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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1955)
6—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER .3, 1955 Featuresi f the Week AT LYONS FOOD MARKET We have gone on a strictly cash basis and can now give you competitive lower every day prices. We are offering a 2% cash dis count with the purchase of a credit book. Buy a $50 Credit Book for $49. Flour •“». 89 c Heinz VW c Syrup57 n* Heg More Hunt’s 6 85c Pillsbury’s Tomato Cake Mixes Sauce All Except 6 cans Angel Food XQc 4 PkK, I < PHONE ULRICK 9-2494 LYONS, OREGON iw you can have Clothes Dryer Convenience for only SJ2^95 By E»a Bressle- Five members of the MYF group with Joanne Scott, attended the Sa lem MYF retreat held at Suttle Lake over the weekend, returning home Sunday evening Those attending were Joyce Pemberton, president; I Geraldine Longfellow, Lonna Down- I er, Jerry Spellmeyer and Fred « I Southerland. A family dinner was held I at the j Percy Hiatt home Friday evening. i Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer and son, Gail, of Al bany; Mr and Mrs. Percy Hiatt, Mrs. Cora Jenner and Mrs. Maitha Hiatt. . The occasion honored the birthday anniversary of Harry Elmer. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye spent last weekend at Longview, Washing ton, where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dallas. Mi. and Mrs. Dallas are former resi dents of Lyons, living here while he was superintendent at the Mt. Jef ferson Lumber Co., miil. Congratulations are going to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Forrest upon the arrival of a daughter, Debra Kay, I born Friday, October 28 at Salem 1 Memoiial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith, Ivalyn and Dennis were in Monmouth Sat- iiurday, where they attended the I homecoming. I Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Titus and I son, of Seattle, were weekend guests I at the home of her parents, Mr. and I Mrs. George Huffman, and grand- I parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hub- I bard. I Mrs. Edee Allen from Blue River visited the last of the week at the I home of her nephew, Mr. and Mrs. I Earl Allen. She also visited her niece, Mrs. Leota Worden and Mar jorie. Mr. and Mrs. Allen took her to Blue River Saturday afternoon, returning home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye were Sunday dinner guests at the home I of their son-in-law and daughter, I Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Pesek at Leb- ' anon. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dougall report their son, Marvin Meirose, was sworn into the Naval Reserves about two i weeks ago. Mrs. Ivan Smith, entertained a group of girls Monday afternoon honoring their daughter, Ivalyn. on I her 10th birthday annivvu sary. Games and refreshments furnished the entertainment. Present were I Ivalyn Smith, Merry Jo Cruson, Ginger Lantzer, Doris Finch, Thelma Culwell, Mildred Anderson, Margar et Volten, Jeanette Turner, Beverly Helsel, Judy Anderson, Rickie Harp- I er, May Agnes Morgan and Mrs. I Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith, Ivalyn ' and Dennis spent Sunday at Taft. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing visited the first of the week at the I home of her sister and family. Mr. | and Mrs. Bert Bailey at Springfield Mrs. Arthur Olmstead, Walter land Jimmie spent the weekend in Corvallis at the home of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Binford, while Mr. Olm stead and Donald were on a hunting trip. Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg spent the weekend at Oceanside. I The regular meeting of Faith Re bekah lodge was held Wednesday evening at the hall with Roberta I.ongnecker in charge. The regular business was taken care of, and the charter draped in memory of Lila Dolphia, a charter member, who passed away in Portland. Nomina- I tion of officers was next in order, followed by the reports of various committees. At the social hour, a Hallowe’en game was played with Hazel Lewis in charge, after which I dainty refreshments were served by I Millie Beckett and Roberta I.ond- necker. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown, Den nis and Nancy of Riddle, and Mr. and | Mrs. Duane Downing and Paula were I Sunday dinner guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing. The occasion honored the | birthday anniversaries of Orville I Oowning and Nancy Brown. The Lyons Home Extension unit held their meeting at the Rebekah | hall Wednesday, beginning at 10 o’clock, with Martha Cruson,, Jo ann Cruson and Rose Thayer the luncheon committee. The project of the day was: “Give Home Sewing a ! Professional Look." Verna Jenks land Virgene Scott were project leaders. There were 20 present. I Lyons | Food Market LYONS FOWLER ELECTRIC CLOTHES BRYER YOU’VE BEEN WANTING IT AND HERE IT IS— -the fully automatic clothes dryer with hig features and a lou price. Fowler Top - Loading Clothes Dryer circulates all heat through d/f the clothes so that they come to you thoroughly dried, soft, fluffy and wrinkle-free — ready to iron or put away. Outstanding fea tures include: simple time switch selector; powerful motor; safe ' black heat' elements; high velo city fan. Top loading is easy loading It s so easy to load a Fowler. To transfer clothes from your washer to the dryety simply drop clothes through Fowler s top door opening into the sanitary drying cyl inder all without stixjping. SEE FOWLER ONE SOON DRYER CLOTHES $10 2= $7.25 Per Month Let us install one in your home today and have this Dryer Ready to Work for You This Winter. Lyons Plumbing Phone UL 9-2355 LYONS, OREGON TIRE SME ! Here's a tire sale you can't afford to miss.. These tires carry a full written guarantee against ALL ROAD HAZARDS 4 Tires for the Price of Three Buy Four Black and White C‘1 H / Federal Tubless for only A I I IQ Save 35.40 Plus Tax Buy Four Regular Black and White^QQAA 670x15 Federal Tires for Only........... A q Q SAVE $29.60 Plus Tax All other tires at the same savings. Come in and see us today. NO CASH DOWN, SIX MONTHS TO PAY. 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