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THE SANDY POST
Christian Science
Services
Jeh ovah ’s
W itn esses
Sunday Morning 11 A. M.
Sunday School 11 A. M.
Wed. night service 2nd Wed.
each month, 8 P. M.
2nd and Main Streets
Formerly Am. Legion Hall
Masonic Hall
Sundays
Bible Lecture 7 p.m.
Watchtower Bible study 8 p.m.
Fridays
Service meeting 8 p.m.
Theocratic Ministry 9 p.m.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY
INVITED TO ATTEND
Sandy Community Church
DR. WILLIAM L. KILLIAN, Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOOL ............................................... 9:45 A..M.
MORNING SERVICES ........................................ 11:00 A. M.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR .... 7:30 P. M.
SERMON: ‘The Dynamics of Life.” All o f us want to have
a successful and happy life. Are there things we can do
that will assure this? There are. They lie within us as well
as without us.John Luebke will sing next Sunday, “I Heard
the Forest Pray.”
CHURCH OF CHRIST
NON-DENOMINATIONAL SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY
In IOOF Hall, Corner of Main and Strause Streets in Sandy
Bible Study Classed .................... 10:00 A. Mr
Worship and Communion ........ ...11:00 A. M.
Young People’s Meeting ............... 6:30 P.M.
Evening Service ............................. 7:30 P.M.
BLANTON E. BROWN, Minister
------ E V E R Y O N E W E L C O M E --------
Oil B urners - Pum ps - F urnaces
P ip e, V alves and F ittin g s
Peterson Plumbing
147 E. Powell
“ Mt. H ood’s only P rin tin g C om pany”
Plans Your Printing
to f it
Your Pocketbook
• Craftsmanship
J
Economy
• Rapid Delivery
“F re e E stim ates”
No job too small — or none too big
W om en’s E d ito r
G uest D ay E vent O f Sandy Rebekahs Pay
2andy W om an’s Club Tribute To Leader
Phone S an d y 3331
“R ead in g I s F un”
B ook W eek S logan
tateman
Onerai CW.
Sandy Rebekah lodge was hon
By Mrs. Robert Jonsrud
ored by an official visit of the Book Week is from November
Guest Day at the Woman’s president
of Oregon Rebekah 16 to November 22, says^Mrs.
club of Sandy» on Thursday, Assembly, Mrs.
Ramey of Ada Arnett, librarian of Sandy
November 6, proved to be of Hillsboro, at i a Olive
meeting
unusual interest and enjoyment. held Wednesday special
evening, Nov library.
This was due in part to a dis ember 5, at the IOOF
hall with New books at Sandy s p u b h
play of the artistic work of the more than 75 in attendance.
library include: “Alaska
,
Wy’east garden club in the form Three candidates were initiated McKeown; “The Secret Road,
of wreaths, door knockers and
Lancaster; “Bend of the
time.
corsages fashioned by its mem at A this skit,
Gulick; “A Drum Calls West.
“Hunting
For
Pen
bers from cones and seeds of a cils,” was featured during Which Gulick; “A Doctor’s Pilgrim
Sandy Baptist ri,n
variety of coniferous trees and a gift was presented to the age,” Bassett; “The Gown of Slide P rojector To Be
shrubs found in the mountain state president by the local Glory,” Turnbill; “The Thurber
region. Mrs. Elsie Creighton ex lodge. ' Audrey Colson, noble Album,” Thurber; “'Grandma Goal Of Welches PTA
School
plained the process used in this grand, Mildred Seaman and Moses,” Moses; “My Forty Year A new slide projector for (the Sunday
Morning Service
ff A'11
work, stating that she was one Colleen
school-was
the
goal
set
by
the
Fight
for
Korea,”
Yim;
gH
represented the
Young People’s
1
of the busy “ants” of the club lodge in Sheldon
PTA
of
Welches
school
at
their
Teacher,”
McLelland.;
“The
Sil
the presentation.
Meeting
who gathers the materials. She A beautiful
ver
Chalice,”
Costain;
"For
meeting
held
in
the
school
gym
garden was arran
Bible Study for
was accompanied by Mrs. Nell ged in the hall
by Mrs. Alta Goodness Sake,” Beattie; ‘Y5n' nasium Thursday, November 6.
Adults
(Bistorious who is ohe of the Van
ture
to
the
Interior,”
Van
Der
vCdth president Mrs. Irene Petrie
•7:80
Ausdell, degree captain as
artists of the Wy’east club as a tribute
Post; “Lady of the Mohawks, presiding. More than 40 mem Evening Service
7:30 pjn
to
the
state
president.
are Jennie Welch and Mrs. Wil Mrs. Ramey was taken for a Widdemer; “The Captive Witch,” bers were present.
__ .
West Junction
liam Drips.
