I—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1953
WHITIE’S
Social Events
SANTIAM CAFE
Mrs. J. F. Potter Leaves
For Washington, D. C.
OPEN AT 4 P. M. EVERY DAY
—Serving Your Favorite Cocktails—
Mrs. J. F. Potter left Portland by
plane on Tuesday for Washington,
D. C. where she will visit for about
two months with her son and daugh­
ter-in-law, Col. and Mrs. Willis
Potter. Mrs. Potter will be joined
in Washington by her sister, Mrs.
Clifford Trask of Fesno, who is fly­
ing from Los Angeles this week.
Driving from Portland to join the
family group early in December will
be Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Potter, Mrs.
Potter’s youngest son and his wife.
A year ago the same group spent
their mid-winter visit together in
Texas, Louisiana and Florida. At
that time Col. Potter was stationed
in Texas.
Good Music
Where Friends Meet
On Highway 222, Linn County Side
MILL CITY
MARILYN CHAPTER NO. 145
TO MEET HERE MONDAY NIGHT
Marilyn Chapter No. 145 Order of
Rainbow for Girls will meet Monday
1 evening, starting with a covered dish
dinner at 6:30.
Mrs. Irene McKinley of Portland
Worthy Grand Matron of the State of
Oregon has been invited to attend.
Visiting chapters will be Chadwick
and Trinity both of Salem, St. Mary’s
of Corvallis and Barzilla of Albany.
Rev. Noble Streeter will be soloist
for the entertainment.
Refieshments will be served follow­
ing the meeting.
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Five Good Reasons
WHY YOU SHOULD COMPARE OUR
T. V. BEFORE YOU BUY
GATES—Margie Anderson was sur- i
prised Thursday evening when a
iarge group of her friends gathered in '
the reacreation rooms of the high J
school to shower her with many lovely
gifts on the occasion of her approach­
ing marriage to Richard Parker, j
which will be an event of November '
7. Mrs. Anderson is the daughter of I
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kadine and |
“Dick” Parker is the son of Mrs. W.
R. Hutcheson. Mrs. W. F. Struck-
meier, Mrs. Walter Brisbin and Mrs.
W. S. Hudson were hostesses for the
affair.
Following the opening of gifts re­
freshments were served. The Hallow­
een motif was used in table and room
decorations. Those complimenting the
prospective bride were Mesdames
Elmer Klutke, Dale Reynolds, Leia
Dibblee, Elmer Stewart and Connie,
Jack Brown, George Arthurs, Oscar
Osterhout, Velma Carey, Philip Hess,
Lee Knowles, Orville Nygaard, Walter
Thomas, Melvin Newberg and Penny,
Percy Mulligan, Edwin Kadine, Mattie
Root, Albert Millsap, Ned Richards,
Barney Ryal, W. H. Hutcheson, L. L.
Rynearson, A. T. Barnhardt, Stanley-
Vail, Burrel Cole, Edwin Salme, Gwen
Schaer, Robert Levon, C. D. Johnson,
Jewel Bennett, John Watson, Dan
Morrison, George Clise, Floyd Völkel,
Glenn Henness, Charles Tucker, Don
Miley, "Sparkie" Ditter, Harry Kies-
er, Howard Means, Martha Bowes,
Shields Remine, Glenn Gordon, C. W.
Stewart and Miss Mary Page.
Jack Stewart, arrived here Monday
for a visit with his brothers. Bill, Dub,
and Charley, from Osconda, Mich.,
where he is stationed with the air
force. He has about one year left in
service. While at home he is helping
out at the store.
At the home of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Jones, for the weekend i
were Ardith and Truman Jones. Ar-
dith w attending the University of !
Oregon and Truman is going to high
school in Vancouver, Washington.
At the meeting of the Womans’
Council of the Christian church last
Wednesday, the ladies voted to donate
enough to the church treasury to
finish paying for the piano-organo
combination, and also to purchase
linoleum for the parsonage living
room. The meeting was held at Mrs.
Elmer Shaw’s.
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Stiffler's Radio & Appliance Co
Raytheon Bonded Electronic Technicians
Guaranteed Television and Radio Service
Phone 3207 Santiam Blvd. Mill City. Oregon
Starting Saturday, November 7th
we will have a special deal whereby you
can get a wonderful gift for some
lucky boy or girl at about half regular
price and at the same time save on all
your food purchases.
