5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
January 15. 1953
FEMME PAGE
Toastmistress Club
Elects New Officers
GATES
Elaine Stevens Honored
With Bridal Shower
Two local boys, Wilmer Crites and
Mill City Toastmistress club met Howard Shroll received orders to re- » Idanha A bridal shower honoring
January 8th at 7 p.m. for their reg | port for their physical examination j Miss Elaine Stevens was given re-
ular business session. Edith Means ’ last week. They drove to Albany to I cently by Mrs. Kenneth dark and
vice president, was the principal pre report and from there were sent to Mrs. Even Evenson.
siding figure.
Guests included Mrs. Lee Hobson,
Portland. Crites left his car in a
Speakers for the evening were parking lot in Albany and upon his Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs. Marion Alder-,
Casey Chaney. Gwen Jones and Elaine return found that a tree had blown man, Mrs. Earl Carte, Mrs. William
Keirsey.
over crushing it. Both young men Johnson, Mrs. Orvil Lady, Mrs. Floyd
Open installation was held for 1953
Miss Jeanne Hampton of Ecuador,
Marion Todd was Toastmistress and are graduates’ of the Gates high Neilson, Mrs. Earnest Slocum. Miss
officers of Mill City Odd Fellow 11-year-old daughter of the Lewis
Geneva Worthen, Mrs. Wiliam Hayes.
lodge No. 144 and Santiam Rebekah Hamptons formerly of the Gates com Faustina Nesbitt had chaige of Table school.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mielke sold Mrs. Warren Stoll, Mrs. Jack Gulli-
lodge No, 166 Saturday night in the munity. has written to her Mill City Topics.
Barbara Yarnell and Elaine Keirsey their home here last week to Mr. and I ford, Mrs. Len Davis, Mrs. Josephe
IOOF hall.
Deputy Grand Master school chum, Marc Boothby of Mill
were inducted into the club and pre Mrs. Richard Budlong of Mill City. I Stodola Sr. of Mill City and Mrs.
Otto Koeneke and district deputy City of her desire for more letters
sented with corsages by Edith Means. Mr. and Mrs. Mielke and daughter Delker.
president, Alma Thomas were in from Mill City friends. Twice Miss
charge and were assisted by deputy Hampton mentioned in her letter to ; New officers elected for the next moved Saturday morning and the new
¿rand marshalls, Otto Witt and Ruby- young Boothby that she wants letters six months were Ruby Crosier, presi owners took possession the same eve
Brisbin; deputy secretary-treasurer, from those of her acquaintance in this dent; Veia Hathaway, vice president; ning. Mielke has obtained employ Camp Fire Girls Elect
Pat Wingo, secretary, and Gwen ment in Eugene. His family will re
Ida Fleetwood, and deputy chaplain, area.
main in Lyons for the present, until New Officers for Year
Jones, treasurer.
Rachel Olmstead.
Boothby sent 10c to her seeking in
a house can be secured in Eugene.
Mill City 6th grade To Wan Ten
George Veteto and Ada Plymale exchange money from Ecuador, cen
Ya group of Campfire Girls and the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morris
Jones
were
were in.-talled as junior past grands; tavos. Miss Hampton sent by return
dinner guests Sunday at the home of 7th grade Wotoleto Campfire Girls
Al Yankus and Antonia Thomas, noble mail a 10 centavo piece. She men
Mrs. Rosa Roten. Mr. Jones, a stu have been holding their meeting to
grands; Charles Thomas and Eva tioned that anyone else wanting an
dent
at the Christian college in gether.
Duffy, vice grands; C. A. Bruder and exchange of money should send 20c,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Molnar and Jimmy
Eugene,
has been engaged as pastor
During the business meeting elec
Bertha Baltimore, secretarys; Ed saying she would return 15 centavos of Oregon City were weekend visitors
of
the
Gates
Community Christian tion was held. Naomi Taylor was
Haynes and Jennie Smith, treasurers; and use five cents for postage. She at the Frank Buckler’s.
church, replacing Loren Swanson.
elected president; Linda Dyhrman,
Walter Thomas and Ruth Hess, war gave her address as Cosilla 4318,
Mrs. Maude Zimmerman of Salem
Mrs. Fred Ratzeburg of Salem is vice president; Sibyl Dart, secretary;
dens; John McClintock and Mabel Quay-aquil, Ecuador.
is stay ing at the Hubert Wagner home at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lillie Judy Hoeye, treasurer, and Carol
Yankus, conductors; Otto Witt and
The Hamptons left the United while recovering from a recent auto latke, where she will remain for sev Cooke, reporter and song leader.
Anna Mae McClintock, chaplains; Otto States for Ecuador last December. accident.
eral weeks to assist in the care of
Koeneke and Alma Thomas, RSNG; They had purchased a portion of a
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Barr of Tacoma
Dell Smith and Hazel Nelson, LSNG; hacienda, 6000 acres of virgin terri visited relatives here last week. They their father, T. Henness, who has been after two weeks spent in Oakland,
Calif., and other bay cities with rela
Verne Thomas and Blanche Syverson, tory. The Hampton’s land is some were on their way home from Coos seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Cole, son Mario tives and old friends.
