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-THURSDAY, SEPT. 21 THE SANDY POST Page 2 Sandy BPW's A calendar of events, club activ Inherit The ities and public meetings for this week in the Mount Hood area. W elfare Togs D ates a n d Doings SOCIETY AND CLUB ACTIVITIES T em perate Phone 324 liv in g is th e m oderation Terry Revenaugh, Women’s Editor Boring Girl Married In Late August At Trinity Lutheran of o n e’s d esire Phone 31 Local League Meets Tonight organizational meeting for Miss Marie Mildred Starks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, David a An local unit of the League of E. Starks, Route 2, Boring, was married to Donald Gene Miller, Women Voters of Clackamas Kelso, Washington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Wessing County will be held tonight, ton Springs, South Dakota, at 8 p.m., Friday, August 25, in Thursday, September 21, at 7 Trinity Lutheran church, Gresham. The Reverend Lund per p.m. at the home of Mrs. George Hartwig, Loop Highway, Sandy. formed the double ring ceremony. Church • decorations were white - and pink gladioli. Dr. At a preliminary meeting with county executives last Tuesday, Sture was musician. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- Mrs. Virginia Hickey Ferguson, was named unit length white organdy gown, trimmed in lace, with long Brightwood, leader. sleeves. A fingertip veil wasO; Portland. The groom is a grad Since only a few women from held in place with seed pearls. uate of schools in Wessington the Sandy-Mt. Hood area were Her bouquet was an orchid sur ofWeratiqrtnjoy— ‘ rounded by carnations and Springs, South Dakota, and is able to attend last Tuesday’s employed at Reynolds Metals luncheon meeting, the later hour fe ■ • ? w ’ ¿ ¿ ¡ïï 2M k »K•■ ■ ,¿W -íí' ■ • i ' ■ 1 ■ ' ¿’, ■'-'s-."' stephanotis. Company, Longview, Washing was chosen to enable business '■•■ -a- -' Mrs. Stanley E. Wilson, sis ton. and working women to partic ter of the bride, was matron of Out-of-town guests at the wed ipate. Mrs. Fred Henshaw, Mrs. honor. She wore a floor length ding were: Mr. and Mrs. Rob Glen Miller and Mrs. George gown of aqua sheer with cap ert Miller and family, Wessing Van Ecken, of the county league, and sleeves and carried an aster ton Springs, South Dakota; Mr. will be present at tonight’s meet bouquet. and Mrs. Don Quaman, Mr. and ing, to outline the league’s work Robert Miller, Jr., Wessington, Mrs. Morris Spencer, Mr. and for new prospective members. South Dakota, was best man for Mrs. Don Bradley, all of Long Scheduled for study in the * 7 t ’s th e W ater his brother. Roger Miller, an view, Washington; Miss Lois Ah county and local groups this other brother, was usher with bright, Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. year are: world trad ë,the United Don Bradley. Mitchell Farah, Mr. and Mrs. Nations, the federal budget and Reception Held George E. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. national resources,, on the na A reception for about 75 George Mays, Mrs. Keith Poland, tional level; Oregon legislature, people was held after the cer Bob Lyon, Hi Haman, Miss thè Oregon tax structure, social emony in the church parlors. Geòrgia Tidwell, Mrs. Alice welfare and State méat inspec Mrs. Mitchell Farah, Portland, Vaught, Mis. Mary Tidwell, Miss tion, on the state level; ' and poured assisted by Miss Betty Ardis Nelson, Leo Laurin, Mrs. county welfare on the local level. Bartholomew, Gresham. Miss Joyce Murray,' Robert Sullins, Lois Albright, Corvallis, cut the Mrs. Eleanor Hilderbrand, Miss Initiation Held At wedding cake and Miss Emma Helen Bauer, Mrs. Charles Gib- Bartholomew passed the guest Son, all of Portland, and Mr. and