The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949, May 26, 1949, Image 4

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MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, MAY 24. 19«
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son served refreshments to Mesdames and Meadames John Allen, Bob Dra­
Clipfell, Wallace Power, Alex Bode- per, Charlie Crook, Raymond Branch,
ker, Floyd Bassett, Albert Ring, Lau- Jack Teeters, Jack Ryland, Vern
lence Walworth, Sid Thomson, Burl Goodell, Ercill Wilson, Roy Philippi,
By REBA SNYDER
Mrs. Vernon Hallford and new baby Smith, Loren Chamberlain, Lyle Kin- Tarry Kimsey, Charlie Bouche, Harry
made the trip home Tueday afternoon zer, Art Baltzer, Jim Lande, Ms. Dai­ "Monroe, Barney Kirsch, Elmer Tay­
sy Johnston, Ms. Minnie Smith and lor, Giles Wagner, Keith Phillips,
ftom the hospital in Bend.
Earl Wolfkeil, Mrs. Pearl Dake, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pitta were bus­ Mrs. Hartnell.
Elizabeth Hughes, Mrs. Eva Crook
iness visitors Wednesday i n Salem
Mrs. Russell Wilson of Lyons, Rt. and Mrs. Jennie Moe, of Mehama.
and Vancouver.
Ottis Floyd has rented his cabin 1, honored her mother, Mrs. Floyd
The Lyons Extension Unit held its
to Jim Piatt of Nebraska. Mr. Pratt Boyington of Salem with a party at
is working at the Ford Harvey mill, the Wilson home Thursday afternoon. meeting at Rebekah Hall Friday af­
school students from Idanha attend- The Boyingtons recently returned ternoon. Miss Patterson was present
A good number of Detroit grade from a winter’s vacation in Florida and gave an interesting demonstra­
ed the track meet in Mill City Fri­ and plan to move there in the fall. tion on storage space. New officers
day. Several ribbons were won. De- Honoring Mrs. Boyington were Mes­ were elected, with Mrs. Otto Weid­
troit school won third in the five- dames Will Carter, Luther Stout, man, chairman, Mrs. Orville Down­
town meet, which is good consider­ Chet Blum and Miss Lois Blum of ing, vice chairman, and Mrs. Keith
Salchenberger, secretary - treasurer.
ing there has been no gym at the Stayton; Mrs. nlnarretbauva
school the past yeai. Next year it Stayton; Mrs. Alex Bodeker of Lyons [ The new officers will take thei posts
will be different.
The Lloyd Girods and the James
McKennys picnicked on the Deschutes
Sunday. Little Jimmie Girod had the
honor of catching the biggest fish.
Thirteen members of the Idanha
Sunday school gathered Sunday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
TO THE
Reynolds to draw plans for a church,
to be 32 by 60 feet.
Foundation
forms will be built next Satuiday.
A double surprise birthday party
was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Batney for Mrs. Stanley Er­
ick-on and Mrs. Jim Giebler. Besides
the honored guests and the Barney
Plenty of Hot Water
family those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Giebler, Stanley Erickson,
Reasonable Rates
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gillespie, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Andersen, Mr. and Mrs.
MEHAMA
R. L. (ìuilliams
Albert Harris and two childrei, Milo
Harris and son, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
O’Brien and daughter, Mrs. Florence
Smith, Arnold Harris and Norman
Bowers. A pot luck supper was serv­
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thorton spent
the week end in Wallas where her
brother is critically ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendig and three
children of Oregon City came early
Sunday morning to visit the Frank
Coats
New family. They picnicked at Suttle
Lake.
65.09 VALUE — NOW.......... 50.0«
Jomn Bowers was treated by a doc-
59.00 VALUE — NOW ......... 45.00
tor in Bend Sunday for a cut on his
3.3.0«
49.00 VALUE — NOW
leg caused in a fall.
29.75 VALUE — NOW ...........21.00
Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Floyd and fam­
covert
ily Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Floyd and son
29.75 VALUE — NOW .........18.00
and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Leming and
tweed
family made a sight seeing tour of
Suttle latke, Metolious and Deschutes
last Sunday.
Dresses
and
The house recently occupied b y
5.95 to 29.95 — NOW 4.95 to 25.95
Hansen, belonging to the Idanha
Lumber Co., is in the process of be­
ing redecorated, also new floors and
Distinctive Apparel for Women..
built-ins.
STAYTON, Ore.
238 Third Street
Idanha
SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY
Sport logs
Swim Suits
KAY’S
LYONS
Hr EVA BRESSLER
Mis. Anna Johnson was hostess for
the meeting of the Women’s Society
of Christian Service held at her home
Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was
called to order by the president. Mis.
