Miss Hazel Caudle, daughter of
Mrs. Walter Mackie received word
last week of the death of her mother,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
Caudle
and
Miss
parents of a new daughter, born to
Frances Johnson, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Kristiina Kumlin, of Hockinson.
them Friday at Santiam Memorial
and Mrs. Floyd Johnson, spent the Wash., Thursday, February 9. The
hospital in Stayton. Name of the
Lincoln birthday holiday at the funeral service was held in Vancou
new girl is Gloria Eli’^beth. This is
girls ver, Wash., Saturday. Surviving are
their second child.
A well-attended meeting of the P. homes of their patents. Both
the husband, Ansel Kumlin, and
T.A. was held in the high school are State employees in Salem.
I
three daughters, Agnes Isaacson and
club
The
Round
Bobbin
pints-hie
auditorium last Wednesday evening.
CLUB, LODGE AND LOCAL ACTIVITIES
Founder’s Day was also observed, met Monday night at the home of Martha Piel, both of Vancouver, and
Sylvia Mackie of Mill City. The de
Mary Kelly, Woman’s Editor
Phone 625
with past presidents being intro Mrs. Eugene Engelgau. Winning ceased
had been seriously ¡11 for a
Mrs.
J.
D.
MacGregor;
high
was
duced, and service pins for outstand-
number
of months.
I ing service in PTA work were pre- Mrs. Kenneth Chance, pinochle, and
Mrs.
Jay
Mason,
low.
The
next
meet
i sented.
The opening ceremony was the ing will be held at the home of
CHUCK LOVEL
flag salute conducted by the Camp Mrs. Kathleen Story, February 27.
Guns
Is with Dyer Auto Service
Fire Girls, after which a short busi Mill City people attending the fun
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Podrabsky of
Ammuni+ior
ness meeting was piesided over by eral services for Wanen Burton at
BENI), OREGON
Sublimity, attended the Mill City-
Presiding over her first meeting as
Fishing Tackle
Jefferson basketball game here last the new president of the Mill City Mrs. Al Nesbitt. A request was read Stayton Friday afternoon were Mrs.
NEW
OLDSMOBILES
■ from the Deanha PTA for three George Cree, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Friday night.
Toastmistress Club on Thursday eve [judges to be furnished by the Mill Cree,
Spark Heaters
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson,
GOOD RUST FREE
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O'Rourke and ning at Fir Manor was Mrs, Gayle City group for their talent show on
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Mrs.
Dutch Boy Paints
I daughter, Jean of Ukiah, Calif., were Lowery, The “Inspiration” was given I Friday, February 24.
USED CARS
__ _____
’ Byron
Bates, ____
Mr. and ___________
Mrs. John Hol-
l overnight guests of her parents, Mr. by Mis. Howard Means. Mrs. Vernon
Wall Paper
i Election of a nominating commit- man, Mr. and Mrs. John Angelsey
I and Mrs. George Cree Sunday.
S. Todd and Mrs. Robert Roach were tee, to report at the next meeting and Mrs. Howard Kanoff.
NEW INTERNATIONAL
Housewares
Phil Carey, student at the Uni dessert hostesses preceeding the resulted in the following: Faith The Young Adult class of the
TRUCKS
versity of Oregon, spent the weekend meeting.
Small Appliances
Veness, Cecilia Crcan, ana I Nes- Christian church Bible school held
Special guests of the evening were bitt. It is hoped to have a speaker j ¡ts monthly class party Saturday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
PICKUPS
Garden Supplies
Mis. William Prichard of Lyons and at that time on the “Mental Habits evening in the church basement, fol-
Carey.
Mrs.
R.
D.
Jennings
of
Bridgman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1).
B.
Hill,
accom
Also 4-Wheel Drive
Pipe Cutting & Threading
and Health of Children,” furnished lowing a no-host supper. Twenty
panied by Mrs. J- F. Potter, left Michigan, who is visiting at the home by the Marion County Health de-1 adults and 19 children were present,
Pickups
Pipe and Fittings
Tuesday for Fresno, Calif., and other of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Roach. partment.
’ J(r. and Mrs. Albin Cooper weie in
Topicmistress was Mrs. John Pri-
southern points for several weeks of
ONLY 100 MILES AWAY
Bluebirds of the second grade, with charge of the entertainment,
Plumbing Supplies
deaux, whose topic was “Should Mrs. Frank Barney and Mrs. Lester
j vacation in the sunshine.
G. E. Lamps
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carey and i American Husbands Help With the Johnson as leaders, gave the “Blue Minister H. E. Jull brought the
daughters, Diane and Beverly, of Housework?” The educational report bird Wish”; third graders, led by I votional.
