DETROIT
Home, and Mrs. Lee Howland and
children of Detroit.
The Earl Clesters left here the
first of the week for Tillamook, wheie
Mr. Clester will be employed for the
winter.
Guests at the Francis Stout home
were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moses of
Detioit. At the Leu Davis home in
Idanha were Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Beeson of Eugene.
Arriving at the Francis Johnson
home in Detroit from the Hood River
area were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Me-
Clenket nnd children, Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Blankenship, John Johnson and
Camilla Johnson.
Observing Christmas at the home
of her parents the Chick Masons, were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gabiiel and child­
ren of Sweet Home.
Among those going out of town to
spend the holidays with relatives
were Mr. and Mrs. Evan Firestone
and children, who motored to Port­
land. Mrs. Firestone and children re-
Heavy Sncw Hits
Top Side of the Canyon
! LYONS
8—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1954
Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Titze How to Clean Furniture
and family of Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
By Eva Bressler
By Boots Cham mon
Richard Brown and family from Rid­ Told in New Circular
DETROiT—Old man winter wasn’t
Simple “touch-up” can keep wood
Faith Reuekah lodge held
their dle, Mi. and Mrs. Bob Carleton and
A white Christmas set the stage
fooling one bit when he dumped 19ti melting at the hall Wednesday eve­ family from Bonneville. Mr. and Mrs. furniture in to ^condition. Myrtle
ws folks in this area observed the
inches of snow on us poor unsuspect­ ning with Roberta Longneckei acting Duane Downing and Paula.
Carter, Oregon State college exten­
holiday in tiaditional fashion with
ing creatures up here,
Nooie Gland due to the absence of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Powell, Ann sion home furnishings specialists, ex­
family gatherings dominating the
The storm began early Friday Garnett Bassett, noble grand. The and jsihn spent the day with his par­ plains some of these in a new exten­
-scene.
morning and most of us were sur­ regular routine of business was cai- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell in sion circular.
Arriving here Christmas Eve from
prised to find snow all over the place ried out and reports of various com- Silveiton.
She tells how to clean furniture for
.Mountain Home, Idaho, for Christmas
when we arose. Sunday we had a re­ m.ttees heard. At the social hour the
Mrs. Cora Corbett of Salem spent longer wear and better looks. Mrs.
«iinner with her family, the Pat
prieve, then old man winter’s little annual Chistmas paity was held with several days at the home of her i Carter says that after a protective
O’Brien’s were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
helper “Jack Frost” kicked the thei - a gift exchange and silent pal names brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bressler.' wax coating is put on, it is important
White.
mometer down to a low 13 degrees. weie reveaied and new ones diawn | Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Berry went to dust with a cloth treated for waxed
Others entertaining with dinners
One resident along the lake shore for another year. Jean Roberts and to Sacamento, Calif., wheie they surfaces.
■were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Layman.
reported a cool 8 degrees. Some water Alta Bodeker were in chaige of the spent the holidays with relatives.
She also tells how to revive foggy
«Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thad
pipes were frozen. Monday evening Christmas tree and decorations. At the
Mrs. Ramie Martell and sons, Tim­ or faded finishes and remove white
■Jayne of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. John
more snow fell.
(close of the meeting dainty refresh­ my and Tommy and her mother, Mrs. or dark spots. Scratches can be re­
Meals and daughter, Bernice, and
Mrs. Mabel Parker stated the ments were served, canying out the Pearl Averill spent Christmas Eve removed or made less noticeable, she
Martin McCann of Detroit.
greatest depth of snow on the ground holiday motif in the table decorations. with relatives in Lebanon.
says. The home furnishings specialist
At the Earl Clester home were Mr.
at any one time was 16 inches.
Gertrude Weidman, Hazel Neal and
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lists methods for several stains and
:and Mrs. Leonard Bullaid of The
Hazel Lewis were in charge.
Percy Hiatt were Mr. and Mrs. natural woods.
Ktallea, Mr and Mrs. Marion Soua and
mained in Portland for a
week’s
Even dents can sometimes be taken
Recent guests at the home of Mr. Leonard Thoma of Lebanon, Mr. and
ghildren of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs.
visit. They will return home Monday.
