The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, October 26, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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    5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
October 26. 1950
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Girls Athletic Association
Honors Bride-Elect
SPAR CAFE
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The annual reception for teachers
and parents was held at Detroit grade
school on Wednesday evening, Oct.
25th with about 45 present.
Mrs. Ray Sophy and Mrs. Nolan
Rasnick were the chairmen in charge
of the reception.
Mrs. Charlene
Hanan directed the entertainment
which was very successfully executed
to the great enjoyment of all guests.
Mrs. Arlene Sorceth, Mrs. Otis White
and S. T. Moore were lucky prise
winners in game participation. Ruth
Skidmore assisted at the piano.
Refreshments were served in the
cafeteria, the serving table and cafe­
teria tables were tastefully decorated
with the Halloween color scheme,
cake, punch and coffee were served
by Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Rasnick, Mrs.
Roy Sophy and Mrs. Bill Shuford.
Presentation was made to past
president S. T. Moore by President J.
C. Boyer of a gavel turned out by
Bob Layman, high school junior, from
native yew wood and bearing a silver
plate Spencer T. Moore, president
Deanha PTA 1949-50.
Marlene Verbeck
Honored by Shower
The high school recreation room was
Miss Marlene Verbeck who will
gaily decorated in white and yellow
for a bridal shower honoring Miss marry Kirk N. Wirick on October 28
was honored at a bridal shower
Marlene Verbeck bride-elect of Kirk Wednesday evening at the Masonic
Wirick. The table had a white run­ hall in Stayton with Mrs. William
ner down the center wih a bowl of Shuey as hostess.
yellow flowers and double candle
Marlene was honored at a degree
holders with white candles burning when three girls. Miss Jackie Calavan
during the evening. From under the of Scio, Miss Karleen Drager of
Turner, and Miss LaVon Humphries
bowl of flowers there were white and of Stayton entered the room each
yellow ribbons with useful kitchen carrying a suitcase with a big white
articles on the other end. These were bow on the handle. Meanwhile a trio
later given to Marlene. Punch and of girls sang “Sentimental Journey”
cake was served following an in­ and they then sang three more num­
formal evening of games and the bers “I’ll Dance at Your Wedding.”
opening of gifts. Those serving on “I Love You Truly,” and “Goodbye,
the decoration, refreshment, gift, and Marlene (Goodnight, Irene)”. Mar­
clean-up committees were Anna Mae ! lène then opened her gifts that were
Nelson, Patricia Cree, Alona Daly, i in the suitcases.
Sue Mikkelson, Marlene Tickle, Wan­
da Vandermeer and Miss Hope Baney. I Mrs. Shuey served hot chocolate
Present were Miss Marlene Verbeck, and cookies to Miss Verbeck, her
Mrs. Louis Verbeck, and Misses Mar- , mother Mrs. Louis Verbeck, Misses
lene Tickle, Wanda Vandermeer, I Dorothy Downer, Patricia Cree, Vera
Anna Mae Nelson, Patricia Cree. Sue i Loucks, Ardith Jones, Donna Cooke,
Mikkelsen, Josephine Roy, LaVetta | Pat Davidson, Betty Lou Cree, Leia
Powelson, Ardith Jones, Pat Brown, J Mel Kelly, Betsy Kriever, Mrs. Floyd
Frances Johnson, Alona Daly, Leia j Jones, Mrs. Charles Kelly of Mill
Mel Kelly, Arlone Kuhlman, Vera City: Miss LaVon Humphries, Mrs.
Loucks, Dorothy Downer, Donna A. C. VanNuys. Mrs. Merton Cox,
Nelson, Beryl Mason, Hazel Neal, Mrs. Virgil Tuel of Stayton; Miss
Dolores Poole, Donna Cooke, Joanne Phyllis McCarely of Mehama; Miss
Kunkies, and Hope Baney. Unable Frances Marlott, Mrs. Marlott, Misses
to be present but sending gifts were: ] Hazel, Doreen, and Charleen Borst
Misses Betty Cree, Joan Johnson, and Mrs. Borst of Jefferson; Misses
Barbara Barton, Paula Van Buskirk, Pat Miller, Juanita Thomas, Jackie
June Phillips, Pat Davidson, and Mrs. j Calavan, Novadeen Bruce, Cornelia
Edith Mason. This shower was spon- j Lee, Jean Thurston, and Mrs. Wava
Miller all of Scio; Mrs. Alice Rupp of
sored by the GAA.