Wiring Supplies
Minister and Mrs. Hugh Jull
( Portland, were Sunday visitors at was given by Mrs. Todd who told of Mrs. Kathleen Storey, Mrs. Bernard
tertained
at dinner Sunday in honor
[ the home of Mrs. Carey’s parents, the Council No. 2 meeting in Eugene. Bennett, Mrs. Charles Stewart, and | of the birthday
Fencing
anniversary of their
Serving as toastmistress was Mrs. Mrs. Dub Stewart, sang “Listen to
Mr. and Mis. L. C. Chance.
Wire Screen
Paul Cree, and son Boh, of Bend, I Lowell Fleetwood .with her theme, the Bluebirds”; fourth graders, un (daughter, Mrs. William Shepherd.
‘ Other guests present included Mr.
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. “Lights as Symbols.”
Window Glass
der Mrs. Russell Mobert and Mrs.
Floyd shepherd, Mr. and
Extemporaneous
speeches were Art Kerr, gave a recitation; fifth I and Mrs.
George Cree Friday and attended
Mrs. _____
Milton _____
Roten ___________
and children, ____
Mr.
Bicycles
funeral services for his uncle, War made by Mrs. Marshall Powell, "Har graders, assisted by Mrs. Al Yankuslan
d Mrs. Glen Shelton and daughter,
bor Lights,” Mrs. Lester Hathaway, Mrs. Burton Boroughs, and Mrs. (Ellen; William Shepherd and son,
ren Burton at Stayton.
Power Mowers
Mr. and Mrs. Hex Ohmart and “Following the Gleam,” and Mrs. Don Carlson, gave a skit about! son, Leroy, and Ralph Jull.
Bolts and Cap Screws
sons were dinner guests of Mrs. Oh Ralph Fough, “Lights of Home.”
Camp Kilowan; and the seventh' A guessing contest was held at
mart’s sister, Miss Dorothy Poff in
Impromptu talks were given by grade group, with Mrs. Bonnie Whit- I Jennie’s this past weekend. A pair
Drills, Taps, Dies
Portland Sunday. They also visited Mrs. Lowrey on “Starlight,” Mrs. sett and Mrs. Jack Duggan assist- ' of large size jeans were hung in the
Toys
Faugh on “Moonlight,” and
Mrs. •ng, gave the “Firemakers’ Desire.” j window, and a prize was offered the
other friends while there.
The Woman’s Council of the Glidewell on “Candlelight,” the latter
Tools
j It was announced that this month party guessing the right size. Four
Christian Church will meet Wednes also being topic critic.
of February, the organization of > ladies succeeded in guessing the size
Rental Floor Sanders
day, February 22 at 2 p. m., in the
Mrs. Al Nesbitt was evaluator, Parent-Teachers’ Associations
be-I right on the nose, and each received
Evan the (ineat watch
church basement. Mrs. Hugh Jull with Mrs. Means as timer.
Ap came 69 years old. The following past a prize for their efforts. The size
should be cleaned and oOed
will be the hostess.
pointed on various committees for presidents were presented with vio was 44. Those winning were Carol
at least once a year. Neglect
| Member« of the OCE chapter of the year by the new president were let corsages: Mrs. Robert Veness,
today—may mean costly
Phi Bet® Sigma, teacher’s honorary, the following: hostess, Jane Roach; Mrs. Howard Means, Al Nesbitt, and Andreassen, Mrs. p. F. Willoughby,
Telephone 2206
Betty Christensen and Tina Graham.
repair bills tomorrow.
will hold their annual banquet at press, Faustina Nesbitt; education, Mrs. Harry Mason, represented by
Miss Leia Kelly has been ap
We Give S&H Green Stamps 6 p. m. Februaiy 18 in Monmouth Evangelyn Fleetwood; membership,
Mrs. Bill Hoeye.
pointed general chairman of this
MILL CITY, OREGON
City hall. Secretary of the society is Vera Hathaway; program, Aria
EXPERT WATCH
Service pins for outstanding serv- I year’s water show at Oregon State
Glidewell; parliamentarian, Edythe ¡ce beyond the “call of duty” were I College which is sponsored by the
Miss Dolores Poole, Mill City.
INSPECTION
Means; and lexicologist, Marian awarded to Faith Veness, Edith Ma- Women’s Recreation association and
Todd.
I son, Vernon Todd, Earl Loucks, and a group called the "Seahorses.”
It was announced that the
Howard Means.
