5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
February 5. 1953
hat a Good, Good Breakfast
FEMME PAGE
MILL CITY
Toostmistress Club
Selecting Speaker
Mill City Toastmistress club in
stalled new club officers Thursday i o o
night, January 29. June Mileyt, pres- 1 0
ident presided.
Honored guest was Mrs, Grace,
Hartley, of the Salem Toastmistress ,
club, who came to Mill City for the
installation. Mrs. Lucille Lowery was I
also a guest.
During the course of the evening. ■
the members voted by ballot on con- I
testants for a Toastmistress speech'
contest in Salem at a later date. The
five selected were: June Miely, Marion 1
Todd, Edna Hutcheson, Erythe Means
and Louise Palmer.
These members will compete at the
next regular Toastmistress meeting. !
The winner will represent Mill City.
The installation of officers was con
ducted by Mrs. Hartley. The follow 6
ing took office: Ruby Crosier, presi
dent; Vera Hathaway, vice president;
Pat Wingo, secretary, and Gwen Jones 0
as treasurer.
The ceremony was concluded with
presentation of a past president’s pin
to June Miley, out-going president.
The next regular Toastmistress o
a
meeting will be Thursday, Feb. 12.
LYONS
SUNDAY & MONDAY
JE \ N PETERS and
DAVID WAYNE in
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Sgt. Max Kelly of the U. S. Marines
Jeannine Bonebrake, Lyons a senior ,
is in Mill City on leave of absence at Linfield college, McMinnville, be- |
Wait ’Til the Sun
with his family, Mrs. Kelly and three gan practice teaching in the Newberg I
children, also his mother, Mrs. W. J. senior high school home economics
Shines, Nellie
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Robinson and a brother and family, and English departments, February 2.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly.
F ' According to Dr. Ralph G. Bailey. Lin-
Sgt.
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at 5:20, 7:30 Sunday
Kelly has been overseas almost t a field education department head, 27
year.
Linfield college education students be
Mrs. T. A. Booth is spending sev gan practice teaching in Yamhill
TUESDAY and
eral months in Texas with relatives. county schools February 2.
WEDNESDAY
She made the trip via bus.
Construction is underway on the
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Information received here today new Santiam chapel, associated with
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from the Air Defense Filter Center the A-semblies of God church. Those j
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at Portland advises that the Ground wishing to donate labor may come
Observer Corp representative for this to work any time.
Head off hidden hunger caused by being a breakfast skipper or a
district is Bob Geddes, of 390 State
A special speaker will be present J
breakfast hurrier. Get a good start each da. by eating an adequate
street, Salem, Ore. Volunteer now at the Santiam chapel Sunday, Feb. 8,
breakfast and end mid-morning doldrums.
Here is a breakfast" menu that will make those hurriers and skippers
for service in this organization.
at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Robert Peitle, who |
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Mrs. Floyd Johnson, worthy matron is director of the Christ Ambassadors |
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Monday, Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. The master several days in Prineville. They were
and SATURDAY
terscotch pecan rolls To save time, get the rolls readv for the oven
masons of the chapter will be special guests at the home of their daughter
the evening before by spreading a loaf pan with a mixture of melted
ROD CAMERON and
guests and a degree will be given in . and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
butter or margarine, brown sugar and chopped pecans. Place Brown ’n
berve rolls upside down in the butterscotch mixture and keep in a cool
JANI NIGH
their honor.
I Fetherston.
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Herbert Maag, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Viola Zander returned to the
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H. II. Maag, has been confined to his home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Butterscotch Pecan Rolls
home as a result of severe bleeding j W ilson Stevens Thursday’ afternoon,
3 tablespoons melted butter
3 tablespoon, chopped pecans
following some tooth exti actions last j from the Memorial hospital.
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Mrs. E. L. Roye, who has been con
LEO GORI 'EY and the
RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open fined to her home since the first of
BOWERY BOYS
Sundays and evenings, flowers tele-1 the year due to illness, is reported to
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graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays, be improving.
planters, pot plants, corsages, wed-I The regular meeting of Faith Re
dings, also shrubs and landscaping bekah lodge was held Wednesday eve , Refreshments were served by Garnett
319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone ning at the hall with Jean Roberts, | Bassett, Helen Anderson and Mabel their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Walker, Tuesday.
Kid's Matinee—2 p.m. Saturday
3684.
42tf noble grand and Garnett Bassett, vice
Bass.
Mrs.
Walter
Walker
returned
to
ZANE GREY'S
Geprge Laird, formerly of Mill City grand, presiding over the meeting.
At the Feb. 11 meeting, Norma
"THE ARIZONIAN"
The Three Links club of the lodge Pennington will furnish the enter her home in Seattle Friday after visit
recently took over the management
ing her son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
and
of Lounge 515 and the coffee shop will hold their smorgasbord supper tainment and Mabel Bass will be in Monroe Walker for two weeks.
