Mr. and Mr«. Floyd Jones spent the
weekend visiting relatives in Vancou
ver, Longview and Seattle. They drove
to Vancouver Friday evening and left
their car there, returning by train
from Seattle, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe l.alack and Mon »—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THl RSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1953
te were in Dallas Sunday for his bro
The Theta Rho Girls held a brief I
ther David’s birthday dinner. They re
meeting last Thursday evening, with
turned by the way of Salem, where
Juanita Thomas presiding. The usual
they called on Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
social evening was omitted since the
LaLack Jr., and family.
Santiam Rebekah lodge drill team had
a practice scheduled for later in the
Mrs. Frank J. Jackson was a busi evening.
Mrs. Frances Chapin of Browns
ness visitor in Salem Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooke motored to ville has purchased the house next to
Portland Monday afternoon on busi the Howard Mean’s home in Shep
herd’s addition. She plans to move to
ness.
Carl Hall Kelly spent Saturday fish Mill City after an addition has been
ing with his grand-father, C. E. Ma made to the house. Mrs. Chapin is the
mother of Mrs. A. E. Nesbitt.
son at Clear Lake.
The Christian Church announces a
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hill spent the
last weekend at their Roads End cot bazaar, lunch and food sale on Wed
nesday, October 7th, starting at 11
tage at the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walkup were o’clock a. m.
ad
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swan and son.
Sunday guests of their son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walkup of Salem. and John Swjin, drove to Portland
Mrs. J. F. Potter spent the past , Sunday and visited at the Ronald 1
weekend at her beach cottage at Swan home. Mrs. John Swan, who had
Road’s End with friends from Esta , been at her son’s home for a week’s
time while he underwent surgery, re
cada.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thacker, Leon turned home with them to Mill City. I
and Tommy, spent Saturday at the Ronald Swan jj recovering nicely at
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones of his home.
The Sunday School collection of the
Salem.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kelly were at Presbyterian church for last Sunday
Monument Peak Saturday, picking and also this coming Sunday, is to be I
huckleberries. They report some very- donated to “Operation- Milkpail”, a
fund to help buy milk for the children '
large berries.
The Christian Church announces a of Korea. A collection of $3b was made |
bazaar, lunch and food sale on Wed last Sunday. Clothing for Korea is to ,
nesday, October 7th, starting at 11 be packed Thursday morning, Sep-,
o’clock a. m.
ad tember 30 in the Fellowship hall.
Paul Jennings and A. W. Toman
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walliser of Rich
mond, California, recently spent se went to Silver Creek Falls Sunday on |
veral days as the guests of Mr. and their motorcycles to watch the games. |
They did not take part in any of the
Mrs. Art Kerr.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. events, but did enjoy watching others. I
Art Kerr this weekend were their One of the cycle riders rode his mac- |
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mis. hine into the swimming pool, causing 1
a lot of excitement for a short while.
W'ayne Kerr of Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hopkins and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ressler went to
Jordan Sunday where they attended daughter, former residents of Mill I
the annual bazaar and dinner put on City, are spending several days here j
visiting friends. They are guests at
by the Catholic church there.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fortune of Seattle the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles |
and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith of St. Cruson of Fox Valley while here. Mr.
Louis, Mo., spent a few days at the Hopkins drove the Shell Oil truck here !
in the past and has just recently re- I
Dewey Flatman home last week.
Miss Letha Thomas, fifth grade tea ceived his discharge from the service.
Mrs. Walter Mackie was surprised ♦
cher who lives in Stayton, was ill with
the flu the first of the week. Mrs. by a group of friends last Friday af »
Lowell Fleetwood acted as substitute ternoon when they dropped in to i
celebrate her birthday. Late in the af
teacher.
Spending the weekend in Toledo vi ternoon birthday cake was served to
siting relatives and fishing, were Mr. Mesdames Glen Blegen, Jay Mason,
and Mrs. Melvin LaVine and Sharon. Elmer Payne, Roy Epperson, Edsel
While there they were guests of the Croan, B. E. Whitsett, Gene Englegau,
and the honored guest, Mrs. Walter
Clifford I-aVines.
Miss Ardith Jones, a University of Mackie.
