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BENEFIT DINNER
Fairview Cemetery
Association
Sunday, Jan. 30
Gates High School
1:30 to 3:30
Gates Boy Scouts Have
Tickets on Sale
Adults $1.00, Children 50c
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Umphress
took their son Roland and Dean
Gluntz to Salem Monday morning
where they took the train to Port
land. The boys took their phyiscal ex
aminations for entrance into the Air
An interesting meeting of the Mill
Force at that time.
City
Woman’s Club was held at the
Iionaid F. Ellingson joined the Ma
home of Mrs. Kenneth Ciosier Tues
rine Ke-erves last Monday. Training
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawrence
Poole
of
day evening, with Mrs. John Baldwin
Among loggers driving logging
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steele from is held at the Naval Reset ve station
trucks on a job near Enterprise, are Monmouth were weekend guests of and Mrs. Delos Hoeye as assistant
Mehama were Sunday afternoon in Salem, one day each week.
William McCoy, Homer Thacker, Mrs. Poole’s mother, Mrs. Althea hostesses. About 25 members and
guests at the Wendell Heller home.
Knight and grandmother, Mrs. Ag guests were in attendance.
Homer Thacker, W allace Bevier and Wallace Bevier, and Albert Bell. With
Firemen were called to the Kate Albert Bell, ariived at their homes McCoy at the Eastern Oregon loca nes» Allen at her home. Sunday night
The varied program, arranged by
Kennedy home at 2:25 Sunday after- last Thursday night from Enterprise, tion are his wife, Peggy, and daugh Mr. Poole’s patents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. L. G. Hathaway, was as follows:
James
Poole,
accompanied
them
and
noon to extinguish a chimney fire. where they employed. They returned ter, Becky.
Mrs. Knight to the basketball game A clever talk on “A Number of
i
Things,” by Mrs. Lowell Fleetwood,
Sunday morning.
.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott returned to
Mr. and .Mrs. W. L. Boyd left Jan in Corvallis.
member of the Toastmistress club;
Mill City Wednesday after a week
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilkinson have uary 7 to vacation with therr son and
Word has been received here this discussion of activities listed under
spent vacationing at Palo Alto, Calif. > vacated their house in Riverview Ad daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
week by friends of the Floyd Jones “Civiian Defense,” by Floyd Völkel,
Boyd, and three grandchildren in
Gales postmaster, who is chairman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Golden of dition and have taken one of the Albuquerque, New Mexico. They will family, that Mr. Jones, who now re for this area; and a short resume of
homes
on
Douglas
street,
owned
by
sides
at
Riverdale,
N.
D.,
is
in
the
Idanha, were weekend guests at the I Aiey Podrabsky.
stay until warmer weather permits Good Samaritan hospital in Portland the work on the “United Nations” by
H. I. Plymale home.
tneir return.
1 at the present time. He is feeling Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, also of Gates
Denny
Shepard
of
Salem,
who
has
| better and is expected to return to and a member of the Toastmistresa
Ixtuie Rada waa able to return to
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson and Dakota soon. The Jones’ lived here club.
returned from a hitch overseas
his home Saturday after being in the just
Sunday here at the home of daughter, Frances, met with a small when he was working on Detroit dam.
A short business meeting was con
Salem Memorial hospital for several spent
of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. gatnenng of relatives at the Arnie
ducted by the president Mrs. O. K.
weeks.
Beers home in the Hazel Green dis
Lee Bassett.
The Lucky Twelve pinochle club DeWitt, with minutes read by Mrs.
trict near Salem, Sunday,
Mr. held a pink and blue shower at the Harry Mason, secretary, and treasur
Sunday guests at the E. K. Fish
Mrs. Glen Sealey of Pocatello, Johnson’s grandmother was honored Arey Podrabsky home for Mrs. Jess er’s report by Mrs. John Baldwin.
home were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish Idaho has been a guest since New on her 90th birthday.
