July 21— Hoodway vs. Kiwanis Scales vs. Valberg Monday, July 24— Tuppers vs. Hoodway Bull Run vs. Brightwood Wednesday, July 26— Brightwood vs. Tuppers (extra) Friday, July 28— Valberg vs. Lutheran Kiwanis vs. Scales Monday, July 31— Scales vs. Tuppers Lutheran vs. Kiwanis Wednesday, August 2— Hoodway vs. Brightwood Friday, August 4— Lutheran vs. Bull Run Valberg vs. Hoodway Monday, August 7— Hoodway vs. Scales Kiwanis vs. Tuppers WWziesdai/, August 9— Lutheran vs. Brightwood Friday, August 11— Kiwanis vs. Bull Run Valberg vs. Brightwood Monday, August 14— Tuppers vs. Lutheran Kiwanis vs. Valberg Wednesday, August 16— Bull Run vs. Tuppers (at Sandy) Brightwood vs. Kiwanis (extra) Friday, August 18— Scales vs. Brightwood Bull Run vs. Hoodway Miss Effie Marie Bruce, formerly of Sandy, was married to Darel Eugene Courser, CherryviUe, in late June in the Monta- viUa Seventh Day Adventist church, Portland. The young couple, both students at Walla Walla coUege, Washington, were married by Elder Carl D. Christenson, a former professor a t the college and president of the Panama Conference of S.D. A. in inter-America. Given in m arriage by her father, Clair S. Bruce, the bride wore a cream satin gown with full length veil over a train. Her bouquet was yeUow carnations and stephanotis. Matron of honor was Mrs. Jim Dixon, sister of the bride, in a pink dotted swiss gown carrying* a nosegay of pink roses.' Brides gifts. Mrs. Alvin Bakke had maids were Mrs. Irvin Kurtz and charge of food and serving. Miss Ardys Lindsay, both of For her wedding trip to the Walla Walla college, in yeUow Saturday Adventist camp meet dotted swiss with bouquets of ing in Gladstone, the bride wore pink roses. Junior bridesmaid a two-piece dress of turquoise was Miss Ruth Ellen Bruce, with a pink shortie coat, white sister of the bride, in pink dotted accessories and a corsage of yel swiss and flower girl was Miss low carnations. Linda Campbell, Portland, in a The bride is the daughter of similar gown. Mr. and Mrs. Clair S. Bruce, Miss P at Stiles, Sandy, and Miss Rosemary Dixon, WaUa WaUa, were candlelighters. They wore blue dotted swiss gowns. Loy Courser, brother of the groom, was best man with Don Courser, another brother, and Jim Dixon as the groom’s other attendants. Harlan Bakke, San dy, was junior attendant and Bible boy was Raymond Bakke. Everett Bowder, Cherryville, and Irwin Kurtz, Walla Walla, were ushers. Miss M argaret Christensen, Walla Walla college, was organ ist. Soloists were: Robert Thom as, “O Perfect Love” ; E. W. Courser, “I Love You Truly” ; and Mrs. Jim Dixon, “Blest Be The Tie.” P O Box 11 tions. Mrs. W. J. Gardner, m other of the bridegroom, wore a dark blue print dress with white hat and white carnations. A reception was held after the ceremony in the Portland Union Academy. The Misses Mary and Katty Stiles, small sisters of the bride, passed the guest book. The Misses Lorraine Erickson and Milly Sweitz cut and served the wedding cake and the Misses Glennis Thompson and Dotty Christensen served the punch. Miss Victoria Johnston poured the punch. For the wedding trip to Seattle, Washington, the bride wore a tan suit with red accessories and corsage of white rosebuds. • The couple will live in Sandy in the Lyle Seaman apartments. Mr. Gardner will work in a local lumber mill and Mrs. Gardner is employed as a dental nurse. Both young people attended Walla Walla college, College Place, Washington. Out-of-town guests at the wed ding included the grandparents of the brictegroom, Mr. and Mrs. C. Holmes, Falls City, Oregon. Toledo, who lived for a long time in Sandy. Both she and her husband, the son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. David B. Evans, the former Janice Elaine Mrs. E. W. Courser, Cherryville, Schneider, who were m arried Wednesday, June 14, at 8 p.m, are former students a t Walla in the F irst Presbyterian church, Portland. The young couple Walla college. They will be at is a t home in Sandy. home in Portland after July 25 when the bride will continue her they had made for their club nurse’s training at Portland projects. Sanitarium. LuRee Landis, Brightwood, modeled a rose colored school dress made of Indian head, with white Peter Pan collar, narrow To celebrate her twelfth birth white cuffs, full skirt and white day, which came on Sunday, buckled belt. H er initials, in July 2, Miss Ann Scales held a white, were placed near the left picnic party for 10 of her friends shoulder. in the garden of her home, Sat Ellen Mitchell, Brightwood, urday afternoon. Guests ate a wore a full-skirted dress of blue picnic dinner of hamburgers and Two girls from the Brightwood pique with low neckline and potato salad. Those present were Eddie and Zig Zag 4-H clubs -won white collar. The skirt had a recognition for their sewing at corded tier ju st below the waist Hoffman, Douglas and Danny the state 4-H summer school line. With the dress she wore a Barker, Dick Bencich, Sharon held in Corvallis, June 13 to 23, white hat, shoes and , gloves and McCormick, Mike McCormick, With 13 other girls from Clack carried a white purse. Ellen won Sharon Duncan, Joanne McLean, amas county, they took p art in a state championship in sewing Mick Hoffman and Susan Scales. the style revue, modeling dresses at the Oregon State F air in Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scales. , Salem last year. 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