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THURSDAY, J une 21 Page 2 SANDY THEATRE BPW Officers For Coming Year Tirar., Fri., Sat., June 21-22-23 Sun., Mon., Tue., June 24-25-26 Humphrey Bogart, Gloria Grahame in FBED SMART Fireplaces Brickwork and Plaster In A Lonely Place ----- Also----- Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. in ----- Also----- John Carroll, Vera Ralston in = Belle Le Grand The Great Manhunt -----PLUS----- — PLUS----- Cartoon and Short Subjects CARTOON AND NEWS HOOD R t 2, Box 394 Gresham, Oregon THEATRE Phone 267 Phone 221 Thur., Fri., Sat., June 21-22-23 Wayne Morris, Lola Albright Alan Hale, Jr. Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour Sierra Passage ----- ALSO----- Gloria Jean, Ross Ford and Patricia White in Manhattan Angel Kon Tiki From the best-seller novel, a fascinating adventure filmed on the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Lion Down CARTON AND NEWS Bunkerhill Bunny CARTOON AND NEWS Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., June 22-23-24-25— Sandy, Oregon Along the Great Divide Queen For a Day Who Done It “Symphony in Song” CARTOON AND NEWS “The Body Guard” CARTOON AND NEWS Matinee, Saturday, June 23 -----PLUS----- -----.PLUS----- Weds., Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 27-28-29-36— Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall and Floyd Corrigan Ghost Chasers “Spooks ahoy — those block busting Bowery Boys hit the spirit trail in a riotous round up of phoney phantoms. It’s a chiller-diller of a cosmic com edy.” ----- Also----- John Sheffield, Marjorie Lord Bomba and the Lost Volcano Roy Rogers, Penny Edwards, Rex Allen, Allen Lane and Jack Holt in Trail of Robinhood IN COLOR ----- Also----- Glenn Ford, Viveca Lindfors The Flying Missle The Thing (From Another World) The year’s most talked of pic ture—it's amazing! ----- Also----- Bud Abbot, Lou Costello William Bendix ----- Also----- Phyllis Avery, Dorren McGavin and Ruby Lee in Thursday, June 21— Friday, Saturday, June 22-23 Kenneth Tobey, Margaret Sheridan in Sun., Mon., Tue., June 24-25-26 Kirk Douglas, Virginia Mayo, John Agar, Walter Brennen in Sandy THEATRE Thursday, June 21 ----- ALSO----- Sol Lesser’s Visitors from Milwaukie and Portland Lodges were present a t the meeting and delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Georgia Whitlock, Mrs. Jennie Knight and Mrs. M artha Whitnebell. Doors Open 12:30—Show at 1 Roy Rogers and Trigger in Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., . June 24-25-26-27— Jane Powell, Fred Astaire, Peter Lawford and Keenan Wynn Royal Wedding IN TECHNICOLOR ----- Also----- Gregory Peck, Ward Bond Barbara Payton, Lon Chaney and Steve Brodie in Only the Valiant Colorado ----- PLUS----- — 6 CARTOONS — Chapter No. 10— BATMAN Tue., Wed., Thu, June 26-27-28 Elizabeth Scott, Jane Greer Dennis O’Keefe CARTOON AND NEWS Always The Company She Keeps A Good Show Show Business SUNSET “Inky and the Lion” CARTOON AND NEWS For Your Enjoyment At The ----- Also----- Eddie Cantor, Joan Davis in ----- PLUS----- ----- PLUS----- “Donald’s Golf Game” CARTOON AND NEWS GORDON SWAN says... New officers for the Business and Professional Women club are, frem left to right, Mrs. Harold G^ der®°i1’ secretary, Mrs. Merle Martin, treasurer; Mrs. Edwin Ander sen, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Warren Cru er, ident, and Mrs. Alfred Gunderson, president. Not shown are the executive board “ embers, M rs.C arl Loundree, Jr., Mrs. Ralph Lamb, and Mrs. William Grashorn. Eight Candidates Inducted To Grange At the regular meeting of the Sandy Grange on Saturday eve ning, June 9th, a class of eight candidates were inducted into grange membership. Those receiving the third and fourth degrees were Mr. and Mrs. Henry W., Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Loyal L. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Wade E. Ellis, and Mr. and Mrs. Felix R. Konsella. The lecture hour featured piano solos by Edward Hall. He played selections from Schubert and his own arrangement of var iations from “When You and I Were Young.” “Vacation Tim e” furnished thè theme for amusing comments by those present and a mixing game gave opportunity to get acquaint ed with new members. Refreshments were served to The 32 present. Twenty-two members of the Sandy Grange were given the sixth-degree at the State Grange convention held at the Russel- ville school last week. Those taking the degree were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Cook, Mrs. Charles Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Light, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Lee and Wanda, Ed Gesch, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Beehler, John Hill yard, Claude Dove> Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bodley, Emma Harder, Mrs. William Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Murray. Mrs. A. W. Bell, Master« of the Sandy Grange, was a delegate to the state convention • from Sandy. “Key To City Of Sandy” Given To Grand Master Mor O M e t GAA) GO / SCO PAVS WCMCW WATtßZ And A Car Can’t Go Indefinitely Withour Proper Service! T reat yours to the best : Give it a Summer Checkup at Gordon Swan’s! Camels Cannot Go Seven Days Without Water They must be watered at least every third day although in some cases they may go five days without drinking. 1—Nuggets of Knowledge, Stompson, page 246. 