5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
March 12, 1953 servance of St. Patrick’s day.
A friendship ceremony was given by
ten of the officers of Marilyn chapter.
Refreshments were served following
the meeting by Helen Johnston, Gar­
net Bassett and Gladys Cowdry.
Rosalie Bassett, 14, daughter of
The Santiam Valley Giange met at
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Laurell Johnson, worthy matron Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett won second Lyons Friday, March 6, Giles Wagner, '
Brownie Scouts Receive
was honored with a handkercheif place and a right to enter the finals master, presided. Mrs, May Patton |
( ARY GRANT and
BETSY DRAKE
shower in observance of her birthday. in the spelling contest being spon­ ■ was to have been presented a 50-year
Promotions at Party
in
sored
by
The
Statesman
and
KSLM
| pin but was ill and unable to attend. I
Detroit—Brownie Scouts of Detroit
last Thursday evening at the Stayton
Bob Schmidt, Linn county deputy, :
and Idanha were honored at an in­
Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES, met
elementary school. Miss Bassett was was honored guest. He was accom- !
vestiture ceremony Wednesday under
Monday
evening
with
Laurell
Johnson,
announced two weeks ago as the win­ panied by his wife. Katherine. The 1
the direction of Mrs. Francis Kettle-
ner in Mill City.
agriculutre committee put on the
son, Mrs. Howard Dean and Mrs. W.M., and George Huffman, W.P.,
presiding.
Feature at 5:20, 7:30 Sunday
Miss Louann Schlies, 14, of Stay­ literary program which consisted of !
Bradford Humphrey, troop leaders.
A
joint
meeting
was
held
by
the
ton
won
first
place
and
a
dictionary
Friendship
night
was
observed
with
a
film
“
Livestock
and
Meat
”
.
Girls invested included Sherri Shep­
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens will )
ard, Marie Howland, Sandra Kite, visitors present from Salem Chapter American Legion and the Legion Aux- in this division comprising the North
TUESDAY and
be host and hostess for the next social '
Billy Shufford, Darlyene Farrow, No. 162 and Cedar Chapter No. 171, ilairy February 28 honoring Amer­ Santiam.
WEDNESDAY
icanism month. The commander of
Others in the contest were Bruce night, Friday, March 20. They will
Wanda Jennings, Janet Wilson, Verna of Scio.
the
Legion,
John
Muir,
gave
a
talk
Gordon,
14,
Detroit,
who
placed
third;
have
a
novelty
card
party,
and
prom
­
The St. Patrick theme was used
Worthington, Sandra Joyce.
JENNIFER JONES and
Membership pendants were awarded throughout the meeting. Mrs. Doris on Americanism. Auxiliary president, Mary Jo Lacey, 11, Shaw; Gary Ray ise something different and enter­
LAURENCE OLIVIER
to Judy Willis, Peny Lou Dean, Dor­ Sheythe sang a medley of Irish songs. Delores Stewart, also presided at the Downer, 14, West Stayton, and Mar­ taining. Grangers and their friends
in
meeting.
are
invited.
jorie Papke, 13, of Aumsville.
othy Cokenour, Gay Palmerton, Bren­
Eleanor Eckusley, W.M. and Carl
Theodore Drieser’s
“
All
Auxiliary
members
are
re
­
The
Home
Ec
club
met
at
Mrs.
Al
­
Both
Miss
Bassett
and
Miss
Schlies
da Humphrey, Mary Lou Moore, Dar­ Snyder, W.P. of Salem Chapter and
lyene Delker, Katherine Harris, Lyn- i Wilma Crowe, W.M. and Rolla Shel- minded to contact Delores Stewart will compete in the grand finals at bert Julians home Tuesday, March 10
before the 10th of March to be sure Parrish junior high in Salem, to vie the meeting started with a luncheon.
dia Storey and Nancy Storey.
| ton, W.P. of Cedar Chapter gave brief
Those attending were Leora Stevens,
Mothers of the girls were invited i talks. The worthy matrons were pre­ of getting reservations in Salem for for defense bond prizes, March 25.
the
national
president
’
s
banquet.
Price
chairman, Rose Coffman, Mabel Bass,
for the ceremony and refreshments sented “pixie shoe" planters and the
THURSDAY, FRIDAY'
Mrs. Ring. Mrs. Zander and Mrs.
were served by the leaders.
| worthy patrons corncob pipes in ob- of each reservation is $3.00,” Mrs.
