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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1951)
5—THE MILI. CIT\ ENTERPRISE March 22, I»51 FEMME PAGE Legion Auxiliary Has Two Initiates Easter Bunny—In Personl Two new members, Mrs. Jack En FRIDA* and SATURDAY low of Mill City and Mrs. W. S. Hud March 23 and 21 son of Gates were welcomed into Easier Card Drama membership of the American Legion YVONNE De CARLO in Auxiliary during its regular monthly Buccaneer’s Girl Fowler Directed meeting Monday night at the home Technicolor Doreen Fowler directed the Easter . of Mrs. Jack Colburn, with Mrs. Nor — Plus — man Jensen. co-hostess. Other mem- The St. Catherine’s Altar Society production of Gates Lucky 12. Great Jewel Robber Lights, camera and action meleed I bers present were Mesdames J. T. sponsored St. Patrick’s day card party , King, John Muir, Arthur Chase, C. A. with fast and light-hearted pinochle KIDS MATINEE—2 p.m. Sat, proved a rousing success since some FREE Easter Gift 35 tables were active Saturday night [ play. As if the director had called a t Bruder, Ernest Ragsdale, Campbell Special Feature-Car toons-Serial | “retake”, Marcella Peterson again, ® Stewart and Edward Y’arnell. in the Mill City IOOF hall. high score and Jeannine , . During the business session, plans Door prizes contributed by business . captured SI ND W and MONDAY Herzberg the pinochle. Joan Long . were made for a cooked food sale on men and individuals added to the color TYRONE POWER and a i | Saturday, April 7, at 10 a.m., at the j took the understudy part of second of the St. Patricks' Day festivities. Tremendous Cast in Don Jenkins hardware store in Mill The following door prizes and donors [prize winner for the day. City. In addition to pastries, salads Rose Hayward exploded flash-bulbs give some idea of the interest the and caserole dishes will be offered card party inspired. Contributed for I and snapped pictures of the Gates | for sale. Mrs. Bruder and Mrs. Chase Lucky 12 while action held sway, a door prize was a clock, by Meander A delicious salad, deviled eggs and ! are in charge of the sale. Inn, a man’s travel kit by B. Morris, In Technicolor Canasta and bridge were enjoyed [ coffee made up the dessert luncheon $5 cash by J. Nelson and Hathaway’s after the business meeting, with Mrs. provided her guests by the gracious Garage, order on Muir's Bakery by TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY [ Stewart, Mrs. Muir and Mrs. Hudson John Muir, order on Freres-Frank, | hostess, Doreen Fowler. BETTY GRABLE and winning prizes for high scores. boy’s jacket by the Hill Top Store DAN DAILEY Application blanks for membership (Albert Toman), cake breaker by Don in the American Legion Auxiliary are Jenkins hardware store and a water available at Muir’s Bakery. Mrs. glass set by one who remains anony Muir, vice president of the local unit, mous. , states that she will be glad to assist Canasta first prize was an ironing (interested applicants in filling out the In Technicolor board pad and cover given by Stiff Gates — A pink and blue shower forms. ler’s Appliance store. Second prize complimenting Mrs. Don Miley was A woman is eligible for membership THURSDAY ONLY was an oil change donated by Ralph held in the recreation rooms of the if she is a (1) mother, sister, wife THE STAGE — 3rd Annual Nibler’s Chevron Service, Three high school, Monday evening. A large or daughter of a member of the Amer S VNTI \M LIONS CLUB pounds of cheese constituted third group of friends gathered there, each ican Legion; (2) or she served in the prize given by Stewart’s grocery. armed forces; (3) or she is a mother, bearing dainty and useful gifts. < Hit AGO—What youngster wouldn’t want to receive his Eqster Talent and eggs right from the hands of the Easter Bunny» in person? Every First prize in bridge was 2 pounds babies” [ sister, wife or daughter of a deceased Quiz games pertaining to “ ’’ babies' veteran, whether or not he (or she) day during the Easter season in Chicago. Mr. Bunny himself makes a of chocolates donated by Kimmel were played, with prizes awarded to Amateur Show pantomime appearance to pass out eggs to all the young folks who drug store. Second high received a Mrs. Harold Wilson, Miss Birdie Lar- ! was a member of the American I-ocal Talent — Curtain at 8 at "is giant, 24-foot Easter basket in the well of the Marshall Legion. sugar and creamer set given by Kel- [ SOn and Mrs. Albert Millsap, r leld & Company Walnut Room restaurant. BENEFIT — Grade School lom’s grocery. Following the opening of the gifts, Landscaping Project Awarded as prizes were Royal refreshments were served by the host- Doors open at 7:20 P.M, Mrs. Albert McMullin, Mrs. Velma Coply China furnished by Ressler’s esses, Mrs. Edward Chance. Mrs. A. T. Complete show can be seen any Carey, Mrs. Ernest Wrigglesworth, grocery; car lub job by Don Smith Barnhardt, Mrs. Glenn Gordon, Mrs. By LELA KELLY time up to 8:30 Mrs. Gwen Schaer, Mrs. A. T. Barn- I and a silk scarf donated by Oleson’s Gwen Schaer and Mrs. Velma Carey Magician Show By MRS. ALBERT MILLSAP Funds raised are being applied to to the guest of honor Mrs. Miley and hardt, Mrs. Letha Bently, Mrs. Janet [ Il 1111H111111II Illi 111111111111111 III 111 II 11 mill The magician, Emerico and his Gala altar facilities of St. Catherine's Cath Mesdames W. R. Hutcheson, Lincoln Review presented a very interesting Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hayw’ard and Harold, Mrs. Riley Champ and Mrs. ' Don’t Borrow—Subscribe Today! olic church in Mill City. ¡Henness, Glenn Hearing, Ernest program for the benefit of the Mill two boys have moved into the house Howard Means. Mrs. Blanch Dean, who makes her I | Wrigglesworth, Cecil Haun, and City high students Wednesday morn- formerly occupied by the Joe Harden home with her sister, Mrs. Martha j [daughter Barbara, Miss Birdie Lar- ing at 9 a.m. The magical show was family. | son, Elmer Klutke, Albert Millsap, held in the high school auditorium Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed, who reside Bowes was taken seriously ill with the ' L. T. Henness Honored (Tilmon Rains, Riley Champ, Walter with the price of 25c for students in the Lord court were Portland vis flu last week and was taken to the i Thomas, Robert Levon, Clarence Ball, and 50c for adults who desired to itors with relatives during their en Salem Memorial hospital Sunday eve On His 97th Birthday ning. Mrs. Boes and her son, Joseph, ’ Laura Joaquin, Byron Bates, Mary attend. forced vacation. The home in Gates of L. T. Henness Eaglestrom, Minnie Everton, Burrel who were both ill last week are re- I Miss Jean Oliver was at the home Pie Sale and his daughter, Mrs. Lillie Lake, I Cole, Merel .Devine, Harold Wilson, ported to be improved. The Sophomore class had a pie sale of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde was the scene of a large gathering Clarence Johnson, Edmund Davis, Out-of-the-state guests at the home Oliver over the weekend. Miss Oliver in the recreation room at noon on of old friends Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levon, over Charles Tucker, Merritt Wood, Al March 10. The pie was sold for 15c is employed in Salem. the weekend were his parents, Mr. and t Mr. Henness who will celebrate his bert McMullin, Clarence Rush, Glen a piece and the delicious cake sold Mr. and Mrs. Dale Boyd of Salem Mrs. J. D. Levon and his brother, Vin- i 97th birthday next September has Henness, Clyde Oliver, Elmer Stewart, for 10c a piece. The money taken in spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. cent Levon, all of San Francisco and ! Chuck Faylor and Sam Engle made many friends through those Miss Lorena Devine, and Mrs. Curtis will be added to the class treasury. Boyd’s grandmother, Mrs. Lula Col- Levon’s uncle and aunt from Boston, | Owners ; Cline of Mill City and Miss Georgia years. • lins. Easter Vacation Mass., Mr. and Mrs. John Garebedian. From Pesco, N. Mex., were Mr. and Shane of Salem. Those sending gifts Mrs. W. B. Peetz, who resides at The students and faculty members Mrs. James King; Mr. and Mrs. Kyle I were Mesdames George Clise, Walter are getting ready for the much needed the home of her son-in-law and daugh Clark and famdy and Mr. and Mrs J Brisbin, Dan Morrison, David Barn- vacation which will be given them ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, George Christenson and son, all from hardt, Floyd Völkel, Howard Means, March 22 and 23. Members of the left the last of the week for Oakland, Hillsboro; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall I.etha Bently, Janet Harold, Joe faculty may attend the Oregon Edu Calif., where she will visit at the home Lake, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Forest Joaquin, Hollis Turnidge and daughter cation convention which will be held of her daughter, Mrs. F’rank Ander Nydigger and family, Lyons; Mr. and Carolyn, Margaret Woodings of Penn in Portland. son and with her son and family, Mr. Mrs. Jack Anderson of Mill City were sylvania, George Mielke and Norman and Mrs. J. E. Peetz. I-ocated Next to Furniture Store Garrison, Miss Betty Tucker and Softball Begins all Sunday guests. PHONE 5951 GATES Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Cole have re With the bright sunshine comes the Carol Sue Ball. Saturday Mrs. Mary Godfrey and Suitable for One or Two Operators — Completely Furnished time for the girls to begin their game ceived word from their son, Thurlo, Frank Hesseman of Salem and Mrs. who is with the U. S. Navy in Korea Living Quarters Put out your campfire before you of softball. The girls will begin as that he is on his way home on leave Chris Knutson, Gates, spent the day POOR HEALTH REASON FOR SELLING soon as they return from their Easter leave the woods. at the Henness home. vacation. Up until now their time and his arrival is expected soon. Saturday guests at the home of | has been spent in the gym playing Mrs.Cecil Haun were Mrs. Don Nelson I volleyball. of Tillamook and Mrs. Lester Hatha Annual Progressing Ardith Jones, editor of the annual way of Mill City. Louise, daughter [and Miss Baney, advisor, have put in of Mr. and Mrs. Haun, was taken to i many hours work along with many | i Portland for a medical check-up Tues members of the staff during the past | day of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carey and [ month on the high school annual the “Timberwolf”. The annual will be son, Jon, of Stayton spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Carey’s par issued near the end of the school. