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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1952)
5— the mill city enterprise FEMME PAGE MILL CITY Toastmistress Club Members of the Santiam I.ions Aux iliary held their last meeting of the Assists Stayton GatesCommencement Held Last Week season at the home of Mrs. Bill Stew Mill City Toastmistress club met , t Nine su>r seniors and twelve eighth- SI XI) \Y and MONDAY art, Jr. Tuesday evening. Elected to -May 22 at Mom Pop's Cafe in Mill graders i were ___ r presented ____ _.r. diplomas in serve next year were Mrs. Evan Y’ates, Lit.'- Mrs. Edna Duval Hosts New members, recently in- the combination commencement held M XRLON BR ANDO l president, Mrs. Howard Means, vice ducted, attending were Mrs. EE... Ellen — Thursday evening. May 22, in the and Lucky Twelve Club president; and Mrs. Robert Veness, re- s Owens, Mrs. Mabie Nelson and Mrs. | Gates gymnasium, Mrs. Don Miley JEAN PETERS ■ elected secretary-treasurer. The group Bobby 5 ates. Thetheme of the meet- ' Mrs. Edna Duval, long-time devotee played the processional and reces in Camp Fire Leaders association of of the art of pinochle play, tossed her presented a gift to Mrs. Robert Wingo, ing was “Peace". sional marches. Mill City closed the year's activity by ! winning rights aside for the gentle retiring president. First meeting of The invocation was a very inspiring i Minister Hugh E. Jull of Mill City their meeting Thursday, May 29, in are of serving as hostess for her com- the coming year will be in September one on “Peace” given by Mrs. Louise gave the invocation and two violin the Charles Harman home in Mill panions of the Gates Lucky Twelve at the home of Mrs. Shields Remine. Palmer. Table Topic Mistress Mrs. solos were played by Waren Varcoe. a Feature at 5:15, 7:30 Sunday | Mrs. Mary McClain, a former resi- Pat Wingo chose “What Peace Means I City. I Pinochle club. Maxine Schroeder, as salutatorian, ' Me as the table topic. Toastmis- Mrs. S. W. Haron from Salem was | Mrs. Duval tantalized her guests ! dent here left the first of the week To made the salutatory address, and Lor after a few days visit at the Potter ■ tress Gwen Jones introduced her ■ a guest and plans were made for fall, with ribbon sandwich loaf refresh TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY 11 speakers Ellen Owens, her first speech * ena Devine, highest senior scholastic- activities. Those attending were Mrs. ments. Mrs. Thelma Otto blossomed i home. ally, delivered the valedictorian ad Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stiffler and i therefore an autobiography. Sue Mik dress. Prof. H. R. Swygart of OSC Horn, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Roy Walker, card-wise into the highest bracket --- » , Neal was in Portland Monday. BROD UR \WFORD Mrs. L. Herman, Mrs. Bair, Mrs. tagging far behind in — low was — Mrs. kelsen, topic "What Is Peace”; and Mrs. Frank Merrill and Mrs. Francis Edna Ross, topic “Woman and Peace”.1 was principal speaker. The diplomas Arey Podrabsky, Mrs. Dyhrman, Mrs. I Inez Teal. Mrs. Marcie Peterson re were presented, and then Minister Jull C. Harman, Mrs. C. Rue, and Mrs. tained her luck handsomely with ti j Bodeker were in Portland on business The lexicologist and timer was Mrs. ! gave the benediction. Tuesday. L. Pinkston. Irene O’Leary; the minute critic was I The annual Junior-Senior banquet winner pinochle. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Anglesey, Evelyn Mrs. Dyhrman served refreshments I Mrs. Louise Palmer and the evaluator, ■ was held Wednesday evening. May 21 and Cynthia of Bend, were weekend to the group. Mrs. Lee Pinkston,) Cricket Pinkston. Guest of the eve-1 in the high school dining room. How visitors at the home of their parents Mrs. C. V. Rue and Mrs. C. Harman Mikkelsens Named To ning were Faustina Nesbitt, Mrs. Pike ard Means, coach, acted as toast Mr. and Mrs. John Anglesey of Mill attended the Willamette Area Lead- 1 from Michigan and Mrs. Agee from I master at the banquet, prepared by THURSDAY, FRIDAY and City. Sunday the Anglesey’s and,Mrs. Alabama. ers’ cookout at Camp Kelowan, Tues Honorary Societies SATURDAY members of the Gates PTA and moth Emma Teters visited the Franklyn day, May 27. There were 58 leaders Those attending charter-night of ers of the seniors. Thirty freshmen women have been Butte cemetery near Scio, where they and council members present. CLARK CABLE honored by election to Kwama, sopho tended and cared for cemetery plots. I the Stayton Toastmistress club report I Gates high's annual prom was held, Those present report everyone en more women’s service organization. While at the cemetery the Anglesey’s la big sucess. They state that they following the banquet, in the gym, joyed the wonderful food, the nature The first-year coeds were tapped for met their old friends Mr. and Mrs. had the best food available in the which was decorated beautifully for work throughout the camp and edu-) membership at the annual Mortar Robert Tunnell, Beverly, Donald, and canyon. Edna Hutcheson, president 1 the occasion. The music for the prom national demonstrations. Board ball Saturday night. High i Nadine, and Mrs. Amy Simmons all of of the Mill City Toastmistress club,! was furnished by the Gates Local scholarship and campus activities were ■ Vernonia, w ho were also caring for gave the response for the visiting Notes. Mrs. Court Rue had a wiener roast | clubs. At intermission time, Mrs. William May 29 for her group. Mrs. Jenkins standards of election. ■ plots. Mrs. Simmons is John Angle- Kids Club Saturday and Mrs. Roy Walker had a party Among those named to the honorary 1 sey’s sister and Mrs. Teters’ sister-in- I Stayton club looks upon the Mill Pennick and Mrs. Dan Morrison sang, Matinee 2:00 P.M. City club as their “ big sister ” . They and Mrs. Henry Chaney of Mill City -May 31 for their group, as did also is Sue E. Mikkelsen, daughter of Mr. law. Margaret O'Brien remarked that the news, etc., gave gave an acrobatic dance. Included Mrs. Arey Podrabsky, and Mrs. Jess and Mrs. Oswald M. Mikkelsen, Mill I RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open them the encouragement they needed I in as patrons and patronesses were: Mr. Lee. City. Miss Mikkelsen is a freshman Sundays and evenings, flowers tele to start their club. “ Secret Garden" and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, Mr, and Mrs. Bair presented each girl in! in liberal arts. graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays, Those from Mill City attending the Mrs. Floyd Völkel, Mr. and Mrs. Wil — Also — planters, pot plants, corsages, wed that group with a Blue Bird bracelet i "Cake of the Week instead of a party, because so many William J. Mikkelsen, son of Mr. dings, also shrubs and landscaping. I kick-off ceremonies at Stayton were liam Pennick, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Birthday Cake for: of the group were moving. and Mrs. O. M. Mikkelsen, was one of 319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone Sue Mikkelsen, Elsie Potter, Louise Klutke. 42tf Palmer, Gay Savage, Edna Hutcheson, Gates high school held its annual Jimmy Bevier Ta Wan Ten Ya group gave a party, twenty-four students initiated last 3684. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Vote of Al- June Miley, Edna Ross and Vera Hath- picnic at Breitenbush hot springs Fri Robert Boroughs May 19, for their guardian, Mrs. Chas, j week into Pi Mu Epsilon, mathematics day, and on the same day the grade N’ickie Allen Carter Harman. f Each girl presented her honorary. Mikkelsen is a junior in bany were over-night guests at the I away. home of Mrs. Emma Teters and vis school held its achievement and field Eric Hautala with a gift, The group enjoyed a liberal arts. ited with Mrs. Vote’s parents Mr. and pervisor of an accounting firm. They day. A pot-luck dinner was served at Jean Russell wiener roast at Carol Veness' home, Mrs. John