Visitors at the C. E. Rogers home I—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, AVGUST 20. 1953
Mr. and Mrs. J or Dolezal and Min
ef Coo* Bay, visited the Charles Dole- this last week were Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
zal's on Thursday. The men are bro­ Wombaugh and sons of Portland, and
thers.
Mrs. George Bertilson of Oregon
City. The ladies are daughters of the
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pound Jr., Rogers’. Other guests were Mr. and
and Bonnie of Eugene were guests of Mrs. J. W. Berreman of Philomath,
CLUB, LODGE, AND LOCAL ACTIVITIES
H. D. Pound, Seniors, Sunday. They and Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Berreman of
also called on Mr. Pound’s sister, Mrs. Eugene. The men are brothers of Mrs.
Lyons Garden Club
Rogers.
Luncheon Honors
Ford Wilson and family while here.
Social Events
Visitor In Gates
GATES—Mrs. Don Miley entertain­
ed at luncheon at her home Tuesday
of last week, honoring Mrs. Minnie
Everton, of Yakima, Washington.
| Places were laid at the table for Mrs.
I Everton, her daughter, Mrs. Burrel
Cole, Mrs. Mary Egglestrom, Mrs.
Glen Henness, Mrs. Clarence Rush
and the hostess, Mrs. Miley and daug­
hter Nadine.
Following the luncheon the hostess
surprised her guests with a tape re­
cording of their conversation at lunch
which she had recorded all unknown
to the ladies. (They all insist there
was no "gossip” recorded).
Friday afternoon Mrs. Clarence
Rust was hostess, at her home, com­
plimenting Mrs. Everton at luncheon.
Seated at the table were Mrs. Everton,
Mrs. Glen Henness, Mrs. Burrel Cole
and the hostess.
’’ormer Gates Friends
Honor California Visitor
GATES—Mrs. Laura Joaquin of
San Jose, California, who had been
visiting at the home of her son, Joe
Joaquin for the past two weeks, was
complimented by a party and handker­
chief shower Friday afternoon. A
group of her former Gates neighbors
gathered at the home of Mrs. Albert
Millsap. Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, Mrs.
Harold Wilson and Mrs. Harry Keiser
were assisting hostesses.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the afternoon to the honored
guest, Mrs. Joaquin, Mrs. Elmer Klut-
ke, Mrs. Jesse Haywood, Mrs. Ken­
neth Martig, Mrs. Elmer Stewart,
I Mrs. Oscar Osterhout, Mrs. Floyd
Fleetwood, Mrs. Jack Brown, Mrs.
W. S. Hudson, Mrs. Philip Hess and
Mrs. Walter Brisbin. Those unable to
| attend and sending handkerchiefs
were Mrs. W. F. Struckmeier, Mrs.
Burrel Cole, Mrs. Bob Bonitz, Mrs.
Glen Henness, Mrs. Don Miley, Mrs.
Ned Richards, Mrs. Margie Anderson,
Mrs. Lester Allen, Mrs. Floyd Völkel
and Mrs. Dan Morrison.
Ward Stahlman Honored
At Dinner on Friday
DETROIT—Mrs. Ward Stahlman
I of Little Sweden, entertained with a
lovely dinner and birthday cake, hon-
I «ring her husband on Friday even­
ing. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John
I Estey, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown.
I and twins, Donna and Linda, of De-
I troit, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stahlman
| and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Booker and
children, Roberta, Darrell and Rose-
ann of Mill City, Mrs. Mabie Knut­
son of Niagara, Oscar and Richard
Nystrom of Little Sweden.
Plans Fall Flower Show
The Lyons Garden club held their
meeting at the home of Mrs. Raymonu
Branch in Mehama, Tuesday after­
noon, with Mrs. Elmer Taylor as co­
hostess. Roll call of members was on
propagation of plants and shrubs.
Plans were made and discussed for a
fall flower show which will be held
September 18, with Mrs. Raymond
Branch appointed general chairman.
Mrs. John Neal and Mrs. Otto Weid­
man was in charge of a very educa­
tional and instructive question and
answer box.
A move along the lines of civic
pride of the little towns of Lyons
and Mehama, will be the placing of
garbage barrels, painted and labeled
for the use of the public as a place to
discard paper, bottles, cartons and all
litter that is now thrown in front of
business houses and along the sides
of the highway. The Lyons Garden
club asks the cooperation of all peo­
ple to help keep the community clean.
The thirteen members answering
roll call were Mesdames Otto Weid­
man, Chester Roy, Henry Holzfuss,
Orville Downing, Clyde Bressler, John
Neal, Don Brotherton, Alex Kuiken,
Carl Nuttieman, Ernest Garsjo, El­
mer Taylor, and Raymond Branch.
Guests of the afternoon were Mrs.
Harry Monroe of Mehama and Mrs.
Fred Stienfelt of Lyons, with Mrs.
Steinfelt joining the club.
