THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1952
THE SANDY POST
Dinner P arty G™?n
Honor Three Birthdays
SOCIETY AND CLUB ACTIVITIES
For The WeU-Dressed woman
the frames must be right
Dr. L. W. GRIFFITH
Phone Gresham 217 OPTOMETRIST
Gresham, Oregon
First Baptist Church
Let’s Go To Church
Hear the Word of God and the Old Time Gospel
A Small Church With a Great Hope and Vision.
L. C. Des VOIGNE, Pastor
SUNSET GRESHAM
Phone 221
THEATRE
Sandy, Oregon
Thursday, February 21
Naval Scenes Never Before
Filmed!
William Holden, Nancy Olson,
William Bendix, Don Taylor
Submarine Command
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Brian Donlevy, Virginia Grey
Andy Devine
Slaughter Trail
IN TECHNICOLOR
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CARTOON AND NEWS
Behave Yourself
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Edmond O’Brien, Yvonne
r;
DeCarlo and Barry Fitzgerald
Silver City
Casablanca, Africa
Scene Of Employment
For Avonne Markwart
HOOD
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 267
Thur., Fri., Sat., Feb. 21-22-23
Bette Davis, Gary Merrill
Barbara Murray
Thursday, February 21
Robert Cummings, Arlene
Dahl
The Black Book
Another Man’s Poison
County Fair
Northwest Territory
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Kirby Grant, Gloria Saunders
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Rory Calhoun, Jane Nigh
IN COLOR
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CARTOON AND NEWS
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“Mouse Comes To Dinner”
CARTOON AND NEWS
Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon.,
February 22-23-24-25
Jane Nigh, Michael O’Shea
Sun., Mon., Tue., Feb. 24-25-26
James Mason, Ava Gardner
Disc Jockey
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Lloyd Nolan, Jane Wyatt
Pandora and the
Flying Dutchman
Bad Boy
CARTOON AND NEWS
Tue., Wed., Thu., Feb. 26-27 28
Michael O’Shea, Turhan Bey
Parole, Inc.
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Martha Vickers, Phillip Reed
Daughter of the West
IN COLOR
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CARTOON AND NEWS
Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon.,
February 29, March 1-2-3
Leo Gorcey, Bowery Boys
Spook Busters
IN TECHNICOLOR
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Leo Gorcey, Bowery Boys
“Dumbell of Yukon”
Live Wires
CARTOON AND NEWS
Valentine Party
Attended By 74
THEATRE
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Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues.,
Wed., Thurs., Feb. 22-28
Farley Granger and Shelley
Winters in
Women’s Editor
A Valentine Party given by
the Sandy Community Sunday
School for the beginners depart
ment was attended by 52 chil
dren and 22 mothers Wednesday
February 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. in
the annex of the church. Games
were played, valentines ex
changed, and refreshments con
sisting of valentine cookies,
punch and candy were served.
All children were pre-school age.
On the committee arranging
the party were: Mrs. John Wil
liams, Mrs. Haritshorn, Mrs.
Charlie Lane, Mrs. Adolph Am-
stad, and Mrs. Lewis Hall, super
intendent of the Sunday school.
Women’s Club Hall, Sandy, Oregon
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Worship 11 a m'
Training Union 7 p.m.
Worship 8 p.m.
A NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH
THEATRE
Dorothy Elerath
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CARTOON AND NEWS
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Marguarite Chapman, and C.
Mitchell
Flight To Mars
IN TECHNICOLOR
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“Purloined Pup”
CARTOON AND NEWS
Weds., Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
February 27-28-29, March 1
Frank Sinatra, Jane Russell,
Groucho Marx
Double Dynamite
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Joan Evans, Melvyn Douglas
On the Loose
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“Two Mouseketeers”
CARTOON AND NEWS
Phone Sandy 31
LWML See Scenic
Slides Of Alaska .
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert H. Carlson was the.scene
of a dinner party on Saturday
evening, February 12, when three
birthday anniversaries were hon
ored. The Carlsons son, Rich
ard, was nine February 9, which
was also the natal day o l J o e
Anderson, of Chase road. Little
Miss Kay Andersen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Andersen,
was three years old on February
8 Besides Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Carlson and their sons, Richard
and Kenneth, those present at
the dinner included: Mr.
