The Mill City enterprise., November 24, 1955, Page 6, Image 6

6— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1955
MEHAMA
Features iif ,he Week
By Mrs. John Teeters
Only eight ladies were present for
the meeting of the Mehama Women’s
club at the club house Tuesday even­
ing. November 15. Mrs. Harry Prich-
lard presented the flag and Mrs. Har-
11 ry Monroe read the club collect. Let­
ters were read asking for Christmas
donations for the McLarren school ,
for boys and the Children’s Farm
I home, and it was voted to make $5 i
donations to both. Mrs. Lilly Wolf­
kiel was hostess for the evening '
and served refreshments at a table
| decorated with holly, red candles and
¡centered with a cornucopia filled |
with fruit. The next meeting will be '
December 6. This will be the Christ- 1
mas party and all members are
[asked to bring a present for a gift
|[exchange. A 50c limit was set fori
| the gifts.
Mrs. Milton Roten was hostess at j
her home Wednesday afternoon, No- I
vember 10 to a group of children
| honoring her daughter, Barbara on I
her 6th birthday anniversary. The I
afternoon was spent in playing I
games followed by refreshments
served by the hostess to Johnnie Sue |
Brown, Catherine Landers, Verna '
[Kimery, Sharon Vey, Terry Owen,
Sharon Tipton, Barbara and Bobby
Roten and Mrs. Gilbert Tipton.
Visitors Sunday at the Louis
Kiikland home were Mrs. J. B.
White and Mrs. Margaret Brown
from Salem and Mrs. Elmer Klutke
and sons from Gates.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers from
Silverton visited friends here Sun- I
day.
Visiting several days recently at
[ the Charles Boucha home was Mrs. .
Bouchas brother, Walter Kerzic |
from Seattle, Wash.
The Don Miotke family has moved
from Stayton into the R. E. Shields
house here. Mr. Miotke is employed
at M and M.
Weekend guests at the Raymond
Branch home were Mr. Branch’s
| sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Siewert from Neotsu and
Dean Branch from OSC at Corvallis.
Mrs. Branch attended the 50th
anninversary reception for her uncle 1
and aunt, Mr.and Mrs. George Ross, I
in Lebanon Sunday.
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.
Standby
Quart
303 can IGA
Pumpkin 10c Salid Oil 59c
Cranberries
2
35c
Ocean Spray
303 size can
cans
Clothes Dryer
Convenience
for only SJ2^95
I
1
ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER
J
k
Top loading is easy loading
It’s so easy to load a Fowler.
To transfer clothes from
your washer to the dryer,
simply drop clothes through
Fowler's top door opening
into the sanitary drying cyl­
inder—all without stooping.
YOU’VE BEEN WANTING IT
AND HERE IT IS—the fully
automatic clothes dryer with big
features and a low price.
Fowler Top • Loading Clothes
Dryer circulates all heat through
all 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.
CLOTHES
ONLI
$10
Down
$7.25 Per Month
Let us install one in your home today and have this
Dryer Ready to Work for You This Winter.
I
Cocktail
3 ■ 69c
TANG 39
■ FOWLER
Mill City Enterprise
Subscribe to The
Lyons Plumbing
PAone UL 9-2355
LYONS, OREGON
—
IGA
303 can
Pillsbury’s Angel Food, box
49c
X j
I
I
You're on the
Tell your dealer you want to pay tor your ca~
with a loan through U.S. National
L ow bank rate»
’
» Ea»y budget term»
TiTT," ¡■'rw
Fa»t action—no red tape.
Your dealer will gladly make
all arrangements for you.
m .'A l -1
Local financing
. . . and you establish valuable boat crodW.
I
Lyons
iGH>=J
PHONE ULRICK 9-2494
Mill City Branch
fLf
w&r
Market
7^
'a
f’
LYONS. OREGON
O regon ' s
own
STATf.
W
I
0
f
bank