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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1957)
Social Even ts KELLY’S EGGS Toastmistress Club Meets at Mari-Linn ..—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. i»57 When you need PRINTING as H MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Mrs. Marshall Powell acted Toastmistress I JUSlUUDV» VMM for the --- February - meeting of the Mill City Toastmist- In China ancient eggs are esteemed as a delicacy. ress club with the group meeting at Rev. and Mrs. Roach Have FxchdnQe Students Mari-Linn school. Decorations for In this country an egg of freshness and quality is the taoie table and room ---------- featured the V a - Son Born on Admission Day y tne what we Americans demand. entine motif. The invocation was giv Rev. and Mrs. Robert H. Roach of en by Mrs. Guy Hartle with Mrs- the Presbyterian church are announc-1 KELLY'S EGGS laid on Tuesday, Wednesday and Highlights of the regular meeting Robert Veness acting as Topicmist ing the birth of a new son, born to Fruit Trees Vines ress, -wk member» giving impromptu them at Salem General hospital of the Mill City PTA in the High---- Thursday are delivered to the store on Fridays. Dwarf Fruit Trees speeches on “ How I met My Hus Roses Thursday, which happened to be Val school auditorium Wednesday nigh , . Shrubs Perennials entine’s day. The new boy, named was the appearance of two foreign band." Eggs laid on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Mon Mrs. Powell conducted a workshop Robert Paul, weighed 7 pounds 4 exchange students who were brought Shade Trees Bulbs, etc. day are delivered to the store on Tuesdays. All' ounces at birth. He has a sister Susie, to this country through the American on Conversation with panel mem bers talking on the various phases Field Service. The teen-aged boys Add $1,000.00 or more to who is 2*^ years old. eggs are candled for defects and cleaned by Rev. Roach in announcing the birth were introduced by Loren Mort, vice of conversation. The members had the value of your home. stated the new boy was born on the principal of Leslie Junior High their husbands as guests for the hand. Each carton is marked "KELLY'S". day Oregon was admitted to the U. S. School in Salem. Mrs. Mort also ac evening and they also participated in Let me show you actual color I as a state. Not only that their daugh companied the group. She teaches in the discussion. Mrs. Guy Hartle spoke photographs of Stark Exclusive Ask for KELLY'S FRESH EGGS Now Sold at on “ How Do We Get It Started ; ter, Susie, was born on the day Cali a Salem high school Leader Varieties. No obligation. The very entertaining speakers, Guy Hartle on “Personalities”; Mrs. fornia was admitted as a state. Quite Telephone or write Al Nesbitt, "Pursuing Conversat both of whom speak English quite a record. Co.i- well, considering their few months’ ion” and Al Nesbitt “What JHUE JOHNSON Gen- (residence in the United States, includ tributes to a Full Personality." and Ph. 3522 Box 771 Mill City eral discussion by members ed Terje (Terry) Strong of Norway, ¡who is making his temporary home guests followed the panel. Mrs. Gayle Lowery presided at the with the Alvin LeGards of Silver- ton and attending high school there; business meeting with a date for the local speech contest set for Febru Opal McRoberts, daughter of Mrs, and Ulrich Ahrend of Germany, who ary 28. It was agreed to attend the LARGE is living with the Dean Bishopricks Ellis Hill, was married to Francis area speech contest in Stayton March WELL BUDDED (Dick) Cain, who had made his home of Woodburn and attending the high 9 instead of holding a regular meet with the Cecil Lakes for a number school in that locality. Both are spon ing that week. Mrs. Nesbitt will act FORSYTHIA BUSHES of years, last week-end in the State sored by Rotary Clubs. as judge for the contest and Mrs. The first speaker showed a number of Washington. The couple will make Vera Hathaway will be a teller. It Sijx Feet Tall their home in an apartment at one of beautiful colored slides of his was also voted to continue to hold of the Lincoln County beach towns. homeland, accompanied by an inter the Toastmistress meeting at the Cain is connected with the Van esting commentary. He mentioned Mari-Linn school for the remainder ' Handel mill at Kernville and has been that he was an Eagle Scout and of the term. Timer for Thursday ! interested in logging operations along how very much he enjoyed the varied evenings meeting was Mrs. John the coast for some time, as has Mr. sports of this country, as in Norway I’rideaux with Mrs. Nesbitt acting as i Lake, who is a cousin of the new only Winter sports occupied his evaluator. Mrs. Prideaux won the spare-time. Mrs. Cain. The German boy stated his appre traveling ‘Friar Tuck” award for the The bride has been employed in best speech. Florist and Nursery the