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jgUpSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 For The Well-Dressed Woman the frames must be right Dr. L. W. GRIFFITH Phone Gresham 217 OPTOMr/bitlST Gresham, Oregon Here and There Sandy Resident Is Taken By Death Around Funeral services for Mrs. The Sandy Area Minnie Millisa McClain, 63, of Lesson sermon this week for Christian Science church will be, “Christ Jesus.” Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Anderson, Dover road, are visiting in Southern California. CHURCH Of CHRIST jiON-DENOMINATIONAL SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY In Sandy American Legion Hall BLANTON BROWN, Minister Bible Study Classes ..................io A. M. Worship and Com m union.........11 A. M Evening Service ............ 2 ......7:30 P. M. ------ E V E R Y O N E W E L C O M E -------- SANDY THEÄTBE Sandy, Oregon — Phone 691 MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY Thur., Fri., Sat., Dec. 21-22-23 .Sun. thru Wed., Dec. 24-27 Randolph Scott, Jane W yatt Ray Milland, Rosalind Russell In Canadian Pacific A Woman Of Distinction •IN COLOR A comedy with plenty of ----- Also----- laughs. Clifton Webb," Shirley Temple ----- Also----- In Willard Parker, Audrey Long Howard St. John as David Mr. Belvedere Harding, in Goes To College David Hardng, ----- PLUS----- Counterspy Cartoon And Short Subjects NEWS AND CARTOON - TWO BIG DANCES - Policemen’s Benefit Saturday, Dec. 23 Modern and Old Time Dancing With Geo. Beers and His Orchestra Firemen’s Benefit New Year’s Night SANDY I.O.O.F. HALL Sandy I 0 0 F Hall TIRES - TIRES - TIRES - TIRES New Used Recaps Mud and Snow Tires Sawdust Tires New and Used Tubes IF WE DON’T HAVE YOUR SIZE WE WILL T R Y AND GET IT Batteries •. Anti-Freeze Tire Chains Sunset Service Fred and P eggy Neuhaus Loop H ighway Sandy Phone 796 Bob's Little Plumber Says: fTHE LITTLE PLUMBER) > BEAR. IN - * * * « Fixtures For Your Home LMIMD-WHEM j >\O U A R E f building , t WE'RE a r FIND/ Installed Only the Best I s Sold by Bob’s Guaranteed Credit Terms BOB’S PLUMBING CHEATING Phone 634 Sandy, Oregon Mrs. Fred Decker and Mrs. John Dunn were hostesses to the Sandy grange card party December 16. Six tables were in play, they reported. A meeting of the Toastmist- ress Club will be held at The Center in Gresham on December 28th. ' Installation of officers will be the main feature of the evening. The home economics club of the Sandy grange met with Mrs. Marvin Light Tuesday, Decem ber 5th, for their Christmas party. There were 15 members and 2 visitors present. Mrs. E. N. McManus- assisted with the party. Mr. and Mrs. George Hartwig, William Hartwig, Alice Richter and daughters, Marlene and Joan, are going to Salem Christ mas day to have dinner a t the home of Mr. Hartwig’s brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Cazzell. Sandy, were held Wednesday, December 13th, at the Carroll Funeral Home in Gresham. She died last Friday while being rushed to a Portland hospital. The services were read by Rev. R. E. W. Goodrick of the Sandy Baptist church. Inter ment was at the Cliffside cem etery. Miss Minnie Millisa Hawkins was born on January 15, 1887, in Huntsville, Ark. She was mar ried to Packwood McClain in Huntsville on September 19, 1907. Mrs. McClain has lived in Oregon since 1928 and in Sandy since 1940. Survivors include her hus band, a son, E. R. McClain, Ne halem; 2 daughters, Mrs. Sylvia Boylan and Mrs. Thelma Bled soe, both of Sandy; 3 sisters, Mrs. Margaret Ritchey of San dy, Mrs. Tennessee Wilford of Modesto, Calif., and Mrs. Mar cia Scotes of Huntsville, Ark., and 6 brothers, John Hawkins of Portland, Arthur Hawkins of Warrenton, Nash Hawkins of Fayetteville, Ark., Ed Hawkins of Jennings, Okla., Samuel Haw kins of Huntsville, Ark., and Riley Hawkins, Sandy. Seven grandchildren also survive. The Eagle Creek Grange Installs EA g L e CREEK—The Grange held installation December 16th with 55 in attendance. Fred Bates was installing officer. An accordion solo and skit were presented and gifts were exchanged. December 20 the Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Mabel Tasheron with annual gift exchange