5—THE MIEI. CITY ENTERPRISE
July 12. 1951
FEMME PAGE
Presbyterian Women
Honor Mrs. Hawkins
The missionary society of the Mill
City Presbyterian church entertained
in the home of the R. L. Fausts, Wed­
nesday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. A.
Hawkins, a former resident of Mill
City who since has moved to Silverton.
A pleasant afternoon was spent in
visiting. The hostess, Mrs. R. L.
Faust, assisted by Mrs. Edna Ross
served a light lunch to those present.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
the Faust home were Mrs. Hawkins
and daughter, Mrs. C. Read, of Sil­
verton, Mrs. Otto Witt, Mrs. W. Allen,
Mrs. Gertrude Mason, Mrs. L. Hatha­
way, Mrs. Lettie Swan. Mrs. H.
Schroeder, Mrs. C. Rogers, Mrs. Mary
Kelly’ and Mrs. C. E. Mason.
Mrs. Hawkins was presented with a
Bible gift by the missionary society.
M rs. Bertha Vanderhoff reached
I into the quasi-celestial for the angel
food cake, whipped cream pineapple
and coffee, she, as hostess of the Gates
MISS BOOKER'S TROTH TOLD
Lucky Twelve today, placed before
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Booker of her guests for their enjoyment.
Arlington, Washington, former resi­
Mrs. Rose Haywood immediately
dents of Detroit, announce the engage­ began piling up wonderful scores after
ment of their daughter, Lorraine, to the pinochle play got underway. The
Mr. Robert Cavanaugh of Arlington, afternoon’s totals of other players
Washington.
proved that she had a rough go in
The wedding will takeplace at Dar­ winning the first prize provided by
rington, Washington, this month.
hostess Vanderhoff.
Mrs. Hazel
Irwin bobbed up for the first time
with the floating pinochle prize. Mrs.
Marvin Keen was placated by the
presentation to her of the second
prize.
Gates Lucky Twelve felt the oc-
casion warranted it, so they did it.
They named Marcie Peterson "Chief
Horn-swoggler” of Gates Lucky
Twelve Pinochle club.
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Miss Anna Mae Nelsons engagement
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the so nof Robert McClintock. No
information on the wedding date is
available.
(Photo courtesy The Statesman)
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Visiting at the Christian Church
parsonage last week were Mrs. Jull’s
brother, Herbert E. Whitaker, his wife,
and his daughter, Nancy, of Billings,
Montana.
Mrs. Edna McCreary this week had
as her guests in her Ocean Park,
Washington, beach house Mrs. Don
Peterson and daughters, Diane, Sylvia,
and Susan. The party left Sunday
afternoon and returned Tuesday eve-
ing via the new ferry at Astoria.
Some of the group’s time while at
the beach was spent in digging clams
on the beach.
The Harold Wiltses, “Dub” Sewarts,
Arlo Tuers’s and Burnett Coles were
coast visitors Saturday’ night and Sun­
day. The men of the group, who are
Mill City Volunteer Firemen, played
softball with a coast town team Sun­
day.
The George Vetetoes visited the
eastern Oregon rock gardens last
Sunday.
Mrs. Dolores McClain, former
beauty operator in Shirley’s Beauty
Shop, left for Portland, Saturday.
The Don Jenkins and Wilbur Mien-
ert families visited the Washington
Coast this week.
Sunday morning at 4 a.m. Harry
White, Ronald Ragsdale, and Charles
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GATES, ORE.
By REBA D. SNYDER
Cooler weather and a little moisture
last week allowed mill workers and
loggers back on the job. A full day
Monday, the first time in a long time,
but it was short lived. The mills were
down for low humidity at noon Tues­
day.
Word has been received by friends
that Lon Everly is stationed in Hawaii
and Mrs. Everly and Vougn will join
him there in the near future. Everly
is in Navy aviation.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Tucker and Jon
have just returned from a ten day trip
into Canada. Tucker reported seeing
“lakes and more lakes” and beautiful
scenery.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morland and
children of Dallas, were guests the
past weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hiebert and family.
Nancy and Shirley Ramsay and
Karen Phillips of Mongold and Sally
New and Becky Stoll of Idanha went
to Silver Falls Girl Scout camp last
Sunday for a week’s stay.
Mrs.
