5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
April 10. 1952
FEMME PAGE
Palmer House Echoes
In Speech Club Work
Mrs. Vincent Palmer’s home housed
the March meet of the Mill City Toast­
mistress club. In view of the fact
that Mrs. W. D. Hutcheson was table
topic mistress for the meeting. Mrs.
presided over the meet-
D. W. Miley
‘
ing.
Mrs. Hutcheson's subject was “Gar-
Reportedly many very fine
dens”,
speeches were inspired by this topic.
Mrs. L. C. Hathaway made the invoca­
tion.
Toastmistress of the evening
was Mrs. Kenneth Crosier; timer, Mrs.
James O’Leary, and evaluator, Mrs.
June Miley.
Sneakers were Mrs. Lee Pinkston,
"The Ides of March”; Mrs. Parker
Savage, “Cerebral Palsy”; and Mrs.
Robert Wingo, “How to Make a Mo­
tion”.
Club guests were Mrs. Ilene Steffy,
Mrs. Noble Streeter, Mrs. Howard
Means and Mrs. Bobby Y’ates. Next
meeting date is April 10.
Assignment of duties for the Thurs­
day session include, Mrs. Wingo, in­
voker; Mrs. Lee Ross, toastmistress;
Mrs. Elsie Potter, evaluator; Miss
Frieda Thayer, lexicologist. Mrs. L. G.
J.
Hathaway, timer; speakers, Mrs.
Floyd Jones, Mrs. D. W. Miley, Miss
Frieda Thayer; critics, Mrs. James
O’Leary, Mrs. Vincent Palmer and i
Mrs. Lee Pinkston.
Santiam Valley Grange
Entertains Visitors
Lt. Mineo Inuzuka
Delight Detroiters
Detroit high school stude nts were
delighted with the news over 1 radio
and through newspapers that ; Lt.
Mineo Inuzuka, brother of their high
school teacher, Miss Kazi Inuzuka, had
received additional honors in Korea.
The Distinguished Service cross and
the Distinguished Flying cross re­
cently were awarded to him for ex­
ceptional courage and leadership
under fire.
Lt. Inuzuka, who also fought in
Italy during World War II, already
holds the Bronze Star medal, Silver
Star, combat infantryman’s badge two
air medals, the Korean service medal
with five stars and the Purple Heart.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Takashi
Inuzuka, live at 3705 SE. 63d Avenue,
Portland.
Lyon Methodists to
Enjoy Organ Musie
Lyons Community Methodist church
to feature a Hammond organ Sunday
morning. "The Stone Rolled Away”
will be the Easter theme of message
given next Sunday at the 11 a.m. hour
by Rev. Rinke A. Feenstra of the
Lyons Methodist church.
“He Lives” will be the theme of
the Sunday school program beginning
at 10 o’clock. Members and friends of
the Sunday school will enjoy this pro­
gram in which all ages will partici*
pate.
A unique feature of the worship
service will be music played by Don
Worden of the Stone Music Co. of
Salem. He will use the Hamond or-
gan donated for the occasion by Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Thiel of Lyons.
There will be a prelude of Easter
music beginning at 10:45. There will
be Good Friday Communion service
held at the church Friday evening.
Every one invited to attend.
Lyons — The regular meeting of
Santiam Valley grange was held Fri­
day evening at the grange hall with
a very pleasant evening reported by
all. The regular routine of business
was carried out, and state officers
voted on. They also will receive the
pennant for having 100 percent on
their 1952 dues paid. At the next j
meeting visitors will be present from
the Crowfoot lodge, and plans were
made for Santiam valley to visit West­
ern Star the second Saturday in May,
which will be the 10th. Twenty mem­
The Gates Home Extension unit met
bers were present from Scio who came
as a surprise and presented them the Thursday, April 3, in an all day ses­
Traveling Gavel, which was presented sion at the home of Mrs. Elmer Klutke.
in a beautiful ceremony by the master, Mrs. Marjory White, home demonstra­
Mr. Ronner, in honor of .Charles E. tion agent, from Salem, was present
Spence who was master of the state and made many good suggestions for
kitchen storage. A sack lunch, aug­
grange from 1910 to 1923.
