MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, NOVEMBER 25. 1948
and dance.
Gross proceeds were about $450,
a total which, the club felt, was a
good return for all the work. The
community as a whole helped to make
the affair a success, and the aid was
greatly appreciated by the club.
After the business meeting * ri I
ments were served by the hostesses,
Ms/Ta Pakel and Mrs. Joe Wright.
DETROIT
By MRS. J. A. WRIGHT
The second meeting of the month
for the Women’s Civic Club was held
in the home relat ons room of the
high school Tuesday evening with 21
members present. Mrs. Marjorie Ed-
quist, Bellingham, Wash., a sister-
in-law of Mrs. Gordon Skidmore, was
a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cunningham,
The evening was spent hearing re­ former residents, spent Thursday at
ports of committees on the bazaar the Major Baughn home. Mr. artd Mrs
Albie Fisher of Forest Grove, for­
mer Canyon residents, ami Russell
Haman of Corvallis, brother of Mrs.
Baughn, were other week end guests.
Mrs. Mildred Algee of Portland
FURNITURE MARKET
spent the week end with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
NEW AND USED
Rynearson. She came here for the
FURNITURE
Civic Club dance.
Mrs. William Cauble Jr., Susan
The Store with
and
Linda were taken to Portland
th* Lowest Prices
Friday by Mr. Cauble to be met by
in Town
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Young
of Sipokane who will take them to
1605 N. Summer
SALEM
their home for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hart and party
of Salem stopped en route to Bum-
son on a goose hunting trip on Ar­
mistice day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cunningham of
Milwaukie and Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Baughn of Detroit visited with the
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Mrs. Chai les Smith
Mrs. Alice Hoeye
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STAYTON American Legion Annual
Armistice Day Dance Nov. 11. Glenn
Williams Orchestra. Everybody wel­
come.
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The regular meeting of the PT A
was held in the high school building
Monday, The business meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Raymond Sophy,
president. As it was Education Week
Mrs Sophy had asked Mr. Joe Wright
■to give a report on the library and
give a book review.
Many families are enjoying the
library which now contains 350 vol­
umes. The library had been open two
days a week since the first of June,
but the space donated had to be used
by the owners so the books had to
be packed up.
Now the Women’s Civic Club plans
to build a small building as soon as
land can be secured and a little more
money raise for the project.
The
building will be put on skids so that
it can be moved to the new townsite
when the time comes.
The book reviewed was ‘‘The Cleft
Rock,” by Alice Tisdale Hobart, con­
cerning water problems of Central
Vrlley in California.
The sixth grade won the prize for
attendance of the most parents. A
very interesting technicolor film, ‘‘Hu­
man Growth,” was shown by Otis
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BAZAAR, dance and floor show at
Canyon Moon, Detroit, Saturday Nite
Church Activities
The Turkey Shoot at the Rod and
Gun Club was held under ideal con­
ditions.
Among the prize winners
CHURCH OF CHRIST
were Vein Alvin, Wilbur Chesnut,
Services Every Lord’s Day
Noyes Whitten, Homer Thacker and
9:45
Bud Gesher. Turkeys and chickens, Bible School
11 a.m.
in tir( for Thanksgiving, were the Morning worship
6:30
Young People's Meeting
Mrs. L. C. Davis has purchased prizes.
7:30
Evening Worship
the stock and equipment of Nancy’s
Tom
Courtney,
Pastor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chester
Slater
are
Dress Shop, formerly owned and op­
erated by Mrs. Dave Epps at Mill visiting his mother in Albany prior
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
to their leaving to make their future
City.
“The Church of the Light and Life
There was no grade school Thurs­ home in Texas.
Hour"
day and Friday as the teachers at-
10 ajn.
Christine, Buddy and David Lind­ Sunday School
tende institute at Keiser.
11:00
Morning
Worship
gren
are
going
to
spend
the
Thanks
­
The Santiam Willing Workers
7 p.m.
Club is holding a bazaar Dec. 6 at giving holiays in Dryfld, Wash., with Young People’s Service
7:30
Evening Worship
their grandmother.
the theater building in Idanha.
7:30
Gloiine Elliott visited her mother, Wed. Prayer Meeting
Mrs. Ray Watkins won the cedar
9:30
Sun.
Radio
hour
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Mrs.
Everett
Elliott
here
Saturday
chest at the American Leigion Aux­
North Side
iliary dance given Saturday night. and Sunday. She is a senior at Lin­ Donald Hinkle, Pastor
A large crowd attended. Music was coln High School in Portland.
Detroit Church of Christ
Mrs. Everett Elliott, eighth grade
furnished by Dan Uhey’s orchestra
Sunday
School at 10 a.m.
teacher,
left
for
Pullman,
Wash.,
to
of Salem.
Morning worship at 11 a.m.
spend the holidays with her daugh­
Young peoples’ meeting at 6:30
ter Glenaa. a junior at Washington
Choir rehearsal 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays
State College.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Muriel Elliott •vi'l stay with her
Loren Arnett, Pastor
sister in Portland.
By CHARLES DE SULLY
About 50 firemen and ladies auxil­
The hope chest dance given by the iary membmers had a party Sunday
GATBS COMMUNITY
Legion Auxiliary was a well attended evening at Mom and Pop's. The men
CHURCH OF CHRIST
affair. About 250 people enjoyed good fried hamburgers for the women. The Sunay school
10 a.m.
music and refreshments.
11 a.m.
hamburger was that left over from Morning worship,
The hope cheBt was won by Mrs. the benefit Saturday night.
Walter Smith. Pastor
C. R. Watkins and Mrs. Esther Wood­
11:00 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett and fam­ Morning Worship
won a beautiful centei piece. Other ily went to Salem for Thanksgiving Christian Endeavor
6:30 p.m.
winners were Mrs. Loiena Willis,, to have dinner with her parents, Mt. Evening Worship
7:30 p.m.
Nancy Hasoman, Jean Budlong and and Mrs. R. C. Shepard.
Mrs. George Streff.
MILL CITY
The Auxiliary was quite pleased
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with the financial success of the af­
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fair, and extended its thanks to all
Giown in Eastern Oregon. Write
Morning 11 a. m.
who helped.
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White, high school principal, after
which refreshments of pie, tea and
coffee werp served by Mrs. Edison
Vickers and Mrs. Jack Gulliford.
The next regular meeting, desig­
nated as dads’ night, will be Dec. 13.
Y’oungs Thursday, the Uth.
Mr. and Mis. G. Skidmore and
mother and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright
of Detroit were also visitors Aimis-
tice day.
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Sunday School
10 a.m.
Morning Worship
11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service
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Wednesday Bible Study Prayer Meet­
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7:45 p.m.
Friday Evening 1 Hour Singing and
Musical Numbers
7:30 p.m.
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