5—THE MII.L CITY ENTERPRISE
March 8. 1951
FEMME PAGE
Deonha PTA Holds
Founders’ Meet
Mrs. H. Pound Allots
Club Assignments
The Deanha Parent Teachers met
at the Detroit grade school on Thurs- '
day evening of last week for their
Lyons Women Fete
regular meeting for February. Being
Founders’ day. the PTA celebrated
Mrs. L. Manning
the occasion by having as guest
Bertha Allen, Bea Hiatt and Alice speaker the Marion county PTA presi­
Placards went up in conspicuous Huber were hostess Thursday evening dent Mrs. R. A. Supprell.
places in Mill City and area this for a shower held at the community
The meeting was called to order >
week announcing a St. Patrick’s Day club house honoring Mrs. Leland Man­ by the Deanha president Jeff Boyer
ning. Games furnished entertainment. . and minutes of previous meetings
dance in the Mill City fire hall.
After opening of the gifts, refresh­ were read and approved. The busi- ,
This St. Patrick’s day dance is un­
der the direction of the Santiam Aerie ments were served to the honored nes which followed was mostly of a
Following the '
No. 2745 Fraternal Order of Eagles, guest, Mrs. Manning, Katie Etzel, legislative nature.
who recently moved their group to ¡Celia Mertz, Mabel Knight, Marcelle short business meeting, the program
Forrett, Anna De Jarden, Ned Jones, chairman presented Mr. Boyer, who |
Mill City.
Mrs. C. N. Bennett and her Raytime Phyliss Leirman, and Patsy Mack of read the Parent Teacher Objectives i
Snycopators have charge of the mus­ Stayton, Helen Andersen, Esther after which he presented a hyacinth
ical selections for the evening starting Chailender of Mehama, Constance corsage to Mrs. Raymond Sophy,
Hampton, Betty Jean Johnson of Deanha’s first president and to S. T.
at 9 p.m.
Salem, Alma Olmstead, Wilma Free, Moore a buttoneer, he being last
The Eagles plan ample opportunity Lavay Muplilns, Cora Jenner, Ruth year's president.
for dancers for “letting themselves Lyons, Leoa Phelps, Viola Jones, I
The high school girl’s glee club
go’’ in an evening’s relaxation in the Leota Worden, Eva Bressler, Alta
sang
two selections "By the Bend of
popular Mill City fire hall.
Bodeker, Modena Carleton, Mabel the River” and “Brahm’s Lullaby”,
The Santiam Aerie mailed out its Downing, Annetta Limbeck, Nadine Richard Bowman, accompanied the
official publication “Santiam Eagle” Duggan, Bertha Allen, Bea Hiatt and girls on the Brahms Lullaby, singing
Fashion Frocks of Cincinnati de­
this week where word of the St. Pa­ Alice Huber, all of Lyons.
the verse and the girls forming a
signs a dress to make mother the
trick’s day dance was passed to its
center of attraction on festive oc­
Several sent gifts that were un­ musial background by humming. Both
large membership.
casions. In purple or black faille
numbers were well received by the
able to attend.
with gleaming satin stripes on col­
audience.
lar and cuffs. Available from house­
One of the grandest things in hav­
Mrs. Supprel was presented and
wife representatives.
ing rights is, that though they are
spoke to the group on various topics
your rights you may give them up.— Canyon Hospital People
of interest with the central theme
G. MacDonald.
being “Citizenship begins in the
Dine At Marion Forks
home”. Mrs. Joan Cauble sang a
group of Negro Spirituals in keeping
The
Idanha
division
of
the
hospital
HEARING-AID USERS!
fund held a dinner Thursday night with Brotherhood week.
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Following the program, a Founder’s
at Marion Forks lodge. Out-of-town
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' guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell day birthday cake and coffee were' On March 12 Girl Scouts every­
fit all instruments.
[of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Frank, served by past presidents, Mrs. Sophy where in the United States will ob­
Easy to buy from our
and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel of and Mr. Moore. Refreshments w’ere serve the 39th anniversary of the
fresh stock!
Mill City. Turkey and ham dinners prepared by the fifth grade room founding of the movement to which
were served to Mr. and Mrs. Paul mothers: Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Whitten they belong.
Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hase- were on the refreshment committee.
It was on that date, back in 1912,
Mrs. Claxton’s fifth grade room that
man, Mr. and Mrs. Frank New, Mr.
Juliette Gordon Low organized
won
the
room
prize
for
having
the
and Mrs. Sam Palmerton, Mr. and
the first Girl Scout troop in the
Mrs. Gordon Skidmore, Mr. and Mrs. most parents present.