At the lecturers hour much fun was mented by coffee and salad, served by
enjoyed, Jerry Coffman presented the the hostess Mrs. Klutke was enjoyed
picture "When Grandma Goes to at the noon hour.
School,” and Mr. and Mrs. Hampton I Glove making will be the project
showed two pictures from South for the next meeting, May 13, with
America, which were taken by their Mrs. Klutke as project leader. The
son who is there, Susan Coffman Spring Festival, to be held at the
played a piano solo, and Jean Hamp­ Salem senior high school April 26 was
ton sang a vocal solo. The men also discussed. The Gates unit will have
paraded with their loud neck ties. as the subject of their display, “Color
With Jake Myers and Robert Draper in the Home.” Those present Thurs­
taking a prize. At the next meeting day were Mrs. Floyd Völkel, Mrs.
the men folks are to bring theii' hobby. Clarence Rush, Mrs. Glen Henness,
If is is too large to bring they are Mrs. Burrell Cole, Mrs. White and the
hostess Mrs. Klutke.
requested to bring a picture.
Home Extension Unit
Holds All-Day Session
Now Showing
Pyrex Baking Dishes
Water and Juice Sets
MILL CITY VARIETY
HUGH and ALICE WALKUP, Props
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Gates Firemen
it’s Shrimp Boats’ for
Lucky Pinochler Keen
Rev. Noble Streeter
Assumes Pastorate
Maybe it was the tomato-shrimp
Rev. Noble M. Streeter, in accord aspic salad Mrs. Millie Wood figura­
with the rites of the Presbytery of tively saw “shrimp boats a-comin' ”
Willamette, became the pastor of the via 1001) aces and high score.
Doreen Fowler netted a lucky catch
Mill City Presbyterian church, Sun­
day afternoon, April 6. Rev. Charles —pinochle prize. Mrs. Violet Keen’s
craft rewarded her w ith the lowly
Barnes served as vice moderator.
low prize.
Rev. Morton Booth, pastor of the
Mrs. Ted Graunke, as hostess, in­
Albany Presbyterian church, gave the
sermon.
Prayer of Ordination and spired the whole Gates Lucky Twelve
installation was spoken by Reverend pinochle club doings, Thursday.
Barnes, pastor of the McMinnville I
church. Present in the large audience
were Stayton and Mehama visitors.
Rev. Robert Bulkley, pastor of Fed -1
erated churches of Corvallis, in\ested
Reverend Streeter with the responsi-1
bilitie.s of the pastorship of the Mill
Theta Rho Girls district eight con­
City church. A charge to the people
was issued by Rev. John Hood, pastor vention was held at Jefferson, Satur­
of the Independence Calvary Presby­ day, April 5. District eight includes
six clubs, Alpine, Corvallis, Jefferson,
terian church.
Mill
The Mill City Presbyterian church Mill City, Salem and Turner.
choir, Mrs. Doris Sheythe and Mrs. City was represented at this conven­
Edna Ross furnished the music for tion by ten Theta Rho Girls and four
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the ceremonies.
Rev. Burnett Hol­ Rebekah Sisters.
Mill City '52 officers of Theta Rho
land, assistant pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Salem, read Girls present were Virginia Timm,
conductor; Y’vonne Dart, chaplin; and
the Scripture and Prayer.
After the installation rites, the June Cox, second Herald.
Officers of the Mill City Theta Rho
Mill City church officers and their
wives served a dinner to the visiting Girls for ’53 will be Virginia Timm,
pastors and their families in the vice chairman and Hazel Caudle, R.S.
V.C. The 1953 district eight conven­
church’s recreation hall.
tion will be in Salem. Judy Carlson
of Salem is slated as choirman of that
conclave.
Theta Rho Girls Hold
Jefferson Conclave
'Meet-Your-Candidate'
Session Set Monday
A “Meet-Y’our-Candidates” session
has been planned for Monday, April
14, at the Senator Hotel, Capitol room,
at 2:15 p.m. by the Salem unit of the
Oregon Federation of Republican
Women. This meeting is open to all
interested men and women.