Eastern Star Meeting book. The Mountain View Chapter of Mrs. Lou Chapman, Troutdale. For her wedding trip to Sea Eastern Star initiated three can side, the bride wore a gray gab didates at the first fall meet ardine suit with navy accessor Membership Cards ing, Tuesday evening, Septem ies and the orchid from her wed ber 12. Candidates were Leon ding bouquet. The couple is now Out For Concerts; Hoskins, Brightwood and Mr. at home at 99^ Donation Street, Appearances Slated and Mrs. Louis Hudson. North Kelso, Washington. The altar was draped for the Membership cards were sent Associate Patron, Fred Wagner, The bride is a 1944 graduate of Sandy Union high school and out last week to subscribers to who died August 24. Visitors O L Y M P IA B R E W IN G C O M P A N Y was employed at the Grand Rap the Mt. Hood Community Con were preesnt from the Parkrose OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON. U. S. A. ids Store Equipment Company, cert Association, it was announc and Troutdale chapters. ed by Mrs. J. C. Lindquist, as The Mountain View chapter sociation secretary. The mem visited Mountain chapter at Es bership card, sold through a tacada on Tuesday, September EVEN THE YOUNGEST NEED GLASSES campaign this spring, is the only 19. A visitation to Gresham admission to a series of' four chapter is scheduled for October concerts ito be presented this 3. winter in the Gresham high school auditorium. The first concert scheduled by Sandy Ridge Ladies the newly organized Mt. Hood Honor Mrs. Schultz association will be a duo piano Mrs. Roy Wilcox and Mrs. Will team, the Teltschiks, who will Bell were hostesses at a shower appear Wednesday, November honoring Mrs. Kenny Zogg 15. Alfred and Herbert Telt- Schultz on Tuesday afternoon, Phone Gresham 217 OPTOMETRIST Gresham, Oregon schik, Texas brothers, bring September 19, at the Wilcox their own pianos with them to home. , Ice cream, cake and cof the concert stage. According fee were served. to the national Community Con Those present were: Mrs. cert Association, they are Frank Forman, Mrs. David Bell, “young, brilliant . . . playing Mrs. Truman Richey, Mrs. Will with rich quality, vision and Widmer, Mrs. Arthur Frenz, Mrs. wealth of expression.” Art Berglund, Mrs. Carl Sand Arthur Kent, baritone, is ström, Mrs. Nellie Ridderbush, scheduled for Monday evening, Mrs. Leslie Wallace and Karen, — Floral Offerings January 29, 1951; The Columbia Mrs. Don Deming and Sandra, — Bouquets Operatic Trio will appear Wed Mrs. Richard Illge, Mrs. Oscar nesday, March 7 and Ricardo Olson, Mrs. Emil Reich, Mrs. Em — Sprays Odnoposoff, violinist, appears ma Harder and Mrs. Alfred Monday evening, March 19. WUnische. Everything . . . K • « 1 n Bf obedience Li^fKÄ w - gfi O^f'A Dr. L W. GRIFFITH Flowers Say So Much - - With Eloquence In Floral Arrangements OLIVE'S FLOWERS 1690 East Powell, Gresham Phone Gresham 6274 W A N T TO B U Y ? T ry a S A N D Y POST C L A S S IF IE D A D GRESHAM HOOD SUNSET THEATRE • Phone 267 THEATRE THEATRE Gresham, Oregon Phone 796 Thur., FrL, Sat., Sept. 21-22-23 Thur., FrL, Sat., Sept. 21-22-23 Burt Lancaster, Virginia Mayo Betty Grable, Victor Mature, Phil Harris, Reginald Gardiner Robert Douglas Wabash Avenue And Aline MacMahon in — Also----- Flame And The Arrow Kent Smith, Janice Paige And Robert Douglas in IN TECHNICOLOR “The woman goes with me” This Side of the la w — PLUS— - he shouted and a thousand Fridged Hare flares lighted his way. No CARTOON AND NEWS adventure more stirring since screen adventure began. He Sun., Mon., Tue., Sept 24-25-26 called her “Flame” . . . to hold Gregory Peck, Helen West cott, Millard Mitchell ahd her he set a land ablaze! Jean Parker in -----PLUS----- The Gunfighter