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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1952)
Page 3 THE SANDY POST THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1952 Damascus D ata S E A L ’S A potluck lunch was held at Damascus grange hall last week. Those attending were (Mr. and SU PER Mrs. M. G. Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Erdman, Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Wellman, Mr. and Mrs. Ed C R E A M Pillster, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Pill- ster, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gillespie, Mrs. Duane Gillespie, Mrs. Wal 12 Per Cent ter Schubert, Mrs. R. F, Tubbs, Mrs. Thomas Gray, Miss Helen Ice Cream Schubert, Mrs. Charles Mayer and Master and Mrs. F. C. Ger-' gen. $1.69gal- Mrs. Tubbs, chairman, an nounced a state contest is open for fancy aprons and pot hold She also mentioned the con Assorted Flavors ers. tests on drindl skirts, cotton suits, 2-piece cotton dresses and tea towels. Damascus home extension unit will hold its regular meeting Thursday, February 21 in the Guitar home of Mrs. Arnold Schmidt in Portland. Members are asked and to bring three blocks of wood (one bigger than % inch), a me Accordion dium screw driver, a pair of pliers, a claw hammer and a few screws and should be at LESSONS Grohn’s store at 10 a.m. for transportation. To start Tuesday Mrs. Artie Howall and Mrs. MARCH 4 Esther Fairclough were initiated into the 4th degree during the 4 P. M. Through 9 P. M. meeting of Damascus grange February 9. Masters At Women’s Club Hall Saturday from various granges present were: Charles Stiener, Pomona; in Sandy Earl Wilson, Mountain; Charles Hines, Milwaukie; Bob Spence, Enrolling Students Rockwood, and B. Lewis, Hol ■, Now comb Outlook. The program for the evening consisted of a piano 1 Interested Parties Write solo by Janet Brown; a reading “Ten Thousand Years of Farm Don Ulmer ing” by Lan Deen; a tribute to General Delivery, Sandy, Ore. the American farmer by Master Or Phone Sandy 144 Lewis; and a skit, “The After noon Before Grange Meeting Night.” The refreshment com mittee were Mrs. Charles Mayer, Mrs. Dell POtruff, Mrs. Thomas Gray, Mrs. Gene Wittlesey, Mrs. Doyle Staples, and Mrs. Charles Drake. The workshop sewing class, sponsored by the Damascus home extension unit, met in the home of Mrs. Curtis Young Thursday. Under the guidance of Mrs. Edgar Grohn, the fit ting of patterns was learned by Mrs. R. F. Tubbs, Mrs. Ollie In Emergency, Call Us Makinson, Mrs. Parker Perry, Mrs. Charles Mayer. and Mrs. Young. At noon a birthday cake When illness strikes and was served in honor of Mrs. R. medicine must be adminis F. Tubbs who was celebrating a birthday. Sandwiches, jello and tered quickly, bring your coffee were also enjoyed by the prescription to us. We’ll group. compound it carefully and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Boynton motored to Topeka, Kansas in the s h o r t e s t tíme where they visited Mrs. Elma possible. Just telephone. Sheets and many other relatives. On their way back they stopped Idaho to visit with Mr. and For Prompt Service in Mrs. George Boynton, Mrs. Wal ter Day, and others. They also stopped at Moro, Oregon Ito see Phone 841 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boynton. Rev. Forrest Forbes, pastor of Damascus Community church announced that authorization to A FULL MEASURE build a baptistry was given at OF HEALTH the business meeting of the church last week. Construction is (to begin immediately. Other projects indicative of the church’s progress, said Forbes, are plans for church bus serv ECONOMY I ice, building expansion and new seating. Sunday school enroll DRUG S FOR LE? ment has reached an all time PHOKE 841 SANDY high, he said. The choir is now practicing for an Easter pro gram under the' direction of Mrs. Milton Jones. Mrs. Walter Young is improv ing daily from the surgery she recently underwent. ’ Pfc. Leland Dexter was a re cent visitor in the home of his sister, Mrs. Grace Bush when he was en route from Fort Col lins, Colorado to Tokyo, Japan. -wr-jr OLD Leland is a member of the army medical corps. The Sandy Meat Market Has Been Sold And Is Now The Economy Meat Market Under the Management of RussMyers g I PORK SAUSAGE II 2% S5c I Country Style SHORTENING I f .......... X8c Wisconsin CHEESE BACON JOWLS PURE GROUND BEEF PORK STEAKS If/.. ,49c I f .... 5 9 c BACON ENDS PORK CHOPS Medium Sharp For Seasoning or Frying 1 I f ......X5c I f ......6 9 c I f :. ...65c I f ......X3c SLICED BACON | ft.., H ermitage BRAND Worm W f( sáw/ffeÁa 'w a m /i' 9.60 T Pint ™ O 4.10 4/5 quart 8 6 PROOF • THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Pleasant Home,.. Mrs. Charles Harris, enter tained the. Pleasant Home Bap tist Ladies Society with a tea last Thursday. Homer Stockam returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd iPaschall after spending the win ter in Safford, Arizona where he visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stockam. Mrs. Orna Hunter has returned ! to her home after visiting her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hunter. The Intermediate Boys class of Pleasant Home Baptist church with their pastor and teacher, Donald J. Davis, spent Saturday skiing on thè slopes of Mt. Hood. In the group were Richard Kerns, Roy McCormick, Paul Bancroft, Levi, Don and Russell Joy, Richard.Reams, Don Jones, Kenneth Hovda, and Harold | Redfern. Fir Logs Wanted A t Good Prices We give full scale and pay cash each week for Old Growth Yellow Fir Peelers delivered to our plant in Gresham. OLYMPIC MFG. CO. Division, The Dean Co. Gresham, Oregon PHONES:. Gresham 265, KEnwood 5223 PORK LIVER Eastern Sugar Cured Fillet of RED SNAPPER SHORT RIBS 5 3 c I f ......X8c If... ...43c I f ......4 5 c Friday and Saturday February 22and 23 •WE GUARANTEE OUR M EATS-0'”"8 Daily ’Sunday am 9 to -t0 6 8 » Phone 631 Rolla and Ethel Longnecker welcom e the New ECONOMY MEAT MARKET to your Shopping Center Family Chain Store Grocery Ads Will Be Matched In Price Item For Item These are just a few samples of the typical bargains at SANDY Van Camp’s Light Meat Tuna 7 Oz. Cans 5 f®^ 89(5 19® Each BISQUICK . . . . .............. . FOOD Dole Pineapple Juice Lge. 46 Oz. Can X 3c 4 0 Oz. P k g ..45 LIBBY’S TOMATO JUICE Lg. 46 Oz. Can .27 BORENE SOAP ............ Large Package .2 9 M ARKET 8 Lb. Bags Large White GRAPEFRUIT 59® each CLORAX . . . . LETTUCE lb. 10c .............. .Qt. 16c, l/2 Gal. .28 ABC DIVIDEND 1 Lb. Graham Crackers 340; 1 Lb. Soda Crackers 310 BOTH FOR ONLY........................................39 Trend SOAP POWDER, Lg Sz 23c, 2 for .45 SWIFTS PREM ... ................ 12 Oz. Can .4 4 GERBER BABY FOODS 41 Oz. Can 3 for .25 Gebhardt’s Chili with Beans, No. 300 can .36 Large “A” EGGS, Sandy Fresh, . . . Doz. .49 Proctor & Gamble Soaps sold at chain store prices. Nationally advertised brands Papa Longnecker takes a bale of hay to bed with him just to feed Mama’s nightmare. SANDY FOOD MARKET Member of Large Buying Organization Loop Highway, Phone Sandy 111
