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5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Mrs. Fowler Entertains
Gates Lucky Twelves
FEMME PAGE
Camp Fire Girls Hold
Overnight Cookout
Nuptial Shower Honors
Mrs. Pat Schroeder
The Wotoleto Group of the Camp
Fire Girls went on an overnight cook­
out last weekend to Camp Brentwood
near Salem.
Those girls who went were Judy
Bigger, Carol Cooke, Linda Dyhrman,
Barbara Fleming, Carolyn Harman,
Norma Nelson, Susie Palmer, Liana
Schmitt, and Naomi Taylor.
The group guardian Mrs. Lee Pinks­
ton went with them taking her chil­
dren Jo and Darrell. Mrs. Charles
Harman went along to assist.
Lots of fun and good food were
reported by all.
This was part of
getting their rank for the grand coun­
cil fire May 16.
Gates—A post-nuptial shower com­
plimenting Mrs. Pat Schroeder, nec
Jo Anne Lake, was held Wednesday
evening at the recreation rooms of the
high school.
Hostesses were Mrs.
Merle Devine, Mrs. Glen Henness,
Mrs. Burrel Cole, Mrs. Harold Wilson,
and Mrs. Albert Millsap.
Sharing honors with Mrs. Schroeder
was Mrs. Marshall Lake, a recent
bride, who was presented several gifts.
Following the opening of gifts, re­
freshments were served by the host­
esses to the honored guests, Mrs.
Schroeder and Mrs. Lake and to Mesd.
Fred Ratzeburg of Salem, Frank Pow­
ell of Silverton, Roy Miller of Port­
land, Martha Bowes, Henry Eccleston,
Gerald Garrison, Norman Garrison,
Floyd Völkel. Elmer Klutke, Peter !
Etzel, Cecil Haun, Charles Tucker,
Clarence Rush. Clare Henness.. Joe '
Joaauin, Miss Lorena Devine, Miss
Betty Tucker, Maxine Schroeder and
Cherie Edison.
Those sending gifts were Joan Ryal, ,
Mrs. Lillie Lake, Mrs. David Barn-
hardt, Mrs. Dan Morrison, Mrs. Elils
Hill, Mrs. Rosa Roten, Mrs. Louisa
Wrigles worth, and Mrs. Edmund
Davis.
Airs. Doreen Fowler stuck to
tried and true in desserts for
offering to Gates Lucky Twelve
nochlers Thursday afternoon — apple
pie and ice cream.
Mrs. Edna Duvall faired well indeed
upon the bill-of-fare as attest her
winning of first prize and holding
1000 aces. Mrs. Rosalie Haywood ex­
hibited powers of the occult and
mystic by coaxing the pinochle prize
to her home base. Mrs. Lila Bush­
nell sheepishly told husband about
the “booby” prize she got.
A personal letter of an ardent Lucky
member, Mrs. Marvin Keen, was read
to the group. The Keens have moved
to Portland. Guest player was Mrs.
Margaret Clise.
MILL CITY
The Mill City Woman's club met in
the Presbyterian recreation room
Tuesday April 15th. Mrs. Dyhrman
entertained with a very interesting
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talk about her home in Alaska, also
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showing pictures and relics she had
brought back from there.
1 he Women’s Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church met April 23
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at the home of Rev. and Mrs. David
Ferguson in Pratum, Mrs. Lester
Pharmacy is responsible
Hathaway, president, presided at the
—responsible to you, and
meeting. Mrs. Floyd Jones led the
to your physician. In all
devotions.
The speaker was Mrs.
seriousness we accept
Collier of Salem, speaking on the
work of the church in migrant camps
this responsibility for
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guson served refreshments to Mrs.
and welfare. When you
Collier and Mrs. Taft of Salem, Mes-
bring a prescription here
dames Lester Hathaway, Fred Grimes,
Floyd Jones, Noble Streeter and Stev­
it will be promptly and
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wood. Ida Geddes, Janies Swan, Fred
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Duffy. John Swan. Otto Witt, Herbert
We hope you are pleased
Schroeder. W. H. Davis, Corbin, Leon
with our service.
Faust, and Miss Daisy Geddes.
Mill City Garden club met at the
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Salem
Albert Toman home on Thursday eve­
ning with Mesdames James Rose, F.
J. Potter and A. N. Robinson serving
as hostesses.
The merits and mis­
takes of the recent flower show were
Mill City
freely disedssed and Mrs. Charles
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Dolezal answered questions submitted
by the members.
Delegates to the
flower show school to be held at River­
side hall, Albany, May 13-14 were
selected namely, Mrs. H. D. Pound,
club president and Mrs. Charles Dole­
zal, show chairman. It was also de­
cided the club would pay part of the
expense of other club members wish­
ing to attend. Mrs. Pound appointed
a committee to organize and direct
a young group of gardeners, Mrs.