Following the introduction of can­
didates there will be a get-acquainted
hour with coffee and donuts.
Another Term For
Mrs. Bob Wingo
The Model and the
Marriage Broker
Feature at 5:20, 7:30 Sunday
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
JOAN FONTAINE,
JOHN LUND and
MONA FREEMAN in
Darling, How
Could You?
New»
Gates High Club Takes
Mill City 6-5 Tuesday
ON THE STAGE
SANTIAM LIONS CLUB
Amateur Show
Marlin Cole pitched and batted
Gates high school to a 6-5 Marion
Local Talent
county B league victory over the local
Curtain at 8:00 p.m.
team last Sunday. Cole gave seven
hits, fanned 17 men and helped the
Gates attack with a triple and a
FRIDAY and SATURDAY'
double. The winners got but six hits
GEORGE MONTGOMERY in
off Mill City’s Ward and Chase.
Indian Uprising
Gates
.
6 6 5
5 7 3
lumber from house on the front of Mill City
In Color — Plus —
lot.” The Watkins' new address is
Cole and Henness; Ward, Chase
Al DIE MURPHY in
312 S. Glassell, Orange, Calif.
and Peterson.
Red Badge of Courage
John E. Swan Jr. of Fithian. Ill.,
left Thursday morning from Portland
Kid's Matinee—2 p.m. Saturday
by plane returning home after attend­
Roy Rogers Feature —
ing the funeral of his brother Jerry,
with Dale and Trigger
and spending a week with his parents.
— Also —
Mr. and Mrs. John Swan and Mr, and
MUIR'S “Cake of the Week"
Mrs. Wm. Swan and Ryan, accom­
Boy Scout News
Birthday Cake for:
panied him to Portland.
The scout meeting was held in the
James Baker, Gayion Bolding,
Fred Stout of Mill wood. Wash., grade school. The new patrols were
Price Harman, Darrel Jones,
cousin of Mrs. John Swan spent the formed.
i
and Lawrence Rowl
week here.
We talked about the camporee that
Mrs. George Stewart and son Merle will be held on the 19th and 20th.
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
were in Portland for the weekend.
We boxed and watched the boxing
Complete show can be seen any
Mrs. Lowell Stiffler and Mrs. Geo. for each fight we had a new an­
time up to 8:30
Veteto spent Wednesday visiting in nouncer. The first fight was between
Salem.
Maurie Gorgeous Bassett and Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hill of Richreall, Betel Cox, the second fight was be­
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hill of Salem, tween Terry Fatso Muir and Little
and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel called Joe Louis, the third fight was between
atthe John Swan home Tuesday eve­ Beaver the Baser and Foster with no
Faset, the last fight was between
ning for a visit with John E. Jr.
The Union Services at the Christian Sullivan the Buleven and Jones
church this week are well attended Bones.—Tony Boothby.
and are an inspiration to all who at­
tend, good music and a good message
at each meeting.
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AFRICAN VIOLETS, small medium
or large; fuchsias, and geraniums at
A SON—To Mr. and Mrs. Gale
Tax Consultant
Auditor
Berger's Green House, 1101 Third St., Carey, Gates, April 4, at Salem Mem-
Stayton, Phone 2095.
13-4 orial hospital.
Attending the Masonic area meeting
A SON — To Mr. and Mrs. Adam
of District No. 20 at Prineville, Satur­ Heineman, Detroit, April 8, at Salem
day night, from the Mill City lodge! Memorial hospital.
were. Burl Smith, Geo. Huffman, Jim-1
Bookkeeping, Accounting and
mie Barton, Ozzie Hirte, Arlo Tuers,
Tax Service
CARD OF THANKS
Verne Clark, Joe Bowes, Pete Peter­
I
son, Al Stahlman, Chas. French, Ernie
Corner 3rd A Marion
We wish to thank the Gates Fire
Graham, Hugh Johnson, Bob Draper department, and our neighbors, for
STAYTON. ORE.
and Paul Johnson.
their prompt service, in our recent
Telephone -1114
P. O. Box 1321
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Jepson were dig­ fire alarm.
