Mm city entkumu & e . march w . im
I and her mother, Mrs. Wells, were in
Salem Saturday to visit Bob at the
hospital.
The annual Red Cross drive for
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper of
funds is under way in Gate«. Mrs.
Elmer Stewart has been named chair- Ashland were over the week end
inun fur the distr ct and she has se guests at the home of his sister and
lected as co-wo: wers Mrs. Clarence family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Joaquin.
L. L. Short, who recently purchas
Ball, Mrs. Henry Eccleston, Mrs. Mel
bourne Rambo, M r s. Barney Ryal, ed the Thomas Garage here is having
Mrs. Albert Millsap, Mrs. William a place cleared near the gaiage for
Pennick and Miss Carmen Stafford. the installation of a used cur lot.
Norman Garrison started work in
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Brosig and Gates Monday on the construction
family moved into their new home of a store building on property he
owns there just south of the railroad
over the we< k end.
Mrs. William Wells of Eugene has tracks and east of the Heath Bros,
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ro store. Mr, Garrison has not yet an-
bert Wilson for the past week. Ro nounced the nature of the business
bert Wilson has teen hospitalized in be will establish.
Salem at the Memorial Hospital, fol
I)a\’e Reid of Mill City has decided
lowing nn operation Thu ■••day on his on the construction of a service sta
left hard for the removal of a growth tion on his property in Gates across
which had been causing him much from the pistoffice, on the highway,
discomfort for the past year.
Tie station will be leased to a gas
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson. Miss company for operation.
Helen Wilson, Mrs. Robeit Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. James Reed and fam-
’ ily. former residents of Mill City,
now of Molalla, were Sunday guests
of the Chris Knutsons.
George Ditto was honored at his
home on the occasin f his birthday.
AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Three daughtei s were present to
wish him many happy returns: Mrs.
A. H. Fish of Salem, Mrs. Hugh
Faulkner of Florence and Mrs. Or
ville Gleason, her husband and two
sons. Kimberly and G egory of Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. George Cree of
Mill City were additional guests.
Sunday guest sat the Ditto home
were his son, and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Ditto and her mother. Mrs.
Seth Harpole, all of Junction City.
Gates
Eyes
Buddy Clark
Dinah Shore
What Did I Do?
I Don’t See Me in Your Eyes
Anymore
I’fddy Clark
Pee Wee Hunt
Wabash Blues
Baby, Won’t You Please Come
Home
Jo Stafford
So Tired
Kay Starr
Harry James
September Song
Spike Jones
My Old Flame
This Is the Moment Dinah Shore
Benny Goodman Sextet Album
Mill City Plumbing
PORTER & LAU
"First With What You Want Most”
COMPLETE AFFIANCE SERVICE
Radio, Washer Refrigerator and
Electrical Appliance
Stayton 215
Mill City 1884
Bill Dot- >n
LICENSED PLUMBER
Phone 2152
Suture hours V a.m. to 5 pun.
BABY BEEF
FOR LOCKERS
George Raoibo, Edward Butler an(j club for Mill City will be held in spent the week end at the home of
the high school auditorium Friday,
David and Peggy Vail.
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orville
I at 8:15 p.m.
Officers of the Stay ton club will Downing. Miss Downing is a junior
be present to offer suggestion» and at OSC und recently has been elected
vice president of Sackett Hall.
help set up an organization.
Mrs. Bess Vandemeer and family
Miss Juanita Downing of Corvallis
and Mrs. Ernest Graham spent Sun
day with their s.ater, Mrs. Buy Sia-
cho, in Elkhotn. While there they
C A B I T A L
A friendly place to meet
went up to Pearl Creek Station and
and eat.
saw lots of snow.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hoodenpyle of
Cresswell visited the J. C. Kimmels I
J. C. JONES, prop.
Sunday.
MILL CITY vp.or.asv Vaz r.,
MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. 1 mneis Bodeker are
NOW
the parents of a six-pound boy, Fran
Information Center.
cis Lee, born March 4 at Salem Gen
Detroit, Oregor
2210 So. Commercial St. Salem
eral Hospital.
Res. Ph. 6887
24 hours a day
Mrs. Aithur Kriever, Mrs. W. W. Office Ph. 6887
Mason, Mrs. Charles Wolverton and
Mrs. Robert Veness drove to Salem
Thursday on business, lancoln Wol-
verton had an ear examination while
there.
M . and Mrs. Al Smeenk of Port-
land were the week end visitors of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Swan
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill of Rick
reall were Sunday callers at the John
Swans.
M . and Mrs. Burdette Cole of Mill
City are the parents of a girl, Shar-
lene Louise, born Feb. 1 at the Sa
lem Memorial Hospital, weight 6
pounds, 12 ounces. The grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Buirel Cole of
Everything planned for your comfort & convenience!
Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Podrab-
sky of Mill City.
* INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS * SPECIAL SOUND AND
The board of the Church of Christ
PROJECTION EQUIPMENT ★ High-visibility PARKING
recommended that the Rev. Thomas
RAMPS ¥ THESE AND MANY MORE
Courtney be retained as resident pas
tor. The membership will vote Sun
SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENTS!