2—Encyclopedia Britannica, Vol. 5. FACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS FACTORY-TESTED AND APPROVED PARTS GORDON SW AN DODGE-PLYMOUTH HEADQUARTERS 247 East Powell Blvd. Gresham Phone 207 “Finer Service Always — In ALL Ways?’ Plumbing S e riJ Plumbing and Heati^ Contractors 8 General Sheet Metal Work New Work and Service Work Headquarters for WESTINGHOUSE Gresham Plumbing & Heating Company June Meeting Held A t Neumann Home, Sandy 1045 E. Powell, Gresham GRESHAM SUNSET THEATRE They Got Me Covered Sandy Rebekah Lodge No. 193 initiated five candidates at their regular meeting Ju n e1 4 th . They were: Mrs. Minnie Reed, Mrs Pearl Pearce, Mrs. Ruth Mitchell, Mrs. Irene Cunningham and Mrs. Jessie Phelpe. _ Reports were given from the assembly which was held in Klamath Falls, attended by Mrs. Roy Colson and Mrs. R- SOCIETY AND CLUB ACTIVITIES Sandy, Oregon — Phone 691 — Starring — “BOMBA” The Jungle Boy Rebekah’s Initiate Five Candidates George Lyons Grand Master of IOOF of Oregon, was the gues^ of honor at a reception held at Oswego Saturday, June 16th. A group of 300 persons at the reception were spectators of the beautiful ceremony with which Frank Rehberg presented Mr. Lyons with the Key to the City of Sandy. Jack Mainey made the key which is 14 inches long and inscribed “City of Sandy, 195J..” Refreshments were served and a good program was presented. Attending the reception from Sandy were: Mr. and Mrs. Ad olph Amstad, Mr. and Mrs. Syl vester Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Colson and Frank Rehberg. Woman’s Club Seats President, Officers At Final Meeting Mrs. Thomas Scales was in stalled as the new president of the Woman’s club of Sandy at the last meeting of the club year on Thursday, June 7th. Other officers installed were Mrs. Ivan Barker, vice president; Mrs. A. C. Baumjback, secretary and Mrs. J. N. Ferry, treasurer. Trustees installed were Mrs. R S. Hall and Mrs. R. S. Bunnell’ Mrs. Harry Reed, another trus tee, was absent. Installing offic er was Mrs. Robert Jonsrud, assisted by Mrs. E. F. Bruns. Mrs. Bunnell, retiring presi dent, was presented with a gift from the club. Mrs. Scales appointed a year book committee to plan a prog ram for the new club year be ginning in September. Mrs. Lew is Hall, Mrs. Robert Jonsrud, Mrs. Ivan Barker and Mrs. R. S. Bunnell .make up this committee. A project accomplished during the year was the finishing of the club hall interior with wall board on walls and ceilings. Club programs were cultural with local as well as outside speakers. Music programs presented local talent under the direction of Alma Francis Fields. An out standing program and tea was featured at the May meeting of the club to which all women’s organizations of the community were invited. The June 7th meeting was pre ceded by a pot luck luncheon at noon. Mrs. S. A. Mollner and Mrs. A. Gunderson acted as hostesses. The Woman’s Club of Sandy is a member of the third district, state and national Federation of Woman’s clubs and has given financial support to state and local welfare agencies as well as to the Federation’s fellowship project and penny art fund. Official Visit Made By Grand Master Of IOOF George Lyons, Grand Master of IOOF of Oregon paid his of ficial visit to Sandy Odd Fellows Lodge No. 195 Monday evening, June 18th. Sixty members, including many visitors from other lodges, at tended. The meeting was preceded by a dinner, honoring Mr. Lyons, held at the Trail Café. Those present at the dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reh berg, Mr. and Mrs. George Mil ler, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Am stad, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Colson, James Stewart, Earl Shank, who is grand secretary; George How- itt, grand outside guard, and George Lyons, grand master. The 452d Bomb Wing, first air force reserve unit called to com bat as a complete unit, went into action over Korea early in Nov ember. Mrs. Carl Neumann and Mrs Kenneth Flath were jiont host esses for the June meeting of the Lutheran Women’s Mission ary League bf Immanuel Luth eran church, last Thursday at the Neumann home in Sandy. Mrs. Norbert Dey read an ar ticle on “Witness Where You Are.” Mrs. Richard Ulrich, pres ident, appointed Mrs. Carl Krie ger, Mrs. Ernest Gehrts, and Mrs. Richard Ulrich on a com mittee to be in charge of the July meeting which will be held on. the second Sunday in July in the church park. All of the members and friends of theLW- ML are invited to bring a pot luck dinner. Oregon City Abstract Co. Butler Bldg. So. of Courthouse TAKE ALONG KODAK FILM RoJane Buystedt Is Honored At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Buystedt honored their daughter, RoJane, on her 14th birthday with1 a par ty at their home on the Loop highway east of Sandy. Guests attending the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Lolan Ny quist and family, Bonnie, Dean and Betty; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Erickson; Mr. and Mrs. Axel Johnson and Lois Nelson, all of Gresham; Cpl. Lester Buy sted t. from McChord Field and Nell Buystedt. A dinner and hymnals completed the evening. all popular sizes Black and White And Colored WANT TO BUY? T ry a ■ ■ 5 SANDY POST ECONOMY 1 CLASSIFIED AD DRUGS FOR LES phone 841 s an d y I J Yes—The answer to any question ! the boss asks.' A married man’s last word. ABSTRACTS or TITLE IN SURANCE If you buy or sell see us. Oldest and most o »mplete title plant in Clackamas County. Is your title good? Telephone 3961 Carroll Funeral Home DAY A N D NIGHT SERVICE GRESHAM. 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