Perry Dibblee of Mongold went as
camp counsoler.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon spent
the weekend in Portland with rel­
atives.
Boy Scouts of Troop 43 were dis-
oppointed Monday night when they
went to Breitenbush for a swimming
lesson and found the pool in the pro­
cess of being cleaned.
I
Thrills and Chills
For Everyone at the
'Swede' Ralston Airshow
2 P.M.
3d Annual Aviation Day
Golden went to Mt. Jefferson and
came home Monday.
Now is the time for a plug for
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Mill (ity s pretty Queen candidate
!
present
ideal flying weather holds.
for the Third Annual Aviation Day.
Mill ( ity’s Princess, Miss Carol Jane The public is invited to this Breakfast
FRID
and SATURDAY
Blazek, is a fine worker and a pretty I Hop, but the breakfast itself is re­
i young lady. She deserves every con­ served for the Sportsmen Pilots.
WENDELL t OREY and
sideration this community can extend ’ Observers of the other breakfast hops
ELLEN DREW in
report it is a grand experience watch­
to her.
ing the dozens of planes land and then
Mr. and Mrs Ted Dorothy, former taxi to their parking places in a
well known Mill City residents think neat and orderly manner.
so much of Aviation Day that they
In Technicolor
have traveled from Dayton, Wyoming,
just for this occasion and the oppor­ gentle reminder be ended here to the
tunity it offers for meeting their effect that the Firemen certainly
SUNDAY and MONDAY
many friends in this community. would like those bothersome news­
GENE TIERNEY,
They are guests of the “Tex” Blazeks papers, magazines, and waste-paper
JOHN LUND and
in general. Big batches, now bundled
and Byron Davises.
THELMA RITTER
will be picked up within a short time
Thinking along the same lines as without
in
waiting for the deadline,
the Dorothys are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sunday, July
29.
Hanft of Dayton, Wyoming, also. The
The Mating Season
Hanfts drove into Mill City Wednesday
Coined» Hit of the Year—
More than 23 million acres of wood-
night last week. With the Hanfts is
Don't Miss It!
Mrs. Freda Short of Flint, Michigan, la1 1 are certified under the American i
who, together with them, will take in Farm System to grow trees as a farm
Aviation Day, Sunday. This group crop.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
also are the guests of the Byron
Hl M PH REY Boti ART
Davises and “Tex" Blazeks.
The John Muirs were present in
Portland for one of Tommy Dorsey's
performances, Saturday evening. They
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stayed over in Portland and the next
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day attended the North Dakota picnic
SHOE REPAIRS
at Jar.tzen Beach, Sunday. Terry
Muir remained m Portland for'a
week's visit with his aunt and uncle,
THIRSDAY
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Digerness.
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The Charles Powelson family spent
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and ROBERT RYAN in
the weekend with Mr. Powelson’s
mother and sister who live at Gleneden
Beach.
Guests in the Rev. Bill Turnbull
home are Reverend Turnbull's brother,
Bob Turnbull, who is an Assembly of
God missionary to Haiti, Dominican
■
Republic. Others visiting in the Rev.
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
CHARLES VMPHRESS, Prop.
Turnbull home are Bob’s wife and son
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and the Reverend’s parents, who live
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter, Mrs.
Clyde Golden and son, David, attended
the all-day annual oldtimers picnic at
Amity, Sunday. Mrs. Carter was
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born and reared in the Amity area.
The Christian Woman’s Fellowship
met Wednesday at the parsonage.
Mrs. Jull was the hostess and program
leader for the meeting. Mrs. George
Flook led the devotions. The lesson
study was “Christian Missions in
Japan and Korea”.
The Sonny Nelsons plan making
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their home here. Mr. Nelson is pres­
Mill City
Stayton
ently employed at the Detroit Dam.
Phone 3215
Phone 2484
The Arthur Chases have just re­
turned from a vacation touching spots
in Missouri, Kansas, and Montana.
They visited Mr. Roy Foss in Carthage,
Missouri, and in Wichita, Kansas,
Mr. Chase's sister. They attended a
Chase family re-union in Bridger,
Montana, where Mr. Chase’s father
lives.
Bill Stewart, chairman of the Mill
City Volunteer Firemen’s waste-paper
drive, Sunday, July 29, wishes that a
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