Anglesey. noon. expect to be gone for one year. Nancy Stewart May 26. Fancy sandwiches, cake and ice tea Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veness enter BEDDING PLANTS still available The Woto-leto group had a surprise were served by the girls. Both wom Doors open at 7:20 P.M. party for their guardians Mrs. Lee en were presented with floral tributes tained Mrs. Charles Harman and her at Raleigh Harold's Nursery, 319 W. Complete show can be seen any fifth grade Camp Fire Girls at an Washington St., Stayton. Phone 3684 Pinkston and Mrs. Harry Dyhrman. and leader pins. time up to 8:30 after-school weenie roast in their yard for service at anytime. 22tf Monday afternoon. This occasion (Continued from Page 1) Honoring Mrs. Glen Tinney with a I marked the last regular meeting of shower Saturday afternoon at the Richurd Crook, Richard Keyes, Mar- fifth grade group until fall. Girls I lene Lovel, Ellen Shelton, Edward I the present were: Shereen Muir, Phyllis home of Mrs. Floyd Johnson with Mrs. Gregory, M. Jean Thomas, LaVerne I I Pate, Sharon McGinnis, Karen Rue, Lowell Cree as joint hostess, were the | Whaley, Kenneth Andrews, I.ora J. I Sybil Dart, Ila Mae Albright, Olive officers of the Eastern Star chapter. Bickett, Evelyn Johnston, Winifred i The hostesses served refreshments to I Taylor, and Carol Veness. Murray, Robert Stettner, Betty June the honor guest Mrs. Glenn Tinney, I Bill Jull, who has been teaching I Ward, Karen Andreassen, Larry Har her mother Mrs. Celene Taylor of Authorized Dealer for I I in the Bridger, Mont., schools is visit Mehama, Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mrs. rington, Arthur Hedge, Jr., Barbara ing this week at the home of his par I Podrabsky, and Michael O'Leary. 'inannsHnnannnnnKtnauHnHnnng ents, Minister and Mrs. H. E. Jull. Jack Scott, Mrs. Albert Toman Jr., I Mrs. William Shuey, and Mrs. Verne He has been called from the Naval I and others Doris Sheythe, Mary Kelly, Kathryn Tax Consultant Auditor Reserves to active duty in the U. S. Shaw. I The Friendship class of the Pres Ferguson, Laura Kelly, Bertha Batli- Navy, and will report at Seattle Mon EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE byterian church met Tuesday evening more, Betty Streeter, and Mabie I day, June 2. on all Home and Industrial Machines Rev. Wm. Turnbull was in Brooks at the home of Sue Mikkelsen. Mrs. Schroeder. I Schroeder, teacher of the class, led » • lij * i > Mrs. Walter Peterson has returned PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT on business Tuesday. I the discussion. The hostess, Mrs. home from a vacation in California to Rev. Fr. Franz Schubert announces Bookkeeping, Accounting and New and Used Sewing Machines i that Mass will be served each morning Mikkelsen served refreshments to attend graduation of her son Gary. I Tax Service I next week before vacation school at i 153 S. Liberty SALEM Phone 3-5773 Corner 3rd 4 Marion | I 8:40 a.m. in St. Catherine’s church in STAYTON, ORE. Mill City. Vacation school classes Telephone 4114 P.O. Box 1321 will be conducted each morning until — GET YOUR QUALITY JOB PRINTING AT THE ENTERPRISE — 1 p.m. throughout the week. anoHnnnnnn«nnHnHHHH»HE<naral Mrs. C. H. Brewer of Seaview, SWISS STEAKS — for the Men Wash., is a guest of Mrs. Frank Potter FRUIT SALAD BOWL — for the Ladies this week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen of San Don't let coughing, wheeling, recurring at UV*’5 Francisco who have been visiting his tack! of Bronchial Anthma ruin Bleep and energy without trying MENDACO, which mother Mrs. W. W. Allen left Thurs works thru the blooa to reach bronchial tubes and lungs. Usually helps nature quickly day by plane and expect to leave San remove thick, sticky mucus. Thus alleviate» coughing and aids freer breathing and better Francisco Saturday morning by plane J! Open: 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. sleep. 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