Marie Stewart, secretary, stated.
and SATURDAY
Julian. The club pledged two sets of
Detroit Women’s Club
District president, Mrs. Harry Hum- |
.
drapes for the Santiam Memorail hos­
r
TYRONE POWER
phreys, will visit the Mill City unit R6-6le(tS OfficCiS
pital.
PENNY EDWARDS
on March 16, for the regular monthly
The Detroit Women’s Civic club re­
meeting. The Idanha auxiliary was elected three officers in the recent
invited.
President Delores Stewart election, including Mrs. Opal White, Mrs. Byron Bates
has a program planned for the eve­ president; Mrs. Spencer Moore, vice
Honored Thursday
ning.
In Technicolor — Plus —
president; and Mrs. Ear) Layman,
After the joint meeting the auxil­ treasurer. Mrs. Gordon Skidmore was
Mrs. Byron Bates was the honored
MARGE AND GOWER
iary held a cake walk. Delores Stew­ elected secretary.
guest at a luncheon at noon, Thurs­
CHAMPION
art thanks all those who furnished
Plans were discussed for the pre­ day, March 5 on her birthday. She
cakes and all who helped clean the Easter dinner scheduled for April 3. was presented with a lovely birthday
in
kitchen and sort rummage and cloth­ Mrs. Raymond Sophy, chairman, will cake, and birthday gifts.
ing used for the child-welfare pro­ announce committees later.
Guests present honoring here were:
gram. The auxiliary is in need of
Mrs. Gordon Skidmore reviewed the Mrs. Carl Stavang, Mrs. Marvin Ed­
children’s clothing and baby clothing book “The Silver Chalice” after the wards, Mrs. Philip Pietrok and Mrs.
1 to 4 p.m.
for the needy. “If anyone has any meeting adjourned.
Frank Edwards, Lyons, Mrs. Clyde '
clothing they care to donate to the
Kid's Matinee—2 p.m. Saturday
Hostesses were Mrs. Otis White Morgan, Juanita and John, and Archie
auxiliary’s program call 3384, and and Mrs. Ray Johnson.
DURANGO in
Bates, Mil] City, and Donald Bates,
"HAWK OF WILD RIVER”
our child welfare chairman, Joan
son of the honored guest.
Cauble, will see that they are picked
and
up,” Mrs. Stewart said.
YOU ARE INVITED TO COME
COMIC
BOOKS
Smith will take over duties here tem­
The Legion’s birthday is march 15. Ardith Jones Makes Honor porarily.
GET ACQUAINTED WITH
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
The Auxiliary and Legion plan their Roll at Lewis and Clark
The Mill City Garden club’s next
Complete show can be seen any
OUR NEW HOME
birthday party for March 28.
time up to 8:30
Lewis and Clark College, Portland— meeting will be March 26 at the home
(Special)—Ardth Jones, Mill City, is of Mrs. Dean Jackson. Mr. Cooley
among 73 students who attained the of Silverton will be the special speaker
Eagles Auxiliary Giving
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS
fall semester honor roll, according to on that day.
AND INVITATIONS
RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open
the registrar's office. Fifteen hours
Dance
Saturday
Night
MILL CITY
at The Mill City Enterprise
Sundays
and
evenings,
flowers
tele-
of
classes
and
a
3.50
grade
point
Detroit—The Ladies’ Auxiliary of
graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays,
the Santiam Aerie of the Eagles will average are minimum requirements.
planters, pot plants, corsages, wed­
Miss
Jones,
whose
GPA
was
3.53,
sponsor a dance Saturday night at
REFRESHMENTS SERVEI)
is a freshman music major.
The dings, also shrubs and landscaping
the Detroit school gymnasium.
Door prizes and refreshments will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. 319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone
JULIA KEMP, Prop
42tf
be featured and music will be supplied Jones, she is a member of the chapel 3684.
choir
and
the
orchestra.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Zinn
Daniels
are
by Gordon Winschcomb's orchestra.
moving this week to Richland, Wash.,
where he will be employed by the
Kaiser company. He has been em­
ployed here on the dam construction
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jepsen have work.
sold two of their houses in east Mill
The Friendship circle, young ma­
City to two families—Mr. and Mrs. tron's class of the Presbyterian church
H. A. Brunner and Mrs. Anthony met at the home of Mrs. Vernon Todd j
Namislo and daughter, Frances. Mrs. Friday night. A business session was
Namislo is the grandmother of Mrs. held with Mrs. Ed Yarnell in charge.
