The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, June 15, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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    5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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Jun« 15, 1950
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Church Ceremony
Joins Local Pair
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
Presbyterian church. Miss Darlene
Downer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Moberg became the bride of
Clyde Hathaway, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Hathaway.
Dr. David J. Ferguson officiated at
Miss Joan Davis, daughter of Cleve
At an afternoon ceremony June 10 the double ring ceremony.
Davis, became the bride of Clifford at her home, Mrs. Mattle Roten Mur­ The couple exchanged their vows
Young, May 14 at a ceremony in "Our dock became the bride of George Nay I before an altar banked with peonies,
Lady of Sorrows" Catholic church of Ogden, Utah. Rev. Thomas Court­ calla lilies, and snap dragons.
in Portland.
ney, Jr., pastor of the Mill City Chris­ Lighting the tapers were Nellie
The bride was given in marriage tian church performed the double ring Hathaway, in a gray spring dress
by her brother-in-law, Robert Davis service.
' and Mrs. Donald Nelson in a lime
of Valsetz. She wore a white tailored The living room was attractively green spring dress Both are sisters
suit with green accessories. She car­ decorated with pink and white spring [ it the groom.
ried a bouquet of white stephonitis flowers.
Mrs. Lee Ross was pianist and ac­
centered with green orchids.
The bride chose a powder blue gab­ companied Kirk Wirick of Eugene
Mrs. Robert Davis of Valsetz, sister ardine suit with white accessories for who sang "Because" and “Always".
of the bride was matron of honor. her wedding.
The bride was given in marriage by
She wore a navy blue suit with pink
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson Jr., her stepfather, Russell Moberg. She
accessories and a corsage of pink of Astoria, daughter and son-in-law chose a dusty pink tailored suit with
rosebuds.
brown accessories.
She carried a
of the bride, attended the couple.
Miss Rose Ann McGraw of Mill A reception followed with Mrs. shower bouquet of pink roses and
Ctiy was bridesmaid. She also wore Jackson serving the wedding cake orange blossoms.
a navy blue suit with white acces­ and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson of Can­ Mrs. Lloyd Comtsock, the bride's
sories and a red rose bud corsage.
She
sister was matron of honor,
yonville serving the coffee.
Gil Young, twin brother of the
wore a pale blue suit with white ac-
The
couple
and
Mrs.
Nay's
children,
groom was best man and Marvin
i cessorles and a corsage of pink rose
Dan, Jane and Henry left Monday for buds.
Young was groomsman.
The groom's mother, Mrs. C. J. Ogden, Utah, where they will make
Bridesmaids were Dorothy Downer,
Young, wore a navy blue ensemble their home.
the bride’s sister, who wore a beige
Present for the ceremony and re­ suit with brown accessories and Mrs.
with gardenia and rosebud corsage.
A reception followed the ceremony ception were. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dorothy Alley of Salem who wore a
at the home of the groom's mother. Roten, Barbara and Bobby of Meha­ biege suit with rust accessories. Both
Following a week's wedding trip to ma; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson, Jr. wore rosebud corsages.
Coos Bay, the couple are at home and Judy of Astoria; Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Swan was best man and ushers
in Tillamook where the groom is em- William White of £«ates; Mrs. Ken- were Dick Downer and Don Nelson.
neth Thompson, Canyonville; Mrs.
ployed.
The bride's mother wore a grey
Rosa Roten, Gttes; Mrs. Louisa Ro­ afternoon dress with white accesso-
mey, Gates; Ernest Wrigglesworth, 1 lies and a corsage of pink carnations
DEDICATION SERVICES
Dedication services wiil be held at Gates; Mrs. Ben Roten and children, and rosebuds.
the Free Methodist Church Sunday, Mrs. Frank Jackson, Sr., Mrs. Una The groom’s mother wore a pink
July 25. Rev. J. R. Stewart, confer-1 White, Dan, Jane and Henry Roten. butcher linen ensemble with white
accessories and carnation and rose­
ence superintendent, will speak.
bud corsage.
Pastor L. C. Gould urges all who
A reception followed the ceremony
have given time, material or money
in the church dining room.
in building the church to be present.
Mrs. John Swan cut the bride’s cake
and Mrs. Anna Swift cut the groom’s
Quality iob printing at the Enter­
cake. Mrs. Donald Nelson and Miss
prise.
Nellie Hathaway presided at the
punch bowls. Miss Leola Hathaway
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of Klamath Falls passed the guest
§ LIN E WEIGHT OR DRESSED §
book. Mrs. Darrell Hinz and Miss
FRYERS
Jeannette Nydigger were in charge
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of the gift table.
CLAYTON BALTIMORE
The couple went to Southern Cali­
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CITY
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fornia on their wedding trip and upon
their return will be at home in Salem.
Clifford Youngs
Married in May
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Home Ceremony
Unites Couple
SHIRLEYS
BEAUTY SHOP
TRAILER HOMES
Kits - Bales Aero
Kenslcill - Angeles
10 to St feet
NEW AND USED
South Side Trailers
ALBANY’ — 2 Miles South on 99E
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Ethel Skillings Marries
Bill Hutchison Here
Miss Ethel Skillings, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skillings and Bill
Hutchison, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. O.
