5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
February 7. 1952
FEMME PAGE
Miss Mikkelsen Honored
At University of Oregon
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Mi. and Mrs. Lee Donaldson have
University of Oregon. Eugene, | moved to California this week. Mr.
(Special)—Sue Elizabeth Mikkelsen, Donaldson will be with the Kaiser
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald M. | Permanent« Cement company near
Mikkelsen, Mill City, was one of San Jose. As soon as they secure
fifty-four freshman women invited to housing they will let their many
Motar Board’s annual Smarty party friends know their address. Mrs.
nich was scheduled for 6:30 p.ir Donaldson has been very active in the
Wed. night in Alumni hall, Gerlinger. PTA and women's organizations while
The party is held in honor of all here in Mill City.
The Mother’s March on polio
Mill City P.T.A. will meet in the
collected $198.81 during the porch high school recreation room, Wednes­ freshman women who earned a GPA
Mrs. Harold Pound spent the week­
light hour on January 31. Since that day, Feb. 13, 8 p.m. The PTA cele­ of 3.00 or more fall term. Miss Mik­ end in Eugene with her sister.
time several people who were not brates its 55th birthday this month kelsen is a freshman in liberal arts.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McClain enter-
able to be home have sent in contri­ and past presidents of the local organ­
tained Dr. and M rs. Body of Salem
butions asking that it be credited to ization will be honored. There will be
Wednesday.
the Mother’s March fund. This special singing and a film on mar-
Bob Drew, who has been working
brings the total up to $218.31.
in Independence returned home today.
raige will be shown with Mr. Hugh
The 55 Oman’s club, who sponsored Jull, minister of the Christian church,
He was rained out of the hop fields
the Mill Citv Mother’s March wish to leading the discussion.
where he was working.
Homemakers can spruce up their
thank the Camp Fire and Blue Bird
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett enter­
The hostesses this time are the
Girls and the mothers participating. 3rd grade mothers with Mrs. Mel­ homes for spring with the help of a tained Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw and
bulletin
on
making
drapes
just
issued
As well as all those who contributed, vin Foster and Mrs. Howard Bair in
son, Craig, at dinner last Friday
by Oregon State college.
the following mothers were divided charge.
evening on the occassion of Mrs.
“Make Your Own Draperies,” ex­
into teams of two with each team ac­
Everyone is cordially invited to tension bulletin 721, points out that Shaw's birthday.
companied by from four to six Camp attend.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Shepard of
fabrics do much to create the mood Salem were visitors at the Lee Bas­
Fire or Blue Bird Girls: Mesdames
of a room, and can tie the decorative sett home for dinner. The Shepards
Lee Pinkston, Courtney Rue, Bob
scheme of the room together through are the parents of Mrs. Bassett.
Trask, Earl Nelson, Kenneth Biggers,
color. texture and design. Mrs.
Roy Kendler, Ray Steiner, H. M. Agee,
Bob Hill played hooky from his
Myrtle Carter, extension home furn- place at the bank last Tuesday when
Floyd Jones. Don Jenkins, J. C. Wolfe,
ishings specialist, is author.
he spent the day in Salem on business.
Jess Lee, James Barton, John Pero-
I
goy, Ray E. Walker. Shields Remine,
The bulletin explains how to meas­
On Sunday, Feb. 3, Mrs. Elmer
The regular meeting of the Santiam
Arey Podrabsky, Melbourne Rambo, Rebekah lodge No. 166 voted last, ure for drapes, what materials are Shaw entertained her daughter-in-
Charles Kelly, and Charles Harman, Wednesday evening to purchase 40- needed, and various ways drapes can law, Mrs, Verne Shaw, at a birthday
who was also the chairman.
year veteran jewels for all members be hung. A number of easy-to-fol- dinner celebration. Present also were
of 40 years or more membership, low illustrations demonstrate each Verne Shaw and their son, Craig, and
according to Mrs. Julia Bassett, noble step in making several types of Elmer Shaw.
