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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1952)
a ¿J* Alt''K' 6—THE MILI. CITY ENTERPRISE HUCKLEBERRY FINN GATES 1 ieT5 30 'A’tne A WER AHE» set ,f Toe. DOCK iS , CMVVJFIKSED • By MRS. ALBERT MILLSAP The Gates Home Extension unit -will meet in an all day session, Tues day, Feb. 12, at the home of Mrs. Joe Joaquin. The meeting will start at 10:30 a.m. Project leaders Mrs. Glen Henness and Mrs. Burrel Cole will demonstrate ready mixes-home made. Anyone interested is welcome to at tend. The president of the unit, Mrs. Floyd Völkel, is requesting that those attending bring a portion of their favorite salad, this to be served at luncheon with hot rolls, made by the project leaders from the ready mix just demonstrated. According to the February news letters, members of the county and alumni committees to visit this meeting. One of the pleasantest affairs of the season was a surprise housewarming and post-nuptial shower honoring Mrs. Collis Heath (Frances Young) at her home Wednesday evening of last week. Mrs. Harold Wilson and M rs. Elmer Stewart were hostesses and had invited many of Mrs. Heath’s former school mates anil friends. Games and the opening of the many lovely gifts provided entertainment for the evening. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Stewart to the honored guest, Mrs. Heath, her mother, Mrs. rti to. Hi tee. hi lueipf urw Ti Tee Len Young, Mrs. Gerald Heath, Mrs. Verner Evans, Mrs. Clarence Johnson, Mrs. William Pennick, Mrs. Louis Lelle, Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, Mrs. Floyd Völkel, Mrs. Gwen Schaer, Mrs. Robert Levon, Mrs. Edmund Davis, Mrs. Fred Stone. Mrs. Norman Garri son, Mrs. Tilman Rains, Mrs. Velma Carey, Mrs. Clarence Ball, Mrs. Ed ward Chance, Mrs. Gale Carey, Mrs. Burrel Cole, Mrs. Glen Henness and Mrs. Albert Millsap. Those sending gifts were Mrs. Martha Bowes, Mrs. Mary Champ and Mrs. Donald Carey. Over Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Henness, last week, were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Schroeder and daughter, Julie from Forest Grove. Mrs. Warren Varcoe spent the last week in Portland visiting her mother, Mrs. Rose Stewart and old friends and incidently her dentist. Mrs. Glen Hearing and son, ac companied by Mrs. Joe Joaquin spent the day in Salem, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Follett and daughter, Ellen, of Wallport, spent Thursday and Friday at the home of his nephew, Norman Garrison. They returned home Saturday morning. Mrs. Lula Collins and Mrs. Alta Leedy visited in Lyons, Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Collin’s daughter, Mrs. C. Roseheim. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Slater and two children have returned to their home in Gates after having resided in Aumsville for several months. Allan Vail, son of Mr. and Mrs. Starlev Vail and Bill Peterson of Mon- For Guaranteed Cleaning it’s the NU-METHOD 24-HOUR SERVICE Mill City (’I<>»•■» Ht fl P.M. Never a Dull Moment “At the Bottom of the Hill” MILL CITY TAVERN FOR YOUR PROTECTION! ^BETTER PACKAGED foods Kellom s Fresh Meats FltENII DAILY — VERY REASONABLE PRICES Kellom’s Grocery MILL CITY OPEN WEEK DAYS: 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. CLOSED: Sundays and Holidays WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS \ND ALUMINUM AND DISHES IT’S AMAZING! gold took the initiatory degree in the De Molay, Saturday evening, in Mill City. The blood mobile was at the Gates school house all day Thursday of last About 140 donated blood. week. There were a number of rejects due to recent colds, flu and other causes. Credit for the visit of the blood mobile was given to the Mill City and Gates Women’s clubs. Among Mill City ladies assisting were Mrs. 0. M. Mik- kelsen. president of the Mill City club; Mrs. Jack Murray, Mrs. Russell Hoff man, Mrs. Eldon Lents, Mrs. J. O’Leary Mrs. Donnelly and Mrs. Arm strong. Those from Gates were Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, president of the Gates club; Mrs. Norman Garrison, Mrs. Floyd Völkel, Mrs. W. S. Hudson, Mrs. Glen Hearing, Mrs. Dan Morri son, Mrs. Fount Paul, Mrs. Don Miley, Mrs. Joe Joaquin, Mrs. Glenn Gordon, Mrs. K. W. Martig and Miss Barbara Haun. From the Detroit dam were Mrs. George Steffy, Mrs. Carl Stover, and Mrs. Ed Yarnell. Don Miley Dick Parker and Earl Henness assisted in the setting up and cleaning up onerations. Ed Davis was surprised, Saturday evening when a group of his friends »nd neighbors, of years standing, gathered at his home to help him celebrate his birthday anniversary. Cards in play at four tables provided entertainment for the evening. At the close of the game, Mrs. Tilman Rains, and Clarence Johnson, held high score and were awarded first prize. Consolation prizes were pre- sented to Mrs. Louts Kelle and Til- man Rains. A no-host supper was By ALICE FRYER By MRS. OPAL WHITE By MRS. EVA BRESSLER | served at a late hour to the honored The G.A.A. gave a banquet for all The American Legion Auxiliary guest, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Nannie Martin of Salem spent the fathers of the students on January 1 Mrs. Walter Brisbin, A. I). Scott, Mrs. will meet with Mrs. Myrtle Gestson, last week with relatives in Lyons. 