and pot luck Christmas refreshments. Coming events include: December 22, School Christ mas program. December 23, Sunday school program at church, 7:30 p.m. December 30, Grange card party. M ay you r h a p p in e s s m a tc h t h e b r ig h tn e s s o f Y u le t id e . Birthday Is Honored With Sunday Party Mike Paluck’s BULL RUN — Mrs. Melvin Haneberg was guest of honor at a Sunday night supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. • Alfred M. Lee on her birthday anni versary. Other guests present were her husband and children and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna Hane berg; Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dagsland, Mrs. John M. Dags- land and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dagsland, all from Portland. Officers Elected By Missionary League Of Lutheran Church Mrs. Richard Ulrich was elect ed president of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League of Immanuel Lutheran church of Sandy at the December meeting of the society. The meeting was held last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Emil Fuerstenau, route 2, Sandy, and Mrs. Floyd Wag ner was co-hostess. Other members elected in cluded Mrs. Helen Dahrens, vice president; Mrs. Floyd Wagner, secretary, and Mrs. Ernest Gehrts, treasurer. The zone meeting of the LW- ML will be held on January 25 at Zion Lutheran church, Port land, beginning with a 11:30 luncheon, Paul Hanson, admin istrator at Emanuel hospital, will be the speaker. After the meeting adjourned, each of the older members of the society was presented with a Christmas corsage, and a small box of ‘Christmas Goodies.’ Christmas carols were sung and refreshments were served to 18 members and 2 visitors. COMMUNION SERVICE The first Christmas commun ion service of St. Luke’s Epis copal Mission will be observed next Sunday, December 24, at 11 a.m. in the Bateman chapel, North Main avenue, Gresham The Rev. Neville C. Blunt, of St. Helen’s hall, Portland, will be the celebrant. Nobody has ever made a law that will prevent a man from making a fool ef himself-^-if he has a wife, though, he can’t do it ! without knowing about it. MOBILGAS STATION Specials For Fri. and Sat., December 22 and 23 Fresh SHRIMP CRANBERRIES 1 Lb. Pkg. 19d Lou-Z-Anna . BEST PATENT FLOUR .5 Oz. Tin 39« CORN Del Monte Cream Style Crown SO Lb. Print Bag S3.85 Santiam NUCOA For HOLIDAY GOODIES Tops For Cakes - Candies - Cookies GREEN BEANS .. No. 2 Tin 21 (i Mt. Whitney, Pitted X LBS. 67® BSE— O L IV E S.............. ............Tin 27d Armour’s < TREET . . . . . . . .12 Oz. Tin 43 ö For Smackin’ Good Salads Popular Brands Best Foods Real MAYONNAISE quart 83d Couple Observe 44th Wedding Anniversary With A Surprise Party CHERRYVILLE — Mr. and C. O. Cheney pf Cherryville cel ebrated their 44th wedding anni versary at their home Tuesday/ December 12th. . A surprise party was given by relatives of the couple. Those attending weré: Mrs. Jennie McCamant from Albin, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Courser; Mr. and Mrs. Loy Courser 'and children; Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Bowder and baby son, of Cherryville; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cheney and. family; and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levi son of Bluff road. Mrs. McCamant is a sister to Mrs, c. O. Cheney, E. W. Cour ser and Mrs. Henry Levison, and has been visiting here the past three weeks. She left for her home in In diana the first of this week. MT. HOOD CLEANERS CIGARETTES . . . . Carton SI .49 Play Fair Freestone PE A C H E S.......... .. .21 Tin 290 FREE! Menu Planner Booklet U. S. No. 1 A. Standby PUMPKIN Oregon No. 1, Ranch Fresh 2 + Tin 15d Sweet Potatoes 2 Lbs. I9d TURKEYS Competitive Prices , Pitted Fresh Dressed Happy Vale Sweet PICKLES ROASTING CHICKENS Lb. DATES 35d 1 Lb. Pkg. 33d Swift’s 1 Pt., 5 Oz. Jar PREMIUM PICNICS Lb. 49d 35d We Carry BIRDSEYE Frozen Foods BACON By The Piece Lb. 53d O YSTERS Pt. 65d We Have A Full Line of Assorted Christmas Candies and Nuts Medley's Food Store «YOUR FRIENDLY GROCER” Open Sundays from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Main St. Sandy Oregon I