WEDDING ANNOI NCEMENTS
grand. Mrs. Bessett was assisted drapes, including pleated, traverse,
RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open
at The Mill City Enterprise
Instruc- Sundays and evenings, flowers tele­
in conducting the meeting by Mrs. and festooned draperies,
tions are also given for making val­ graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays,
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Ida Plymale, vice grand.
Mrs. Mattie Root of Willard Re­ ances and cornice boards.
planters, pot plants, corsages, wed­
Free copies of this new bulletin dings, also shrubs and landscaping.
bekah lodge of Ladysmith, Wise.,
was a guest of the lodge, Mrs. Root are available at county extension 319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone
is the mother of Mrs. Ed. Kadin of offices.
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Gates, where she has been visiting,
Friends of Mrs. Wilbur Memert
Refreshments were enjoyed by
surprised her with a no-host luncheon
those present served by the Gates
for her birthday when they called at
ladies
of
the
lodge.
With Your Pocketbook
her home and each presented handker­
chiefs as mementos of the day. Pres­
or Your Wife!
Mrs. Hazel Irwin delighted her ent were Mrs. Rose Daly, Mrs. Mabel
If you take her to
guests with a strawberry shortcake Bruder, Mrs. Stella Kay, Mrs. Elmer
and whipped cream luncheon before Shaw, Mrs. Ellen Kirk. Mrs. Verne
Nohlgren's in Salem
starting the afternoon of play at Shaw, and the honored guest. Mrs.
By MRS. EVA BRESSLER
for dinner next Sun.!
the Lucky Twelve party this after­ John Holman sent a handkerchief,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt went to noon in Gates where pinochle took but was unable to be present.
CHOICE OF
I Lebanon Sunday after his parents,
Mrs. Charles Harman. Mrs. H. M
the afternoon’s attention of the ladies.
| Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hiatt, who have
Agee, Robert Wingo and Rev, I>. W.
Bea
Granuke
stepped
in
and
took
, been at the home of their daughter,
Ferguson, members of the Community
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thoma, since first prize during the afternoon’s play chest board, met in Salem, last Tues­
after Christmas. They will stay at and Fay Verbeck succeeded in corral- day evening with the chest board for
With Dressing and
ing the pinochle prize. The gals have
the home of their son for awhile.
a business meeting. Plans wereYnade
Cranberry Sauce and
Mrs. Hershel Culwell entertained still got Toots Blazek hexed, because for next year and distribution of
she
sadly
carried
home
the
low
score
w ith a dinner at her home Wednesday
this year’s funds were made.
evening honoring their daughter. prize.
Mill City Toastmistress club will
Joyce, on her Sth birthday anniversary.
have charter night next Thursday
Covers were laid for the honored guest Workers were Mrs. Percy Hiatt evening, Feb. 14, with the Presby­
Joyce, Mrs. Sarah Weitman, Misses Mrs. Floyd Bassett, Mrs. Pat Lyons, terian Missionary society serving the
Maxine and Lilieth Weitman, Hugh Mrs. Wilson Stevens, Mrs. Keith banquet. Stayton and Albany clubs
Weitman. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weit­ Phillips, Mrs. Alice Huber and Bob have been invited to attend this formal
With E'calloped Potatoes
man and Larry, all of Aumsville; Mr. Walton. Mrs. Bressler wishes to meeting.
and Crab Apple
and Mrs. Elmer Culwell and Delmar, thank all her workers, also the ladies
A sock’ dance was enjoyed by stu­
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue, Mr. and who so generously donated the cakes. dents of the Gervais and Mill City
Mrs. Sam Culwell. Mr. and Mrs. Adell
Mrs. Monroe Walker was hostess high schools following the basketball
Hutchinson and Dean. Mr. and Mrs. to a group of relatives honoring her game last Friday evening.
