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N E IG H B O R S The Sandy Post 10 Sandy, Oregon DOVER... By Mrs. Jo h n T eninty T he m o n th ly T rip le F p a rty of th e D over B ible c h u rch w as h eld a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur C am p bell F rid ay evening w ith all re p o rtin g a m ost en jo y ab le ev en in g of fu n and fellow ship. R efresh m en ts of sandw iches, pie and coffee w e re served to th e 31 folks p resent. G uests w e re Mr. and Mrs. Don A ustin an d Mr. an d M rs. K enneth B rad en of P o rtla n d , Mr. and Mrs. H ary C h atelain and Mr. and Mrs. L eroy C asw ell and fam ilies. Mr. and M rs. G eorge W. Caswell of C airo, N ebraska, have spent th e p a st w eek visiting a t th e hom e of his brother, C. O. C asw ell. T hey left on W ednesday to v isit a son in C alifornia. G uests of M r. and Mrs. )rv al F leshm an S unday w ere Jrs. F lesh m an ’s paren ts, Mr. nd Mrs. H. S. D odson of P easant Home. Also Mr. and <rs. C larence W ilson and laughter, Mr. and Mrs. A sh- vorth and Mr. and Mrs. S h an - han and d a u g h te r of P o rt- and. S ervices w ere held a t the Jacobson F am ily C hapel in P ortland a t 10 AM T uesday m orning for A lb ert H orger, a long tim e resid en t of the Dover area w ho passed aw ay Thursday February 13, 1958 in a P o rtla n d hospital last T hursday. He is su rv iv ed by one son, C alvin, of P o rtla n d ; tw o sisters, Mrs. Em m a R itt m an, P o rtla n d and Mrs. R e gina O sburn of E stacada and one b ro th er, C h arles of B ar ton. visiting Mrs. H anson’s fath er, J. G. D eS hazer and Mr. H an son’s m other, Mrs. B arn ey E d w a rd s and o th e r relativ es here. They w ere d in n e r guests T uesday at th e C harles U pde- g rav e home. T he ladies are sisters. Ray Hodge is feeling p retty fa ir and has m ore hopes of saving th e in ju red leg as the circulation is im proving. He m ust re p o rt to th e doctors in P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y m orning for fu rth e r exam inations. Mr. and M rs. R alph Y oung and d a u g h te r cam e o v er from B eaverton S u n d ay to see h e r m other, Mrs. T eninty, w ho has been ill. ---------C P ------------ D ave his w ork has been re tu rn e d ow n p riv a te m usic re c ital th e ness m eetin g w as held. The girls en jo y ed m ak in g V alen re st of th e aftern o o n w as tines. R efresh m en ts of V alen sp en t in visiting. tin e cakes and ice cream w as served to th e follow ing young The In te rm e d ia te class of ladies. M isses H elen D ecker, Mrs. M inna Colt, piano te ac h L au ra Nelson, B a rb a ra Holt, e r of B oring, m et at h e r hom e L eanne B row ne, L ila N ad t studio and enjoyed a V alen vedt, B onnie Lew is, D arlene tin e p arty . T he aftern o o n w as C aldw ell, S an d ra D ivers and spent w ith th e girls playing Rosalie M utch. piano solos for th e en jo y m en t of all. A group of N orw egian BARGAIN f e s t iv a l songs w ere sung by Miss L ila N ad tv ed t and piano duets POST CLASSIFIED PAGES w ere also enjoyed. A fte r th e ir KELSO... W orkenger finished at A shland w h ere he T he K elso H elpers Club for five m o n th s and w ill m eet W ednesday, F e b ru hom e last w eek. ary 19 a t th e hom e of L oraine Levan. All m em bers a re urged Mrs. C h arlie W eaver re to atte n d because of th e elec tu rn e d from P h eo n ix last tion of officers. w eek and is p re p a rin g to m ove the fam ily dow n th ere The first m eetin g of the in th e n e a r fu tu re. She rep o rts second and th ird B luebirds Mr. W eaver as being m uch w as held W ednesday in the b e tte r since going to th e d rie r g rad e school. The gro u p w as clim ate. divided in tw o w ith th e second g ra d e rs to m eet W ednesday G uest sp ea k e r at th e D over a fte r school and th e th ird B ible C hurch S u n d ay m o rn g ra d e rs on T hursday. ing w as Mr. Bob M offatt, w ho Mr. and M rs. R eckm an and is p re p a rin g to go to a m ission fo u r y