THr. MILL CITY ENTERPRISE A Good Place to Buy NEW And USED FURNITURE Come into our store, you will find what you want at a price you can afford to pay. Gates Furniture Gates, Oregon Phone 4561 AUTO GLASS, AUTO PAINTING WRECK REPAIRING See us for an Estimate They’re given gladly Knowles Body & Fender Repair 1* Years Experience MIIJ. CITY PHONE B8 MILL CITY MEAT MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries FOOD LOCKERS FROZEN FOODS ■ GET YOIJR Lawn Sweeper AT JENKINS HARDWARE Priced at only $29.95 Save time and work this modern way. We have garden carts, wheelbarrows and all supplies for fall clean up work. See us today Jenkins Hardware We Give S & II Green Stamps Mill City, Oregon THl RSDAY, OCTOBER Social Events GATES Mrs. Albert Millsap Clarence Rush, Glenn Henness, William Pennick, Clare Henness and Don Marshall had a successful duck CLUB, LODGE, AND LOCAL ACTIVITIES hunting trip last weekend in the vi cinity of Burns. They brought some Mrs. Vernon Todd, Woman’s Editor Phone 671 ducks and geese home when they re turned. While their husbands were duck Lions Auxiliary Has hunting Mrs. Glen Henness accompan Meeting at Ixee Ross Home ied by Mrs. Clarence Rush and Mrs. The Lions Auxiliary held the second Burrel Cole visited in Yakima, Wash., meeting of the year at the home of at the home of Mrs. Cole’s mother, Mrs. Lee Ross Tuesday evening. Mrs. Minnie Everton. On the return Mis. Herbert Schroeder showed trip they stopped in Grandview, The new bylaws were read and dis cussed and a change of meeting night slides and talked on wildflowers at Wash., for a short visit with Mr. was also discussed. It was decided the meeting of the Mill City Garden and Mrs. Willis Webster and family, that in January the meeting will be club last Thursday evening at the W •¡former residents of Gates and Mill ZV, i l J x to visit Mrs. Cole’s changed to the 4th Wednesday of W. Heller residence. City; t. in n Richland The committee announced that the niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy the month instead of the 4th Tuesday, which conflicts with “Friendship public dinner held October 17 was Betto and in Hermiston at the “Pink” successful. Mrs. Bert Morris, presi Everton home. Everton and Mrs. Cole Night.” Mrs. Bill Stewart was selected as dent, would like to thank all who are brother and sister. chairman for the pot luck dinner for helped with the dinner and especially Mrs. H. D. Miley of Longbeach, Monday, November 2. Others on the the Rainbow girls who helped serve. Calif., arrived a week ago at the home Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. J committee are Mrs. Glen Blegen and W. W. Heller, Mrs. Frank Jackson and and Mrs. Don Miley, for a visit of Mrs. Homer Thacker. Those present for the meting were Mrs. Fred Grimes. several weeks. Mesdames Bill Stewart, Glen Blegen, Albert Millsap left by train Friday Homer Thacker, Frank Hunter, Al Campfire Girls Entertain morning for Woodland, Calif., after Nesbitt, Carl Kelly, Shields Remine, With receiving word of the sudden death of mi Tea nd at uunt nunie at v Cooke Home George Veteto, President Nelson, Jay Honoring their new leader, Mrs. his brother, Melvin H. Millsap of that 1- Mason, Mrs. Don Moffatt and the hos Gene Engelgau, the older Campfire c*ty- _ __ _ . .. tess Mrs. Lee Ross. Mr. and Mrs. W’alter Brisbin spent Girls from the 7th and 8 th grades The next meeting will be at the entertained with a tea at the Ed Friday and Saturday in Salem on a home of Mrs. Carl Kelly. Cooke home, Tuesday of last week. j combined business and pleasure trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Richards were The tea was planned and prepared INFORMAL COFFEE HELD by the girls, each girl having a duty ' Stayton visitors Friday. They also AT ROGER NELSON HOME the “ * home of during the afternoon. Shereen Muir visited •*J in •- Mehama at **• ——* -* The 1952-53 staff of the Mill City poured coffee and Sybil Dart, tea. their grandson and family, Mr. and PTA presented Mrs. Roger Nelson, Mrs. Harry Dyhrman, retiring lead Mrs. Elton Brown and In Lyons with the president of the association for er of the group, introduced Mrs. En their granddaughter and family, Mr. last term with a lovely lazy Susan gelgau to the girls and their mothers. and Mrs. Harvey Kanoff and three with coffee server and warmer. Also introduced was Mrs. A. R. And children. Mrs. W. S. Hudson was in Salem In appreciation of the gift and to rews, assistant