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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1952)
'—THE Mil l. CITY ENTERPRISE December II, 1952 FEMME PAGE Marilyn Chapter Ends Mikkelsen-Poole Mrs. Duane McFadden Year With Dinner Wedding Vows Read Honored By Shower The last meeting of the year for One of the lovelier wedding of the Mrs. Duane McFadden, nee LaVetta Marilyn Chapter was held Monday holiday leason was that of Miss Susan Powelson of Corvallis was honored evening at Mill City. Gordon Barker, Elizabeth Mikkel en, daughter of Mr. at an apron and tea towel shower worthy patron of Chadwick Chapter and Mrs. O. M. Mikkelsen of Rich- Saturday evening at the home of Miss i was escorted and introduced. Rich- land. \\ ash to Leo Albert Poole, of Patricia Cree. Mrs. McFadden, a alyn Muckridge was received into the Monmouth, »n of Mr. and Mrs. James bride of October IS in Corvallis, is chapter. E. Poole of Mill City. a former resident of Mill City, and Detroit—Deanha I’TA members and Affiliation and initiatory degrees Bouquets of white flowers adorned also Gates. their families will hold a covered-dish were conferred upon Jack Muckridge Decorations featured a bouquet of dinner Thursday. Dec. 11 at the De and Richalyn Muckridge, a courtesy the altar of Central United Protest ant church of Richland, Wash., for white chrysanthemums. The gift troit school cafeteria beginning at candidate. i the Saturday afternoon wedding with table was centered with a bride doll. Christmas season activities include 0 n.m. A degree honoring the kitchen com tall baskets of white flowers on either She wore a red and w hite check apron a variety of engagements for mem The evening has been planned as a mittees for the year was presented over her wedding dress ami carried a bers of all groups and all ages in social function according to Mrs. Al by Mrs. Kiersey's kindergarten class; I side. At her feet The Rev. Robert A. Uphoff offi- matching tea towel. the Detroit-Idanha area. Church fred Cokenour, PTA president, and and a gift w as presented to all pi esent groups, school classrooms, civic or the monthly business meeting will be who had served on the kitchen com i ciated at the double ring ceremony were the gifts foi the recent bride, and the bride’s father escorted her which weie aprons and tea towels. ganizations, Scout troops and social omitted. mittee by associate matron, Laurell to the altar. Games were played and the hostess .roups will hold their parties and Rolls and coffee will be supplied Johnson. gave prizes to Mrs. Duane McFadden, entertainments in the coming two and all attending are requested to She was attractive in a floor length New officers elected for the en weeks. bring food, dishes and silverware. suing year were; Laurell Johnson, gown of eyelet embroidered organdy, Mrs. Vernon McFadden, Mrs. Clyde Detroit Church of Christ will offer worthy matron; George Huffman, fashioned with the three tiered skirt Golden, Mrs. Rosa Daly, Miss Marlene a program of choral and group sing I the older girls directed by Alice Fryer worthy patron; Betty Tinney, asso- I draped to a longer length in back and Tickle, and Mrs. Jack McClintock, ing, scripture readings and two films ' with a play and refreshments. Gifts l ciate matron; Oswald Hirte, associate worn with tiny jacket with mandarin Following the opening of gifts tea, -trips depicting the Christmas story, 1 will be exchanged and refreshments patron; I.eora Stevens, secretary, collar. Her close fitting cap of em coffee, and cookies were served by the hostess. I served. to be held December 21. Mary Tuers, treasurer; Stella Key, broidered lace held the handmade, The Detroit Women's Civic club has conductress, and Mabel Parker, asso- fingeitop veil of net. and she carried Present to honor Mrs. McFadden The Idanha Community church will a bouquet of white carnations and were: Mrs. Elmer Shaw, Miss Marlene December 17 as the date p ciate conductress. . resent their program on the same ! i scheduled for the annual Christmas party Tickle, Mrs. Rose Daly, Mrs. V«r- al A degree honoring the worthy ma- roses. date, with Sunday school and church Marion Fork lodge. Miss Betty Millsap, maid of honor, I non McFadden of Stayton, Mrs, Jack ' tron and worthy patron was presented members participating. Of special community interest vill McClintock, Mrs. Clyde Golden, Mrs. Mrs. Mildred Ray's eighth grade be the school program and American by associate matron, Laurell Johnson Mis- JoAnn Hoffman, Miss Dolores Moriis Howe, Mrs. Walter Kay, Miss -tudents will invite their parents to Legion presentation of treats on Mon and associate patron, George Huff Poole, the bridegroom's sister, serving | Betty Lou Cree, Mrs. Lowell Cree, as bridesmaids, wore floor length man. a program in their room on Thursday day evening, Dec. 22 at the school A turkey dinner was served in the gowis of contrasting pastels and car- i and Miss Patricia Cree. evening, December 18. ! gymnasium. Enable to attend, but sending gifts dining room by the brothers of the lied harmonizing bouquets. Classroom parties at the Detroit , I