Alex Bodeker, and devotions were led
by Mrs. George Clipfell. A good te-
port was given from the Mother and
Daughters banquet. Plans ami some
discussion was held for the Father
and Sons banquet which will be held
some time in June. The report of the
nominating committee was accepted,
as follows: Mrs. Laurenec Walworth,
president. Mrs. George Huffman, vice
president. Mrs. Jim Land«, secretary,
and Mrs. Glen Julian, treasurer. They
will b einstalled at the morning »er-
vices at the church.
It was voted to pledge $100 per
year on chuich expenses, Mrs. Bo
decker, i etiring president, was pre-
sented a beautiful corsage from the
members in appreciation for her faith
ful wo k for the past two years. At
the close of the meeting Mrs. John- I
4?. J ^Qm w^ere I sit.../y Joe Marsh
Two Heads Are Better
Than One (Or None)
I get a kick out of buying
_ _ »tuff
down at the hardware store. And
I always ask for a little advice .rum
one of the two brothers who run it.
because I know beforehand exactly
what the answer will lie.
Like when I needed a new gar­
den hose. “Henry,” I says, "how
about this new plastic hose is it
really as good as rubber* ” " Well,”
he rays, “I'm inclined to think it
is but you’d better ask Tom.”
I found Tom in back and asks
him the same question. “Well,”
says Tom, "in my opinion it is
but you’d better ask Henry,
already have,’’ I says, “and when
you two cautious old ecsigers agree
I’d bet tny life on the decision."
I run where I sit. your own opin­
ion is worth a lot—but so's the
other fellow's. That’s why I keep
saying, over and over, let'» be tol­
erant of the other person's poim
of view—whether it's on politics or
farming— or whether you like ■••It
shakes and he prefers a temp«r«t.
glass of beer.
CepirigAr. /9A9, I *,i,d Statu Brta*.t f
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CARPENTERS'
OVERALLS
UNION MAPS
toe. or lace-to-loe.
spring h-.'el
Ms. Pat Lyons was hostess for the
afternoon card club with her party at
her some. A 1:30 dessert luncheon
was followed by several tables of 500.
Mrs. Walter Bevier held high score,
Mrs. Earl Allen, low, and Mrs. Albert
Bass drew the traveling prize. Pre­
sent were, in addition, Mesdames Ar­
thur Olmstead, Floyd Bassett, Her­
man Free, Percy Hiatt, Orville Down­
ing, Bob Carleton and Merrill Brass­
field.
The new officers or the WSCS were
installed by the Rev. A. J. Quinn at
the Lyons Methodist Church Sunday.
A shorth summary" was given by de­
legates to the retreat meeting at Sil-
ver Creek Falls.
Mrs. Daisy Johnston went to Sa-
lem Sunday to spend several days at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Bertha
Woodworth. She also will visit her
nieces, Mrs. Orville Bower and Mrs.
Fred Boyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Julian and son
Thumper spent Monday in Portland
on a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Mrs. Neta Manning of Bay City
visited several days with relatives in
Lyons. She with Mis. Bert Lyons and
Mrs. Roxie Trask of Salem spent the
week end in Portland. They were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hassler. Mrs. Hassler is a
daughter of Mrs. Trask and a niece
of Mrs. Manning and Mrs. Lyons.
Mrs. Harry Elmer and son Gale of
Albany spent several days last week
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Hiatt.
ECIALS
SATURDA
CHECK THESE VALUES
CAREFULLY/
SPERRY
SPRECKLES
25 lb.
bag
2.19
49
PANCAKE FLOUR
LG.A or KITCHEN QUEEN
STAR KIST
Grated
can
41
LINDSEY, large
No. 1
TASTY PAK
.29
PEAS
3.79
flour :?
29
OLIVES
QUAKER
VEL - SUPER SUDS
large
box
.28
OAIS
PLEASE
GERBER’S
three
25
3 canto
NEW SHAFTNER
shank, lb.
SWIFT’S PREMIUM
39
Potatoes
Picnic ham
SWIFT’S ORIOLE, sliced
SUNKIST, No. 344, 2 doz
lb.
49
Oranges
Bacon
SWIFTS SELECT
3 BUNCHES
arm or blade rut. lb.
Radishes, gr. onions.17
Beef roast
FRESH STAYTO BAKERY PRODUCTS DAILY
Oregon Pioneer
Calked Logger
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in the fall.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ON ALL MEATS, PRODUCE AND GROCERIES
Ken Golliet
MEHAMA
OPEN SUNDAY S
ALL STEEL, frozen food LOCKER S AVAILABLE
LEBANON. ORJE
Carnival time is here again antfth* spirit
of fun prevails for all who attend. Many
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wishes for o successful celebration
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I’laon toe and lacv-to-toe
to IM II ENGINITRS BOOTS
(til tan. (. ondi Mr welt
company service are
Lincoln, Marion «nd
TOWN & COUNTRY
STORE
MouniainStale
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