4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1955
Lions Club
TALENT SHOW
Thursday, May 5
MILL CITY HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Show Starts at 8 P. M. Sharp
Hear the Cord Cats from Salem. An entertining
male quartet.
A full program of good, clean
entertainment for all.
Students 65c
Admission, Adults, $1.00.
DOOR PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN
Betty Lou Cree To Wed
Gordon McMorris May 8
YOUR LIFE
INSURANCE.
Miss Betty Lou Crea, younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowen
Cree, will become the bride of Gordon
i W. McMorris, s«n of Mr. and Mis.
1 Clarence Quartier of Salem, at a 3
CLUB, LODGE AND LOCAL ACTIVITIES
o’clock ceremony in the First Christ­
Mary Kelly, Woman’s Editor
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ian church in Salem Sunday after­
noon, May 8. Miss Cree graduated
from Mill City high school in 1953,
the winter months, with a total of 10 I and »'as a student at Pacific Uni­
Reception To Be Held
children receiving assistance.
versity in Forest Grove for one year.
Prizes for pinochle were won as
Matron-of-hoiior for the ceremony
For Mrs. Wilson Stevens
A reception will honor Mrs. Wilson follows: Mrs. Jay Mason, high; Mrs. will be Miss Cree's sister, Patricia
Stevens of Lyons, who has been ap- Frank Merrill, low; and Mrs. Bill who is now .Mrs. William McClintock
pointed to be a Grand Page for the Cooke, traveling pinochle. The door of San Diego, and is now spending
Oregon Grand Chapter session in prize was furnished by McCarthy the month visiting her parents, as is
her young daughter.
June, the affair to be held at the Furniture.
The two bridesmaids will be Mrs.
lodge hall here Saturday evening, at
Kenny Wahl of Sutherlin, a sorority
8 o’clock. Mrs. Stevens is a past
sister of the bride, and Miss Rose
woithy matron of Marilyn Chapter, Presbyterian Women
Fleming of Mill City. Organist will be
No. 145, O.E.S., and*several out-of- Meet at Allen Home
Mrs. Donald Sheythe. W. L. Krause,
town chapters have been given special
The regular meeting of the Presby­ of Prineville, a former school teacher
invitations to arttend.
Women’s Association was held here, will be the soloist.
Mrs. D. B. Hill is general chairman terian
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Rev. Clarence h uqua, assistant
for the affair, which will be an “open” last
Mr* W. W. Allen. Mrs. James pastor of the church, will officiate at
meeting, thus enabling families and of
Swan conducted the business meet­ the sei vice.. Joe Lalack will be best
friends to attend.
ing. Special guest of the day was Dr. man, and ushers will include Kenneth
David J. Ferguson.
and John Wehri, of Salem,
'Hen Party' Put on Tuesday Mrs. John Swan was in charge of Chance,
who is a cousin of the bride. A re­
Mrs. Noble Streeter and ception will be held at the chuich fol­
Night by Legion Auxiliary devotions.
Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood presented the lowing the wedding.
The American Legion auxiliary program. The hostess served re-
McMorris is employed by M & M,
gave a “Hen Party” at the Legion fieshments.
and the young couple plan a short
hall Tuesday. All proceeds from the
honeymoon at the beach. They will
event go for child welfare, the group
having helped four families during Subscribe to The Enterprise make their home in the duplex owned
by Frank W. Smith, in the southeast
section of town.
Social Events
hank You
We wish at this time to express our
sincere thanks to the patrons in the
North Santiam canyon we have serv­
ed for the past thirty-five years since
the establishment of the
MILL CITY STATE BANK
It has indeed been a pleasure to
have taken an active part in the de­
velopment of the area.
Your kind favors to us in the past
years will be a pleasant memory.
We are confident that the new own­
I
ers of the bank
When you buy a hat or a pair
of shoes it really doesn’t matter
to you personally whether the
producer is going to stay in
business or not. Usually you
don’t depend on the manufact­
urer to do anything for you
after you have made your pur­
chase.
But it is very different when
you select a life insurance com­
pany on which the future secur­
ity of your family and yourself
may depend. Nou want to be
certain that the company will
"stay and pay” for years and
years after you buy the policy.
The New York Life Insurance
Company has established a great
record of over 100 years of
trustworthy dependability. It is
well equipped to meet its every
obligation—alert, capable man­
agement—an investment port­
folio of outstanding strength—a
background of immense exper­
ience in facing the facts of
business life—and the highest
traditions of honor and integrity
in fulfilling its contracts.
Call, telephone or write
About a dozen young members of
the Kindergarten, which is taught
by Mrs. Arthur LeCours, had a
“field tiip” of local business estab­
lishments Thursday morning. In­
teresting places visited included the
Post Office, Fire Hall, Police Station,
and the Gingerbread House, at Me­
hama, where they received a treat.
They were accompanied by several of
the motheis, a.- well as their instruct­
or.
JAMES I. POOLE
Special Agent
NEW YORK LIFE
MILL CITY, OREGON
Telephone 308
P. O. Box 596
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THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
SENATOR
will continue to work toward the
betterment of the canyon area, and
we sincerely hope you will continue
your fine patronage under the new
ownership.
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MILL CITY STATE BANK
D. B. HILL
D. B. HILL, JR.
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