leader. Mrs. Engelgau put it into use, Mrs. Nelson invited has had previous experience with several days the past week on per the group over for an informal coffee Campfire work, having been a Camp sonal business and caring for her at her home on Sunday evening from fire Girl in the past. Mrs. Dyhiman sister-in-law who was ill. 7:30 to 10. The table was lovely with who has led the group for three The teachers of the Gates schools . lace cloth, using the Lazy Susan, and a half years will continue to assist complimented their superintendent, which is two-tone green as the center with the work and will help the girls Don Miley, a prospective father, with piece and brown candles gave a touch who are working for their torch bear a baby shower, at the school, Tuesday afternoon after school was dismussed. of autumn to the decor. Assorted sand ers award. wiches, hors doerves, and relishes and Other guests at the tea, in addition Following the opening of the dainty the traditional Halloween pumpkin to the mothers, were Mrs. Floyd gifts, refreshments were served. Table and apple pies were enjoyed with the Jones and Mrs. Leonard Herman, decorations were approriate for the occasion. Others present, besides the coffee. chairman of the Campfire leaders. Those invited for this affair were The tea is just one of the many honored guest were Mrs. Don Miley, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Todd, Mr. and activities of this group. A week ago Mrs. H. O. Miley, of Longlieach, Calif., Mrs. A. E. Nesbitt, Mr. and Mrs. Arey they went to Stayton for a skating Mr. and Mrs. Dale Reynolds, Darrell Podrabsky, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Crosier, party. Each girl took a guest and Crossler, Mrs. Leta Dibblee, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lee, Mr. and Mrs. they stopped at the Gingerbread Gwen Schaer, Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt, Bob Veness, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin House for refreshments. They plan a Miss Mary Page and Mrs. Margie Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Al Yankus, Mr. field trip to the Oregon Blind school Anderson. and Mrs. Don Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. in the near future. Lynn Smith, a Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Struckmeier had Wilbur Meinert, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard member of the group who attends as their guests Saturday and Sunday Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Dub Stewart, the Blind school, will serve as theii- former friends, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Latham, from Tulelake, Calif. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mr. and guide during their visit. Mrs. Harry Dyhrman, Mrs. Harry Girls who belong to this group are and Mrs. Struckmeier and their Mason, Mrs. Beatrice Jones, Miss Shereen Muir, Sybil Dart, Lynn guests were dinner guests in Scio at Helen Kliewer, Mrs. W’m. Sheperd, Smith, Marcella Warriner, Delores the home of Mr. Struckmeier’s sister- Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cline Wm. Nelson, Andrews, Olive Taylor, Linda Dyhr in-law, Mrs. R. F. Struckmeier. Mrs. Albert Millsap accompanied Jim Cuthbert and the host and host man, Naomi Taylor, Carol Vfeness, ess, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson. and Carol Cooke. New members this Mr.e and Mrs. Melbourne Rambo, of year are Sandra Olson and Rhoda Mill City, to Salem Sunday afternoon i The Y.P.S.C.E. of the Christian Smith. where they visited Mrs. Rambo’s par- j church has changed its meeting time ents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Champ and i to 6:15 Sunday evenings. Beryl Ma Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook, of Albany, Mrs. Norman Garrison. Mrs. Garrison, I son will be the program leader for visited Thursday at the Hugh Walkup just discharged from the Good Sam-1 this coming Sunday. aritan hospital, Portland, following j home. eye surgery is with her mother in Salem until she is able to return to her home in Mill City. Pvt. and Mrs. Wilmer Crites were in Gates several days the past week j on furlough from Camp Roberts, i where he was in training. They visited at the Harry Harmon home before I leaving for Chicago, where Pvt. i Crites will be stationed at a nearby | camp. Mrs. Crites was formerly Miss 1 Barbara Haun. 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