Hutchison were married Saturday,
June 10, at 7:30 P.M. at the Mill City
Christian church with Rev. Tom
Courtney Jr., pastor officiating.
The bride wore a pale pink suit,
pink hat and white accessories and a
corsage of white carnations.
Mrs. Eldon Hutchison attended the
bride. She wore a peach colored suit
with black accessories.
Eldon Hutchison was best man for
his brother.
The bride graduated from Mill City
high school this year.
The couple will be at home in Mill
City. The groom is employed at the
Detroit dam.
Kirk Wirick Sr., and Wayne Wlrick
of Bakersfield, Calif., visited with
Kirk Wirick Jr., Sunday. They were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Courtney Jr.
Father’s Day
IS
Sunday, June 18
To find everything for Father
Shop
•TWELVE O'CIAM'K HIGH"
Thursday 7:00—One show Only
C ITIZENS’ LEAGUE
TOWN HALL at 9 P.M.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
JAMES MII.IJCAN and
MARY BETH HUGHES in
RIMFIRE
— Plus —
ROBERT I.OWERY In
SHEP COMES HOME
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The marriage of Mrs. Donald Cecil
Carey (Helen Louise Wilson) was
solemnized May 27 at a ceremony
in the Mill City First Christian
church. The bride Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson of
Gates. Mr. Carey is the son of Mrs.
Velma Carey. The couple will soon
be at home at Monmouth where he
will attend college.
Rebekah District
Meeting at Lyons
Lyons -Plans are being completed
for the Rebekah district convention
which is to be held in Lyons Satur­
day afternoon and evening. With the
sessions held at the Santiam Valley
Grange hall, with the six o’clock din­
ner served at the community club
house by the ladies of the Women’s
Society of Christian Service. The
afternoon session begins at 1 o'clock
with the following program:
Opening in Rebekah degree Faith 168 I
Seating of officers
Ideal 223 I
Roll call of convention officers, in­
troduction of assembly and grand
lodge officers and district deputy
presidents.
Address of welcome, Verna West of
Faith 168.
Response to welcome
Eva 92
Reading of minutes of 1949 conven­
tion, appointment of committees,
memorial legislative, president and
thanks.
Honoring charter members. Faith 168
Roll call and tribute to past chair­
mans
Faith 168
Exemplification, balloting on grant­
ing a withdrawal card Santiam 166
Draping the charter ..... _....... Eva 92
Paper “Value of Tableaux in degree
work" .............................. Ideal 223
Exemplification, visiting in a body
Eva 84
Exemplication of emblems by a mem­
ber of each lodge.
Paper, “Duties of a district deputy
president” .............. Santiam 166
Roll call and report of lodges.
Question box, conducted by Helen
Davis, president of the Rebekah
Assembly.
New business, meeting place for 1951
convention, election of officers.
Closing
................Faith 168
Evening Session 7:30 P.M.
Opening in Rebekah degree Faith 168
Introduction of Rebekah Assembly
and Grand lodge officers and district
deputy presidents.
Conferring of the degree ... Faith 168
Reports of committees
Address, president of the Rebekah
Helen Davis
assembly of Oregon
Ideal 223
Seating 1951 officers
Faith His
Closing ___ ________
Followed by refreshments.
Lyons Christian Service
Women Hold Meeting
Lyons — The Women’s Society of
Christian Service held their meeting
at the community club house with a
putluck dinner served at the noon
hour. A business meeting followed
with Mrs. Hargreaves in charge. De-1
votlons were lead by Mrs. Clipfell.
Plans were made and committee« ap­
pointed for the dinner to be served
for the Rebekah district convention
Saturday. Reports of the committee«
were heard and various plans made.
Following the business meeting Mrs
Vivian Walworth and Mrs. Martha
Helen Jewell who were moving away
were honored with a handkerchief
shower. Present for the meeting
were Mesdames Charles Crustn,
Eugene Roye, Howard Naue, O. A.
Jewell, Art Boitzer, George Huffman,
I^aiirence Walworth, Albert Julian,
Glen Julian, John Hargreaves, Loren
Chamberlain. Willard Hartnell, Wal­
lace Power. G«orge Clipfell, Alex Bo-
deker, Wood Oliver, Mrs. Minnie
Smith and Grandma Julian
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Koitt i;i i i ; i sign .
CHILL WILLS and
JOHN BARRYMORE JR. in
Miss Mary Jane (Sunnle) Hoffman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Hoffman, whose engagement to
Kenneth Chance, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Chance, all of Mill City,
has been announced. No wedding
«late has been set. Both are grad­
uates of Mill City high school. He
served in the army air corps and is
now employed at the Detroit dam.
Sundowners
In Technicolor
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
PAULETTE GODDARD
and
JOHN IRELAND
In
CARD PARTY AT McCULLY
Anna Lucasta
Lyons - Mrs Kenneth Helemn was
hostess for the afternoon card club
with the party held at her home on
McCully Mountain Wednesday after­
noon. A one thirty dessert luncheon
was served followed by several tables
of 500. High scores were held by
Ruth Lyons and Frances Mullins, low
by Dorene Helemn, and the traveling
prize went to Mabel Downing. Pres­
ent for the party were Bertha Allen,
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
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Eulalia Lyons, Ruth Lyons, Carrie
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time up to 8:30
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hostess Mrs. Helemn.
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