Mrs. Joe Anderson and their
five children, Annelle, Carol,
Dorothy, Barbara, and Eric;
Miss Ruth Anderson; Mr. and
Mrs. Clair Andersen and daugh
ter Kay. Following the dinner,
Mr and Mrs. John V. Carlson
called to offer birthday con
gratulations.
ABSTRACTS or TITLE Di.
SURANCE
If you buy or sell see us
Oldest and most o 'mplete title plant
in Clackamas County.
Is your title good?
Oregon City Abstract Co.
Butler Bldg. So. of Courthouse
Christian. Science
Services
The Lutheran Womens Mis
sionary League met at the par
Avonne Markwart, daughter of sonage with Mrs. N. E. Dey and
Every Sunday Morning
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Markwart, Mrs Otto Schneewind as host
11 A.M.
Sandy, arrived in Casablanca, esses on Thursday, February 14.
Sunday
School 11 AM.
French Morrocco, Africa about
It was an all day meeting
MASONIC
HALL
three weelcs ago. She has been starting at 1:30 p.m. with 29
ALL ARE CORDIALLY
in civil service work for several members answering roll call. The
years. 'Before going to Casa
INVITED TO ATTEND
of Priscilla was read by
Subject of the Lesson Sermon
blanca she worked at the Penta story
Mrs. Ronald Krebs in the ab
Sunday, Feb. 25 Is “Mind.”
gon in Washington, D. C. and
of Pastor Dey. Mrs. Otto
prior to Washington, Avonne sence
“My soul shall be joyful in
Schneewind and Mrs. Harvey
was in Trieste.
the Lord: it shall rejoice in
showed scenic slides of
In a letter to her parents Miss Griffin
his salvation” (Ps. 35:9) was
Kenai peninsula and Cook’s
Markwart says, “The people here the
the Golden Text for the
near Anchorage, Alaska,
are very fascinating and their Inlet
Christian Science Lesson-Ser
Mrs,
Henry
Schwartz,
presi
mon “Soul” for Sunday, Feb
dress is unusual. Some wear dent, presented each of the re
ruary 17.
Biblical type clothing; some tiring officers with a LWML pin.
hooded garments; and others
Among (the citations read
retiring officers were: Mrs. SANDY PNG CLUB MEETS
are in European attire. Fez caps The
Richard Ulrich, president, Mrs. AT CLARENCE BROWN HOME from the Bible by the Second
and. skull caps are worn by. the Helen
Reader was the account in
Dahrens, vice president; WITH 20 IN ATTENDANCE
men and the women are heavily Mrs. Floyd
The Past ■ Noble Grand club Matthew of the healing by
Wagner,
Secretary,
veiled.” She says, “Living is and Mrs. Ernest Gehrts, treas met at the home of Mrs. Clar Jesus of two blind men:
“And when he was come into
wonderful at Casablanca, a typ
ence Brown, Sandy, Monday the house, the blind men came
ical French city, with a modern urer.
evening February 18 with about to him:' and Jesus saith unto
The
used
clothing
brought
to
sector, and some Arab sectors
20 in attendance. Hostesses for
Believe ye that I am
such as Medinas. Most people the meeting will be sent to the evening were Mrs. Alfred them,
able to do this? They said
Korea.
think of Africa as all hot and
Mrs. Clarence Brown, unto him, Yea, Lord. Then
dry but in Casablanca the morn The next meeting will be held Meinig,
Otto Motejl and Mrs. Har touched he their eyes, saying,
ings áre very cold and the cli at the home of Mrs. Harry Hall Mrs.
According to your faith be it
with Mrs. Melvina Koehler as old Whitlock. A George Wash unto
And their eyes
mate in general is damp.”
ington motif was carried out in were you.
opened” (9:28, 30).
“There are many wives and co-hostess. .
decorations and refreshments.
children of servicemen here and
Thè following correlative
Mrs. Harold (Georgia) Whit
about a dozen civil service work Firwood Unit Sets
lock and Jennie Knight came passage from the Christian
ers, like myself.” ”
March 11 For Meet from Portland to attend the Science, textbook, “Science
Avonne is the eldest of the
and Health with Key to the
Another joint meeting of the
three Markwart children. Russell Firwood extension unit and the meeting.
