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Thursday, June 21, 1956 THE SANDY POST Elinor Lane W ed In Gresham Church Rites , in marriage by her father. A coro Miss Lois Harvie returned this net of orange blossoms held her week from a week spent at Camp finger-tip veil and she carried a Mrs. LUbky Rowland of Aims Menucha on the Columbia river. | cascade bouquet of talisman roses recently returned home from New Lois plans to go to Eugene next j and stephanotis. port Beach, California, where she week to enroll in a summer course spent some time visiting her son in music at the University of Ore BORING— Miss Elinor Lane, ding vows with Laurence Golding, , The bride's cousin. Mrs. David gon. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ford, was matron of honor Her and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. BORING— In a double ring i gift table and also assisted in the John R. Alden, at their new home F . Lane of Boring exchanged wed Golding of Duncan, Arizona in a 1 gown was waltz-length in aqua i ceremony at Kern Park Christian serving. on Lido Isle. double ring ceremony at Gresh church Friday, June 8. Miss brocade taffeta. She'carried When the couple left for their am Methodist church Saturday Vvenne Marie Nasshahn daughter wedding trip to the Oregon bea- ABSTRACTS or TITLE nosegay of talisman roses and evening, June 9 Miss Ruth Morner of Chicago, ¡. of Mr and Mrs. Wilford Nass- ehes the bride was wearing a pow INSURANCE I white carnations. Illinois, has been visiting her Reverend Fletcher Cannell read s hahn of Boring became the bride der blue suit with white accessor Oldest and most complete title- Miss Sharon Pfeiffer of P ort-' brother Al Morner of Sandy. She the wedding service and Ivan Gil- of Pepper Harvey Stuart Howland ies and the white orchid from her plant in Clackamas County. plans to make her home in Port- land and Miss Janet Nelson of,1 lam was soloist. Mrs. Lawrence s son of Mr. and Mrs. Kieth How If you buy or sell see us. bridal bouquet. They will be at I Medford, were bridesmaids. They I Edwards was organist. Is your title good? land of 12648 S.E. Salmon street home at 12300 S.E. Division street The bride, wearing a waltz-len wore pale green brocade taffeta , O regon C ity A b stract Co. Portland. after June 18. gth gown of lace and tulle of her gowns. Mrs. Arlene Tibbles of Al-1 Albert James Goodheim, son of Butler Bldg. So. o f Courthouse August Hornecher v , Performing the ceremony was own design and making, was given aska and Mrs. Robert Ogilbee of . Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Mann of Chester Brittain family i Reverend Kenneth Johnston, Al- Eagle Creek, recently spent a 12- Valley last week returi Portland lighted the candles. . Ian Blubaum was soloist and Miss day leave at his home here before this Monday. Barbara LaChambre was organist. Norman Parkhurst of Boring returning to San Diego, California, was best man and Craig Clark of where he is stationed aboard the Given in marriage by her fat Alaska and Peter Geiger of Calif- J USS Ajax, a repair ship. He will Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conery her, the bride wore a gown of ornia were ushers. All were Alpha leave for overseas duty in Jan of Nashua, New Hampshire were white nylon tulle and Chantilly Having trouble reading the fine print? visitors here this past week with lace over slipper satin, her cas Sigma Phi fraternity brothers of i uary 1957. Vision blurred? Eyes tirin g easily?Don't their daughter and family, Mr. and cade bouquet of white Esther Reed the groom. neglect these danger signals. Come in Mrs. Robert Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. daisies and stephanotis was cent • for your whole fomily Pouring at the reception for tha Pierce will accompany them on ered with a white orchid. A coro for a checkup . . . NOW! See bettei 200 guests in the church parlors 1 in the world-famous pages their return trip to Nashua where net of seed pearls held her fing . . . look better. of The Christian Science were Mrs. C.A. Harman and Mrs. ' they plan to reside. On the trip ertip veil. Monitor., Enjoy Erwin D. Wally Kaye. Mrs. Fred Dentel and 1 ' west Mr. Conery visited two bro Maid of honor was Miss Sharon Canham's newest stories, Mrs. Allen Ogilbee cut and served > thers he had never seen, one in OPTOMETRIST Peterson and bridesmaids were the wedding cake. Miss Darlene J. penetrating national and in Idaho Falls, Idaho and the other Miss Patsy Nelson, Miss Patricia MOhawk 5-3813 Gresham, Oregon ternational news coverage, at Spokane, Washington. Wirth served punch. Foreman and Miss Phyllis Downey. how-to-do features, home- Janis Rae Scofield, neice of the rnoking ideas. Every issue bride, was flower girl. The attend brings you helpful easy-to- ants wore frocks of pastel taffeta ! with headdresses and showet bou-I reod articles. . • 1 You can get this interna • r W ; HOHENFELS, GERMANY— quets in colors matching their tional doily newspaper from dresses. Private Donald P. Colyer Jr., son Donavon Laudenslager was best! Boston by m oil,) without of Mrs. Mercene S. Tuft of Cherry Mr* Frank Christians, Mrs. ville. recently participated in bat man and ushers were the bride's' extra charge. Use the cou pon below to « start 'your Chuck Britton and Mrs. Evelyn talion field tests with units of the brother, Wilford Nasshahn and the Goldthorpe of Brightwood, are all 9th Infantry Division in Germany. groom’s brothers, George How-1 subscription. home from the hospital and repor As part of the U.S. Seventh land and Robert Howland. Another' ?he Christian Scienc. Monitor brother, Michael Howland, was ted recuperating nicely. Army, the 9th Division conducts ring One, Norway Street ; bearer. e rigorous training program, in Boston I 5, Moss , U S. A. A reception was held in the cluding realistic maneuvers and Mr. and Mrs. J.N. Ferry send the Monitor to me church parlors following the cere for Pleose field porblems. Bluff road left Sunday for a oenod checked mony. Mrs. Raymond Scofield, sis- ' week stay at Seaside. An ammuiiui.n bearer in Comp l.yeor $16 □ 6 months' $8 n any A of the division's 39th Reg ter of the bride, and Mrs. Burt i 3 months $4 Q Gainer, aunt of the groom, served iment. Colyer entered the Artnv Shirley and Arthur Bakke and the wedding cake. Mrs. Robert <nom«l two children are home aga n fol in September 1954. He completed Howland was at the coffee ser basic training at Fort Gordon, lowing several days vacation spent Georgia. vice and Mrs. George Howland at Seattle, Washington visiting SALES & SERVICE foddrMtl Colyer, whose father l1 /es at presided at the punch bowl. Mrs. with Tessa and Jim Chilton. While John DeMoss was in charge of there they also saw many of tile 8613. S. Tbon. >,„n, Tacom.i. Wasn the guest book Cousins of the ilngton, attended Lincoln high scenic areas of Puget Sound Mr. 'ti.ool in fi/ . i t ;. bride. Miss Judy Nasshahn and Bakke is PE instructor at Sandy Miss Sandra Nasshahn, were at the _ grade school and this summer Is playground director at Rockwood school. imer resident c ' Sandy arrived in Air k i ; nd i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harvie are ,ncd ti the Alaska Gen- spending the week in San Fran ot at Fort Richardson cisco and attending the Kiwanis am.- ton of Mr. an I Mis convention there. Gide., amp of Hospers, ered ti e Army las' !)••:- d received bask trail There's No Substitute l o. Zxpcri 'or. i 'laffee, Ar’.r insas. Art Has Had 18 Years Ù1 It! ist r'ationed at Fort Lee, Sandy Locals Nasshahn - Howland Vows Read A t Kern Park Church GOOD VISION IS PRICELESS Worthwhile H eading.. L.W . 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