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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE October 25. 1351 MILL CITY FEMME PAG Autumn’s Spirit Touches Gates Lucky Twelvers & Pop's”. All week he has been having the hand attended by a doctor. Frank Carter returned this week There will be a masked costume from a pheasant hunt in the Vale area. and hardtime party at the American He reports medium success in down Legion hall, Saturday evening, Oct. 27, ing a supply of pheasants. at 8:30 p.m. All I ■egionaires, their Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dolezal and wives, auxiliary members and their ¡family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Metcalf husbands are cordially invited, as are (and family were Sunday guests of prospective members. A membership j their parents the Chas. Dolezals. Mrs. drive is underway. The hope is that Obergaard of Salem was an additional the quota can be reached by Armistice I guest. I»ay. Entertainment will consist of Mrs. Ruth \\ itt is ill in a Salem bingo, cards and dancing. Prizes w ill hospital this week. be given. Mrs. Dolores Stewart, enter Mrs. R. I.. Faust returned home tainment chairman for the auxiliary is in charge of the Halloween party. Tuesday after spending a few days Refreshments will be served to the in Good Samaritan hospital in Port land. Halloween celebrants. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Flanders of John Cantillon, CBI first aidman, entered the Veterans' hospital in Port- Lincold, Minn., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Greene. land for surgery this week. The Flanders plan visiting California RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open before returning to Minnesota. Sundays and evenings, flowers tele- Mr. and Mrs. IL I). Pound has as graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays, planters, pot plants, corsages, wed their guests for a few days and over dings. also shrubs and landscaping. the weekend Mrs. A. T. Pederson, 319 \\ Washington, Stayton. Phone McMinnville, and Mrs. W. G. Lavin- 3684. 42tf der. South Bend, Wash. Miss Mary Ann Hoffman, daughter ! The Charles Umphresses attended of the Russell Hoffmans, celebrated the funeral in Corvallis of a close her birthday, Wednesday. Many of friend, Mrs. Elaine Thurman. her friends helped mark the happy Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Turnbull were event. Brooks visitors, Wednesday. Mrs. D. W. Thompson and son, \ erne Shaw celebrated his birthday, Roger, returned to their home at Thursday by enjoying a dinner in his Hoopa, Calif., after spending the week honor given by his parents, the Elmer . with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank | Shaws. i Jackson. The (ierald Vintons are the pleased Mrs. C. A. Bruder is visiting her possessors of a 1951 Ford, purchased daughter and family at Scotts Mills. | from Herrold-Philippi via “Chuck” She reports her young grandson is I Lovell. improving since his serious illness. Mr. and Mrs, E. Calkins and son Sir. and Mrs. James B. Smith, new- spent Tuesday in Salem. i lyweds of Pasco, Wash., were dinner Dewey Flatmau burned his left hand gubsts of the Don Petersons, Friday. while cooking in his restaurant, “Mom | Smith once was the capable and genial ¡editor of the Enterprise. Jim and his I wife, Marie, were returning from a j honeymoon trip to southern Oregon. Jim is on the staff of the Tri-City Herald, a bustling Washington daily newspaper. Miss Albright Wins Coloring Contest The gentle mellowness of autumn's spirit and the gusty recognition of "Alice in Wonderland” coloring that season, Halloween, dominated contest results announced at the the scene of today’s meeting of Gates I children ’s matinee in the Mill City Lucky Twelve pinochle club. Mrs. Theatre last Saturday placed Jean Wilson, as hostess, was the arch Ila Mae Albright in first place. Miss itect and creator of the pre-Halloween Albright, age 10, received the Miss first celebration motif. prize, a wrist watch. Mrs. Hazel Irwin found the after Second place prize, a flashlight, noon a rewarding one, since she won went to Tommy Hautala, age nine. first prize. Mrs. Violet Keen also There was a tie for third place. reversed the trend of Halloween by Patrick Thomas, age 10, of Gates and receiving the pinochle prize. Evil s Miss Linda Lee Herman, age nine, Miss Jean Alene Oliver is the hride- luck struck Mrs. Milly Wood, how- I each were given third place prizes of elect of Gilbert 1-ee Smith. Miss ever; she ended the day with the j a ball-point fountain pen. Charlie Oliver is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lowest score and the accompanying Stewart, age six, and Eric Hautala, Clyde Oliver of Gates. Smith is the prize. age six, tied for the prize in the four son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith of Hostess Wilson warmed her guests’ | to six age group; each contestant was Glen Lyn, Virginia. The engagement spirits by serving them chili and given a billfold. of Miss Oliver and Smith was an coffee, for the traditional one-thirty Total contestants numbered 24. nounced recently.—(Photo courtesy ot luncheon. All entries were excellent and judging the Capital Journal) was difficult. Contestants not winning main i prizes were given honorable mention and each was presented with an “Alice in Wonderland” comic book as a re ward for his efforts. Next big event at the Mill City Detroit — North Santiam Willing Theatre children’s matinee will be a Workers club met at the home of Opal ......and rightly ¿o Halloween costume contest, this Sat White in Detroit last Wednesday urday, Oct. 27. This fun contest afternoon. In the absence of the presi celebrates the approach of Halloween, dent, Mrs. Verne Morgan, Mrs. Frank Wednesday, Oct. 31. New- presided at the meeting. Children appearing in appropriate Business for the afternoon included For Guaranteed Cleaning costumes will be eligible for judging; a discussion as to just what project and prizes will be awarded for the the club might adopt for added inter it’s the i best costumes. All contestants will est. Mrs. New announced that she be rewarded. had made an effort to contact the In addition to the costume contest, red cross or civilian defense co-ord there will be birthday cake, three inator but to date had no reply from cartoons, serial, three stooges comedy, these regarding either a first aid and a dandy feature picture. class of some civilian defense project. 