Scriptures” by Mary Baker
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
Markwart is her brother and Sandy Ridge Woman’s club was
Eddy, was read by the First
Mrs. F. C. Dyal is a younger held Tuesday, February l2 at the at the Woman’s Club Hall on Reader: “Knowing that Soul
'St. Patrick’s Day, March 17
its attributes were for
sister.
Sandy Gun club. Mrs. Helen when the women of Sandy Re and
ever manifested through man,
McDowall, home economics ex bekah lodge and the PNG club the
Master healed the sick,
tension agent, gave a demonstra of Estacada will be guests. gave sight to the blind, hear
M yrtle Krebs Visits
tion on “Becoming Lines.”
Hostesses for the evening will ing to .the deaf, feet to the
Home Of Her Parents
Members present from Fir be Mrs. Lewis Hall, Mrs. Syl lame, thus bringing to light
Miss Myrtle Krebs visited at wood unit were: Mrs. Lorry
the scientific action of the
the home of her parents, Mr. and Armstrong, Mrs. Mike Lamb, vester Hall, Mrs. Theodore Her divine Mind on human minds
gert,
and
MS's.
Ivan
Barker.
and bodies and giving a better
Mrs. Ernest H. Krebs of Sandy, Mrs. H. A. Longstaff, Mrs. Grady
understanding of Soul and
last weekend.
Bollinger, Mrs. S. H. Wright,
He
who
thinks
for
himself,
salvation” (p. 210).
Myrtle has recently accepted Mrs. Andy Reckman, Mrs. Harry
a position as medical-stenograph Nicholson, Mrs, George Floyd and rarely imitates, is a free
Friedrich G. Klopstock
er in the surgery department at Mrs. Roy Dorman, Mrs. Harry man.
the University of Oregon medical Harvie, Mrs. William Blake, Mrs.
school in Portland. Previously Jess McAnally, Mrs. Alvy Lamb,.
she was employed as secretary Mrs. Willis Oldenkamp, Mrs.
for the director of Vanport Col Walter Wesselink, Mrs. John
lege in Portland. She is a 1949 Metsger, Mrs. Marcus Eggers,
graduate of Sandy Union high Mrs. Fred Decker, Mrs. W. H.
school.
Harris, and Mrs. Kenneth Pearce.
Sandy, Oregon - - - Phone 691
Guests present were Mrs. How
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, February 21-22-23
ard Eliason and Mrs. Ned Mitch
Rod Cameron, Audrey Long, Jim Davis
Eastern Star Conducts ell of Klamath Falls, mother of
Cavalry Scout
Mrs. Andy Reckman.
School Of Instruction
IN dNECOLOR
School of instruction was held Members present from the San
Also Mark Stevens, Gale Storm
by the Eastern Star at the Mas dy Ridge Woman’s club were:
Between Midnight and Dawn
onic Temple Tuesday evening. Mrs. Emil Reich, Mrs. Vern
Plus Cartoon and Short Subjects
February 12 with Irene McKin Wilder, Mrs. T. E. Steffi, Mrs.
ley, grand conductress from David Bell, Mrs. Will Bell, and
Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., Feb. 24-25-26-27-2^»,
Portland, officiating.
Mrs. Ronald Krebs.
Saturday, March 1
Delicious Boston cherry cream Firwood March 11 meeting will
Clark Gable, John Hodiak —- Technicolor Super Western
pie was served after the meeting be held at the home of Mrs. Le-
Across the Wide Missouri
by the hosts and hostesses: Mr. Roy Lamb, Music Gamp road,
Also Lionel Barrymore, Sally Forrest
and Mrs. Carl Sandstrom and with a demonstration “Low Cost
The Sea Hornet
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Gierke.
Meats” to be given by Mrs. Lor
Plus
Cartoon, and News -
ry Armstrong.
I Many of the Firwood unit
members are attending the “Cot
ton dress workshop” given by
the leaders Mrs. Kenneth Pearce,
Mrs. George Floyd, and Mrs.
Alvy Lamb. They first get their
DR. WILLIAM L. KILLIAN, Pastor
instruction from the county
agent. Members are in three
CORDIALLY INVITES EVERYONE TO ATTEND
groups—each leader has six
SUNDAY
SCHOOL .........
.....J............. 9:45 A M.
“pupils.”
