rooms formerly occupied by the Mill
' City cafe near the post office and
Wood’s dry goods store.
Mr. Um
pictured — has, so I am told, done
(Continued from Page 1)
From Out of
Donald Rickerson, who with his phress completed the move Wednes
more to attract visitors here than the
Detroit—The deed was received this
i
the
relationship
between science and
efforts of the chamber of commerce wife, is planning to sail soon to do day of this week.
The Past--
religion. According to Dr. Irwin A. morning by our mayor, Nolan Rasnick
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Veness
and
missionary
work
on
the
island
of
Mi-
and the newspaper.
What a scene
Moon, director, this newest film brings for the lot donated by the Hammond
(Continued from Page 1)
this is, here at The Hill House this yako, near Okinawa, will be at the children visited in Portland Monday ,
out that the inexplicable miracles of Lumber company to the city of De
and
Tuesday
with
relatives
and
Christian
church
Monday
evening,
week.
not to mention her name.
nature point to a Divine Intell gence troit.
The management of this beautiful
At the Library, thanks to the fore March 23, to speak of their contem friends. While there they gave a
behind the workings of the universe.
The lot which is 68x50 is located
showing
of
three
dimensional
colored
plated
work,
and
show
slides
of
the
hotel certainly has gone all out to sight of those who were living here
Moody Institute of Science, located between the Cedar tavern and the
make this a gala occasion for the re- in 1953 and earlier, is a room in which work of the mission at Okinawa, pictures they had been collecting.
in Los Angeles, Califoinia, is a branch Detroit Market and between the old
torning class of 1953, freeing both is carefully catalogued and stored the where their daughter and son-in-law
interdenominational and new hiway.
o f
Chicago’s
the manias and daddies from the usual tape recordings, as well as movies of now are laboring as missionariex. The
Institute,
64-year-old
Moody
Bible
public
is
invited.
This lot is to be used for a public
parental care and allowing them to history in the making as it took place
training school for missionaries and building site which may become the
The Mill City Garden club will meet
circulate around and renew old here in the canyon. The voices of
Past Noble Grand night was ob- other Christian workers.
future site of our new fire station.
acquaintances and to roam around and some of the “oldsters” of that day Thursday night, March 26, at the
served
at the regular meeting of Faith
take in what has happened here in were recorded as they talked of the home of Mrs. Frank Jackson. There
’ annnnQ«HBQ»nnn«H»HHHinnixBi
these past twenty years.
early days here in the North Santiam. is to be a speaker from Silverton for Rebekah lodge Wednesday evening.
All
past
noble
grands
were
honored
Tax Consultant
Flowers, decorations. The Banquet It was nice that someone or some the occasion.
Auditor
Charles Umphress has moved his with a short Three Links pageant,
group got together the memoirs of
room is—well—it’s just bee-utiful.
Fort
Lewis,
Wash.
—
Eugene
M.
shoe shop, “Chuck’s Shoe Shop,” with Rose Coffman, Doris Kelly, Na
Thornley formerly of Mill City, has
The class of 1973 are the hosts to the thinning ranks of the old-timers
across the river and has located in the dine Duggan and Laura Neal taking
before
they
passed
on.
the class of 1953—kids and all!
part. Garnet Bassett and Jean Rob been assigned to the 44th Infantry
Imagine, letting one of those little
Division at Fort Lewis, for basic
I’d like to stay here all day and
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
erts also sang a duet in their honor.
training.
listen to different ones tell of what rascals hear their greatgrandma talk : ents, in co-operation with Mr. Robert
Bookkeeping, Accounting and
At
the
social
hour
Celen
Taylor,
Some one was i Veness, Mr. Lowell Stiffler, and all
Pvt. Thornley is the son of Mr. and
has happened to them in the inter —or maybe sing?
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Gertrude Weidman and May Patton
of
the
other
business
people
in
Mill
Mrs. Melvin Case who live at the
vening years, what they’ve done and really “on the ball” as the expression
served
refreshments
carrying
out
the
Corner 3rd & Marion
City, that you will each get a taste
above address.
He is assigned to
what they are now doing; and to hear goes, to make this possible.
St. Patrick motif.
STAYTON, ORE.
I promised in my column last week of being an actor or actress on—shall
Company
F,
123d
Infantry
Regiment.
the hearty laughter which drifts from
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Feenstra were
we
say
—
the
Great
Stage
of
Life
—
»
I
would
give
you
the
background
the direction of the beautiful Cocktail that
The 44th division is an Illinois Na I Telephone 4114
P. O. Box 1321
here, tonight. Your acceptance will guests Thursday evening when mem
Lounge and Vista Room just off the that led up to the Bridge of Gold,
tional Guard unit activated in Feb è
bers
of
the
Community
Methodist
lobby; and to see every now and then
It is on one of these tape record- be both filmed and sound recorded.
ruary, 1952, and stationed at Camp
“I was also glad to learn just before church gathered at the parsonage with
one of those precious little rascals— ings which up till now was never
Cooke, California until last December.
a
potluck
supper
and
fellowship
hour,
| I come before you to address you,
an escapee from Grandma’s care, try transcribed and set in print.
