it—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, JULY 16. 1953
Social Events
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Everything for the Logger
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Branch Store Lyons
Home, Philomath
Salem Sand & Gravel Co
HEAVY HAULING
Phone Stayton (Wright Truck Line) 2125
Contracting and Rental
Super
Savings
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Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment
EXCAVATION & CONSTRUCTION
Miss Barbara Haun, daughter of rian Clelen of Meridian, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haun of Gates,
announces that she will be married
to Pvt. Wilmer Crites, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Harmon, also of Gates,
on Saturday, July 18th.
The wedding services will be perfor-
' med at the Mill City Presbyterian
The Forty-sixth annual Rebekah | sembly present were: president, Lola church at 8 p. m. and a reception will
convention of District No. 7 was held Osborne; vice president, Byrle Drury; be held in the recreation rooms fol
in Scio, Oregon, the middle of June. j marshal, Edith House; chaplain, Ha lowing the ceremony. The bridegroom,
The meeting was held in the beauti zel Lewis; inside guardian, Marjorie who is stationed near San Diego, Cal.
fully decorated Scio Grade School I Gentry; musician, Nettie Larson; past arrived home Wednesday of this
gymnasium, with Leone Rebekah president, Hallie Engle and Christine week.
Lodge No. 84 of Scio, as the hostess Smith and Lady Elsie Townsend, P.
Friends of the couple are invited to
lodge. Letha Sommer was the presid L. A. P. M. and Lady Weaver, P. attend the wedding.
ing officer.
treas. L. A. P. M. and seven district
On Top Grade Foods
Convention officers were: chairman, deputy presidents.
Eat the Best for Less
Letha Sommer, Scio; vice chairman,
It was the thirtieth consecutive con Henry Ecdestons Announce
Jullia Basset, Mill City; secretary, vention for Hazel Lewis of Lyons and Engagement of Daughter
Mayflower Ice Cream
Marie Wells, Scio; warden, Tava Dietz the largest delegation of Assembly
GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ec-
of Stayton; conductor, Ida Fleet officers to visit a convention in the cleston are announcing the engage-
Qt-
Gal.
wood, Mill City; chaplain, Marjorie area for some time. One hundred and ment of their daughter, Miss Eileen
Gentry, Jefferson; inside guard, Rose fifty attended the afternoon session. Eccleston, to Mr. James Goetziner of
Kappeli, Turner; outside guard, Zona
Each lodge of the district perform Salem.
DILL PICKLES
Sischo, Lyons; right supporter to ed their part with ease and ability.
The prospective bride is a gradu-
chairman, Lola Osborne, president, Letha Sommer, chairman, presented ate of the Gates high school and has
Del Monte
Rebekah Assembly; left supporter to her officers with gifts and past chair been employed in Salem for the past
chairman, Hazel Lewis, Lyons; right men of the convention were honored. year.
Large Jar
supporter to vice chairman, Blanche President Lola Osborne conducted the
The groom-to-be is the grandson
Syverson, Mill City; left supporter question box which proved beneficial of Mrs. Cora Harmon of Salem, but
to vice chairman, Alta Bodeker, Ly to all present. Mill City invited the formerly of Gates.
Gaines DOG MEAL
ons; past chairman, Marcille Ware, convention to meet with them next
No definite date ly»s been set for
Stayton; musician, Velma Hatfield, year. Officers for the coming year the wedding which will occur in the
lb .bag
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Turner. Bessie Bates and Helen Pur were elected, as follows: chairman, early fall.
dy were pages.
Julia Basset, Mill City; vice chairman,
Seventeen officers of the Rebekah Blanche Wagner, Lyons; and Goldie
SPRY
Assembly and district deputies visited Rambo, Mill City.
Pink and Blue Shower
the convention. Officers of the As- At the close of the afternoon ses- Held For Mehama Lady
SHORTENING
CLUB, LODGE, AND LOCAL ACTIVITIES
Julia Basset Elected Chairman
At Rebekah Convention In Scio
BASSETT’S WELDING SHOP
Sweet
Callers at the home of Mrs. Ida
Barbara Haun To I Geddes
and Miss Daisy Geddes, Tues
day of last week, was Mrs. Mary
Brocklebank and Mrs. Grace Mar-
Be Married Sat. quam
of Eugene, Ore., and Mrs. Ma
Ph. SALEM
Day 3-9408
Nite 2-4400
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$149
29c
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FOR RENT!