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James Rose, chairman and Mrs. Bur­
ON ALL MAKES OR MODELS
ton Boroughs Mrs. C. A. Bruder and
Mrs. Joe Fencl will work on the youth
project and any boy or girl interested
New and Used Sewing Machines
may contact them. There will be a
special place for their display at the
fall show. It was decided to hold the
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fall flower show the week of August
15th exact date to be announced latq;.
The May meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. F. J. Potter on the 22nd.
Each member to make and bring a
| corsage, Mrs. Effie Sommers of Scio
will speak on care of fushias. All
members and their guests are invited
to be present.
RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open
Sundays and evenings, flowers tele­
graphed anvwhere. Funeral sprays,
planters, pot plants, corsages, wed­
dings. also shrubs and landscaping.
1319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone
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MILL CITY
Phone 1303
The spring district meeting of San-
I tiam Garden clubs will be held in the
I Lebanon city hall next Saturday, May I
I 3rd at 10 a.m. Anyone w ishing to |
I ! attend is asked to bring a sack lunch.
Dessert and coffee will be served by
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hostess group.
I Dinner guests at the home of Mrs.
i Frank Jackson Wednesday evening
I were Mrs. Fred Varney and daughter
Capitol Drug
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IHI.LLCI.TH
SUNDAY and MONDAY
BOB HOPE
expert on pi
thrown at him
and he’s tasted them all—while wipmj
them off his chin. Bob, who is soon to
be seen in Paramount’s “My Favorite
Spy” has a favorite pie—vanilla custard
It’s a delicious pastry and economical
too. “Make one,” suggests Bob, "And try
it on your husband.” Serve it, of course.
Don’t throw it! Here’s the recipe:
VANILLA CUSTARD PIE
Roll the pie crust to l»-inch thickness and 2 inches larger than
the diameter of the plate. Line a 9-inch pie plate with this pie
crust, fitting it loosely. Fold back the edge of the pie crust all
the way around and bring this double fold to an upright position.
Flute the double fold of pie crust in the following manner: Place
the floured tip or knuckle of the index finger of the right hand
against the fold on the inside of the pie crust rim, so that it is
between the tips of the thumb and index finger of the left hand,
which are on the outside of the pie crust rim. F.nch gently, then
remove the fingers and continue this same fluting motion around
the entire rim of the pie.
Combine the eggs, sugar and salt. Add the milk and vanilla,
and pour into the pastry shell. Bake at 450° F. in a preheated
oven for 30 to 40 minutes or until a silver knife inserted in the
center comes out clean.
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JAMES MASON in
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY’
JOHN PAYNE and
RHONDA FLEMING in
Crosswinds
In Technicolor
ip.
Kids Club Saturday
Matinee 2:00 P.M.
Shirley Temple in
Rebecca of Sunny brook Farm”
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Ml IR'S "Cake of the Week”
Birthday Cake for:
Tommy Hautala. Rodney
Stubbs. Jimmy Sullivan,
and Michael Thomas
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y, mipoon salt
3 cup» bottled milk
2 teaspoons Burnett's Pure Vanilla
Plain pastry
J .gyt. slightly beaten
% cup granulate! sugar
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MYRON'S
Sewing Machines
VAN JOHNSON and
JUNE ALLYSON in
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
Complete show can be seen any
time up to 8:30
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A current weather forecast might read . . . "Warm, spring day, fol­
lowed by small boys playing baseball.” Mothers know that baseball play­
ers have big appetites and need a healthful lunch to restore lost energy.
When your young sportsmen come home hungry from a bail game, serve
them a wholesome, nutritious lunch of ham-cheese club sandwiches made
with enriched bread, plus milk, deviled egg, tomatoes or fruit, and deli­
cious bakers' pie. It’s a winning team that’s hearty and satisfying.
Ha m-Cheese Club Sandwich
8 slices whole wheat bread
4 slices boiled ham or bologna
4 slices American or Swiss
4 slices enriched bread
>4 cup soft butter or margarine
cheese
Spread bread with butter. Place 1 slice of ham on each of 4 slices of
whole wheat bread and cover each with 1 slice of enriched bread. Top
each sandwich with 1 slice of cheese and another slice of whole wheat
bread.
Yield: 4 Ham-Cheese Club Sandwiches.
Eleanor of Victoria, B.C. and Mrs.
John Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schroeder
went to Portland Saturday to attend
the wedding of their nephew Willis
Graf. Willis was a graduate of the
Gates high school and has many
friends here,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Veteto attended
the funeral of Mr. Veteto’s nephew
Jack Marteni in Milwaukie Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McClain of
Seattle were weekend guests of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McClain
Mrs. McClain accompanied them to
Corvallis returning Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cline and Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Bruder, Nancy and
Claudia attended the wedding of Miss
Betty Schieman in Salem Saturday.
Bob and Shelby Umphress went to
Empire, Ore., Tuesday to visit their
sister and husband and leaves Thurs­
day for Texas.
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