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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1950)
St. Catherine’s Altar Meeting SOCIETY PAGE Missionary Women Meet Wednesday The Women's Missionary society of the First Christian church »net Wednesday for an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Gladys Chance for a social, business and devotional time. Dinner was by pot-luck. The business meeting was under the direction of society president Mrs. Edward Cooke. A lovely pro gram was directed by Mrs. Clarence Howe. Present at the meeting were Mes- dames: Carl Chance, Clarence Howe, George Flook, Edward Chance, Clyde Golden, Glen Shelton, Irl Plymale, Elmer Shaw, Brice Reigle, Tom Shel ton, A. N. Swift, Vem Shaw, Tom Courtney, Frank Careway, Harold Mason, Walter Peterson, and Jay Personette. PARENT—TEACHER MEETINC. The Mill City P.T.A. met Thurs day evening at the high school aud itorium. The high school chemistry class presented a colorful demonstra tion of chemical experiments. It was the first time that a high school class had participated in P.T.A. activities. Musical entertainment was fur- nished by high school girls. Hon’t Borrow—Subscribe Today! Lions Auxiliary Plan Card Party The Lions Auxiliary will give a pinochle and canasta card party at the American Legion hall Saturday evening, February 18. at 8 o’clock. A good time is promised everyone who attends. Mrs. Albert Toman, president of the Auxiliary, and chair man of the event, has announced that plans have been completed for a very successful evening. Tickets are in charge of Mrs. Robert Veness. Refreshments will be served Jolly Dancers Hold Exibition Dance Local members of the Czech Jolly Dancers club performed national ex hibition dance numbers for the Salem Women's Club Old Time Dance Fes tival at the Armory Friday evening. Other participating groups were the ONO and ONT of Portland, and the Gate Swingers of Salem. Local dancers were: Mr. and Mrs. George Veteto, and Mr. and Mrs. Arey Podrabsky of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kintz, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Podrabsky of Sub limity. - ----------------------- — It's funny how kids take advantage of the fact that it isn't human to be perfect. St Catherine's Altar society held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Joe McNealy Wednesday eve- ning. During the meeting they voted to purchase a communion plate for the parish Those present were Father Mai. Mrs. Tony Ziebert, Mrs. Ray Kind ler. Mrs Geo Kindler. Mrs. Geo Hum phrey, Mrs. W. F. Tickle. Mrs Rus sell Hoffman, Mrs. Robert Majhor, Mrs Stewart, Mrs. Paul Ressler, Mrs. Geo. Ditter, Mrs. J. O. Murray and daughter. Mrs. John Lugrue. an | the hostess Mrs. Joe McNealy, Two card parties have been plan- ned. on» on the evening of February 17 at Mrs. Ray Kindler's home and i on the afternoon of February 21 at the home of Mrs. J. O. Murray. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Geo. Humphrey. Gates Playhouse to Give Drama in Local Theater Rehearsals have started on a com edy "The Honeymoon is Over” by members of the Gates playhouse, a group of Gates young folk who re cently organized this dramatic club. The play will be given at the Mill City Theatre March 2nd. Those taking part will be, Helen Wilson, Norma Devine, Carmen Stafford. Lorena Devine, Gerald Garrison, David Barnhardt, Gerald Vokel. Harry Barnhardt, and Mrs. Norman | Garrison. GARDEN CLUB ACTIVITIES THE COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE The Mill City Garden club will have a food sale next Tuesday at the Jenkins Hardware from 10:00 o'clock in the morning until 1:00 P.M The regular garden club meeting will be held Thursday the 16th at 8:00 P.M.. at the home of Mrs. Curtis Cline. SALEM Phone 3-4534 141 N. Commercial St. Has Everything for Your OFFICE NEEDS Furniture and Bookkeeping Supplies CBI Has A Big Project - - So Have Be - ■ - Also Serving VIV’S Steak House X. 5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Bodeker Rites Monday February 9, 1950 HÜ ÏUMÜH Funeral services were held Mon BY JEAN ROBERTS day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the There are no groundhogs in i the Weddel Funeral parlors in Stayton Mehama area but if there ' were for John H Bodeker was passed ThurMlay, Friday and Saturday they would be unnecessary accord away at his home here Thursday SONNY TIFT'S and ing to Harry Monroe who clauns evening February 2. at the age of GABBY HAYES In that every time he ventures out it 62 years and 7 days. THE UNTAMED BREED snows He was born at Fox Valley, Ore in Color Plus Several weeks ago he and Ralph gon August 26. 