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ditto, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn
and Mr. and Mrs. Plymale of Mill
City, motored to Dallas Monday eve
ning to attend the district meeting
of the 90 et 8 group of the Christ
ian Church.
Miss Jackie Bidigary has been en-
gaged by the Heath Bros, as clerk
in the store. Miss Bidigary, of Lake-
view, has been a guest at the Nor-
man Garrison home.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Tucker, from Sa
lem. were M r. and Mrs. Warren
Sharke and family. Guests recently
were her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. R
Hall of Silverton.
Mrs. Martha Bowes observed her
birthday anniversary by entertaining
membets of the Birthday Club Sat
urday at her home. Following the
luncheon eucher was in play at two
tables. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Vel
ma Carey. Mrs. Floyd Bassett and
consolation given Mrs. Walter Bris
bin. Others present were Mrs. Ar
nold Syverson, Mrs. Blanche Dean,
Mrs. Walter Bevier, Mrs. Edmund
Davis and Mrs. Lula Collins.
Rehearsals started this week on
the senior high school play, “For the
I ive of Pete” to be given some time
in April. The cast includes Carolyn
Turnidge. Lola Fay Drew, Jimmy Ec
cleston, Wiley Muise, Ed Olivet, Dan
iel Romey, Eileen Eccleston, Lorena
Devine, Birdie Larson, Oliver Muise
and George Child.
W’ord received from Mrs. Ruby
Homer states that she is at the
home of her daughter in Palo Alto,
Calif., foil >wing major surgery and
is recovering as rapidly as can be
expected.
Mr. and l»»rs. Burrel Cole, son Mar
lin and Mis. Hollis Turnidge were
Salem shoppers last wegjc.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Turnidge mo
tored to Sutherlin Thursday, return
ing home Saturday. They were ac
companied home by her daughter
Mrs. Bob Kelle and son, who wil re
main at the Turnidge home for a
visit of several weeks.
Week end guests at the C. D. John
son home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hughes and daughter Yvonne of
Portland and Chester Gains of Salem.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson has re
turned to the home of Mrs. Gwen
Schaer from Lebanon where she had
been for several weeks recuperating
following a siege of the flu.
Mt. and Mrs. Fred Butler and sons
motored to McMinnville over Sunday
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Stanley Vail entertained in
observance of the 12th birthday of
her son Allen, Saturday afternoon.
Party games followed by refresh
ments provided diversion for the af
ternoon for the honored guest, Allen.
Arthurs Cafe
Monumental Works
Chicken in
the Rough
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GARDEN CLUB TO ORGANIZE
A meeting to organize a garden
Motion Picture Entertainment! . . .
A Scintillating Parade of Star-Stud
ded Hits From All the Major Studios
in Hollywood!
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YOUR WATCH
MILL CITY TAVERN
Has it met with an acci«
dent? Is it not keeping
good time?
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Bring it to
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Mill City Jewelry
Where modern methods and
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installed by a skilled watchmak
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^3 Horn where I sit ...Z/Joe Marsh
• lever Too Late
To Learn
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
i.MWitUiUit:
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,o ever coining up *.li new
l;!e. N w tiicy're not all wer'?
l.-catcrs, but Ceppy is uan-liy «.ill-
in - to fl-. - the hi ‘ ..
f ..'ms Scuint ."curd c new vs;
to clear bru h. ’i hey trke two t.ac-
Uis, alsiut Ii,y fc< ; apart, rrd
cor nee. ,h: n with a heavy chain
V. 'ghteddosT onthe Tourd with
i.l I iron, rirst they 1 >th go par
ili I i.i ore d ruction, t ion they go
back u.er the same swath in the
> i 'o. ' <• direction and up comes
ths brush—root and all. Worked
fi
nd raved llm .
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For Sale
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SACRIFICE
MODERN HOME.
EXCELLENT CONDITION.
DELUXE ELECTRIC
RANGE,
E I, E C T R 1 C
W ATER
HOT
INCLUDED
HEATER,
IN
SALE PRICE OF »2750.00.
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That’s why things go so well at
the Miller farm. Cappy is open-
• lailed, tolerant of new ideas and
new ways of doing. He doesn’t
think hi» way is the only way.
F.-nm w! ere I ait, a little toler
ance will ir-.ke things go better for
r•! of us. You re pect my views and
I’ll respect yours—whether it’s on
f rr.iing, piiihica, or choosing be
tween an ice cream soda or a tem
perate glam of beer.
Copyright. ¡9ln, Unih
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ei Hreu ers Foundation
Notice
David M. Reid
TO ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE SENT l.^QUI^IES TO ME
Real Estate
REGARDING BLUEBERRY PLANTS
MILL CITY
WMMM
I will be in Mill City, parked in «trinity of poMoffice, SATUR
DAY. MARCH 12, between the hour» of 9. A.M. and tsoon. with
a load of blueberry plant».
MMMI
TOY &
HOBBY
SHOP
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