A true story of the South “Hep Cat Symphony” west’s greatest gunman! u___Also___- CARTOON AND NEWS Errol Flynn, Olivia DeHavil- and, Claude Raines, Basil — ONE FULL WEEK — Rathbone and Alan Hale in Robin Hood September 24-30 IN TECHNICOLOR Tyrone Power, Cecile Aubrey, -----PLUS----- Little Red Schoolhouse Orson Welles, Jack Hawkins CARTOON AND NEWS In Wed., thru Sat., Sept. 27-30 The Black Rose Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall, The hordes of Kubli Khan are Jack Carson, Gladys George and Donald Crisp in on the march! For him who Bright Leaf defies them—possession of the —^-Also---- - most coveted prize of the Dan Dailey, Baxter, East! The woman they call Rory Calhoun, Anne and Walter the “Black Rose”! Brennan in A Ticket to Tomahawk -----PLUS----- IN TECHNICOLOR “Campus Caper” -----PLUS----- Hen House Henry CARTOON AND NEWS CARTOON AND NEWS Sandy, Oregon Thursday, September 21 Kiwanis Club Benefit Show 14-ft. boat given away on stage Errol Flynn, Claude Raines Prince and the Pauper .. ; — Also----- Noah Beery, Jr., Jean Rogers, Rex, ‘King of the Wild Horses’ Stormy ---- -PLUS----- “Hook, Line and Sinker” CARTOON AND NEWS FrL, Sat., Sept. 22-23 Dick Powell, June Allyson And David Wayne in Reformer and Redhead __ _Also___ Forest Tucker, Adele Mara, Bruce Cabot and Adrian Booth in Rock Island Trail 2---- PLUS----- Donald Duck and the Gorilla CARTOON AND NEWS Sun., Mon., Tue., Sept 24-25-26 Marie Wilson, John Lund, Diana Lynn, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin in My Friend Irma Goes West ----- Also------ Macdonald Carey, Gail Russell and John Sands in The Lawless <-----PLUS----- The Big Drip CARTOON AND NEWS Eastern Star Ham Dinner To Be Sat. The social club of Sandy’s Eastern Star Lodge are sponsors of the annual Ham Dinner sched uled for Saturday, September 23, at the Sandy Masonic Hall. Dinner will be served from 5:30 until 7:30 in the evening. The public is invited to the dinner as well as to the card party which will follow the din ner at 8 p.m. Sandy Business and Profes sion^ Women, Wednesday, Sep tember 27, Masonic hall, 7:30 p.m. Sandy Chamber of Commerce, Wednesday noon, September 27, Dew Drop Inn. Dorcas Society, Tuesday, Sep tember 26, new. Dorcas building. Sandy Fire Department, Wed nesday, September' 27, fire hall. Independent Order of Odd Fel lows, Monday evening, Septem ber 25, IOOF hall. Sandy Kiwanis, Thursday, Sep tember 21, 6:15 p.m., Community Church annex. Kelso Woman’s Club, Thurs day, September 28. Oregon Trail Riders, social night, Friday, September 22, Sportsman’s Club. Sandy Police Reserves, Thurs day, September 21, city hall. Sandy Rebekah Lodge, 193, Thursday, September 29, IOOF hall. Miss Pierce Is W ed Friday In Seattle, Wash. Oregon City Abstract Co Butler Bldg. So. of Court£ L Silver Tea Planned For Public Library ED. E. PERREN Building Contractor Home Planning Sandy, Oregon Phone 14x5 Main St t o il e t I I w ater & The Woman’s Club of Sandy has planned a Library Day ahd Silver Tea for the Sandy Pub lic library on Thursday, October 5, which is also the annual guest day for the club. All women’s organizations in Sandy and vicin ity have been invited as well as individual women of the com munity who are interested in the library. Mrs.'G. Howard Pettinger, Os wego, will be the featured speak er and music will be directed by Alma Francis Fields. plus tax A lasting fragrance that blends the modern end urbane with the mystery and magnetism of the eternal desert. Sophisticated hand carved glass and plastic paek- FRED SMART Fireplaces Brickwork and Plaster Rt. 2, Box 394 aging to adorn the smart dress ing table. ECONOMY DRUG Drugs for Less Phone 841 Sandy Sandy A P eaches.. Improved