GATES
IDANHA
S—THE MUX CITY ENTERPRISE
THORNTONS LEANT IDANHA
July 6. 1950
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By MRS ALBERT MILLSAP
By REBA SNYDER
Idanha Mr and Mrs. Lee Thorn­
Members of the Gates Woman's club
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Robeits and
held their monthly social meeting in sons left Wednesday for a three-week ton. who have for the past several
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Moore's Grove at the home of Mr. and visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs. years resided in Idanha, moved last
Thursday
to
Burns
where
Thornton
Mrs Frank Saunders. A picnic din­ D. M Roberts in Hatton. Ark. The
Wednesday night
ner was served by the members at older Mr. Roberts has been in ill has employment.
I a group of young people gave a lawn
( one o'clock.
Several husbands and . health for some time.
party in honor of Dick Thornton. In-
.children were guests. Following din­
A weiner roast at the White Water
fl per month and up
ner hour a short business session picnic grounds was held Wednesday , teresting games were played on the
i was held. Mrs. Edward Chance pre- afternoon by 19 children who have . lawn at the James Gordon home until
Also M-rving Gate» and Lyons
siding. Plans for a dance and a car- been meeting on Sunday afternoons the mosquitos and darkness drove
f them in for refreshments of sand­
MILL CITY
nivat were discussed.
for Bible study. Their leader, Mrs.
wiches. cookies and punch.
Host­
Those present were Mrs. Lula
Frank New, Mrs. James McKinney
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Ilins. Mrs. Velma Carey. Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Buck Storey supervised the esses were Murlene Denton, Barbara
I’HONE UM
Denton.
Dalphene
Tucker
and
Mary
Henness, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stewart party.
Soft drinks and marshmel- , Gordon. Twenty-two young people
LEONARD HERMAN
and three children. Mrs Kay McCarty. I low’s were also on the menu.
were present.
Mrs. Glen Hearing and two children,
Mr and Mrs. Elbert Brown left
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Millsap, Mr. and Friday morning for Salem where they
'
dren
moved
the
past
weekend
into
TRY OUR
Mrs. Edward Chance and son. Mrs. stayed overnight.
Saturday they
Oswald Hirte and five kiddies, Mr went to Coos Bay to visit for 10 days the Seitzinger house. The house was
(vacated recently by the Lee Thorn-
and Mrs Edmund Davis and Donnalee with friends.
; tons.
Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burton
Mr. and Mrs. R. L Tucker and chil­
and Billy. Mrs. Laura Joaquin and
Mr and Mrs. Fred Martin and
dren drove to O'Brien Friday for a
granddaughter Darlene, Mrs. Mel-
daughter
of Prineville, and Mr. and
I bourne Rambo and Laura Jo of Mill holiday weekend visit with his broth­ Mrs. George Cannon of Willamina,
er. R. Z Tucker and family.
FOR LONG WEAR
City, Carol Sue Ball, Ross and Denny
spent the weekend with the women's
Mr. and Mrs. Frank New and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Lady,
Klutke and the hosts, Mr and Mrs.
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spent a three-day weekend and other relatives. Robert Lady rv*
(Frank Saunders.
I daughters
-
Mr and Mrs Don Carey of Mon- ««hing nt East lake. They returned turned home with the Cannons. Tues­
■ mouth are spending their holidays at , Monday evening.
day, the Ladys. the Martins and the
Mill City
| the homes of their parents Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs Fred Martin and baby, Chester Storeys had a picnic at White
Mrs. Harold Wilson and Carey's Prineville, spent the weekend and the Water picnic rounds.
mother. Mrs. Velma Carey.
, 4 th with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Recent guests at the home of Mr. Orval Lady and family.
and Mrs. Edmund Davis were their i Mr and Mrs. James Gordon and
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and family attended the Richards family
Mrs. James Overlock of Seattle. The reunion Sunday at the Seibens park
Overlocks were enroute to their ljome on the
“ Clackamas
~'
river. More than
from a trip to Columbus, Ohio, where fifty were present. The Gordons via­
they had attended a convention of the ited until Tuesday night with rela-
Their small daughter, tives in Portland.
Sigma Chi.
Mrs. Gordon's
Kathryn Lee, was at the home of her maiden name was Richards.
grandparents during the absence of
Mrs. Walter Reynolds visited her
her parents.
. daughter.
_ __ _____
Mrs. ________
Johnson, ,___________
in Portland
Mrs. Fred Stone and Mrs. Velma Friday night. She attended a wed-
Carey attended the funeral of Martha ding anniversary celebration of a
Chance (Grandma Chance) in Albany ■ friend in Salem before returning
■ home Sunday night.
Saturday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Garrison and ! Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith and
son Gerald, of Eugene spent their ¡Arlie, McMinnville, and Mr. and Mrs.
holidays at a Mitoulis resort and took N. C. Neilsen of Bridgeport, Nebr.,
in the Water Pageant at Bend. Their called at the Jerry Pittam home Sun­
variety store and fountain was closed day evening. The Smiths are former
over the Fourth. Guests at the Gar­ residents of Idanha. She is an aunt
rison home Friday, from Salem were of Pittam and Mrs. Snyder. The Carl
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zunck and son Schaffers and the A. R. Snyders
and Mr and Mrs. William Zunk and w’ere also callers at the Pittams.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beltram and fam-
son.
Mr. and Mrs Arnold Klugman left ily of Prineville spent the weekend
I
Saturday for a visit at the home of and the holiday with the Thomasson
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I families, parents and brother of Mrs.
Arnold in Astoria.
Beltram.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Varcoe were
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hallford and
guests in Tillamook over the weekend baby spent the holidays with relatives
at the home of her father and family, in McMinnville arjd Willamina.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Stewart.
Mr and Mrs. Warren Stoll and chil-
Miss Freida Schmitt of San Fran­
cisco was a guest at the home of Mr. I was a guest at the Davis home over
and Mrs. Robert Levon several days Sunday.
last w’eek.
Mr .and Mrs. Bill Mitchell of Port­
Mrs. George Nelson is at Breiten- land spent the weekend with his par-
bush Hot Springs.
She is taking eits, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell.
mineral baths for her health.
Ted Theuer of Ventura, Calif., is
Among those from Gates attending spending two weeks at the home of
the Rodeo at Sisters were Mr. and his brother-in-law and wife, Mr and
Mrs. Percy Mulligan, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Clise.
Len Young and daughter Frances, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hansen and
and Mrs. Barney Ryal and Joan, ^fr. daughters, Carol and Arlene of San
and Mrs. Gilbert Brosig and daugh­ Francisco and Melvin Millsap of
ter. Birdie, Mrs. Ted Graunke and Woodland. Calif., arrived Sunday at
Jerry Lyons.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mill­
Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt and son and sap for a visit over the holidays. Mrs.
daughter have returned from a motor Sansen is Millsap's niece and Mr.
trip to Golden, Colo., where they vis­ Millsap his brother. They will also
ited relatives. They also were in In- 1 visit at the home of their cousin and
diana and stopped at Yellowstone Na- I niece Mrs Edmund Klecker in Stay­
tional park.
ton.
Jack Farres of Carbon Hill, Ala.,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klutke and Ted
surprised Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis Theurer have returned from a fishing
last weekend. Farres, who is in the trip to Marion Lake Mr and Mrs.
service and stationed at Fort Lewis L. W. Kirkland of Mehama, Mrs.
Klutke’s grandparents stayed with
the two Klutke sons for the two days
they were gone
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peace district to be known as the
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the Gates area since construction be­
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