5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
April 3, 1952
FEMME PAGE
Mill City Gardeners Ministers Plans For Girl Scouts Entertain
Plan Flower Show Holy Week Services At Dancing Party
SI ND \Y and MONDAY
Plans were discussed for a flower
Speakers for the union services to
Girl Scouts of Mill City sponsored
show when about 25 members of the be held the week preceding Easter1 a square dance Friday, March 28,
FRF.DRIC MARCH in
1 Mill City Garden club met at the in the First Christian sanctuary are| at the American Legion hall in Mill
Mrs. Rose Haywood Serves i James Swan home on Thursday eve- scheduled as follows:
City. Mrs. Bernice Bigger and Mrs.
Death of a Salesman
ning.
Monday evening. Lee M. Joiner.
Veronica Klecker were chaperones for
As Hostess To Pinochlers
Not Recommended
The flower show will be held at the
Tuesday, W. D. Turnbull.
the Giri Scouts and their guests.
For Children
Reportedly 40 persons attended the
Mrs. Rose Haywood took over the Presbyterian recreation hall Tuesday, I Wednesday, C. O. Tremaine
April 22nd from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.| Friday, Noble Streeter.
square dance in the newly improved
Feature at 5:15, 7:30 Sunday
Mrs. Gale Carey, whose husband, duties of hostess at the Gates Lucky I Exhibits must be brought in between' The Thursday night Communion Legion hall. Mrs. Klecker is assist
Lt. Gale Carey is in the service in the Twelve pinochle club last week and 9 and 11 a.m.. Those brought in after ■ Service will be in charge of the host ant leader of the Girl Scouts.
Tl ESI) A Y and WEDNESDAY
Pacific area, was complimented with thrilled her guests with a delightful 11 will be for display only.
pastor, Hugh E. Jull.
The John Markhams directed and
a stork shower, Monday evening, apple pie and ice cream desert.
Mrs. Charles Dolezal, flower show I The director for the song service called the square dances. Miss Pat
HUMPHREY BOGART
During the afternoon of play Mrs. chairman has appointed the following [ and the special music for Monday
March 24. Mrs. Don Miley and Mrs.
VI \|{ r \ rom X
Murray
provided
the
records
and
David Barnhardt were hostesses for Mike Keen moved into the lead and department chairman to assist her: | night will be provided by the Pres record player for the ballroom dancing
in
the affair, which was held in the captured first place for her efforts Schedule, Mrs. C. M. Cline; entries, byterian church; Tuesday night by that was held in addition to the square
i ecreation rooms of the high school. and skill at the card table.
Mrs. P. A. Bruder; classification, Mrs. the Community church; Wednesday dancing. Mrs. James O’Kins and
Games with several selections on the
Mrs. Edna McCreary turned up H. D. Pound; staging. Mrs. Herbert night by the Assembly of God church; son, Charles, donated the use of their
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piano, by Mrs. Miley, preceded open lucky enough to take home the travel Schroeder; publicity, Mrs, Geo Veteto; Thursday by the Free Methodist and records and record player for the
ing of the gifts. Refreshments, coffee ing pinochle prize, and Mrs. Millie clean-up committee will be headed by Friday by the Christian church.
square dancing. The Legion hall was
WEDNESDAY ONLY
and individual cakes each topped by a Wood took the consolation prize for a Mrs. James Swan; theme committee,
An Easter Sunrise service will be brightened by the addition of daffodils
tiny bootee were served by the host poor day of cards.
Mrs. Fred Duffy and Mrs. Bert Mor conducted by the community young to the tables.
ON THE STAGE
esses. The guests were seated at a
people at 6:30 a.m., in the Rogers’
ris, which is to be “May Day”.
A pot-luck lunch was enjoyed by
long table, which was centered by a
Club members also voted to help clearing just above the Kelly Lumber those present.
large arrangement of daffodils, Lyons Methodist Church
I sponsor a Mill City high student at yard on NE. Santiani boulevard, if
It's Great! It's Fun!
radiating from the center were white
the weather permits. If the weather
Girls’ State this year.
You’ll Enjoy It!
satin streamers, each holding a small Plan Easter Program
Refreshments will be sold from 2 is inclement, the service will be held
umbrella. Yellow candles in fhrystal
Proceeds to National Society for
to 8 p.m. Judging will be from 12 in the Presbyterian church.