chapter. James I. Poole was best man for | were: Mrs. Gordon Kay, Mrs. Louis school w ill be held Wednesday, De- ’ with his brother with William J. Mikkel Verbeck, Mis. Floyd Shepherd, Mrs. eember 24, with the usual exchange ; stomach sen, the bride's brother, William Poole, Wilbur Mienert, Miss Alona Daly, of gifts and refreshments for all. cousin of the bridegroom, John Tacke Mr-. Albeit Millsap of Gates, Mrs. THANK HEAVENS! Most attacks are Just acid Girl Scouts plan a Christmas party indigestion. When It strikes, take Bell-ans and Jack Lacey, ushering. Mrs. Clyde Richards, and Mrs, Nell Swift. for Wednesday afternoon, December tablets. They contain the fastest-acting Gordon Pappas provided the tradi By MRS. S. T. MOORE 17, with the younger girls in Mrs. medicines known to doctors for the relief of tional organ music. Keith White is hospitalized in Salem Helen Baughn’s patrol entertaining heartburn, gas and similar distress. 35<. To greet her daughter’s wedding with head wounds received at the Briles core mill when a flying peeler guests, Mrs. Mikkelsen wore a tur quoise wool dress with white acces core struck him. His condition is sories and matching corsage. reported to be satisfactory. Miss Ardith Jones entertained mem Fall colors of browns, yellow and Noyes Whitten has been appointed mayor of Idanha to succeed the late white were used in the floral arrange bers of the Mill City high school class ments for the reception following in of 1952 at an informal get-together. C. T. Haseman. Those present were Elaine Clark of the church parlors and Mrs. J. (). Mur ray and Mrs. Robert Hammersmith Oregon Technical Institute institute, CARD OE THANKS assisted with the serving. Miss Kath Falls; Hazel Neal, Elnora Al AT We sincerely thank all those who Marilyn Lockwood was in charge of bright. Patricia Caee and Bill Hamb gave assistance in any way during the guest book. lin, Mill City; Denny Marttela, Port our recent bereavement, also for the land; Ardith Jones, Lewis and Clark For traveling the bride wore a expressions of sympathy and to those college, Portland Vera Loucks. Donna brown, white and grey checked suit who sent flowers. NEW RETAIL LOCATION: Coolie and Maxine Scott, Salem, Daryl with black accessories and a corsage CHARLES ROBERTSON East City Limits on Highway 222 The young Farman, Cottage Grove; Alona Daly and DALLAS of ivory baby roses, couple will make their home in Mon- Bob Baltimore, Bob Shelton, Univer § Phone 3215 MILL CITY sity of Oregon; Leia Kelly and Arlone mouth. 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Holds Family Dinner Party Snows of Kilimanjaro Pre-release showing at advanced prices: Kdults $1, children 50c o o Reduced Price Matinee Sunday 2 p.m.: Adults title, children 20c Eeature, 2:15. 5:15, 7:30 Sunday anil W I DNESDAY TI ES!) LORETTA YOl NG. KK KLTER Bill NN.KN. lilt HARD (.III I NE in in Kentucky In Technicolor Till USD \Y. I RID \Y and S VI I RDAY JIMMK STEW KRT in o n 9 Winchester 73 GAS? CHOKED IDANHA Mill City Graduates Hold Get Together All Building Supply Needs 1 Kelly Lumber Sales I 9 q □ q 8 a Kid's Matinee—2 p.m. Saturday 8 Dickens' "(IIRISTMAS C KROL" EREE GIFT for Everyone Doors open at 7:20 P.M. Complete show ran be seen any time up to 8:30 For Guaranteed Cleaning it’s the NUMETHOD 24-HOUR SERVICE Mill City Close« at 6 I’.M. DETROIT Girods Super Market On the Highway at STAYTON Bisquick large package 39c Sunshine Krispy Crackers 2 lb. box 39c Wesson Oil 63c Durkee’s Margarine Qt 29c 3 pkgs. 89c Pillsbury Cake Mixes Chocolate, White or (¡olden Biltmore Tuna Jello or Jello Pudding can 27c 1 pkgs. 29c Folgers Coffee, (limit) Sperrv Pancake Flour 1<»-Ib. bag 79c 1,09 Pillsbury Flour 25-lb. bau j QQ 10-lb. bag 89c Nalleys Lumberjack Syrup 21-oz. bottle 33c 2-lb loaf 89c ’h 49c Velveeta Ground Beef Turkeys 35c Picnics, Sugar Cured 39c Bananas Navel Oranges (¡rapefruit 2 lbs. 29c 12-case 2.98 S-lb. ba« 55c ]Pay Cash By MRS. S. T. MOORE and Mrs. Howard Dean and family spent last weekend with rela tives at Oakridge and Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Starr Reed had as their guests recently Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisk of Portland. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Flank Moore last weekend was Harold Kow al of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Steers had as „weekend guests Mrs. Gladys E. Steers, Mr. Steers’ mother from Redmond, and his cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Smith of Corvallis. Mrs. Arnold Sy verson and Mrs. Ered Duffy attended the special meet ing in Lyons last week of Eva Re bekah lodge which was held for the visit of the president of the Rebekah assembly of Oregon, Olive Ramey. SALEM, OREGON Liberty Street Court Street Open Monday and Friday Nights TILL g P.M. FROM NOW TILL ( IIRISTMAS We Give and Redeem S&H Green Stamps Exquisite DIAMONDS to express endearment Christmas and Always OPEN FRIDAY NITES TII CHRISTMAS yniinHfliUi Tin DIAMONDS RESET WHILE YOU WAIT HERE SAVE at Girods AT STAYTON SALEM, ORE DIVIDED PAYMENTS — NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES ■