10—Till. ’I'll. CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955
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FÄEMER-LäBORER-NEIGHBORS
and Mrs. Tilman Rains, sister of the
Spending the weekend here as
groom sang “I Love You TYuly" I
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Olson
and the “Wedding Prayer.”
were her sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Billington chose a charcoal
Mrs. Carl Anderson, and family of
faille dress with white trim and
Umatilla, where Mr. Anderson is
■Miss Shirley Billington, daughter black accessories for her daughter’s
The Womens Association of the chief of operations and maintenance
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Billington, wedding and wore a pink rosebud Presbyterian church held an execu for the McNary dam project. Miss
Rt. 1, Lyons, became the bride of corsage.
tive board meeting last week at the Patricia Anderson, older of their
Miss Jackie Bicket, cousin of the home of Mrs. Herbert Schroeder with four daughters, was enroute to Ore
Benjamin Lloyd Miller, son of Ben
gon State College where she will be
Miller, also of Rt. 1, Lyons, at the bride, passed the guest book.
Mrs. James Swan presiding.
Mehama Presbyterian church at 2:00 I A reception followed the wedding
Plans were discussed for the en a Freshman. Miss Anderson attended
o’clock Saturday afternoon, Rev. in the church parlors. The brides’ suing year and the reception to be the Rainbow installation here as the
James officiated at the double ring table was decorated with a silver I'Id lor the new minister and Ids guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mason,
basket of pink and white glads and '•■rife, Mr. and Mr«. Rob*-t Roach,
at uviiiivwuv.
Bonneville.
Roach
1 who knew
Mitw the
trir family ai
candle light ceremony,
the
three tiered wedding cake was i Several of the women indicated
Two of her cousins, Nancy and San-
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The church was decorated with
with pink asters tied plans for attending the eworkshop to , dra Olson, were installed as officers.
baskets of pink and white gladioli surrounded
pink ribbon.
be held in Lebanon September 22.
and larkspur with white ribbon and with
Mrs. Bill Bickett, aunt of the
white tapers.
A slate of officers for the ensuing
bride cut the wedding cake, assisted
The red haired bride, who was by Marlene and Morene Richardson. year was presented by the nominat
given in marriage by her father, Mrs. Floyd Chase, sister of the ing committee by the chairman,
wore a floor length white satin gown bride, poured the punch. They all Lettie Swan. President, Mrs. James
with insets of Queen Anne lace. The wore white sheer aprons and white Swan; vicepresident, Mrs. C. E.
Mason; Secretary-Treasuier, Mrs.
gored skirt was gathered at the rosebud corsages.
F ed Grimes, and Aid Chairman,
sides and across the back. The bodice
The bride and groom left for a 1 Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood.
hud a lace collar with long fitted shoit trip to the coast after which
Following the executive meeting a
sleeves with insets of nylon lace.. A they will be at home in the Robert
tiera of rhinestones and pearls held Draper house in Mehama. For going ; I’it'le study in Hebrew.
the short illusion veil in place. She away the bride wore a navy blue : ducted by Mrs. Schroeder.
carried an arm bouquet of pink rose polka dot taffeta dress with navy
buds with white ribbon.
ninnon over-dress with white ac
Miso Jean Billington was maid of cessories and wore the pink rosebud
honor for her sister and wore a corsage from her bouquet.
ballerina length dress of light pink
Both the newly weds are gradu
taffeta with heavy c.ark pink lace on ates of Stayton high school. The
the bodice and skirt. She wore a groom is employed at the M and M
Mrs. Don Carlson entertained Sat-
pink choker and carried an arm bou Wood Working Plant at Lyons.
i urday afternoon, in honor of her
quet of white rosebuds with green
daughter Suzy’s 10th birthday anni
ribbon.
