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Mr aid Mrs. Wm. Shuey spent-
Saturday and Sunday
with their
daughter and son-in-law in Portland.
While in the city they attended the
Rose festival parade and rose show.
•—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, JUNE 17. 1954
Church President
MILL CITY
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Garbage, asnes. trimming*, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Verde Goble left this!
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cribbs and Sandra
weekly pickups $1.50 per month
have moved to Mill City from Cas­ ; week for California, where Mr. Goble
Also light hauling.
j
s
seeking
employment.
They
have
cadia.
lived in Mill City for the past several
Phone 3952
Leonard Herman
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson spent ' years while he was employed on the
dam.
Sunday in Silverton visiting with hi.-
sister and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Jeter of
WE SELL BETTER
Mr. and Mrs. Boh Hill left Sunday Albany purchased two lots in Swift’s
Addition
to
Mill
City
this
past
week
for Gearhart, to attend the 49th an­
CARS FOR LESS
nual bankers convention. They return­ and expect to erect a home there in
the near future. The deal was handled
ed Wednesday.
i/y Glen L. Shelton.
Members of the 1M44 graduating
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. F. Shulenberg
class at Mill City high school plan
to hold a class picnic and reunion at of McMinnville were recent guests of
STAYTON, OREGON
Suttle Lake this Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Willoughby. Rev.
Shulenberg held services in the Can­
IT PAYS TO BUY AT
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Poole and Mr. yon area many years ago when he was
HOME
and Mrs. Leo Poole and son, went to holding a pastorate in Salem.
Prineville Sunday to visit friends.
They reported nice weather there.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blazek spent
WILLIAM R. KNOX
from Thursday until Saturday night
Guests of Otto J. Koeneke Sundaj at Arock visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
VERNE’S
William R. Knox of Boston, Mass.,
from Poitland were his niece Letha Johnny Montgomery, former residents
BARBER SHOP
Thurston, his nephew. Loyal Thurs­ here, and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Mont­ was named president of The Mother
church, The First Church of Christ,
ton and a grandnephew, Norman gomery.
Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, at
Thurston.
Broadway, Mill City
Members of the Oddfellow lodge the annual meeting of the Mother
Church
attended
by
Christian
Sci
­
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett were fish­ from Scio plan to come to Mill City
ing in Detroit reservoir Sunday. They Friday night for their fraternal visit entists from many parts of the world.
Mr. Knox’s appointment was an­
each caught three fish, with Mrs. and to help with the degree work when
Hours :
Bassett catching the largest one, a the local lodge members will confer nounced by The Christian Science
Board
of
Directors.
The
term
of
of
­
13 Vz incher.
.
j the second degree on Stanley Vail of
fice is for one year. He has been an
Gates.
authorized Christian Science practi­
Betty Lou Cree has completed her
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freshman year at Pacific Universit}
Billie Eadler, 93 years of age. now tioner in Boston—the world head-
LICENSED
at Forest Grove, and will spend the living in the Oddfellows home in Port­ quarters of the Christian Science
summer with her parents, Mr. and land, visited old time friends in Mill movement—for almost 50 years.
Mrs. Lowell Cree.
I City i
week. Mr. Eadler form-
Prior to devoting his full time to
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erly
Detroit, Mill City and the practice of Christian Science heal­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell of Port- Lyons and used to be a logging camp ing, Mr. Knox was in the structural
$1.50 Per Month and l’p
lurid stopped Saturday at the George saw filer. He is quite spry for a man steel business. He first became in­
Also servicing Gates. Lyons,
Veteto home, on their way from a of his age.
terested in Christian Science through
Ida mi ha and Detroit
trip to Reno. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. I
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the healing of his mother.
i
Veteto are sisters.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Vickers and
MILL CLTY
Mr. Knox has served the denomina­
daughter, Linda, left Sunday night tion in a variety of posts. A former
DISPOSAL
SERVICE
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hirte and two for San Francisco for a 10-day visit at
member of the Finance committee of
Phone 3952
nephews of Minnesota, were dinner the home of Mrs. Vicker’s mother,
The Mother Church, he is now active
LEONARD HERMAN
guests at the W. B. Hirte home here, Mrs. Richards. Lloyd Hinkle will
as a trustee of Church Realty Trust.
while they weie enroute to Portland be in charge of the Sunday services
to take in the Rose Festival.
at the Assembly of God church in
«
the Assembly of God church while
Mrs. Ruth L. Witt and Rudy Toll Rev. Vickers is away.
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motored to Carleton Sunday to visit
DR. FOSTER, Dentist
James O'Leary and sons, Michael
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Crites. They all
enjoyed dinner at the Oriental Gar­ and Jimmy of Seattle, arrived here
dens in McMinnville while there.
Satuiday evening to visit at he Rus­
Wishes to announce the opening of his office for
sell Hoffman home. Mr. O’Leary and
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Willoughby Michael returned to Seattle Sunday
spent Saturday afternoon and Sun­ and Jimmy remained here. He will be
the practice of Dentistry.
day in McMinnville where they were visit relatives in Kansas. The Hoff-
dinner guests Sunday at the home of mans will join Mr. Hoffman in Aus-
Mr. and Mr. Wm. H. Yeo, when a tralia later on in the year. Mr.
By Appointment Mondays and Wednesdays
number of old friends from Steven­ O’Leary, who is a brother of Mrs.
son, Washington, enjoyed a small re­ Hoffman’s operated the
City
Phone 6608
If No Answer Phone 6503
Variety here at one time
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