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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1953)
I 5—THE MILI. ( ITY ENTERPRISE Toastmistress Club Hold Guest Night FEMME PAGE Local Theta Rho Club At District Conclave Beta Kappa Theta Rho club was represented at the district convention of Theta Rho clubs by Virginia Timm, Yvonne Dart, Hazel Caudle, Juanita Thomas, Ellen Chance, and Roberta Chance. The Salem club, Beta Iota, was host for the convention; and Judy Carlson of Beta Iota presided as chairman and Virginia Timm of Beta Kappa, vice chairman. The meeting was very successful and moved with speed and smoothness due to careful planning by those in charge. Nearly 125 girls were present and forty-six advisors, assistant advisors and sister Rebek ahs. Beta Kappa of Mill City entertained with a musical number, “It Is No Secret” and a skit called “Brother Johnnie at the Door.” The last event of the meeting was the seating of the 1954 officers by the Beta Kappa club. ’’’ ' chairman; Yvonne Dart, secretary; and Hazel Caudle, left support of the chairman; were the officers from Beta Kappa. This club will be host to the Theta Rho clubs in 1954, in the spring; the exact date will be set later. Just Arrived PALMER—To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer. Lyons, a daughter, April 27, at Salem Memoiial hospital. For Guaranteed Cleaning it’s the NU-METHOD 24-HOUR SERVICE Mill City Closes at 6 P.M. ¥ ¥ ¥ Legion Auxiliary Holding Rummage Sale May 1-2 o o 5 o 5 0 O o o o g o ,g o Q o I o 1 o , o o M. hat homemaker doesn’t like to have an unusual dessert recipe on hand —one guaranteed co be a "conversa tion piece"? Here's a Basic Vanilla Mousse recipe that tills the bill, according to the General Electric Consumers Institute. And with an electric mixer, it’s easy <o make in a jiffy. Basic Vanilla Mousse TriitJ in iht G-E Caaur werj lastitiitf cup sugar i teaspoon vanilla cup milk extract 1 » teaspoon salt ___________ 1 cup heavy cream _ Place sugar, milk, salt and vanilla extract m medium mixing bowl and stir until sugar is almost dissolved. Place cream in medium mixing bowl and beat at a high speed (Speed 12) until very start. Fold cream into first mixture until well blended. Place in ice tray on refrigerated shelf or on door of freezer compartment of refrigerator and freeze (l'.j- 2 hours).* Lease at room temperature 10-15 minutes before serving. Makes 6 servings. Io make indiv idualserv mgs (as illustrated •below >. place mixture in medium-size fluted paper cups and place cups in muffin pans or directly on freezing surface. Garnish as de sired. then freeze. Before serving, leave at room temperature 10-20 minutes Remove naPer’ desired before serving. Makes 6-8 individual servings. I 2 o a ESTHER WILLIAMS and VICTOR M \Tl RE in Million Dollar Mermaid In Technicolor Feature at 5:15. 7:30 Sunday TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY REX HARRISON and LILI PALMER in The Four Poster The Story of a Marriage If you like a GOOD niovi See this by all means! THURSDAY ONLY o PT A BENEFIT SHOW SPENCER TRACY. VAN JOHNSON and GENE TIERNEY in In Technicolor Benefit: Band Uniforms FRIDAY and SATURDAY I Abbott and Costello in And here are the individual servings of mousse, ready for yovr ho'iday guests. You can get After beating cream at a high tasty variations on the basic rec speed until it is very stiff, fold ipe by adding coconut, toasted cream into mixture of other in- nuts, almond extract or food coloring to the ingredients. gredients until well blended. Detroit’s 4-H Sewing Club Attents Fair Three Links Club Giving Mother’s Day Food Sale Detroit—Ten members of Detroit's Three Links club of the Rebekah sixth grade Busy Bee 4-H sewing club ; lodge of Mill City is sponsoring u will attend the Marion County 4-H cooked food sale, Saturday, May 9 at fair at Stayton next week with one the site of the former Hinz Coffee of their leaders, Mrs. Georgia New, shop in Mill City. and Mrs. Goldie Storey. In addition to the food that will be The girls are in their third year on sale, fancy work, Mother's Day of 4-H work, having begun with a cakes and special items will be offered health culb and now completing their by the social group. second year in sewing. Mrs. Floy Storey and Mrs. New have been lead Mrs. Bertha Shepherd, of Gates and ers for two years. Mrs. Arthur Rhoda were taken to the The club members will display their Santiain Memorial hospital for med years’ project at the fair, hot dish ical observation and treatment this holders, aprons and scarfs. Last year week. the Detroit group won distinction in the 4-H parade by being the only club in uniform and they will again march in the parade Friday in uni form. Members of the club are Delores Gescher, Evelyn Harper, Sally New, 1 Darlyene Storey, Martha Mason. 