THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1955
Richard Verbeck, a student at OCE I
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and
»-THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Allan, of Vernonia, were guests here at Monmouth, spent the weekend here
with his parents, the Louis Verbecks.
Sunday at the Hi Smith home.
This is Richaid’s first year at OCE.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stiffler and
Mr. and Mrs. A. W . Toman spent j
sons, were dinner guests Sunday at
Saturday evening visiting in Salem
the H. C. Stiffler home in Salem.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray I
Hugh Walkup motored to Portland
Sunday to take in a merchandising
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wall of Me­ I Trout. Sunday dinner guests at the
show.
hama are the parents of a son, born Toman home were Mrs. Toman’s par-1
to them at the Santiam Memorial Mt*, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens,
of Lyons. Other guests in the eve­
The Mill City Variety and Ada's hospital February 16.
ning were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Vogt,
Needle Shop are sporting new sun stop
shades, put up recently by Pink Ma-1 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel motored of Albany.
son, owner of the building.
Creswell Sunday, where they visited
Mrs. C. B. (Gladys) Trask, of
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
Hoodenpyle. They also drove to Cot­ Fresno, California, arrived here Sat­
urday' evening to spend this week at
tage Giove before returning home.
the home of her sister, Mrs. J. F.
Potter. On Monday, February 28, Mrs
The Bob Trasks and the Al Parks Trask will leave with her sister-in-
of Albany, and the Homer Thackers law, Mrs. D. B. Hill, on a plane trip
of Mill Cit- and Enterprise, helped to the Hawaiian Islands, to be gone
Lee Ross celebrate his birthday Sat­ a week.
urday night with a surprise party at
his home, arranged by his wife.
Guests at the Frank Hunter home |
Chuck Lovell left Wednesday for .Wednesday evening of last week were |
Dearborn, Michigan, to spend about a Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson, Mr. and I
It would be a pretty nice feel­
week going through the Ford plant. Mrs. Albert Toman and Mr. and Mrs.
ing if you had an extra *10,1)00
He says he wants to see how the Fords D. W. Moffatt. The gathering was
in cash, wouldn't it? Then you
I are made. He is going both ways by to honor Mrs. Hunter on her biithday
anniversary.
Following pinochle, I
could say to your wife: “I’m
I air, leaving from Portland.
birthday cake, ice cream and coffeeI
going to put this money in the
bank in a special account. We
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Vogt and were served.
won't touch it. If I die before
children of Albany were Sunday vis­
you do, this *10.000 is for you
Miss Leia Kelly spent the weekend i
itors at the home of her parents, Mr.
and the children. But if we
and Mrs. John Angelsey. Mrs. Emma here from Oregon State college. On
live to retire, we will use it our­
I Teters, who has been ailing for the Sunday, the Charles Kelly family and I
selves.
[ past four months, Was also a guest M rs. W. J. Robinson drove to Port-]
land to see Mrs. Aaron Wolfe, whose (
there.
Most of us do not have *10,-
birthday anniversary it was. Mrs. [
000 of spare cash But there is
Wolfe, widow of a former pastor of
On
Sunday
morning,
February
27,
something you can do. Through
j Miss Ethel Bergland, secretary of the the Mill City Presbyterian church, is I
a life insurance endowment
[ Oregon District Assembly of God almost totally blind and in very poor
policy you can have, if insurable
I headquarters, Brooks, will be guest health. Her home is located at 5526
*10,000 paid to your family if
[ speaker. The public is cordially in- N. E. 34th Ave., Portland 11.
you die prematurely, or to your
I vited.
self in old age.
The following item about a slumber
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt A. Hamblin .party held at the Arey Podrabsky
went to Seaside, California, to meet home for Judy and her friends was
their son, Bill (Cpl. Wm. E. Hamb- unintetnionally left out of the paper. I
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I lin,) who was discharged from the Games were played and i efreshments I
Army on his return from Korea on seived to Nancy Baldwin, Linda Lee, i
February 18. Hamblins planned to Susan Jenkins, Sharon Hearing, Ma-1
I visit her brother, who operates the rie Baker, Virginia Urban, Ellen |
Hoeye, Kartn Phillips, Karen Mar-1
| Auto Center at Seaside.
Call, telephone or write
shall, Gayle McCarthy, Kieth Ann
Mr. and Mrs. John Frace and daugh- Croan and Claudia Bryan.
JAMES I. POOLE
| ters Linda and Claudia, were visitors
Visitors at the home of Mrs. Ken­
j over the weekend at the Moffatt home.
Special Agent
| They came Friday night and left neth Crosier last week were Mr. and
! Sunday morning for »Lebanon, where Mrs. Russell Hoffman and two daugh­
j they visited Mr. and Mrs. Frace’s ters, who formerly lived in Mill City,
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uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bob and have just recently returned from
Nelson. Sunday dinner guests at the a Kaiser project in Australia. Addi­
MILL CITY, OREGON
Moffatt home were Mr. and Mrs. tional dinner guests nt the Crosier
Telephone 308
I George Lindquist, son Dean, of Clack­ ■ home one evening were Mr. and Mrs.
P. O. Box 596
amas and Miss Leona Lamb, of Port- D. B. Hill. The Hoffman have gone to
Oakland, California, where they will
make their headquarters temporarily,
until learning of a new Kaiser enter-
pru e.
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Recent visitors at the Assembly of
God parsonage were three of Pastor
Vickers’ sisters and their families.
They were: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Doolin
of Dutch Flat, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Hitchcock and two daughters,
Pat and Linda of Falls City; and Mi.
and Mrs. Carl Jaegler of Salem.
Grandpa and Grandma Jaegler were
“baby sitting” with their four grand- ,
children. It was the fitsst time in
several years that so many of the I
“Vickers clan” were together at one
time.
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Callers at the George Cree home the
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ward.
Pyle of Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank |
Gallagher and son, Frank Jr., Michael
and Jerry of Lebanon, Mrs. Floyd
Shepherd of Mill City, Mrs. Milton ’
Roten and daughter, Barbara Jean, [
of Mehama, all cousins of Mrs. Cree, i
Others callers were Mr. and Mrs. C. j
C. Burmister of Scio, Hollis Turnidge |
of Cutler City, Mr. and Mrs. Orlie.
Harris and daughter, Nancy and Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Johnson of Mill City.
Two vacant residential lota in the !
Lark Addition to Mill City are being !
offered for sale by the General Ser­
vice Administration, as surplus pro­
perty These two lots, which are of­
fered separately, improved with wat­
er, sewer and power are in a good
location. Bid forms and full informa­
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Services Adm., Room 126, Federal
Office Building, Seattle. A limited
supply of forms is also available at
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wishing to drop in for them.
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