The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, May 11, 1950, Page 8, Image 8

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    8—THE MILI. CITY ENTERPRISE
May 11, 1950 ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
LYONS
J Cal Schlador with Mrs. Vera Alvin
-rd Mrs. Winifred Booth as assistant
By EVA BRESSLER
hostesses.
Mrs. Jennie Thompson was brought Mrs. Bob Free was hostess for the
back from the Redmond hospital last afternoon card club, and four tables
By MRS. J. A. WRIGHT
The Fraternal Odrer of Eagles San- week to the home of her son-in-law of 500 in play. High scores were held
tiam Aerie 2745 are holding a fishing and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray John­ by Carrie Naue and Laura Neal, low
derby again this year. Entrance fees son, with whom she lives. Weekend prize went to Bee Hiatt, and Dorothy
will be 11.00. The derby will close guests of the Johnsons were Mrs. Helemn drew the traveling prize. A
to further entries on July 5, but the Johnson’s brother-in-law and sister one thirty dessert luncheon preceeded
derby itself will close at the end of Dr. and Mrs. T. D. Leon of Concord, the card playing, with the following
the fishing season. Fish can be Calif, and her brother and wife Mr. present: Carrie Naue, Laura Neal,
weighed at grocery stores in either and Mrs. C. E Thompson of Redmond. Dorothy Helemn, Bee Hiatt, Bernice
Idanha or Detroit. Sign up with any I Mr. Eli Bangs, who has been work­ Bridges, Thelma Nydigger, Mabel
of the following J. C. Gulliford, Bud ing in Washington, visited his home Bass. Dorene Helemn, Ida Free, Ber­
here Thursday. Mrs. Bangs accom­ tha Allen Garnett Bassett, Eulalia
Gesher or Dorlin Ray.
panied him to Washington, Friday,
1st prize will be 50% of the en­ and will return here by air late Sun­ Lyons, Effie Heineck, Alice Huber,
trance fee, 2nd prize 25%, 3rd prize day
EImt Olmstead, Frances Mullins,
15%. 10% going to the good of the
order.
Pineapple and Cheese Sandwiches
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wert of Stay ton
are visiting a few days this week at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dean.
The Star Club I-De-Mo met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Louis Helwig. The next meet­
DETROIT
VOTE VISTICA
FOB
County Commissioner
LOWER TAXES; IN THE
PRIMARY ELECTION
I'd Adv by A. M. Viatica
Lay Your Pistol Down
I Surrender!
NEED LARGE HOUSE
Furnished or unfurnished
Want Butane Gas.
CAI.L AT ENTERPRISE OFFICE
Headquarters for Garden Seeds
(Packet or Bulk Pack)
ALSO HELD AND GRASS SEEDS
Various Types of Garden Tools, Etc
STAYTON, OREGON
E. L. (Ed.) Rogers
REIT BL1CAN CANDIDATE
FOR
Conuty Commissioner
Pineapple and cheese slice sandwiches served open face style are a
family luncheon treat that you'll repeat for guests. The flavors are
proven favorites, and the sandwiches have an easy to achieve attrac­
tiveness that rates applause for you as an artist with food.
For perfect cheese slices buy half-pound packages of pasteurized
process American in slices, wrapped and sealed right after pasteuriza­
tion in the food plant where they are made. Each half-pound package
contains eight perfect one-ounce slices that separate easily. Cut the
wiapper of each package through the center on three sides. Use slices
from the center first. Close package, like a book, for easy protection of
any unused slices. Choose these marvelously convenient packages of
perfect cheese slices in a variety of flavors from your grocer’s refriger­
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Round buns
Mayonnaise
Pineapple slices
YOUR VOTE WILE BE
Maraschino cherries
Pasteurized process American
cheese slices
Lettuce
For each sandwich, split a bun and spread each bun half with
mayonnaise Top one bun half with a slice of pineapple garnished with
a maraschino cherry cut in quarters. Place a slice of cheese on the other
bun half. Arrange on a chop plate alternating the pineapple topped bun
halves and the bun halves with cheese. Garnish the center of the plate
with maraschino cherries in a nest of lettuce.
APPRECIATED
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Ethel Huffman and the hostess Mrs. neighbors, the lodges and churched
who so kindly helped them in their
Free.
Carroll Johnston student at the need.
Oregon College of Education at Mon­
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Walworth
mouth spent the week-end at the returned the middle of last week after
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. spending two weeks in Palo Alto,
Paul Johnston.
Calif. Miss Mary R. Harris returned
4-H club leaders held a party for the home with them for a few clay'd
4-H club members at the Rebekah hall visit.
Friday evening. An enjoyable time
Mrs. Elma Hensley of Bremertofl,
was had by everyone.
Wash., is visiting at the home of het
The majority of the cub scouts with son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mra
their den mothers, Mrs. Orlin Elwood,
Mrs. Art Olmstead, Mrs. Calvin Tra­ Earl Hensley.
han and Mrs. Dallas Franklin, at­ Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Hensley of
tended the Scout circus held in Salem Oakland, Calif., is also visiting at
Saturday. The cubs from here took (the Earl Hensley home.
Mrs. Mike Fink is spending a few
part in the Indian attack. Den chiefs.
Donald Olmstead and Richard Mor­ days at the home of her parents Mr
and Mrs. Daugherty in Salem.
gan accompanied them.
Mrs. Merrill Brassfield returned
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home the last of the week from
Fresno, California, after spending
three weeks at the home of her sis-
ters, Helen Queen. Ada Rockwell. and
Addie Sestack.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Helneck ara
the parents of a baby boy born at a
Salem hospital Sunday evening. The
young man weighed 8 lbs., 7ozs., and
has an older brother and two sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lewis of Corvallis
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Ring. The Lewises are former
residents of Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hiatt of Rose­
burg visited relatives in Lyons, Tues­
day night and Wednesday. Leroy is
a son of Elmer Hiatt and brother of
Mrs. Alex Bodeker and Mrs. Clyde
They were over night
Bressler,
guests at the Bodeker home.
Mrs. S. H. Fasdick and Lynda Cul-
well of Sacremento, California.
visited at the Howard Naue home.
They also visited at the home of Mrs.
Naue’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Culwell,
where the group held a picnic dinner
before leaving enroute to Anchorage,
Alaska.
Duane Downing and A. B. Culwell
of Portland spent the weekend at the
home of their parents the Orville
Downings and Culwells.
John Worden suffered a badly cut
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leg when a dynamite cap exploded.
FOR STATE
Mr. and Mrs. Worden were tearing
down and burning an old wood shed,
and in among the trash the cap was
thrown into the fire unbeknown to
them. He was taken to a doctor in “.A VOTE FOR SOUND BUSINESS
Stayton, where it required several POLICIES IN GOVERNMENTAL
FUNCTIONS"
stitches to close the wound.
Mr. Blaine Dysinger who has been
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seriously ill and was hospitalized for '
some time is improving at his home Paid Adv. Boring for Rep resen tatl V#
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in Fox valley Mr. and Mrs. Dysinger
wish to thank their many friends and
E. E. (Doc) Boring
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