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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1953)
5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE_____________________ J, FEMME PAGE Legion Auxiliary Joint Installation The American Legion Auxiliary I held a joint initiation and installation with the American Legion June 6th. Our past president, Delores Stewart officiated at a formal initiation for members not previously initiated. District president, Eva Humphries, Gates—Mrs. Geo. Clise was co First communion ceremonies were hostess for a triple birthday celebra conducted at Mill City’s St. Cath- presided as installing officer with the tion at the La Vista trailer court rec , erine’s Catholic church, Sunday, June Mt. Angel installing team assisting. Officers elected for the year were: reation hall, Sunday, June 7. Miss 7, by Fr. Robert O’Hara. Joan Cauble, president; Alice Roberts, May Haywood, Miss Patricia McClin- The special services for the young tick and Mrs. Edna McClintick shared sters heralded the completion of vaca first vice pres.; Barbara Minton, 2nd vice pres.; Louise Oliver, secretary; the day’s festivity. tion suhool sponsored by the local The Jesse Haywoods prepared the Catholic church. A picnic in the Mill I Rose Daly, treasurer; Martha Rags- picnic lunch and activity enjoyed by City park was enjoyed Monday by , dale, historian; Grace Hudson, chap- i lain; Tearly Muir, sgt.-at-arms. 29 persons taking part in the joint students of the vacation school. Following the ceremonies, those birthday party. After the picnic Those in the First Communion class j present enjoyed a pot-luck dinner fol- lunch, gifts were opened. were: Linda Bassette, Louise Lott, I lowed by dancing. Present and honoring the trio were Mary Ann Hoffman, Barbara Tickle, Prank Baechler, the Wright family, Barbara Weigel, Marie Sullivan, Step the B. McClinticks, J. H. Cooks, Ed han Donnevan, Charles Wilson, Janet Stantons, Robert Emanuels, Claude Wilson, Charles Ekersen, John Don Beaches, Jesse Haywoods and Mrs. nelly, Diane Klecker, Wayne Stiffler, Clise. Carlus Harden, Billy Provost, George l or Outdoor Entertaining- Fried Chicken Ranchero! SUNDAY & MONDAY ROSEM \RY CLOONEY’ and LAUSITZ MELCHIOR in Haywoods Hosts To St. Catherine's Hold Birthday Party First Communion McNeally, and Marilyn Malden. Union Vacation Bible Mrs. Martie Peterson School Sets Mark Honored by Lucky 12 Attendance in the three depart ments of the Union Vacation Bible School reached the 100 mark this morning (Thursday), with a total en rollment of approximately 125. Neatly twenty adults and young people are on the staff. The program includes Bible stories, memory work, recrea tion, workbook and hand work. The school will continue next week Monday through Friday, with sessions from nine to eleven-thirty each morn ing. A demonstration program will be presented Friday, June 19, at 7:30 o'clock, when parents and friends are invited to observe some of the work accomplished. For Guaranteed Cleaning Members of the Lucky Twelve Pi nochle club called on Marcie Peter son and showered her with a hand kerchief surprise party as a farewell sendoff. The Petersons are moving to Gresham the end of this month. After a strawberry shortcake noon no-host luncheon served by the ladies pinochle was enjoyed for the after noon. Margaret Clise captured high; Les Parks took home low prize, and Ruth Kerr, succeeded in taking the pinochle prize. The ladies attending the surprise party were Marge Ditter, Bert Van- derhoff, Eva Agee, Edna Johnson, Ruth Kerr, Margaret Clise, Dorothy Johnson, Bea Graunke, Toots Blazek, Rose Haywood, Les Parks, and the honored member, Marcie Peterson. it’s the NU-METHOD 24-HOUR SERVICE Mill City Close« at 0 P.M. Vernon Todd To Receive Masters Degree Sunday Vernon S. Todd, superintendent of Mill City schools, will receive his I master of education degree from the I University of Oregon, June 14, in Eugene. The ceremony June 14 marks the 76th sommencement service for the university. More than 1300 under graduate and graduate students will be candidates for degrees at this 1953 commencement. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll MOVED To Our New Office 1144 Center St. DR. R. REYNOLDS N aturopath -Proctologist Phone 3 9460 SALEM, ORE. tfltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll For Father’s Day -- June 21st Give Father a Pendleton Shirt 2 95 and $13 95 Exclusive with Mason’s Open Fridays Til 9 p.m. Phone 1642 First Ave. Mill City ♦ STYLE SHOP. Customer tell us they 17 Receive Eighth Grade Diplomas Detroit-Idanha school, 123-J, grad uated seventeen members of the eighth grade class during a special program and graduation service in the gym, Friday night, May 29. Given their diplomas were Rozalia Bowers, Danny Bowers, Roger Flem ing, Danny Gescher, Bruce Gordon, Judy Haseman, Brad Humphrey, Mike Howland, Donald Jackson, Phyllis Ketchum, Michall Moore, Melodee Palmer, Leonard Snyder, Jim Stahl- man, Lanny Vickers, John Wallace and Donald Watkins. Members of the class dedicated their program to “Our American Heroes, Men and Women Who Have Made Our Country Great.” “America” began the program and was sung by those as sembled. The eighth grade class mem bers led in the pledge to the Flag. Then followed a song by the class, “My Dream of the U.S.A.” and a choral reading, “The American Creed.” Lanny Vickers gave the opening speech. Girls in the graduating class presented another choral reading and the song, "God of Our Fathers”. Roger Fleming entertained with a reading, as did Danny Gescher. Poems were recited by Phyllis Ketchum and John Walace; readings by Donald Jackson, Melodee Palmer and Leonard Snyder. Miss Palmer sang “Flag Without a Stain.” “Sing of America”, a choral reading was given by the eighth grade stu dents. The program ended with everyone singing “God Bless Amer ica.” Bruce Gordon was class historian and read the class history during the graduation program. Billy Cokenour gave the seventh grade class prophecy. Brad Humphrey read the eighth grade class will. Mildred Ray, eighth grade class teacher, presented the diplomas to the graduates. Following the graduation ceremony, the students danced. Members of the eighth grade expressed their appreci ation to their teacher by presenting her with a lovely bouquet of a dozen roses. MILL CITY Mrs. Isaac Roberts is recuperating in her home on River Road following a severe heart attack early this week. 1 Her son, Baird, is keeping informed of | his mother’s condition by daily tele phone communication with Dr. Jack Reid, her attending physician, and expects to arrive home this weekend to be with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. James Swan are in Fortuna, Calif., this week visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Gillenwater and family. Their grand-daughter, Carol Jean, will graduate this week from the high school in that city. Last week guests in the home of Mrs. Agness Alen were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Peterson of Spokane, Wash. I Mrs. Peterson is a cousin of Mrs. Allen. They grew up like sisters in , Montello, Wise,, the home of the Mon- '/ a with Glidden ENDURANCE • Velvet Smooth Brushing • Gleaming Whitt —Sell Cleaning • Uniform Top Quality in leery Gallon • Holds Up Under Worst Weather SANTIAM FARMERS CO-OP Feeds Seeds Fertiliser Telephone 5024 Grinding and Mixing Custom Cleaning Seed Marketing Household Appliances Machinery Hardware Petroleum Producta STAYTON, ORE. The Stars Are Singing In Technicolor Feature at 5:20, 7:30 Sunday TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY WILLI \M HOLDEN and ALEXIS SMITH in \\ hat could be more downright mouth-watering than this colorful platter of golden-fried chicken, served with fluffy rice and bubbling-hot curry sauce? One whiff of its tantaliz ing aroma and guests will come running to porch, patio or terrace—wherever your outdoor table is set. The crisp-coated, succulent chicken is fried in Spry and the recipe for the delightfully seasoned curry sauce was just developed in the Test Kitchens at Lever House. Fried Chicken Ranchero 1/2 cup flour 2 cups pared, chopped apples 2 teaspoons salt 1/3 cup chopped onions 1 teaspoon curry powder 1/2 cup grated fresh coconut 1/2 teaspoon paprika or chopped moist, 1/4 teaspoon pepper shredded coconut 1/4 teaspoon ginger 2 cups water 3-pound frying chicken, 1/2 cup milk cut in serving pieces 3 cups cooked rice 1/2 cup Spry (1 cup raw) Put first 6 ingredients in paper bag. . . . Put 2 pieces of chicken at a time in paper bag and shake to coat evenly. . . . Heat Spry in skillet. Place chicken in hot fat and fry until golden-brown on all sides. Cover and cook over low heat until tender (about 30 minutes). . . . Remove chicken to hot platter and make curry sauce as follows: Add apples, onions, and coconut to remaining fat in the skillet. Fry, stirring occasionally until onions become transparent. . . . Add re maining seasoned flour and blend. . . . Stir in water and milk gradually. Cook until thickened, stirring