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MILL CITY ENTERPRISE. NOVEMBER 10. 1048
ice cream was furnished by Mary and
Louis Rada to the election board on
Tuesday. Next year there will be a
rush for election board positions.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Abel spent
Saturday in Albany visiting rela
tives.
Jim O’Leary; went flying with Ted
Galbraith Sunday, seeing quite a bit
of the country.
Mrs. Lee Knowles attended a
ding of her cousin in Portland,
reception afterward at the Oswego
Country Club.
On her return she
The MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
MILL CITY, OREGON
DON PETERSON. Publl«her
LEO C. DEAN, Editor and Advertising Manager
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Another community supper is being
planned by the parents of school chil­
dren to raise a fund for continuing
the hot lunch program at school. The
group met late last week and decided
to give a chicken noodle dinner Nov.
18 to be priced at 75c a plate for
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adulta and 35c for youngsters.
Those attending the meeting were
Mrs. Oran Small. Mrs. Reed White
Mrs. Ira Kirsch, Mrs. Madaleine Rid-
ling, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Chris Mc­
Donald and Mrs. Ray Howard. Re­
freshments following the meeting
were provided by Mrs Chris Mc­
Donald.
More elk hunters have returned
home some successful and others not.
Mr. and Mrs. Ercill Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Fender returned late
last week as did Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Taylor.
The Women’s club met last Wednes
day with Miss Pat Woods of Stayton
demonstrating textile paints. Nearly
25 women were in attendance. The
club plans to invite Mill City, Oates
and Lyons to their next meeting.
Mrs. Myron Fender is wearing a
steel brace on her shoulder as the re­
sult of a fall while elk hunting which
chipped a piece from her shoulder
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Raymond Peterson was honored
his 18th birthday at the residence
his aunt, Mrs. Ed Cooke. Those at­
tending were his parents, Mr. and
Walter Peterson and son Gary, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Peterson and daughter
Jane, Donna Jean and Carol Cooke,
Billy Deen, Charles Wolverton, and
Ed Cooke.
Coffee was served by the chief of
police, J. T. King, and apple pie and
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Other Dinners from 5 to 12
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Scene from "Neptune's Daughter", fil m coming to Mill City Theater
blade. Mr. Fender recovered just a
short time ago from a shoulder in­
jury in which he was forced to wear
his arm in a sling.
Campfire Girls met Saturday with
Carmen McDonald leader and Fran,
ces McCarley assistant leader, and
discussed their sale of Christmas
cards with which they plan to raise
funds to attend summer camp next
year
Tommy Kirkland, 2 year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Kirkland is
home after spending two weeks in a
Salem hospital.
Mrs. Frances McCarley and Mrs.
Ray Roberts accompanied by several
ladies from Lyons and Elkhorn
visited the IOOF home for aged Re-
bekahs and Odd Fellows one day last
week.
Andy Spriggs and Ed Cuban have
been building a smoke house back of
the Southern Bar B Q. They plan to
custom cure and smoke meat, fish
and fowl. The building will be coni
1 pleted and ready for use before long,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith went clam
digging at Seaside last week. Mr
And Mrs. Galer stayed with the chil-
I dren during their absence.
Dinner guests at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Moe Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Harper of Brooks and
Miss Vivian Arbogast of Salem. Mrs
Harper is a daughter of Mrs. Orange
Mehama, school principal.
Mehama school children are writ,
ing news items as part of their Eng
lish assignment, following are a few '
notes;
Doris Teeters comes to the Me­
hama school, every noon. She plays
ball with the children and shows them
how to bat. throw and catch. The
children appreciate it very much.—
Joyce Valentine.
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Keys had com­
pany Saturday. Mrs. Keys had her
two sisters come up with a four
I months old baby girl and a two-
month old baby boy.—Pat Keys.
Primary Room News—Diana Wai-
len brought her pet rabbit to school.
I Kenneth Williams made a pen for it.
| Some of the girls and boys have been
out of school with pink-eye —Gary M
Something new in advertising has
appeared about town the past week
I in posters proclaiming a community
(dinner they read:
Since we all have to eat. with your
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friends plan to meet
I And Rebekah ham dinner share.
We’ll do our best you to please, try
to make you feel at ease.
So plan if you can to be • there”.
We have selected the date, and we
hope you're not late—
Saturday Nov 12th you see
We have decided to charge, you can
see it's not large
Just only "One Buck” it will be.
Dinner server! 6 to 7
stopped in Corvallis to pick up her
children who were visiting her grand
parents.
Mr and Mrs Frank Carter, Stay­
ton, visited their daughter. Mrs
Clyde Golden, over the week end.
Bill Mikkelsen. son of Mr. and Mrs
O M Mikkelsen of Mill City, pledg­
ed Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity on
the University of Oregon campus In
the fall term rushing. He is a fresh,
man major in liberal arts.
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