THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1»56
Many Attend P. T. A.
Program Wednesday
Our thanks for your many courtesies
Mill City Variety and Gift Shop
GREETINGS
RED & WHITE STORE
Edna, Lee, Bess
MILL CITY, OREGON
“Children’s Carol Night” was ob­
served during the program at the
regular Parent-Teachers’ meeting in
the high school auditorium Wednes­
day evening, with a capacity audience
attending the event.
Announced by program chairman
Don Moffatt, the following numbers
appeared on the program: a grade
, school chorus of sixth graders, two
numbers, accompanied by Miss Alice
Smith; kindergarten group, directed
by Sue and Lloyd Poole, a playlet
“The Tree that Trimmed Itself,”
two songs, and the recitation, “Saint
Nicholas;” the Choir-teens, directed
I by Doi is Sheythe, featuring Christ-
I mas songs of different countries, an­
nounced by Rosalie Bassett and ac­
companied by Edna Ross; followed
by the entire audience singing “Si- i
lent Night.”
Mrs. Al Nesbitt conducted a short
business meeting before the pro­
gram. Mrs. Veness announced that
there are now 120 members in the
organization. Howard Means stated '
that the Lions Club Scout program I
is well under way with new leaders '
secured, but thta den mothers are
needed for cubs.
Canned goods was brought to the
meeting to be turned over to the
local Ministerial Association for dis­
tribution to deserving families. A
door prize was won by Mrs. Dub
Stewart.
The next meeting, on January 11,
will feature a member of the Mill
City Toastmistress club who will
speak on scholarships awarded to
future elementary school teachers.
Slides on heart trouble may also be
shown.
An invitation to attend the Marion
County PTA council meeting in the
library of the Jefferson High school
at 8 p. m. January 4, was read.
At the close of the program re­
freshments were served in the base­
ment recreation room by a group of
sixth grade mothers. The serving
table was attractively decorated in I
the Christmas theme.
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Accept our
sincere best
wishes for
this Holiday
Season.
CHRISTMAS IN OUR HEARTS
MILL CITY JEWELRY
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MILL CITY. OREGON
THE CHURCH FOR ALL .. .
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
", . . And so in this way, my children. Christ
was born in Bethlehem."
I
Th* Church is the greatest fac­
tor on earth for the building of
character and good citizenship ft
is a storehouse of spiritual values
Without a strong Church, neither
democracy nor civilization can
survive. There are lour sound
reasons why every person should
attend services regularly and sup­
port the Church They are (1)
For his own sake
(2) For hts
children s sake (3) For the sake
of his community and nation (4;
For the sake ol the Church nsell
which needs his moral and ma
tonal support
Plan to go to
church regularly and read your
Bible doily
But Christmas is more than the celebration
of this event which happened long ago and far
away. It is a present reality.
Through the eyes of faith we see ourselves
kneeling before the manger. We have come to
adore our new-born King.
Through the wonder of faith, the Christmas
story becomes alive. The Christ Child is born
in our hearts. The angels speak to us:
Day
Book
Chapter Verses
Sundiv..
M atthew
1
1125
Monday
2
M2
Tuesday . Ma* hew
2 13-23
Wednead y Isa ah
II
1-10
Thursday Isaiah
40
Ml
Friday
Johr
I
MS
Saturday. Psalms
103
1-22
"Behold I bring you tidings of great joy . . .
For unto you is born this day in the City of
David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord1"
Our Bethlehem today is our Church and Sun­
day School. Let us go and take our children to
worship our new-born King.
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MILL CITY PHARMACY
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Firms in Interest of all churches
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Mill City, Oregon
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Mill City, Oregon
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•fullest this
happy season
And with it a wish for a New Year
of health, happiness and prosperity
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Highway 22, Mehama, Oregon
JOHN W. REID, M. D.
MILL CITY, OREGON
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Phone 4541
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Mill City, Oregon
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Gates, Oregon
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Groceries and Meats