The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, October 20, 1949, Image 7

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    MILL CITY ENTFIRPRISE.
Mill
Mehama
Arc & Acetyline Welding
By MRS. JEAN ROBERTS
A large and appreciative audience
Mrs.
Ed Taylor slipped and fell turned out Thursday evening to hear
Truck and Auto Repairing last week,
breaking an ankle. She is Howard Pyfer of the Marion County
Open Days and Evenings home now and reportedly is getting Health Dept, lectuie on the services
along well. Mrs. Mae Patton is in at­ of his office and show two special
tendance.
SILVER SADDLE
films on communicable diseases, at
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Greer are the first meeting of the Parent- Tea­
GARAGE
home again in Mehama for the win­ cher Ass.
Highway west of Mill City ter. They spent the summer months Eollowing the program. Miss Car­
at Marion Forks at the new fish men Stafford played selections on the
Tel. 903, Mill City
hatchery there.
accordion.
Ladies aid held its meeting last
Mis. Robert Veness, president, an­
week at the home of Mrs. Keith Phil­ nounced the November meeting would
lips. Present were Mrs. Madeleine feature a roundtable discussion with
Ridling, M:s. E. Philippi, Mrs. Fran­ Lyons, Detroit and Mill City PTAs
For Guaranteed
ces McCarley, Mrs. eJnnie Moe, Mrs. participating on home influence.
Russell Wilson, Mrs. Harry Monroe,
The refreshment committee includ­
Cleaning, it's the
Mrs. Merle Teeters and Mrs. Reed ed Mrs. Ernest Podrabsky. Mrs. Rus­
White. No business meting was held sell Moberg. Mrs. Hattie Fencl. Mrs.
because the president and vice pres­ Elmer Shaw and Mrs. Stanley Walc­
ident were absent.
zak.
Home Economics metting was held
[ last week at the home of Mrs. Mae
48-HOl R SERVICE
Mrs. Lawrence Walworth gave a
1 Patton. Eight women were present.
very
interesting lecture on Hawaii at
MILL CITY
The regular business meeting was
j followed by refreshments in the af- the regular meeting of the Mill City
Women's Club Tuesday evening. Af­
! temoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed White have just terwand, the group made lies, first
prizes going to Mrs. Frederick Rugh,
I purchased a new sedan.
Otto Russell
Betsy Kriever and Mrs. Crissie Hen­
Mrs. Garmen McDonald and Leo
derson.
Consolation prizes went to
' Kirsch celebiated their birthdays on
Mrs. Kay Colburn, Mrs. R. L. Faust
Sunday at a birthday dinned at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Kirsch. and Mrs. Clayton Baltimore.
Agency
New members voted in were Mrs.
Farmers Union meeting was held
at the Women’s Clubhouse Friday Melbourne Rambo, Mr. s. John Muir,
Fire
and Mrs. Alice Stew’art.,
evening.
Auto
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rockwell have
Life
moved to the cottage behind Barney
Kirsch's place.
Accident
Another bear was felled by a Me-
FIRST
Phone 1502 Detroit
hama hunter last week. Chris Mc-
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Donald was the hunter.
Prelude;
call
to
worshipjdoxology;
Miss Phyllis Wallen, who is at-
tending school in Ashland, was a Me- invocation; gloria; psalter selection;
hymn of praise; scripture; prayer
hama visitor last week.
Ivan Darby leturned home
- -- - with
... a - notices; offering; music by choir
buck after a week’» hunting trip to sermon; hymn; postlude.
October 2 —Worldwide Communion.
< eastern Oregon.
NU-METHOD
INSURANCE
Church Activities
BR IDGE
TAVERN
At the bridge
in Mehama
Smilly
Mabel
Guests for the evening were Mrs. SANTIAM Fraternal Order of Ea­
James Barton. Mrs. Vincent Palmer, gles 2745 meets at Rod and Gun Club
and Mrs. Floyd Jonees. The latter in Idanha «ach Wednesday 8 p.m. 30
two are going to be leaders of tiwo
Bluebird groups which have been
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formed this year
The club voted to sponsor again
the Camptire group of Mrs. Arthur
Erie ver and the Cub Scouts.
Hostesses for the evening were
A Friendly Place
Miss Daisy Hendricson ami Mrs. Lee
.Ross.
Mrs. Cora Calavan of Scio visited
her daughter, Mrs. Clayton Balti­
more. Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Anglesey left Friday for
her home in I^Belle, Idaho, after vis­
iting relatives in Mill City, including
Mr. and Mrs. John Angelsey, Mr. and I
Mrs. Ed Angelsey, Mrs. Annette
Strickler, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Angel­
sey and Mrs. Ira Teeters. During her
stay here she was the house guest
Mill City people having dinner at ft
Elkhorn Guest Ranch Sunday includ- '
ed Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Haecox and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wol­
verton, Lincoln and Jefferson.