Lee Thursday evening, in addition to
The Civics Committee report was
and daughter, Joan, from Astoria.
Year’s day at the home of her son-in-
their regular get-together. Those gift read by Mrs. John Muir, in the ab
Mrs, George Cree left Tuesday ing the mother-to-be were Mrs. Elma sence of Mrs. Vernon Todd, announc-
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ned
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Severs, Judy law
morning to enter Salem Memorial Stewart, Mis. Frances Merrill; Mrs. I ing the beginning of the Home Nurs-
S. Warriner.
and Allen, enjoyed a weekend in
hospital wheie surgery is to be per Toots Blazek; Mrs. Joan Cauble; ig class on Wednesday evening, Janu-
Astoiia where they visited Mrs. Sev
Sunday visitors at the T. 11. Baugh formed Wednesday. Mrs. Cree was Mrs. Ruth Kerr; Mrs. Nadine Dug ( ary 26, in the high school recreation
er's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. man home were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph previously confined there last Nov-
and Mrs. Ivan Sparks and the new Johnston and their three boys from ember for surgical treatment of the gan; Mrs. Marie Stewart, and Mrs. room. It was also announced that the
I Eva Agee.
. comic book situation is being watched
baby, Douglas.
Sweet Home, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee same ailment.
I but is quite well under control in Mill
Baughman of Crabtree.
The installation of Sherry Hansen City.
Mr. and Mrs. George Veteto and | for Girls was greatly heightened by
Report on activities of the Camp-
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carlson en- Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stiffler motored the arrival of several relatives from fire Girls was made by Mrs. Delos
joyed a weekend motor trip to Van to Salem Saturday where they at the arival of seevial relatives from Hoeye, who stated that there are now
CAN APPLY FOR
couver, where they spent Saturday tended the wedding of Miss Joan Washington, who spent the weekend 11 active groups. More financial aid
night with the Clifford Vests. Sun Schroeder, niece of Mrs. Stiffler, to1 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin is needed by the girls, however. The
LIFE INSURANCE
day they visited Louis Perkins in ' Stanley Vistica of Woodburn. The
ne Hansen. Among those who came to of- club voted to pay the leaders’ mem
Kansas City, Mo.—Even though Bonneville before driving on home.
wedding took place at 11 a. m. in fer go^'VshV ^
bership fees, with individual sponsors
you may be past 60 let us tell you
St. Vincent de Pauls Catholic church.
how you can still apply for an extra
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelly and the The Vetetos and Stifflers weie over (ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Hansen, from paying their own. The annual Father-
$1,000 worth of life insurance to help children are home from their three night guests of Mrs. Victoria Stiffler. I Castle Rock; her maternal grandpar- Daughter banquet for the girls is to
, , ents, Mr.
«*«« • and
anil Mrs. ««.
v va a van y n
K. C. V/^.JUIU,
Opsahl; ail
an w.
be I1VIM
held v«««o
this «.>•«
Saturday
evening.
take care of final expenses and other weeks vacation in Southern Californ-
I
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eugene
A
“
Pioneer
Meeting'
j
” is scheduled
emeigencies.
| ¡a. The family absorbed as much
Mr. and Mrs. Art Redinger and son,
’ place in February, at which
You can handle the entire trans- local color as time permitted, visit Arthur, of Gresham, weie guests of Weekley, their daughter Pam; I Mr. j to take
action by mail with OLD AMERICAN ¡ng Tiajuana, Mexico, San Diego Zoo, the Don Moffatt family Saturday and ' and Mrs. Ted Opsahl, Kay and John- time many guests will be invited, with
of KANSAS CITY.
CITY. I.v
No obligation, I a,
and
’<i insny
many points
points vi
of nite
interest in Los Sunday. While here Mr. Redinger ny; Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hansen and Mrs. A. E. Westgaard as chairman.
Donations were made bv members
No one will call on you!
