ft—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1953
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Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Votg daughters
I Susie and Nancy, of North Albany,
were guests from Saturday until
Sunday, at the home of Mrs. Votg’s
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris are. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Anglesey.
moving into the house recently vacated
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Anglesey and
by Mrs. Beatrice Jones.
daughter of Bend visited relatives
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hill Jr. and here one day last week enroute to
family vacationed at Road’s End, on the coast where they will be guests
the Oregon coast during the past of Mrs. Anglesey’s mother, Mrs.
week.
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blazok left
New canyon residents are Mr. and
Friday for East Lake, returning Mrs. Roy S. Epperson and sons
home Sunday night with their limit Kenneth, 14, and Charles, 10. From
! catch of rainbow trout.
Fort Peck, Montana, Mr. Epperson is
I senior powerhouse operator at the
Denny Sheythe of this city is at- Detioit Dam.
tending the Presbyterian Youth
Camp on the White Branch of the I Mrs. Emma Teter entertained
at dinner Thursday evening, Mr.
McKenzie river this week.
and Mrs. Ed Anglesey of Labelle,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sterner of Te Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. John Eng-
nino, Washington, are guests for lesey, the latter being a sister of
several days at the Ramsey 'Parker Mrs. Teter.
and Walter Parker homes.
The Christian Womens Missionary
Adding their names to the En- Society will meet on Wednesday,
terprise subscription list this week July 8th at 2 p. m. at the home of
is Jack Scott, Lee Ross, Ramon Mrs. Ike Myers on Riverview Addi
Roberts and E. D. Cooke, all of Mill tion. The newly elected president.
City.
Mrs. E. K. Fish will preside at this
meeting.
Mrs. Bob Carleton was a business
caller in Mill City from her home at
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Anglesey and
Lyons, Wednesday morning, and daughters Evelyn and Cynthia, visit
made the Enterprise office a call ed here one day last week with re
while here.
latives, enroute from their home
at Bend, Ore., to the coast. Besides
Elmer Anglesey and wife were the formers parents, they also visited '
overnight guests at the Mrs. Emma with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur at their
Teter home Friday, coming from home.
Newburg, Ore., to visit relatives.
Mrs. Teter is his aunt.
Mrs. Elaine Keirsey writes the
Enterprise office that she plans soon
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Anglesey of La- to join her husband at San Diego,
belle, Idaho, are guests of the for Cal., where he is employed as time
mer’s brother, John Anglesey and fa keeper for Convair Aircraft. She and
mily, hoping a vacation and change children are with her mother, Mrs.
of climate will benefit their health.
Frank Kelly, at Salem, for the pre-
sent.
Ix-e Kuhlman was a caller at the
Enterprise offce Tuesday to renew
Mrs. Mary Flanders and
acquaintance with the editor, Don Ruby Foldegar of Los Angeles, Cal.,
Moffatt. Their acquaintance dates are visiting their daughter and sis
back to the late twenties, when both ter, Mrs. W. W. Heller, arriving Sun
were residents of Medora,.. North day to spend several weeks. They are
Dakota.
also visiting at the Lee Kuhlman
and Raymond Thompson homes. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. I-orenzo Shanhan and Flanders is the grandmother of Mrs.
son Jackie, of Redmond, Ore., were Kuhlman and Mrs. Thompson and
overnight guests Wednesday at the Mrs. Foldegar is their aunt.
John Anglesey home. Mrs. Shanhan
is a daughter of Mr.
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott had as
John Anglesey.
their dinner guests Sunday, his
grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Brown and j
aunt and uncle, Miss Roberta Brown
and Fred Brown, all of Scranton,
Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw of
Boone, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith
and Barbara of Dallas, Oregon, his I
mother and sister, Mrs. Vida Scott I
and Miss Roberta Scott of West Stay-1
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Mr. and Mr». H. E. Jull, daugh
ter Wilma and son Ralph, returned
Tuesday evening from a several day
vacation trip to Washington state
where they visited friends and rela-
I tives at Kennewick, Pasco, Grand
Mound, Camas , and other points
along the way. Rev. Jull is pastor of
’ the First Christian church of this
I city.
BIG CLIFF CABINS
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DAM SITE
Rev. James H. Tilsley, superin
tendent of the Colorado Christian
, Home at Denver, will fill the pulpit
at the First Christian Church, next
Sunday morning at 10:55. Rev. Tils
ley, a former college classmate of
Rev. Jull’s, also performed the mar
riage ceremony when the Julls were
married more than 25 years ago.
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