United States and started the nation­
The serving table which has been wide movement which has grown and
j Ray Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. Whit-
Phone 902
Mill City | ten, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Alvin, and under the supervision of the hot lunch grown until today membership is more
committee of which Harry Rutherford than a million and a half. There are
x x x :: « s « s x’x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Mr. and Mrs. Huber Ray.
is chairman was displayed. Mr. Can­ Scout groups in rural, urban, and
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non announced that it is in use and suburban communities in every state
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is a great help to the cook.
and USA possession.
The achievements of Girl Scouting
during the thirty-nine years of its
activity have been remarkable. The
movement has expanded its program
as well as its membership during a
period of the nation’s history inter­
The March meeting of the Gates rupted by two wars and a major eco­
Parent-Teacher association met last nomic depression.
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Generations of girls have received
week in the high school with a large
attendance. Harold Wilson presided Scouting’s splendid training in citi­
zenship and democracy. Today Girl
at the business session.
It was decided that the PTA, in Scouting has an enormous backlog of
conjunction with the Gates Womans old friends; it has established itself
club, would sponsor a dance in com­ as an important community and na­
pliment to the senior class of the tional service to youth attracting civic
Gates high school, before the close minded grown-ups just as it attracts
of the school year. All students of girls.
the high school and alumni will be
2 Miles East of Gates
invited to attend. Mrs. Emer Klutke,
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aaMMUHaaraMMwii Mrs. Glen Hearing and Mrs. Hollis
Turnidge were appointed a commit­
tee to make all arrangements.
The chairman appointed Mrs. C’ecil
Haun, Mrs. Norman Garrison and
Mrs. Clarence Rush as nominating
Faith Rebekah lodge met Wednes-
committee
to report
at the April
meet- day evening in regular session with
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ing, when election of officers for the | Mildred Carr, noble grand and Zona
coming year will be held.
ISischo, vice grand in the chairs.
Two films, one showing the care of
The regular routine of business was
the teeth and the other dealing with carried out and reports of various
deafness and hearing of the child, committees heard. It was voted to
were shown by Miss Joan Davis, give $100 to the Santiam Memorial
health nurse, Miss Davis announced hospital, with Alta Bodeker, Laura
that a hearing test would be given Neal and Blanche Wagner, the ways
the school children next month.
and means committee.
The program was concluded by two
Eight members from Leone Re­
vocal solos by Mrs. Glenn Gordon, bekah lodge of Scio were guests of
who requested the audience to sing the evening. The social hour was
with her, the choruses of "When Irish spent informally and at the close of
Eyes Are Smiling” and “My Wild the evening the committee, Helen
Irish Rose”.
Andersen, May Patton and Frances
Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. McCarley served cherry pie with table
Velma Carey, Mrs. Fred Butler and decorations carrying out the Wash­
Mrs. Merel Devine.
ington birthday motif.
St. Patrick s Day
Dance Is Noised
Mill City Garden club committee
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
chairman were appointed during the
March 9 and 10
regular meeting on Feb. 22nd at the
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home of Mrs. F. W. Allen with Mrs.
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E. D. Cooke assisting hostess.
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Mrs. H. D. Pound, president, ap-
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I pointed the following committee
John Garfield in
chairman for the year: Publicity, 4
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Maggie Shaw; program, Harriet I.e
KIDS MATINEE—2 p.m. Sat.
four; year book, Mabel Bruder;
flower show. Frances Dolezal; mem­ ■ "Return of the Frontiersman”
3 Cartoons and Serial
bership, Rachel Olmstead; historian, (u
Mildred Allen, and finance, Virginia
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Robison.
March 11 and 12
The food sale chairman, Frances
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Dolezal reported about $34.00 was
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cleared at the Valentine day sale.
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Mrs. Pound reported plans had been
made for a district meeting at Scio
high school on May 19th. This will
be an all day meeting for the 32
federated clubs in the Santiam district.
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Members voted to donate half a
scholarship for 4-H summer school
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course. Also to place an ad in the
March 13 and 1 I
Oregon Gardener, the official publica­
CARY GRANT and
ANN SHERIDAN in
tion of Oregon Federation of Garden :
clubs, which is supported by adver­
tising.
The club also donated $10 to the
March of Dimes.
Three Little
Words
I Was a Male
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39th Birthday
Of Giri Scouts
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INFLUENZA CASES SHOW RISE
Influenza rose to a high peak this
week and swamped the prominent
position that mumps has held in past
weeks in communicable disease stand­
ings in Marion county according to
a health report issued by W. J. Stone,
M.D., Marion county health officer.
Salem accounted for 19 of the 20
case of influenza reported by Marion
county’s doctors.
Mumps downed
only 10 persons during the week.
Chickenpox came in third with eight
victims.
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