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SANDY THEATRE
Sandy Community Church
There are Sales and Sales, but by now you know
A SCALES SALE Always Offers You Real
Savings Worth Looking Into
$/.99
SALE
SPRING COTTON PRINTS
Due to A Special Purchase we can offer you
these Colorful Dresses at this
Amazingly Low Price
Sizes
,12 to 20 - W to 24Ì
Also Extra Large Sizes
42 to 52
Gaily Colored
Checks, Plaids and Stripes
Some With Collars
Some Without
SCALSS
Phone 591
Sandy, Oregon
Some With Flare Skirts
Zipper Fronts-Button Fronts
Some Button All The Way
Down
Valentine Card Party
And Dance Given B y
St.M ichaeVs Parish
St, Michael’s Parish club held
its Valentine card party Thurs
day February 14 at the Sandy
grange hall at Kelso. Cards
and games were played First
prize winners in pinochle were
Mrs. Tiltenington and W. Dollo-
witch. Winners in 500 were Mrs.
Margaret Murray and G. ; J.
Grassel. The door prize was
won by Ed Zakerzewski.
, A luncheon was served and
tables were decorated in Valen
tine motif. Later in the eve
ning square dancing was enjoyed
by all.
Members of the committee
were Mrs. Bursen, Mrs. Popelka,
Mrs. McReynolds, Mrs. Bernard
and Mrs. Koeneman.
Lutheran School Teacher
¡Announces Engagement
I Mrs. Olga Gundermann of
Tacoma, Washington announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Dolores Gundermann. San
dy, to Leonard Fuerstenau, son
of Mr, and Mrs. Emil Fuerste
nau, Sandy.
Miss Gundermann is primary
teacher at the Immantiel Luth
eran school. She attended Con
cordia College in River Forest
a suburb of Chicago, Illinois’
where she received her teacher’s
training.
Leonard is a graduate of San
dy Union high school and attend
ed Behnke-Walker business col
lege in Portland. He is now
employed by S. P. & S. railroad
in Portland.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Three Girls Initiated
Into Order Of Rainbow
The Rainbow Girls initiated
three girls into the order at
their meeting held Wednesday
February 13 at the Masonic
Temple at 7:30 p.m. The girls
are Jenean Mills, Arlene Moore,
and Caroline McHessey.
MORNING SERVICES .............................. ........ 11:00 AM.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR ... 7:30 P.M.
SERMON: “I Will Build My Church.” These
are the words of Jesus. Dr. Killian will discuss
“Who Compose the Church, and the Church’s
Message and Mission Today.”
Who Is A Christian?
In pursuit, a Christian is a follower of Christ He is one
who has obeyed the commandments of Jesus Christ to have
his sins remitted or forgiven. Jesus said, “He that believeth
and is baptized shall be saved. Peter said, “Repent and be
baptized for. the remission of your sins.” Then Jesus said,
If any man would come after, me, let him deny himself and
take up his cross and follow me.” In knowledge, a Christian
is a disciple or learner of Christ. “Study to show thyself
approved unto God a workman that needeth not to be ash
amed j. . .” 2 Tim. 2:15. In faith a Christian is a believer.
Be thou an ensample to them that believe, in word, in man
ner of life, in love, in faith, in purity.” 1 Tim. 4:12. In
character, a Christian is a Saint. A Christian cannot be de
clared a saint by man, but is a saint when he is following
Christ. Paul called the Christians at Corinth, saints. A
saint is one who has been sanctified. “Christ also loved the
Church, and gave himself up for it; that he might sanctify
it, having cleansed it by the washing of water with the
H Ef b* fetfc ?n connection and relationship, a
« ’™8-a«bra?ch In the vine, John 15:1. In transform-
fel b
?
18 a new creature- ''Wherefore, if any man
is in vnrist, ne is a new creature, . .
2 Cor 5-17 “For as
SianCh?fsJ’°Ura»i
bern baptized into Christ, have, put
lteht viaiiiwJ? «
In ’■nomination, a Christian is a
if.™’ B£ ? S £ W 5;14’ In »nfluence, he is leaven, Matthew
n e s s a vvatehmkn. S°Wer’ &nd j j combat a soldier; in
CHURCH OF CHRIST
NON-DENOMINATIONAL SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY
In Sandy American Legion Hall
Study Classes ...............
10:00 A.M.
Worship and Communion ......
11:00 A.M-
r S
p e°Ple.’s Meeting ................ 6:30 P.M.
Evening Service ..................■
7:30 P. M.
BLANTON E. BROWN, Minister
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