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SOCIETY AND CLUB ACTIVITIES Phone 31 Terry Revenaugh, Women’s Editor Sandy Couple United In Quiet Rites Saturday Eve Wed., Thur., Fri., Sat., July 12-13-11-15 Jeane Crain, Ann Sothern, Linda Darnell Paul Douglas, Jeffrey Lynn, Kirk Douglas in LETTER TO THREE WIVES -------- also-------- Alan Ladd, Wanda Hendrix, Francis Lederer in CAPTAIN CAREY, U.S.A. -------- pZos-------- Cartoon “Horton Hatches E gg” and News Sun., Mon., Tues., Ju ly 16-17-18 Shirley Temple, David Niven, Tom Tully And Darryl Hickman in A KISS FOR CORLISS — —-also--------- An All-Native Cast in BLACK SHADOWS Filmed in the heart,of Belgian Congo! -------- p/ws-------- Cartoon “Pluto’s Judgment Day” and News Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., July 19-20-21-22 Gene Tierney, Richard Conte, Jose Ferrer and Charles Bickford in WHIRLPOOL -------- aZso-------- Ben Johnson, Joanne Dru, Ward Bond and Harry Carey, Jr., in WAGONMASTER -------- pZws-----— Cartoon “Country Cousins” and News SUNSET GRESHAM THEATRE Phone 795 Sandy, Oregon Weds., Thurs., July 12-13 William Boyd, Gabby Hayes Rustlers Valley THEATRE ----- PLUS----- “You Were Never Duckier” CARTOON AND NEWS Fri., Sat, July 14-15 Abbott and Costello in Hold That Ghost ----- Also----- Gene Autry, Gail Davis And Robert Armstrong in Sons o f New Mexico ----- PLUS----- “Hot Cross Bunny” CARTOON AND NEWS latest novel by Martha Ferguson McKeown, Oregon writer; Phun- ology, a book of games and en tertainment, compiled by E. O. Harbin, are included. For teeners, new books include Teen-Age Adventure Stories by Charles Coomby and, Teen-Age Stories of the West by Stephen Payne, action stories with stress upon character building. There are many other books of all age groups among the 23 newly purchased and added to the shelves, Mrs. Arnett said. Sandy’s public library is located in the basement of the Woman’s Club building and is open Thurs days and Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Robert Jonsrud is chair man of the library board and Mrs. Lewis Hall is secretary- treasurer. Two Sandy Women On U.O. Honor Roll UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene, (Special)—Two Sandy students were listed on the spring honor roll for the univer sity. Janice E. Schneider was one of 36 students v^ho made all A’s. Juanita R. Smith was also list ed on the honor roll. The honor roll includes all undergraduate students with grade point averages of 3.50 or better based on not less than 12 term hours. Carlsons Return From California June Rites For Miss Daimler, Ian D.McAndie Seven daughters and a son,O grandchildren and great-grand- ’ ard, Roseburg, and Mr anTT" children, helped Mr. and Mrs. William Clements, I r r i S Ws' On Friday morning, June J. G. DeShazer celebrate their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary, M rç Wffl Bell, Sandy " g J J Sunday, July 2, a t the DeShazer visited her sister, Mrs J ¿ 7 home in Firwood. The J. G. De Shazer and brought 'flo± Shazers were married June 30, from her garden and from th„ garden of her neighbor, Mr 7 1895. ’ A, From Washington, D. C., came W. Dyal. Mr. and Mrs. Grant DeShazer and their sons, L arry and James, who will spend their vacation Rhododendron Garden here. The daughters present Club Slates Meeting, were: Gertrude and Ruth De Box Lunch In Julu ' Shazer of Firwood; Mrs. Don RHODODENDRON—The ft., Roberts, Portland; Mrs. William dodendron Garden club win hold Updegrave, Roseburg and Mrs. its next regular meeting at the Raymond Hanson, Nehalem. Two Wemme Community hall on other daughters, Mrs. Charles Tuesday, July 18. Business meet Updegrave, Dover, and Mrs. ing begins a t 11 a.m. with lunch George Craft, Kahului, Maui, at 12:15. The program begins SU8 Hawaii, were unable to attend. a t 1 p.m. The seven daughters and the Mrs. Agnes Reinmunde, prog, son presented their parents ram chairman of Wild Birds with a radio and table. The will present her guest speaker DeShazer’s saw the youngest of Mrs. William Hammond, Oregon their great-grandchildren, Rich City, an authority