Editor's Letter Box
V—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRIS’ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1954
Thaksgiving Wishes
We wish at this Thanksgiving time to thank you all
for the splendid patronage you have given us. We
hope that you will have an enjoyable
Thanksgiving holiday.
LEO AND ELAYNE RUSSELL
Leo's Richfield Service
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Phone 3251
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Mill City
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To the Editor:
Mrs. Albert Millsao
This letter is addressed to you in
At the recent Sadie Hawkins dance
the hope that a message will reach
some the veterans of the Old Thiid given at the high school, Beverly
Oregon Infantry, which became the Taj lor and Bill Tatlor were elected
162nd Infantry, 41st Division, AEF in Daisy Mae and Little Abner. Donalee
1917. Annually the veterans of this Oliver received a priz^ for the best
regiment hold a reunion banquet on “Dog Patch” corsage.
Wednesday evening, November 17
the Saturday nearest the date on
a meeting was held at the G. B.
which we sailed for Fiance.
This year the banquet will be held Frost home for the purpose of otgan-
at the Columbia Athletic club in izing a Brownie Scout troop.
Portland at 6:30 Saturday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Frost, Jack and
JoAnn, motored to Kelso, Washing­
December 11.
This will be the 35th reunion ban­ ton, Friday, where Jack and JoAnn
quet and the 37th anniversary of the visited their giandmother, Mrs. Ella
embarkation of the regiment for over- Bond, while their parents continued
j seas. A wonderful feature of this an­ on to Tacoma. Mr. Frost attended the
nual banquet is that there has never board of directors meeting of the
I been one held when there failed to be Pacific Northwest Kiwanis District,
j some veteian there who had never at­ Saturday and Sunday.
tended before. This is why we are
Jim Crakes, coach, and G. B. Frost,
asking you if you would print the superintendent of the Gates schools,
I notice of the meeting In your paper. attended the dinner meeting of the
I It may be the means whereby one of Marion county "B” league at Salem
your readers may hear of the reunion last Wednesday evening. Discussions
for the first time and would join with on the Jamboree at Mill City and
us for the evening of renewing old other athletic activities were the
acquaintanances and swap stories of order of business,
the old World War I.
' Tom Campbell, of Albany, was an
We of the attedance committee ( overnight guest Friday at the L. L.
thank you for one of our buddies Rynearson home.
who may see the notice in your paper.
Visiting this week at the Elmer
If they cannot be with us we would Klutke residence are his cousins Mr.
appreciate a message from them.
i and Mrs. Bert Ebaugh, from Berkley,
Mayor Fred Peterson, Portland,
Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Klutke and Mr.
Chairman, attendance committee. I and Mrs. Howard Farmen, of Mill
I City returned the last of the week
I from a successful hunting trip in
MILL CITY
' EasternOregon. Farmen got a six
DISPOSAL SERVICE | point elk, Klutke had gotten a forked
Garbage, ashes, trimmings. etc.
| horn the week efore. The party vis-
weekly nicknns $1.50 ner month
' ited the Fred Ranes mine while they
Also light hauling
| were across the mountains.
I «w.nsrfl Herman
Phone 595*)
Mrs. Philip Cann drove to Oregon
City Friday to take her small grand­
son Mark, to his home and to get
her mother, Mrs. Etta Reed, who had
visited her granddaughter and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Peetz, there
' for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mulligan spent
Friday in Albany’, where they visited
their brother-in-law, Len Young, who
I is hospitalized there.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Robb, of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Don Carey
I and two boys, of Stayton, were Sun-
i day visitors at the Harold Wilson
some. The get-to-gether was in ob­
servance of Mrs. Wilson’s birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. Gilbert Brosig, who had been
at the Santiam Memorial hospital
| since Monday, was brought home
I Saturday-.
Gooch Logging Supply
"Everything for tae Logger'
BASSETT’S WELDING SHOP
Phone 1111
Phone 116
^»eet Home, Philomath
Branch Store at Lyons
Have a Friend in the
Hospital?
Remember
Them With
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From RALEIGH HAROLD
A Potted Plant or Cut Flowers
Make a Stay in the Hospital
More Cheerful
Call Us, We Will Do Hie Rest
Phone Stay ton
6684
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OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS
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STAYTON, OREGON
Benefit
Ham
Dinner
Gates High School
Tuesday Evening
November 30, 1954
Serving from 6 to 8 p. m.
Sponsored by
Gates Women’s Club
Proceeds for bidding fund
The corn is drying in the fields ... the
overhead seems shades bluer than it has ever
been before and the autumn air is a tonic, brac­
ing anil cool. And on this, the most American
of all holidays, thoughts go back to the first
Thanksgiving and what it really meant.
the church for a ...
AU FOR THE CHURCH
It was a bare bounty lor which the Pilgrims
knelt to thank God. Their harvest was not a
rich one, they faced the prospect of a long,
bleak winter to be followed by an uncertain
Spring. But still, those who had survived the
ngorous year just past were deeply thankful
for all that they had . . . and did not dwell upon
that which they had not.
It was their faith and the faith of others like
them which has enabled our country to survive
and flourish. Today, more than ever, we and
our children need faith like that. We need to
kneel in thanks for a bounty far richer than that
known or dreamed of by the Pilgrims. In the
church of our choice let each of us praise and
thank Him for our blessings.
Th. Church is th. greatest lac-
lor on .arth for th. bu.lding of
character and good cituen.hip It
•• a stor.hous. ot spiritual value,.
Without a strong Church neither
democracy nor civilization can
ar* ,our
S*whY *v’ry p'r,on ,hou|!i
-sularly and sup-
port 'he Church. They are (1)
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children . .ok,
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com"11‘n"r and nation IS;
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rión to go to
church regularly
and road your
Bible daily
Book
Chapter Vernes
Sunday
Psal ms
Monday
Joel
Tuesday
Jonah
W edn’sd'y Jonah
Thursday Luke
Friday
Luki
Saturday Psalms
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Cash for Young Timber
Too Small to Cut
We will pay up to $50.00 per acre for the cutting rights
to young timber in good stands of 10 acres or more.
You keep the land, use it as you please—we pay you now
to cut up to 25 years from now.
No dividing, fencing or disturbing of your place—we
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If you have Fir timber 6 inches or more on the stump,
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