. Mr. and Mrs. George Cree enter-
Mr. and Mr». Bob Hill and «so
Mr. and Mrs Louis Verbeck re­ 5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
pained Mrs. Cree’s brother, Lawrence sons, Bobby and Stewart, spent a re­ ceived word of the birth of a baby TH I RSDAY. MARCH 29. 19M
j E. Burton, of Scio Saturday.
cent weekend on the coast, visiting girl to Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wirick
A group of ladies were entertained
the R. C. Hasemans at Waldport, (Marlene Verbeck) of Roseburg, on
| Clifford Swift and Norman Stan­ also stopping to see relatives of Mrs. Sunday, March 25. The new arrival, at a noon luncheon at the Jay Ma-
ley visited in Puyullup, Wash., at the Hill farther down the coast.
who has been named Joyce, is their son home Wednesday in honor of
Mi- J. I). MacGregor, who was cele­
third child and second daughter.
Mrs. Elmer Payne has been ill I Don Peterson home Friday.
brating her birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loucks and
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Podrabsky and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shelton went to
Mr. and Mr*. R. H. Poff of Salem, Invited were: Mrs. Chuck Wirkkala,
daughter,
Laurene,
were
Salem
Corvallis
Sunday
afternoon
to
visit
I
spent Friday night and Saturday in Mrs. Eugene Engelgau, Mrs. Roy Ep­
Kenneth Chance is off work » it h
business visitors Saturday. They also their son and daughter, Robert and 1 Mill City with Mr. and Mrs. Rex person, Mrs. Edsel Croan, Mrs. Leo
an injured back.
xisited relatives in Dallas.
\ era Shelton and granddaughter, | Ohmart and sons. The Poffs, parents Fitzgerald, Mrs. James Olson, Mrs.
Kathy Jo. Vera (Mrs. Robert Shelt- j of Mrs. Ohmart, came up to see Bonnie Whitsett, Mrs. Ned War-
The Kenny Burt's spent the week­
Ned Warriner, clerk at Detroit dam on) is doing secretarial work at the their grandson in the school play liner, Mrs. Elmer Pavne, Mrs. Walter
end on the coast.
Mack ie. Mrs. Francis Ellingson, Mrs.
Guns
is in Ashtubula. Ohio at the present college,
Friday night.
Ted Brown, Mrs. William Shuford,
time
visiting
his
parents
and
his
Mrs. Rosa Daly spent last week in
Ammunition
brother, who is seriously ill.
A recent family "get-together" i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nicholson and Mrs. Don Carlson.
Portland visiting relatives.
Fishing Tackle
I Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Mason re­ honoied the birthday anniversary of and son, Luther Bill, drove to Molalla
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pooole .spent i turned Monday night after having < lyde Rogers at the Rogers home. | Sunday where they were guests of
Spark Heaters
Attending were their daughter and
: Sunday with the L. A. Pooles.
spent from Thursday visiting at the husband, .Mr. and Mrs. George Ber- his brother, Ray Nicholson and fam­
Dutch Boy Paints
Emil Gust home in Spokane, Wash. tilson. of Oregon City, and their son ily. even though a stormy day, they
Boss Mason spent the weekend in
Wall Paper
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rog- j were anxious to see the new nephew,
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Portland visiting friends.
W.
J.
Mikkelsen
was
a
guest
last
ers
> Jr., of Albany. The other daugh- ' Randy Ray, who just recently ar­
Housewares
March 29. 30. 31
rived.
Art Hempeck spent last week put- week at the L. A. Poole home during ter, Mrs. Troy Wambaugh, and fam­
ABBOTT * COSTELLO
Small Appliances
his spring vacation from the Univer­ ily were unable to come because of
ting an addition on his home.
Tickets are on sale by members
sity of Oregon medical school in illness.
MEET THE MUMMY
Garden Supplies
of the MOES club for the banquet I
— PLUS —
is reported that the Burnett Portland.
Pipe Cutting & Threading
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ross attended which they are sponsoring at the
JANE POWELL and
children have the chicken pox.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw- and the wedding of their niece, Miss lodge hall this Saturday night at
HOWARD KEEL, in
Pipe and Fittings
daughter, have returned from Spo- ! Marilyn Miller, to Bruce Cederoth 6:30. It is hoped that reservations
Mrs.
Floyd
Shepherd
is
confined
7 BRIDES FOR
can be in by Thursday morning so
Plumbing Supplies
kane, where they visited their son- '
to her home with a severe case of in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. j March 22 at the Moreland Presby-1 that the approximate number can be
7 BROTHERS
terian church in Portland. Daughter
G. E. Lamps
the flu.
Bud Bilyeu.
of Mrs. Dorothy Miller of Portland estimated, according to Mrs. Floyd
(Please Note Program Change)
i and Roy- L. Miller of Salem, Miss Johnson, chairman.