Mrs. Harry Elmer and son, Gail, of out, she says, if wood fibers have not
and
Mis.
Burl
Smith
were
Mrs.
Mau
­
Art <Tester and children of Sweet
Mr. and Mrs. Bye Rarey and daugh­
Albany, and Mis. Mattie Hiatt of been bioken. "Touch Ups for Wood
ter, Martine, also motored to Portland rice Rollins and sons Michael and Lyons.
Furniture,” extension circular 577,
for the holidays. The Richard Harms Kenin of San Diego, Calif; Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and Mr. is available from county extension
family drove to Albany for a family Mrs. Albert Nelson^ Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. A. W. Toman and sons,
gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burch Jack Linquist and son, Mark, from Steven and Bradley of Mill City were agents or Oregon State college.
Cathalmet,
Wash.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
and children are spending the holi­
guests at the home of their parents,
days with relatives in St. Paul. Mr. Howard Garman, also of Cathalmet, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens. Mr. and
Burch is a teacher at the Detroit- and Mrs. Gladys Peabody from Aber­ I Mrs. Albert Stevens of Lyons were When you need
deen, Wash.
Idanha school. Mr. and Mrs. Archie
PRINTING
The Women’s Society of Chiistian also guests there.
Mattoon were guests at the Ned
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye went to I
Service
held their meeting at the
Richard home in Gates Christmas
Portland where they were dinner
Telephone 2651
Eve, and the Cal Schladors motored home of Mrs. Leonard Cruson Tues­ guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
day afternoon, with Mrs. Samuel Rob­
to Portland for the holiday.
George Rogers.
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
It’s our way
Miss Delores Meals, daughter of erts presiding over the business
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Avers from
meeting,
and
Mis.
Wilson
Stevens
in
Mr. and Mrs. John Meals of Detroit,
Heppner and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
will be united in marriage Friday. charge of the Christmas program, Stockwell and children from Redmond
| "Putting Christ Back Into Christ-
Deti
oit-
Miss
Meals
attended
the
of saying
, mas.” Following the business meet­ were guests at the home of their
Idanha school.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ayers,
Pvt. Gene L. Gibson, son of Mrs. ing the annual Christmas party and i Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard, Mrs.
Blanche Gibson, of Mill City, was a gut exchange was held, and a lunch
Donna Smith and sons. James and
holiday visitor in this area while served. Attending were Mmes, Wil- Jay, Mi. and Mrs. Herbert Mayes
son
Stevens,
David
Bennett,
Alex
home on a four-day leave from Fort
and family, of Lyons and Mr. and
Ord, Calif. Pvt. Gibson is taking his Bodeker, Charles Cruson, Ed Cru- Mrs. Hi Smith and family, of Mill
training at Fort Ord, and reports in son, Clyde Bressler, E. L. Roye, City, went to Clatskanie, where they
about three weeks he will have a 14- George Huffman, George Hubbard, weie guests at the home of Mr. and
day leave and then be sent overseas. ’ Burl Smith, Samuel Roberts, Glen Mrs. Dale Prichard and family.
Another one of our boys home on a Julian, Roy Ras.~mussen, Van Prich­
Mr. and Mrs. William Talbott of
10-day holiday leave from Camp ard, Ivan Smith, E. S. Barker, Mar­
Grand Ronde and Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin, Calif., is Cpl. Kenneth Golden. shall Powell, Oscar Naue, Donna
I Charles Wright, Debia. Mickie and
Mr. and Mis. Donald Utterback of Smith, Inez Ring, Pearl Hudson, i Ronnie of Portland, spent the day at
Alice
Huber,
and
the
hostess
Mrs.
Idanha are receiving felicitations on
1 the home of their parents, Mr. and
the birth of a son born December 19 Leonard Cruson who was assisted by i Mrs. Loren Chamberlain.
(Mrs. Chailes Cruson. Guests of the
at Santiam Memorial hospital.
Enjoying Christmas day dinner at
John Estey underwent major surg- afternoon were Mrs. George Lee of
I the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Paradise,
Calif.,
and
Mrs.
Carl
Mc-
eiy on his arm Tuesday morning at
| Clurg were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carle­
j Donald of Kent, Wash.
Good Samaritan hospital, Portland.