Marriage of Former
Gates Resident Announced
GATES—Mrs. Lois Brosig is an­
nouncing the marriage of her daugh­
ter, Miss Birdie Larson, of Klamath,
California, to Robert J. Wilson of
that city. The wedding took place
in Reno, Nevada, Sunday, August 9.
The bride spent her school days in
Gates and is a graduate of the local
high school. She is the grand-daugh­
ter of Mrs. Walter Brisbin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan and
Johnnie Hale of Salem caught a nice
catch of fish in the Santiam near Mill
City Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. He Bassett returned
Sunday night from a week's vacation
spent in the Seattle area with her sis­
ters, Mrs. C. E. Welch and Mrs. R. T.
Wright and families. While there the
Bassetts were with a group salmon
fishing. They were out for 14 hours
on Puget Sound. Mrs. Bassett caught
two salmon and Mr. Bassett, one.
While there they also visited Mr. and
Mrs. James O’Leary and family. The
O’Leary’s formerly owned the Mill
City Variety and he also served on the
city council. He is now employed as
an equipment engineer at Boeing’s.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stover are the
parents of a son, born Saturday,
August 8th, at Salem. He weighed in
The marriage of Miss Donna Ar- at 6 pounds, 11 ounces. He was given
lone Kuhlman, daughter of Mr. and | the name Wilbur G III.
Mrs. Lee Kuhlman, and Marvin Bib-
ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bib- Business and Professional
ler of Salem, will be solemnized Sun­
DIRECTORY
day, August 23rd in the Presbyterian
church. The ceremony will be per­
formed by Rev. N. Streeter at 4:30
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in the afternoon.
All friends of the two families are
invited to attend the church ceremony
and the reception immediately follow­
ing, at the home of the bride’s grand­
father, W. R. Greene, of this city.
Kuhlman-Bibler Vows
To Be Spoken Sunday
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JoïïnWT Reid, M 0.
Mill City Garden Club
Will Have Pot-Luck Supper
Members of Mill City Garden Club
have made plans for a pot luck supper
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Morris on the lower River Road,
Thursday evening, August 27th at
6:30 p. m.
The Lyons Garden Club members
have been invited to bring a pot luck
dish and join the group for the even­
ing.
Mr. Bevier of the Forest Service
will be present and will show an in­
teresting group of pictures of floral
life in the Hawiian Islands. These are
pictures Mr. Bevier has taken during
seven years spent in the Islands and
is the first time he has shown them
to a Federated Garden Club.
Physician & Surgeon
Mill City
DR. VICTOR J. MYERS
Chiropractic Physician
Post Office Building, 2nd Floor
Phone: Stay ton 2274
Stayton, Ore.
WOOD’S STORE
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HOSIERY
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BRIDE-TO-BE HONORED
AT MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
A delightful miscellaneous bridal
shower was given Wednesday evening
of last week in honor of Arlone Kuhl­
man at the home of Alona Fay Daly,
with Delores Poole and Leia Kelly,
assisting hostesses.
Miss Kuhlman will become the bride
of Marvin Bibler, U. S. Marines, in a
ceremony at the Mill City Presbyter­
ian church, Sunday afternoon, August
23rd.
Several interesting contests were
held at the shower, with appropriate
prizes going to the winners. Miss
Kuhlman opened her many lovely gifts
at a table centered by a beautifully
costumed bridal doll. White tapers
and gladioluses decorated the rooms
and on the piano was a clever ar­
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rangement of a large wedding ring
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and a diamond solitaire made of cel­
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lophane.
Attending the affair were Miss
Anne Hill, former room-mate of Miss axmtBBmsQstiEtKBnismsncnciixHnMBXE
Daly at the University of Oregon, and
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Miss Garnet Beech, both of whom are
spending several days here from Cot­
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tage Grove, Oregon, Miss Donna
Garbage, ashes, trimmings, etc.
Cooke, Mrs. James Grant, Miss Jo-
weekly pickups $1.50 per month
Ann Hoffman, Miss Pat Brown, Mrs.
James Poole, Mrs. Chas. Kelly, Mrs.
Also light hauling.
Leo Poole, Mrs. Wilbur Meinert, Mrs.
Leonard
Herman
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Raymond Thompson. Mrs. Lee Kuhl­
man, the guest of honor Miss Arlone
Kuhlman and the hostesses Miss
Delores Poole, Miss Leia Kelly, Miss
Alona Fay Daly and Mrs Alonzo
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Daly.
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Additional invited guests who sent
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gifts included Miss Marlene Tickle,
Miss Donna Jean Nelson, Mrs. Gor­
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don Kay, Mrs. Sonny Nelson, Mrs.
Stayton in the Post Office Bldg, ’
Clyde Richards, Miss Pauline Mason
2nd Floor, in the
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of Sweet Home, and Mrs. Richard Bee- >
Dr. Victor J. Myers offices
digheimer (Elnora Albright).
Thursdays 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Ku-
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OFFICE:
bin, of Mehama, at the Santiam Mem­
313 W. FIRST, ALBANY
orial hospital in Stayton, on August
6th, a baby girl.
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