5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
March 29. 1951
FEMME PAGE
Mrs. Etzel Feted
Post Nuptialiy
Asher And Flatman
Honored Jointly
Mrs. B. L. Flatman and Mrs. Wm.
Gilbert co-operated as hostesses for
two delightful parties Tuesday aft-
Dick Paynters Visit
I ernoon.
Mrs. Gilbert was hostess to a group
Knott's Berry Farm
of ladies invited to a surprise baby
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Paynter of Mill shower for Mrs. U. A. Asher. Mrs.
City recently visited Knott’s Berry ' Flatman invited the children to a
Farm and Ghost Town in Buena Park, 1 party in honor of her son, Bucky’s
fourth birthday.
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Suitably decorated cakes revealed
There, like the forty-niners, Mr.
,
the
intent of the combined parties.
and Mrs. Paynter tried their luck pan­
ning gold in the ancient sluice box ! A buffet luncheon was served inside
at the old Gold Mine.
Later they I to the ladies while the children’s party
visited the Wagon camp, where in a | was enjoyed on the wide porch in
huge circle, real covered wagons were . the sun.
The guests included the honored
lighted by the flickering flames of a guest,
Mrs. U. A. Asher, Jo Ellen
large camp fire.
and Wendy Louise; Mrs. Frank Mer­
From here they wandered through rill, Diane and Grant; Mrs. Francis
the Music Hall. General Merchandise i Bodecker and Lee; and Bus Beemer,
Store, ’he Covered Wagon show, and Bobby, Penny, Timmy and Sharon;
many other buildings erected by Wal­ Mrs. Mike Hurley and Michael; Mrs.
ter Knott as a monument to the pio- Jim Robinson and Nancy Carol; Mrs.
ners of the early west.
Pete Pederson; Mrs. Chas. Dahlen;
honored guest, Bucky, and Y'vonne
Flatman, and Mrs. W. L. Peterson.
Gates—A post-nuptial shower hon­
oring Mrs. Peter Etzel (Norma Jean
Devine) was held in the recreation
rooms of the local high school Thurs­
day evening, March 22. Mrs. Burrel
Cole, Mrs. Clarence Rush, Mrs. Glen
Henness and Mrs. Floyd Völkel were
hostesses for the lovely affair.
An impromptu program, games, a
reading by Mrs. Clarence Ball and
a piano solo by Mrs. Albert Millsap
provided entertainment prior to the
opening of the gifts by the honoree,
Mrs. Etzel.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses to Mesdames Peter Etzel,
Merel Devine, Floyd Bassett, Clyde
Oliver, Charles Tucker, Clare Hen-
r.ess, Edmund Davis, Robert Levon,
Clarence Johnson, Mary Howell, Til-
mon Rains, William Pennick, N. L. ■ Roseila Haywood Hosts
Pennick, Henry Eccleston, Frank Nov­
ak, Elmer Stewart, Mary Eaglestrom, Thursday Pinochiers
David Barnhardt, and Mrs. Albert
Roseila Haywood, vin d’honneur
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Coville were in
Millsap. The Misses Lorena Devine,
Betty Tucker, Carol Sue Ball and specialist of the Gates Lucky 12 mem­ Portland on business Monday.
bership today, gave a dessert lunch­
The American Legion Auxiliary is
Patty Stewart.
Those sending gifts were Mrs. Hol­ eon of angel food cake and coffee to holding a food sale April 7 at Jenkins
Hardware Store — just a reminder.
lis Turnidge, Mrs. Robert Kelle, Mrs. her guests.
Mabie Quarles used the set of card Cakes, cookies and hot dishes will be
Martha Bowes, Mrs. Minnie Everton,
Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs. Cecil Haun, values that came her way in such a sold.
Burton Boroughs, ticket sales chair-
Mrs. Norman Garrison, Mrs. Donald fashion that the hostess provided,
Carey, Mrs. Riley Champ, Mrs. first prize became hers. The luck- ' man of the lighted field fund, an-
George Stafford, Miss Georgia Shane winged pinochle prize nestled with ’nounced today there will be a finan-
Tacy Long this week.
Icial and accounting report of all
and Marlin Cole.
Edna McCreary's cardster spirit season ticket sellers next Tuesday,
April 3.
was accoyed by second prize.
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i Mr. and Mrs. John Anglesey have
received word that their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Vogt
of Albany are parents of a baby girl,
born March 21, 1951. The child has
been named Susan Claire. Mrs. Vogt
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is a graduate of the Mill City high
school and was a member of the
TRICKS and PUZZLES
class of 1947.
Mr. Hugh Jull, minister of the First
TOYS and DOLLS
Christian
church has been under a
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doctor’s care for the past week or so
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and still must take things pretty
H. O. Model Railroading
easy.
Joe Slater, former proprietor of the
Equipment
Silver Saddle service station and
trailer court is seriously ill of pneu­
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monia.
Grover Rodich of Lyons, student at
Oregon State college, visited Bill Jull
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163 N. Commercial
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Gates Womans Club
Poses Federation
Members of the Gates Woman’s club
FRID 55 and S VII RD VV
met for the social meeting of the
Randolph Scott and
. month at the home of Mrs. Laura
Gabby Haves in
Joaquin, Thursday afternoon.