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ging in flower beds and mowing the
“NICK” and GENEVA BALL.
grass Sunday in preparation for the
wonderful flowers and lawn they al­
CARD OF THANKS
ways have. It's good to see Mrs. Jep­
son up and around again after her
We wish to express our sincere
recent illness.
thanks for the many floral tributes,
Don't let coughing, wheeling, recurring At­
of Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and
Floyd Fleetwood is counting the and the acts of kindness during the tack»
energy without trying MENDACO, which
days until trout fishing begins, He loss and bereavement of our son and works thru the blood to reach bronchial
tubes and lungs. Usually helps nature quickly
didn’t say so but it’s written all over brother, Jerry Lee.
remove thick, sticky mucus. Thus alleviatag
coughing and aids freer breathing and better
MR.
and
MRS.
JOHN
SWAN
his face, and CAN he catch them!
sleep. Get MENDACO from druggist. 8atUP
ESTEL, BLANCHE. RONALD faction or money back guaranteed, r
Marvin Strickler celebrated his 5th
and BILLIE.
birthday March 29th.
NEWS
By VIOLET KEEN
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Bennett and
childrenLarry and Marla have moved
to Portland where they formerly lived
and will now be employed.
The Blair family are driving a new
automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde G. Knowles and
daughter Cheryl spent five days in
Bingen, Wash., visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Blazek of Mill
City and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bulis
from Portland are on a four-day vaca­
tion. Fishing maybe?
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cline spent the
weekend in Walport working on their
summer home.
Spring is here! Mrs. H. D. Pound
was seen Sunday working in her
flower garden, Her daffodils are so
pretty.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rose and Mrs.
A. Robison and Mrs. Al Toman spent
Saturday in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cherrier ex-resi­
dents of Idanha, now living in Salem,
are the proud parents of a son born
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Klecker, Mrs. George
Ditter and son and Mrs. Tim Biggers
shopped in Salem Saturday.
Mrs. Edwin Goodwin and children
visited her mother in Salem last week.
LaRonda Pierce passed away Fri­
day evening in Salem. His niece, Mrs.
Martin Jepson was in Salem for the
funeral Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McCreary took
advantage of the weather Sunday and
drove into Salem, coming home via
Scio.
Earl Vanderhoff was seen fishing
near Gates with a determined look
in his eyes. Any luck Earl?
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RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open
Sundays and evenings, flowers tele­
graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays,
planters, pot plants, corsages, wed­
dings, also shrubs and landscaping.
319 W. -
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Washington,
Stayton. Phone !
42tf i
3684.
Rev. Wayne W. Watkins, formey [
pastor of the Mill City Community
church sends regards to their Mill City
friends in the following message re-1
ceived this week by the Enterprise,
“We are busy in our new church work
here and are dismantling two-story |
house nearly 80 years old of Redwood
mostly and square nails throughout.
Building a modern house with the
Happy Easter Show !
JE YNNE CRAIN and
THELMA RITTER in
THURSDAY ONLY
Mill City Grade School
MILL CITY
SI ND kV and MONDAY
Mrs. Bob Wingo will continue as
chairman of the Mill City division
of the Citizens Advisory Committee
for public health nursing during the
coming year, it was decided at the
committee meeting and election held
April 2.
Mrs. Wingo will be assisted by Mrs.
Charles French, as vice chairman and
Mrs. Kenneth Martig, as secretary and
publicity chairman. Mrs. Joe Joaquin
was appointed school chairman for
Gates.
Present for the meeting were: Mrs.
Etta Mae Detering, public health
nurse from the Marion county health
department. Mrs. Lee Owens, Mrs.
James O’Leary, Mrs. Roger Nelson,
Mrs. Edwin Stone, Mrs. Dudley Jones,
Mrs. Ed Chance, Mrs. James Harris,
Mrs. Wingo, Mrs. French, Mrs. Joaqlin
and Mrs. Martig.
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