The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, October 06, 1949, Image 2

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    MILL CITY ENTERPRISE. OCTOBER 6. 19H*
with two strikes on us, like King
Canute, who attepted to sweep back
the >ea with one of Ginsberg’s sixty-
Mill City, Oregon.
five cent broom«. In fact, the failure
Charles Wolverton, Editor and Publisher
of tnat befuddled old jeik can be di­
Elabeth Wolverton, Business Manager
rectly attributed to lack of dear, fol­
Staff: Leo C. Dean, Mary Jo Wolverton, Patricia Wolverton
low-through thinking, and not to Old
Entered as second-class matter November 10, 1944 at the post office at Mill City, Crackskull ■whisky, as has been
charged. I pause for station identifi-
Oregon under the Act of March 3, 1879.
cation.”
ENTEBHUSB CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Ads received by Wednesday noon will run in the regular classified section and
WOMAN
those received later up to 10 a. m. Thursday will run in the “Too Late to Classify
By George Steffy
Errors in advertising should be reported immediately. The Enterprise will not She’s an angel in truth, a demon in
be responsible for mors than one incorrect insertion
fiction—
CLASSIFIED RATE
A woman’s the greatest of all con­
One Insertion for 50c or three insertions for $1 00 Display advertising 40c inch
tradiction.
She’s afraid of a cockioach, she’ll
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
scream at a mouse.
A sTo c-ik T I O 11
But she’ll tackle a husband as big as
The Mill City Enterprise
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The Third Rail *
The Third Rail is fortunate this
week in having as guest columnist
J. Coonrod Dusenberry, editor of the
Yelltown Argus. Mr. Dusenberry, a
free and independent editor if there
ever was one there never was) slugs
straight from the shoulder l.et the
chips fall where they may, though
the chill autumn zophers frisk
through the bosom of his wan and
neurotic seeisucker britches. We had
thought to admit that these were
his wan and only pair, but journal-
istic ethics and the feeling that J.
Coonrod might consider this an in­
vasion of privacy and comb us
athwart the dome with the ballbat he
uses as a cane gives us the necessary
pause. He has chosen as his subject
“Tlie Atomic Bomb, or Ixtt’s Talk It
Over, Joe.” His deathless editorial
follows.
“Down through the ages, or at
least ever since the first barefoot hus­
band paced the icy linoleum and won­
dered where the goodwife put the
baby's bottle, while the clock in the
steeple struck the 'witching hour of
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THE
Cliff Ambers'
M aples
JUST EAST OF GATES
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L eo C. D ean
twelve, and his fitst-born emitted
screeches that caused Patrolman
Clancy, on the gas house beat seven
blocks away, to clutch his nightstick
with both hands, consisting entirely
of thumbs, the problem of the atom
has caused the brow of the scientist
to become more fui rowed than a
washboard. This is granted, But for
the sake of clarifying this premise,
how did John L. Lewis get into the
act? Ah, there we place our finger
on the soie spot, which throbbeth
even as a deacon’s bunion, or as the
area on the posterior of Junior, who
sat down on the dilligent little honey
bee, which is no mean atom itself
when goaded. But we digress. Let us
not sidle up a side street trying to
recall what the goveinor of North
Carolina suggested to the governor
of South Carolina, incisive, as it was.
"The atom bomb is a ring-tailed
snorter. One of them, no larger than
a pawnbroker’s heart, can upset a
man’s calculations no end, and the
dropping of one of them in Brooklyn
is thought to be the only way to as­
certain the identity of the scoundrel
who threw the overalls in Mrs. Mur­
phy’s chowder. To state the case mild­
ly. any country upon which a number
of atom bombs has been deposited
might as well be his by the seven-
year itch, or prohibition.
"So let us approach this matter
with circuapection, and not start out
FALL TUNE- UP
9
A teachers’ reception Monday eve-
ning, sponsoied by the Deanha PTA
in the library of the grade school, was
one of the highlights of the year,
The evening was given a good start
by two vocal solos by Mrs. Cauble,
accompanied by Mrs. Skbllmore at
a house.
the piano. Get-acquainted games and
She’ll take him for better, she’ll take fun games were played, followed by
him for worse;
dainty tefreshments. Of the 15 teach­
She’ll split his head open and then be ers in grade and high school, only
his nurse;
one was unable to attend.
And when he is well and can get out
of bed,
A tlrive for funds to pay for ma­
She’ll pick up a teapot and throw at
’terials jor the new community
his head.
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She’s faithful, deceitful, keen sighted i mi im-uHimiiifliiintiuu.
and biInd,
She’s crafty, she’s simple, she’s ciuel,
NORTH
she’s kind.
i
6he’ll lift a man up, she'll cast a man
SANTIAM
down,
She’ll make him her hero, her ruler,
TAVERN
her clown.
You fancy she’s this but you find that
she’s that,
Ona Mile Ea->t of Detroit
For she’ll play like a kitten and fight
like a cat.
