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S—THE Mil l. CITY ENTERPRISE
April 2, 1953
FAR-AWAY PLACES EXPLAINED
FEMME PAGE
Legion Auxiliary
Gives 34th Party
By BOOTS CHAMPION
Regular meeting of the PTA was
held Thursday’, March 26th at the
Detroit school.
The cafeteria w-as
beautifully decorated by the third
grade under the supervision of Mrs.
Nolan Rasnick, their teacher.
Temporary officers were installed,
Miss Kazako Inuzuka, president and
Mrs. S. T. Moore, vice president.
Refreshments were served by’ the
third grade room mothers and Mrs.
Rasnick assisted by Mrs. Brad Hum
phrey.
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Toostmistress Club
Plan for Meetings
Baby Care Classes
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For His EASTER GIFT!
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There will be a General Federation
of Women’s Clubs conference at Salem
April 8th in the Women’s club house.
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Registration starts at 9 a.m. Mrs. T.
S. Chapman, vice president of the
General Federation will be there to
give the keynote address.
Anyone
desiring further information regard
ing this meeting is asked to contact
Mrs. Melbourne Rambo.
The Mill City Women’s Club will a
hold their annual silver tea for the
Children’s Farm Home, Tuesday aft
ernoon from 2 to 5 at the home of
Mrs. W. W. Allen.
Members and
guests are welcome.
Detroit PTA Holds
March Meeting
The American Legion’s 34th birth
day party Saturday was a gala affair.
Almost all Auxiliary and Legion mem
bers turned out for the party. Mrs.
Delores Stewart, president, organized
and arranged for the entertainment;
and had a cake baked with flags.
Patriotic table decorations honored
the occasion. John Muir, commander
of the Legion, cut the cake.
The evening's entertainment con
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sisted of local talent and talent from
Salem. A Legion trio sang two num
bers early in the evening and later
in the evening sang again. Mrs. Don
Peterson accompanied the girls on the
piano. Ina Chase, Joan Cauble, and
Dorothy Dyhrman were the members
of the trio. Mrs. Ione Thielke sang
several numbers for the evening's en
tertainment also sang a special num
A big rubber doll, just the right
ber 'about the poppy. A poppy film size and weight for expectant mothers
was shown. The program was con and fathers to learn about babies, is
cluded by a magic act from Salem the main property for a class for
called the Merry Magic Act. After 1 Salem area parents. It is sponsored
the program dancing followed, and by Marion county health department
everyone danced to the organ and and keeps starting anew month after
drums.
month.
Mrs. Stewart expressed thanks to
Parents-to-be use the doll to learn
all who helped make the party a suc diapering (it doesn’t squeal when
cess, and welcomed those who were stuck with a pin), to practice burping
the Auxiliary’s guests.
She voiced (it doesn't get milk on your shoulder)
the hope that the auxiliary can find and to practice dressing (it doesn’t
more people who are eligible and an co-operate, but it doesn't fight back
xious to join the post and unit.
either).
Mrs. Eva Humphreys, district 2
The class, a free-to-all program at
president; Fred Luch, district 2 com which the prospective mothers get the
mander; and Mrs. Cecil Luch, district ' most attention. A new session will
2 child welfare chairman, were guest start Wednesday at the health depart
at the party.
ment office in the Masonic building,
from 1:30 to 3:30, and meet for three
CARD OF THANKS
Wednesdays. On the fourth one, at
We wish to express our sincere 7:30 in the evening, the fathers will
gratitude to the many friends and come too (if their babies haven’t ar
neighbors for the kindness and sym- ( rived yet).
With suggested topics, but follow
pathy extended in our recent sorrow
and for the many lovely flowers and ing closely the needs and questions
of the members, the classes are con
music.
ducted by a public health nurse on
W. R. GREENE
Mrs. Lee Kuhlman and family the department staff. They demon
Mrs. R. P. Thompson, family strate, supervise, piactice, discuss and
Mrs. W. W. Heller and family show films, such as “Labor and Child-
Federation of Women’s
Clubs Meet at Salem
Joan Clark, left, of LaGrande, 10-year-old daughter of Mrs. M. Clark,
and Keith Klaus, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.eo Klaus of Hermiston, learn
about other parts of the world during a geography lesson from Mrs.
Camilla Humphrey at the Easter Seal agency’s hospital school for crippled
children in Eugene. Teachers trained in working with physically handi
capped children conduct daily classes at the school, which is attended by
youngsters from oxer 20 Oregon counties. Sale of Easter Seals finances
the school, which was opened in 1947.
birth,” "Preface to a Life” and others. I
They consider formula preparation,
hygiene, clothing, diet, layette, bath
ing, the hospital experience and so on.
MILL CITY
HAPPY
EASTER:
M ARIO I. YNZA in
Because You’re Mine
In Technicolor
— Comedy of Gl Life —
Feature at 5:20, 7:30 Sunday
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
DORIS DAY,
GORDON MacRAE and
VIRGIN! \ MATOIa
Starlift
Swell Musical
The Mill City Toastmistress club
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
pursued the speech arts again Thurs
day evening, March 26. Ruby Crosier
and SATURDAY
president presided.
All Technicolor Show !
Toastmistress for the evening was
Faustina Nesbitt. Marion Todd was
GEORGE MONTGOMERY
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topic mistress.
There were several guests present.
Edith Means brought her aunt, who
is visiting her from Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Edna Hutcheson introduced her
daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Brown, here
from Pittsburgh, Pa., on a visit with
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the Hutchesons.
