December 14. 1950
It—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Mill City Hi-lites
DETROIT
Mabel D. Kitts, in Beverly Hills.
By LELA KELLY
By OPAL M. WHITE
Mrs. Steffy spent two weeks in Cali­
Square
Dancing
at Game
December 17 at 7:30 has been the
fornia. She returned home to find
selected for the Christmas pro­
Mr». Arthur Chase, Mrs. Norman her husband recovering from an at­ The Freshmen and Sophomores time
girls are planning a half-time pro­ gram to be given by the Detroit Chris­
Jensen, Mrs. Al Stahlman and Mrs. tack of the flu.
John Muir were in Salem on American
Mrs. Guy Sorensen, Mr. and Mrs. gram at the game next Tuesday eve­ tian church. It will consist of num­
Legion Auxiliary business this week. Howard Farmen leave soon for a va­ ning. The girls are going to exhibit bers furnished by each class (i.e.,
some of the square dancing they have number from each class) aside from
The American Legion Post No. 159 cation in Everett, Wash., with rela­ learned in their physical education some special singing, also two num-
tives.
holds a pot-luck and social at the
class during the past few weeks under j bers furnished by the high school glee
Rebekah lodge, Three-links had pot­ the direction of Miss Hope Baney. ¡club, "Baby Divine” and “Star of the
Legion hall tonight at 8 p.m.
W. H. Davis has been quite ill for luck lunch and exchange of gifts dur­ The game is at the home gymnasium East”. There will be a film strip in
sometime, but Mrs. Davis now re­ ing a Christmas party this week in with Cascade Union high as our technicolor entitled “When the little
the local IOOF hall.
ports that he is improving.
guests. We will also be hosts at our camel knelt” also a movie in black
Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian December 22nd game (Friday) to the and white, “The Nativity”. There is
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Delaney of
Lowell; and Mr. and Mrs. M. H. church held a tamale dinner this week Chemawa Indians from Salem.
no charge for this program and all
Davis of Corralls, Wash., are expected and took in some »100. The tamales Christmas Formal
are invited. It will be held in the
as holiday guests in the W. H. Davis were obtained in Portland.
church.
Saturday night, Dec. 16, at the
Mrs. Campbell Stewart cut her hand
home.
The joint dinner to be given for
Mill City high auditorium at 9 p.m.
Mrs. George L. Steffy returned severely last week also and now car­ will be the scene of the most gala the Detroit and Idanha committee
from a visit at her sister’s home, Mrs. ries the hand in a splint.
¡affair of the winter season. Yes, working for the Santiam hospital has
jit’s the GAA Christmas Formal. All been postponed until after the New
¡student body students are urged to Year since there seemed to be no
available night which would be satis­
: come.
factory to the entire group before
Annual Staff
that time. The time for the dinner
Ardith Jones, editor of the 1951 will be announced later.
Timberwolf, Mill City high's annual
“At the Bottom of the Hill”
Visitors who came to Detroit on
has announced a few of her staff. A Tuesday night for the game were
1 complete list will be in next week’s former high school students, Mr. and
1 paper. Work on the annual is to Mrs. Duane Willis and Cecil Willis,
i start immediately.
all of Willamina. Mrs. Willis is the
former Betty Ketchum.
MILL CITY
Never a Dull Moment
MILL CITY TAVERN
FOR CHRISTMAS
Dried Fruits, Glaced Fruits
and Citron
5 lbs.
.45
.45
2 lbs.
.22
.15
BISQUICK
FLOl'R, Gold Medal or Fisher's
DUDE RANCH JELLY
SWEET POTATOES
Fresh Vegetables
and Meats
Gates
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IDANHA
By REBA SNYDER
Weekend guests in the Orval Lady |
¡home were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin
and daughter of Prineville.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chetwood and
son moved this past weekend to the
j house recently vacated by the Mitchell
family. The Chetwoods have been
jin the CCC camp.
Wilbur Rice and son, Gene of Me- |
j Minnville were Sunday evening callers
in the home of his brother-in-law, 1
| Frank New and family.
Judy Baseman had the misfortune |
of injuring her ring finger on her
| left hand at the volley ball game in (
| Gates last Friday night.
X-rays
show the finger not broken but the
cartilage was injured.
The regular meeting of the Deanha
j PTA will be held December 18, instead
'of the regular fourth Monday night
of the month. At the executive meet­
ing Monday night it was recommended
to hold the meeting in the future on
the second and fourth Thursday night.
Also at this meeting a tentative
budget was approved.
Attending the hospital drive dinner
in the American Legion hall in Stay­
ton Monday night were Frank New,
R. L. Tucker, Huber Ray, Paul Rey­
nolds, Gordon Skidmore, Jack Hase
man, Noyes Whitten and Ray Wat- |
kins.