JEWEL MYERS, MGR.
In the morning she will, in the eve­
ning she won’t,
And you’ie always expecting she will,
but she won’t.
Idanha
By RHEBA SNYDER
Saturday morning found Idanha
nearly devoid o f male population,
hunting, of course, and some came
back with their buck.
The Noith Santiam Willing Work­
ers held their first fall meeting Wed­
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
James Gordon with eight members
present. Mrs. Johi .«pundquist was a
visitor. A committee was foimed to
obtain a Cub-master and Den mo­
thers for the year.
Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Jeny Pittam and daughters
left Friday by train from' Portland
for Nebraska where they will make
an extended visit with Mrs. Pittam’s
patents and other relatives and
friends. Mrs. Snyder and Mr. Pittam
I
drove them to Portland.
Mrs. Ruben eJnsen and son, John­
nie, of Astoria, were week end guests
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Mrs. Chester Cole wa.-. taken to a
Salem hospital Tuesday morning. tor.
Her ailment was diagnosed as a kid­
ney infection. She has been with her
A birthday party was given in hon­
mother near Salem since her dismis- or of Miss Donna Storey, age one
al fiom the hospital.
year, Sunday afternoon. Miss Donna
William ami Arnold Hiebert of Dal­ had as her guests the three Storey
las were week end guests at the home girls, two Smith children, four Mc­
of their brother, Henry Hiebert. and Kinney boys and the two Lady child­
family.
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Mlil City Pharmacy
Wood Circulators
Wood Ranges
Gas Ranges
Beds and Springs
and miscellaneous items
MACS
145 So. Church, Salem
Serving Turkey Dinner
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
COMPLETE DINNER
95c
Gates, Oregon
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Kiln Dry Lumber
Retail Dept.
and Finish Lumber
Idanha Lumber Co.
Phone Detroit 7024
Church Activities
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Prelude; call to worahip;doxology;
invocation; gloria; psalter selection;
hymn of praise; scripture; prayer;
notices; offering; music by choir;
sermon; hymn; postlude.
October 2 —Worldwide Communion.
Mill City Lodge No. 144, I.-
^*O.O.F.. Meets Every Friday
night. Visiting Brothers Welcome.
McEWAN
PHOTO SHOP
Open each Friday
Mill City Furniture Company
2:00 to 7 ;30
— PORTRAITURE —
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Services Every Lord’s Day
11:00
Morning Worship
6:30
Young People's Meeting
7:30
Evening Worship
Tom Courtney, Pastor
CHURCH OF THE LATTER ..
DAY SAINTS
Sunday, 10 a.m. at Odd Fellows Hall
Private Dining
Room
JERRYSCAFE
STAVERN
FREE METHODISE CHURCH
“The Church of the Light and ia'fe
Hour”
Sunday school
10:00
Morning Worship
11:00
Young People’s Service
7:00
Evening Worship
7:30
Wed. Prayer Meeting
7:30
Donald Hinkle, Pastor
North Side
GATES COMMUNITY
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday School
10:00
Morning Worship
11:00
Christian Endeavor
6:30
Evening Worship
7:30
Walter Smith, Pastor.
COMMUNITY' CHURCH
Rev. Wayne W. Watkins, Pastor
Sunday School
10:00
Morning Worship
11:00
Evangelistic Service
7:45
Wed. Bible Study
7:45
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PRICES IN THE
VALLEY
NEW & USED
1605 N. Summer
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W'ool Carpet
Appliances
Living Room Funmiture
Bedroom Furniture
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Salem Lighting & App’iance Co.
23« N. High St.
MILL CITY
Service Station
C. E. ‘Pink’ Mason. Prop.
<111 11 PRODUCT*
AUTO STORAGE’ BATTERIES
ZENITH TIRES
SALEM
Roberts Shoe Repair
LOCATED Below Mill Citv Furniture Store
FISHING T \CKLE
NEW KAISERS, FRAZERS, AND JEEPS; ALSO USED CARS
GEN ER VI. REPAIRING — WHEEL BALANCING. \L1GNING. etc.
24 Hours a Dav
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rhat’s what folks outside the anyon are saying about THE
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE.
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Yet just a little over time years
ago, The Enterprise was a four page, handset weekly.
ens of other businesses, it s growing u ith the Canyon
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you’ve beer mentioning in
an offhand way, may net
seem to amount to much—
just a few faint symptoms.
But, neglected, these "little
ills" can lead to big bills for
doctors, medicines, etc; not
to mention needless suffering
and loss of precious time.
Consult a Doctor now—
you’ll save by it in the ende
And, of course, we hope you'll
bring his prescription to us
for rsreful compounding.
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Come to the
Santiam Farmers Co-op.
for vour needs in
We a'so carry Appliances, such as Home Freezers,
Refrigerators, Stoves. Clocks. Pressure Cookers,
Washing Machines and many other items
Capital Orini Co
Not necessary to be a member to make a purchase
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Santiam Farmers Co-op
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