The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, May 11, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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    5—THE MH J. (TTY ENTERPRISE
May 11, 1950
SENIORS TO BE HONORED
Sophomore class president has an­
nounced the committees for a party
Honoring Mrs. Grace Dart on her on May 12 at which the seniors will
Adding her name to the list of birthday last Tuesday evening were be honored. Named to serve on the
bride-elects is Miss Darlene Isabelle Mrs. Joe Reveal. Mrs. Edith Hall and food committee were Maxine Scott,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Downer, daughter of Mrs Russell three children. Mr and Mrs. Vern Patricia Cree. Paula VanBuskirk.
In
Moberg to Clyde Hathaway, son of White all of Salem and Verl Moberg. Hazel Neal. Jane Peterson.
RANDOLPH SCOTT and
Mr. Lester Hathaway, all of Mill City. Attending the dinner given by Ac- charge of getting the records is Thad
GLENN FORD in
Miss Downer is employed in Salem caeia Assembly order of the Rainbow Roberts. Dick Downer and Donald
DESPERADOES
and a graduate of Mill City high for Girls last Wednesday evening in Ragsdale will take care of the music,
Exchanging vows in a quiet cere­
school, having graduated in 1948. Stay ton were Mrs. Ed. Cooke and while Ardith Jones, Dolores Poole.
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mony Friday evening were Franklin Mrs. Nell Watkins became the bride Hathaway is employed at the Hatha­ Donna. Mrs. Russell Moberg and Thad Roberts and Gary Peterson have
ABBOTT and COSTELLO In
Earl Ragsdale and Marjorie Murray, of Mr. S. G. (Boots) Higdon at a way Garage and during the war Dorothy Downer, Mrs. Lowell Cree, charge of the entertainment. Decor­
HIT THE KE
both of Mill City.
ating will be directed by Alona Daly.
served in the navy. He, too grad­
ceremony performed at the Higdon uated from Mill City high school. Patricia and Betty Lou. Mrs. Arthur Leia Kelly, Pauline Mason, Jackie
The nuptials took place at the home
Kriever and Betsy, Mrs. Louis Ver­
of the groom’s parents. Attending home on May 6. at 8:00 p.m. Dr. The wedding is set for June 11 at beck and Marlene, Mr. and Mrs. j Jackson, Delmar Skillings and Denny
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Miss Murray was Mrs. W. M. Pen­ David Ferguson officiated at the the Mill City Presbyterian church.
Charles Kelly, Johnnie and Leia, Mrs. Martalla. Everyone is on the clean­
up
committee.
The
student
body
Is
LUCIIXE BALL
nick. The groom’s brother, Ronald nuptials.
E Calkins, and Mrs. John Davidson
and
■ invited to the party which the seniors
E. Ragsdale acted as best man.
and Pat.
The couple exchanged their vows Missson Society Entertained,
WILLIAM HOLDEN
Dolores Brewer, Ethel Skillings, Phy­
The Rev. T. Courtney, Jr. per­ before a basket of pink snapdragons. }
Recent guests at the home of Mr. llis Timm, Juanita Thomas, Mary
in
formed the ceremony.
j The bride wore a dress of navy blue , Election of Officers Follows
and Mrs. Roy Keirsey were his par­ Jane Hoffman, Beverly Barton, Alice
Friends and relatives of the couple , with off-white and navy blue acces­ Mrs. Clyde Golden entertained the ents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keirsey of Fortune. Ollie Mulse, Jack Stewart.
smiled approvingly a3 the couple cut sories. Her flowers were pink rose­ Women's Missionary Society of the West Stayton.
Ronald Ragsdale, Leo and Lawerence
the lovely wedding cake at the recep­ buds. Matron of honor for Mrs. First Christian church, Wednesday Guests Sunday at the home of Mr. Poole, Lawrence Thornly, John Nel­
afternoon,
May
10th.
