The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949, December 23, 1948, Image 2

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    DEC EMBER 23. 1948
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE.
LYONS
Joyous
Christmas
to Each and
Every One of
You!
HEINECK S STORE
LYONS
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By EVA BRESSLER
The December meeting of th« Me­
hama exteuoo unit was well attend­
ed Friday afternoon at the Women’s
Clubhouse. Mrs. Miller, assistant ag­
ent, gave an interesting talk on meal
planning. Gifts were exchanged. Pre­
sent were Mesdames Ira Ki sch, How­
ard Rose, Luther Stout, J. K. McCall,
Arch Kimsey, Chester Blum, Vernon
Goodell, Charles Crook, Seth Crook.
Jack Ryland, Giles Wagner. Ed Cas-
tel, Raymond Branch. Earl Wolfkeil,
Roy Philippi, Jack Teeters, Milton
Roten, Harry Monroe, Russell Wil­
son, Louis Kiikland and Donald Tee­
ters.
Mr«. Merill Bnussfie’d was hostes-
for the afternoon card club with the
party held in her home. A 1:30 des­
sert lucheon was served, followed by
several tables of 500. High honors
were held by Mfes. George Huffman
and low went to Mrs. Oscar Nau».
Following the cards a Christmas par­
ty was enjoyed. Present were Mes-
dames Walter Bevier, Floyd Bassett,
Earl Allen. Albert Bass, Roy Huber,
Bert Lyons, Art Olmstead, Herman
Free, Bob Free, Percy Hiatt, George
Huffman, Orville Downing, Bob Car­
leton, Helen Queen and the hostess.
Mis. Herman Free will be hostess
for the next party.
p ngram, singing and refreshments
followed by a gift exchange. Mrs.
John Neal whe has been secretary
of the union for several years was
presented a lamp by the memabrs.
The Mill City Enterprise
MHl City, Oregon.
Chari«« Wolverton. Editor and Publisher
Elsbeth Wolverton, Business Manager
Th* Mehama Farmers Union held
it» Christmas party at the Women’s
second-class matter November 19, 1944 at the post office at Mill City,
Ckwubbouse with their regular busi­ Entered
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ness meeting, group singing and a Oregon Jtider the Act of March 3, 1879.
ENTERPRISE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
gift exchange.
Ads received by Wednesday noon will run in the regular classified section and
received later up to 10 a m. Thursday will run in the “Too Late to Classify’’
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and section.
Errors in advertising should be reported immediately. The Enterprise will not
neighbors for the lovely flowers and
many act soiflmdness extended to be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.
CLASSIFIED RATE
us during our bereavement and death
One insertion for 50c or three insertions for $1.00. Display advertising 40c inch
of our belove wife and mother.
Mr. Wilis LaVine and Family.
Millard Bass suffered a smashed
LODGE MOURNS DEATH
finger when his hand was caught be-
..A subacriptian to the Enterprise OF MRS. LAVINE
U m Bonne-
is a year round ' ’hniXmas gift.
Santiam Rebekah Lodge of Mill ( ville line project this week.
City draped the charter Wednesday
evening for a departed sirter, Mrs.
Millie LaVine, who was a past noble
garni and a member for 20 years.
Mrs. LaVine was an active leader in
lodge affairs until her health failed.
KOOI.EKWAVE
A Friendly Place
THt
MO#fS$lONM
To While Away
MIMAKtMV
You »e never had a
Mill City Plumbing
Your Idle hours
permanent like tbit before'
Thrilling Rilling KOHLER
WAVE is the profeiiioutl
ujie that actually nukes wzr-
jrlri happen
.
brings vou the
Richards Tavern
flittering. smooth «nd
«a.es rou adore' its soft, en­
veloping ’Vap»»-l-’rz/” mean,
May the divine Mogie
of Christmas
be with You
The bazaar sponsored by the Lyons
extension unit was held in Rebekah
hall Saturday evening. A 6:30 cafe­
teria supper was served, followed by
a short piogram of accordian music.
Proceeds are to go to the Azalea
House.
The Jordon FarmersrUnion held its
business meeting which was followed
by their Christmas party. A short
a new kind of loveliness
GATES
no
furrv end* — easier to ger
longer lasting Call for voui
appointment ' o J ji
Directory
SHIRLEYS
BEAUTY SHOP
Ph Mill City 2F4J13
of
Organizations
Bill Dotson
OWNER and MANAGER
Ph. 3218
LYONS WOMEN’S CLUB
Meets »very Thursday at the Com­
munity Hall. Lyons, at 2 P. M.
CAPITAL
Monumental Works
Free's Garage
SANTIAM AERIE OF EAGLES
No. 2915
Meets at Idanha Rod and Gun Club
J. €. JONES, Prop.
MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS
NOW
ALBI’S
DRUG
STORE
2210 So. Commercial St. Salem
Office Ph. 6887
Res. Ph. 6887
20 years of Continuous Servie«
■ERRY christma
PIANOS
F. H. ALBUS, RG. PH.
BAND INSTRUMENTS
STAYTON
INSTRUMENT REPAIRING
ACCORDION
May every gleaming
Everybody Points to Hot Point
candle add light
SIIUX ELECTRIC
to Your Christmas Joy!
I
LESSONS
JC.^x|»«iasa
I
Tex’s Tavern
VU
136 N. High St.
SALEM*
■ mbmwl ammctaMB«
j
A friendly family
atmosphere prevails
%
.aouic» ooooa«
JOY TO THE WORLD
MILL CITY—4th Friday Monthly
IDANHA • 2nd and 4.h Thur? ly
LYONS - 1st a.. . 3rd Friday Monthly
Second Friday open for special meet­
ings.
end to everyone
MERRY CHRISTMAS
50 cents in city
15 tents per road
mile outside
Mill City Ta i Service
Phone :: »02
When Merry Christmas
Stavton Hardware & Furniture
Every toy it a gift
Every gift is a precious
thing
HARLOW L WLlNRIfK
Lovingly tied with
Altóme» at Law
enchanted string!
Mill City Suite Bank
Mill City. <>regon
A Home Bank,Owned
and Managed by Home
People.
EoUb.ished m 191»
Merry Christmas!
W 3M
MILL CH Y
Service Station
C.E.”Pink
Mason Prop
Shell Products
Auto Storage, Batteries
Fishing Tackle
Tires
II. W. Reid Ml)
apart
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GENERAL DRY GOODS
•Zenith
Rule» the heart
Freres Lumber Co
WOOD’S
STORE
Ladies' and Children’s
DRESSES
I vons Garage & Mill Supply
All Depositors lasur.d up te
SMM00 Under the Terms «f
the Federal 1»»posit Insur» ce
Cocpovntiàa.
Fire and Aatometix« Insurance
Notary Public.