MILL CITY ENTERPRISE. AUGUST I. 1949
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The Mill City Enterprise
I Mrs. Lewis have moved to Corvallis
where they will be employed for the
I winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rohwein art the
parents of a baby girl bom Satuiiiay
at a Salem hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Tanner of Billings,
Montana visited the first of the week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Fetheiston. Mrs. Tanner is a sister of
Mrs. Fetherston.
LYONS
Mrl! City, Oregon.
Br EVA BRESSLER
Charles Wolverton, Editor and Publisher
Initiation
was the high light of the
Elsbeth Wolverton, Business Manager
meeting of Faith Rebekah lodge held
Staff: Leo C. Dean, Mary Jo Wolverton, Patricia Wolverton
at the hall Wednesday evening when
Entered as second-class matter November 10, 1944 at the post office at Mill City the degree was bestowed upon Ro-
Oregon under the Act of March 3, 1879.
berta Longnecker in a very pietty
ENTERPRISE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
manner under the direction of Jean
Ads received by Wednesday noon will run in the regular classified section and [ Roberts, drill captain.
those received later up to 10 a. m. Thursday will run in the “Too Late to Classify”
At the regular business meeting
section.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones have moved in
some
discussion was held in regard
Errors in advertising should be reported immediately. The Enterprise will not
to
the Eldo Betcke house located on
to the district convention which will
be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion
the street back of the Lyons Food
be
held
at
Mill
City
the
last
of
Aug
CLASSIFIED RATE
Market.
One insertion for 50c or three insertions for $1.00. Display advertising 40c inch ust. The ncble grand also appointed
the following committees; Alta Bod
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Haimson and
eker, good of the order, chairman, son of Summitt spent the week-end
Eva Bressler, publicity chairman, at the home of her sister and family,
f
fraternal press, Jean Roberts, com Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead.
munity service, Helen McClurg,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jerreld and
floral committee, Alta Bodeker, Alma
son
Tommy of Clarkson, Wash, are
Olmstead, May Patton, publicity, Eva
Bressler, Ethel Huffman, Effie Hei- visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I neck, auditing, Anna B. Julian, Alice Oscar Naue.
The Rev. and Mrs. O. A. Jewell of
Huber, Hazel Lewis, examining, Vern-
a West, Hazel Lewis, Hazel Shields, Salem moved into the Methodist par
finance, Gertrude Weidman, Lois sonage Satutday. Rev. Jewell was ap-
pointd at the conference to this
Myers and Hazel Shields.
At the close of the meeting refresh chaige upon the death of the Rev.
ments were served by Alta Bodeker, Cookingham.
SPECIAL LUNCHES TO GO
Helen McClurg and Carrie Naue.
Mrs. Glen Julian and Mrs. Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hiatt returned Johnston spent several days at Long
home Sunday evening after spending i Bow where they attended the Home-
a week at the home of their daughter | makers camp. They were the only two
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and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard : that could attend from the extension
unit here.
Thoma in Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bassett of Cor Clarence Jungwiith was called to
vallis spent the week-end with rela Portland where he served on the Fed
tives. They were guests at the home eral Jury.
LET US FIGURE YOUR ESTIMATES ON PULMBING
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ransome are
AND HEATING. NO JOB TOO LARGE AND NONE
Bassett, and also her parents, Mr. and spending seveial days at the coast as
TOO SMALL
Otto Witt of Mill City.
guests of her sister and husband, Mr.
The J. C. Moore family have moved and Mrs. Keith Taylor at Taylors
Shop and Residence 4260 Macleay Rd. SALEM Ph. 2-7390
into the Ray Lewis house Mr. and boat camp near Waldport.
Miss Mary Petioke who is employ
ed in Salem spent her vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Petroke.
Come to Jerry’s....
for a Complete Cafe
Service. Just Opened
tu ■ C'. 1
i "ruction.
(¡ates
Gates Woman’s Club members met
Sunday at the site of their new club
house and *eivoo a pot luck dinner
workers, li wa» -n-
for
rtE that rj’i re pie
ctt
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• • • <* »trict. Club • •• ber.s
h< . e
s present wet* V ’. ’ '
•j nd
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El i er itewart, Mr. v i Mrs
.1 t Joaquin, Mr. and Mrs. E T.e-
Mi ’s .r>.
K lutkn. Mr. ..r ’< X Alb
Mrs '• au Davis a . Miss
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b,.a.
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New ed'ei.i- of the con”’>> ♦ y
wn j .•ere .re. nt and donated : ei
labor were Wilson Parks, Pau. Dav «
hob ,-t J •«'
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Jr., Mr. a <i Mr-
Tex Al.cn. d'. aid Mrs. W.'iiar
hu ■ vn-'on. *!r. and Mrs. Jc;. J-i>
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■ it vh;er Pat, Mr. and M 1
‘ s.