Van
Every;
“Bar
1
Roundup
of
' The PTA will conduct the Maui Street & Loop I
Mrs. Quentin Norquist gave an walk in the garden where she Best Western Stories,” Scott; country store a t the Welches
informative talk on the techni picked a dozen long stemmed “Lady I and the Lumberjack,”
red roses.
ques of television.
Mrs. Christina Limbaugh pre Barber; “The Curve and the
Alma Francis Fields presented sented
a bouquet of roses to TuSk,” Cloete; “Lasso Your
LuiRee Landis in two vocal num
Heart,” Cavanna; "The Nine
bers and Elgin Burns directed a Mrs: Ramey in behalf of the Brides and Granny Hite,’ Wil
IOOF.
brass band of four pieces in a junior
The hall and tables were beau son; “The Earthbreakers,” Hay-
program of German music. Mrs. tifully
decorated for the occa cox; and many others.
Tom Scales had charge of the sion.
Visitors from Portland and New books are added to the
Thursdaythrough Tuesday, November 13 to 18—
program.
shelves regularly, purchased
That Hilarious Comedy Team Back Again
The club voted to send Christ Vernonia were present.
with
funds
alloted
by
Sandy
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in ’ ' ’
mas gifts to the patients at the
City Council.
Veterans hospital in Roseburg. Vancouver Rites Unite
• “Jumping Jacks”
The Bookmobile comes each
•Copies of the Oregon Club
Also
month
with
a
new
supply,
says
Digest were distributed to mem Pleasant Home Couple
“The
Narrow
Margin”
Mrs.
Arnett.
The
library
is
open
ber subscribers.
Miss Dixie Sparks, daughter of Thursdays, Fridays^ and Sat
With Charles McGraw—Marie Windsor
Hostesses for the tea served Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sparks, of
Plus Cartoon and News
to the forty members and guests Pleasant Home, became the bride urdays from 1:30 p. m. to 9
present were Mrs. Ivan Barker, of Alvan Null, son of Mrs. Anna p. m.
Wednesday through Tuesday, November 19 to 25—
“World Premier in Portland”—-IN TECHNICOLOR
Mrs. Olaf Andreson and Mrs. R. Null, also of Pleasant Home, in
Jonsrud.
The Blazing Forest
a ceremony performed in Van A truth that disheartens be
The hall was decorated in couver, Washington, Friday ev cause it is true is of far more
Starring John Payne, Agnej^ Moorhead, William Demarest
flowers of orange and red tones. ening, October 31. The bride value than the most stimulat
The floral centerpiece on the wore a gray suit with red ac ing of falsehoods.
Bal Tabarin
tea table was flanked by color cessories.
—Maeterlinck.
Muriel Lawrence, William Ching—Plus Cartoon and News
ful ears of corn.
Mrs. Melvin Holt and Dee
Mrs. R. S. Hall and Mrs. Sparks were attendants.
George Hartwig poured.
Other wedding guests included
Mrs. Anna Null, and Mrs. Dewey
Pood For Entertainment Sparks.
L O U ISE LAWSON
Brightwood Unit Theme The couple are at - home on
Pleasant
Home
road.
By Irene Petrie
Portland, Oregon
Numerous plans for the near
future were discussed at the
regular meeting of the Bright Shower Honors Bride
wood extension unit executive A t Meeting Of Sandy
board.
Ridge Woman9s Club
Announces
At the regular unit meeting
by Mrs. M. L. Steffi
to be held at the home of Mrs.
C la sses and R egistration
Rueben Meyer,- Mrs. F. J. Lyne The Sandy Ridge Woman’s
will present the program, "Foods Club met at the home of Shirley
Flath on November 6. Assistant
for Entertaining.”
in S an d y E very Tuesday
fov the pot luck
Mrs. A. Olson will discuss pro hostesses
were Helen Fritchie
gram planning with the group in luncheon
and Myrtle Deming.
2-6 p m
the afternoon.
A Christmas dinner party
The group’s Christmas party with
husbands
invited
was
slat
T ap -B a llet-A cro b a tic
was discussed and tentative ed for December , 4 at 6:30 p.m.
plans made.
The
birthday
song
was
sung
An extensive report in regard
Mary Allen and Shirley
B a to n T w irlin g-H ula
to 4H scholarships was given to
Flath.
by Mrs. Arlie Mitchell.
The
A miscellaneous shower was
scholarships áre to be awarded held
for
for Mrs. Bob Minyard
in the near future..
(Joyce Elaine Wilder)' whose
Preschool
-
Students
- Adults
wadding was an event of last
fones-Ellis R ites
month.
E N R O L L NOW
The club has started a rug
Held A t Stevenson
Stevenson, Washington was the project and a prize went to
— • —
scene of the marriage of Miss Liza Fuerstenau for sewing the
Leotha Jones, daughter of Mr. most rags, and to Mrs. Widmer
and Mrs. J. C. Jones of Pleas for tearing the most.
I. O . O . F . H A L L
Door prizes for holding the
ant Home, and Sydney Ellis of
Estacada.