On Palm Sunday, April 6, the Junior to 2 p.m. Prizes are to be awarded
holders, flanked the centerpiece and
Crippled Children
the matching bouquets at either end church will take part in the morning in sweepstakes arrangements and of Roseburg spent the weekend in
Curtain
at 8:00 p.m.
of the table. Seated were the guest service. There will be several adults specimens.
Mill City with relatives. Mrs. Nora
baptized
and
received
into
membership
Third
Grade
of honor, Mrs. Carey, her mother,
Goodwin, mother of Mrs. Howe accom
THCRS.. FRI. and SATURDAY
Mrs. Fred Stone, Mrs. Clarence John and some children ¿edicated to the
The third grade "Lucky” Blue Birds,
panied them home.
son, Mrs. Robert Levon, Mrs. Gwen Lord in baptism. At 7:30 the topic of members, and a message of triumph
wrote invitations to the fourth grade
All Color Show!
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown were Blue Birds inviting them to a weiner
Schaer, Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs. Joe will be “The Person and W’ork of over death and the grave.
LUCILLE
BALL in
Salem visitors on Tuesday.
Rev. R. A. Feenstra has
Joaquin, Mrs. Elmer Klutke, Mrs. Christ”.
roast on Monday, April 7 at 4 p.m.
The
Magic
Carpet
Mrs.
Lloyd
Wood,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
chosen
for
his
morning
message
the
Laura Joaquin, Mrs. Mary Eggle-
to be held at the home of Mrs. Earl
Donald Wood and children Gary Don Nelson. Jo Ann Challender furnished
strom, Mrs. Norman Garrison, Mrs. theme, “Love’s Redeeming Work”.
— Plus --
ald and Nancy Lee spent the week refreshments.
Clarence Rush, Mrs. Glen Henness,
On Thursday of Holy Week, there
ROBERT CUMMINGS in
end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood.
Mrs. Velma Carey, Mrs. Merle Devine, wil be a “Service of Remembrance”.
Ilov Scout New s
Harrison Caughey is reported to be Gary and Nancy are Mr. Harry Wood’s
Barefoot Mailman
and Mrs. Lincoln Henness. Those Different people will present the seven
The Boy Scout meeting was held
unable to attend and sending gifts words of the Cross, and the Lord’s showing very good progress in his grandchildren.
Kids Club Saturday
recovery from a heart attack early
Robert Johnston of Mill City re in the high school. The patrol meet
were Mrs. Clare Henness, Mrs. George Supper will be observed.
Matinee 2:00 P.M.
last week. Mrs. Caughey reports that ceived word this week that his brother ings, were held during the meeting,
Stafford, Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson and
On Easter Sunday morning the Bun he is being permitted outside of his
the topic was the coming camporee
Jimmy Durante in
Walter
Johnston
of
Glasgow,
Mont.,
Mrs. Albert Millsap.
day school will present a program at oxygen tent and is resting satisfac
Scout circus, -we are going to
"The Great Rupert”
had passed away. Mr. Johnston will and
10:15 a.m. in which all the classes torily.
a camp to show at the circus.
be remembered as a visitor in Mill make
— Also —
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gorton and sons will take part and all ages will par
We pledged allegiance to the flag on
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Keene visiter! City last January.
with Mrs. Jeannette Dickinson were ticipate.
the football field.—Tony Boothby.
Ml IR’S "Cake of the Week"
friends
in
Prineville
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith who have
The Easter worship service will be
Sunday dinner guests at the Lowell
Birthday Cake for:
Mr. and Mrs. James Duvall were been living in the Riverside addition
a service of joyful music, reception
Cree home.
Bill
Barr, Arthur Cox.
recently.
The
Langfords
have
moved
in Portland over the weekend.
are moving to Salem. He plans to
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Marcia Ann Cox, Jerry Foster
to Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Knowles spent work in Aumsville.
l.araine Lee, Wayne Stiffler
Mr. and Mrs. Joe I.alack and son,
the weekend in Bengen, Wash., visit-
Miss Golda Henry, second grade
a
Monte, visited Mr. Lalack’s brother
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relatives.
teacher
in
the
Mill
City
school,
was
5
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vanderhoff and in Newport over the weekend visiting and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andy I.alack
H
Complete show can be seen any
of Salem last Saturday and Sunday.
son Ronnie spent Sunday in Sweet her brother.
time up to 8:30
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin La Vine and
The Presbyterian Eriendship class,
Home.
