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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1950)
7—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE December 21. 1950 rtMME PAGE Potter Residence Scene of Tradition Alice Ann Gordon Weds Chas. Reese The J. F. Potter home in Mill City Idanha—Mr. and Mrs. James Gor this week saw again this year the don and family returned Sunday night Mrs. Bob Veness Given Faith Rebekahs Assemble Annual Christmas party of the Mill from a three day trip to Portland and City Woman’s club traditionally al announced the marriage of their For Christmas Social Pink and Blue Shower ways held in the fine Potter home, daughter, Alice Ann, to Charles L. Reese, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Reese Mrs. Robert Veness was pleasantly Lyons—A large attendance of Faith I Miss Daisy Hendricson disclosed. Mrs. J. F. Potter and Mrs. Charles of Portland in the All Saints church, surprised this week by local ladies Rebekah lodge assembled at the hall The Kelly were hostesses for the tradi- ; 41th and Woodstock avenue. when they gave her a charming sur Wednesday evening. were conducted by the prise pink and blue shower in her Mrs. Blanche Wagner, noble grand tional Yule meet. Mrs. Edith Mason ceremonies Rev. Bowes Keiter. home. presided over the business meeting. played “Mrs. Santa" by distributing Attending the bride as Matron of Hostesses Mrs. George Veteto, Mrs. The regular routine of business was the gifts brought by club members George Steffy, Mrs. Lowell Stiffler, conducted. Various reports of com i in the annual gift exchange among Honor was her sister, Mrs. William Walker, as brides maids Mary Gor Mrs. Ed Goschie and Mrs. Jack Col mittees were heard, and plans dis ¡club members. Mrs. Donald Sheythe provided guid don, another sister, and Sharon Gorm- burn served cake, coffee and tea. cussed for installation of officers the ance for the singing of Christmas ex, niece of the groom. Little four Those joining together and bring first meeting night in January. At the social hour a Christmas carols and had charge of the music year old Janice Gordon, youngest of ing gifts in the surprise pink and blue the Gordon girls, was the flower girl. shower for Mrs. Veness in her home party was held with Blanche Wagner, for the assemblage. Following another tradition of the Attending the groom as best man was were Mrs. C. E. Coville, Mrs. Arey Nadine Duggan and Jean Roberts, Christmas carols club, that of spreading Christmas his brother-in-law, Ed Gomez. Podrabsky, Mrs. Jack Colburn, Mrs. the committee. For her wedding, the bride was were sung, followed by a gift ex cheer, the ladies brought to the Potter Geo. Steffy, Mrs. Al Yankus, Mrs. Geo. Veteto, and Mrs. Lowell Stiffler. change and gifts for their silent sis home many lovely gifts for those in attired in an ivory satin gown with Sending gifts for Mrs. Veness’ pink ters, During the gift exchange names the state hospital in Salem, Miss a train and waist length veil of nylon net. She carried a bouquet of orchids and blue shower were Mesdames Har were revealed and drawn for another I Hendricson pointed out. Those this Christmas enjoying the on a white Bible. Her attendants ry Wood, Charles Harmon, Frank year. At the close of the meeting, fruit warm and congenial hospitality of wore green brocade satin and carried Hunter, Ed. Goschie, John Nelson, John Muir, Arthur Kriever, Herbert cake and coffee was served with the the Potter residence this Y'ule-tide bouquets of carnations and violets. Schroeder, Delbert Jenkins,, Carl tables beautifully decorated in the ¡were Miss Daisy Hendricson, Daisy The groom choose a grey suit. Moth ! Geddes, Mesdames Vincent Palmer, ers of both the bride and groom wore Kelly, Albert Toman, James O’Leary. holiday spirit. Delbert Jenkins, Ernest Graham, W. blue, with a corsage of orchids. The Santiam Lions Auxiliary pre F. Allen, Francis Keyes, Lee Ross, Attending the rites were 150 friends sented Mrs. Veness with a gift on was Mrs. Charles Gentry of Salem C. E. Mason, C. A. Bruder, W. R. and relatives, and the reception in this occasion. in Mill City visitng this week. j Greene, C. M. Cline, Charles Harmon, the parish hall which followed. O. Mikkelson, M. B. Peels, R. F. After a few days honeymoon skiing Nelson, R. L. Faust, Martin Hansen, in the mountains and visiting at Pen Melbourne Rambo, Paul Smith, L. E. dleton the young couple will be at Dike, Lawrence Walworth, Howard home at 1531 S. E. Tenino street in Farmen, Herbert Schroeder, Catherine Portland. Lyon, Frank Merrill, Kenneth Crosier, Ed Townsend, Donald Sheythe, Ray Steiner, Floyd Jones, Ernest Bauer, Lee Donaldson, James O’Leary, John all the Joy and Happiness Muir, Lee Ross and W. J. Robinson. Millsap Residence Opened To Women of the Christmas Season Parents and Children Take Part in Program Its peace, its cheer, its hope and faith. remain with you for many days to come. MILL CITY MEAT MARKET T. A. Booth and Jack