5—THE Mil.I. CITY ENTERPRISE
December 13. 1951
FEMME PAGE
local O.E.S. Holds
[ventful Session
Mrs. Doreen Fowler Has
Pinochle Hostess Spot
It was an eventful meeting for
Marilyn Chapter No. 145 O.E.S., Mon­
day night, Dec. 10, in the Mill City
I.O.O.F. hall. Degrees were conferred
and an election of officers held.
Degrees were conferred on Nancy
Haseman and Monroe and Roberta
Ray. These persons were presented
pins by their respective parents. A
beautiful floral degree was put on in
honor of Lois Scott, worthy matron;
and Floyd Johnson, worthy patron.
Marilyn Chapter, O.E.S., election
results indicated that Halle Toman
was elected worthy matron for the
ensuing year.
Wilson Stevens was
chosen, worthy patron; Laurell John­
son, associate matron; George Huff­
man, asociate patron; Betty Tinney,
conductress: and Stella Kay, associate
conductress.
Refreshments were served after the
business part of the meeting by the
men. Wilson Stevens had charge of
the committee.
Installation of the newly elected
O.E.S. officers will be January 7, 1952.
The public is invited to this colorful
ceremony.
Mrs. Doreen Fowler ushered in the
pre-holiday sitting of Gates Lucky
Twelve pinochle club. Hostess Fowler
served her guests a dessert lunch of
tasty sandwiches and salad, this
Thursday.
Mrs. Inez Teal played handsomely
and was rewarded by having first
prize presented to her. Distributing
the traveling and second prizes was
no trouble since Mrs. Rosella Hay­
wood received both.
Fox Valley
Mari-Linn School
Presents Pageant
iimumUi
Sl Nil \Y and MONI» \Y
Lyons—The Christma* pageant,
I “Christmas Around the World” will
I be presented Friday evening. Dec. 21,
at 7:30 p.m. by the pupils of the Mari-
Linn school in the r.ew gymnasium.
“Christmas Around The World” de­
picting Christmas in seven countries
was written by members of the teach­
ing staff, especially adapted for the
occasion. The seven countries in-
elude:
Scene 1 Holland, directed by Katie
Skinllings; Scene 2 —Mexico, directed
by Hazel Wirth; Scene 3—England,
directed by Norma Miller; Scene 4—
France, directed by Thomas Putman;
Scene 5—Ireland, directed by Ralph
Hurst; Scene 6-—Germany, directed by
Elva Kuiken; Scene 7--America; di­
rected by Ivan Smith.
The complete program is diected by
Miss Vivian Boyce musical instructor
of the Mari-Linn school with Mrs.
Martha Poole as accompanist. In
addition to the pageant an upper
grade and lower grade choir will add
to the program. Also new on the
program this year will be a number by
the pre-school children.
G \R\ COOPER and
J \ NE GREER
Navy Now
Passage West
In Technicolor
THURSDAY. FRID LY
Mrs .Merwyn Knox, with Mrs. Keith
and SATURDAY
Phillips of Mehama attended the an­
nual Turkey exhibition at McMinnville
GALE STORM
Friday afternoon.
and
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Rodich were
DAN DURYEA
Saturday night and Sunday visitors
in
at the P. W. Rodich home. The young
AL JENNINGS OF
folks are students at Corvallis and
Mill City wedding ceremony—Miss Josephine Roy became the bride of
OKLAHOMA
Eugene. Mrs. Rodich is at Oregon
SFt Farrell C. Ball in Mill City recently. Mrs. Ball’s parents are Mr.
In Technicolor
State college and her husband is tak­
and Mrs. B. A. Roy of Mill City. Mrs. Pearl Richardson of Pendleton is
— Plus —
ing a special music course at Eugene.
the mother of the groom. Sgt. Ball' is stationed at Fort Ord, Calif.
JUDY CANOVA
Mrs. Carl Searcy and three sons of
(Photo courtesy of the Capital Journal and Robert Veness)
in
Turner were Saturday callers at the
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Powers home.
