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About The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1949)
9 MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, APRIL 14. 1949 DETROIT By MRS. J. A. WRIGHT The Women's Civic Club met at the home of Mrs. Ray Johnson Wed nesday evening with 13 members at tending. The business meeting was conduct ed by Mrs. Johnson, vive president, in the absence of the piesident, Mrs. J. Cal Schlador. A nominating committee, Mrs. S. T. Moor?, Mrs. Earl Parker and Mrs. J. A. Wright, was appointed. Three of th« five delegates allotted to the club were elected to attend t£g Coun ty Federation of Women's Clubs at Macleay Grange Hall April 22. They were Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mrs. Archie Mom & Pop’s Cafe Mattoon and Mrs. Parker. I Plans were discussed for getting I the library in shape. It will be set up in a small room in the grade school building. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. John Weisgerbgr and Mrs. Nolan Raznick. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. S. T. Moore at the Ranger Station. A flue fiie at the John Hanan home brought out three fire trucks, but the blaze was extinguished before tney arrived. Volunteering were neighbors Mrs. Cliff Peterson and Mrs. Otis White. Damage to the roof was es timated at about $20. Mrs. Glen Dryden who has been here for a week’s visit with her hus band returned to Enterprise Thurs- I day accompanied by Mrs. Gale Fa- [ gan. Mrs. Dryden expects to return here after ot her Pr0Perty in Enterprise. At club mating Mrs. Eli Bangs principal of the grade school and second grade teacher, gave a report on the success of the school lunch piogram which was started last week at the new grade school building. Mrs. Bangs does all the meal plan ning and buying as well as getting the lunch started each day. Mothers are taking turns with the cooking Three women work each week and Private Dining Room AT YOUR FINGERTIPS FOR YOUR PLUMBING NEEDS Once in Love With Amy Freddie Martin Pussy Cat Perry Como Lavender Blue Sammy Kaye Missouri Waltz Perry Como Ya Wanna Buy a Bunny Spike Jones Melancholy Minstrel Vaughn Monroe You, You, You Are th« One Three Suns I Clancy Lowered t’.'.e Boom Dennis Day Cruising Down the River Frankie Carle | PORTER & LAU have the assistance of the home ec onomics class. This year the govern ment pays for milk for each child-' It is expected that the program will work much simpler by next year, as they can have everything planned in advance. Volunteers say that the ben efits of fthe program to the children repay them for all the work. the North Fork. Troops from four towns, Gates, Mill City, Lyons and Stayton were there. In competitive •vents the Stag patrol of Gates were winners over all others. Those from Gates were George Rambo, Clifford Ambers. Jon Burton, Mervin Haun, George Burton, Jerry Larson. Philip Hayward, Herbert Romey, Edward Bishop, Allen Vale, Gordon Devine The Detroit Theater was closed and Ronald Knapp. Scou..naster Gale Wednesday evening when one of the Carey accompanied the boys. generators burned out at the Idanha Power Co plant Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Thomson and Mr and Mrs William Cauble Jr. son of Lyons were Sunday guests at made a trip to Portland Wednesday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne nd retume Thursday. Rambo. Mrs. W. R. Don ham and son Dan A group of friends gathered at the ny of Portland are visiting a few home of Mrs. Mary Howell Saturday days at the home of her sister, Mrs. in observance of the birthday of Mrs. Nolan Rasnick. They were accompa Rosa Roten. Following a no-host nied by Jerry Noble who will spend luncheon the afternoon was »pent in- this week with his mother, Mrs. Ras frmally. Gifts were presented to Mrs. nick. Roten by thoe present: her dav yhter, The Santiam Food Mart has rent Mrs. Louisa Romey and son Daniel, ed a ¿Mirier of the stare for a watch Mrs. Ben Wrigglesworth and baby, repair shop to be operated by Pat M tb . Clare Henness, Mrs. Arthur Gammon of Toledo. Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Wi’liatn Roy Newport was in town for a Wight, Mr. and Mrs. Tillmon Rains, few days looking after business in Mrs. Maud Shepherd of Mill City and terests. Mis. Newport has been quite the hostess, Mrs. Howell. ill in Portland recently. Mrs. Minnie Everton who spent the Gale Dorothy of Mill City was vis winter at the home of her daughter, iting his brother Emmett here. Mrs. Burrel Cole, is visiting in Wash Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hansen and ington with her son and family in family attended a family reunion at Walulla and her brother in Yakima. her bi other’s, Glen Schaffer, of La Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Cole have re comb. ceived word fiom their son, Thurlo, Jane Hillman and Martha Kauko who is In service and stationed at of Salem stayed overnight Saturday’ Almeda. Calif., of his hospitalization at the home of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kauko. Sunday for a severe case of th« flu. There have been more than 30 they called on the Frank Wilsons. cases of measles, chicken pox and se The Detroit market is putting in a line of appliances, including radios vere colds reported here in the lats and refrigerators; cameras and a wid two weeks in the schools and as many er line of general merchandise and as 15 pupils from one room have been absent at a time. The latest case of drugs. measles is Carol Sue, small daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball, who became ill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Davis mot Boy Scout troop No. 45 spent Sat ored to Corvallis Sunday to attend urday and Sunday at a camporee on a program on which their son, Ed children ftom the Sunday school will mund, student at OSC, sang. be taken on a hike by Miss Jean Cun A no-host dinner was held at the ningham of Eugene. social rooms of the high school last Sunday with members of the Sunday school and congregation of the local Church of Christ attending. A special Easter service and pro gram has been prepared, to be held new next Sunday. An invitation is ex tended to all. Following the service Supcib Valium! CAPITAL Monumental Works now os • ow as J. a JONES, Prop. 4.50 MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS NOW 2210 So. Commercial St. Salem Office Ph. 6887 Res. Ph. 6887 Lovely, lustrous simulated pearls by DELTAH, fashioned into single, double and triple strand graduated necklaces. 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