DETROIT
By Boots Champion
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Seitzinger of
Cascade Locks, were holiday visitors
tn Idanha and Detroit. The Seitzingers
were former residents of Idanha and
at.11 have their home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ray and child
ren, Pamie, Sherry and Gregory, re
turned to their home in Renton, Wash.,
after spending a week at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray
of Idanha. Richard is the Ray’s young
est son On Friday, Mr. and Mrs.
trank Ray, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Sullivan of Bend, who
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were Thursday night guests at the
Ray home, motored to Neah Bay,
Wash., where they will be holiday
guests at the home of another son and
his family, the M. D. Rays, who own
the sport fishing resort at Neah Bay.
Earl Lady, son of Mr. and Mrs. O.
C. Lady of Idanha, who is in the navy
and stationed at Norfolk, Virginia,
arrived home last week on a week's
furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Crawford of the
Dalles, were callers in Idanha and
Detroit. Mr. Crawford, an army sur
vey engineer, and his wife, resided at
Mongold about two years ago.
Johnny Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Len Davis of Idanha, is spending a
few days at the home of Gladys Carey,
a long time family friend, in Tacoma,
Wash. Johnny, who is attending Nor
mal School at Monmouth, Ore., will
leave here September 15 for the fall
term.
Sunday visitors at the Len Davis
home were Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Mostul
| and children Lila and Tommy, of Ore
gon City. Mr. Mostul is Mrs. Davis’
brother. Other guests were Mr. and
'(Mrs. George Lynch of Bend. While
here they drove to Elk Lake to pick
huckleberries. They were joined later
in the day by the Davis’.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beason of Eu
gene spent the holidays at their ca
bin here.
Don Biotherton of Lyons, C. I. 0.
district representative, was a business
caller in Idanha and Detroit on Wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hines of Silver-
ton, are the new restaurant operators
at the Spillway in Idanha, succeeding
Mrs. John Dallaire.
The Detroit Market’s application
for a class B package license, approv
ed by the city council a few weeks ago,
was approved by the liquor commis
sion. The license went into effect last
week.
District ranger S. T. Moore, will be
host at a meeting of the girl scouts,
Detroit-Idanha area, when the group
visits the Detroit Ranger Station on
Thursday, September 10. Moore will
speak on several aspects of the for
ester's job, such as reforestation, fire
protection and conservation.
The Detroit Church of Christ will
hold a Sunday school picnic Sunday,
September the 13th at Humbug camp
grounds after the morning church ser
vice. The no-host fare will be served
to the picnickers. All are invited.
Miss Maude Durfee of Salem was
selected as substitute teacher for Mrs.
Evelyn Gearhart, announces O. J.
3—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Till RSD\Y. SEPTEMBER 10. 1953
White, school superintendent. Mrs. Mrs. D. Kuebler and daughter Sherry
Gearhart, who is high school librar-1 of Canby, Ore. Mrs. Kuebler and Mrs.
ian and English teacher, suffered an Kite are sisters.
injury to her shoulder this summer
Visiting at the Earl Layman home
and is in Portland recuperating.
i were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Freeman
Amos Gerig of Lebanon, was high ar.d children Ritchie and Marcia, of
bidder on the two remaining apart- Portland, also Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wirt
ment buildings at Mongold and the of Clatskanie, Oregon. The Wirt’s’
Summer Line construction company were former residents of Detroit.
M ith the opening of deer season
of Silverton, highest bidder on the
just around the corner, October 3rd,
electrical salvage.
The two gray apartment houses local hunters are getting enthusiastic
perched forlornly on the shore of the in a buck contest. So here's your
lake, are now being torn down, thusly chance, all you nimrods. The Cedar
bringing to an end the once bustling tavern is now at your service for re
community of Mongold that housed gistration and later a weigh-in sta
government workers at the Detroit tion. All you have to do to enter the
dam. The last families to move from contest is plunk down a dollar at re
the apartments early this summer gistration, the required fee. So step
were the Ed Holmes’, who bought up, fellas, one big buck can lead to
property at Gates. Mr. and Mrs. Bill a lot of bucks in this contest. And a
Stafford and daughter Billy moved buck’s a buck in any man’s language.
into the house recently vacated by' Winner take's all.