oungsters, M r. and Mrs. field in A laska soon. D avid Z inger and tw o ch ild ren Mr. and Mrs. C. E. D eLong sp en t S a tu rd a y a t Snow B u n and sons David and P a u l of ny Lodge. A ll re p o rte d a v ery B attle G round, W ashington, en jo y ab le day. w ere w eekend v isito rs at the S u n d ay d in n e r guests of A dson S ta rn e r home. Mr. and Mrs. P a u l L evan Mr. and Mrs. R ay H anson and fam ily w ere Mr. an d Mrs. of H yatville, W yom ing are C h arles H ebron, F o rest G rove an d Mr. and Mrs. C larence H eb ro n and fam ily. L a te r in th e aftern o o n th e L ev an s and J o e M a rs h th e C larence H ebron fam ily m otored to Mt. Hood. From where I s it... Zy Windy's "Sleep Machine" “ C all me lazy.” «ays W indy aylor, “ but it’s folks like me rho a re resp o n sib le for p ro g re ss, 'om e see my la te s t invention. W in d y ’s la te s t consists o f an Id a l a r m c lo c k , s o m e d o o r ,»rings, a c a r b a tte ry all w ired p to th e h o p p e r of h is c a ttlc - eeder. W h en th e a la r m g oes o f f it lo se s a c ir c u it — o p e n in g th e h u te and sen d in g feed in to th e D an g er a u to m a tic a lly . T he lock’s s e t a t 12, so th e c a ttle ret fed m id n ig h t and noon w hile V indy sleeps (h e ta k e s a m id d ay n a p ). T h ey look f a t a n d con t e n t e d ... a n d so does he. F rom w here I sit, I w ouldn t call W indy “lazy.” F a r from it. I t ’s ju s t th a t he looks at th in g s from every possible a n g le —and it seem s to do him good. W indy keeps an open m ind on all su b jec ts. If you p re fe r b u tte rm ilk to, say, a glass of beer, he s not th e type to “ in v en t” ways of forcing his choice on you. Copyright, i/ndcd Staici Brewers foundation HOOD - LAND Distributing Company \ \ c u m ie Supplying yon willi STANDARD * HEATING OILS Wood and Healing Oils D A Y o r N IG H T H O O D -L A N D 345 Mr. and M rs. L a rry P a rk e r and fam ily and M rs. Rosa G erm an sp en t th e w eek en d v isitin g in S u th e rla n d w ith Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n C handler. A hostess p a rty w as held a t V iolet G erm an ’s Tuesday. S everal frien d s atten d ed . W ord w as received by Mrs. Roy G erm an of th e death of h e r uncle, G len Jo n es of B akersfield, C alifornia. ------------ C P------------ Itos {INC. I.ITTLE GIRL, BIG GUN—Amaida Gomez can walk up to the controls of this antiaircraft gun because soldiers In Pan ama helped pay for polio treatment in the U.S. With her are SFC Ralph Eaton of Bayview, Ida. (left), SP2 Felipe Quintero of Karnes City. Tex. (center), and SFC Patrick» Garriga. Heart-shaped Whitman's Candies The always pop ular g ift for Valen tine's Day. By L ela H o ffm eister Phone DAM ASCUS 342 We have a wide F e b ru a ry 9th w eekend guests at th e V an A nderson hom e w ere th e ir cousins the E rick A ndersons of B a rre tt, M innesota and th e ir son, J e r ry and his frien d R ichard Classy of Ft. Lew is. W ashington. Also guests for th e w eekend w ere Mrs. V. O. A nderson’s sister Mrs. J u stin e P resco tt and son Jo h n of F o rest G rove and Mr. and Mrs. Jac k A nderson and d a u g h te r Jo n n a Lee of Sandy joined th e fam ily g ath erin g for S unday dinner. selction of these fine candies. Pr range from 69c $5.95 F e b ru a ry 7th S an d ra V al b erg reached h er 12th b irth day and w as very m uch s u r p rised w ith a gift of a rid in g horse from h e r p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. V ernon V alberg. The Busy Ree club m et at I th e hom e of Mrs. V. O A n derson w ith nine m em bers, one v isito r and th re e ch ild ren p resen t. O ne m em ber. Floy R olling, w as rep o rted ill. Those p re se n t w ere D orothea G oodrich. A lb erta Frost. Lela I H offm eister, Susie Stapleton, E sth e r B artlem ay , C ora L ock h a rt. K atie E rdm an and the I hostess, Mrs. A nderson. A d e licious lunch w as served at LOOP HIG HW AY I 1 30 PM a fte r w hich the busi- UWE ECONOMY DRUG SANDY
