5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
May 25. 1950
FEMME PAGE
C’HRISTLAN SERVICES OFFICERS
INSTALLED SUNDAY
Following church services Sunday
morning at the Lyons Methodist
church, Rev. Jewell installed the of
ficers of the Women’s Society of
Christian Service. Gladys Hargreaves
as president. Evelyn Julian as sec
retary and Eva Bressler as treasurer.
Ethel Huffman, vice president who
was unable to be present will be in
stalled later. Miss Caroline Cooper
from the Methodist Conference dis
trict of Portland gave a short talk.
Following the church services a pot
luck dinner was held in the club
rooms.
At two o’clock a business
meeting of the Sunday school board
members was held with Miss Cooper
giving many useful instructions and
helpful hints for the betterment of
the Sunday school.
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MILL CITY
Pink and Blue Shower Marilyn Chapter
For Mrs. Wolverton OES Last Meeting
Lyons ladies Hold Card Party
Mrs. Percy Hiatt was hostess foe
the afternoon card club with her
party held at the Rebekah hall. A
one thirty dessert luncheon was
served followed by several tables of
500. High score was held by Bertha
Allen, low by Carrie Naue and travel
ing by Dorene Helemn. Present for
the party were Frances Mullins,
Alma Olmstead, Garnett Basett,
Thelma Nydebger, Berneice Bridges,
Wilma Free. Mildred Carr, Mabel
Bass, Ethel Huffman. Ida Free, Mabel
Downing. Dorene Helemn, Carrie
Naue, Dorethy Helemn, Ruth Lyons.
Eulalia Lyons, Bertha Allen and the
hostess Mrs. Hiatt.
Of interest to many people was the
Marilyn Chapter OES held it's last
HI FRIDAY and SATURDAY
large pink and blue shower given in regular meeting Monday evening be
May 26 and 27
honor of Mrs. Charles Wolverton last fore adjourning for the summer
GENE AUTRY in
Wednesday evening in the recreation months.
room of the Presbyterian church.
Marguerite McCoy, worthy matron,
Over
thirty
guests
attended
and
many
and
Lawrence Walworth, worthy
A shower complimenting Miss
Friendship night
Helen Wilson, whose wedding will be beautiful gifts were received. Mrs. patron presided.
an event of Saturday afternoon, May Nelson Lamphear and Mrs. Dyrman was observed with nearly one hun
— Plus —
27, was given by Mrs. Albert Millsap, tied for the prize on a quiz about dred visitors and members present.
at her home, Thursday evening. The famous children. Homemake cakes, Trinity Chapter of Salem. Euclid
JOAN
DAVIS and
evening was spent informally, fol coffee, and tea, were perpared and Chapter of Jefferson, Cedar Chapter
ANDY DEVINE in
lowed by the opening of the many served by the committee consisting of Scio, and members residing in De
and the Idanha area were hon
lovely gifts received by Miss Wilson. of Mrs. Frank Blazek, Mrs. Jack Col- troit
ored.
Refreshments were served by the burn, Mrs. Albert Toman, Mrs. Rob
Escorted to the East were Junior
hostess, Mrs. Millsap, assisted by Mrs. ert Veness, Mrs. Al Yankus, Mrs.
Arthur
Kriever,
Mrs.
John
Muir,
Mrs.
Past
Grand Patron Rex Hartley of Theta Rho Hold Picnic
Harold Wilson, Mrs. Velma Carey and
Theta Rho girls and invited guests
Mrs. Fred Stone, to the honored | George Steffy, Mrs George Veteto, Jefferson; Sue Tuel, Revision of Laws
and Mrs. Dave Epps.
Committee of the Grand chapter; hiked to the picnic grounds near
SUNDAY, MONDAY, and
guest, Miss Wilson.
TUESDAY
Mesdames Merle Devine, William j Those present were Mrs. Ruth Stov Alice Rupp, grand representative of Gates Saturday for a picnic and
May 28. 2S and SO
Hirte, Miss Janet Klecker, Tilman all, Mrs. John Swan, Mrs. George Ste- Louisiana; Grace Eby. worthy matron weiner roast.
Rains, Minnie Spoelstra, Clarence , wart, Mrs. D. B. Hill, Mrs. Lee Ross, of Trinity chapter; Stanley Brown,
Attending were Mrs. Marie Dart
3 DAYS
Johnson, Burrel Cole, Clarence Ball - Mrs. R. L. Faust, Mrs. Nelson Lam worthy patron of Trinity chapter; and Mrs. Vern Thomas who accom- (
LARRY PARKS
and Carol Sue, Louisa Romey, Walter phear, Miss Daisy Hendricson, Mrs. Nancy Davidson, worthy matron of panied the girls, Donna Athey, Cleta
and
Thomas, Louis Kelle, N. L. Pennick, Ed Goschie, Mrs. Arey Podrabsky, Euclid chapter; Nina Westinghouse, Masoner, Shirley Athey. Joyce Athey,
BARBARA HALE
Mrs.
Charles
Harman.
Mrs.
Kenneth
worthy
matron
of
Cedar
chapter
and
William Pennick and Patsy and Billy,
Juanita Thomas, Elda Webster, Bir-
in
Clarence Rush, Floyd Völkel, Laura Crosier, Mrs. Vincent Palmer, Mrs. Kenneth Purdy worthy patron of {die Larson, Patty Stewart, Pat Cree,
Russell
Hoffman,
Mrs.