Mr. and Mis. Frank White left for ton and childien from Bonneville, Mr.
Johnny injured his arm January
and Mrs. Richard Brown and children
20 of this year when he fell off the Akron, Colo., where they will spend
from Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. Duane
the
holidays
with
relatives.
top of a load of logs. His arm was in
Miss Carol Sletto from Vancouv­ Downing and Paula, and Mr.~-and
a cast for many weeks, and after the
Mrs. Orville Downing. The dinner
cast was removed the aim refused to er, Wash., is spending the holidays at
was served by Mrs. Carleton and
the
home
of
her
parents,
Mr.
and
, straighten out. A bone specialist was
Mrs. McClurg.
Mrs.
Lloyd
Sletto.
Miss
Sletto
teaches
' consulted and an operation was re­
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
I in the Vancouver schools.
commended.
and Mrs. Lyle Burmester was his
Mrs. John Estey received a pleas­ | Holiday guests at the home of Mr.
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Theo­
ant surprise on Christmas Eve when and Mrs. Samuel Roberts are Mr. dore Burmester of Scio.
and
Mrs.
Gamge
Lee
and
Sam
Rob
­
a lovely bouquet of red roses ari ived
At the Wayne Ransom home were
for her, a gift from her nieces and erts from Paradise, Calif, and Mrs.
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her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
brother-in-aw, Mrs. Dorothy Hack­ Carl McDonald of Kent, Wash.
J, C. Kimmel_______ Phone 6607
Mill Cit
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye spent last Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Taylor and
ney, Joan and Willard Booker of
48 HOUR SERVICE
I
Sunday
in Cottage Grove with lela- childien from Waldport, Mr. and Mrs.
Crescent City, Calif.
George Meilke and family from Eu­
Join the North Santiam Chamber of Commerce
Mill
City, Oregon
Guy Moore, who is somewhat und­ tives.
Recent guests at the home of Mr. gene, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lyons, Mr.
er the weather, is receiving medical
Hours 9 to !
and
Mrs.
Jerry
Lyons
and
son,
Larry
| and Mrs. Loren Chamberlain were
attention.
j Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wright from from Klamath. Calif., and Mr. and
II Seattle and Harvey Wright from Mrs. Joe Snaniol of Stayton.
At the Earl Allen home was Mr.
. Creswell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Grimes are and Mrs. Wayne Lierman and son,
receiving congratulations upon the Ronnie and Richard of Stayton and
arrival of a son, born Thursday. He Mrs. Leota Worden and Marjorie of
Lyons.
weighed 8 pounds 3 ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker served
The pre-school mothers held their
THURSDAY
meeting Wednesday evening at the (Christmas day dinner to Mr. and
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY
Mrs.
Earl
Hampton,
Douglas
and
Lloyd Free home with Mrs. Virgil
, H att as co-hostess. Those attending I Margo Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Norman
, were Wilma Free, Myrtle Prichard, Johnson, Chris and Curt, Mrs. Cora
December 30, 31, January 1
; Marion Pennington, Norma Penning­ Coibett of Salem: Mr. and Mrs.
A True Picture of
Clyde
Bressler,
Elmer
Hiatt,
and
ton, Caroyln Hiatt, Dorothy Harwick,
The West
Wood
Oliver
of
Lyons.
Lottie Giosso,‘Alma Keeton, Ruth
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Humphries
Smith. Elizabeth Carter, Alma Spell­
THE COWBOY
meyer, Colette Hurst, Lucille Huber, and family, and Mr - and Mrs. Scar­
bough and family of Myrtle Creek and
Plus
Beth Prideaux and Mrs. Free.
J
DEAN MARTIN. JERRY
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spellmeyer of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnston were din­ ?
| Elm Creek, Nebraska are visiting at ner guests at the Hugh Johnston
LEWIS, in
| the home of Mr. and Mrs. Spellmeyer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Manning,
LIVING IT UP
and family.
An immunization clinic has been Richie and Larry were dinner guests
Continuous from 5:30 Jan. 1
scheduled for the Mari-Linn school at the home of her parents, Mr. and 1
Mrs.