Oregon co-ed from Mill City, was
John Jubb, who taught in the Mill
pledged Zeta Tay Alpha sorority when I City schools from 1950 to 1952, this
formal rushing ended on the campus | year is teaching physical education
and coaching in the Lake Chelan High
September 23.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Robinson and School, Washington. The high school
Mrs. Richard Saucier drove to Tilla there has a faculty of 52 teachers. Mrs.
mook, Saturday and were overnight Jubb, who woiked in the Mill City-
guests at Pekasky home, who are old State Bank while here, is working in
I the bank at Lake Chelan. Mr. and Mrs.
time residents of Mill City.
_ 11 al the T University
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Miss Ardith Jones, daughter of Mr. Jubb L. both attended
o!
and Mrs. Floyd Jones, who is attend- Washington last year.
ing the University of Oregon this
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fortum of Seat-
year, has pledged Zeta Tau Alpha so-1 tie, W ash., accompanied by Mr. and
rority, Ardith is a sophomore, having J Mrs. Floyd Smith of St. Louis, Mo.,
attended Lewis and Clark College her were 1 ecent guests at the Leonard
Herman home. The Forthums are par
first year.
The R. L. Faust home has been the ents of Mrs. Herman. While here the
scene of a reunion of the four Faust Hermans and their guests visited l'et-
brothers this past weekend. Guests erson’s Rock Gardens near Redmond,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. | The Dalles and Celilo Falls wheie
Faust and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ross, they saw the Indians fishing and came
were Mr. and Mis. Hugh Faust of home via the Columbia liver drive, by
Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Faust Multomah Falls and other scenic
of The Dalles and Dr. and Mrs. Glen points.
Mrs. James Swan, superintendent
Faust of Norton, Virginia. On Mon
day the four couples left for a vaca of the primary department of the Pres
tion trip in Oregon which will include byterian Sunday School, held a meet
ing of the teachers of this department
visits to Mt. Hood and the coast.
at her home Tuesday evening. Plans
— were made for the coming Sunday-
school year, which begins October 1.
The primary teachers are Mrs. Ed
Yarnell, Mis. Martin Kelly, Miss Sig
run Grimstad, Mrs. Leo Bowers, Mrs.
Howard Means and Mrs. Vernon Todd.
The primary department includes chil
dren from 3 years of age through the
third grade.
Locker Meats
Packer Style Hogs
Head off, Leaf Lard Out
Includes smoking hams-
and bacon, rendering lard
cutting, wrapping and
quick freezing
HUNTERS
For expert cutting and wrapping
of your game SEP] US
KLIEWER QUALITY MEATS
Telephone 2706
Mill City, Oregon
Marilyn Baltzer, Bride-
Elect Honored at Shower
LYONS—Mrs. E. L. Roye and Mrs.
Alice Huber were hostesses for a
shower honoring Miss Marilyn Balt
zer. bride-elect, held at the Rebekah
hall Monday evening. Miss Vivian
Boyce was in charge of the games.
After the opening of the gifts, dain- i
ty refreshments were served to the |
honored guest, Marilyn Baltzer, Alta !
Bodeker, Gertrude Baltzer, Freda1
Kuiken, Effie Toomb, Anne Pietrok, I
Louise Pietrok, Kathleen Manning, |
Donna Lee Weldon, Doris Roy, Helen
Pietrok, Jean Pietrok. Elva Kuiken, |
Golda Brassfield, Vivian Boyce, Nor-1
ma Miller, Rean Fletcher, Martha
Poole, Jacquie Smith, Beth Prideaux, I
Carrie Naue, Hazel Wirth, Lucy Pal-i
mer. Luella Hargin, Ruth Lyons,
Kathleen Kuiken, Janie Sheriff, Eva |
Bressler, Carol Grimes, Lucille Hu
ber, Alice Huber and Orpho Roye.
Sharon Whitsett Has
Party on 10th Birthday
auto glass , auto painting
WRECK REPAIRING
See us for an Estimate.
They’re given gladly
. Knowles Body & Fender Repair
14 Years Experience
MILL CITY
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Everything for the Logger
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Phone 1141
Sweet Home, Philomath
WHITIE’S
SANTIAM CAFE
SPECIALIZING IN DINNERS
OPEN AT 4 P. M. EVERY DAY
—Serving Your Favorite Cocktails—
Shuffleboard
Good Music
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Where Friends Meet
On Highway 222, Linn County Side
MILL CITY
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Going
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Sharon Whitsett was guest of honor
at a party celebrating her tenth birth
day last Saturday afternoon. Follow
ing games and ice cream and birthday
cake, Sharon and her guests had a
theater party.
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Phone 2671
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