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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1951)
-.—THE Mil l. CITY ENTERPRISE Ma; 21. 1951 FEMME PAGE Floral Array Due In Flower Contest Lee Knowles was nominated and unanimously elected as a director of Much of Mill City’s bountiful supply the Mill ( ity Chamber of Commerce, SATURDAY’ and array of floral beauty will grace Tuesday, during the regular noon John W a» ne and Jean Arthur in the Presbyterian recreation hall, Tues meeting of the chamber at Mom & Mill City Garden Club day. May 29, during the Spring Pop’s cafe. "I. \DY T IKES \ CH VNCE” Flower Show under the auspices of ----- Plus----- Southern Baptist Minister Stafford Mixes Sale and Flowers the Miil City Garden club. Walt Disney's Academy Award will give the invocation and benedic Mrs. C. M. Cline, director of the tion during the commencement serv The Mill City Garden Club will "IN BEAVER VAI I 1 1 conduct a spring flower display and ! show, asks that those who are com ices for the graduates of Mill City peting in the flower show bring their high school senior class of 1951, Fri KID’S MATINEE—£ p.m. Sat. Eighth grade graduates marked the white elephant sale in the Presby Roy Rogers and 'Beaver Valley* flowers and floral arrangement con day, May 25, in the Mill City Theatre. event of their being graduated by! terian recreation hall, Tuesday, May 3 Cartoons and Serial tainers to the display room by 12 presentation of a comedy, “Wildcat I 29, according to an announcement Mrs. E. D. Kindred announced this noon the day of the show. The entire made today by Mrs. H. D. Pound, Willie Has Girl Trouble”, Thursday- week the marriage of her brother-in- proceedings and display will open to SUNDAY and MONDAY night in the Mill City grade school president of the club. law, Marvin Kindred, to the former the public at 2 p.m. and continue open Anyone may display flowers and gymnasium. Anna Mae Steen of Portland. They MARLON BRANDO and "Any usable until 8 p.m. Following a vocal solo by Yvonne floral arrangements. were married in Vancouver, Wash., 11 BBS \ " RIGHT The spring flower show will be Dart, awards were given Patrol Boys ‘white elephant' will be accepted. May 19. Marvin is stationed at Whid- in Please have your flowers and ‘other judged according to the following Kenny Andrews, Leroy Emerson, John ley Island Naval Base. He is the things’ at the hall by 12 noon”, said general classifications: son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kindred Mitchell. Bill Haun, Robert Giannola. Mrs. Pound. Horticulture of Marion. Michael O’Leary, and Richard Ziebert. The hall will open to the public Iris and other spring flowers Excellent Film About Mrs. John Swan left Tuesday for The American Legion Auxiliary spon during the hours of 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Disabled Veterans 1. Single blooms Camas, Wash., after being notified sored Poppy Poster contest awards ». . The a uv garden uuu club iuuies ladies win will serve de- 2. Three blooms—one variety that morning of the death of an aunt pie ...a .pare. for 3. Three or more blooms assorted who lived in Camas. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY and to Carol Cooke and Phyllis 25c per serving during the day. colors The Russell Kings are driving a Provost who tied for second prize ER \\< HOT TONE and 1. Table arrangements new Chevrolet. The Clarence Esten- Perfect attendance awards for hav-1 i ll ARLES LAUGHTON in 5. Buffet arrangements sons also are driving a new Chev Mrc Pnf Winnn Martrlc 6. Coffee table arrangements rolet. went to first graders Trisha Peregoy, mrS* rQT *V,n9° neOOS The Man on the Roses Mrs. R. T. Nelson of Silverton will Local Lionc Aiivilinru kVIUI LIVII3 MUAIHUiy 1. Single specimens speak on rose culture at the next sec _ ___ ____ _____ r_____ Eiffel Tower 2. Table arrangements regular monthly meeting of the M Mrs. Pat Wingo was chosen presi- Jenkins, Carol Pate, Sheryl Slover, In Ansco Color City Garden club in the J. C. Kimn and Judith Kay; third grader Ray- dent of the Santiam Lions Club Pansies 1. Assorted arrangements home. Thursday evening. Co-host< mond Goodwin; f fourth _ grader __ ____ Betsy Auxiliary this week during a meeting Peonies will be Mrs. Ruth Kerr and M Christensen. Thomas Fencl, and David! the Lee Ross home. TH I RS., ERL, and SAT. Walter Kay, Mrs. Mabel Nelson was elected Flowering shrubs Jones; fifth graders Lauren Dart, Alan l.add and Mona Freeman in Mr. and Sirs. Charles Dolezal visit Ronald Williams, I.ahny Podrabsky, 'ice president and Mrs. Faith Veness. Potted plants BRANDED Corsages the Scheiner ’ s Iris Gardens in Sale and