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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
MH City
Mill City The Mill City
3-Llnks club is sponsoring a
Mother's Day cooked food sale
next Suturduy, May 0, in the
former Ilinz Coffee shop. The
sale which fouturos Mother's
Day cakes and other cooked
food will open at 10 a.m. There
will also be fancy work dlS'
played as a suggestion for
Mother's Day gifts. Mrs. Ar
thur Olmstcnd is in charge of
the cooked food and Mrs. Fred
Duffy is sewing chairman.
There were 88 children re
celvlng services at the all-day
. well child conference held on
April 28. Dr. W. J. Stone,
Marion county health doctor,
was in charge and he was as
sisted by Mrs. Effie Cole, pub
lic health nurse, both of Sa
1cm. Local volunteer help in
eluded: Mrs. Robert Wingo,
chairman, Mrs. Floyd Jones,
Mrs. E. A. Ncsbltt, Mrs. James
Armstrong of Mill City, Mrs.
R. C. Haseman of Idanha, Mrs,
William Fcnnlck of Gotes, and
Miss Joyce Foster, a social
worker of Salcnv '
capiain. iteiresnmcnts were
served after lodge with Hattle
Fency in charge of the kitchen.
Santiam Rebckah lodge held
initiation Wednesday night for
Lois Garrison, Norma Henness
and Esther Stafford. In charge
of . the meeting were Noble
Grand Antonia Thomas and
vice grand Eva Duffy. Con
cluding the session a new drill
was put on by 20 members
with Ruth Hess acting as drill
LOCKER BEEF
SPECIAL - SPECIAL SPECIAL
BABY STEER BEEF
Front Quarrel . , 28c lb.
Vior Whole... 31c lb.
Hind Quarter . . . 36 C
DON WYMORE
SALEM MEAT CO.
Phone 34858 1325 J. 25th SI.
Mill City Woman's club held
the annual music week pro
gram luesdoy night with Mrs.
Don Sheythe in charge. Roll
call was "My Favorite Song."
The final meeting of the club
will be May 19 and will in
clude a plant exchange. Mrs. C.
M. Cllne will talk on Flower
Culture.
Mrs. R. S. Corbln has re
turned from a trip to Florida
where she spent several
months with relatives.
Mill City high school Girls
Athletic association held the
annual Mother's Day tea Wed
nesday afternoon in the high
school auditorium. All mothers
of high school students were
invited.
"Wildcat Willie," a one-act.
teenage comedy, will be the
feature of the Mill City ele
mentary school graduation
program. May 27 at 8 p.m. in
the grade school auditorium.
Cast for the play includes
Lee Arnold, Annette Melting,
Harold Kliewer, Clara Cau
dle, Frances Ward.
Diplomas will be presented
by William Shuey, chairman
of the Mill City school board.
Members of the eighth grade
class are: David Lee Arnold
Jimmy Ray Baltimore, Rosa
lie Martha Bassett, Clara Vir
ginia Caudle, Glenda Jean
Chrlstensen, Zita May Crosier,
Janet Louise Glunz, Rodney
Maurice Goble, Penelope Jean
Gould, Sherry Darlene Hansen,
Robert Gay Herman, Anna Lee
Howell, Richard Dean Jen
nings, Gloria Ann Klecker,
Harold Lee Kliewer, Donald
Lee Lemke, Charles Martin
Marttala, Lillian Annette Melt
ing, John Terrence Muir, Mar
lin Bruce Noyes, Gregory
Xavier Peterson, Nancy Lee
Porter, Myrna Louise Roy, Ev
elyn Faith Taylor, Bruce Clark
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Willamina
Willamina Mrs. Kenneth
Barrett received word this
week of the death of her
grandmother, Mrs. W. E. Rus
sell of Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gardner
and Ralph, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Gardner and baby,
spent the weekend in Bend
with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Gardner.
Mrs. Tod Walker of Salem
and Mrs. John Yarco of Se
attle spent Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. R. Lee Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lee and
family were weekend guests at
the Don Wolf home in Hills-boro.
Mrs. Roxie Bryant is home
from the McMinnvitle hospi
tal convalescing.
Kenny and Larry Turner of
McMinnville were weekend
guests of Jerry Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood
en visited at the Lew Wallace
home in Molalla Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Rudig
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Brown in McMinnville Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heider
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Scharschmidt enjoyed dinner
at the beach Saturday evening.
Mrs. Claude Booth and Mrs.
V. C. Neal visited Mrs. V. C.
Neal, Jr., in a Salem hospital
Thursday.
Mrs. Axel Lundin, Mrs. Paul
Nyleen, Mrs. Art Lundeen and
Mrs. Ed Severson surprised
Mrs. Arvid Nyleen on the occa
sion of her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Reed and
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sexton and
Darlene spent Sunday after
oon at the Robert Reed home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rossell
and family of Toledo spent the
weekend at the V. C. Neal
home.
Clarence Thompson flew to
Salt Lake 6ity for the week
end to visit with his parents, i
Mrs. Karl Lents attended
the funeral of her nephew,
Deston Russell in Portland
Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Denton
and family spent Sunday at
the John Mekkers home in Sa
lem., Mrs. Ethel Read and son
spent the weekend visiting rel
atives in Elkton.
Mr. L. E. Page returned
home from the hospital and is
Thursday, May 7, 1353 ,
recovering from her recent ill
ness. , ., ,
Frank J. Smart, father pf
MrFs Ernie Cogswell and Mrs.
Ray Barber, has been dis
charged from the Santa Bar
bara hospital where he was
confined with a stroke.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boundy
birthday.
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GREYHOUND
Actress Elizabeth Taylor, holding her son, Michael How
ward Wilding, was named Mother of the Year by 3800
members of the Society of American Florists meeting in
Hollywood. i
Thomas, Carol Ann Thomley,
David Lloyd Umphress, Fran
ces Ann Ward, Richard Kieth
Ziebert, Gerald Bruce Golden,
Dennis Michael Fodrabsky,
James Glenn Sullivan, Dale
Stanley Walezak.
Fruit I and
FruiUand 4-H club mem
bers of Fruitland school in
terested in the Spring show at
Stayton this week are: Sewing
Mary Karr, Lucille Hilke,
Heane Johnson, Kay Johnson,
Beverly Ediger. Mrs. Herbert
Hilke Is leader.
Cooking 4-H club members
are Pat Miller, Loretta South
wick, Joice Mires, - Janice
Mires, Bobby Mires, Sandra
Wagner, Janet Aaesrude, Patsy
Thomas, Charlen Shryock,
Mary Karr, Lucille Hilke, Ilene
Johnson, Kay Johnson, Bever
ley Edeger.
Giving a demonstration on
Thursday from this group will
be baking cookies, Loretta
Southwick and Pat Miller;
scrambled eggs, Lucille Hilke.
Mrs. Anthol Riney Is leader
of the cooking club.
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