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► CREAM 4
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MODERN
DAVENOS and
SECTIONAL
Pieces
in FRIEZE, VELOUR & TAPESTRY
END TABLES, COFFEE TABLES, MIRRORS, OCCASIONAL ( HAIRS, CLOTHES HAMPERS
(Assorted Sizes and Colors, etc. etc.)
Give a
Porcelain
Bedroom Set
Figurines
with the New
Mr. and Mrs. Chests
and
ceramics
Good Selection Beautiful CHROME DINETTE SETS
Table Lamps $5-95 up
Floor Lamps $I4'95 up
Anunsens Decorate Coger Jamboree
Slated in Gates
Glass and Dishes
The town basketball teams from
Mill City, Gates, Detroit, Sublimity,
and Aumsville, and a team of CBI
Engineers have formed a canyon wide
basketball league and have planned
a season opener Jamboree to give the
team supporters a chance to view
their favorites in action, on Wednes­
day, Dec. 27th in the Gates high
school gym at 7:30 p.m.
The CBI Engineers start off the
j evenings’ fireworks by taking on the
j Detroiters at 7:30 for two 15 minute
j halves.
They will be followed by the peren-
j nial rivals, Mill City Rockets versus
j Gates, pummeling at each other. The
last contest will show Sublimity and
Aumsville mixing it up with their
usual ferocity. All three games for
jthe evening will consist of two fifteen
| minute halves .
Admission for the Jamboree will be
35c and 20c. The proceeds will be
used for new equipment and expenses
Detroit PTA Officers
encountered during the new league’s
season. The players, too, are to be
Set Meeting For 18th
charged admission.
Detroit—The regular meeting of
League play is slated to begin on
the executive committee of the PTA January 8th and all league contests
was held on Monday night at the are to be on Mondays and Wednes­
high school.
day’s starting at 8 p.m. A league*
It has been decided definitely to schedule will be published prior to the
hold the next regular meeting on the opening game so that everybody may
night of Dec. 18 which was the date attend.
originally set by the program com­ There hasn’t yet been time enough
mittee.
to verify the use of the school gyms
The speaker for the evening will be of Detroit, Aumsville and Sublimity-
J. F. Remington, of the county school on Monday and Wednesday evenings,
office. He will speak on the prob­ but the generosity encountered from
lem of delinquency in relation to the these schools so far, has been splendid,
home and will tie his talk in with and no objections are expected.
the work of the various juvenile de­
partments of Salem.
Other interesting items for the De­ of this, an infection developed neces­
cember program will be a discussion sitating his closure of the shoe service
of the Holy Report by John Cannon for a few days.
and Otis White, also a group of
Mrs. Russell Hoffman and daugh­
carols by the Third grade.
ter, Jo Ann, and Miss Patricia Wol­
verton shopped in Portland this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Flatman have
Santiam Valley Grange
returned to live in Mill City after a
short stay in California.
Fritz Anunsen, grocery manager of
Golliets store, who likes to paint
dishes, glassware, and pottery, finds
this hobby especially useful at this
season to style individual gifts for
Christmas.
Decorations are drawn free hand
by Fritz and colored by his wife, who
also enjoys the hobby. At present
the Anunsens are painting Christmas
cards in their spare time. With four
small youngsters, pre-school age,
time is at a minimum except at night
when the children are asleep.
After being painted the dishes are
baked at 250 degrees for an hour
until the paint fuses in a permanent
design.
For party favors the Anunsens have
painted names on cocktail glasses,
baked them, and presented one to
each guest.
Installs New Officers
Lyons — Santiam Grange installed
officers last Saturday during multiple
grange installation ceremonies spon­
sored by the Evening Star Grange
in Crabtree.
Twenty-six Santiam Grange mem­
bers went to Crabtree for the instal­
lation of officers. Eleven granges
were represented at the meeting. San­
tiam Valley grange had the honor
of having the most members present.
Santiam Valley officers installed
were master, John Lambrecht; over­
seer, Giles Wagner; lecturer, Tony
Moravec; steward, Jake Myers; as­
sistant steward, Frank Basl; chaplin,
Nina Dark; secretary. Fern Sletto;
treasurer, Anna B. Julian; Ceries,
Blanche Wagner; Pomona. Lois
Myers; Flora, Alice Huber; lady as­
sistant steward, Bertha Basl; mu­
sician. Leora Stevens; executive com­
mittee, Elmer Taylor, Lloyd Sletto,
and Wilson Stevens.
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MILL CITY
Mrs. Edith Mason and Isabel Mason
drove to Corvallis over the weekend
where they saw the movie “Green
Pastures”.
Dr. David J. Ferguson recently
visited Atsoria and there performed
the marriage ceremonies for a close
friend of his.
Mrs. J. A. Clark spent the weekend
in Salem with her sister, Mrs. Charol-
ette Kendall and Jack Kendall, who
is a jet fighter pilot home for a short
stay.
Dick Morse, owner of Dick's Shoe
Service, cut his hand seriously last
week at the Legion hall. As a result
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