FEMME PAGE Bob Venesses Entertain Out-of-Town Relatives 5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Presbyterian Choir Presents Program Mrs. Agness Allen Enjoys Holiday Family Gathering Spending Sunday, Monday, and Holiday guest at the home of Mrs. Tuesday at the Robert Veness home Agness Allen was her son, Adelbert, were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Foyer from Ca-ablanca, French Morocco, and daughter, Miss Betty Louise of Africa. Adelbert has been working Chicago, parents and sister of Mrs. , for Atlas Constructors. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veness. The Foyers spent a Williams and little daughter Martha, month in Honolulu at the Royal from Fort Klamath, were also guests. Hawaiian hotel, stopping in Mill City Mrs. Williams is a neice of Mrs. to visit their daughter’s family be- ' Allen. fore taking the plane from Portland Mrs. Allen received a shower of home to Chicago Wednesday morning. I packages and beautiful greetings from Entertaining for the Foyers on Oregon, California, Washington, Mon­ Monday, the X enesses gave a dinner tana. Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, party, preceded by an extensive show- England and North Ireland, ing of pictures, to which Mr. and Last, but not least and greatly ap- Mrs. Alfred Monner and two children predated, was a card from little Billy from Portland were invited. Mr. O’Leary from Wichita, Kans. Monner is a feature photographer for ! - ■ . . ■ ■ the Journal, and Mrs. Moner is a life­ Frances Ward is spending the holi- long friend of the Foyer family. I days in Portland. HEAR BENEFIT CONCERT OF SACREI) AND TRADITIONAL ORGAN MUSIC Daly from U. of O. at Eugene; Elaine Shepard of Salem for Christmas din- Clark and Lynn Waite are home from ner. Oregon Tech, at Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Welch and Marcy Mill City Presbyterian church ob- Till RSDAY, Spending Christmas day at the Ed "f Seattle were guests at the home served Christmas week by choral pro­ FRIDAY and SATURDAY Haynes residence were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett Friday. gram, Sunday night at the church. a Raymond Berry and son Donald of Mrs. Welch is Mrs. Bassett’s sister. GARY COOPER in Mrs. Doris Sheythe directed the choir j Tillamook; Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Haynes Mr. and Mr. Geo. Stewart ami sons in the Christmas service. The choral group included Bernice of McMinnville; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Merle and Jerry spent the Christmas In Technicolor Gordon, Rosamond Remine, Joan Bordune; Mr. and Mrs. Walt Reints holidays in Portland visiting Mrs.' Starts Thursday 5:30; Friday Cauble and Frances Merrill, sopranos; both of Sweet Home; Mr. and Mrs. 1 Stewart’s relatives. and Saturday 7:00 Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Nelson visited Ina Chase, Dorothy Kelly and Marie i Arthur Wick. Beverly, Beatrice and his relatives in Klamath, Calif., over Stover, second -opranos; Betty Kelly, Arthur Jr. of Eugene. KID’S M vriNEE— 2 p.m. Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bennett anti the holidays. Sonny plans on going o Dorothy Dyhrman and Edna Ross, Zane Grey's "Code of the XX est" family spent Christmas holidays in back to work after the new year, altos. Pianist was Virginia Hoeye, and "Capt. Y'ideo" Charles Stewart left Wednesday for organist, Edna Ross. Rev. Noble ervais with Mr. Bennett’s folks. The Lucky Twelve pinochle club San Jose, Calif., to join Mrs. Stewart SUNDAY and MOND \Y Streeter was the narrator. will resume their weekly meetings and their two children who have been The choral part of the evening’s DENNIS MORGAN and presentation was made up of seven again January 8. Dorothy Johnson there visiting her mother the past VIRGIN! \ M AYO in will be hostess starting the new year, two weeks. The Stewarts plan to parts, “Processional”, “Birth of the Mr. and Mrs. James Duvall and return to Mill City after the New Savior ’, "The Shepherds and the An- P daughter. Nola, spent the Christmas Year’s holidays. g gel Song”, “The Wise Men and the holidays in Portland. Mrs. Jessie Veness and Miss Edith Star” and “Christmas Echoes”. