Mrs. Ethel Downing, all of Stayton. 8—THE MILL CIT^ E.NTERPRISE
Cletus Johnson of Portland visited THl R8DAT, FEBRUARY 16, 1956
Saturday at the home of his mother.
Mrs. R. D. Johnson.
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Moving to New Location
By Mrs. J. A. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Reiner returned Mon- ( AU. W( RIGHT) GIFT SHOP
An enjoyable evening was spent by | day from Portland where they have
22 members of the Detroit Women's I been the past six weeks. While there Next Door to Ketchuni Lunch
Mrs. J. A. Wright, Owner
Civic club at the home of Mrs. R. they sold their Portland home.
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DETROIT, REGON
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Mrs. __ G. _ W. ____________
Moore is adding a room
LYONS—The birthday of Scouting D. Johnson Tuesday of last week.
was honored Sunday with the annual During the business meeting presided to her apartment in the Post Office
Blue and Gold dinner held in the over by the president, Mrs. Al Sor­ building where she expects to make
multi-purpose room at the Mari-Linn seth, it was decided that the club her home permanently. Mrs. Joe
school with James Wright, principal should give not less than $25 to the Wright, who has been living with
I of the school as master of ceremon­ Detroit church each year to be used Mrs. Moore for the past nine months
for improvements on the building or plans to make her home in a trailer
ies.
The tables were appropi iately de­ property. There was some discussion house near her gift shop which is
corated by the Den Mothers in Blue about numbers to be arranged for being moved soon to its new loca­
and Gold colors and clever center­ the PTA talent show to be held Feb­ tion.
Following the membership drive
pieces.
Approximately 150 Cub ruary 20. After the business meet­
I Scouts, Boy Scouts, their parents and ing Mrs. Raymond Sophy showed last fall a group from the Deanha
leaders were present. Out-of-town many interesting things she had PTA headed by Mrs. Harry Willis
| guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jury brought back from Mexico on a re­ had to give a party for the group
of Albany. Mr. Jury is the Scout ex- cent trip. She also gave a talk and headed by Mrs. Jeff Leming. This
| ecutive for the Cascade Area Mr. showed colored slides. The Valentine party was given Friday evening in
and Mrs. L. A. White, also of Albany motif was carried out In the refresh­ the school cafeteria. Due to sickness
were present. Mr. White was the ments, and each guest received a only a small crowd was present.
guest speaker in the afternoon. He valentine. The hostesses were the
A guest the past week at the
is a member of the executive board lady members of the Detroit faculty. Wendell Jones home was Mrs. Merle
Mr. and Mrs. John Meals visited Deets, sister of Mr. Jones and her
in Albany, and has had 38 years in
their son, Robert, in Astoria over baby daughter, Marna, of Gold Hill. ; Yes it s dad who sets the ex­
Scouting.
After dinner the following pro­ the weekend, coming back through Visiting over night on Sunday was| ample for son with clean well
gram was presented: flag ceremony, Portland, where they visited friends. Mrs. Howard Pilcher of Redwood i groomed clothes. And the best
Boy Scouts; invocation,
Richard On February 13, Mrs. Meals received City, Calif., mother of Mrs. Jones, i
Scott; song, led by Joanne Scott; wel­ word from Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lay­
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tyler of Sweet way to assure son following
come to the parents by Cub Gary man that they had arrived in Vic­ ! Home were guests Sunday at the | this fine example is to let us
Palmer and Scout Frank Sherwood toria, Texas, and found, their son, and j home of her brother and sister-in-1 give his clothes the same
Jr., greeting from the sponsors, Mrs. wife, Bob and Berniece Layman in law, Mr. and Mrs. Al Sorseth.
cleaning care we give to dad’s
John Prideaux for PTC and Leo good health. The Laymans were go­
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore and fam­
Cruson for VFW. Akelas Council ing on from there to the Mardi Gras ily visited relatives at Bend over
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four Webelos, Gaiy Palmer, Walter in New Orleans.
the weekend.
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Olmstead, Wayne Stiffler and Dennis
Officers of the Cub Scout organi­
Sherwood, advanced to Boy Scouts, Waitte and children Russell and zation held a planning meeting in
There were skits by six dens, a re­ Michael of Salem visited at the home Idanha Monday evening. Those pre­
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I view and preview of Scout activities of Miss Fay Cooper. Guests on Sun­ sent were Al Sorseth, Howard Dean,
by Frank Sherwood Sr. The closing day were Mrs. Loris Trask, Mrs. Carl Juhl, Mr. and Mrs. Glen David-
Mill
Citv, Oregon
ceremony was by the Cub Scout den William Trask and son, Terry, and son, Mrs. Glen Burch and the Wal-
lace Cobines. A steak feed was
of Mehama, and benediction by Rev.
planned for February 27 for Cub
Scott.
Girl scouts of troop 6 were in JoAnn Anderson, Bonnie and Billy Scout Pack No. 47 to be held at the
charge of serving. Those helping Parker, Beverly Power and Jerrie school cafeteria. It was also decided
supervisors since this is Blue and Gold montn,
were Bonnie Cruson, Ann Powell, Lou Wilson. Kitchen
Detroit
Jean Prideaux, Mary Lee WrfgTit, were Mrs. Glen Julian and Mrs. Leo the pack would attend
church in a group Feb.
DeAnn Sexton, Marjorie Worden, ' Cruson.
Scouting Birthday Is
Honored at Lyons With
Blue and Gold Dinner
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