1888 and had spent ABBOTT AND COSTELLO Downer opened up a logging road; ■ his entire life in this country, with MEET THE KILLER, it promptly snowed two feet that i the exception of a period of time night. Waiting two weeks they spent at Raymond. Washinton em. BORIS KARLOFF tried again Again the weather ployed in a logging and lumber in. man retaliated with nearly three dustry untill his death being an em Sunday and Monday feet of snow. ployee at the Mt. Jefferson lumber Bl'KT LANCASTER Several years ago and a spring company mill at that time. He was and like February Monroe planned an a Veteran of world war one serving PAIT. HENREID early garden When he started to i in the artillery spending many spade, the snow began to fall. He . months in France and Germany, bided his time then surreptitiously : also a member of the American j slipped outside to seed only to be Legion Post 58 of Stayton and a1 driven inside by snow, Tuesday and Wedneaday member of the Oddfellows lodge for His influence on the weather re many years. WILLIAM POWELL mains to be seen as he has now re- and He is survived by two sisters Mrs. SHELLEY WINTERS solved to stay indoors until spring Rosa Berry of Lyons of Lyons Mrs. arrives. ' Grace Bierley of McMinnville, three brothers Ben of Mill City, William of Alsea, Alex of Lyons also sev- eral nieces and nephews. ThurMlay, Friday and Saturday Interment was held at the Fox JOEL McCREA Mrs. Clyde Barney's stove exploded Valley cemetry with the American and Friday morning giving her 3rd de Legion in charge of grave side serv- VIRGINIA MAYO gree bums on both hands. ices. in Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chance, January 26th at Albany, a« daughter, graduate from Washington state col- Shirley May. Shirley is the third lege. daughter to arrive at the Chance Mr. and Mrs. James Harlan and Doors open at 1:20 P.M. home Bud Chance is a former Mill family of Albany were Sunday vis- Complete show can be seen any < City resident and brother of Ed itors at Mill City. time up to 8:30 Chance of Gates. lllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllf Mrs. Nell Watkins of Modesto, Cal- Don’t Borrow—Subscribe Today! ifornia is visiting at the S. G. Hig don home. Mr . and Mrs. Hollyman were guests at the Vernon Todd home Saturday evening Canasta was played during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Craig and Doris spent the weekend in Newberg. Miss Swartz. Mill City grade school teacher visited her home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Jackson of Canyonville, were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson of Mill City. Mr and Mrs. A. Rhoda have re turned to Mill City after an extended vacation in Arizona. The Ed Calkins home called the fire department when a flu fire gave a spectacular but harmless demon stration. Rachel Reigle, daughter of Mr. and FROZEN FOODS Mrs Brice Reigle, was a weekend visitor to Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. John Howe of Al bany and family were Monday vis itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Howe. R. B McClain attended a Dad's HALVES AND SEGMENTS, No. i'i can party on the Oregon state campus, where his daughter. Mary Catherine is taking graduate work in the field of education. Mr. McClain’s son is a recent mechanical engineering ROPE OF SAND TAKE ONE Í’ALSE STEP MILL CITY Colorado Territory FREE DANCE Feb. 11 Jute Box Music American Legion Hall Adm. Free Sandwiches & Pop We ran across a delicious recipe — i that we know you will want to try. It's for Chocolate Flecked Pie and is sure to bring exclamations of de. light from your family. What’s more, it only takes a few minutes to make. 30 marshmallows '-i cup milk Serving a full meal for lowest possible cost. 1 square unsweetened chocolate, grated 1 cup (Vi pint) whipped cream 8-inch graham cracker pie shell, FRIED CHICKEN Heat marshmallows and milk in FRENCH FRIED PRAWNS the top of a double boiler over hot CHINESE NOODLES water; stir until marshmallows are HOME MADE CHILI melted. Set aside until mixture is cool but not firm. Stir in grated chocolate. Whip cream and fold into marshmallow mixture. Pour into ■ WHERE DAM WORKERS DINE” graham cracker crust. Do not chill IRIS HOLGATE — Under New Management — DAVE PORTER the pie. for it is apt to become too y firm. Serves six. Damsite Special Menu Monroe See’s Shadow Hinter Continues MILL CITY MEAT MARKET Quality Meats & Groceries Friday & Saturday Special PEACHES 2 for 47c Progress for this Area It Grows On You the Over $500,000 Expended For Sub Station Facilities ... to provide better low cost service to your home LUSCIOUS DISHES EVERY DAY BIT SUNDAY From 11 through Noon Til 2 DOWN THE FAMOUS NOHMiREN's ALLEY In 1949, over $500,000 woi «pent for Off State Street, SALEM the Mountain States sub-station construction ■ g B s o 0 ■ 0 0 I I 0: ■ I I Photo Finishing - 24 hour service o 0 o 0 0 I 0 ■ I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 o 0 I I I I Lending Library Toys Gift Items Notions Housewares Socks Underwear 0 o I B I « 0 o 0 I ed industrial and residential growth. In creased capacities, new construction and maintenance have all played their part in the program. 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 I s MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY A Self-Supporting T»*-F»>inf, Privat« üntrrprlM 0 o 0 0 MILL CITY VARIETY o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 s 0 „ 0 «noBBnanwMMMBBBBanBBBB»ni«isoan«í5í»»w»BnnMBnB»BM 0 o o 0 0 I program, designed to meet our unprecedent JIM O'LEARY ESS AND INDUSTRY IRENE O’LEARY t