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson. “On Account of Larry” Mrs. Carey apd son returned to her The Junior class version of the play parents home Tuesday evening to re AT THE MILL CITY FIRE HALL BEGINNING “On Account of Larry” was presented main for the rest of the week while ' for the grade school on Thursday aft- Carey attended teacheri institute. lernoon, for the members of the Gates of Salem at our store Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrison are ¡high school and Mill City high school announcing the opening of their new on Friday afternoon, and the final April 5. They have leased the Saturday, March 31 Ballroom Dancing $15.00 for 15 weeks Course I performance was given for the adults cafe, ifc to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bonity. The on Friday evening. Approximately for 7th and Sth Graders Garrisons will only operate the Va ¡$150.00 was taken in by the Juniors. riety store. The cafe will be in a EVERYONE WELCOME $18.75 for 15 weeks Course The class is in great need for this in new addition to the building and has Tap Dancing order to sponsor the annual Junior- been tastefully decorated and fur CLASS SCHEDULE: | Senior Prom and Banquet this spring. nished with all modern equipment. 4-year olds to come at 10:00 A.M. Saturday Junior Class Addition The new management will serve meals 5 and 6 year olds to come at 11:00 A.M. Saturday Joan Dixon of Seattle, Wash., has as , well as fountain service. 7 to 10 year olds to come at........... 1:00 P.M. Saturday ' moved to Mill City and has enrolled Among Gates folk to attend the St. Jim O’Leary Irene O’Leary 10 to 15 year olds to come at 2:00 P.M. Saturday ' as a Junior in the local school. Joan Patrick card party in Mill City Satur [ makes a total of 17 girls in the Junior , day evening were Mr. and Mrs. John WE GIVE UNITED TRADING STAMPS [class; there are also eight boys mak- LaHaie, Mr. and Mrs. Fount Paul, | ing the grand total of 25. Mrs. Don Gessner, Mrs. Robert Boaz and Mrs. Albert Millsap. CARD OF THANKS One of the pleasant affairs honor We want to extend our sincere ing Mrs. Don Miley was a tea given thanks and appreciation to everyone by Mrs. Glenn Gordon at her home who helped in any way during the Friday afternoon. Guests invited NAME recent illness and death of our beloved were the teachers and employees of husband, son and brother. Also for the schools, who presented Mrs. Miley all the letters, cards, and flowers that with small but useful gifts. Present Address Age were so generously sent; and the con were Mrs. Miley, Mrs. Merritt Wood, tributions to the hospital fund and PLEASE FILL OUT and Send Above Coupon with Check to: flower bank. Mçs. Tony Moravec Jr. PAUL ARMSTRONG. Care of Mrs. James Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Moravec Sr. GUARANTEED Box 477, Mill City, or Telephone 1981 1919 KAISER DELUXE and family. Term Payable in Advance Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siegmund Radio, Heater, Overdrive, Exceptionally ( lean. WATCH and family. Will have to be seen to be appreeiated. St. Patrick Card Party A Success The Black Rose Pink and Blue For Mrs. Don Miley My Blue Heaven Mill City Hi-L-ites GATES Closed Mondays Sunday Chicken Dinner Vivs Steak House FOR SALE . • • • • I'eillie’s llmuti Salon We have arranged a Attention! DRESDEN FIGURINE Dancing Classes Painting Demonstration By Mrs. Henderson Saturday, April 7th MILL CITY VARIETY Make Year Reservations Now! USED CARS REPAIRING 1919 KAISER DELUXE WE TAKE PLEASURE Radio and Heater, Exceptionally Clean IN ANNOUNCING THAT ON SATURDAY, MARCH 17th Two operators will be added to the present staff—both proficient in all lines of beauty work including manicure and facial. The Famous 2-to-l Car—Tip-Top Shape. 1919 TRAVELER Specialists in Hair Trimming and ( utting Evening Appointments Welcomed BOTH ARE ACCREDITED STAFF DIAGNOSTICIAN« AT Shirley's Beauty Shop Phone 6103 Finest mate rial.. Work doo. promptly ... and guaranteed. Let ua giro you a free mtimat«. WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY FOSTORIA RAKER’S Mill City Mill City Jewelry 1911 BUICK 70 Radio and Heater. Good Shape. SEVERAL CHEAPIES Shower’s Kaiser-Frazer Stayton, Ore.