Wiring Supplies
Your l-ast Chance to See
Leo Morgan, of Idanha, was a cal­
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooke, who ha\e ] Miller formerly attended school here
Thu- Wonderful Show
ler at the home of his sisiter, Mrs. sold their home here plan to move to
Fencing
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Johnson and
in Mill City and made her home with
Orlie Harries on day last week.
children, Billy and Pam, of Idanha,
Salem when school is out. They have Mr. and Mrs. Ross.
Wire Screen
Sunday, Monday
and his cousin, E. I. McCauley of
purchased
a
home
in
South
Salem
on
Walter Mackie, project engineer, Culver Road.
Window Glass
Mill City, made a three-day visit to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
D.
Anderson
and
Tuesday,
Wednesday
was visited Saturday by his brother
family have moved to Dallas, where Drain, to see Mr. McCauley’s neph­
Bicycles
April 1, 2, 3 and 4
of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thoming and Mr. Anderson Jr., secured work in ew and to Elkton to visit Mrs. John­
WILLIAM HOLDEN.
Power Mowers
children,
Jamies and Mary Ann, of the plywood plant. Mr. Anderson, Sr., son’s brother The men were looking
KIM NOVAK
Mrs. Boy Sterner entered Salem
for work. They found all plywood
BETTY FIELD,
Bolts and Cap Screws
Memoiial hospital Sunday and was Portland, spent Sunday at the home will be back in Mill City soon to see and sawmills operating but not need­
of
Mrs.
Thoming
’
s
brother
and
fam
­
about selling his property here. The
ROSALIND RUSSELL, in
operated upon Monday morning.
Drills, Taps, Dies
ily, the Floyd Johnsons.
Anderson family are from Modesto, ing men at present. The reported
PICNIC
lots of construction coming up in
Calif.
Mrs. Wilbur Meinert is spending
Toys
Eugene this summer.
Winner of Three Acadamy
Susan Kay, baby daughter of Mr.
the week with her husband, who is
I
Awards
and Mrs. Gordon Kay has returned
Mr. and Mrs. John Plambeck
Tools
employed at the coast.
Mr. and Mr«. Charlie Lovel, who
ADDED! "WONDERS OF
to her home from Santiam Memorial were returned to their home here
Rental Floor Sanders
have been residents of Mill City for
MAN HATTEN” and
Tony Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. hospital and is reported to be im­ Sunday after having spent four or several years, having moved here
proved
from
her
recent
illness.
"MAGOO
MAKES NEWS”
five
days
visiting
at
the
home
of
Jim Grant, underwent minor surgery
from Montana, have sold their home
Feature Starts at 5:80 sad
their
son,
and
family,.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Thursday morning at Salem General
7:30 Sunday. See it from
A2c Boland I mphres« of Portland, Hans Plambeck of Corvallis. The here, and a rental property to a Mr.
hospital.
the Start
where he is stationed at the air base, younger
Telephone 2206
Plambecks
transported Derrick, who also purchased the Muir
property. Mr. and Mrs. Lovel have
spent
the
weekend
here
with
his
them
both
ways.
We Give S&H Green Stamps
Norman Stanley, of Compton, CaL,
now just returned from five weeks
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Um-
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
visited several days last week at phress.
MILL CITY, OREGON
spent in Billings, Mont., where they
Quite
a
number
of
Presbyterian
the home of his grandmother, Mrs.
April 5, 6 and 7
visited
their
two
daughters,
and
many
women represented the Mill City­
Anna Swift.
ANNE BAXTER.
A2c and Mrs. Dean Glunz of church at Presbyterial in Newport friends. At present the Lovels are
JEFF CHANDLER.
Portland, spent the weekend with last Friday. Attending were Mrs. staying with a daughter in Portland.
RORY CALHOUN, in
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ray Robert Roach, Mrs. Roy Epperson, They expect to buy a home in Port­
REX BE ACHE’S
at Gates. Dean is with the Air Force Mrs. James Swan, Mrs. Herbert land.
IT'S TIME TO GET YOUR
and is stationed at Portland.
THE SPOILERS
Schroeder, Mrs. Lester Hathaway,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spanke, of Mo- 1
EASTER CARDS AND BASKETS
Mrs. John Swan, Mrs. C. E. Rogers,
PLUS
M iss Shirley Hinkle, who is a stu­ and Mrs C. E. Mason. Several of lalla entertained a group of former!'|
ANN BLYTH,
Novelties, Easter Eggs and Party Favors
dent at Cascade Bible school in Port- the group, accompanying Mrs. Hath­ Mill City friends at their home Sat- i I
HOWARD KEEL,
land, spent the weekend here with away, stayed over at the beach for urday. Present were Mrs. Walter ¡'
VIC
DAMONE, in
Buy Your Easter Baskets All Ready To Go From
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil two nights, enjoying the holiday as Leisy of Sweet Home, Mrs. Christine j'
KISMET
Phillips,
of
Albany;
Mrs.
C.
A.