Salem; Misses Shirley Hennies, Kar­
leen Drager, Pat Hennies, Irene
Thomas, Patsy Graves and Carol
Dawn Newkirk all of Turner.
All those present were members
and sponsors of the Acacia Assembly
Order of Rainbow for Girls of which
H. F. HINCH, Prop.
Miss Verbeck was the first and only
worthy advisor for the assembly from
“JUST GOOD
Mill City. At the present time she
was treasurer of the assembly and
FOOD”
resigned from her office at the meet­
ing Wednesday night.
IDANHA, OREGON
Hiway 222
If the evils of prohibition disgusted
you. VOTE 317 X NO.
A
Deanha PTA Holds
Teachers Reception
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Mrs. Clarence Pietrok (Irene Toman)
whose October marriage took place
at St. Patrick's Catholic church at
Lyons. The couple will live in Stay­
ton.
(Photo Courtesy Statesman)
Mesdames Cole and Rush
Honor Mrs. C. Henness
Home Extension Unit
Met Last Friday
Lyons—The Home Extension unit
held their meeting Friday afternoon
at the community club house with
Mrs. Mabel Downing president pre­
siding over the meeting and appointed
the following committees for the
coming year: membership and hos­
pitality, Betty Johnston; luncheon,
Bea Hiatt; recreation, Jewell Hart­
nell; publicity, Alta Dodeker, Azalia
House, Garnett Bassett; legislation
and research, Virgeen Scott; libra­
rian, Nina O’Neal; international re­
lations, Evelyn Julian; 4-H, Jackie
Smith; finance, Ethel Huffman; tex­
tile painting instructor, Mildred Carr.
Alta Bodeker and Virgeen Scott
gave a very interesting demonstra­
tion on “party planning", and showed
many cute and clever favors, followed
by games which were much enjoyed.
The next meeting will be held at
the Rebekah hall, November 10, Mary
Frances Kelly will put on the dem­
onstration for a sewing machine
clinic, each member is urged to bring
their sewing machine. Alta Bodeker
and Bea Hiatt were hostess for the
afternoon and served refreshments to
Nina ONea’l, Helen Johnston, Mabel
Downing, Effie Nydigger, Virgeen
Scott, Cora Jenner, Gladys Stiffler,
Carrie Naue, Ethel Huffman, Ger­
trude Weidman, Rose Thayer, Mildred
Carr and Jackie Smith.
Pink and Blue Shower
For Mrs. Roy Pate
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd and Mrs.
Lowell Cree entertained at the latter's
home with a pink and blue shower
in honor of Mrs. Roy Pate. Bidden
to honor Mrs. Pate were Mesdames
R. C. Pettit, Thurman Zietler, both
of Salem; Clarence Durman and Ellen
Fleming both of Scio; Milan Weston
Merle Minton, Gladys Stiffler, Ward
Slover, Marie Urban, Sylvia Kindred,
Byron Bates, Clyde Morgan, Arlo
Tuers, D. E. Waters, Fred Gooch,
Rosa Roten, Martin Kelly, Marvin
Toland, George Cree, Archie Bates,
Paul Cree, of Mill City and Milton
Roten and Helen Anderson of Me­
hama.
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nuimiM
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Roy Rogers in
THE GOLDEN STALLION”
— Plus —
“SONS OF ADVENTURE"
Stunt Men in Action!
KID’S MATINEE —2 p.m. Sat.
"Golden Stallion" Rogers
3 Cartoons and Serial
HALLOWEEN SHOW
Saturday Midnight, Oct. 28th
“BEWARE OF SPOOKS”
— Plus _
"THE BOOGIE MAN W ILL
GET YOU"
Mill City Hotel
SUNDAY and MONDAY
JOHN W AYNE and
JOANNE DRU in
and
Boarding House
She Wore A
Yellow Ribbon
FAMILY STYLE MEAI-S
In Technicolor
Under New Management
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
ROBERT CUMMINGS,
DIANA LYNN and
LIZABETH SCOTT in
Closed Mondays
Sunday
Chicken thinner
^BETTER PACKAGED
Kellom’s Fresh Meats
FRESH DAILY — VERY REASONABLE PRICES
Kellom's Grocery
OPEN WEEK DAYS
8 A.M. to 7 P.M.
MILL cm
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
9 A.M. to 12 NOON
WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS
AND ALUMINUM AND DISHES
The Famous Story —
Read by Millions!