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Harris and son of Portland were Christmas day The choir sang, “O Emanuel”, In Technicolor “Glory to God in the Highest”, “While Donald Lee of Drain spent Christmas guests at the Robert Veness home, Feature at 5:20, 7:30 Sunday holidays at the Frank Blazek home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klein and Shepherds Watched Their Sheep”, “Noel”, “Cradle Song”, “From Out Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Blazek are daughter Sandra, from Washington, Tt ESI) \Y and YX EDNESDAY | were in Mill City during the holidays the East”, "For God So Loved the sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett and with his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Dick World” and “Good Will To Men”. JENNIFER JONES and Frances Merrill sang “Hail Beth- Maurie and Rosalie were at the home Turpin. The Kleins operate a theatre DAVID FARRAR in of her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. in Washington. lehem”; Rosamond Remine, “Ave Maria”; the choir and Frances Mer- ---- - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Distant Drums s 8 Painting the Clouds with Sunshine NO ADMISSION CHARGE — Free Will Offering Benefit First Baptist choir robes. LYONS PLUMBING & Electric Supplies t. ■ J k. DEALERSHIP FOR MONTAG ELECTRIC RANGES P. W. RODICH, Prop. LYONS, ORE The Wild Heart Mr. and Mrs. Anton Moravec spent the Christmas holiday in Oregon City at the home of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kerr and grand children spent the Christmas holidays in Creswell with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stiffler and their two boys spent the Christmas holiday weekend in Portland. E. C. Turnidge is visiting in Los Angeles at the home of his daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Cloyd Cox and grand­ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Grant, over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hansen spent the holidays in Longview, Wash., with her relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong and two boys Marc and Tony spent the holidays in Portland with the boys’ grandmother, Mrs. Futter. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Berry and Sharon of Gates, and Mrs. Nora Good­ win of Mill City spent Christmas in Roseburg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Berry and Sharon on Saturday trav­ eled on down to Glendale to visit Mr. Berry’s brother Lloyd Berry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterson and sons, Gary and Ramon where guests at the Don Peterson home over the New Year holiday from Eugene. 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. Washington, Stayton. Phone 3684. 42tf Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salvon of Portland and their children Dennis, John, Paul, and Diane were visitors at the Don Peterson home for the New Year holi­ day celebration. Dennis Marttala was a holiday vis­ itor at his parent’s, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Marttala, home here over the holidays from Portland, where he is working. Norman was also home from Portland State Extension Center over the holidays with his parents. Glade Waite is home on furlough y from army service visiting his par­ ents over the holidays. Airman 1-C Ernie Podrabsky spent the holidays at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Podrabsky while on leave from George Air Force base at Victorville, Calif. Among those home from college for the holidays with their parents were Bob Baltimore, Eugene Thornley, and Bob Shelton from University of Ore­ gon at Eugene; Lawrence Thornley, home from Portland State Extension Center; Leia Kelly and Arlone Kuhl­ man from Oregon State college at Corvallis; Shelby Umphress, home from Glad Tidings Bible Institute at Santa Cruz, Calif.; David Keyes from Reed college in Portland; Ardith Jones from Lewis and Clark in Portland; Delores Poole home from Oregon Col­ lege of Education at Monmouth; Alone Tai Consultant In Technicolor JOHN LUND. SCOTT BRADY, and JOYCE HOLDEN in 9 BRONCO BUSTER o o RED BALL EXPRESS o Kid’s Matinee—2 p.m. Saturday “Blondie Goes to College" and “Capt. Video" I FOR THE NEW YEAR MILL CITY (This ad paid by SALEM MUSIC CO.—authorized dealer in Connsonata Electronic Organs) For Plumbing Needs See January 1, 1953 rill, “There’s a Song in the Air’; the choir and Noble Streeter, “Jesu Bam­ bino” and “O Holy Night”; the choir and Joan Cauble, “Bethlehem's Lowly Manger”; the choir and Dorothy Dyhrman, “Siler.t Night”; the choir, Doris Sheythe and Betty Kelly, “Naz­ areth”; organ selection, “Love Di­ vine”; and Rev. Streeter, “The Mes­ sage of Christmas”. PLAYED ON: Latest concert model Connsonata Organ PLAYED BY: Professor Thomas E. Roberts of Oregon State college, Corvallis. CONCERT HELD AT: New Auditorium, First Baptist church, Salem, Corner Marion at Liberty, TIME: SUNDAY, JANUARY 4th—4 P.M. ir: mmrun hü _____________ In grateful appreciation of your patronage