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THURSDAY, OCT. 21. 1954 THE S A N I,Y POST Page 2 Happiness is a sunbeam which may paaa through a thous- 2 and hlossomn without losing a particle of its original ray; J nay, when it strikes on a kindred heart, like the converged ■ light on a mirror, It reflect» llseif with redoubled brightness. ■ It is not perfected till It is shared. - lane Porter ■ CaiToll Funeral ‘H ome Phone 247 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Gresham, Oregon iO C H JY AND CLUB ACTIVITIES C om m u n ity- P r e sb y te ria n C h u rc h * REV. P H IL IP R. HAMPE, M inister Parsonage Phone 2493 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. .Morning Services 11:00 am . Christian Endeavor 7:30 p.nL Prayer .Meeting Wednesday 0 p.m. Heusen Sport Shirts For Men ----- and for women to buy FOR THEIR MEN World’s Smartest Men’s Wear Metallic Completely Washable SCALES Sandy, Oregon BE PREPARED LOOK AHEAD ion met at C ottrell school Wed.. 9 e r. pot-luck dinner was held at 7 p.m. and the business meeting followed at 8 p.m. Mrs. H. Nicholson presided. 1 Paul Youngman of McMinn- ville, showed pictures and discus sed the E uropean to u r of which he was assistant director. T here w ere 112 m idw estern farm ers and their wives m aking the to u r which took them through seven E uropean countries. « B e a m in g a Good Buyer” was the dem onstration given to the Brightwood Extension Unit on Thursday> Oct. 14. Eighteen lad- w ere present to hear Mrs. Miller, the Extension Agent from j Oregon City, give points on oe- coming a good buyer. A ques tionnaire was passed out to see how skillful the ladies w ere in th eir buying. Projects Listed The year books w ere distribu ted and projects listed for the ( ’huck W agon Gang 4-H year a re “G ifts from Cloth,” (No vem ber) ; C hristm as meeting, Hold F irst Fall M eeting (D ecem ber); "Ready Mixes’’, I (Ja n u a ry ); “C are of H o u s e j cada, had a num ber of officers | By E leanor Lintow The first m eeting of the Chuck P la n ts”, ( February I ; "Embossing and m em bers present. D uring good of the order, a I W agon Gang 4-H club was held T hin M etals,” (M arch); “Acces program w as presented. Ann .Saturday, Oct. 2, at the home ox sories for the House," (A pril!; Wilkins, Portland, sang several Linda Shockey, leader of the “Main Dish Meals,' (M ay); Pic- nic in June. songs, and w as accompanied by , group. Mrs. W oodward won the prize her grandm other, Mrs. (.handler. The m eeting w as called to or- Mrs. Melville Richey gave a hum- der ancj officers w ere chosen. for the game played during the 'o ru s reading, “Swimming Pool They are Fred Lintow, president; noon hour. The “w hite elephant” in C hurch.” Aaron Ballou, vice president; a money m aking project, was A fall decor was carried out in Jim m y Carolus, secretary; E lean won by Mrs. Gladys F a rr. She the hall decorations with cat or Lintow, rep o rter; T helm a and will bring the gift at the next meeting. tails, autum n leaves and flowers Edna Latin, song leaders. Mrs. Clara Gaumon gave a re- j being used. Mrs. Robert N orm an Discussions on the different 4 . . , . „ 4 , i port on the bake sale held on and Mrs. E lm er Johnson w ere in 4 . H projects w ere held. P rojects ; Qct 2 m w iu used | charge of hall decorations. are animals, poultry, gardening, | for chUd care I Serving refreshm ents in the leather and wood craft. 1 Executive Meeting dining room w ere Mr. and Mrs. cooking, A fter the discussions, re fre sh T he next executive meeting C arl Shetterly, Mr. and Mrs. W il m ents w ere served. will be held at the home of Mrs. liam Giese, Mr. and Mrs. Ed When the m eeting w as over, Beret Faubion in W emme on Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Louis ¡Hudson, Mrs. M. Seibert, Mrs. Linda showed h e r anim als, tro- Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 1:30 p.m. The next regular m eeting of Lillian Greenwell, Mrs. Cora Wil- phys and ribbons won in 4-H work. The next m eeting will be the Unit will be T hursday, Nov. ] kins and Mrs. D arryl Eliason. this Saturday, Oct. 16. 