LOUISIANA
The meeting concluded ,
Schafer of I^iconibe were also guests
Mrs. Trahan spent Thursday after­ arranged.
HAYRIDE
, with dances by Barabara Bauer and
in the Jenkins home.
noon with Mrs. P. W. Rodich.
|
Lynn
Steiner.
Dances
included
“
The
The Brown family, who lost all their
The "Gifts to the Yanks That Gave"
Kids Club Saturday
The Christian Church Bible school
household goods and clothing when Millitaire”, “The Hop Double Double"
Matinee 2:00 P.M.
and "The Hokey Pokey” with the Cubs I will present the annual Christmas pro­ campaign was a success thanks to
their home burned last week are badly
you.
< IIRISTM \S PAR HI
participating
in
the
Hokey
Pokey
the
gram
Sunday
evening,
Dec.
23
at
7:30
in need of clothing, bedding, etc. They
Rev. Earl Books of Albany was a
FREE BIKE
Lyons—Mrs. Alice Huber was
have two small children, a hoy three first time and the parents the second o’clock. The free-will offering will be guest of the Wm. Turnbulls this week.
FREE PRESENTS TO ALL
hostess for the regular monthly meet­
time.
sent to the Northwestern Christian
and a girl one year old. Any one
Mr. and Mrs. Oral Williams of
ing of the teachers of the Mari-Linn
Remember the January Pack meet­ Home for Aged at Beaverton, unless
— Also —
who has such articles to spare will
Ocean Lake spent the past weekend
school at her home Monday evening,
ing,
January
28,
and
the
date
for
designated to the Turner Memorial
be helping a worthy cause.
Mrs.
Ml
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’
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“Cake of the Meek”
at the John Swan home.
Dec. 10th at 7:30 p.m.
Brown barely had time to get her chil­ achievement qualifications of January Home.
Birthday
Cake for:
The
Cleaners
will
Nu-Method
be
Thomas Putman, prtncipal, called dren out, when she discovered the 18th. Parents are urged to encourage
Mrs. Frank Stovall visited her
closed, Monday, Dec. 24, and 31, to
the meeting to order for a short busi­ house was on fire. There was no in­ and assist their young Cubs in ac­ mother in Portland this past week.
Kayron Biger. Harlan Carliss
ness session. He also gave a report surance on the furniture or clothing. complishing these requirements a-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rogers had as take advantage of the holidays.
and Linda Donaldson
Andy Spriggs at the Barbecue in
on Miss Irene Halbergs visit to the It was also reported the owner of the shown in their handbooks, presented their guest one day this week, their
Mehama
was
taken
to
a
Salem
hos-
school.
son Clyde M. Rogers of Roseburg.
house had no coverage on the building. by the Pack to each Cub.
Poors open at 7:20 P.M.
The date for the school Christmas
George Berry is very ill at his home. pital this week. A broken arm re­
The mills were idle part-time last
Complete show can be seen any
program was announced for Dec. 21, week on account of power outages
He is being cared for by Mr. and vealed a cancerous condition of the
time up to 8:30
tarm bone,
Amputation of the arm
at 7:30 p.m. in the new gymnasium. during several days, caused by the
Mrs. Wm. McCoy.
may
be
necessary.
A beautiful Christmas tree and high wind and stormy weather visit­
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bayliss of Stan­
Miss Wilma May Howe, former stu­
other holiday decorations decked the ing this section.
field were Mill City visitors this week.
»
living room for the gift exchange that
They were guests in the home of their dent in the local school became the
Hugh Johnston is building a new
bride of Reud G. Phillips in Roseburg
followed the meeting, after which truck shed. Jim Lande is doing the ♦
-on, Wm, Bayliss.
WE ARE PLEASED
mince pie and coffee was served.
The local l.egionaires and Auxiliary recently. The bride is the daughter
carpenter work.