THURSDAY. NOV 2nd
Randolph Scott, Gabby Hayes
in “ALBI QI I HQI I.”
VIVS Steak House
Gates — Mrs. Clare Henness was
Doors open at 7:20 PAI.
Complete show can Ise seen any
honored Saturday evening at a pink
Chuck Faylor and Sam Engle
time up to 8:30
and blue shower, which was given by
Owner*
Mrs. Burrell Cole and Mrs. Clarence
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Rush in the recreation rooms of the
high school. Following several ac-
cordian duets by Norma and Lorena
Devine and the opening of the many
lovely and useful gifts received by
M rs. Henness refreshments were
served by the hostesses to the hon­
ored guests, Mrs. Henness, Mrs. Joe
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
Joaquin, Mrs. George Child, Mrs.
Henry Eccleston, Mrs. Arthur Black­
Located Next to Furniture Store
burn and Isabelle, Mrs. Laura Joaquin,
PHONE 5951
OATES
Mrs. Clarence Ball and Carol Sue,
Mrs. Gwen Schaer, Mrs. Albert Mill­
sap, Mrs. Floyd Völkel, Mrs. Tilman
Rains, Mrs. Lyle Rush, Mrs. Glen
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Henness, Mrs. Merle Devine and
daughters, Norma and Lorena, Mrs.
DR. MARK
Blanch Dean, Mrs. Martha Bowes,
Mrs. Robert Oliver, Miss Jean Oliver,
Mrs. Charles Rush, Mrs. Clyde Oliver,
Mrs. Charles Tucker, Mrs. Byron
REGISTERED OITOMETRIST
Bates and Mrs. Mary Eaglestrom.
| Those sending gifts and unable to
Will be at hin MIU City office In the Jenkins Building
attend were Mrs. Elmer Stewart, Mrs.
Thursday afternoons 1 to 8 p.m.
Clarence Johnson, Mrs. Edmund
Also Thursday evenings by Appointment.
Davis, Mrs. Mary Howell, Mrs. Ray
Solshenberger, Mrs. Velma Carey,
HOME OFFICI:: 313 W. FIRST. ALBANY
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Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs. Minnie
Everton, Betty Tucker, Mrs. William
Pennick, Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, Mrs.
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Cecil Haun, Mrs. N. L. Pennick, Mrs.
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Elmer Klutke. Mrs. Jerry Lyons, Mrs.
The wedding party of Marlene Ver­
Charles Smith and Mrs. Norman beck and Kirk Wirick has been an­
I Garrison.
nounced and they include Miss La­
Vetta Powelson as maid of honor;
Miss Marlene Tickle and Miss Wanda
ALTAR SOCIETY PLANS
Vandermeer as candle lighters. Best
DECEMBER APRON SALE
Mrs. Jack Murray of Mill City an- man will be Louis Verbeck, brother
SPECIALTY CARDS
TOYS AND DOLLS
i nounced today that St. Catherine's of the bride, and ushering will be
I Altar Society has scheduled an apron Tom and Bob Shelton. The wedding
MASQUERADE SUPPUES
TRICKS AND PUZZLES
is set for October 28 in the First
sale for December 6 in Mill City.
MODEL AIRPLANE MOTORS
MODEL AIRPLANES
Mrs. Murray is chairman of the Christian Church at eight o'clock in
Altar society’s apron sale committee. the evening. Marlene is the daugh­
Use Our Mail Order Service
St. Catherine’s Altar society recent­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verbeck
ly held a very successful card party and has been attending high school
where she was a senior. She has
| in the Mill City I.O.O.F. hall.
SALEM’S ORIGINAL
been active In other organizations and
is
a
past
worthy
adviser
for
Acacia
HALLOWE’EN PLANS UNDER
Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls.
WAY AT KEN GOLLIETS
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Plans are underway for a Hallo­ Wirick
Kirk
Wirick
of Reseda and Bakers­
Phons 2-1588
SALEM
163 N. Commercial
we’en party to be held in the Womens
Calif. He has been student min­
club house October 31. An annual field,
entertainment, given by Mr. and Mrs. ister for the First Christian church
Ken Golliet, the party is for the and attended NCC in Eugene.
entire community with everyone re­
quested to masquerade.
The big squash, now on display in
store will be weighed at the party and
the winning guesser awarded a box
of candy.
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Peggc's lleuiil.v Sulim
Wedding Party
Announced
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