Colburn Detroit grade children and their parents took an active part in the Detroit grade school Christmas pro gram held this week in the school gymnasium. Around the finely decorated Christ- I mas tree pivoted the games and those engaged in group singing and play. ¡Gymnasium lights were darkened and movie shorts shown. The American Legion and Auxiliary gave their annual treat after the com pletion of the movies. Those helping Mrs. Russell Hoyt, chairman of the Detroit Christmas program committee, were committee ¡members Mrs. Lillian Walters, Mrs. Ed. Hannon, Mrs. Elinore McIntosh, and Mrs. Merle Palmerton. Millie Doughty Hosts Christmas Party k Reason J A E And, may we odd, our sincere thanks for the Mrs. Millie Doughty was hostess for the first Christmas party of the Gates Lucky 12 pinochle club this week at the Park Way Trailer Court in Gates. After the serving of dainty refresh ments by Mrs. Doughty, pinochle play proved Mrs. Bertha Vanderhoff to be the day’s first prize winner with Mrs. Mabie Quarles second prize taker. Mrs. Marcella Peterson came up with a surprise pinochle and thus took the traveling pinochle prize. The tra ditional exchange of Christmas gifts followed the short pinochle session. splendid patronage which you have given us during the year just closing We invite your continued consideration. Idanha Mercantile Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gillespie Gates—Mrs. Albert Millsap opened her home to members of the Gates Womans club, Wednesday last week for the club’s annual Christmas party. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, Mrs. Harry Keiser and Mrs. Norman Garrison, who due to ill ness was not able to be present. Entertainment for the evening was arranged by Mrs. Elmer Stewart, Mrs. Gwen Schaer and Mrs. Clarence John son. The evening’s festivities were opened by the singing of Christmas carols, with Mrs. Don Miley at the piano, Mrs. Glenn Gordon gave a vocal solo, Mrs. Elmer Stewart a Christmas reading. Mrs. George Clise played several numbers on her accordian. Following the program gifts were exchanged, At a late hour refresh ments were served by the hostesses Guests were seated at a long table decorated with Christmas greens and lighted by candles. Guests present were Mrs. George Clise, Mrs. M. C. McCarty, Mrs. Ed ward Chance, Mrs. Walter Thomas, Mrs. Lula Collins, Mrs. Elmer Stew art, Mrs. Glenn Gordon, Mrs. M. B. Peetz, Mrs. Laura Joaquin, Mrs. Don Miley, Mrs. W. S. Hudson, Mrs. Joe Joaquin, Mrs. Jesse Hayw-ood, Mrs. William Suddeth, and Mrs. Floyd Völkel. fl® mi STAMP OUT-TB <1 THI RS., ERL and SATURDAY Dec. 21, 22, and 23 JANE RUSSELL and W KI.TER HUSTON in THE OUTLAW” — Plus — Disney Cartoon Feature KID S MATINEE —2 p.m. Sat. Durango "Horseman of Seirras"* Saludos Amigos” and Serial FREE CANDY 4 ♦ -**«»** BUY AND USE CHRISTMAS SEALS SUN . MON. and TUESDAY Dec. 21. 25, and 26 CONTINUOUS from 5:30 p.m. Sund.is and Monday ESTHER WILLIAMS and VAN JOHNSON in J The Duchess of Idaho Discretion in speech is more than eloquence? and to speak agreeably to him with whom we deal is more than to speak in good words or in good order.— Bacon. — In Technicolor — PLEASE NOTE: Box office will close at 7:45 p.m. Sunday night so staff can enjoy Christmas Eve at home. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Dec. 27th and 28th BOB MITCHUM JANET LEIGH in FREE LUBE JOB Holiday Affair With Every Oil Change Christmas Picture—Family Entertainment BRUCE’S Richfield Service Doors open at 7:20 P.M. Ill Complete show can be seen any |j) {] time up to 8:30 IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIO iiuunniii Do You Have Dry Cleaning Troubles? SHRINKING — BIG BILLS — SLOW SERVICE? TRY Silverton Laundry & Dry Cleaners FOR ECONOMY PRICES, QUALITY WORK AND GOOD SERVICE PHONE 3152 FOR FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE OR LEAVE GARMENTS AT SANTIAM GARAGE We sincerely trust that many friendly thoughts will find their way to you to bring Christinas joy. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kliewer take this medium to express appreciation to their many friends for their kind cards and flowers given during their bereavement as a result of the death of Mrs. Kliewer’s father, Mr. John Overman of Salem. And, may we say simply, but with all sincerity, "T hank You.’ R. B. McClains Disclose Daughter’s Nuptials I fl mCRflU «TiïlflU The R. B. McClains of Mill City announced the marriage date of their daughter, Shirley, as being Friday, , December 29. Miss Shirley McClain’s fiance is Mr. Lloyd Dahlin of Newport, Wash. Dahlin is at present a student at Oregon State college, Mr. McClain disclosed. The McClain-Dahlin nuptials will transpire in the Calvary Baptist ' church in Salem, it was revealed. Girod s I. G. A. Store Idanha Lloyd Girods Warren Stolls OPEN Friday Nights 7 Wishing a CHRISTMAS Of y QhwsTiiias DIVIDED PAYMENTS NO EXTRA CHARGE to some peop’e it's a pleasure to remember Mom & Pop’s Cafe Mill City SALEM.OREGON