The wedding took lucky numbers were awarded
Sandy, Oregon
place Wednesday, October 26. to Helen Fritchie and _ Lucille
Those attending included Mrs. Wagner.
Ellis, Mrs. J. C. Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Hollenbeck, Miss Sher E n g a g ed-----
ry Fuller and Miss Beverly Lin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Baxter
ton.
of Boring announce the engage
ment of their daughter Marlene
DIVISION ST.
While you live, tell truth and to Gordon J. Porter of Portland.
shame the devil.
The couple have set their wed
—Shakespeare.
ding date for January 10.
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D A N C E S T U D IO
And Heating Company
THE SANDY POST - - -
SOCIETY AND CLUB ACTIVITIES
D orothy E le ra th
school carnival to v
urday evening
ftelo
After the
A birthday party honoring freshments
«
Miss Donna Jean Rayland Misé 6th and 7th g rX %rvea by ti'
graae
Delores Ray whose birthdays -------
are just a few days apart was
recently held in the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Ray. Games were played,
prizes awarded, and refresh
ments including ice-cream and
cake were served.
The eleven guests present
were: Darlene Gray, Luwanna
Edes, Caroline ^des, Colleeri
M cL ean,
Barbara Elerath,
Main at Fourth
Nancy Bläke, Betty ¡Bergland,
Elinor Butchco, Sharon Gunder Phone Gresham 2o8
son, Camille ,Berry, and Kath
leen Meeker. Mrs. Harold Gund
erson and Mrs. Berry asssisted
the hostess, Mrs. Robert Ray.
SANDY THEATBE
Plum bisg, Heating,
Sheet Metal Work
•
Phone 754
Two S isters Honored
With B irthday P a rty
SUNSET
HOOD
THEATRE
THEATRE
Phone 2021
Sandy, Oregon
OPEN—Weekdays: 6:45 p.m.;
Saturdays: 5 p.m.; Sundays:
1:45 p.m.
Thursday
Nov. IS
Dreamboat
with Clifton Webb and
Ginger Rogers
—Plus—
Holiday For Sinners
Keenan Wynn
Janice Rule
Friday, Saturday Nov. 14-15
Tim Holt
Joan Dixon
Gresham, Oregon
Phone Gresham 784
The Theater Equipped with
Hearing Aids
OPEN—Weekdays: 6:45 p.m.;
Saturdays and Sundays: 1:45.
Thurs.-Sat.
Nov. 13-15
My Man And I
-J;with—
with Shelley Winters and
Wendell Corey
•—Plus—
Follow The Sun
Ann Baxter
Glenn Ford
Desert Passage
Oregon’s Natural Weather Has Returned —
T ake Y our P ick O f T his R ain Gear F or W orking Men!
—Also—
Linda Darnell, Tab Hunter
island of Desire
In Technicolor
R A I N -TETE
“D E I - SK IN ”
“TIN PANTS”
W aterproof
$6.45 and S9.95
THIS GARMENT IS MADE OF
THE FINEST U. S. ARMY
WATER REPELLENT DUCK;
AND WILL KEEP YOU AS
DRY AM ANY ON THE MAR
KET.
100 Per Cent DuPont
Neoprene Pants & Jackets
$8.95
each
B lack R ubberized
(V ulcoform )
P a n ts and Jack ets
$6.95
each
SCALES
Phone 2591
Sandy, Oregon
Sunday-Tuesday
Nov. 16-18
John Wayne, Nancy Olson (
Big Jim McLain
—Also
Myrna Loy, Tyrone Power
The Rains Came
WedL-Sat.
Nov. 19-22
Carlton Carpenter, and
Janet Leigh
Fearless Fagan
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
165th & Division
LI 9389
Nov. 13
Thursday
Adventure In
Baltimore
with Robert Young and
Shirley Temple
—Plus-
F ather Is A Bachelor
William Holden Colleen W
Friday, Saturday Nov.141
Carlton Carpenter ana
Janet- Leigh
Fearless Fagan
Sunday-Tuesday
Nov. 16-18
Island of Desire
(Technicolor)
with Linda Darnell and
Tad Hunter
—Plus—
Valley o f the Eagles
Jack Warner
Wed.-Sat.
Nadia Gray
Nov. 19-22
Outcast o f the Islands
—With—
Trevor Howard and
Ralph Richardson
—'Plus—
_
—.A lsoJ-
Peter Lawford, Jane Greer
No Holds Barred
You For Me
with Leo Gorcy and
THE BOWERY BOYS
— Also—
Randolph Scott and
Dorothy Malone
The Nevadan
( In Color)
Sunday-Monday
Nov.
Spencer Tracy ana
Katherine Hepburn
P at and Mike
Loretta Young, Kent Smith
P a u la ^ ^ ,
- ■ .
■
. . '
iR*20
Tuesday-Thursday Nov.
Vincent Price, Ellen Dr