on Oregon ard Dietrich, Roseburg, six birds. She will bring a display weeks old, for the first time. of stuffed birds. The public is Other guests at the DeShazer invited. home on Sunday were: Mr. and On Friday, July 28, 6:30 p< Mrs. Raymond Hanson, Mr. and the Rhododendron Garden club Mrs. Gilbert W alker and Larry, is planning a box lunch party at all of Nehalem; Mr. and Mrs. the Wemme Community hall, Don Roberts, Portland, Mr. and where box lunches will be sold. Mrs. William Updegrave and The evening will be spent with Billy, Mr. and Mrs. William Diet- cards and dancing. The public rich, Dougie, Burton and*Rich- is invited to this event also. At a quiet ceremony in the home of the bridegroom’s par ents, Portland, Saturday, June 24, at 10 a.m., Miss Geraldine Daimler, Government Camp, be came the bpde of Ian D. Mc Andie, also of Government Camp. The Reverend H. T. Goodling performed the double ring ceremony. Given in m arriage by her father, Cecil F. Daimler, the bride wore a white satin gown with white satin roses. Her full-length veil was edged in lace and she carried a bouquet of pink sweet peas and roses and white bouvardia.. Maid of honor was Miss Nan- nette McAndie, who carried a bouquet of pink sweet peas. Miss Maryellen Loveland was brides maid in a plum gown, carrying pink sweet peas. Joe Englesby, Government Camp, was best man. About 25 guests attended the ceremony and the reception held in the McAndie home. Miss Lu- anna Huagstad, poured, assisted by Mrs. Henry Groth, who also cut the wedding cake. Miss Sus an McAndie passed the guest JUM P — The last word in airplanes. book. For her wedding trip to the ■ Oregon coast, the bride wore a ■ pink dress, white accessories ■■ and an orchid. The young ■ couple are at home in Govern a a ment Camp where both are em 5 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ployed. Mrs. McAndie is the PHONE 241 J GRESHAM, OREGON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil F. Daimler, Government Camp, B The groom is the son of Mr. and M M B B B flflflflB B B B B B flB B B B B B f lflB B flB B B B flB B B B B B B B B B a a illl Mrs. Harold McAndie, 3345 N.E. 79th avenue, Portland. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Gene Daimler, Kernville, and Mr. and Mrs. IT’S OLIVE’S H arry Strouse, Woodburn. Mrs. Peggy Carlson and son, Tony, have returned to their home on the Salmon river in Brightwood after spending the winter in Escondido and Encin itas, California. They arrived Saturday, July 8. On Friday evening, July ‘14, Shearman Home On Mrs. Carlson and Tony will be Bluff Road Has Sandy City Librarian guests of honor a t an open house Announces List Of New in their home. Their many Eastern Visitors Books Now On Shelves friends in the, Sandy-Brightwood Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shearman, With funds alloted by the area will stop in to welcome Bluff road, had as their guests, June 23 to June 27, Miss Bessie Sandy City Council, the Sandy them home. S. Smith, Jameston, New York, library board has purchased new and Miss Eunice L. Kidder, Mid books, which are now ready for Fam ily Returns From land, Michigan. circulation, according to -librar Eastern Auto Trip Miss Smith, a retired teacher ian, Mrs. Ada Arnett.' Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Lee and Some of the titles listed are: daughter, Wanda, who left by in New York state, is a cousin The Way West, A. B. Guthrie, plane for the east June 7, ar of Mrs. Shearman. I t is 11 Jr., Pulitzer prize novel; Each rived home July 7 driving a years since they met. Mrs. Bright River, Mildred M. Mc- new car. Mrs. Stella Lee, Mr. Shearman had not seen her Neilly, a novel of Oregon coun Lee’s mother, who has been niece, Miss Kidder, who is a try; Jubilee Trail, Gwen .Bris living in Amherst, Texas, came teacher in Michigan, in 16 years. tow, a story of early California; home with them. I Leap Over The Wall, Monica The Lees visited in Iowa, Illi Baldwin; Cheaper By The Dozen, nois, Tennessee, Texas and New Get Your Wedding Gilbreth and Carey, now in its Mexico. At Penora, Iowa, a