Richards Tavern
GATES
MILL CITY TAVERN
BYRON DAVIS, PROP.
Hendricson's
Dry Goods, Notions
De. R. Reynold« Clinic
Naturo Proctologist
1144 Center St.
Salem, Ore.
“At the Bottom of the Hill”
OREGON
MILL CITY
T-SHIRTS
ANKLETS
JEANS
BELTS
FOR SCHOOL
At the Mill City Furniture Store
FLOWERS
FREE ESTIMATES
CHURCH OF THE LATTER ..
DAY SAINTS
Sunday, 10 a.m. at Odd Fellows Hall
Mehama, Ore
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
'The Church of Light and Life Hour"
Sunday School
10:00
Morning Worship
11:00
Junior Church
11:00
Evening Service
7:30
Wed. Prayer Meeting
7:30
Phone
1906
Pastor
Rev. L. C. Gould
North Mill City
OATHS COMMUNITY
WHERE I RlENDS MEET
0HURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday School
10:00
Morning Worship
11:00
Christian Endeavor
6:80
7:30
Evening Worship
Walter Smith, Pastor.
On Highway 222, Linn County side
MILL CITY
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Wayne W. Watkins, Pastor
It’s New !
MILL CITY VARIETY
DETROIT CHURCH OF CHRIST
Warren Knape — Pastor
Sunday school
10 a.m.
Morning worship
11:00
Youth meeting
6:45
Youth night, Saturday
7:
Music, games, eats and devotions
ACETYI.INE WELDING
Phone 88
It’s Smart!
MEANDER INN
George ‘Sparky’ Ditter
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Evangelistic Service
Wed. Bible Study
.*;nm
10:00
11:00
Just arrived:
Ladies’ and childrens’ umbrellas
Plastic headwear
New and uuusual gift items and toys
C0^£IN
Let us show
you the biggest
selection ever.
ttocki in thi Wit!
25<to»'0-A ROlL
Opti hi, Sat.
HUTCHEON
Auto Insurance
Service
I
FURNITURE
A
PAINT STORE
McEwan Photo Shops
f
want to remind you that Christmas is beginning to creep up on us
and that it is not too early to begin thinking about Photographs
of your children or family group for the Ideal ( hristmas (¡¡ft. A
photograph of yourself is the gift only you can give; unique and
deeply appreciated by triends who receive it.
Photographers always have a rush
AT LOWEST
Policies issued direcily from our office
eveiiiju
162 No. Commercial, SALEM
CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
f Services Sunday morning
11:00
American Legion Hall
Mill City
COMPLETE
Use our
convenient
Layaway plan
for Christmas
dolls and
other toys
from thi largii!
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Your Idle hours
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Services Every Lord’s Day
Morning Worship
11:00
6:30
GOODE’S FLOWER SHOP Young PeopTe’s Meeting
7:30
Evening Worship
iPhone Blue r>4B Stayton, Oregon
Tom Courtney, Pastor
COMPLETE PAINT JOBS OR SPOT MATCH—KM COLOR
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To While Away
CONSTIPATION
(Colitis)
Is a sympton.
not a disease.
Rectal ailments
are the under­
lying factor.
Heinoroids and other
colon ailments must be corrected.
•No Toss of time
No hospitalization
Free descriptive booklet
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H. E. Martin’s Body & Fender Shop
Tony Ziebert
OCTOBER >0. ISIS
of last-minute business during the
PRICES IN THE
Christ mas Season and that is why
VALLEY
Claims adjusted directly from our office
we
NEW &(SED
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HAVE
YOUR
PHOTO­
GRAPH TAKEN EARLY AND AV­
OID DELAYS that usually develop
GLENN’S MARKET
At Savings of
10 to 20*
I
* Liv.ng Room Eunrniture
of having maintained our low prices
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without incres»- since pre-war days.
Onr studio in the Mill Ciy Fumt-
t ire store is op»-n each Friday after­
noon and evening.
• TRAM
PHONE 207, MILL CITY
Ph
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3 x * photos in fine mounts. 5 x 7'»
are 315.00 per dozen. We are proud
• Wool Carpet
A Complete insur.trce Service-Fire, Theft, Life.
( «suait», Auto. Surety
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able—as low as 39.00 per dozen for
SALEM, ORE.
Kpplianro
KEiD
McEwan’s prices are very reason­
1605 N. Summer
• Linoleum
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DAVID
near the end of December.
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TERMS
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Our studio in the Mill City Furniture Store is open each Friday
afternoon and evening