The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, January 26, 1950, Page 3, Image 3

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    MEHAMA
bargains
In Furniture, Stoves, Dishes
Clothing, Housewares
GATES
DETROIT
3—THF. MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
January 26, 1950
Joe Wright accompanied them. Joe K-XKMXwx X!XDW «»ladhötoi « ».
By JEAN ROBERTS
By MRS ALBERT MILLSAP
Mr. and Mrs. Flank Wilson drove has gone into Salem Memorial hospi­
With
most
of
the
deep
snOw
With the melting of the snow Gates to Salem on Tuesday where he had tal for a weeks treatment of a ail­
MAC’S
WOOD’S STORE
145 S. Church, next to Salem Parking melted, roads and driveways still re­ , has come to life again. One hears a tooth extracted and visited his ment. Dr. Andersen of Stayton is
main slick and slushy causing dis­ j very little complaint about the con- doctor. They stayed at the home of
Generisi Dry Goods
comforts to town folks as well as tinued rain which seems to be pre­ Mrs. Clayton Smith Tuesday and his doctor. Mrs. Wright returned
home
with
the
Wilsons.
While
in
NOTIONS
LINGERIE
country dwellers.
I ferable to the majority than the cold Wednesday evenings and returned Salem she spent some time with her
READY-TO-WEAR
Andy Spriggs ofthe Southern Bar ' and snow.
home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Aunt and Uncle Mr and Mrs Ronald
IIOXIFRY
BK complained of the difficult job of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Park and
Clover.
l.l’ZIERS COSMETICS
acquiring smoke wood in the snow’ | three children returned to Gates last Ada Piuitt, all of Lebanon. Myers
Warren Knape pastor of the
for his custom smoke house.
week. The Park family left Thanks- is a former resident. Mrs Pruitt
Church or Christ here announced a
|
giving
for
a
visit
with
relatives
in
Sherman Wall w'as very unhappy
w’as Miss Ada Leedy, a local girl. toboganning party If the snow is
Don’t Borrow — Subscribe!
when he was forced to put chains on ¡Michigan, Arkansas, Missouri and1 Sunday guests at the Richard's home alright, if not the party and games
his car to drive out of his yard onto [ Arizona.
were their grandson and family, Mr. will be held at the church. Womens
j the highway, a distance of about 20 The Gates schools were closed Mon and Mrs. Elton Brown and son fellowship meeting will be 7:45
You want to be warm and com­
feet and then remove the chains as ' day and Thursday last w’eek due to Harold, Aladean McDonald and Ed­ Thursday,January 26, at the church.
fortable thia winter. You want to
power failure and the Inability to win Good all from Mehama.
' the highway was free of snow.
Keith White was the first man in
accomplish this as economically as
1
heat
the buildings.
■ Mrs. Lula Collins is visiting in
Paul Clise stated that it took him
the
canyon to get the refund on army
possible. THAT’S what we ll talk
Mrs. Nettie Glover is caring for Salem, a guest at the home of” her
| two days to get his car into the Yf.O
about when you come in to see the
insurance. His serial No being 005.
Tnrvv T Lyons, w’ho 1-
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Mrs.
Jerry
is
convales
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
garage after returning from a trip.
new Spark Oil Heaters.
Due to the bad weather none of
I The driver af a hay truck hauling cing at her home following a period Claude Seilard.
the
mills in this area are operating.
of
hospitalization
in
a
Portland
E. V. (Bud) Collins and Fitz Good­
alfalfa from Eastern Oregon re-
Shoveling of snow is the only activ­
hospital.
man
of
Estacada
were
Sunday
vis
­
| ported that it took five hours to
Mr. and Mrs. Fount Paul were itors in towm. Collins came expect­ ity at the present.
come over the pass from Sisters to
weekend
visitors in Portland. Paul ing to see his mother Mrs. Lula Col­ Saturday January 21 will be the
Mehama.
is employed in the office of the C.B.I. lins. only to find her out of town.
last day the Detroit Library will
One person who doesn’t complain
be open on Sturday until warmer
Visitors
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Athey
have
about the snow is Jack Alloway pro­
weather, probably spring time.
prietor of the local pool hall. With Mrs. Ned Richards last week were purchased land from Mr. and Mrs. However the library will continue to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Victor
Myers
and
Mrs.