Ask us about it
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SAVING
FROM US
WE ARE ALWAYS OPEN ON SUNDAY
From 9:00 A. M. until 5:00 P. M.
Stayton
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Viv's Sieak House
Phone 5807
Mill City
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Open 6 A.M. toll P. M.
Closed Mondays
By Shopping at
Red & White Store
Phone 2671
Mill City, Oregon
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Meats
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FOR SALE—Chrome Dinette set 135;
Large Montgomery Ward refrigera­
tor, $80; 1934 Ford panel $50. See
Joe Novak, Gates, Oregon.
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Now that the mornings are frosty
and the snow is showing on the hills, its
time to start thinkig about Christmas
IT PAYS TO BUY AT
HOME!
Rev. and Mrs. Noble Streeter Susan
and Stephen, were in Portland Tues­
day and Wednesday where Mr. Street­
er was attending a conference of
chairmen of the New Life and Evan­
gelism committees of Presbyteries of
the northwest states. Rev. Streeter
is chairman for the Willamette Pres­
bytery.
Funeral services were held Satur­
day morning at Stayton for Harold
Joseph Schumacher, 50, who died at
Cutler City, Oregon. Mr. Schumacher
was a resident here about 15 years
ago. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mina Schumacher of Cutler City, his
father, Frank Schumacher of Stayton,
stepmother, Mrs. Frank Schumacher
of Stayion and six sisters. Mrs. Bar­
bara Thomas, Portland. Mrs. Ida
Wourms, Stayton, Mrs. Elinore Mint­
on, Stayion, Mrs. Loraine Squires,
Orofino, Idaho, Mrs. Violet Hall, of
California and Mrs. Myrtle Lyon of
Astoria.
Frost on the
Shower Held for Margie
Anderson Thursday Night
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veness are the
parents of a baby girl, Nancy, born
Wednesday, October 28, at the Port­
land General hospital. Nancy has
four sisters, Carol, Shirley, Janet and
Martha. The grandparents are Mrs.
Jessie Veness of Portland and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Foyer of Evanston,
Ill. Bob went to Portland Tuesday to
visit his wife and the new daughter.
(ONE) CHOICE
We carry the famous Phileo line of Television sets,
with three different size chassis and the largest
selection of any make on the market—A size or
price to fit anyone’s pocketbook!
(TWO) PERFORMANCE
We have the only set with the new Deep Dimension
Picture. in
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Phileo HF-200
sis and 190 Golden Grid can’t be l>eat in a fringe
area.
(THREE) SERVICE
We are the only T. V. and Radio Dealer in the
Canyon with our own Service Department to back
up our sales. J. B. Hyden, our service man, has had
30 years radio experience and four years T. V.
service experience in the Oakland, California area
before coming up here. We have both been trained
by Phileo factory instructors in the proper methods
of servicing their sets.
(FOUR) QUALITY
Phileo uses only the highest quality parts through­
out—such as condensers hermetically sealed in
bakelite cases. In contrast, to most makes, whose
condensers are paper wrapped. This alone will cut
down on service.
(FIVE) LOCAL
We are a local enterprise helping .to make your com­
munity grow. So before you buy in haste—check
with us for Television. “Your FIRST T. V. Dealer
in the Canyon. ’
A number of girls from the Marilyn
Assembly of Rainbow Girls attended
the reception given by Ramona As­
sembly in Silverton, Monday night,
honoring Dona Jackson, Grand Im­
mortality.
CLUB, LODGE, AND LOCAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Vernon Todd, Woman’s Editor
Phone 671
SPECIALIZING IN DINNERS
Shuffleboard
The Mill City Ministerial Associa­
tion met Monday morning at Rev.
i Noble Streeter’s study. It was de-
cided to have a joint Thanksgiving
! service for all the churches on Wed­
nesday evening, November 25.
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Can be purchased at the following stores
in this area:
Mill Citv Enterprise
Red & White Store
Ressler’s Grocery
Hill Top Market
Gates General Store
KLIEWER QUALITY MEATS
Telephone 2706
MiM City, Oregon