Brud-
ti
Hinkle.
well as the meeting. At installation er, of Stayton; Mrs. Alonzo Daly, 1 1
Bwld Arabian Nights Adventure
ceremonies, Mrs. Hathaway was in­
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Thomas of stalled as Secretary of Literature for and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chance of i i
Prineville, were overnight visitors the entire Presbyterial. Mrs. Schroed­ Mill City, Mrs. Goldie LaDuke, Lewis j |
Doors Open at 7HX P. M.
Mill City, Oregon
Phone 2284
Saturday at-the home of Mr. and er was the out-going secretary for and Mr. and Mrs. George Sumpter l i
Mrs. Walter Nicholson and son Luth­ Missionary Education, a post she has of Salem. Mrs. Spanke is the form- | Complete show can be seen aay
time up to 8:30
er Mrs. Johnnie Schumacher of Mill I i
er. Mrs. Thomas is Mr. Nicholson’s held for the past year.
City.
'£
mother.
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HARDWARE SUPPLIES
AND SERVICES
inumai I
JENKINS HARDWARE
MILL CITY VARIETY AND GIFT SHOP
Joe Cain of Seneca, III., arrived
I Tuesday by car to visit his »on, Dick
Cain and the Cecil Lakes. The Lakes
■ and Cains lived as neighbors in the
early 20’s in Montana. Mr. Cain ex­
pects to visit on the coast also.
There is Still Time To Buy That
NEW EASTER HAT
By Peggy
Sizes and Styles for Ladies and Girls
Come in Today and Make Your Selections
Sunday dinner guests at the Claude
DeFrates home were C. L. and Ron­
ald Daw, Miss Isabelle McClusty, Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Dunrud, and Denise,
David DeFrates and Donna Rav, all
of Molalla.
Priced From $1.98 to $3.98
Ada’s Needle Shop
Phone 2248
MILL CITY, OREGON
Friends here will be glad to know
that M. C. Goodman, who has been
hospitalized in Salem for some time,
was able to come home Friday. He
said he will not be able to go back
to work at the cafe for some time,
but that he is feeling fine.
Quality Meats and Groceries
OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
FROZEN FOODS
Calling to see Mr. and Mrs. George
Cree during the week were Mr. and
Mrs. Orlie Harris and Nancy Ellen,
Emitt and Nolus McCauley, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Nicholson and Ernest
Podrabsky.
.
FOOD LOCKERS
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
HEY!
WE WILL GIVE YOU
$7.50
FOR YOUR RAZOR ON A
SCHICK SHAVER
Bring us your straight edge, safety razor or what­
ever you shave with.
Mill City Pharmacy
Dependable Prescription Service
J. C. Kimmel
Phone 6607
MltLCITY
Mrs. Ixiwell Cree entertained at
her home with a 12:30 luncheon
Tuesday. Present were Mrs. Alonzo
Daly, Mrs. Anna Swift, Mrs. Morris
Howe, Mrs. Carl Chance, Mrs. Char­
ley Day, Mrs. J. C. Dickinson and
Mis. Cree.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Poole had a
surprise birthday dinner for their
daughter, Kathleen Storey Tuesday
night. Guests were Mrs. Storey and
children, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Poole
and chidlren, Mr. and Mrs. J. I.
Poole, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence'
E. Poole.
The Round Bobbin Pinochle club
was entertained Monday night at
the home of Mrs. Lou MacGregor.
High was won by Alta Moffatt, low
by Mabel Yankus and pinochle by
Lou MacGregor. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks at the home
of Mrs. Lloyd Poole.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Arey Podrabsky, son,
| Lahny, Donnie Podrabsky, and Edw.
Palon of Scio, motored to Longview,
Wash., Sunday where they fished
for smelt. They returned with only
six fish, but stated they had an en­
joyable time. They reported more
fisherhmen than smelt.
Mr. and Mrs. Shields ReMine re­
turned home recently from a several
weeks’ trip to Twenty-Nine Palms,
and other California points. Their
daughter, Mary Gay, remained here
in echool, staying with relativea.
Mr. ReMine brought home several
newspapers from pointe they visited
and presented them to the editor.
| Thanks Shields, we like to see how
our southern neighbors do thing«.
BASEBALL BAT
Stve st our low salt
price! Bigger selec­
tions, lower prices for
»11 sporting goods! _ _
OC Reliable Ball
8-PC. SNACK SET
Crystal clear glass
cups and 11 i S-mch
partitioned trays —
four sets of them in
gift bo».
ooc
YOUR CHOICE
tight fhtvres for bed­
room, kitchen or bath.
Modern styles to Mend
w'h any decorating
scMmt. Buy and im I
1”
99c
BAG OF SPONGES
Burgets alt
mmi||||rvexs
m
purpose
It*
OPP
assorted sins, shapes,
iour ft. hardwood harv
dl» — round Spring
wire teeth Buy now
tor spring r lean up
chores. Valuti
Hill Top General Store
A. and M. TOMAN
49c
colors. Salt priced!
Phone 2724, Mill City
77e