constantly. . . . Serve with hot rice. Garnish with perky clusters of par«lev ... Makes 4-6 servings. tello granite quarry, second beat granite in the world. They had not met for 40 years. Other guests are Mrs. Althea Knight and Miss Nine Knight of Fort Benton, Mont. Mrs. Knight is a daughter of Mrs. Allen. Friday evening, June 19, Mill City They are making an extended visit. Lodge No. 144, I. O. O. F. will present The Christian Woman’s Fellowship jewels to the following members: met Wednesday with Mrs. Maggie C. B. Gains, 50 years; Shaw. Following a pot-luck lunch, H. D. Bondy, 50 years; the business meeting was conducted F. H. Haynes, 49 years; by the president, Mrs. Bertha Shelton. Eugene Wood, 48 years; New officers were installed as fol J. P. Giebbs, 45 years; lows: president, Mrs. Buelah Fish; W, E. Haynes, 42 years » vice president, Mrs. Bertha Shelton; G. B. Heath, 42 years; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Grace Mis D. B. Hill, 41 years; ner, with Mrs, Sarah Flook as as Clyde Stone, 40 years, and sistant. The program,“Africa Speaks,” C. D. Johnson, 30 years. was presented by Mrs. Gladys Chance, These jewels are given for the and the closing devotional was given above number of years in continuous by Mrs. Flook. good standing and membership. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw retuined Santiam Rebecca Lodge No. 166 has Thursday from a vacation trip to Los been invited to this presentation and Angeles, where they visited with rel will join in a social evening after the atives. Mr. Shaw is the local barber. presentation. RALEIGH HAROLD, Florist, open The lodge also invites all Odd Fel Sundays and evenings, flowers tele lows and friends to come to this graphed anywhere. Funeral sprays, presentation which will begin shortly planters, pot plants, corsages, wed after 8 p.m. dings, also shrubs and landscaping. 319 W. Washington, Stayton. Phone CARD OF THANKS 12tf 3684. We wish to express our sincere Mrs. Harry Dyhrman and Mrs. gratitude to our many friends for Arthur Chase were honor guests at their kindness and for the beautiful a handkerchief shower last Thursday floral offerings in our time of sorrow. evening at the home of Mrs. Carl And especially to the members of the Kelly. Both ladies, who will be mov Detroit Women's Civic club and our ing from Mill City soon, are members neighbors. Our sincere thanks and of the Presbyterian church choir. The appreciation. choir will sing June 17 at the State Mrs. Ella Johnson and family Presbyterial in Eugene. Those hon oring Mrs. Dyhrman and Mrs. Chase were: Mesdames Delos Hoeye, Del cial collection was taken at the bert Hill, Shields Remine, Bill Stover, Wednesday meeting for the blood bank Charles Kelly, Donald Sheythe, Lee fund. Ross, Berneice Gordon and the host ess, Mrs. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis returned last week from a three weeks vaca tion trip visiting their son and fam-1 ily, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Davis of Carrolls, Wash. While there they at- j tended eighth grade graduation cere-1 monies when their grandson, Charles, graduated. Mr. and Mrs. Davis also visited with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Delaney of Hood River. Minister and Mrs. Hugh Jull are enjoying the pleasure of driving a new automobile these days. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Caughey and two sons moved last week to Yamhill, where Mr. Caughey will be the principal next year. Mr. Caughey has been principal of the Mill City high school the past two years and Mrs. Caughey a member of the fac ulty. Santiam Rebekah Lodge will hold initiation for five new members Wednesday, June 17. Plans were also made at their meeting last week for . seating of convention officers at Scio l district convention, Saturday, June 13. Mrs. Julia Bassett and Mrs. Ruby Brisbin reported on their trip as dele gates to Rebekah Assembly in Port- ! land recently. Committee for initia tion night will be Ida Fleetwood, Julia Bassett, and Goldie Rambo. A spe- ’Turning Point Excellent Police Drama! THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY .1 \MI S s| I W \R| »nd JANET LEIGH in The Naked In Technicolor — Plus — SENSATIONAL UNDER« ATER ADVENTURE! Under the Red Sea Doors open at 7:20 P.M. Complete show can be seen any time up to 8:30 Odd Fellows Present Ten Service’ Jewels WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS at The Mill City Enterprise Edward Williams “The Home of Halmark Cards” 330 Court Street SALEM