Officers
for
Watkins was Mrs. Higdon’s daughter,
tion that followed.
and Mrs. Lowell Cree were Mrs. J. M. son, Norman Martalla, Sonny Nelson,
Mrs. Ralph Budlong of Detroit. She the ensuing year were elected. Mrs. Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gorton and Ernie Podrabsky will be honored
Let no man think he is loved by wore a dress of black and her acces- E. D. Cooke will serve as president, and
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Dale. Mr and Mrs. John Wehrli guests. Mrs. Mason is class advisor.
any when he loves none. — Greek I flowers she carried tulips and nar- and Mrs. Earl Plymale vice president.
and
Sharon
all
of
Salem
and
Mr.
and
JENNIFER JONES and
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proverb.
cissa. Mr. Higdon was attended by Mrs. Elmer Shaw was elected secre­ Mrs. Tommie Craig and Doris.
JOHN GARFIELD
The buck privates may not get too his son-in-law, Mr. Ralph Budlong of tary and Mrs. Clyde Golden, treas­ Mr. and Mrs. Vernon S. Todd and
in
urer.
Mrs.
Essie
Specht
of
Silverton
much credit, but they still are the Detroit.
J Mr. and Mrs. Burton Burroughs were
ones who win the wars.
The wedding dinner was held at was present and led an interesting guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Holly-
the Manolis Cafe. The bride is from discussion on the missionary work,
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-a Ashville, North Carolina and Modeste, she is our district secretary. Mrs. ! man Saturday evening.
\ GTE \ ISTICA for County Com­
California. Attending the ceremony, Golden served a dainty lunch to the
For All Your
were Mr. Harry Watkins and Barbara, j following ladies: Mrs. White, C. missioner and lower taxes in the
18-3p
son and grand-daughter of Mrs. Wat- j Howe, C. Chance, W. L. Peterson, Primary Election.
THURSDAY
Plumbing and
kins, from Modeste, California, Mr. G. Flook, F Caraway, Earl Plymale, Mrs. Frank Caraway was a dinner
JAMES OLIVER Cl’RWOOD’S
and Mrs. Ralph Budlong and daugh- , Nell Swift, Elmer Shaw, E. D. Cooke, guest Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Heating Needs
Mrs. M. Burson Anna Swift.
Famous Dog Story!
ter, Claudia of Detroit, and Dr. and and C. Bruder.
formerly of Mill City but now living
Frank
Caraway
is
at
Gold
Beach
at
Mrs.
David
J.
Ferguson
of
Mill
City.
SHIRLEY LAIRD
KAZAN
Higdon is employed by the Mountain in Silverton accompanied Mrs Specht. , the home of his daughter Mrs. Mur-
!
I ray Strawn.
States Power company and has been
Warner-Pathe News
Ruth Higdon left Friday afternoon
a resident of Mill City for many j Son Born to Courtney's
Phone 2603
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Works
Vera Vague Comedy
by plane for San Francisco after
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Courtney, Jr. are spending
Stayton
a
thirty-day
convalescent
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
MII.I. CITY’
Remember to Vote on May 19th for the happy parents of a son, bom May leave with her father, S. G. Higdon.
Complete show can be seen any
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at
the
Salem
Memorial
hospital.
Y’our Candidate!
Harry Watkins and his daughter,
Before you buy-see the SPARK
time up to 8:30
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The baby weighed six pounds and
GAS-MAKING DEMONSTRATION
nine ounces and has been named | Barbara of Modeste, California, spent
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Michael Thomas. The grandparents two days last week with his mother,
Mrs.
S.
G.
Higdon.
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are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Courtney of
Salem and Mrs. and Mrs. Tailman of Mrs. Leland Kaplinger has returned
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Hood River. Mr. Courtney is pastor to her home after several weeks visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Harold Judge
SALEM
of the First Christian church.
in Salem. The Judges’ are the par­
Phone 8-4531
141 N. Commercial St.
ents of a new son born recently at a
GAA MOTHER’S TEA
Salem hospital.
Committees
have
been
named
by
Has Everything for Your
LET US FIGURE YOUR ESTIMATES ON
Joe Podrabsky, Sr. is ill at his home
GAA president, Wanda Vandermeer,
PLUMBING AND HEATING
for the Mother's Tea that will be held but is reported to be improving. His
in the high school at 1:30 to 3:30. daughter, Helen of Klamath, Calif,
No Job Too Large and None Too Small
All mothers, both the boys and the is caring for him.