31. The cooking activities started | Gwen Schaer, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tuesday evening of this week uespite during the home economics classes She was a guest at the home of Mrs. . Kelle, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John- the snow. The March of Dimes and continued throughout the day. Inez Ring. She also visited the benefit show, “ Angels in the Outtield I son. Mrs. Martha Bowes, Joseph Many appetizing dishes were served Clyde Lewis and Bert Lyons homes. presented last Saturday evening Bowes, Mrs. Lincoln Henness, Mrs. Mrs. Bert Lyons is spending this including spaghetti, scalloped pota | Gerald Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Drought better than sixty dollars for toes, Boston baked beans, fruit cob week in Salem at the Amos Vass Rains. Mrs. Velma Carey and Mr. the foundation. home. Mrs. Vass recently passed James Jennings was taken to the bler and others. Eating by candle and Mrs. Albert Millsap. away and she is caring for Mr. Vass Salem General, Monday night of iast light, the meal was thoroughly en who is ill. He is an uncle of Mrs. Dinner guests at the E. L. Davis week where he underwent surgery joyed by everyone. home one day this week were Mr. for the removal of a blood _ ______ Before dinner, the fathers tried to Lyons. clot _____ trom and Mrs. Herbert Schroeder of Mill his brain. Jennings t was Mr. and Mrs. V. O. I^ngacher of brough. __ ___ „ I identify their daughters by a row of City. Callers were Mr. and Mrs. home Monday evening of this week. 1 ankles and shoes displayed by the Portland were Sunday guests at the David Thomas of Netarts. Thomas, He will be under the doctor s care lor wearer of the shoe. The one they home of Mr. and Mrs. John Lengacher son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas, sometime. He works for the state chose was their daughter for the eve in Fox Valley. The two Lengachers are brothers. was a resident of Gates, for many highway department and operates the ning. years and attended the local schools. snow plow. After the dinner, entertainment was He, with other members of his family Mrs. Fannie Noble is spending a provided when everyone had to do a were called here last week by the few days with her daughter and family stunt which they had drawn out of death of their uncle, Carl N. Thomas. the Clarence Baldwin family of Stay a red heart shaped box. Fathers,; Mr. and Mrs. George Arthurs had ton. She left Saturday afternoon anu daughters, and faculty members all as their guest over the weekend, their will return home Wednesday after took part in the entertainment whole- daughter. Miss Fay Spencer of Salem. noon. heartedly. VETERINARIAN Marlene White spent the week-end Tuesday evening. February 5. Darlene Cole was complimented on visiting with her parents of Detroit. STAYTON the occassion of her birthday anni Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson anil special entertainment was on hand at versary, Friday afternoon in the daughter, Carol of Portland, spent the Detroit gymnasium. The "Roamer PHONE 4143 recreation rooms of the high school. 1 the week-end with his parents, the Girls” played a basketball game with the high school varsity team. During Mrs. Walter Thomas and Mrs. Edward Ray Johnsons here a week ago. Opposite Chance were hostesses for the affair Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Boyle and family the halftime a special program was Claude lewis’ Service Station and invited members of the high spent the weekend in Corvallis where presented by the girls. The profit school student body for the after he attended the Elementary Princi Detroit high made went to the March noon of fun. Two films were shown pal’s conference held in the high of Dimes fund. as entertainment and refreshments school there. While in Corvallis they were served by the hostesses to the visited with Mrs. Boyle’s brother and honored guest and her school mates. wife the Charles E. Daltons. Mrs. Boyle's mother and father,] Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Collins from Estacada were Sunday visitors at the | Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher who had home of his mother. Mrs. Lula Collins. I been visiting in Corvallis returned Mrs. Dora Cooper returned the' home with them Sunday evening. last of the week from Medford where They will remain until Tuesday when she had been visiting her son and they will return to their home in BASSETTS WELDING SHOP family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper Seattle. An election was held at the Detroit for the past two weeks, Mrs. Cooper purchased a home in Medford while high school on Monday evening of this Phone 1141 Phone 116 there and will move the middle of week to vote on the question; shall Sweet Home, Philomath Branch Store Lyons the high school be discontinued and this month. Mrs. Ted Stiff and baby of Rich* the pupils transported to Mill City land. Wash., was a Sunday visitor at Votes for discontinuing and trans the home of her sister and family, porting to Mill City were 30, votes MMM opposed to discontinuing the school Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chance. She here were 97. will remain in Salem at the home of Officers elected for the Canyon Aid. her mother. Mrs. Della Dike for sev at its last meeting of Jan. 24 were eral days before returning to her Henry Hiebert, president; Bob Unger, SALEM home in Richland. Mr. and Mrs. Stiff vice president; Frank New, treasurer and family were former lesidents of and Rheba Snyder, secretary. These 141 N. Commercial St. Gates while he was employed on the new officers have not acted officially Detroit dam. as yet as the report for the year 1951 ] Han Everything for Your Mrs. W. O. Dolmeier, o' Silverton has not yet been made. Following] spent several days, last week at the the election each organization in the] home of her son-in-law and daughter, community will select a representa Mr. and Mrs. Don Miley. tive to meet with these officers. 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