11 at the W emme Club house. Each person is to bring a tissue paper and pencil. The project Bean Bags to be Made will be “G ifts from Cloth”. By 4-H Needle Pokes T he Firw ood Extension Unit By David Farmer Patsy J. Stevenson's met at the Community-Presby- The Bull Run Needle Pokes 4-H Jterian church annex Tuesday, Engagement Announced ¡Oct. 12 for an all day meeting, club had its first m eeting Oct. Mr. and Mrs. C. E .H oughtal w ith a planned pot-luck dinner 6 at the school. O fficers elected w ere John ing of Brightwood a re announc at noon. Due to the tem porary absence F arm er, president; Colette Mc ing the engagem ent of her of C hairm an Mrs. Alvy Lamb, Kinnon, vice president; B arbara daughter, P atsy Jean Stevenson, Mrs. W illiam H arris presided at Beehler, secretary; David F a rm to R obert Scherpf, also of B right the short business meeting, Mrs. er, news rep o rter; L oletta A nder wood. No date w as announced for the wedding. Miller, extension agent, gave the son, song leader. m eeting topic, “Becoming a Good The next m eeting will be at B uyer”. D iscussions on good buy the home of our leader, Mrs. F. T ry a ing followed her talk. R. Beehler. We a re going to M embers answ ering roll c a ll1 m ake bean bags for the three C L A SS IFIE D AD w ere Miss R uth DeShazer. Mrs. Irooms af school. S. H. W right, Mrs. Vance Hewitt, ( | Mrs. H. Nicholson, Mrs. W. H a r ris, Mrs. S. E. Cox, Mrs. L. E. ¡A rm strong, Mrs. John Metsger. i Mrs. E arl Drew, Mrs. W. B. ¡Crownover. Mrs. L.E. Lamb. Mrs. Edith W eidman, Mrs. Mike Lamb, Mrs. Otis Henley, Mrs. O. Quinn, Mrs. Fred Decker, Mrs. Amy Reckman, Mrs. Irene A rm strong, Mrs. Alvy Lamb, Mrs. A1 Sheld- lon, Mrs. L. McCabe. Mrs. Sylves- Itor Hall, Mrs. Lewis Hall, Mrs. I Helena Wesselink. A num ber of guests w ere also ! present. They were Mrs. Bud Nelson, Mrs. Melvin Updegrave, Mrs. Jim Chilton. Mrs. Verne Redmond and Miss Beverly Cox. Firwood Extension Holds All-Day Meet All Shades: Flame, Pink, Black, Laven der, Blue, Tan, Navy, Chartreuse Phone 2591 Tour Pictures Shown Becoming a Good Buyer At Partners Union Meet Given as Project for The Kelso Local F arm ers Un- Brightllood Extension Entertains Three Visiting Chapters t t $4.95 & $5.95 VAN HEUSEN ttuth Loundree A large representation from Troutdale, Estacada, and Gresh- am OES C hapters attended the regular m eeting of Mt. View chapter OES in Sandy Tuesday evening, Oct. 12. Mrs. Lucille Hillyard, w orthy m atron of G resham chapter, and |a num ber of her officers and m em bers w ere present. Prom T routdale ch apter were Evelyn Bird, w orthy m atron, and H arry ' Densmore, w orthy patron, and about 25 members. Leslie Bass, a past grand patron of the grand chapter of Oregon, and a mem- Phone Sandy 3231 Women's Editor Christian Science Society Sunday Morning 11 A. M. Sunday School 11 A- M Wed. night service 2nd Wed each month. 8 P.’M. 2nd and Main Street« Formerly Am. Iwgion Hall ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND Church of Christ Non-Ilenontlnational Services Every Sunday I.O.O.F. Hall Bible Study Classes 10 a.m. W orship Service, 11 a.m. H ear “H erald of T ru th ” KEX Sunday, 3:30 p.m. Bateman Funeral Chapei Courteous, Understanding Service Main at Fourth F‘hone Gresham 208 DAIRY WONDER The cone with the curl on top. Specializing in BROILED BURGERS ICE CREAM for all occasions Gallon $1.69 Hand packed qts. & pts. Phone 2731 Sandy The Walter Olsons Note Wedding Date : Mr. and Mrs. W alter H. Olson celebrated their 38th wedding an niversary on Septem ber 23. In ¡honor of the occasion they made 'a trip to Yakima. Wash., to visit Mr. Olson's cousin. H enry Nel son and family, whom he hadn’t seen since 1906. ' T he Olsons met during the ¡1916 Rose festival in Portland and w ere m arried that sam e ¡year in Portland. Mr. Olson was born in Crooskton. Minnesota and Mrs. Olson is a native Port- i lander, w here she w as born in th e Lents district of th a t city. T he family lived in Portland 'u n til 1941 when at th at tim e they purchased a farm out on McCabe road, about six miles southw est of Sandy, w here they lived until about three years ago when they moved to Sandy. Mr. Olson is a carpenter by trade. T he Olsons have tw o sons. R ichard and Andrew, who are m arried and live in Portland. CAN OE MJB FRIDAY & SATURDAY NEXT WEEK, OCTOBER 29 X 30 SIEGLER peurs hcct over your floors throughout your hom e. . . Here's h ow O n ly Siegler give» you pu»h-pull-doublo action hooting. The built in powered a ir ly ito m , puttier heat into tbo room» w hilo it p«H» the cold air out. 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