Mrs. Hilma Dickie, who has been
the John Meals family between Gates
and Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
the Earnest Smiths at Lyle.
Brown moved to Gates, and Elvin " ®*b., was called to the home of H.
Childers, to Mill City and Mr. and J* Whites in Eugene, to care for Mrs.
Mrs. Claude Beck to Oswego, Oregon. ’'h,te-.who suffered a broben shoulder
These neighbors will be greatly missed blade in a fall. ____
in this area.
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Hoilday visitors at the Marion Kite 1 th7
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home were Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hub | Spring meeting in Portland voted to
bard and daughter Shirley of Seattle, J work with the Lifesavers organiza
Wash. Mr. Hubbard is a brother of tion to change the public attitude to
Mrs. Kite. Other guests were Mr. and ward driving.
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A very wise Teacher of the long ago once said, "Man
cannot live by bread alone." There are hungers of the
mind and soul that things material can never satisfy.
Sometimes they come in the form of trials and sor
rows. Sometimes they are aspirations that bid us soar
to heights we have never dared attempt. Howsoever
they appear, they often go unmet because we fail to
understand their nature.
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The lovely little refugee in the picture is passing
through an agony of heart. But she seems to have
learned a great secret: that the only source of power
adequate for her needs is GOD! And she is looking
to Him.
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Yes. God and God alone is the answer to the deepest
needs that man can know. As we give our best to Him,
He gives His best to us! And the God-directed life
finds a satisfaction and a joy that can come from no
other source.
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That God and the individual may be brought together
in vital relationship is the purpose of the Church.
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The Church ia the greateat lac
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character and good citizenship. It
ia a storehouse of spiritual value*
Without a strong Church, neither
democracy nor civilization can
survive
There are four sound
reason* why every person should
attend service* regularly and sup
port the Church. They are (1)
For hi* own sake (2) For hi*
children's sake (3) For the sake
of his community and nation (4)
For the sake of the Church itself,
which need* hi* moral and ma
terial support
Plan to go to
church regularly and read your
Bible daily
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MUIR’S BAKERY
C. E. Mason SHELL SERVICE STATION
Mill City
TO THE
Mill City, Oregon
WALT’S GARAGE
KELLOM’S GROCERY
General Repairing and Welding
Mill City, Oregon
SALMON DERBY,
"Your Personal Service Store"
Mill City
FRERES BUILDING SUPPLY
GATES VARIETY & HARDWARE
Building Materials of All Kinds
Stayton
Gates, Oregon
WRIGHT TRUCK LINE
IDANHA SUPER SERVICE
DON LLOYD
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Stayton
TOM ABSHER
GATES GENERAL STORE
KNOWLES BODY & FENDER REPAIR
Gaten, Oregon
TAFT, OREGON
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ALL FOR THE CHURCH
P. O. Box 176
PHONE 263
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OCT. 1
Complete Body Rebuilding and Glass
Mill City
ADA’S NEEDLE SHOP
Dry Gooda and Dreaamaking
SW. Broadway — Mill City — Phone 2243
LYON’S VARIETY
We Give S 4 11 Green Stampe
RESSLER GROCERY
Florence
Your 8 A H Green Stamp Store
Phone 3206 Mill City
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A whopping big event! There'll be prise* galore and
fun for everyone. Let * go to Silets for the Salmon
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panv aervice array of Linn, Benton. Polk. Lincoln, Marlon and
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Mountain States Power Co.
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MILL CITY PHARMACY
MiM City, Oregon
WILLEATIIA’S RESTAURANT
Family Style Meals
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NU-METHOD CLEANERS
Mill City, Oregon
RED & WHITE STORE
Mill City, Oregon
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