The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949, August 11, 1949, Image 10

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MILL CITY ENTER PRISE, AUGUST < 1949
Quality job printing at th - Enter­
(Continued from Page 1)
and E. Russell, Sisteis.
West of Cascades: Clay Cochrane,
Salem, Manley Robinson, Salem, Ro­
bert Veness, Mill iCty, and Bill Smith
of Mongold. Mrs. Ray Johnson is ex-
officio chairman.
Reception committee: Mesdames
of every bride’»
Overholser, Vealy, Otis White, Craw­
wlthlng Ulti j
ford Beck, Schlador, B. C. Haseman,
Earl Parker, G. W. Moore. Cl ice,
and Scott Young;
Also, Noman Quail, Col. Jack
Miles, Huber Ray, Ray Johnson, Clay
Cochrane, Ed Byrkit, Walter Brisbin
Norman Garrison and Glen Henness.
Food committee: Ms. Cal Schlador,
chairman, Mis. Joseph Wegleski,
Mrs. Louise Bray, Mrs. L. L. Rynear-
son, Miss Joan Cauble, Mrs. Esther
Cline, Mis. Clise, and Mrs. Parker,
both of Gates, Mrs. Norman Garri­
son, Mrs. Carl Schaffer, Mr». Warren
Oard and Mrs. Crawford, all of Id-
from $1.50 up
anha.
Safety committee: Mr. Jackson,
A variety of th»$e famous Deltah nock*
Miss Leta Hamar, Mr. Fitz
chairman,
laces to chooee from In »ingle, double
gerald and Mr. Moore.
and triple strands of luminous, simu­
lated pearl». Wonderful values in a
Park committee: S. T. Mooie, chair
wide rang» of budget prices!
man, Mrs. S. T. Moore, Mrs. Howard
Dean, Eldon White, Cal Schlador, Ted
Maker's
Gillespie. Mr. Hintz, Sam Weiser, Mr.
Bell, Quincy Smith and Holland Sto­
rey.
Queen Committee: Mrs. Howard
Baldwin, chairman, Mrs. Nolan Ras-
nick, Mrs. Aichie Mattoon, Mrs. Ov­
erholser, Mrs. Vealy, Mrs. Holland
Stoey, Mrs. Warren Stoll, Mrs. Bris­
bin and Mis. Traggaw. «
Publicity committee: Mrs. Joe
Wright, Mrs. Harry Rutheford, Ed
Byrkit, Jeiry Lyons,Mr. Parker and
Mr. Venass.
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Ball committee: Janet Nelson,
chairman, Mrs. Nolan Rasnick, Mrs.
THANKS TO ALL
Gordon Skidmore, Mrs. Jerry Lyons,
I OB HIE WELCOME
J. C. Fowler and Raymond Sophy.
TOU HAVE GIVES
Parking committee: Otto Russell,
OUR NEW BUSINESS
assisted by the Boy Scouts.
Amateur night committee: Mrs.
Typewriters
Calculators
Eli Bangs, chairman, Mis. Louis Mc­
Daniels ami Mrs. Gordon Skidmore.
Adding Machine«
Chaperones, Mrs. Otis White, chair
CAPITOL OFFICE
man. Mis. Del Nelson and Mrs. Vira
EQUIPMENT CO.
Bray.
531 Court
SALEM
Mr. Vickers took the queen, of the
Sales — Rentals — Service
Santiam, Miss Jeanne Bray, and her
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prise.
princesses to a luncheon in their hon* hall will be a banquet for 1500, and
or given by the Redmond Chamber Wednesday night.
of Commerce. En route they stopped
at Sisters to be greeted by the Cham­ HOWELL REUNION SUNDAY
ber there. T
The 16th annual homecoming -f
the Howell school, four miles east ot
SANTIAM K. OF C.S TO ATTEND Stayton, will be held this Sunday.
PORTLAND NATIONAL PARLEY
A basket dinner will be served at
Edw. J. Bell, Stayton, secretary of 12:30, followed by a program of en-
the Oregon State Knights of Colum­ tertainmetn and sports«
bus, said this week that many mem­
Mrs.Roscoe Poole, B. L. Kirsch and
bers of the organization are planning Tex Kimsey have charge of the pro­
to attend the national convention of gram.
that organization in Portland Aug.
Even though the school has been
14 to 18.
closed for several years, the reunions
The program will begin Sunday at unfailingly bring many fotmer stu­
the Portland Hotel with a welcome dents to the little country school.
session. A naval flotilla will arrive
Mrs. E. T Ware, Stayton, is sec­
'in Portland Monday.
Tuseday the retary-treasurer of the organization.
convention will be opened with Sol-
em Pontifical Mass with Most. Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roten of Me­
Edward D. Howard, D.D., archbishop hama visited his mother, Mrs. Mattie
of Portland, celebrant, followed by a Murdock. Friday.
civic reception in the Neighbors of
8. C. Dilley of Floience, Wash.,
JVoodcraft auditorium.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Tur-
The same evening at the Neighbors nidge.
Mill City School District No. 129J,
Mill City School District No. 129J
Linn-Marion County, Mill City. Ore­ Linn-Marion County, Mill City, Ore
gon, will accept bids for 20,000 gal­ gon, will accept bids for 10,650 gal­
lons of diesel fuel oil (furnace oil) lons of oil Pacific Coast No. 300,
until 8 o’clock P. M. September 1. giade No. 5 until 8 P. M. September
1949. The Board reserves the right 11, 1949. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. Bids will 1 to reject any and all bids. Bids will
be opened and read at th» High be opened and read at the High
School after 8 P. M. Sept. 1. 1949. School after 8 P. M. Sept. 1. 1949
Signed
Signed
Charles Kelly, Clerk.
Charles C. Kelly, Clerk.
Mill City Jewelry
CAFE
At TOM AN’S
Hilltop Store
MILL CITY
FURNITURE
COMPANY’S
BIG
Grocery Dept.
3 lbs. Shortening FREE with
each $10 order or more
HEMOVAL
SALE
Produce Dept.
Order your Canning Peaches Now
for Future Delivery
Removal Sale Still Going On in the
Old Store Building
Sto;e Hours 8 a. m. to 7 p. mj
We deliver
Watch for Grand Opening
V ery Soon!
Continues through August
The Richfield
Service Station
$30,000 Stock Must Go!
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
I am now in charge of the
Mill City Richfield Oil Station
Come Early for Best Selections
and extend a cordial invi­
tation to all my old and new
frienbs to visit me in
the new location
Easy Terms, of Course
C. IL (Hank) NELSON
Richfield Products, Goodyear Tires
and Batteries. The best modern
facilities for car washing ami lub­
rication service
OBEX EVE INGS
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