RSVG; A. T. Koeneke and Jennie 35 miles from the proposed route of Bay where they had spent the holi
and Mrs. Glen Henness drove to Port
The first meeting of the city coun
Davis, LSVG; Irl Plymale and Dor the Pan-American highway slated as I
days.
land Friday to take Mrs. Cole's cil for the new year was held Friday-
othy Vail, IG; Marvin Dart and a link between North and South
Mrs. H. W. Duncan, Mrs. D. Good mother, Mrs. Minnie Everton, there evening, Jan. 9, Mayor Ray Lord pre
Gladys Podrabsky, OG; Ruby Brisbin, America.
man
and Mrs. Merle Philippi were for a visit of several days before she
musician; Wilma Stewart, flag bearer.
Miss Hampton asked that Boothby hostesses for the hot lunch club meet returned to her home in Yakima, siding. Clifford Rains of Detroit was
present to discuss the possibility of
Outgoing Noble Grand Ada Plymale convey to Mrs. Rogers, her former ing at the schoolhouse Thursday eve
Wash.
Mrs. Everton has been a installing a water system for the city.
was presented with a gift from the Mill City teacher, the infoi mation that ning, January 8. All mothers of chil
guest at her daughter's home for sev No definite decision was reached due
lodge also her past noble grand pin. she was the proud owner of an ivory- dren in the school here were urged eral months.
to the absence of Councilman W. S.
She, in turn, presented gift remem nut wood vase, Vit-in. high.
This to attend these meeting which are held
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levon have Hudson, who is vacationing in Ari
brances to her officers of the past peculiar wood is grown in Ecuador.
once a month.
returned home following a visit over zona, the selection of a new mayor
six months and a number of com- j She also related her attendance at a
the Christmas holidays in San Fran was postponed until a later meeting.
Mrs.
Peter
Brusasco
and
Mario
re
mittee chairmen.
Concluding the party and reported a nice time. No
cisco at the home of Levon’s parents.
turned
from
California
Saturday.
Mr.
ceremonies a no-host supper was I details othei- than the relatively short
San Francisco was Mr. and Mrs. Le
Ida I period of time involved in going to and Mrs. Robert Draper took Mrs.
served in the dining rooms,
Brusasco to California a couple of von’s former home and they have
Fleetwood was in charge of the and from the party. The temperature weeks ago to be with her older son many acquaintances there.
kitchen.
average for the day was given as who has polio.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pennick and
two children spent the weekend in
88 degrees.
The Lewis Hamptons ran a 800-acre ing to Ecuador and their 6000-acre Jefferson as the guests of friends.
58,000 polio victims were still on
Joe Joaquin and his mother, Mrs.
goat
ranch near Gates before migrat- enterprise there.
March of Dimes rolls January 1, 1953!
Laura J. Joaquin, returned Monday
Rebekahs and Odd
Fellows Install
Hampton Girl Writes
About Ecuador Home
MEHAMA
u
Second Anniversary
Free Orchids for Ladies
Free Dixie Cups for Children
FREE lunch served Saturday from 10 to 6 p.m.
. CASCADE HOT DOGS — M.J.B. COFFEE------- CAKE
FREE ARMOUR HAM FOR LARGEST ORDER OVER WEEKEND!
FREE CASCADE SIDE OF BACON FOR SECOND LARGEST ORDER
FREE PRIZE FOR EACH ORDER OVER $30.00.
at
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On the Highway at STAYTON
Elsnore Blended Juice, 46-oz can
29c
Elsnore Freestone Peaches
No. 2*/i, 35c
3 for
Spreckles Sugar. 10-lb. sack
ABC Fig Bars
2-lb. box
Wonderfood Marshmallows.
lb bag, 2 for
Snowdrift Shortening.
MJB Coffee
99c
49c
49c
3-lb. can 79c
lb. can 79c
Qt. 65c
Wesson Oil
Pillsbury Cake Mixes, white.
chocolate or golden
3 for
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Baby Ruth. Butterburger and
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10c
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Flav-R-Pak Orange Juice
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Chewing Gum, 3 pkg. 10c, carton
.Jello and Jello Pudding
Overlook Peas, No. 303
Del monte Peas. No. 303
Mill Race Beans, No. 303
Mor-Pae Corn, No. 303
Santiam Corn, No. 303
Campbell’s Beef, Vegetable Beef.
or Chicken Noodle Soup 3 for 50c
Campbell’s Vegetable Soup, 2 for 25c
lettuce, large heads
Arizona (¡rapefruit
2 for
8-lb bag
Blue Bird Tube Tomatoes, tube
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GIGI PERREAU in
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Feature at 5:20, 7:30 Sunday
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
FARLEI GRANGER and
RUTH ROMAN
in
Strangers On
a Train
THURSDAY,
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DALE ROBERTS and
ANNE BAXTER
in
Outcasts of
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TONY CURTIS and
PIPER LAURIE
in
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DEAN STOCKWELL in
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Complete show can be seen any
time up to 8:30
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