H.
Knowles,
Cedar
chapter.
Joaquin. Edmund Davis, Joe Joaquin,
j Yvonne Dart, Gloria Athey, Beryl
Following the meeting, refresh Mason, Betty Cree, Donna Nelson,
Kay McCarty Mary Howell, Oswald Mrs. Allen Keith. Mrs. Floyd Jones,
Hirte, Gale Cary, Norman Garrison Mrs. C. E. Coville, Mrs. Forrest Hol ments were served by Isabell Mason, Anna Mae Nelson, Rosella Thomas,
lyman, Mrs. George Ditter, Mrs. Doris Haseman, Fern Shuey, Alice and Wilma May Howe.
and Gwen Schaer,
i
Those sending gifts, who were un James O’Leary and the committee in Jetton and Lorena McElwain
0
charge.
A
special
meeting
of
Marilyn
Chap-
able to attend were Mrs. Allen Keith,
Put out your campfire before you
WEDNESDAY * THURSDAY
Sending gifts but unable to attend i ter OES was held Thursday evening
Mrs. Frank Saunders, Mrs. Edmund
leave
the woods.
were
Mrs.
Dewey
Flatman,
Mrs.
Rosa
May 18, with Marguerite McCoy,
May 31 and June 1
Klecker, Miss Carol Klecker, Mrs.
Elmer Klutke. Mrs. Clare Henness, Daly. Mrs. Wilbur Meinert. Mrs. Abe worthy matron and Lawrence Wal-
HUMPHREY
BOGART
Mrs. Edward Chance. Mrs. Hollis Harris, Mrs. Harry Woods, Mrs. Al 1 worth, worthy patron presiding.
In
bert
Millsap.
Mrs.
Henrietta
Quinn,
Eleanor McIntosh of Idanha was
Tumidge. Mrs. Glen Henness. Mrs.
Arthur Blackbum, and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Tony Ziebert, Mrs, Byron Davis, received into the order with her sister
Mrs. Leonard Herman, Mrs. Henry j Doris Haseman, courtesy candidate.
Levon.
Bayless. Mrs. Don Peterson, Mrs. , Corsages and gifts were presented.
Betty Peterson and Mrs. John Nelson.
Refreshments were served follow
Mrs. Frank Blazek, Mrs. George ing the meeting by Mary Tuers and
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
Complete show can be seen any
Steffy, and Mrs. Arthur Kriever were Vivian Walworth.
time up to 8:30
in charge of decorations.
Symbo/s of
»
Shower Held For
Helen Wilson
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DETROIT FIFTH GRADE PARTY
LYONS WOMEN’S SOCIETY OF
CHRISTIAN SERVICE MEETS
The 5th grade had a 4-H club tea
for their mothers and the teachers Mrs. Lawrence Walworth was host-
| Friday afternoon at 2:30 in the school ' ess for the meeting of the Women’s
' library. An interesting program was Society of Christian Service with the
presented with Leroy Holbert as pres meeting held at her home in Fox
ident of the club announcing the pro Valley. The regular routine of busi-
gram. First on the program was the ness was carried out, with Mrs. Wal-
pledge; skin, Bruce Gordon; eye, worth in charge. Many plans were
Plans were
Roger Fleming and Lanny Vickers; made and discussed.
made
and
a
committee
appointed
to I
i tooth. Brad Humphrey and Fred Bow
man; health rules. Janice Van Som- serve the election day dinner held at j
eran; sleep, Phyllis Ketchum; post the Rebekah hall. It was also voted
ure, Judy Haseman; right foods. Ni- that the society would serve the sup
leene Smith; nails, Della Hansen; per for the Rebekah district conven- ,
blood cells, Johnny Wallace. A dem tion which will be held in Lyons Sat
onstration was given by Judy Hase urday afternoon and evening. June
man and Mabie Blan; the 4-H club 17. Plans were also made for in
stallation of the WSCS officers Sun
story was told by Judy Haseman.
After the program a delicious lunch day morning at the church services.
of cup cakes decorated with white The next meeting will be held at
and green, cookies, nuts, candy and the community club house with a pot
luck luncheon. At the dose of the
tea was served.
The tables were decorated with meeting Mrs. Walworth served dainty ,
green candles in white holders. Bou refreshments to the following Ger-1
quets of snowballs centered the ta trude Boltzer, Garnett Bassett. Eva
bles. Nileene Smith and Mabie Blan Bevier, Alta Bodeker, Martha Cru-
poured tea at one table. Elden and san, Lois Fetherston, Melvina Frank-1
lin, Gladys Hargreaves, Jewell Hart- |
Lanny presided at the other table.
nell, Helen Hubbard, Ethel Huffman,
BIRTH OF SON
Anna Johnson, Anna B. Julian, Eve
To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nelson of lyn Julian, Grandma Julian, Helen
Mill City, a son. Sunday, May 21, at Jewell, Elsie Lande, Georgia Oliver,
Salem Memorial hospital.
Florence Naue. Minnie Smith, Belle
Toland, Minnie Wagner, Mrs. Culwell
i JI
and Mrs. Bartlett.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd and
Billy, Mrs| Bert Karr, Gloria and
Mura, Mrs. Maude Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. George Cree attended the
Turner reunion near Stayton Sunday.
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