A
C V Rl BOO TRAIL
short business session was held. Mrs.
— Plus —
| Edward Chance presiding.
SKIPPER SI RI’RISED HIS
The junior-senior banquet and j >
WIFE
dance, slated in May by the club and
KID’S MATINEE—2 p.m. Sat.
Gates PTA, were discqssed and plans
“Cariboo Trail”
were made. It was agreed that the ■
3 Cartoons and Serial
club assume half the necessary ex- !
pense.
Following a delicious dessert lunch­
jeon, served by Mrs. Harry Keiser and
Mrs. W. S. Hudson, the meeting was '
turned over to Mrs. D. O. Trexler of ’
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Portland. She is a representative of '
the third district of the State Fed­
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eration of Womens clubs, Mrs. Trex­ II)
In Technicolor
ler gave an interesting talk on the i
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advantages of membership in the
federation. Application blanks were j TIESDVV and WEDNESDAY
given the secretary. The question of J
DENNIS MORGAN and
the Gates club joining the federation ;
RAYMOND MASSEY
in
will be discussed at the April meeting.
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Mrs. Laura Joaquin was presented
with a gift for her new home by the
club. Mrs. Völkel reported that $29
were cleared as a result of the ham
dinner given recently. This sum is
being added to the club house building ; Till RS., ERL A SATI RDAY
April 5, 6, and 7
fund.
Ladies present were the guest
THE SHOW OF SHOWS!
speaker, Mrs. Trexler, Mrs. George
King Solomon's
Clise, Mrs. Elmer Klutke, Mrs. Albert
Millsap, Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs.
Floyd Völkel, Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson,
ines
Mrs. Walter Thomas, Mrs. Glenn
Terrific in Technicolor!
Hearing, Mrs. Lula Collins, Mrs. Ed­
KID’S MATINEE—2 p.m. Sat.
ward Chance and the hostesses, Mrs. (
"King Solomon's Mines"
Joaquin, Mrs. Keiser and Mrs. Hud­
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son.
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
show can be çeen any fl
beginning with the letter G. Four- • »! Complete
time up to 8:30
teen attended.
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The annual Easter egg hunt con­
ducted by the Mehama community
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church was held in the church base­
ment this year due to rainy weather. 1
Eggs were donated by residents and i
local merchants.
Each child found
at least two eggs in addition to cella ]
phane wrapped candy eggs.
Summer Stock
Daughter has fun learning to
keep house when she has a carpet
sweeper that matches Mother’s.
Both r.dult and miniature sweepers
are excellent cleaning tools for
bedrooms, for the flexible handle
permits perfect sweeping under
beds as the handle can be lowered
'to horizontal position. When not in
use. the stay-up handles on the
carpet sweepers stand up independ*
ently until ready to use again.
MEHAMA
By JEAN ROBERTS
The women of Mehama who be­
long to various organizations have a
busy month planned for April.
The Ladies Aid of the Community
church are planning a dinner and
white elephant sale on April 19 as a
fund raiser towards purchase of a
piano for the primary Sunday school
class. Chairman of the white ele­
phant sale, which is composed of any
useful household item, is Mrs. Howard
Ross. The committee in charge of
the dinner are Mrs. Harry Monroe,
Mrs. Keith Phillips and Mrs. Ray
Roberts.
Another activity planned for April
is a pie social sponsored by the Me­
hama Womens’ club. Proceeds from
the sale will defray part of the cost
of building material for a new house
for Bert Parsons, whose present home
will soon be destroyed by highway
construction. The pie social will be
held April 14. Other entertainment
also has been planned for the eve­
ning. Mrs. Carmen McDonald is in
charge of the entertainment. Jack
Alloway and Ivan Darby have volun­
teered their services in the building
of the proposed house.
Still another undertaking is a cen­
terpiece contest entry which will rep­
resent Mehama at the Home Exte
sion festival.
The committee in
charge of the centerpiece was ap­
pointed at the last meeting; and it
was voted to model a replica of thd
Detroit dam for the entry.
Mrs.
Cowdry, chairman of the committee,
plans starting the entry soon, as it
must be completed by April 21.
Mrs. Ercill Wilson is confined at
home with a broken leg. The acci­
dent occurred Saturday night when
the family automobile was halted un­
expectedly and scooted her off the
seat.
School youngsters attending uni­
versities in southern Oregon and other
places were home for a spring vaca­
tion over the Easter holiday. Those
visiting their parents were Phyllis
Wallen, Susee Teeters, Gerald Branch
and Donna Lee Dunbar.
Miss Phyllis McCarey and Miss
Alameda Coffman attended the Rain­
bow Girls Grand assembly at Seaside
last week. They were gone four days
and reported a good time.
•Mr. and Mrs. Bob Draper spent
several days in Portland last week at
the home of Mr. Draper’s mother.
Women’s club met last week and
made plans for a rummage sale in
May. A short skit and song was
presented by the Bluebird organiza­
tion. Mrs. Dorothy Bilyeu and Mrs.
Oran Small were hostesses.
Ladies Aid met at the home of
Mrs. Ray Roberts last week for an
all day meeting. Members responded
to roll call by quoting a Bible verse
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