LYONS
February 12. 19'»3
6—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
HUCKLEBERRY FINN |
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The Women’s Society of Christian
Service met at the home of Mr*. Alice
Huber Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs.
Gladys Hargreaves as assistant host-
cm .
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Mrs. Huber, president,
¿barge of the business meeting.
Plans were made and committees
appointed foi the father and ton ban
quet which will be held Thursday eve
ning, March 5.
Johnny Carpenter of KOIN will be
the speaker of the evening and singer.
At the close of the meeting Mrs.
Loren Chamberlain was presented
with a cake from her niece, Mrs. per at the hall Thursday evening,
Ramie Martell, honoring her on her Feb. 12.
73rd birthday anniversary.
An aircraft station for night patrol
Mrs. Huber and Mrs. Hargreaves only has been established at the
Joe Bowes took his mother to a
served refreshments to Mesdames Freres-Frank lumber company mill Salem hospital Monday of this week
X n RURAL.
Rinke Feenstra, Wood Oliver, Clyde east of Lyons.
AUSTRIA,
-y
for medical attention.
Bressler, Ivan Smith, E. S. Barker,
PEASANT BRIDES
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kadin arrived
Mr. and Mrs. James Hollingshead
Leonard Crlson, Loren Chamberlain, are receiving congratulations upon from San Francisco January 18 where
WEAR
George Huffman, Art Baltzer, Van the arrival of a grandson. Mrs. Hol he had been stationed the past two
Prichard, Glen Julian.
lingshead is at the home of their years. He is out of the service now.
The Mari-Linn PT A club will hold daughter and family in Salem, helping
Mrs. Anna Nelson of Winters, Wis.,
WEDDING GOWNS
the next meeting Wednesday eve- care for the child.
arrived at the home of her son Edwin
A n old custom
ning the 11th instead of Tuesday eve-
The Santiam Chapel of the Assem Kadin and family and is visiting for
SUPPOSED TO
ning, Feb. 1o. Mr. Butler of Stayton bly of God church will hold future a couple weeks. She then will go to
BRING GOOD
and members of the speech class will services in the Rebekah hall.
Medford, to visit other sons.
hold a panel discussion on the United
FORTUNE*
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A levival meeting is planned start
Nations. Jerry Martin will be mod
Kenneth
Martig
the
first
of
the
week
erator, David Neitling, who was sent ing Sunday with nightly services at were Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Laws |
aa a visitor to the United Nations in 7:30, according to the Rev. Lester from Corvallis where he had been a
Young, pastor. The Rev. Joe Yates
New York, will answer questions.
student. Mr. and Mrs. Laws were
of Eugene is the evangelist.
The annual meeting of the Peoples
The Mari - Linn Parent - Teacher leaving for Noriobi, Africa, where
Co-operative Telephone company was club is sponsoring a talent show at they wlil endeavor to spread the Bahai
3LINDAS
held at the Rebekah hall. New officers the school gym at 8 p.m., Friday. A I faith. They expect to remain in
elected were Russell Wilson, presi small admission will be charged.
Africa for at least a year.
A SAYING WITHOUT
dent, to replace Hugh Johnston; Geo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hudson returned
The Santiam Valley Grange meet
Nydegger, vice pres., and Phil Bell ing Friday voted $25 to the Building this week from Arizona and California
FOUNDATION'. ALL
was re-elected secietary - treasurer. fund for the new Community Meth- where they had visited for the past
VARIETIES OF BATS
Jim Lande, Harley Scott and Orville odits church. Degiees were destowed month. 1 Mrs. Hudson who had con-
SEE CLEARLY
Downing, directors.
on Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rogers, Mr. traded a severe cold on the trip re
P articularly at
Bud Walker is confined to his home and Mrs. Albert Bass and Mrs. Ed cained in Salem at the home of her
NIGHT, WHEN TMEI
son, from Monday until Friday.
with severe burns he received while Kubin.
VISION IS
Mrs.
G.
W.
Russel
(Fay
Clark)
and
filling a balloon with gas. It ex
William Kinzer, who left Feb. 3
ploited and caught fire, burning his for the service, is now at Ft. Lewis, her brother, Weaver Clark, both from
face, neck, hands and arms.
| Wash. Also stationed there is Ken Hillsboro, were visitors at the L. T.
Ervin Thompson, Doris Neal and neth Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henness home the first of the week,
Marjorie Prichard of Lyons are among Lewis, who visited here during the Mrs. Russel and Mr. Clark were
former residents of Gates.
Heath. Heath, who is employed by
those who attended the Methodist weekend.
James llesseman, another local boy, the government, was enroute to Port
youth conference held in Albany over
William Ayers is confined at Salem
the weekend.
Memorial hospital with a broken leg, grandson of Mrs. Mabie Knuteson, land on business where he will re
The Three Links club of the Re- ! incurred while working at a lumber left recently with his company for the main for several weeks before return
Hawaiian Islands.
ing to Medford.
bekahs is having a smorgasbord sup- ' mill at Idanha.
Virgil Heath of Medford was week Wilmer Crites, son of Mr. and Mrs.
MMUIIM HU »in
end guest at his parents’ home. He Harry Harmon and Edward Romey,
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald son of Mrs. Louisa Wriglesworth, left
IT’S AMAZING
GATES
STATUE
WAS ERECTED
IN NEWPORT, R.I.,
IN HONOR OF
THE MAN WHO
FIRST DRRFD
TO EAT A .
BLACK
keenest !
Walt’s Garage
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
GG Ampules Become Barrage on Polio
WELDINÍ
TOMATO I.
OLD SOUTHER
S uperstition claims
that if a hoop snake
should strike a tree ,
THAT TREE WILL- DIE.
WITHIN 2.4- HOURS'.I
Monday for induction into the armed
service.
Mrs. Wriglesworth drove
the boys to Albany where they were
to take the train to their induction
center.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Collins of Esta- ,
cada, formerly of Gates, were here
Sunday looking after their property
here.
Friday after Mrs. L. L. Rynearson,
entertained at’her home, compliment
ing her daughter. Susan, on her fifth
birthday anniversary.
Small guests
pi esent were: Liida Anderson, Binkie
Bengston, Mickie Brown, Dickie Ry
nearson, all of Gates and from De
troit, Butchie and Sissie Farrow,
Their mother, Mrs. Farrow was also
present.
Mrs. Mildred Agee of Portland
spent the weekend at the home of
her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. L.
L. Rynearson, who drove her to Port
land Monday.
Under management of Walt Westgaard
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Here's one step In sterile filling of ampules of gamma globulin,
the blood fraction which March of Dimes-aided scientist* found gives
a degree of temporary protection against paralytic polio. Approxi
mately 55.000 children took part In the field trials which established
GG as the first substance to counteract polio. Workers here wear
goggles, hoods and masks to help maintain sterility and for protection
against severe "sunburn" from ultra violet light which flood* the room.
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On Hiway 222, in East Mill City
MILL CITY