Mari-Linn Christmas
Exercises Dec. 20
Scott Youngs Host
Detroit Civic Club
Womens Society Hears
Portland Spokesmen
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Lois Scott Heads
Marilyn 0. E. S.
Legion Ladies Meet
At Toman Home
The Womens Society of Christian |
Lyons—Mari-Linn school in Lyons
holds the annual Christmas program ' The Scott Youngs sponsored the Service held their meeting at the
Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the Santiam annual Christmas party of the De­ club house Tuesday afternoon.
Grange hall at 8 p.m. in Lyons.
The business meeting was under 1
troit Women’s Civic club at the Ma­
The Christmas program is under rion Forks lodge this week.
the direction of Mrs. John Har-
the direction of Miss Vivian Boyce.
Ruth Skidmore directed the sing­ I greaves, Miss Ruth Eagle of Zillah. |
Included in the program are dramati- } ing of carols at the beginning of the Wash., and Miss Eva Mae Baugh of i
zations, music, and an all school | party after which gifts were distrib­ I Cannon Beach, representatives of the
Mrs. Lois Scott as worthy matron
chorus made up of 200 voices. The uted. When Alice Moore and Dor­ Christian Business Womens Organi­
community is invited.
othy Morgan finished the distribu­ zation of Portland were the gu<*st now heads the Marilyn chapter of
the Order of Eastern Star lodge as
Christmas vacation begins Friday tion of the gifts in a selective manner, speakers.
afternoon, Dec. 22, ends Jan. 2, 1951, bingo was played. As a player made
Ten members from the Stayton a result of an election during this
according to information received bingo, then he was allowed to ex­ i society were present when they paid week’s meeting in the Mill Citv I. O.
from Thomas L. Putman, Mari-Linn change his gift for that of-his neigh­ ' their ‘‘Encourager Visit”.
They O. F. hall.
Floyd Johnson was elected worthy
superintendent of schools.
bor. Lunch was served cafeteria style | brought with them a beautiful cake.
The Lyons ladies lighted a candle for patron; Wilson Stevens, associate
to the group.
Guests taking part in the annual | each achievement they had accom- patron; and Mrs. Albert Toman, Jr.,
associate matron of the lodge.
Christmas party were Mr. and Mrs. | plished through the year.
Mrs. Cecil Lake and Mrs. Clara
Earl Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan
Special vocal numbers were given
Rasnick, Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon, by Mrs. George Clipfell, Miss Eagle Morris affiliated with the Marilyn
chapter during the regular meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis White, Mr. and I and Miss Baugh.
Fruit was contributed this week by
Mrs. Caol Schlador, Mr. and Mrs.
Present were Mesdames John Har­ the local group to the Masonic home
John Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mor­ greaves, Willard Hartnell, Glen Ju­
gan, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Moore, Bob lian, Albert Julian, Loren Chamber- in Forest Grove.
Mrs. Scott gave the names of the
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, lain, George Clipfell, Leonard Jones,
BED SPREADS — STATIONERY — HEAD SCARFS — NYLONS
Mrs. Lloyd Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ Charles Cruson, Clyde Bressler, Clin­ other officers elected this week as
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don Skidmore, Mrs. Gladys Claxton, ton Hubbard, Wood Oliver, Eugene Laurel Johnson, conductress; Betty
Tinney, associate conductress; Edith
CHRISTMAS CARDS — CHILDREN S BOOKS
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sophy.
Roye, Mrs. Alice Huber, Mrs. Minnie Mason, secretary; and Mary Tuers,
Mrs.
Ray
Johnson
celebrated
her
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and
Grandma
Julian.
treasurer.
OPEN EVENINGS
birthday at the party with a cake
Men of the lodge served lunch for
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presented by Ruth Skidmore.
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Campfire Girls Share
Their Christmas Tree
Chicken Dinner Served
By Lyons Home Ec Class
Lyons — Tuesday evening, Dec. 5.
the faculty club and teachers meeting
was held at the school house.
The general discussion of the eve­
ning was the Christmas program
which is tentatively planned for Dec.
20. A chicken dinner was served by
group one of the home economics
class. This class consists of the girls
from the seventh and eighth grade
under the direction of Mrs. Hazel
Worth.
The food and table decorations car­
ried out the Christmas spirit in a
beautiful style.
Present were Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Putman and daugh­
ter, Mary Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lafky,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skillings, Mrs.
Hazel Worth, Mrs. Martha Polle, Mrs.
Elva Kuiken, Mrs. Alice Huber, Miss
Deanne Thompson, anti Miss Vivian
Boyce.
James McKinney Residence
Scene of Stork Shower
The James McKinney home was the
The Mill City Campfire Girls in scene of a pink and blue shower
the Charles Harmon home in Mill honoring Mrs. Henry Hiebert Friday
City during their last meeting made night.
Mrs. Sol Tucker was hostess. Mrs.
decorations for a Christmas tree for
their Christmas party scheduled Sat­ Walter Reynolds, Mrs. Dave Roberts,
urday, Dec. 16, Carol Cooke, Campfire Mrs. John Rone, Mrs. Ray Walters,
Mrs. Carl Schaffer, Mrs. Jerry Pit-
Girl correspondent, reported today.
Miss Linda Dyhrman, vice president tarn, Mrs. Quincy Smith, Mrs. IL H.
of the Campfire Girls, led the busi­ Storey, Mrs. Fred Storey, and Mrs.
ness part of the meeting where it A. R. Snyder took part in the shower.
Bingo was in play with Mrs. John
was decided that after the Christmas
party their decorated tree will go to Rone, Mrs. Jerry Pittam, Mrs. H. II.
the Children’s Farm Home in Cor­ Storey and Mrs. Dave Roberts win­
ning prizes.
vallis.
Refreshments of two kinds of cake
At the business meeting it was also
voted that the Mill City Blue Birds, and ice cream were served, after Mrs.
under the sponsorship of Mrs. Charles Hiebert had unwrapped her gifts.
Harmon, be invited to the Campfire
Girls’ Christmas party, Miss Cooke
revealed.
Helping in the decoration work
were Carolyn Brinton, Sharen Rom- |
mel, Carol Cooke, Cleo Jose, Judith
Bigger, Carolyn Harmon, and Linda
Dyhrman.
LUBE JOB
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Santiam Rebekah lodge met in reg­
ular session Wednesday night of last
week in Mill City.
In charge were Hazel Nelson, noble
grand and Mabel Schroeder, past
noble grand, acting as vice grand.
Receiving the Rebekah degree was
Doramae Kadin.
Used for the first time during ini­
tiation was a new electric 3-Links,
made by W. R. Olmstead and given
to the lodge.
Committees were appointed for the
next meeting night which will include
the Christmas party and gift ex­
change. There was some discussion
concerning the New Year’s Eve an­
nual turkey supper at which time the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs join for
a social evening and watch party.
Odd Fellows will furnish the turkeys
for the supper.
Bertha Baltimore was appointed
general chairman for the New Year’s
Eve festivities.
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The American Legion Post No. 159
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of some $42, Mrs. Jack Colburn, presi­
dent of the local Auxiliary revealed
¡this week from information submitted
by Mrs. J. T. King, chairman of the
rummage sale.
The regular Auxiliary meeting was
held in the Albert Toman, Sr., home
where Mrs. Toman, Sr. and Mrs.
Arthur Chase co-hosted the group.
Mrs. Colburn reported two unusual
items of rummage as having been
sold. The items of “rummage” were
two cocker spaniel pups donated by
Mrs. Boez of Gates.
Those enjoying the hospitality in
the Toman home during the Auxiliary
meeting were Mrs. Frank Stovall,
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