C. W. Stewart.
Members planned a new study for the I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and ensuing year. Mrs. Martin Kelly led 1
two children were in Dayton Sunday the devotion hour and Mrs. Herbert 1
visiting at the home of Charles Stew­ Schroeder conducted the group study, i
art’s grandparents.
Mill City Camp Fire Girle are fur-
Sgt. and Mrs. Max Kelly and three nishng drapes for ai two-window room
children moved last week to Barstow, at the new Santiam Memorial hos­
Calif., where he has been stationed. pital in Stayton.
Sgt. Kelly returned the latter part of
Lynn Smith was home over the
January from Korea.
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mill City Three Links club and sev­ Mrs. Hiram Smith, from the Blind
eral neighbor friends surprised Mrs. school in Salem where she entered
Lettie Swan Thursday noon in her about six weeks ago. Lynn is a sixth
new home, when they called bringing grader.
a pot-luck lunch and spent the after­
Sgt. Ernest Podrabsky, who is sta-
noon. Friends brought gifts for her toined at an air base near Los An­
new home. Present were: Mel Robin­ geles, was home with his parents, Mr.
son, Wilma Stewart, Bertha Balti­ and Mrs. Ernest Podrabsky Sr., for
Del Monte Sliced Pineapple No. 2
No. 2 Potatoes
50 lbs.
more, Ruby Brisbin, Goldie Rambo, several days recently on leave of ab­
Marie Stewart, Mabel Veteto, Dolores sence because of the death of his
Celery
lb-
Stiffler,
Dean Jackson, Alma Stewart, grandfather in Scio.
Del Monte Chunk Pineapple No. 2
Blanche Syverson, Ida Fleetwood,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ressler are
Radishes and Onions
bunch
Jessie Heath, Ruth Hess and Rachel building a new home near their groc­
Olmstead.
ery store, which had its grand open­
Del Monte Fruit Cocktail No. 2 ■ z
2 lbs.
Mission Fig Bars
Mrs. Toots Blazek is visiting in ing recently.
Longview, Wash., with her sisters
Miss Freda Thayer has been doing :
Mrs. Wilbur Rhoades and Mrs. Max substitute teaching in the Scio schools
Nucoa Margarine
ib-
2 Ib. loaf
Kraft’s Velveeta
Stope. The Blazeks who are at home during the past week.
report
they are still feasting on ham
Jello, Assorted Flavors 4 pkgs.
Swift Peanut Butter 20-oz. jar
prepared before Toots started her
vacation.
Snowdrift Shortening, 3-lh. can
Giant Nubora Soap
William II. Maag and William E.
Hamblin, both of Mill City answered
Northern Tissue
roll
Folger’s Coffee
their draft calls Thursday of this
ib.
Mayflower Ice Cream
week when they reported for induc­
Qt.
tion at Selection Service headquarters
Kal.
(It’s Going Up Soon!)
in Salem.
Rev. Wm. Turnbull of the Mill City
Assembly of God church is moving to
Norpac Whole Corn No. 303
MEAT
Jacksonville this week to take over
2f,,r
duties there at the Assembly of God
Cascade Slab Bacon
ib-
church in that city. A Reverend Mr.
OF
Rosalie Bassett
Wins 2d Place
FEMME PAG
Santiam Grange Met
At Lyons, March 6
Marilyn Chapter OES
Honors St. Patrick
Legion Recognizes
Americanism Month
s
Room for One
More
CARRIE
Announcing
Pony Soldier
Open House of
Everything I
Have is Yours
La Belle Beauty Salon
Saturday, March 21
Corner 3d and Broadway
MILL CITY
Girods Super Market
On the Highway at STAYTON
99c
29c
9c
5c
39c
29c
37c
89c
29c
89c
10c
39c
1,49
27c
49c
55c
85c
2 lbs 1,69
25c
on a Television Set
March Clean-up Sale
29c
Mill Race Cut Beans No. 303
2 for
Save up to $IOO 00
Rib Boiling Beef
FOR
lb.
39c
25c
FLOOR DEMONSTRATORS
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED AND
1952 MODEL SETS
DOZENS OF OTHER SAVINGS IN RADIOS,
RECORDS AND OTHER ITEMS
AT
SAVE at
Girods
AT STAYTON
HEIDER'S
128 COURT and 1120 CENTER ST.
—
SALEM
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS from 7 to 9