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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1950)
SOCIETY PAGE Pink and Blue for Courtnev Monday Davis Shower Thursday A lovely pink and blue shower was held on Monday night of this week at the First Christian church for Mrs. Courtney, Jr Forty guests were present. The stork motif was carried out as Mrs Brice Reigle and Mrs Wal ter Peterson gave a short drama on the sorks visit A near life size model stork was used in the event. Mrs. Tom Shelton sang Brahms Lullaby. Decorations were centered around a "shower" umbrella with the gifts placed nearby. After the many lovely gifts were opened coffee and cake were served. Mrs. Tom Courtney Sr of Salem poured. Many others who could not attend sent gifts. A shower honoring Mrs. Paul Davis was given Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Albert Millsap with Mrs. Norman Garrison. Mrs. Floyd Völkel and Mrs. Harold Wil son assisting hostesses. Games ap propriate to the occasion were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Melbourne Rambo, Miss Carol Klee, ker and Mrs. N. B. Peetz. Follow ing the opening of gifts by the guest of honor, Mrs. Davis, refreshments were served to Mrs. Theodore Bur ton, Mrs. Melbourne Rambo, Mrs. Mrs Larry Shelton, Mrs. George Arthurs, Mrs Joe Joaquin. Mrs Walter Brisbin, Mrs. Rose Daly, ! Mrs. Wilbur Meinert. Mrs H. H. Patten. Mrs. Charles Wolverton, Mrs. Laura Joaquin. Mrs George Nelson. Mrs Nettie Glover, Mrs, Elmer Stewart. Mrs. Ruth Witt. Mrs Donald Flatman. Mrs Wilson Park, Mrs. Velma Carey, Mrs. W. R. Hutchison Mrs. N. C. Masoner. Mrs. N. B Peetz. Mrs. G. D. Mc Bride, Mrs. Frank Saunders. Mrs. George Manolis, Mrs Glen Hearing, Mrs. Edmund Klecker and daugh ters, Carol and Janet of Stayton and Mrs. Davis. Those sending gifts who were unable to attend were Mrs. David Reid, Mrs. O. W. Mathews. Mrs. Alta Adams, Mrs Jerry Lyons. Mrs. James Fish, and Mrs. George Laird. Putman Stork Shower SALEM LAUNDRY SERVING THE CANYON AREA PICKUPS AT Laundry—Nu-Method, Mill City and Stay ton Laundry and Dry Cleaning— Ken Golliet, Mehama; Mt. Jeff Cafe, Idanha Dry Cleaning—Santiam Self-Service Laundry, Detroit 163 South High SALEM Phone 3-9125 __________________ ______ __________________________________ VITAMINS Ä-I THAT’S WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS ABOUT EACH DELICIOUS DISH YOU CHOOSE UNDERNEATH THE Mrs. Burl Smith, Mrs. Paul John- ; ston and Mfs. Alice Huber were hostesses Thursday evening for a stork shower honoring Mrs Thomas Putman, which was held at the com munity club house. Games and 1 opening of the gifts furnished the entertainment followed by refresh- ' ments served to Elva Kuiken, Effie Heineck, Ethel ‘Hufman, Letitia | Lengacher, Helen Johnston, Helen Nydegger, Mildren Carr. Carrie ! Naue, Leora Stevens, Elsie Lafky, Elsie Lande, Bernice Bridges, Phy- I lis Toland, Dorothy Mohler, Eva I Bressler, Alta Bodeker, Bartha Allen. Bea Hiatt, Ruth Lyons, Hazel i Worth, Mrs. Ralph Jones, Mrs. Ver non James, the honored guest Mrs. Putman, and the hostesses Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Huber and Mrs. John- j ston. MILL CITY Mis» Marlene Verbeck of Mill City, who was installed a» worthy advisor of Acacia Assembly, Order of Raln- bow for Girls at the Masonic Temple ' in Stayton. (Courtesy the Statesman) SHAW VALENTINE PARTY An attractive Valentine party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrt. Elmer Shaw. Audrey and Velma Shaw were hostesses Games were played and refreshmetns served. Present were Betty and Patcy Newsome. Doris Craig. Marlene Walker. Shirley Cree, Mary Ander son, Pauline Christson, Rose Mason, Norma Downer, Carol Kempe. Nancy Brudder, Hazel Caudle. Jimmy Cau dle, Leroy Emerson, Charles Golden, Kenny Andrews, Forrest Hoyden, Dennis Podrabsky, George Rambo, John Feely, Tommy Stewart, and Yvonne Dart. ALTAR SOCIETY CARD PARTY The Altar Society of the St. Cath. erine Catholic church held a card party Friday