The Bob Hills and the Charles versary. Following the games and
..w Chase, , niece
ucvl. OI
Little Caroline
of the Kellys returned last weekend from a l the opening of gifts, Mrs. Carlson
wide was flower girl, and was ' two-week vacation in Long Beach, l served birthday cake to Bonnie, Judy,
dressed in a light pink sheer dress Calif., where they visited relatives and Kathy Boroughs, Shirley Hostet
ninlr glads
do.i. from that city and Los Angeles. The ler, Lois Heishberger, Ray Yankus, j
and carried a basket of pink
and white • larkspur. Gary Chase, Kellys, by coincidence, stopped at the | Barbara Olson, Shirley Veness,
nephew of the bride W'as ring ame motel where the Hills were ¡Claudia and Linda Budlong, Diana
bearer.
staying, and the two families had Minton and Richard Waithen.
Candle lighters were Audrey and a wondetful time enjoying the surf,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Draper were in Ö
Velma Shaw of Mill City. They both visits from several aunts and uncles
wore identical green dresses made in Southern California, and side Reno and Virginia City, Nevada, for
September 22, 23 and 24
like the maid of honor's dress, and trips to Tiajuana, Mexico, San a few days la-t week. They went as
You
will never see a better
had wrist bouquets of pink rosebud Diego, and Disneyland. On the way I witnesses for the wedding of Robert
western than this—
¡Jobe,
Lyons
and
Bessie
Thomas
of
.
and white carnations.
south, the Kellys had a frightening
JOAN CRAWFORD,
Tilman Rains of Mehama served experience driving through the fire , Albany, who were married at Virgin
STERLING HAYDEN, in
as best man for his brother-in-law, on Highway 101, noith of Santa ia City last Monday. They all en
and ushers were Paul and David Barbara, but after being' turned joyed the sights in that area before .
JOHNNY GUITAR lì
0 lie brothers of t he gvooaw
back, and re-routed on another high- returning here. Mr. and Mrs. Jobe J
are living in the Lyons aiea.
Mrs. Ercill Wilson was organist wav, all went well,
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Mr. and Mrs. I). B. Hill spent from
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Friday until Tuesday on a trip to
Fort Bragg, Calif., where they
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Sunday, Monday
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IVe now have for you FREE of charge a hand lo
| J ail- with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olin,
September 25 and 26
1 Jr., all being former residents of
TYRONE POWER,
tion in a new handy container for your car. They
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MAUREEN O’HARA, in
are foil wrapped "pillows" of a lanolin base lo
Shirley Billington and
Ben Miller Married
Presbyterian Women
Nominate New Officers
Mill End
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S url you made my tractor ... and I keep your dinner
pail full. Yes, and I grow the cotton and wool for the
clothes you're wearing. And your family is weiring and
eating the products of my farm. You use machines to
make my tractor, and I use the tractor to grow your
food and clothing. That’s just being good neighbors . . .
and good citizens
But it takes a lot of time and work to keep a farm
producing enough to meet your wants and the wants of
your boss. This., doesn’t leave much time for the indi
vidual farmer to look after the economical purchase of
the supplies you make and the efficient marketing of the
farm products you buy. That's why we farmers have our
farmer cooperatives. Our cooperative marketing associa
tions do a better job of providing you with quality farm
products and our cooperative purchasing associations
keep us supplied with the late-' and best of your equip-
r ent. As a result, you get b.ucr food and clothes at
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Something New At
Our Station
Too Late To Classify
Ask for them the next time you have your
car serviced at our station.
FOUND—One hound. Owner can
claim by identifying. Contact Art
Baley, Mill City.
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FOR SALE—1949 Chevrolet
ton
pickup. New tires, new brakes,
good condition. Also black hand
tooled riding saddle, trimmed in
white, bridle etc.—Howard Mor
ri-on, Phone 5908, Mill City.
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per month. See Chuck’s Fine
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We still have good quality pickling Cucumbers
Netted Gem Spuds.
Red Ripe Tomatoes
Cauliflower for Freezing
Carrots, Turnips, Other Fruits and Vegetables.
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STRAYED to our place, five or six-
month old whiteface bull. Owner o
can have same by paying for this a
ad and identifying animal.—Royal P
Johnson, Gates.
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J. C. Kimmel
Phone 6607
MILL CITY