Members are already in practice for
regular meeting on February 23 will
We have just received a new shipment of
The meeting next month will fea the show which will be built around
feature the local speech contest.
ture “Hobby Night,” with everyone an academic theme, featuring the
Let us inspect your watch.
asked to bring the results of in different schools at Oregon State.
It’s worth a (ew moments
Picnic To Be Held at
teresting hobbies. “Father’s Night” The show is scheduled for March
of your time to find out
whether all's well. There’s
Camp Kilowan This Sunday wiu also be observe<i> with the hus- 1, 2, and 3.
..
,,
' 1 hands
nf
tha
nffippre
tialcin<r
tho
no charge or obligation for
bands
of
the
officers
taking
the
Mrs.
Ida
Geddes
marked
her
101st
Families of Camp Fire Girls are
this service.
birthday quietly Thursday, Febru- I
invited and urged to go to Camp chairs.
Why not drop in today f
Kilowan this Sunday for a picnic. All ' Refreshments in the Valentine mo ary 9, with a few close friends cal
tif were served by a group of fourth ling to offer their felicitations. The !
are
asked
to
wear
camping
clothing
COTTON BLOUSES, new colors
Baker’s
$1.98
and to bring their picnic lunch. The grade mothers in the recreation usual plans for a large community I
room.
birthday party for her were discard
lunch will be at 2 p. m. in one of
Now is the time to choose your new Spring
ed this year, due to the state of her
the buildings. A tour of the camp
Mrs. Byron Bates
entertained health. Mrs. Geddes received a huge I
Wardrobe.
The place to buy it is here
will be made.
Telephone 2643
Committee members will hold a Wednesday evening at . a* birthday bouquet of red roses from a nephew,
MILL CITY
dinner
in
honor
of
her
daughter,
Mrs.
and was also the recipient of two or
meeting at 3 o’clock, and adjourn
We fee Genuine Factory Parts
Clyde
Morgan.
Invited
were
Mr.
and
chid
corsages.
Several
neighbors
and
ment is planned for 5 o’clock.
_________________
Mrs. Clyde Morgan and family, Mr. friends brought a covered-dish sup- I
David Jones of Salem, spent the and Mrs. Carl Stavang and family per to help her celebróte the occa- ,
Phone 2243.
Mill CITY, OREGON
weekend here with his grandparents of Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin sion. Among those sending con
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Jepsen and friends. ' Edwards and family.
gratulations was L. T. Henness, a
long-time friend who lives at Gates.
He celebrated his 101st birthday last
fall.
Only Ch.evro!?) pvfi you in charge of the dynamite action and
Mr. and Mm. Lee Poole are the
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1956
Social Events
HARDWARE SUPPLIES
AND SERVICES
Fiill Ends
Next PTA Meeting to
Feature Hobby Night
Toastmistress Club
Names Committees
How Long Since
Your Watch
Was Cleaned ?
JENKINS HARDWARE
FREE!
SPRING DRESSES
$3.98 and up
Mill City Jewelry
ADA’S NEEDLE SHOP
Get a
sure-fire handling qualities it fakes to break the Pikes Peak
record! Better try it before you buy any car at any price.
record - break i n<>
run for youi
mone\
*/
• t/
There's Always Something New For You
AitnoM everybody likes a real road car. And nowadays you
no longer have to pay a king's ransom to own one. 1 hey re
going at Ctiovrolet prices! For the new Chevrolet is one of the
few truly ure.it •• «1 . nrs being built today!
AT
It hus to be to hold the stock car
record for the Pike- Peak clintb. It
has to have cannonball accelera
tion horsepower now ranges up to
225!) and nailed-down stability on
turns—plus lots of other built-in
qualities that make for more driv
ing pleasure and safety on the
road. Come on in and try a record
breaking Chevrolet!
MILL CITY VARIETY AND GIFT SHOP
Mill City, Oregon
Phone 2284
Salem Sand and Gravel Company
HEAVY HAULING
Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment
(
EXCAVATION and CONSTRUCTION
J5-TON MOBILE CRANE
CONTRACTING AND RENTAL
Phone Salem
Day 2-2461
Nite 2-4417
COME TO THE
DONKEY
BASKETBALL
GAME
Sponsored by the Lyons Boy Scouts
Mari Linn School Gvm
Saturday, February 18
Mari-Linn Faculty
The Bel Air Sport Sedan—one of 19 new Chevrolet beauties. All have directional signals as standard equipment
vs.
Mari-Linn School Board
Gene Teague Chevrolet
CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE
Phon? 2344
STAYTON. ORFXtON
There'll be fun galore at this event. It's Funnier
than a circus and wilder than a rodeo.
Adults $1.00
Students 50c