Ida Geddes pre
FRANKIE LAINE and
sented her granddaughter, Grace Mar-
BILLY DW1EI.S
quam.
in
As announced previously, June Miley
of the Mill City Toastmistress club
was the winner of a speech contest
held in Salem at a joint meeting,
March 12. The next competition will
be in Eugene, April 11. At that time
Kid’s Matinee—2 p.m. Saturday I
June will represent Mil City. If suc
LASSIE in
cessful at Eugene, June will go on
“The Painted Hills"
to the council speak-off April 25 at
Salem. Winning at Salem will entitle
Doors open at 7:20 P.M.
Complete show can be seen any
her to compete in the northwest re
time up to 8:30
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gional conference in Tacoma in May. à
The final showdown for the winners
will come in July in Portland, at the lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll*
International Toastmistress conven
tion.
Members of all the Toastmistress
clubs in this area feel that they are
fortunate in living in the vicinity of
Portland, the locale of the next Inter
1144 Center St.
national Toastmistress convention.
The next regular meeting of the
DR. R. REYNOLDS
Mill City Toastmistress club will be
Naturopath-Proctologist
held April 9.
Jack McCall,
Desperado
Rainbow ’Round My
Shoulder
Mr. and Mrs. Art Robinson and
daughters of Spry, Ore., visited
friends during the past week.
W. S. Sullivan and son, Billie, to
gether with Bob Sullivan visited Steve
Sullivan, at DeSoto, Mo., recently.
The elder Sullivan, the father of W.
By BOOTS CHAMPION
Detroit — The artistic Easter Egg S. and Bob Sullivan, had been seri
Hunt posters you see posted in the ously ill. His rapid recovery prompted
various business establishments I'm their return to Mill City sooner than
happy to report were made by the De- had been expected.
Kay Colburn distinguished herself
troit school, 8th graders under the
supervision o f their teacher Mrs. last week by landing a 57-inch stur
geon during a fishing expedition with
Frank Ray.
Each student designed a poster de the “Tex” Blazeks on the Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rose will make
picting the Easter Spirit and very
their
new home in Los Angeles, Rose
clever they weer too.
has a position in the television busi-
In appreciation for their service
ness.
rendered the FOE auxiliary served
RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open weeks in Salem with relatives where
cake and cool-aide to these students
Sundays
and evenings, flowers tele- she is convalescing from an attack
on Friday afternoon.
graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays, of flu.
JimlHale, Mill City grade school
planters, pot plants, corsages, wed
athletic
coach and his 20 boys that
dings, also shrubs and landscaping.
319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone are out for softball, went to Detroit
sea«.
inf Friday afternoon to play the grade
school team in a practice game. It
Rev. Noble Streeter spoke during was a good game and the final score
There is a lady that is going to the regular meeting Tuesday night of was 11-19, Mill City. Donald Lemke
come to our room and bring us cookies the Presbyterian Church Friendship does most of the pitching for the
and her name is Mrs. Stahl. Who Circle held at the home of Mrs. Her Mill City graders and Lee Arnold is
ever gets the cookie that has WIN bert Schroeder with Mrs. Ed Yarnell catcher.
NER gets a prize. She is a nice lady assisting the hostess.
The boys have gotten little practice
to bring us cookies.
Mrs. Yarnell presided during the because of the rainy weather.
She makes statues and they are business session and Mr. Schroeder
Mrs. Evangeline Fleetwood, one of
pretty, Today she brought a girl led a group discussion on Lent. Cake the Sth grade teachers, has been ill
and a boy.
and coffee were served at the close and confined to her home for the past
TAMRA MORRIS, Grade 2 of the meeting.
two weeks. Jim Hale is helping out
8 years old.
Mrs. Arlo Tuers and Mrs. Clayton in that grade during her absence.
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Baltimore were in Stayton Wednesday
Making an extended visit in Mill
Next Sunday is going to be Easter. to work at the Santiam Memorial City at the S. W. Stewart home is
Jean Hampton came back from Ecu hospital where extensive preparations Mr. Stewart’s mother, Mrs. Suella
ador, She is in the 6th grade. She were underway for the opening day. Stewart of Eddyville.
came down and told us about her
A group of friends and neighbors
Carol and Charlie Stewart, children
trip.
dropped in Wednesday night at the of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stewart of
VALARIE HOLT, Grade 2 Fred Duffy home to help Mrs. Duffy Mill City, tap danced at the Grange
7 years old. home to help Mrs. Duffy celebrate her meeting in Lyons Friday night.
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birthday anniversary. Pinochle was
Tomorrow is the first of April
I played for diversion and late in the
It will be April fool’s day. I have evening, cake and ice cream were
good joke for Miss Henry.
served. Spending the evening with
Five more days until Easter.
Mrs. Duffy were Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
SHIRLEY VENESS, Grade 2 i Shuey, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morris, Mr.
7 years old. and Mrs. Clayton Baltimore and Mr.
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and Mrs. Duffy.
Paul brought some rocks. We like , Mrs. John Muir is spending several
school very much. We like spring
rain. We like spring.
is a lucky day for os. We had weekly
KENNY ZIEBERT, Grade 2 readers today. We put up our crosses
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today for Easter. Alice and Betty
e have on some paper HAPPY are cleaning up our room.
EASTER 1953 in OUR room Today
PAUL LOUCKS, Grade 2.
School Children Make
Artistic Posters
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Mill City Grade School
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To Our New Office
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