1 Hershel Culwell, Thelma, Shirley and husband on his birthday anniversary,
GIVE HER FLOWERS for a Val­
Andrew, all of Lyons.
at ‘ their home Wednesday evening.
Albert Julian spent Monday and Pinochle furnished the entertainment. entine from Goode’s Flower Shop,
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Tuesday in McMinnville, where he at- Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Stayton.
Mrs. Cecil Lake spent the weekend
' tended the Western Oregon Livestock Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ramie Martell
The Lakes are
and son, Timothy, Mr. and Mrs. Loren at her home here.
i Association meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. William Titmos who Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Walker and living in Cutler City, where Mr. Lake
have been living at the Lyons Motel little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willard is employed. They plan to move to
I for some time moved this week to Chamberlain, Laurie, Linda and Mary, the coast city and will rent their home
1 Salem. Titmos was a worker at the all of Lyons, and Mrs. Gustersan and here.
Dick Morse was a visitor in the
Detroit dam until ill health forced son, Leroy, of Silverton.
I him to quit.
A pood crowd attended the turkey city today tending to business matters.
(Children Under 10—Just 44c)
Lyons was well represented at the dinner served by the adult class of the He is making his home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Epps were
March of Dimes benefit held at the Methodist Community Sunday school
Rebekah hall. Thursday evening, Jan. »•••1'1 at the community club house. business callers in Mill City Wednes­
31. Much merryment and laughter Sunday at 1 p.m., following the regu­ day. They are completing details of
was made during the “Community lar morning worship hour. Willard the sale of their furniture business to
| Cake Walk”. Proceeding the walk, Hartnell, teacher of the class, gave a Harold Cooper and Ray Pitsor, who
Ivan Smith from the Mari Linn school, reading on “Praver’ which he com­ will take over on February 11.
I). F. (Sandy) Myers is a resident
showed three reels of pictures, “Gay posed himself. Several hymns were
FAMOUS BUFFET
90’s Live Again", Bruins Great Adven­ surg with John
Prideaux leading. patient at the Veterans hospital in
With Mary Barton Playing
ture,” and “Oh My Aching Tooth.” A very good time was had by all. Livermore, Calif. Mr. Myers lived
Mrs. Clyde Bressler was general The dinner was served by the adult
Your Favorite Music on the
chairman and she was assisted by i class to their many friends and neigh-
Ham mono O rg a n
workers from the various organiza­ I hors of the community for a social
SUNDAYS from
tions, Faith Rebekah lodge, Santiam and fellowship hour.
Grange, Womens Society of Christian
Mrs. Orville Downing and Mrs. Bob
12 Noon to *■ P. M.
service, Lyons Garden club, St. Pat­ Carleton and Larry, were Thursday
WEEKDAYS
ricks Altar society. Home Extension . luncheon guests at the home of Mr.
11:30 A. M. to 8 30 P M
unit, and the Mari-Linn P.T.A. and Mrs. Duane Downing in Portland,
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Duane is a son of the Orville Down-
ings.
Mothers March On
Polio Nets $218
PTA Celebrates
55th Birthday
Drape Making Outlined
By O.S.C. Bulletin
Rebekahs Vote 40-Year
Jewels to Members
You Can't
Go Wrong!
Mr. Hazel Irwin Serves
Lucky Twelvers Lunch
LYONS
Roast Turkey
Swift's Premium
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Third Grade
Mrs. Dorothy, our teacher,
absent from class on Monday.
Monday evening at Blue Birds we
made lots of Y'alentines.
—Sylvia Peterson
Sixth Grade
The grade school played St. Mary’s
last Tuesday. St. Mary’s arrived late '
at the school gym. The Mill City I
grade players were Anthony Beery,
William Clark, Tony Boothby, Larry
Kanoff, Michael Lents, Ray Steiner.i
Arthur Cox, John Roten and Michael [
Mathany Mill City beat St. Mary's,
27 to 13. The one who made the I
most points was William Clark. He
made 21 points.
