5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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FEMME PAGE
Mrs. Alvin Palmer
Honored by Shower
Ed. Davis Honored
By Old-Timers
Mill City Grade School
I
NEWS
Lyons—Mrs. Alvin Palmer was the
o SUNDAY & MONDAY
honored guest at a shower held at the
February 14th is Valentine's day. I
Gates—Saturday a group of old-
home of Mrs. Elva Kuiken Thursday timers gathered at the home of Mr. We made pictures of the Princess on
o
with Helen McClurg, Char and Mrs. Edmund Davis, honoring the Glass Hill.
BING CROSBY and
o
Mrs. Frank Mcoie Honor evening,
lotte Thiel, Helen Stavarg and Alta Mr. Davis on the occasion of his
JANE MYMAN
Tarma brought some pictures of
assisting hostesses.
Peterson’s Rock Garden.
in
birthday anniversary.
Guest at Pink and Blue Bodeker
Refreshments were served to Mrs.
VALARIE
HOLT.
Grade
2
Cards were played at four tables.
Detroit — Mrs. Frank Moore was Palmer, Lorraine Mills, Neta Gower,
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Marilyn chapter No. 145 OES met honored Thursday at a pink and blue Helen Shirley of Aumsville, Gypsie Mrs. Glen Schaer and Walter Brisbin
In Technicolor
We
are
going
to have a play called
Monday evening, February 9. Mrs. ' shower at the home of Mrs. S. T. Weaver, Trudy Hanlon, Fiances Gar- were awarded first prize for high the Birthday of the Fairy Princess.
Feature
at 5:20, 7:30 Sunday
score.
Mrs.Gerald
Health
and
Herbert
Laurell Johnson, WM, and George Moore with Mrs. Starr Reed as co-' sjo, Alice Huber, Mabel Downing,
We are going to invite the first
Schroeder
received
consolation
prizes.
hostess.
Huffman, WP, presided.
Myrtle Ayers. Clare Feenstra, Betty
A no-host supper was served at and second grades to our play.
TUESDAY and
The chapter rooms were -decorated I A Valentine theme predominated in Hunt, Eva Bressler, Bertha Allen,
JANICE LOGAN, Grade 2
' the close of the evening to the hosts,
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with pussy willows and red hearts in | decorations and refreshments were Ruth Lyons, Garnett assett, Norma
WEDNESDAY
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o
i Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kelle, Mr.
honor of the “Brother’s” night. A served following games and the open Miller, Helen Boyce, Carol Grimes, and Mrs. Clarence Johnson, Mrs.
Judie has a new car. Alice is go
M \Rll.YN MONROE and
Helen McClurg, Charlotte Thiel, Alta
degree was given for them by the i ing of gifts.
I Velma Carey, Mrs. Gwen Schaer, Mrs. ing to buy a new car.
Bit H ARD H IDM \RK
Invited guests were Mrs. Howard Bodeker and Eva Kuiken.
officers.
We
are
writing
to
a
little
boy
who
Mabie Knutson, Richard Knutson, Mr.
in
Dorothy Draper was installed as Dean, Mrs. Francis Kettleson, Mrs.'
and Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Mr. and has polio.
Otis
White,
Mrs.
Mabel
Parker,
Mrs.
chaplain by Fern Shuey, a past ma
ALICE BICKETT, Grade 2 o 0
| Mrs. Albert Millsap, all of Gates and
Ray Johnson, Mrs. Raymond Sophy, Children Receive Shots
tron.
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Schroeder
of
u
A “flapper” uartette composed of Mrs. B. E. Waters, Mrs. Cal Schlador,
o
Mill
City,
former
residents
of
Gates.
|
Tuesday
at
Grade
School
Q
local high school girls appeared in Mrs. Gordon Skidmore, Mrs. Irving
J. W. Anderson Honored o
Mrs. Robert Wingo and Mrs. A. E.
several numbers.
The girls were Steers, Mrs. Robert Young, Mrs. Scott
ing
from
a
light
stroke
he
suffered
dressed as flappers complete with Young, Mrs. Vern Morgan, Mrs. L. Nesbitt of Mill City assisted Effie a week ago and is expected to be up By Pot-luck Dinner
THURSDAY, FRIDAY’
Cole, public health nurse, Tuesday,
hair styles and beauty margs. They C. Davis and Mrs. Nettie McMillin.
A pot-luck dinner was given for
in a nursing conference at Mill City and around again in the near future. J. W. Andersen on his birthday Tues
were presented with Valentine nose-
and SATURDAY
Two
of
his
sons
Paris
and
Wayne
grade school.
gays. Taking part were Gerry Ham-
day
evening.
Andersen
has
been
sick
Al DIE MURPHY and
Twenty-two children six years of Comer of Nampa, Idaho, came to visit since last August. He has spent sonn
blin, Jan Ross, Donna Ellingston, Gates PTA Holds Meeting
FAITH DOMERGUE
age
and over and 16 pre-school chil during their father’s illness. Wayne time in the hospital.
Dorothy Downer and accompanist
At High School Eeb. 5
in
dren were examined. Over 50 diph has returned home, but Paris is still
Betty Lou Cree.
Attending dinner were: Art and
here with his father. “Tucson” has
The Gates Parent-Teacher Associa theria, whooping cough and tetanus
The ladies were presented With
Helen
Andersen
and
son
Jackie
of
been known widely here for his cement
clever heart corsages and the men tion met at the high school, Thurs shots were given youngsters. Some and carpenter work.
Lyons; Derrel and Lee Anderson,
of
the
children
were
innoculated
with
day
evening,
Feb.
5.
Mrs.
Kenneth
with heart boutonnieres.