Kyron Child; sixth graders Janet secretary. Hostess Edna Ross pro — Plus — Sunday. Some fifteen acres of bloom Glunz, and Frances Ward; seventh vided her guests with a lovely lunch-J ing irises were open for the inspection Johnny Coy in graders Richard Crook, Dean Glunz, eon. Wanda Pearl \ andermeer, above, of the public the day they visited. Lions auxiliary members present 1 Barbara Podrabsky, Delsie Roten, and YOU HIT THE SPOT Mrs. Charles Umphress and daugh brilliant student, and daughter of Mrs. Darrell Williams; and eighth grader were Mrs. Dolores Stiffler, Mrs. Alent ' Bessie Vandermeer, won valedictorian ter, Marjorie, attended a missionary Steffy, Mrs. Lois Goschie, Mrs. Ann- Hazel Caudle. Kid's Matinee Suspended society meet at the Rainbow Trailer honors among the seniors of Mill City Until September The graduating class sang “Oregon, Ferguson, Mrs. Pat Wingo, Mrs. Court, Gates, in the Reverend Turn high school. Susan Elizabeth Mikkel- My Oregon”, “Beyond the Blue Hori Irene O’Leary, Mrs. Deannie Kelly,I Sen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Doors open at 7:20 P.M. zon”, and “May the Good Lord Bless Mrs. Rosemand Remine, Mrs. Marion Twenty-three eighth grade pupils bull residence. Complete show can be seen any The Vetetoes joined some 10 couples Mikkelsen. was named salutatorian of and Keep Y’ou". Thirty-six eighth Todd, Mrs. Mabel Veteto, Mrs. Mabel ! will receive their diplomas at Mari- the Class of 1951 of Mill City high. time up to 8:30 grade pupils were graduated during Nelson, Mrs. Faith Veness. and Mrs. I Linn school in Lyons May 25 at 8 p.m. in a surprise birthday party on her Both girls will speak during com- sister, Mrs. Frank Bell of Canby. The Bill Obershaw. the exercises Thursday in the school in the school’s new gymnasium. mencement services Friday, May 25 gymnasium. The commencement speaker will be Vetetoes came home via Silver Creek in the Mill City Theatre. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cline spent the Prof. Mathew Thompson of Oregon Falls and had dinner at the Silver Cast of the play, “Wildcat Willie (Photos courtesy The Statesman 1 weekend at the Oregon beaches and College of Education in Monmouth. Creek Falls lodge. Has Girl Trouble” included Jack Melt-1 Club Birthday Observed attended the annual Crab festival at Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Agee attended Miss Sharron Poole of Stayton will ing as “Willie”; Pat Nibler. “Gladys”; Newport. Janiece Quarles, “Mrs. Wilkins”; Mar In Rather Unusal Way sing, as will also the upper grade a General Electric sales school in Salem, Monday evening. girls' chorus. lene Walker, “Angel”; Hugh Hamp Gates Lucky Twelve Pinochle c Mr. and Mrs. James Rose were Valedictorian is Lois Roberts, ton, “Joe”; John Taylor, “Vernon"; celebrated its first anniversary ii A DAUGHTER To Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rob called to Hollywood, Calif., Tuesday Phil Carey, “Cary"; JoAnn Leach, rather unusual manner today. N Laurence Mullins, Mehama. Majj 20, at “Allison”; and Howard Bair, “Dale”. Haz.el Irwin totalled up the highest erts of Mehama, and salutatorian is by the illness of Mr. Rose's mother. H. D. Pound made a trip to Salem. Salem Memorial hospital. Marjorie Prichard of Route 1, Stay Boys being graduated from the pinochle score in the history of A SON—To Mr. and Mrs. Beauford ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Monday, for medical attention. eighth grade today are Howard Wil club. Her score towered around GUARANTEED Mrs. Cleve Brewer has returned to Flatman, Mill City, May 21, at Salem liorn Prichard. liam Bair, Leo Jerome Bowers, Phillip 8,000 mark. Long Beach, Calif., after visiting Mr. SHOE REPAIRS General hospital. Thomas Putman, principal, will pre Walter Carey, Jimmie Harold Caudle, Jean Wilson held luckily the pi- Kenneth Brooks Crosier, Earnest Le- nochle prize, but the glamour of this sent the class and George Nydigger, and Mrs. Gordon Kay and becoming A SON—To Mr. and Mrs. Charley Roy Emerson, Richard William Ficker, accomplishment paled under the glare chairman of the board of District 29J acquainted with her new granddaugh Lovel, Mill City, May 22, at Salem Charles LeRo.v Golden, Hugh Gilbert of Mrs. Irwin’s success. Doreen Fow will present the diplomas. Rev. O. ter. General hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw have been Hampton, David Miles Hoeye, Ralph ler eked out only enough points for | I.. Jones of the Lyons Methodist com- A SON—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold quite busy working over the property funity church will read the invocation Lee Jull, Floyd Edwin