Shop and Residence 4260 Macleay Road, SAI.EM
Ph. 2-7390
girls, and the faculty and school Mrs. Melvin La Vine is a patient
Furniture and Bookkeeping Supplies
board’s wives are to be invited. It at a Salem hospital.
was suggested that a table be pre­ Pauline Mason, daughter of Mr. and
pared with a display of hobbies of Mrs. Paul Mason was operated on
last week for appendicitis at the
the GAA girls.
Named on a committee for such a Salem Memorial hospital.
table were Pat Cree, Barbara Smith, Mrs. Stanley Chance entertained in
Dorothy Downer, Betsy Kricver, honnor of her mother, Mrs. Una
Luella Mason, JoAnne Kunkies, and White on her birthday anniversary
SERVING THE CANYON AREA
Betty Lou Cree. Other committees Wednesday afternoon.
Gifts were
PICKUPS AT
named were: refreshments, Jo Roy, presented to Mrs. White and refresh­
Marlene Tickle, and Anna Mae Nel­ ments were served by Mrs. Chance to
Laundry—Nu-Method, Mill City and Stayton
son; decorations, Sue Mikkelsen, [Mrs. Una White, Mrs. Clarence Howe,
Laundry and Dry Cleaning—
Maxine Scott, Beryl Mason, Beverly Mrs. Frank Caraway, Mrs. Joe La-
Ken Golllet, Mehama; Mt. Jeff Cafe, Idanha
Timm, Pauline Mason, and Arlone lack and Monte Rae, Mrs. Clyde Gol­
Dry Cleaning—Santiam Self-Service Laundry, Detroit
Kuhlman; invitations, Alona Daly, den, Mrs. C. A. Bruder, Mrs. W.
Phone 3-9125
163 South High
SALEM
Leia Kelly, Dolores Poole, Donna I Green, Mrs. Carl Chance, Claudia
Cooke, and Marlene Tickle; program, Bruder and Christine Chance.
Marlene Verbeck, Barbara Barton, Mr. and Mrs. George Cree were in
Pat West, Pat Brown, Pat Wolver­ Salem Sunday at the home of Mr. and
ton and Pat Davidson. Everyone will Mrs. Jessie Mathes. The occassion
help clean up. Miss Hope Baney is was Mr. Cree’s birthday.
the GAA adviser.
Among the Mill City people enjoy­
ing the State Folk Dance Festival
MOTHERS HONORED FRIDAY
at the Salem Armory Sunday after-
Mothers will be honored .guests at I noon were Mr. and Mrs. Arey Po­
a special program Friday night at the drabsky, Mr. and Mrs. George Veteto,
Mill City Presbyterian church recre­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veness, Mr. and
ation room, with special music honor­ Mrs. Melvin Case, and Adelbert Allen.
ing ’’Mothers”.
The 4 th grade Camp Fire Girls and
The program will be held after the the 3rd grade Bluebirds wish to thank
dinner which is to be from 5:30 to those who donated candy for last
7:00 p.m. Directing the special din­ Thursday evening, May 4th.
ner will be Mrs. Clayton Baltimore, Guests at the McClain home this
Mrs. James Swan and Mrs. Lester week were their son and his family
Hathaway.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McClain and Mr.
19c 2 for 37c
no ** can ___ _
The program will be in charge of and Mrs. Torgrimson all of Seattle.
Mrs. Don Sheythe and tickets will McClains son is an engineer with the
13c 2 for 25c
be in charge of Mrs. D. B. Hill.
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telephone company.
Mr. Walter Prupp from Albany Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Swan,
will show a moving picture entitled a boy weighing 8 pounds and 13
“Spotlight on Alaska”.
ounces.
FEHHE PAGE
Ragsdale-Murray Vows
Exchanged Friday Evening
Miss Isabelle Downer to
Be June Bride
MILL CITY
Nuptials Saturday
For Watkins-Higdon
Miss Grant Takes
Richmond
See Us
We Were
Strangers
SHIRLEYS
BEAUTY SHOP
Spaniol X Co.
THE COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE
GREENLY’S Plumbing & Heating
SALEM LAUNDRY
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
Quality Meats & Groceries
FROZEN FOODS
Friday & Saturday Special
TOMATOES
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