Gerald
Heath.
The
Atheys
expect
to
most camps and sawmills shut down
build a home on the property in the be open every Tuesday and Thursday
due to bad weather the billard par­
from 2 4 pm.
near future.
vivid
talk
on
Porto
Rico
where
she
lor is a well patronized business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Stafford
are
vacationed last year.
The home extension meeting at the
Don’t learn traffic laws by acci­
Little Tommy 1 Kirkland who fell receiving congratulations upon the
home of Mrs. Inez Crook was well
dent.
arrival
of
a
baby
girl,
bom
January
last week and cut his nose necessita-
attended despite snowy weather with
ting nine stitches i is reported to be 20 at the Salem Memmorial hospi­
17 ladies partaking of a no-host
tal. The new baby will be welcomed
improving.
lunch at noon and 23 members and
Miss Kau from the Yeater Appli- by a big sister, Miss Carmen Stafford
visitors present in the afternoon.
ance Cc, in Salem will be at the Me­ and a brother, Marvin Stafford, who
A business meeting was held in
hama community church Friday is the father of a small daughter,
the forenoon with Mrs. Alma Kirsch
January 27, at 2:00 p.m. to demon­ Mrs. Stafford has, untili just recently
chairman, presiding. Giving home
strate sewing machine embroidery. been employed on the teaching staff
sewing a professional look was the
Her demonstration is given on a of the Mill City Schools.
project demonstrated by Eleanor
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klutke were
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Works Trindle, county agent, who also had Westinghouse machine and will show
hosts,
at their home Saturday even-
many
phases
of
fancywork
anyone
Stayton
on display a county wide scrap book
can do. Everyone interested is wel­ ing to a group of friends. Cards
Use Our Mall Order Service and Order
that had taken first prize at the
come to attend this meeting which is provided entertainment during the
That Winter Game TODAY!
state
convention.
Before you buy -see the SPARK
evening. Refreshments were served
sponsored by the ladies aid.
The
meeting
was
adjourned
after
GAS MAKING DEMONSTRATION
Mrs. Bertha Kellenbarger of Emer­ by the hostess to Mr. and Mrs. Os­
Miss Trindle gave an interesting and
son Iowa, who has been visiting her wald Hirte, Mr. and Mrs. William
SALEM’S ORIGINAL
............... '
=? neice Mrs. Keith Phillips for several Athey, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Joaquin,
weeks is planning to leave for Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Mr.
soon.
and Mrs. George Clise, Mr and Mrs.
Pat McCarley and Chet Smith left Glen Hearing and the hosts. Mr.
SALEM
163 N. Commercial
for San Diego last week to visit Mc­ Athey held high score and Mr. Clise
Carley’s parents.
received consolation prize.
Hobby Supplies and
Games of All Kinds
Spaniol & Co.
CBI Has A Big Project
- - So Have We - -
Toy & Hobby Shop
Serving a full meal for lowest possible cost.
Damsite Special Menu
Also
Serving
-
65c
FRIED CHICKEN
FRENCH FRIED PRAWNS
CHINESE NOODLES
HOME MADE CHILI
V TV’S Steak House
‘ WHERE DAM WORKERS DINE”
IRIS HOir.lTT
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Hili’ WlPTl’H
The one fine car
The Last Word In Modern
Wrecker Service
We have just recently put into operation a new
heavy duty wrecker. We are now epuipped to
handle any job. We have an experienced wrecker
driver standing by 24 hours a day.
TWO WRECKERS DAY & NIGHT!
The Douglas McKay Chevrolet Co.
510North Commercial St. Phone3-3175day&night
Salem, Oregon
Re-Roof Now!
While our stocks are complete. I^irge stock of
several kinds of roofing materials —
ROLL ROOF I NG - LUM I NUN 1
CORRUGATED ROOFING - $TEEL
CORRUGATED ROOFING
CARLOAD PRICES
SANTIAM FARMERS CO-OP
Stayton
Herrold-PliiJippi Motor Co., Stayton
TEST DRIVE A ’50 FORD —IT WILL OPEN YOUR EYES!