The building has
Those attending included Mr. and i concrete floor and foundation. It will
are having a Christmas pot-luck and of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Howe of
TO SERVE YOU!
Mrs. Thomas Putman. Mr. and Mrs. be large enough to provide cover for
party, Sunday, Dec. 16, at 4:30 p.m., Roseburg. Phillips is the son of Mr.
IGNITION and CARBURETION
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Phillips
of
Pasco,
Wn,
Ivan Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe five trucks and trailers.
at the Legion hall. All l.egionaires
We hope you are pleased
Poole, Mrs. Elva Kuiken, Mrs. Hazel
and veterans and their families are The couple will live in Pasco.
with our service.
VOLTAGE REGULATORS
Wirth, Ralph Hurst, Gladys Hurst,
invited. Instructions are: bring a hot
GENERATOR
REPAIRS
t
Vivian Boyce, Norma Miller, Mr. and
dish or a salad and each member of
Mrs. Fred Skillings and Mrs. Alice
the family should bring a gift not
Huber. Miss Boyce and Miss Miller
exceeding 25c in value for Santa’s
A DAUGHTER— To Mr. and Mrs.
assisted Mrs. Huber.
■ gift event. The Legion will furnish
Alva Drew, Lyons, Dec. 7, at Salem
I the turkey for the big party.
Memorial hospital.
Mill City
Mrs. Julia Stoffel and daughter,
ja
m
A SON—To Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mrs. Verna Hunziker of Portland,
Budlong, Mill City, Dec. 9. at Salem
were visitors in the Richard and Oscar
Memorial hospital.
Nystrom home in Niagara this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Preston from I
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Lebanon came up to visit Mr. and I
Mrs. Ernest Brown over the week- j
end.
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The Ivan Haney family are spend­
ing the holidays in Los Angeles. Calif.,
with Mrs. Haney’s mother.
Al Molnar took his physical for
return to th« Army this week. Mol­
nar is in the Army Reserves, He has
six years in the regular army and
MILK
six years in the Reserves.
Molnar
holds the rank of technical sergeant.
CREAM
RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open I
BUTTER
Sundays and evenings, flowers tele­
¿Mobilhedt
graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays,
3-F-22
CHEESE
planters, pot plants, corsages, wed
ICE CREAM
dings, also shrubs and landscaping. I
WELZ MOBILGAS
319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone I
(ARDS and GIFT DRESSINGS
RM.
I2tf I
Sublimity
Lev. Wm. Turnbull and Shelby Um-
or
phress visited Brooks on business this
week.
HATHAWAY GARAGE
Clarence Zigler and family of ,
Phone 3202, Mill City
Wheeler visited the Chas. Umphress
Phone Salem. 3-9205
family last weekend. Mrs. Zigler is
2135 Fairgrounds Rd.. SALEM
Mrs. Umphress’ sister.
Irene O’Leary
Jim O’Lea rv
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Neal of Bandon I I
were visitors at the Delbert Jenkins I
home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Glen fr
Cub Pack Meeting**
MILL CITY
Mrs. Alice Huber Hosts
Monthly Teacher Party
In-The-Car
Crankshaft
Grinding
lust Arrived
:
'MÄSTW
¡Heidt’s Auto
Mom's and Pop's
CAFE
-fftcAh W L;
! Dolls and Buggies
MAYFLOWER MsT/ko
:
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Good assortment of toys
and other gift items
for all ayes
!
!
MILL CITY VARIETY
Announcing Opening
of
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three m
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COFFEE SHOP
the Beautiful
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NO HOLES TO DRILL—pressure inside fire­
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, . . in your present home or your next one.
Safe for the children, too. Meyerscreen is
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available as shown, or in ‘ Modern;" both
THIEL’S STORE
with or without tools.
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Lyons, Oregon
Frozen Food Lockers
Chevron Gasoline
YOUR MtYtRSCRttN
IS INSTRUID
Layaway Now for
Christina
Elfstrom Co
Shop Mondays and Fridays "Til 9 P.M.
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