24-HOUR SERVICE The topic for relief of some sort Mill City Miss Patsy Pennick celebrated her for Korean orphans was discussed and birthday with nine guests last Satur it was decided the club should make Closes at 6 P.M. day by a theatre party and ice cream some pieced comforters lined with and cake at Muir’s bakery. flannel or some other warm material for them. It was suggested that the club might co-operate with the Canyon aid in using for this purpose any clothing for which they had no use. “Each member should bring some materials to the next meeting which will be the first Wednesday in Novem ber,” Mrs. New reminded. Refreshments were served by the hostess to the following guests, Mrs. Georgia New, Mrs. Pearl Giebler, Mrs. Betty Pittam, Mrs. Marie Rone, Mrs. Edna Gordon, Mrs. George Barney, and to three guests. Mrs. Jess Brown, Mrs. Chester Boyle and Mrs. Stanley Regular Price $399.95 White. N. Santiam Workers Sew for Koreans NU-METHOD COMPOUNDED W,,H CARE • Every prescription en trusted to us is compounded as though our reputation rested upon the accuracy and quality of that prescription alone. And it does! That is why we use only fresh, potent drugs; double check every step for accuracy. If you seek prescriptions com pounded with the utmost care, we invite your patronage. Youngstown Electric Automatic Dishwasher SPECIAL PRICE $299 95 With Your Old Sink 42 Inch Standard Right or Left Hand, Reg. $89.50 Youngstown Kitehenaider SPECIAL PRICE $6995 ,9 ft. Zenith Refrigerator Regular Price $269.95 SPECIAL PRICE $20995 HILL TOP GENERAL STORE ALBERT TOMAN, Prop. OPEN DAILY from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. OPEN SUNDAYS from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Grocery Department Only WE DELIVER MILL CITY Capital Drug Co. Salem - RELIABLE* Fox Valley Mrs. Mervin Knox took her daugh ter, Sandra, Jeanette Huffman, Lynn Rodish and David Schiewek to Leba non for a skating party, Saturday evening. Monroe Walker got his buck while driving home from work Saturday. Mrs. Vernon Kruse returned home from the hospital where she has been confined the past ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott and family moved their trailer house to Mill City, Wednesday evening. Peggy Watcher of Stayton was an overnight guest of Pauline Schiewek last Wedne-day. The Santiam chapel holding church services in the old Lyons school house is giving a party for their Sunday school members Friday night. Mrs. James Lande returned home from a trip to California where she . visited relatives. Mrs. Leo Bowers, daughters Susie and Joanne spent the weekend at the I home of her mother. The Girl Scouts are planning a ' Halloween party for Oct. 31. Marie Therese, infant daughter of j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fromherz, was I baptized Sunday at Sublimity. Rev. ■ Fr. Seherbring officiated and spon- i Jsors were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mauer ' of Silverton. PRESCRIPTIONS ASTHMA Don't let coughing, wheezing,, recurring at tacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and energy without trying MENDACO, which works thru the blood to reach bronchial tubes and lungs. Usually helps nature quickly remove thick, sticky mucus. Thus alleviates coughing and aids freer breathing and better sleep. Oet MENDACO from druggist. Satis faction or money back guaranteed. ELKHORN I TRUE! THRILLING! TERRIFIC! ♦ ♦ ♦ TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Hair Raising Halloween Feature! ♦ Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man Till RS.. FRl. „nd SATURDAY YVONNE DeCAR LO in River Lady ♦ — Plus — JUDY CANOVA and JOE E. BROWN in ♦ Joan of Ozark ♦ ♦ Kid’s Club Matinee 2:00 p.m. — Also — Ml’IR’S “Cake of the Week” Birthday Cake for: ) ronne Dickie. Danny Hayward, Mary Ann Hoffman, Rodney Syveraon and Sandra Thomas ♦ ♦ AT THE SANTIAM VALLEY GRANGE HALL IblOS r EVERY Saturday Night Music By STUBBY MILLS ORCHESTRA AT 1 Gates General Store Furnish Your Table with £ Glowing With Color! Bright New Designs in FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Christmas Gift Dressings Paper, Ribbon, Seals, and Tags in matching ensembles from our Vegetable Cooler READY NOW AT « EDWARD WILLIAMS Gates General Store "The Home of Hallmark Cards" 330 Court Street Salem, Ore. n ♦ : By ELSIE MYERS Mrs. Paul Payton and Mrs. Helen Layton of Salem spent several days at the old Payton place recently hunting but reported no luck. Mr. Fred Longnecker of Silverton, Doors open at 7:20 P.M. spent the weekend at the home of his Complete show can be seen any brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. time up to 8:30 Carl Longnecker. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett returned Wednesday from an unsuccessful eastern Oregon hunting trip. Shortly HEMORRHOIDS after setting up camp near Whittier, (Piles) Mr. W. A. Billington, who had ac- I companied them, became ill and they FISSURE — FISTULA were forced to return home. ABSCESS — PROLAPSE Mr. and Mrs. Louie Ray and sons, and other Rectal Disorders Alvin and Allen, spent the weekend at Prineville at the home of Mrs. No Hospitalization | Nina Peterson. Mrs. Ray and Mrs. [ Peterson are sisters. Returning Dr. R. REYNOLDS CLINIC ! home they ran into quite a little snow. Rectal Specialist Spending Wednesday at the Ike Naturopathic Physician Myers’ home were Mr. and Mrs. Rus- 1144 Center St. SALEM, ORE. I sell Smith of Salem. Mrs. Roberta Longnecker spent from Sunday through Thursday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Payton in Salem. Mr. Bill Bickett has been confined to his home for several days with a case of the flu. : Public Dance i SI Xl>and MONDAY