re 24th printing; Room F o r One union wad held with 45 relatives Announcements at More, Anna Perrott Rose; Re present. Enroute home the Lees luctant Farmer, Elswyth Thane. drove from Texas in two and a The Sandy Post “Them Was The Days,” the half days, covering 4272 miles. Carroll Funeral 5¿ome for BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS SPR AY S Everything in Floral Arrangements OLIVE’S ELOWEKS 1590 E. Powell, Gresham Phone G resham 6274 Phone 267 Gresham, Oregon Thur., Fri., Sat., July 13-14-15 James Mason, Barbara Bel Geddes and- Robert Ryan in Caught A Hopalong Cassidy thriller! ----- Also----- ----- Also----- Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Shirley Temple, Bill Robinson Estelita Rodriguez in The Little Colonel A double ring ceremony, per formed th e evening of July 7, at 8 p.m., united in marriage Miss Betty Jean Searls, Boring, and Lyle Clifford Olson, Sandy. The Reverend N. E. Dey read the rites in the Immanuel Luth eran church, Sandy, in a set ting of summer flowers. Given in marriage by her fath er, Jean Searls, the bride wore a navy blue suit with beige ac cessories and corsage of ofchid- centered sweetpeas. Mrs. David Bell,was vocal sol oist and Mrs. Ruth Leum played the wedding music. Mrs. Alfred Seematter was honor attendant for her sister, wearing a brown suit with brown accessories, and carrying a nosegay of summer blossoms Miss Anna Lee Searls, another sister of the bride, was brides maid in a beige costume with white accessories, carrying a similar nosegay. Janet and Joe Collins, small niece and nephew of the bride, were candlelighters. Kenneth Flath, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was best man with Alfred Seem atter as the second attendant. Bob Grashom and Jerry Young were ushers. 100 Attend Reception A reception was held after the ceremony, in the Women’s Club hall, attended by about 100 guests. --The Misses Jean and Georgia Brown poured. Mrs. Kenneth Flath served the wed ding cake and Miss Marlene Mot- ejl passed the guest book. Miss Arlene Seematter and Miss Nan cy Dove w ere' in charge of the gifts. Miss Searls is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Searls, Bor ing;! Mr. Olson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson, Sandy. Both are 1949 graduates of San dy Union high school. They are living in Sandy Heights. P O Box 11 J. G. DeShazers Celebrate 55th W edding Anniversary A Dividend To Our Depositors. . INTEREST ON SAVINGS INCREASED The Golden Stallion IN TRUCOLOR ----- BLUS----- “Tom Thumb in Trouble” CARTOON AND NEWS Sun., Mon., Tue., July 16-17-18 Robert Taylor, Lana Turner and Van Hefflin in Johnny Eager ----- Also----- Johnny Weismuller and Johnny Sheffield in EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1950, savings account depos itors of this bank will receive interest on all savings. Savings deposited before July 10 will draw this in crease in interest as of July 1. This applies to both new and existing accounts. More reason than ever why it pays to save first for your independence. 1M% on one year’s certificate of time. TH E SU M M E R E T T E W A SH A B L E S —A B all Band Shoe— Tarzan’s Triumph — -PLUS----- Under Spreading Blacksmith's Sun., Mon., Tue., July 16-17-18 Shop CARTOON and NEWS June Haver, Gordon MacRae, Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., James Barton, “Cuddles” July 19-20-21-22 Szakall in John Wayne, Montgomery Daughter of Clift and Joanne Dru in Rosie O’Grady Red River In Beautiful Technicolor --------Also-------- William Bendix, Brian Donlevy in — .Also— John Garfield, Thomas Gomez and Marie Windsor in Wake Island Force of Evil ----- PLUS----- “Grasshopper And Ants” CARTOON AND NEWS ----- PLUS----- Hams That Couldn’t Be Cured CARTOON AND NEWS Save First - Save Easiest - , Save More At Your Hometown Bank Clackamas County green, black, blue and white. Bank W. A. Proctor, Pres. E. Alt, Vice-Pres. Phone 71 $2.95 Colors in flam e red, Irish Fred L. Proctor, Cashier Cecil O. Duke, Ass’t Cashier Sandy, Oregon SCALSS Phone 591 Sandy, Oregon \ \\tc THURSDAY, JULY