5
daughter Sheron visited his brother
led
by
Mrs.
Herbert
Schroeder
cleared
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walkup visited
and family Clifford La Vine at To
their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and one hundred dollars on their luncheon ledo, Sunday.
M
y
and
tamale
sale.
The
money
to
be
Mrs. Robert Walkup in Salem Sunday.
help pay off the debt on the
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pound Jr. of used to organ.
Eugene were weekend guests at the church
W. R. Meisner from Enumclaw,
H. D. Pound home here. Mr. and Mrs, Wash.,
was in Mill City Saturday
Ford Wilson and daughter Jeanne
his daughter and family, Mr.
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joined the group for a family dinner visiting
and Mrs. R. F. Andreasson. He also
on Sunday.
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visited his son and daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Arey Podrabsky is recuperat Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Meisner in Me
NOT GET A CINDER OUT
ing from the flu.
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Shelby Umphress was in Indepen AFRICAN VIOLETS, small medium
Auditor
dence Saturday to visit friends.
or large; fuchsias, and geraniums at
Tax Consultant
The Assembly of God church is hav Berger’s Green House, 1101 Third St.,
HUGH and ALICE WALKUP. Props.
ing teachers training classes Tuesday, Stayton, Phone 2095.
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Thursday and Friday nights of this
Mill City was represented at the
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week, to train teachers for Sunday Margaret Truman concert in Portland
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ;
school work.
by the Misses Mary Jane and Phyllis
Five members of the Legion Auxil Cox, Mrs. Edward Yarnell, Mrs. Bill
Bookkeeping, Accounting and
iary went to Salem Thursday to hear Stover, Mrs. Chester Ferguson and
Tax Service
the national auxiliary president, Mrs. Miss Marlene Tickle.
Corner 3rd 4 Marion
Ilah Campbell from Louisiana. Mem
Miss Alice Smith physical ed and
bers attending were the Mesds. Dave music teacher at the Mill City grade
STAYTON, ORE.
Kelly, Jess Lee, Al Stahlman, Ramon school received a painful foot injury
It is a common superstition
P. O. Box 1321
Telephone 4114
Roberts, and John Muir.
when a piano fell on it.
that if you get a cinder in one
Mrs. Frank Carter returned home
Miss Freda Reed of Scio visited
eye, the thing to do is to rub
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Sunday from a two weeks visit with with her sister, Mrs. Anna Van Beber
the other eye. Medical specialists
her daughter in Portland.
, over Sunday.
say this is all bunk; that it will
Judy Hinz of Salem visited her
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vincent visited
do no good—unless perhaps it
parents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hinz in , with Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Horner
keeps you from rubbing the eye
Mill City Sunday.
Don't let coughing, wheezing, recurring at**
with the cinder in It. Rubbing
Wednesday evening.
tacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and
RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open
the eyes is always a bad practice,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Armstrong, SP
energy without trying MENDACO, which
Sundays and evenings, flowers tele agent, returned home this week from
works thru the blood to reach bronchial
doctors say, and should I e avoided
tubes and lungs. Usually helps nature quickly
graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays, a visit to Kansas with relatives of
at all times. There are many germs
remove thick, sticky mucus. Thus alleviates
on the hands- at any time, and
coughing and aids freer breathing and better
planters, pot plants, corsages, wed both Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong.
sleep. Oet MENDACO from druggist. Batla«
these may be transferred to the
dings, also shrubs and landscaping.
faction or money back guaranteed, r
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Storey and daugh
eyes, producing infections.
319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone ters moved into the Langford home
3684.
42tf
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reveal and Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon White and Vicky
spent Sunday with Mrs. Reveal’s
mother, Mrs. Grace Dart.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faust of Taft
were in Mill City Saturday to attend
the Swan funeral.
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Ethel Clymer
mother and sister of Mrs. Art Roda
are visiting her from Redding, Calif.
Mrs. Charlie Freres and Mrs. Gail
Lowery spent Friday afternoon shop
ping in Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Waren Howe and sons
Mrs. Gale Carey
Given Blue-White
Sirocco
Mill City Grade School
NEWS
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Cards
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