I Angeles, especially those appealing gave a welcome assist in getting The Kirk, all from Longview and Mr. and
to the Scholarship Loan Fund Tues-
Write todav for free information, to the youngsters. During their stay Enterprise plant in operating con Mrs. Geoige Opsahl of Kelso.
i day evening.
Simply mail post-card or letter (giv- they were guests of the Shields Re- dition after the installation of the
Following the meeting, refresh
ing age) to Old American Ins. Co., Mines, who have taken a cottage at addtional typesetting machine. Red
ments
were seived the group by the
3 W.’Jth, Dept.L136K, Kansas City 5, Newport Beach. The Kellys leturned inger and Moffatt worked together in
three hostesses, Mrs. Crosier, Mrs.
Missouri
riday evening.
North Dakota beffite coming west.
Baldwin and Mrs. Hoeye.
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4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THl RSDAY, JANUARY X 1955
Mr. and Mr». Lowell Cree have had
as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Cavilee and Donnie, relatives of Mrs.
Cree.
Mill Ends
Gates People Attend
Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. L. N. Iverson and daughter.
Miss Carol Iverson, of Salem, and
Mrs. W. D. Nettleton, and son, Craig
of Dallas, spent Sunday here at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Muir, and
to help Mrs. Muir celebrate hei
birthday anniversary.
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MILL CITY
A group of Mill City people joined Mill City Rebekahs Attend
other old-time friends at Silverton on
Saturday at a luncheon honoring the Lyons Lodge Meeting
80th birthday anniversary of Mrs. A. > LYONS—Faith Rebekah lodge held
L. Hawkins, former long time resi their first meeting of the new year
dent here.
Wednesday evening January 12 with
The affair was given at the Clar Garnett Bassett, noble grand presid
ence Reid residence on Water Street ing over the meeting. Installation was
by the guest qf honor’s three daugh postponed and planned for the next
Eu- meeting due to the absence of the
ters, Mrs. Rosetta Bradbury, of ~
gene, Mrs. Esther Neil of Salem, and District Deputy president.
Mrs. Elgie Reid of Silverton.
’ The regular routine of business
Additional guests were Dr. an(l was carried out, and reports from
Mrs. David Ferguson of Pratum,
various committees heard.
and Mrs. Strand and daughter
_____
___ _ trustee
_ ____
Beulah ___
Lewis ____
was _ _ elected
V alsetz, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reid of for a term of three years to replace
Salem, and Ethel Mason Harrington, Blanch Wagner, and Helen Anderson
of Silverton.
was appointed drill captain.
Going from Mill City were Mr. and) Guests present were Marie Stewart
Mrs. James Swan, Mrs. J. F. Potter, the neW NobIe Grand, Eva Duffy and
Mrs. ( urtis Cline, Mrs. R. F. Saucier, Blanch Syverson, from Santiam Re
Mrs. Ed Haynes, Mrs. L. G. Hatha- j ,bekah lodge in Mill City. Deputy
wav.
Catherwood, Mrs.
—
w«.«
_ Robert Massey and
way, Mrs. A. F. Catherwood
Mrs. Grand
Master
Harry Wood, Mrs. T” J-
’ ”
'
R°hin8on
»jMrs. Massey from Gervais were also
and Miss Sigrun Grimstad.
__ ■
__ who
' L
‘ _1_
present.
Massey,
is chairman
of
Attending with the hostesses were the United
Nations .....
Pilgrimage
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Mrs. Bradbury’s family of Eugene, Marion and Polk counties gave a
Mrs. Neil’s young daughter of Salem, short talk regarding the sponsorship
and the host, Clarence Reid.
of a student to be sent on the trip to
the United Nations.
At the close of the evening a no
HAR, HAR, HAR DE HAR HAR
“I wonder why a girl can’t catch host luncheon was served and Ro
a ball like a man,” mused the boy. berta Longnecker. Millie Beckett and
“Oh,” bubbled the sweet young Elsie Myers, the committee appointed
thing, “a man is so much bigger and for the next meeting which will bo
January 26.
easier to catch.”
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