November 30, 1Ä10 Free Methodists Sponsors
1»—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Hansen-Barham Singers
LYONS
IDANHA
Something For The Holidays
By REBA SNYDER
Rev. L. C. Gould, pastor of the
Mill City Free Methodist church re-
Arriving last Wednesday to visit
[ vealed this week that this Sunday. her daughter, Mrs. Warren Stoll and
By EVA BRESSLER
December 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the church
The Thanksgiving holiday was car- the Hansen-Barham quartette of Sa­ family was Mrs. Klone from Cali­
I ried out in the same old traditional lem will present a musical program. fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Perkins spent
manner with many family gatherings
Reverend Gould indicated that the the holidays with their daughters,
and dinners, some entertaining guests,
while others were out of town guests Hansen-Barham quartette is spon­ Mrs. Boje and Mrs. Honey, in Salem.
Vernon and Steve Geston, Edin­
for the day. In many homes bowed sored by the Salem District Men’s
burg, N. Dak., nephews of Gudne
heads gave thanks, some hearts were Fellowship league in Salem.
Reverend Gould welcomes all to , Geston, are here seeking work. At
gladdened by having all their family
present they are in the Geston home,
together while others were saddened hear these religious singers.
by some misfortune. Many attended
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Thweatt and
early morning church services giving their daughters, Mary and Theresa Ralph McKinney and sons of Culp
thanks to our Heavenly Father.
Pietrok, and Ben Faught of Salem. Creek, Dre., were Thanksgiving din­
Holiday dinner guests at the home | Louis Pietrok of Fern Ridge, Mr. and ner guests in the James McKinney
of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Chamberlain Mrs. Clarence Pietrok of Stayton, and home.
were Mr. and Mrs. Hill Talbott of Lawrence Pietrok and son of Stayton.
SAVE MONEY,
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Fouts and
Grand Ronde, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
SAVE TROUBLE-
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber enter­ Myrtle Geston spent the holidays sal­
lard Hartnell of Lyons.
by heating your
tained Mr. and Mrs. George Keeley mon fishing on the coast. Both Mr.
home with new
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lyons entertained of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon and Mrs. Fouts caught Salmon.
Richfield Rust-
with a family dinner at their home. Mulkey of Silverton and Mrs. Alice
Mrs. Edison Vickers and baby girl
Proof Burner Oil. Its mini­
Present were Mr. and Mrs. George Huber of Lyons, Mrs. Huber returned returned home Monday, both doing
mum carbon content means
Mielke and daughter Carolyn Sue of to Portland with her daughter for nicely.
high heat value, less smoke.
Gates,
Mrs. Ed Gilser, Sharron and the remainder of the week.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Only Richfield Burner Oil
Joe of Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trask of Al­ Orval Lady and family, Thursday,
»topi ruit. The new anti-rust
Taylor, Maurice and Mary Jane of bany spent the day at the home of her were her mother, Mrs. Alice Vonde
agent, RD-119, protects vital
Walport, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Lyons parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ring.
Leigh of Willamina and their daugh­
furnace parts from being
and Larry of Gates, Mr. and Mrs.
clogged and ruined by rust
A family gathering was held at the ter. Mrs. Chester Storey and family.
and corrosion.
Wayne Ranson of Lyons.
Arnold Snyder drove to Seattle last
home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Goodell.
Richfield Re»f-Froof Burner Oil cost»
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wednesday night, and returned home
no more than ordinary fvolt.
W’illiam E. Bodie,
Donald Naue were her parents Mr. Crook, Clifford and Bobbie of Me­ Monday night.
Order from at today.
and Mrs. Amel Winzer of Sweet hama, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodell and .who landed in the Port of Seattle,
Home, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Naue and three children and Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ Friday morning, returned home with
him for a few days visit in the Snyder
Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue.
ence Goodell and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis had as
At the Albert Julian home were Mr. home.
Thanksgiving dinner guests in the
Phone St ay ton
their guests their daughter. Miss and Mrs. Glen Julian and son Glen
Henry Hiebert home were her par­
,
Lucille
Lewis
of
Roseburg,
who
spent
Jr.,
her
mother,
Mrs.
White,
Mr.
and
WE GIVE
I the remainder of the week at home. Mrs. Rex Julian, and Hurley Julian. ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ediger, and
SAH GREEN STAMPS
Additional guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Brant and John Armstrong of sister, Rosemary; her brother and
Ted Bodie, Jean and Ted Jr. of Union Hill were Saturday visitors at family, Mr. and Mrs. August Ediger; i
Seattle, Wash.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. her three sisters and families, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Quiring, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Leirman and Johnson.
Harold Brown, and Mr. and Mrs.
son,
Ronnie,
of
Stayton,
and
Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Allen
left
for
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Lizzie Bassett were dinner guests at Midvale, Idaho, Saturday afternoon, Henry Warkintin, all of Dallas.
Dinner guests Thursday night in
the Earl Allen home.
where they will visit at the home of
At the Phillip Pietrok home were her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. the A. R. Snyder home were Mr. and
Jess Fox. They will return Thurs­ Mrs. Jerry Pittam and two daugh­
day to Summer lake where Allen will ters, Mr. and Mrs. Frank New and
hunt the rest of the week. Charles two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
i Power is substituting on the mail Schaffer, Mr. and Mrs. W’arren Stoll
and two children, Mrs. Klone of Cali­
route during Allen’s absence.