night at the Roy Kind ler home. The public was invited A driver may win on a thousand and pinochle and canasta were in I chances taken—but he can lose only play On Tuesday afternoon the society held a card party for the once. ladies at the Jack Murray home In ibbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb the CBI addition All Rubber Footwear Rebekah No. 166 Hold Initiatory Degree Santiam Rebekah Lodge No. 166 of Mill City will hold the iniatory degree at the next regular meeting From 11 through noon till 2, everyday but Sunday on March 1 for five candidates. Re freshment committee appointed for Down the famous Nohlgren’s Alley that night includes: Louisa Romey, Off State Street, SALEM Wilma Stewart. Allura Chance and Mill City Rosa Roten. OEBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Members will hold an all-day oo-o-o-oo oo-ooo o ooo-o-o ooo ooo ooo o ooo oooooooo oooooooo o o oo oo o o o o o o o o o o oo oo oooooooooooo o meeting Thursday of this week for the purpose of cleaning the lodge auditorium, dining room and kitchen. In the afternoon degree and drill practice will be held. Mill City represenatives in Salem Saturday night attending the county I.O.O.F. and Rebekah leader's coun. cil meeting were Lowell Stiffler, Noble Grand; Vem Thomas. Vice Grand; Marvin Dart, District Deputy President; Hazel Nelson, Vice Grand Allura Chance, District Deputy Prei- dent. There were about 50 lodge members attending, representing the I various lodges in the country. The ! next meeting of th newly organized | leaders council for lodges will be held in Stayton on Saturday night. March 18. Repaired DICK’S SHOE SERVICE A sick car may be fatal to the [ driver. The highway cut-up, sometimes is j Mom & Pop s CAFE Saving ' «Ufi« February 23 1950 5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Private I )inin Room Visiting Mr and Mn. C. E. Rogers over the weekend were their son and wife. Mr and Mrs Clyde M Rogers of Portland, and their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs Geo. Bertilson ami daughter Helen of Oregon City Glen Hathaway and Mrs. Robert Swift of Oklahoma arrived Wednes day morning to visit their sister Mrs Walter Cooper who is seriously ill at the home of their parents Mr. ana Mrs. Lester Hathaway George Stewart was in Portland Wednesday visiting his brother who is in the Veterans’ hospital. Dick Saucier is seriously ill in the Veterans hospital A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Bauer, for Mrs. Ray Steiner. Those attending were Mrs. Lee Owens, Mn. Lyle Roberts, Mrs. Thelma Beehler, Mrs Lou Gorman, Mrs. James Bar ton. and Mrs. A. P. Hoffman The afternoon was spent playing canasta. Mrs Lettie Swan went to Portland last week where she visited Mrs Wolf, former Mill City resident. The Woman's Council of the First Christian church met at the home of Mrs Elmer Shaw Wednesday after noon. Mr. ami Mrs Del Smith were Port land visitors this week. Arthur Davis of Mill City accom panied Mr and Mrs. R. R. Hewitt to Bend last weekend where they at tended a democratic committee i meeting. PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Presbyterian Missionary so ciety met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Kelly. Mrs. W. W. Allen, vice president, presided in the absence of the president. Mra. Lester Hathaway. Dr. Ferguson, led the devotions reviewing the book of Genesis. Mrs. James Swan, program leader, directed a stewardship pro gram Mrs. Donald Shythe sang. Remember THE WARM INTERLINED Coats at $35 Values up to $65.95 rile SM ART SHOP 115 N. Liberty, Salem FREE DANCE Feb. 25 Jute Box Music American Legion Hall Adm. Free Sandwiches & Pop Headquarters for harden Seeds (Packet or Bulk Pack) ALSO FIELD AND GRASS SEEDS Various Types of Garden Tools, Etc SANTIAM FARMERS CO-OP STAYTON, OREGON MMinniaiiniiuiiuiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiinik'iiiini! Y’ODER-MAKTIN Construction Co. 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