Elbertas SANDY FARMS On Sandy Ridge and Douglas Ridge JWJWÍM0 QtiïM M l MW i l in i l í ¿y 10 Wwwifei* • • Ujiïk MiïùAûtMM- LADIES FIRST! By Only cold permanent with genuine OIL Creme base (p a te n te d ) Terry Revenaugh Every kitchen should have a set of household reference books. That’s an arbitrary opinion, but I said it and I’m glad. No housewife goes through a day without at least six small and two large crisis to cope with and sometimes a solution is needed immediately. Now, girls whose mothers are within telephoning distance, or the experienced homemaker who knows all the answers, probably don’t get too upset when junior spills ink on the new slipcovers, starch gets stuck on the electric iron or you need a super dish for unexpected guests. But for us gals with only our God-given female ingenuity to fall back on in a pinch, it’s right handy to have some authority at our fingertips to Supply us with an answer or a solution. Well, I suppose everybody has a cook book. Now to add dash toyour menus and to get some thing really snazzy whipped up for a special occasion, try add ing specialty cook books to your collection. There’s a giddy one on Gay Nineties cookery; one on New England dishes. Besides making your family happy, they’ll take meal-making out of the drudgery department into Oldest ^ndUm ost o^mpìèt?ut?e' in ClackamM County6 Plant Is your tiUe good?7' The Sandy Business a n d Professional Women’s club has been named our custodian of all clothing collected by the now inactive Mt. Hood Welfare As sociation, it was announced by BPW corresponding secretary, Miss Florence Pierce. The cloth ing, and additional garments to. be collected by the club, will be gathered and stored in the old Clackamas County bank; building. According to BPW plans the first clothing distribution will be made at Christmas. The n£xt meeting of the BPW will be Wednesday, September 27, at 7:30 p.m. at the Sandy Masonic hall with Mrs. Walter Ebeling as hostess. After the regular business meeting, a soc ial hour will be held with hus bands and friends of members as guests. A quiet ceremony in Geth- seniane Lutheran church, Beattie, Washington, on Saturday, Sep tember 16, united in marriage Miss Florence V. Pierce, and Warren T. Johnston, both of Star route, Sandy. The Reverend Palmer read the double ring rites for the late afternoon wed ding. The church was lighted by candles. Thorild A. Swanson was the musician. The bride wore a gown of beige crepe and cinnamon lace with cinnamon accessories. Her corsage was talisman roses. Mrs. Norman Erickson, Sandy, was the bride’s only attendant in byown crepe wearing yellow roses. Norman Erickson was best man. A reception was held in the Roosevelt hotel, Seattle, after the ceremony for the immediate fam ❖ Hies and close friends. Mrs. Walter Ebeling, Sandy, assisted with the serving and Mrs. Nor man Erickson cut the wedding cake. For her wedding trip to Van couver and Victoria, British Col umbia, the bride wore a beige suit with Kolinsky furs and a corsage of roses. The couple will be at home at Hill Top Ranch, Star route, Sandy, after September 26. The daughter of Mrs. Eva M. Pierce, Sandy, the bride is well known • here as Imagoodegg, owner of the Hill Top Ranch chicken farm. She is d member of the Sandy Business and Prof essional Women’s Club. Mr. Johnston is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. John ston, Cincinnatti, Ohio. He is a graduate of Ohio State Univ ersity, majoring in agriculture. He received the American Farm er’s degree in 1943 in Kansas City, Missouri. For the past two years he has been associated with the N. B. Erickson Con struction Company, Sandy. 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