Losch, John the second prize. Longfellow, Mehama. May 22. at they recently purchased on Kingwood and benediction. Lund Melting, Robert Straud Murphy, Salem Memorial hospital. Hostess Joan Long marked the first . The public is cordially invited. Class avenue. The Shaws plan moving into George Wesley Rambo, Frank Alden birthday of the card club by serving A DAUGHTER—To Mr. and Mrs. their new home soon. colors are maroon and white; class Sheythe, Thomas Frederick Stewart, a dessert luncheon of delicious straw-: Mr. and Mrs. Ford Wilson, Jr. and Clyde Knowles, Mill City, May 22, at flower is the white carnation. The Delmar Errol Syverson, John Daniel berry shortcake and coffee. class motto is “The Higher We Climb, daughter, Jeanne, and Mrs. Harold Salem General hospital. Taylor, and Vernon Arnold Webb. A DAUGHTER—To Mr. and Mrs. Pound were in McMinnville. Suhday. the Broader the View." Girls in the eighth grade class be, They attended a family gathering at Donald Walker, Mill City, May 22, at ing graduated are Betty Jane Barney. Mill City Represented the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. I’d Salem Memorial hospital. Nancy Jane Bruder. Hazel Ruth (an i '""J CHARLES UMPHRESS, Prop. | erson. Others present were Mr. and die, Pauline Evelyn Christensen, Shir J r Q(|rd6n6rS COtlClaVC Mrs. Ray Mullins, San Diego, Calif., Open 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. | ley Jean Cree, Yvonne Chloe Dart, William Brewster, a leader on the Mrs. H. F. Boone, North Hollywood, Fourteen Mill City Garden Carol Ann Kempe, Jean Lorraine Ken- Mayflower, in 1620 was a printer. (Continued from Page 1) Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pound Jr, agy, Barbara Jean Kenslow. JoAnn members represented Mill City in Scio Leach, Patsy Ann Nessome, Patricia last Saturday during the Santiam Dis. forth Foundation leadership awards. of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ann Nibler, Janiece Louise Quarles, trict meeting of Federated Garden In addition to the above awards there Jessep of Cottage Grove. Wednesday, Mr. Leo Bowers and will be the presentation of the Ethel Audrey Luje Shaw, Velma May Shaw, clubs. son, Jerry, were Salem business vis- The morning session was taken up Hickey award. and Marlene Joann Walker. Following the commencement in itors. Jerry got all decked out for by registration and a business meet the Mill City theatre the Mill City graduation. ing. A pot-luck luncheon was served SPRAY OR BRUSH Most spiders have eight eyes ar- Charles Ball sprained his back last high school freshman class is holding to some 200 persons. ranged in rows across the head. Saturday while loading sacks of feed a reception in the Mill City high In the afternoon a variety program GET YOUR FREE ESTIMATE NOW FOR was given by girls from Scio high school recreation room for the gradu- into his truck. He is reported as being much improved now. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DEC ORATING school and a Junior Garden club group. ated seniors. Mrs. Gordon Kay and infant daugh The Mill City high school class of This was followed by a talk concern ing Primroses by Mrs. Florence Levy 1951 is composed of Wilma Lou Jull, ter, Linda Diane, are at the Arlo Tuers of Gresham. Mrs. W. G. Stelbuacker, Susan Elizabeth Mikkelsen. Verl Arlen home following their return from the out-going vice president in the dis- Moberg, George Lee Neal, Anna Mae Salem Memorial hospital, Thursday. PHONE 3215 Box 607. Mill City Martin E. Jepsen Wednesday filed H. F. HINCH. Prop. EVENINGS 1952 trict, introduced her successor M rs. Nelson, Josephine Roy, Marlene the assumed business name, Cafe Mar Imelda Tickle, and Wanda Pearl Van Byron Bradshaw of Albany. Attending from Mill City were Mrs. dermeer. Their class motto is “Ambi Dean, for their Mill City restaurant. “JUST GOOD Ernest Podrabsky, Mrs. Joe Fencl, tion has no rest”; class colors, blue FOOD” CARD OF THANKS Mrs. W. R. Oimstead, Mrs. W. W. and white; and class flower, white We wish to thank all our neigh Heller, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morris, Mrs. carnations. bors and friends for the kindness Jennie Davis, Mrs. H. D. Pound, Mrs. IDANHA. OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Le Cours and offered during the illness and loss of Charles Dolezal, Mrs. Ed. Cooke, Mrs. Hiway 222 James Swan. Mrs. James Rose, Mrs. son were in McMinnville on business our mother and grandmother, Nancy Louise Pennick. Fred Grimes, and Mrs. A. N. Robison. and pleasure over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. WM. PENNICK PATSY and BILLY. 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