Le.vis a i i • au: hter Robin, . n
C .. e ■ ’!i vi»ii' r.k. Tex Allen, i
■> .un with the Kaiser com •• ■ V -
i •teu-ed ’o "i ish blueprints fv th-
b .ill, ng. M •. Klutke >s cha r...-i if
Jerry’s Tavern Cafe
M
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Eve examination
Broken lenses replaced
Eye glass adjustments
Glasses fitted.
Open Every 'ITiuraday
Richards Tavern
GATES
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Tex’s Tavern
MILL CITY
A friendly family
atmosphere prevails
Wood’s Store
AT LOWEST
DRESSES
VALLEY
NEW & USED
|GLENN’S MARKET
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Jacob Spaniol & Co.
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Works
Ph. 505B
1605 N. Summer
SALEM. ORE.
Church Activities
STAYTON, ORE,
• Linoleum
SEE
Wool Carpet
* Appliances
• Living Room Funrniture
John Adams
For your excavating
and dump truck work
3-8 yd. 10-B Shovel.
• Bedroom Furniture
• TRADE
• TERMS
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Services Every Lord’s Day
11:00
Morning Worship
6:30
Young PeopTe’s Meeting
7:30
Evening Worship
Tom Courtney, Pastor
1 Io S P.M.
alao
6 P. M. to 8 P.M. by appointment
Your Idle hours
LADIES A CHILDREN’S
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Prelude; call to worshipjdoxology;
invocation; gloria; psalter selection;
hymn of praise; scripture; prayer;
notices; offering; music by choir;
sermon; hymn; postlude.
Welcomes you to his new office at
THE MILL CITY FURNITURE CO.
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To While Away
PRICES IN THE
GLEN’S BARKER SHOP
OPTOMETRIST
A Friendly Place
FURNITURE
GREENLY’S Plumbing & Heating
IN GATES
GLEN HEARING, Prop
ir charge of • > c
Ph. 3-5110
Basements, Trench
and General Excavating
Silver Saddle Trailer Camp
Mill City. Ore
Ph.703 PO
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General office» at TetiBrook Jewelers, 313 W. 1st St.. ALBANY
CHURCH OF THE LATTER ..
DAY SAINTS
Sunday, 10 a m. at Odd Fellows Hall
Flying Is Easy
It’s not hard to learn to fly with
a competent instructor. DAVIS
MILL CITY
POOL HHLL
.AIRPORT has engaged the ser
vice of Ted Galbraith. Silverton,
a licenced flying inatructor, who will be at the airport daily each
week. Check with Byron Davis.
Mill City Tavern, for detail«.
DAVIS AIRPORT
now OPEN
Billiards, Pool, Snooker,
Shuffleboard
1 het llollinshead Ben Hauck
For taxi service call Mill City
2602 or 2108
Salem Laundry
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH
“The Church of the Light and Life
Hour”
10:00
Sunday school
11:00
Morning Worship
7:00
Young People’s Service
7:30
Evening Worship
7:30
Wed. Prayer Meeting
North i Side
Donald Hinkle, Pastor
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SERVING THE CANYON AREA
PICKUPS AT
Laundry: Nu-Method, Mill Ghty and Stayton
..Laundry and dry cleaning: Ken Golliet, Mehama; Mt. Jeff Cafe.
Idanha
Dry Cleaning: Santiam Self-Service Laundry, Detroit.
163 S. High
Ph. 3-9125
SALEM
GATES COMMUNITY
CHURCH OF CHRIST
10:00
Sunday School
11:00
Morning Worship
6:30
Christian Endeavor
7:30
Evening Worship
Walter Smith, Pastor.
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COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Wayne W. Watkins, Pastor
10:00
Sunday School
11:00
Morning Worship
7:45
Evangelistic Service
7:45
Wed. Bible Study
Jungwirth
OPEN SUNDAY
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Watch for opening of Complete Food Service
Mill City Meat Market
iVork Shoes
SAND & GRAVEL CO
Fhe Endicott-.Johnson Une
8-in. Moodsma heel, plain toe. laee-to-
toe. all vulcork sole, 8-in. and 6-in.
Gravel, $l;i5 per yard
10-in. Engineer Bools
Friedman-Shelby Work & Dress Oxfords
3-8 minus gravel plus 13c mi. hauling charge
Other grades at comparable price
Boys’ Engineer Boots
Boys’ Oxfords and Work Shoes
I)ress
(’rep»- *N<»le Loafers
( repe ’Mile Oxford
Plain ops , tan and
b'ark oxford*
Romeo SI'i’Dcrs
Husk) M «Hcasins
Town & Country Store
(ommerrul