"CAPTAIN VIDEO”
at the Senator hotel in Salem.
He at the hall Thursday evening, Feb. 12. charge of the program, with Alta
Mrs. Nannie Martin of Coquille is
At the social hour, Nadine Duggan Bodeker, Eva Bressler and Rosa Berry
will have charge of all banquets. Mrs.
visiting
with relatives in Lyons, She
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
Laird, who is owner and operator of was in charge of the entertainment. are on the food committee.
is a guest of Inez Ring, also the Bert
Complete show ran he seen any
the Mill City beauty shop is making
young for
Mrs. Nannie Martin from Seafoam Lyons and Clyde Lewis homes. Mrs. 1
time up to 8:30
arrangements to lease her business ( Lewis and Clark college in Portland, lodge was a guest of the’evening.
Martin is a sister of Mrs. Lyons and
here. Laird returned from service in is home with her parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christenson and Mr. Lewis.
VALENTINES
Korea last December, he was former ^Mrs. Floyd Jones, during the mid- children, who have been living in the
Roy Steele was rushed to the Salem
Shell oil distributor here in this aiea. term vacation. Miss Jones is major Sam Bridges house, have purchased a Memorial hospital Friday afternoon i
by
Miss Ardith Jones, freshman at ing in music and art. Also noted large trailer house and moved it to with a crushed ankle he received while
among former Mill City high school the Paul Johnston place east of town. working at the Puget Sound Piling
HALLMARK
graduates home from college over the
Monroe Walker was honored on his yard. A load of piling slid down on
weekend were Miss Dona Cooke and birthday anniversary Thursday eve him while being dumped.
Fv»n th» highchair tel will
Bob Shelton from University of Ore ning at a dinner given at the home
The community cake walk benefit
love th»m — our n»w Hallmark
gon. Miss Vera Loucks, who is em of his son Bud Walker. Those en for the March of Dimes held at the
Juvenil» Valentin»,.
ployed with the civil service in Salem joying the occasion were Mr. and Rebekah hall Thursday evening netted
was also home over the weekend.
Choose now for your children and
Mrs. Monroe Walker, and his mother, approximately 170.00. Mrs. Clyde
yourself from our fresh new
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree enter Mrs. Walter Walker of Seattle; Mrs. Bresslre, local chairman, assisted by
collection
tained a group of boys at dinner in Paul McClellen and son Jimmy of Mrs. Pat Lyons, was in charge. Fri
♦ their home honoring their son, Don Corvallis; Mrs. C. V. Ave.-’l of Le day evening the Mothers March was
ald, on his 12th birthday.
Friends banon; Mr. and Mrs. Loren Walkei underway from 7 to 8 p.m. with Mrs.
invited were Donald’s school mates and son Kim; Mr. and Mrs. Ramie George Huffman, chairman.
and after dinner attended the high Martell, Timmie and Tommie; and
Mrs. Lynn Lambert spent several,
"The Home of Halmark Cards'
school basketball game together. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Walker and daugh days in Stayton, helping in the care,
I Present were Donald Cree, Dick and ter Connie Lou.
of his mother, Mrs. Lambert, who is ’
330 Court Street
David Jennings, Gary Bevier, Larry
Mrs. Paul McClellen and son Jim quite ill.
Kar.off, Marshall Maulding.
my of Corvallis and Mrs. Bill Cham
Mrs. Clara Lee of Eugene, is visit
Visiting relatives in Mill City over berlain, Laurie, Linda and Mary of ing at the home of her son and fam
the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. War Lebanon, were guests at the home of ily, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bridges.
ren
Howe and son, of Roseburg,
as
former Mill City residents.
Mrs.
Howe's mother, Mrs. Nora Goodwin,
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returned with them after spending a
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month in Roseburg.
Mrs. Carl Chance was hostess in
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her home for the regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon of the Woman’s
council of the Christian church. Mrs.
Elmer Shaw wa$ in charge of the
business session.
Frances Clarke who has been ill
with flu at his home here the past |
ANOTHER BUSINESS FOR THE MILL CITY AREA— OFFERING FASHION-WISE WOMEN
two weeks, returned to Salem this
FAMOUS NAME WEARING APPAREL AT LOWEST PRICES FOR QUALITY!
week where he is employed with the
state highway engineers. Clarke is a
PLEASE VISIT US SOON —SEE OUR SELECTIONS OF PENDLETON, JANTZEN, WHITE
Mill City high school graduate and
STAG, ARTEMIS LINGERIE, WARNERS AND MAIDEN FORM FOUNDATIONS—
has attended Oregon State college.
YOUR SUGGESTIONS AND REQUESTS WILL HELP US TO HELP YOU
Lynn Smith, sixth grader in the
Mill City schools, entered the state
school for the blind in Salem this
week. Lynn is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Smith.
She had
polio when a baby which affected
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