The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, April 15, 1954, Page 4, Image 4

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4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY. APRIL 15. 1954
LYONS
By
Jenkins Hardware
Dutch Boy Paints
FLAT WALL FINISH
Needs no Sealer
Fast Drying
Is An Undercoat
It Is Washable
Used On Woodwork
Over KM) Colors
Rental Tools
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Floor Sanders
Edgers
Hand Saws
Paint Sprayers
Lawn Rollers
/MUD IN YOUR MOTOR
We give S & H Green Stamps
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Phone 2206
Bressler
taster Smiqurt
Features
PAims
Eva
Girl Scout leaders and motheis held
I their meeting Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. Ivan Smith. Mrs. Mar-
I shall Powell was appointed Neighbor- I
hood chairman and plans were made '
i for a silver tea for mothers to be
’ held in the afternoon of May 6 at
Mari-Linn schoolhou.-e. Present were
Mmes. Marshall Powell, Jack Godd-
| ell, Orville
Oi ville Britton, Earl Helemn,
Herman Morgan, Donald McWhii k,
Leo Cruson, Charles Power, John
Prideaux, Ivan Smith, Mrs. Bethel
and Reane Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walton and
little daughters of Salem, were Sun­
day guests at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thiel.
Mr and Mrs Birdell (Buck) Miller
have moved to Salem where he is em­
ployed as guard at the State Peniten­
tiary
Recent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Naue, were Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Naue and son of Sweet
Home, and Miss Ruby Naue of Salem.
Earl Allen, rural mail carrier is con­
fined to his home due to illness. Doro­
thy Draper is substituting on the
route.
William Fetherston, who has been
in Roseburg at the home of his
daughter for a time, has returned
Attend church this Easter . . . hear hymns of ageless beauty
to Lyons and is living in the house
and magnificence . . . find peace and security in His teachings.
recently vacated by the Buck Miller
family.
And remember that in these uncertain times, you will find I rc-
re-
There will be a meeting of the I
newe(l
faith
—renewed
hope
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in
regular
at
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Auxiliary board of the Santiam Me-
church. Go to church . . . Easter Runduv
FVF.PV Sunday.
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Sunday . .. EVERY
morial hospital at the Santiam Val­
ley grange hall Thursday afternoon.
Forget-me-nots and pink sweet peas.
All members and friends interested
Blend beautifully in color and words.
are w-elcome to attend.
Forget me not, though I soon (Depart)
, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Free enjoyed a
, trip to Reno, Nevada over the
i weekend. Mrs. Verna Sieg stayed at
The passion flower of (Faith) and "Hope!”
A m I arose before the dawn,
1 the Free home with the childien while
Nestle close to the white rose of
On this glad Easter Day.
they were away.
(I am worthy of thee)
A
bouquet
on
my
dresser
stood.
Mrs. Chester Roye was hostess for
The bleeding hearts, reminds me of the blood
Decked out in beautiful array.
the afternoon card club with her
Christ shed.
party held Wednesday afternoon at
I see partly hidden the white clover or
Though they uttered not a word,
the Oscar Naue home. Seveial tables
“Yet. I go. (Think of me.)
Each lovely flower seemed to say.
of 500 followed a 1:30 dessert lunch­
Harken to this message that we bring.
eon. High score was held by Mrs. Inez
Lovely rosebuds and moss are for Christ’s
When you kneel to pray.
Ring, second high by Mrs. Earl
(Confession) of love, for his disciples.
Helemn, and low by Mrs. Pat Lyons.
Scarlet geranium, a comforter is promised them.
For
in
my
Easter
bouquet,
Attending were Mmes. Andrew Sieg,
It is their (Consolation.)
1 find the green fern of (Fascination)
Floyd Bassett, Arthur Olmstead, Os­
While the helitrope peeking through the rest
Thus were the twelve disciples of Christ Jesus.
car Naue, Herman Free, Bob Free,
Tell of the disciples faith and love for their
Fascinated by His words,
Bert Lyons, Earl Helemn, Kenneth
Saviour (Their Devotion.)
Helemn, Pat Lyons, Mrs. Inez Ring, "I AM THE LIFE, THE RESURRECTION.”
Mrs. Leota Worden and the hostess,
Thus a message of the Scripture is related.
Among the fern rests, white and water lilies.
Mrs. Roye.
Upon this Holy Day.
The
symbol
of
our
Saviour's
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers and
Told in the language of the flowers.
(Sweetness and Purity of heart.)
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Roye and little
In my lovely Easter Bouquet.
| daughter, Kathleen, of Portland, were
Pvt.
David
L.
Hunt
Sunday guests at the home of Lynne’s
! parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye. In Now Located in Korea
the evening the group were guests at
Army Pvt. David L. Hunt, son of
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laddie
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hunt, Mill City,
Pesek in Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vaughn from recently joined the 25th Infantry Di­
Tillamook were weekend visitors in vision in Korea.
Rushed to Korea during the early
Lyons. They were guests at the Fred
days of the conflict, the "Tropic
Vaughn home.
Takes technique to clean and drain
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown and Lightning" division took pait in some
your crankcase of “muddy” winter oil.
son of Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. of the most bitter fighting on the
Bob Carleton and children of Bonne­ peninsula. It is now undergoing in­
replace it with fresh spring lubricant!
ville were weekend guests at the home tensive post-truce training.
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Pvt. Hunt, a cook, entered the Army
Our trained service men do it right.
Downing.
in December 1952 and completed his
Miss Gayle Cruson, of Portland basic training at Camp Roberts, Cal­
Give you smooth engine performance
ifornia.
in double quick time!
Mill City
spent the weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cru-
son.
Mrs. Walter Moore is spending sev­
eral days in Portland with her son,
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cruson
spent the weekend in Medford with
relatives. Her mother, Mrs. Pearl
Hudson, who had spent the past week
in Medford, returned home with
them.
See us now !
We give S & H Green Stamps
Bryant's
Phone 3202
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