The Feenstras left Friday for Dillard
The showing of the films as well that Mr. Stiffler made a suggestion where he will be minister at the Meth
For Guaranteed Cleaning
ing to outrun their mamma across the
Mrs. Dale Prichard, Zeta Ann, Kathy
—
and
I
think
it
an
excellent
one
—
that
lobby; all against the background of as the playback of the tape record-
odist
church.
Rev.
Walter
Dodge
of
and
Billie
from
Clatskanine.
Mrs.
the most beautiful organ music I have , ings made in 1953 will be one of the each of you—make a tape recording Salem will be supply pastor here until Prichard spent last week in Rainier.
it’s the
high-lights of the banquet. This.par- of what you think of things as they conference time in June.
ever heard.
Jack
Roy,
who
is
with
the
U.
S.
Incidentally, no one ever talks about ticular recording, transcribed, follows. are now, and what your plans for
Rev. Dixon of Shedd who has been Air Force, is spending a short fur
One of the three speakers to ad the future are, at this point, and we’ll holding evangelistic meetings, left for
The Hill House without mentioning
lough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
keep
them
up
here
in
the
hills
for
the beautiful fireplaces—the one in dress the graduating'class of 1953,
his home following services Thursday Chester Roy and Bob.
you
—
the lobby and an outdoor one on the Mil) City, Ore., in the high school
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Mrs. George Huffman, Janet and
"It will be nice, don’t you think, to evening.
terrace— and their magnificent organ, auditorium:
Laura Lee and Kay Adams of Pa Janette, went to Eugene Sunday
Mill City
“It was with a deep sense of hum play this all back in twenty years
to mention just two of the interesting |
cific City have entered school here. where they visited at the home of
from
now
at
a
get-together
banquet
bleness,
that
I
accepted
the
invitation
things about this outstanding hos
Close« at 6 P.M.
They have come to stay with their her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
j to be one of the speakers to address of this wonderful class of 1953. That
telry.
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Hubbard.
is one way we’ll get you all back here! j
Standing sedately here, right in the you on graduation day.
“(Excuse me, please, while I have Hollingshead for the remainder of the 1
middle of town, practically on the I "I am glad that when each of your
school year.
bank of the beautiful North Santiam names are called, and you respond, a sip or two of the best tasting water
Charles Hiatt of Redmond visited
in
Oregon.)
giver, in the center of a sportsmen’s step forward, to receive your diploma,
relatives
in Lvons for several days. 1
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“In the turbid tomorrow we may
paradise, this hotel, mentioned as it that out of their intense and real in
He was over night guest at the home j
and
pass
through
more
adventure
is in every Trave] Bureau list—and terest in each of you, that your par-
SALEM
greater events than history has yet of his brother, Elmer Hiatt. He also
141
N.
Commercial
St.
Phone S-45S4
visited
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
given to man. Now with that, dis-
comfort must come.
Today we see Carl Winzer of Mehama.
Has Everything for Your
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lyons of Kla
the dangers—and feel the tension—
«
math, Calif., spent Friday and Satur- ,
and forget the epic drama.
day
with
relatives
in
Lyons.
CyTil
is
HEAVY HAULING
Phone STAYTON 5017
“And so, as you leave here—each
to wend your separate ways, and as the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Lyons
the years go by and your generation and a brother of Mrs. Wayne Ransom. |
Furniture and Bookkeeping Supplies
Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment
E. I,. Roye left Friday for Elgin
looks back—it will be then that you
will realize ever so fully that the with a truck load of furniture for
▼
span
your generation represented their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Ph. SALEM I was, indeed
EXCAV ATION & CONSTRUCTION
—the BRIDGE OF GOLD Roye, who recently moved there. Their i
Day 3-9408
“The eyes of the world are on you daughter, Mrs. Laddie Pesek of Le- I
Nite 2-4400
Contracting and Rental
—and your generation. Your task is banon, will stay with Mrs. Roye while
he is away.
terrific. But so are you.”
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Putman and
daughter, Mary Lynn of Eugene, were
calling on Lyons friends Sunday after
noon. Putman is a former principal
of the Mari-Linn school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith, Ivalyn
and Dennis, were Sunday and Monday
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Byers at Coos Bay. The two
men are college friends.
See or
This week guests at the Van Prich
Call
ard home are their daughter, Mrs. |
Salem, Oregon
Phone 3-9106
Virgil Smith, Jim and Jay from 1
565 No. High
Rainier; also their daughter-in-law.
March 19, 1953
■THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Detroit Receives Deed To
Future City Hall Site
Dust or Destiny
MILL CITY
LYONS
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Swift’s Swiftning, 3-lb. can 1
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Durkee’s Mavonaise
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