Ben Bodeker who has been serious­ fornia and Vernon Hallford.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon and
ly ill at the Salem Memorial hospi­
tal is reported much improved at this family plan moving this next week
| time. He was ill at the home of his end into the newly redecorated and
sister Mrs. George Berry before taken remodeled house, recently vacated by
the Lee Hopson family. The Mitchell
to the hospital.
William Fetherston who underwent family will then occupy the house
surgery at the Salem Memorial hos- vacated by the Gordons.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hinch, propri­
I pital was brought to his home Friday
afternoon, Mr. Fetherston who is past etors of the Spar Cafe in Idanha,
SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT BALLS
. 78 years old is convalescing slowly. who since Nov. 18 have been visiting
Holiday dinner guests at the George friends and relatives in Berkeley,
Berry
home were Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ Calif., are now back on the job, after
NOODLES WITH BEEF
vin Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr, their Thanksgiving vacation.
i Gloria, Kathryn and Nadine.
BEEF STEM
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt enter­ River, Mrs. Kuiken is a daughter of
tained his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Mrs. Merrill and sister of Mrs. Smith.
SAUERKRAUT WITH FRANKFl RIERS
Mrs. Douglas of Boise, Idaho, and
Hiatt, and their daughter and hus-
I band, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer and I Mrs. Bob Lauzier and little daughter
MEAT BALLS WITH GRAVY
son, Gail, of Albany. Gail remained Ellen of Portland and Mrs. Norman
i for the remainder of the week with Johnson of Salem were Friday lunch­
eon guests with Mrs. Alex Bodeker.
his grandparents.
Recent visitors at the W. H. John­
Mr. and Mrs. Yeager and little son
!of Enterprise, Mrs. Gladys Stiffler, son home were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Smith and Donna Peppin of Newport.
Mr. and Mrs' Lynn Lambert and
were dinner guests at the Marvin
daughter, Wilma, spent the day with
Toland home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kunkle had as relatives in Portland.
Going out of town for the holiday
J their guests Mr. and Mrs. Francis
| Bodeker and son of Mill City, Mr. and remainder of the week were Mr.
I and Mrs. Keith Salchenberger and and Mrs. J. H. Johnston and grand-
I children of Eugene.
They visited ! daughter, Kathryn Johnston, who
I their father, Ben Bodeker, at the I went to Myrtle Creek to the home of
I their daughter and family Mr. and
' Salem Memorial hospital.
Guests at the Art Baltzer home Mrs. Claire Humphries.
Mr. and Mrs. John Worden and
were their «laughter Sheila of Mon­
mouth, Mrs. Elva Kuiken, Donald, Joy daughter, Marjorie, were dinner
and Kathleen, Mrs. Merrill, Mr. and guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Smith and two children of Hood Tom Tate at Union Hill.
Chas. S. Morgan
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Marilyn Bohnert
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Noni Jeanne Otto
There' » no fuss or muss to serve County Fair she won four firsts
a tasty mud on sh< rt notice in the out of seven and had junior cham­
Lehman family of Dayton, since pion. all with breeding stock At
daughter Joan. 15, has learned how the local show Marilyn was cham­
to treeie all kinds of food. Proof pion beef showman Thos. E. Wil­
son. Chicago meat packer, has pro­
that the did a first rate job is not vided awards tn this program for
only In the eating, but also in the 21 years
fact that she won top state honors
Outstanding leadership in club
in the 4 H Frozen Foods program.
and community brought state
The award, a handsome gold watch honors to Charles Colegrove. 19. of
Inscribed with her name, was pre­ Junction City, and Noma Jeane
sented by International Harvester. Otto. IS. Eugene. A 4 H er for 1»
A club member for seven years. years. Charles has completed 70
Joan has completed 25 projects. A projects, serving as president and
favorite with the family Is smelt. leader of his club for seven years
A supply Is caught during the In Its safety project his group as­
smelt runs and the fish are cleaned sisted tn making a film on the use
and packaged for use during the and misuse of handling farm tools.
year Joan has given many ex
Charles has been tireless In help­
hibits in her project, and her team ing younger members prepare ex­
won the championship in frozen hibits. and demonstrate the proper
foods at the state fair this year. procedure in caring for and show­
An ardent 4-H'er. Juan has been ing animals
vic e president and leader of her
Miss Otto also has been a club
club for several years
member 10 years Her mother—
Winning state honors in the 4-H with a background of 29 years of
Meat Animal program climaxed a 4-H leadership—has been a con­
busy and eventful six years In club stant help and Inspiration to her
work for Marilyn Rohnert. 1* *. of All the members of her club have
Central Point She raised beef and made outstanding records for ex­
hogs During the six rears Marilyn hibits at state and county fairs
ha« been In 4-H she has been
Ijtst year Noma Jeane was pre­
awarded manv honors She started sented with the Oregon Rankers
with a Hereford steer which won Cup. as the outstanding girl leader
In Oregon She is now a student at
grand champion at County Fair
Rv putting Into practice lessons Oregon State College A handsome
learned In the meat animal pro­ gold watch appropriately Inscribed
gram she realized a dream cnaau was presented to each by Edward
true when King Tut was awarded Toss Wilson, president of Wilson
grand champion at state fair At and Co . Chicago
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