Leon McCall, Tony Boothby, Mike'
Peterson, John Cutsforth, and Marie
Hutherson were absent Monday from
school.— Michael Peterson.
The Boy Scouts held their meeting I
in the high school Wednesday night.
We planned for the rock clearing job
on the school grounds. We studied
the compass, All Scouts are to at-
tend their church this Sunday in
uniform to help celebrate Boy Scout
Week, “This is Boy Scout Week,
recognize them".
We do not have enough boys in the
scouts, it’s time to join, opportunities ;
galore. —Tony Boothby.
Seventh Grade
Last Thursday and Friday the 7th
graders conducted a candy and cooky
sale for the March of Dimes. We
raised $30 for the fund.
Last Friday the Mill City grade
school won over Sublimity, grade
school by a score of 49 to 19.
—Gregory Peterson
Eighth Grade
Norma Downer, Karen Andreason,
and Bob Stetner were absent from
school, but were present Wednesday
again.
The Mill City band played several
band numbers for the high school
game with Cascade.
A short meeting was held for the
Girl Scouts to talk about a party with
the Boy Scouts.
The grade school team played De­
troit on their floor, Friday night.
The scores will be announced in next
week’s edition of the Sth grade news.
—Barbara Podrabsky
SUNDAY and MONDAY
ESTHER 55 II.I.IA5IS and
RED SKELTON in
TEX AS CARNIV AL
In Technicolor
— Also — Featurette
THE GUEST
Tl ESI» 55 and WEDNESDAY
SUSAN HAY WARD and
DAN DAILEY
in
I Can Get It For
You Wholesale
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
RICHARD WIDM 5RK
in
RED SKIES OF
MONTANA
In Technicolor
— Added Attraction —
You'll Love It!
FUN AT THE ZOO
Kids Club Saturday
Matinee 2:00 P.M.
Red Ryder in
“Fighting Redhead”
In Color
— Also —
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Ml IR'S "Cake of the Week
Birthday Cake for:
Wayne LeCours, Shirley
Meeks, Dick Tickle and
Danny Bolding
♦
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
Complete show can be seen any
time up to 8:30
in Gates before moving to California.
Mrs. Myers informs us that he would
like to hear from his friends here.
Norman Marttala is enrolled at
the Le Tourneau Technical Institute
of Texas at Longview, according to
word received here by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Martalla. Norman ananQnnQUHHnnnnnHHnHHnnnMl
was graduated from Mill City high in
1950 and has worked on the dam
Auditor
Tax Consultant
construction here until a few weeks
ago when he headed for Texas and
the institute. He is studying con­
struction engineering.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stine of Albany PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
and formerly of Mill City were visitors
Bookkeeping, Accounting and
at the Jack Colburn residence last
Tax Service
Tuesday and Wednesday. While here
they visited with many of their old
Corner 3rd & Marion
friends. The Stines have spent the
STAYTON, ORE.
past winter in Missoula, Mont.,
visiting with relatives. Mr. Stine is Telephone Illi
P. O. Box 1321
employed with the SP in Albany, and
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is returning to take up his duties.
W. N. SIMMONS
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The Charles Umphress family and
Mrs. Del Drew and son, Tom. visited
in Corvallis last Friday evening
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Hallmark Valentines uith
that Old-Fashioned Charm
Thu year, send a Hallmark Old Fashioned
Valentine, quaint as crinoline, endear­
ing as a love letter. And the Hallmark on the
back of each one says "you cared enough to
send the very best.” See them at
EDWARD WILLIAMS
“The Home of Hallmark Cards
• Whether you think an
illness is contagious or
not—call upon a physi­
cian to make sure. Let him
make a thorough check
of your condition. Then
follow his instructions
closely. We hope, too,
that you will bring the
doctor’s prescriptions
here for careful com­
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