FULLY FURNISHED TRAILER HOUSES
CLEAN REST ROOMS
LOTS OF HOT WATER
Mrs. Ed Kubin of Mehama was
honored at a pink and blue shower
given Friday evening at the Dick
Budlong home at Gates, with Mrs.
Budlong, Mrs. Frank Merrill, Mrs.
Francis Bodiker and Mrs. Jack Dug-
gin as hostesses.
The evening was spent in games
for which prizes were awarded, and
after opening of the gifts a lovely
lunch was served.
Present in addition to the honored
guest and the hostesses, were Mes
dames Verne Shaw, Wilbert Meinert
and George Veteto of Mill City and
Larry Bangs of Mehama.
ALTAR SOCIETY AT LYONS
TO HOLD BAZAAR IN AUGUST
ELECTRIC WASHER and DRYER
SHOWER BATH
Reasonable Rates
Rainbow Trailer Court
154 Miles East of Mill City on Highway 22
The Altar Society of the St. Pa
trick Catholic church held their meet
ing Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Herman Free, instead of the re
evening in the month. The main dis-
gular meeting the second Thursday
cussion was making plans for the ba
zaar and dinner which will be held
some time in August. After the bu
siness meeting Bunko furnished the
entertainment for the evening. Pre
sent for the meeting were Mesdames
Bob Free, Pat Lyons, Andrew Sieg,
Sam Bridges, Mike Schwondt, La-
vern Spitz, Merrill Brassfield, Jim
Phelps, Mrs. Anna Letchlitnar and
the hostess, Mrs. Herman Free.
sion, dinner was served by ladies of
the Scio Christian church.
At the evening session, Lola Os
borne, president of the Rebekah As
sembly, paid her official visit to
Leone Rebekah Lodge No. 84 One
hundred and forty attended the ses
sion. Each lodge of the district had a
number for the program, and the
Rebekah degree was conferred upon
Fay Burkhart of Scio. Lola Osborne,
as president, gave a very interesting
talk on her theme for next year, also
her program to be carried out.
Refreshments of cake and coffee
were served after the meeting closed.
Ji stands to reason...
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qt. 59C
JELLO and JELLO
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GROUND BEEF, pure
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NEW POTATOES
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radishes - green
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BUNCH 5c
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On the Highway at
From where I sit... Zy Joe Marsh
Big truck users, small truck users, all truck
users buy more Chevrolet trucks than any other make. It stands
An Honest Night's Sleep
to reason Chevrolet trucks must offer more of what you want.
HEVROLETJ
When you stop to think about it, the best proof of outstanding value in any product is
continued public preference. That's the way it is with Chevrolet trucks. They're the top
selling trucks in America today ... for the twelfth straight production year.
Ihis is a mighty important fact to consider before you buy your next truck. You'll also
want to consider that, while Chevrolet trucks give you more features you want, it’s the
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MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE!
Gene Tea g ve Chevrolet
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Chevrolet Sales and Service
STAYTON. OREGON
Slim Johnson, just back from a
business trip. tells aho||t g hote)
he stayed at one night.
“I hit town late and went right
to the hotel. There was no clerk
at the desk, but there was a sign
that said: ‘Gone to bed. Rooms
»3. Take a key. Pay when you
leave. Sleep Wall.’
I pstairs, the room was real
clean, the bed comfortable, and I
slept like a log. Came down in the
morning—still no clerk. So I left
three dollars at the desk and went
on. Can you imagine folks that
trustful?"
From where I sit, running a
hotel on the honor system shows
a real trust in people. And people
a.ways appreciate being trusted.
Letting your neighbor follow his
personal preference is a kind of
trust too—trusting in his good
judgment. I like a temperate
glass of beer occasionally, you
may prefer buttermilk, but let’s
hope neither of us “registers" a
complaint against the other.
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Copyr^ht, 1953, I mtrd Stat., K-rrnrr, f
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