1 The Mill City Garden club met at Gloria Evenson. Violet Robinson, I the home of Mrs. Izabelle Heller, Clydia Storey, Lodell Wallace and ■ April 23. Some 15 members were in Susanne Moore. j attendance. For a program Mis. Fern Shuey showed slides of scenic floral and BY JOHN HARVEY FUPBAY PHD wooded places taken mostly in Ore gon. A nominating committee was HUMMING Blfe..i HAVE LARGER BRAINS LOR THEIR : appointed which will select new of BODIES THAN DO MEN ficers for the coming term. The following were selected: Mrs. Clar Morris, president; Mrs. W. W. Allen, vice president, and Mrs. Izabelle • ••• Heller, secretary-treasurer. Election will be held at the next Garden club meeting which will be publicized in the Mill City Enterprise. o Jack and the Beanstalk Color — Plus — Color • Kangaroo! Filmed in Australia Q O S u | n Kid’s Matinee—2 p.m. Saturday “Jack and the Beanstalk Doors open at 7:20 P.M Complete show ean be seen any time up to 8:30 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS at The Mill City Enterprise $ tfemeiMber... WDebunker Women’s Colored Moccasins Red, White, Turquoise and Natural Chuck’s Shoe Shop MILL CITY. ORE. SUNDAY & MONDAY Plymouth Adventure Garden Club Holds April Meeting at Heller Home NEW SERVICE LINEMAN’S TOOL POUCHES SAFETY WALLETS MONEY POUCHES LEATHER HOLSTERS It’s Your Newspaper—Subscribe Now CLIP THIS AD It is a mistake to suppose that, because the head of a humming bird is small, its brain is too little to count, for actually these birds have brains nearly three times as large as human brains in propor ti n to the size of their bodies. TJie brain of a hummingbird is approximately one-tweliih its liody weight, while human beings have brain* about one-thirty-«ivli of their weight. Hummingbirds are the only birds that can Ily forward and backward at will. Worth LICENSED GARB \GE SERVICE $IOO00 *1.50 per month and up Also serving Gates. Lyons. Idanha and Detroit MILL CITY DISPOSAL SERVICE On Purchase of Any New Piano of Your Choice in Our Store Large Selection To Choose From (Only One Coupon to Each Purchase) WILLS MUSIC STORE 131 State St. S b> the CtMtroJ EJfCtric Comumtri htililntf Deanha PTA Elect New 1953 Officers The Pekay Line of Leather Goods ¥ g o VANILLA MOUSSE FILLS THE BILL AS AN UNUSUAL PARTY DESSERT National Music Week To Be Recognized | NYGAARD—To Mr. and Mrs. Or ville Nygaard, Gates, a son, April 27, at Salem Memorial hospital. The regular meeting of the Mill City Toast mistress club was held Thurs day evening, April 23, at 7 p.m. Ruby Crosier, president, presided. The Invocation was given by Marion Todd. Edna Hutcheson was topic- mistraas for the evening; and Louise Palmer toastmistress. Speakers for the evening were Casey Chaney, Tyler Pinkston, Ruby Crosier, and Aline Steffy. Thursday night had been designated as "Guest Night”. Barbara Darnell introduced her guests, Phyllis and Mary Jane Cox, to the club; Aline Steffy presented Marlene Tickle and Lora Kelley, and Marion Todd again had Harriett LeCours as her guest. As announced previously, the three- council speech contest was held Sat urday, April 25, at a luncheon meet Miss Virginia Lee Timm, above, ing in the Senator hotel in Salem. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,W. J. Approximately 150 women attended. Timm of Mill City, has announced They represented the Willamette val her engagement to Floyd M. Black ley, coast, and Portland councils. burn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mrs. George Beckler of Portland, Blackburn of Gates. (Photo courtesy Capital Journal) was declared the winner, in competi tion with June Miley of the Mill City club, and Rose Marie Armstrong of Atsoria. Mrs. Beckler’s win qualifies her to enter the regional speech con test in Tacoma, Wash., May 16 and 17. The next regular Toastmistress Detroit—A musical vesper service will be presented in recognition of meeting will be Thursday evening, national music week Sunday, May 3 May 14. at 4 p.m. in the Detroit school library. Talented individuals from Detroit1 and Idanha will present an. uninter rupted program of vocal and instru- mental selection. The program is being presented under the sponsorship Detroit—The Deanha PTA elected of the Detroit Women’s Civic club. Mrs. Ruth Skidmore is general the following officers at a recent chairman for the affair. The public meeting: Mrs. Allene Kettleson, pres is invited and there will be no charge. ident: Mrs. Alice Moore, vice presi dent; Mrs. Goldie Storey, secretary; Mrs. Edna Tucker, treasurer. The election was by unanimous ballot in favor of the recommenda tions of the nominating committee The American Legion Auxiliary of which included Mrs. Lorraine Sophy, Mill City has a two-day rummage Mrs. Wayne Woodward and Mrs. sale in the offing for Friday and Sat James Gordon. Following a short business meeting urday of this week. a recording was heard which revealed Scene of the rummage sale will be opinions of several foreign exchange the old bank building located near students describing their reactions to the Mill City post office. secondary education in America and Mrs. Deloies Stewart, president of comparing school systems here with the Auxiliary made the announcement those in their native countries. Out today. She stated that the hours of standing impression of all the stu the sale will be 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on dents is the emphasis here on democ each of the two-day periods. racy and freedom as well as the per- sonal relationship between students SS and faculty. 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Supprn tory form — also tubes with per forated pile pipe for easy application. t O ikiikmi ««U weppe.alerio J) your mow will like a -Hallmark Mother^ Pay Card beef of all qel your? how di Edward Williams “The Home of Halmark Cards 330 Court Street SALEM Administrator's Sale I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE Subject to approval of the Marion County Court, the John Stamos Farm of 160 Acres Located three miles West of Mill City, in Marion County, Oregon INSPECTION MAY BE MADE AT ANY TIME I wish to sell this farm at an early date, in order to close the Estate of said John Stamos. D. B. Hill, Administrator