Sim
Etzel
in
Stayton.
by the Linn County health department
Guests at the home of Mr. and
for Tuesday, January 4 at 1 p. m. Im­
munizations against smallpox, dipth- Mrs. Arthur Olmstead and sons 2 SUNDAY, MONDAY’
eiia, whooping cough and tetanus w-ere his parents, Mr. and Mrs. !
As the old year Fades and
TUESDAY
will be given. The whooping cough Walter Olmstead of Mill City, her !
vaccine will be given only to pre­ mother. Mrs. Bertha Binford of
January 2, 3, 4
school children and first and second Corvallis, and her two sisters and
grades. There will be a charge of 25c families, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hyrm- '
a new one bows in, our
Three Terrific Days!
sen. Ronnie and Johnny of Summit, |
per child receiving the service.
JANE POWELL,
First issue of “Voice of the Midget" Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pedcock, Charles 1
o
ard Tommv from Birkemfeld.
HOW ARD KEEL, in
the
new
Maii-Linn
school
paper
was
hearts sing out sincere
Fred Stienfelt, who is confined to ?
issued last week. The teachers and
a
Salem hospital was able to spend I s SEVEN BRIDES FOR
pupils should be commended on the
fine work in putting out this news Christmas day with his family in |
Lyons. Other guests were their |
letter of school activities.
SEVEN BROTHERS
wishes For you and yours
Beginning January 4, first aid daughter, Mrs. Gerald Goodwin and j
In Blushing Technicolor
classes will be held at the Mari-Linn sons, Jerry and Jimmy from Redding. I
school house, with three, four-hour Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stien­
lessons for six weeks. They will be­ felt and family of Lyons and Rich­
gin at 7 p. m. Anyone interested ard Verbeck of Mill City.
WEDNESDAY
| Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cruson,
may attend.
The Christmas holiday
weekend Michael and Nikki and her mother. |
ONLY
9
was well observed in Lyons with a Mrs. Pearl Hudson, spent several
January 5
Christmas eve worship service held days in Portland with relatives.
Guests at the Charles Cruson home !
at the Methodist church at 7:30 p.m.
KH1 and 8130 mass at St. Patrick Catholic were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cruson and [
FAMILY NIGHT
Geriy, Mr. and Mrs. T.eoa Cruson |
church Christmas morning.
Many bountiful dinneis were serv- and family and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc-
3
RHONDA FLEMING, in
ed through the day with many rela- Whirk and family.
a
Mr. and Mrs. George Keeley of '
fives coming and others going else-
LITTLE EGYPT
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Donald '
where to spend the day.
KJ I Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pietrok had as Huber. Dennis, Donna end Darrell ,
i
Technicolor Fun for Everyone
»¿v their guest«, Mary. Frances and Jean were dinner guests at the home of
SI Pietrok from Salem; Theresa from their mother, Mrs. Alice Huber. Mrs. '
| Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Huber returned to Portland with the I
Doors Open at 7 00 P. M.
iPietiok and family and Mr and Mrs. Ktelevs for a short visit.
Complete show can be seen any
La wrence Pietrok and family of
time up to IR
WEDDING \NNOUN< PMENTS
Stay ton.
«I The Mill Citv Entemriw
Mrs. Inez Ring with Ralph Trask of
■
Albany went to Portland, where they
were guests at the home of her
TRY OUT A NEW SINGER SEWING MACHINE
grandson, Mr and Mis. Dean Trask.
Pvt. William Morgan from Fort
«»even day FREE TRIAL in your home. When in need
Ord, Calif., is spending his furlough
of service for your mschine or when you need a new er
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Except Holidays and Sunday
STOKE HOURi 7:00 to 7:00
used Sewing Machine, Call er Write
Mrs. Heiman Morgan. He was lucky
in getting home for Christmas day.
I
I Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing en­
tertained with a Christmas eve din­
ner at their home. Covets were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. Julius Titze, of
Order Deadline 3:00 P. M.
Daily Delivery in the City
Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Rov Downing
__Mill City, Oregon
Phone 4407
IM N. Commercial
Phene J 3511
SALEM. OREGON
and family from Sutherlin. Mr. and
Mi*. Bert Baley and family of
Mill City Pharmacy
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STEWART’S GROCERY
SINGERSEWINC CENTER