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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1950)
December 7, 1950 10—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Hospital Fund- (Continued from Page 1) hospital is obtained, depends in a large measure upon the the response given by those who are able to give larger amounts of money.” R. L. Stewart, chairman of the general organization, will preside at the noon-day luncheons of the general organization composed of five groups of workers and the three groups of the advance gifts committee for this section of Santiam valley. Chairman Stewart says “The new organization of volunteer workers will give the advance gifts committee a race for production that they will never for get.” MILL CITY Willamette U Semester Plan Campaign Leaders Get Instructions Please, Don’t Hurt My Little Boy’ Instruction of the group leaders of Mrs. Kenneth Crosier, president of Mrs. Curtis Cline just returned from Eureka, Calif., where she visited Willamette university has been I the general organization for the forth the Mill City PTA, this week brought her daughter and family. During singled out by the American Univer- coming hospital campaign was given into the Mil) City Enterprise office her California vacation she contracted | sity of Washington, D.C. as a member at a meeting held Thursday night at the following article. The Mill City virus laryngitis and still undergoes institution in the Washington sem i the area campaign headquarters in Enterprise — like Mrs. Crosier — be lieves the piece worthy of your pe treatment for the throat condition ester plan, according to word re ! Stayton. R. L. Stewart, chairman of the rusal: v Floyd Völkel was in Portland Mon leased today by Dr. G. Herbert Smith, general organization of volunteer “The opening of school was edito day and Tuesday of this week on a president of the university. workers, outlined the plan of group rialized in practically every newspa business trip. In naming Willamette to the plan, ■ organization for the workers. per in the United States, but no finer Mrs. Robert Majhor and new baby the local university becomes the only The general organization for the returned to their home Tuesday from school west of the Missouri to par I Stayton area of Santiam Valley will subject was chosen or better written the hospital. ticipate in the program. Only 11 be composed of five groups of 11 than that of Roger Hill in the Laurel other selected colleges and univer workers each. The leaders in at Advocate, headed “Please, Don’t Hurt The local Eastern Star meets Mon My Little Boy”. day night for the election of officers. sities, in the east and middle west, tendance were: group 4, John Brand, “Dear Driver. Today my son, who Men members of the Eastern Star are currently included in the program. mgr., Chris E. Neitling, ass’t; group is five years old, started to school. will do the entertaining at the next Under the plan, two to four quali 5, O. C. Lovell, mgr., V. R. Tuel, fied majors in the social sciences go ass’t; group 6, J. J. Keudell, mgr., He wore brown trousers and a little meeting. He had on brown and to Washington, D.C. in the second Walter Smith, ass’t; group 7, John tan shirt. semester of their junior year to study Welz, mgr., Mike Benedict, ass’t.; white saddle shoes and a little green His cocker spaniel, whose a full semester in the nation’s capi group 8 (S), C. H. Darley, mgr., jacket. name is “Hypo” sat on the doorstep tal while enrolled in their own in Wendel Weddle, ass’t. and whined his belief in the folly of stitution and receiving academic credit as if they were carrying Jhe Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll education as the boy waved “Good- j bye” and started off to the halls of : same courses on their respective “At the Bottom of the Hill” learning. campuses. BOX ASSORTMENTS “Tonight we talked about school. Plans are underway for two or more He told me about the girl who sits outstanding science majors at Will OF in front of him . . . the boy with blond amette to initiate the Washington i curly hair . . . and the boy across semester plan in February, 1951. i the aisle who makes funny faces. Study falls under four major head I He told me about the teacher . . . ings: (1) an individual study project I and about the trees in the school worked out in connection with some CARDS AND j yard . . . and about the big girl who one of the government officials; (2) ¡doesn’t believe in Santa Claus. We CHRISTMAS NOTES a seminar on American Government talked about a lot of things; we in Action in which government offi ! colored, drew letters and then off to cials will appear as the speakers; | bed. (3) courses in the School of Social “He’s in bed now . . . sound asleep Sciences and Public Affairs of the with his little toy panda cuddled in American university, done mostly in his right arm. You guys wouldn’t the evenings so that the full day hurt him would you? You see, I’m could be devoted to the individual his Daddy. When his wagon breaks project; and (4) special events in or his finger is cut, or his head gets cluding social invitations to some ot bumped, I can fix it . . . but when the embassies, invitations to profes he starts to school, then he’s in your \., I sri DS, io in- •*** sional societies, trips to points of 1 hands. historical interest. “He’s a fine little guy and I’m so Other schools included in the Amer < l> MILK > f* proud of him. He runs like a deer ican universtiy plan are Allegheny, j and darts around like a chipmunk. Dickinson, Westminister in Pennsyl FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI 2 for He likes to play cowboy and go fish vania; Hiram, Oberlin, Denison and ing with me. But I can’t be with Wooster in Ohio; Birmingham-South SOAP POWDER. Regular 32c him all the time ... 1 have to work ern in Alabama; Hamline in Minne to pay for his clothes and education. sota; Lindenwood in Missouri; and , So please drive slow’ly past the schools Transylvania in Kentucky. and intersections . . . and please re Once every few years, each of the member that children run from be member schools, including Willam hind parked cars.” ette, will send a faculty member to Washington to teach students in the AT semester plan. CARD OF THANKS This is the second such honor ac Due to the loss of cards, we wish corded Willamette within the past to take this means to thank our nine months. In March, the univer many friends for their kind thought sity joined the Carnegie Tech in a •THE HOME OF HALLMARK fulness during our recent bereave combined plan, whereby a student CARDS” ment. may receive both a Bachelor of Arts 330 Court St., Salem MRS. OLLIE PLANT degree from Willamette and the Bach MRS. JUANITA REVES elor of Science degree in Engineering SGT. ROBERT B. PLANT and Science from Carnegie Tech. The greatest parts, without discre tion, may be fatal to their owner. —Hume. All the world over it is true that a double-minded man is unstable in all his ways, like a wave on the stream let, tossed hither ar.d thither with every eddy of its tide. W. Punshon. How little do they see what really is, who frame their hasty judgment upon that which seems.—Southey. ! Never a Dull Moment ! !_ «• • -eH citizen is tolerant of the likes of others. MILL CITY TAVERN J Christmas Light beer is the beverage of moderation. Enjoy — FOR CHRISTMAS Dried Fruits, Glazed Fruits and Citron . /A. 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