Johnnie and Bonnie Peregoy and two
Mrs.
Clyde
Rogers,
sixth
grade
During refreshment hour Mrs. Fern Martig presided at the business ses smallpox vaccine. Hours of the clinic
teacher in the local schools, is back children; Trisha and Johnnie and
Shuey was honored with a handker sion. A plan to secure a coffee urn were 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday.
In Technicolor — Plus —
in school after five days absence be Blanch Gibson, all of Mill City, and
chief shower and was presented with for the kitchen by selling vanilla was
Roberta Leiferman and daughter,
cause
of
illness.
Mrs.
Jack
Baldwin
ABBOTT
AND COSTELLO
decided
upon.
Two
films
were
shown
a birthday cake. The Valentine theme
substituted as teacher during Mrs. Louise, of Stayton.
in
was also used in the dining room. by Don Miley, principal of the school.
Rogers' absence.
Betty Shaw, Ann Hirte and Gwen
Mothers of the pupils of the second
spending
two
years
in
Korea
and
Mr. and Mrs. S. Alliasen of Albany,
Jones were the refreshment commit grade were hostesses for the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dorothy of Post, former residents here, were in Mill Japan. Cpl. McClintock returned on
tee and decorating were Ethel Huff The Gates PTA meets the first Thurs Ore., is visiting at the Byron Davis
the USNS Miggs. He will return to
man and Garnet Bassett.
day of each month, at the high school home this week while they call renew City visiting friends Sunday. Mr. and Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif.,
Kid’s Matinee—2 p.m. Saturday
Mrs. Harry Woods were among
at 8 p.m.
the
3rd
Marine
Division.
Mc
with
many old acquaintances.
RED SKELTON in
friends they called on.
Clintock is also visiting his brother
Help your Heart Fund and Help
“WATCH THE BIRDIE"
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Herlofsen left
RALEIGH
HAROLD,
Florist,
open
Your Heart. Contributions are de JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES
the first of this week on a vacation Sundays and evenings, flowers tele Jack McClintock and his uncle, J. C.
and
TODAY!
ductible for income tax purposes.
trip to the east, visiting relatives and graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays, Kimmel.
“CAPTAIN VIDEO”
A, 1C George Child Jr. left Feb. 1st
old friends, Mrs. Herlofsen is the planters, pot plants, corsages, wed
for
Camp Stoneman, Calif. Airman
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
Avon products representative here.
dings, also shrubs and landscaping
Complete show esn be seen any
Mrs. Hollis Tui nidge, daughter of 319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone Child, his wife and infant daughter
time up to 8:30
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Knutson, is in a M84.
42tf have spent the past month at the home
of
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
R.
Portland hospital receiving medical
James O'Kins, a freshman at Ore
surgery and treatment. Mrs. Turn- gon State college, was among the 373 Child Sr. of Mill City. After report
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS
idge’s home is now in Cutler City, students listed on the fall term honor ing to Camp Stoneman, Airman Child
AND INVITATIONS
will leave for overseas duty in the
FEES
PENALTY
and formerly lived at Gates.
at The Mill City Enterprise
roll. O’Kins received a grade average Far East. Mrs. Child and daughter
In Marion County
After March 1st:
The Mill City fire fighters were of 3.5 points or better on the basis
Shelley, will remain in Mill City until
called to the Maurice Howe home at of an A equalling 4 points. He was
$1.00
$3.00
Male
Male
9 a.nt. Monday to put out a chimney a Mill City high school graduate in his return.
Mill City high school reports that
fire that had started in the flu. The the class of 1952.
Dolores Jane Poole, a graduate of the
$1.00
Sp. Female
$3.00
Sp. Female
fire proved not serious and after
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Henderson
watching it while it burned itself out and son of Prineville were in Mill City class of 1952, has made outstanding
$2.00
$ 1.00
Female
Female
the firemen found it was not necessary last week visiting friends and Mrs. grades for the fall term at the Oregon
to pour water on it. It reminds us Henderson attended Rebekah lodge College of Education to the total score
of 17 term hours of A.
Make Money Order or Checks Payable to:
that many times we should have our Wednesday night while in town.
chimneys
cleaned
out
once
or
twice
a
Cpl.
William
N.
McClintock,
U.S.
IL C. MATTSON, L'ovU) < '«k
year to prevent fire and water dam- Marine, is spending a 30-day furlough
Salem, Oregon
at the Lowell Cree home. He re
“Tucson” Comer is recover- turned to the states January 26 after
By RICHARD LOVEI,
The Mill City high school student
body met Wednesday afternoon. The
main business was the eletion of a |
seretary to fill the vacancy caused
when Carol Andreassen changed
entire A/ A/£W
schools and moved to Gates. The one I
who got the job was Ralph Jull.
tArougA an JtArvugA/
Ralph is a sophomore this year and
he should be able to do well.
On the light side of the meeting
was the entertainment given by the
senior class. Bill Hoffman was the
master of ceremonies for a truth or I
consequencies "radio program”. The l
contestants who weren’t smart enough
to answer the question before the horn |
blew had to pay the consequences.
Bob Stetner and Eddie Leach had to
show their pie-eating skill with no i
hands. They began in great gulps
but their enthusiasm soon waned.
(Whether it was because of the pie
or the apetites I do not know.)
way, it was a lot of fun.
The junior class is practicing on
its play, “Three Fingers in the Door,"
a three-act mystery-comedy which
will be given in March.
Also the juniors are ousy hatching
ideas for the junior-senior prom.
OES Brothers Night
Honors Men Feb. 9
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Don’t Bother
To Knock
The Duel at
Silver Creek
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