cafeteria at the local elementary ciation for the chance to live, even for a short time, in this "land of op Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. school as assistant to Mrs. Earnest r GENERAL A • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McMorris Including Sunday* Podrabsky, with Mrs. Francis Ell portunity.” He was amazed at the Phone Stayton 6684 ingson now taking over her duties, high technical knowledge of the aver spent Sunday in Salem with his V ill»«/ S19 W. Wash Street i Mrs. Cain was also very active in age person in this country. Both boys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ! Marilyn Chapter, No. 145, OES, showed their surprise in discovering Quartier. the American woman to be so well- land the MOES Club. informed on any number of subjects, Mr. Mort stated there are 750 of YOU SALE Mrs. Roger Nelson Gives these REG. International Students, repre SAVE PRICE PRICE senting 29 foreign countries, in the Party for Bluebirds The Happy Bluebirds, a third United States at the present time. $32.03 $19.50 $12.53 6.79-15 * grade _ I- group, liuirr. 1' were Cintol* entertained last The point of the whole program wras week with a valentine party at the described as a chance for teen-agers $21.06 $14.05 $35.11 7.10-15 It is Getting Closer to Spring But it is Still home of Mrs. Roger Nelson, their to get acquainted with us as we really are, to foster better relations be $23.07 $15.38 sponsor. Valentine contest games $38.45 Time to Take Precaution Against Cold. Your 7.60-15 were played with the prize being tween the countries, ultimately lead Car Will Operate Better if it Gets Regular Ser $25.66 $17.11 8.00-15 $42.77 won by Leila Barney. Opening ritual ing toward the hoped-for World preceding the party was in charge of Peace. vicing. Chief concern during the brief bus the leaders Mrs. Lester Johnson and Mrs. Mel Rambo with Caroline Fitz- iness meeting was the decision to Let Us Give Your Car The Care It Deserves i hugh lighting the Friendship candle, give another $100 scholarship for a Other Bluebirds present included future Elementary teacher this year. I Laura Jo Rambo, Janeta Johnson, Mrs. Robert Veness conducted the Geneva Johnson, Peggy Putnam, session. Mrs. Al Nesbitt is program , Linda Thorpe, Sandra Duggan, Jua chairman. Refreshments were served Phone 7442 Mill City nita Morgan, Sharon Bassett, Glor in the recreation room by the fourth ia Stodola, Patricia Smith, Kathy grade mothers. Boroughs, Judith Severs, Diane Shultz. Refreshments featuring the Val Students from Lewis and entine motif were served at the Clark College To Be at COME TO THE (close of the afternoon by Mrs. Nel son. The next meeting of the group Presbyterian Church Sun. ¡will be February 21 at the home of Rev. Robert Roach of the Pres Mrs. Rambo with Juanita Morgan byterian Church announces that a and Gloria Stodola hostesses. team of students from Lewis and Clark College in Portland will be in lx>e K ohs celebrated another an charge of the eleven o’clock services “SaVlng Your Tires Is Our Business" niversary of his “39th” birthday on Sunday morning, February 24. One Phone UL> 9-2753 Mehama, Ore. Tuesday, February 19, when he and of the students will give the regular Mrs. Ross were dinner guests of talk, and others will assist in provid Sponsored by the Lyons Boy Scouts the Chas. Kellys and John. ing the music. This should be of in terest to both young and old alike. Of local interest is the fact that Lewis & Clark College, located on the beautiful Aaron Frank estate in Portland, has absorbed the old Al bany College as well as the Miner al Springs College at Sodaville, where 8 P. M. both the late Joseph and Ida Geddes taught for many years. The college at Sodaville was found ed by Louis Barzee, whose brother VS. Emery, lived on the Carey place near Gates at one time. It was owned by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church when Joseph R. Geddes took charge. For several years, Ida PERSONAL STATIONERY There’ll ge fun galore at thia event. It’s Funnier than a Geddes was in charge of the pre paratory department for the college. Circus and Wilder than a Rodeo. LETTERHEADS About 3 years after Mr. Geddes took over, the Cumberland and First Admission: Adults 75c, Students 50c, Children ENVELOPES Presbyterian Churches were united and the name of the college chang 35c, Pre-school Children FREE. 'd- W hen Albany College was moved to Portland, it became Lewis & Clark College which recently observed its 90th anniversary. In 1955, Noble Streeter, Presby ENCLOSURES terian minister here at that time, was one of the instructors for the BUSINESS CARDS summer session for high school stud ents, and the former Leia Kelly was BOOKLETS a councilor, as was Paul Barkley, both being students at Oregon State College. In fact, Rev. Street er intrudced the two young people, later officiating at their wedding here in 1956. CLUB, LODGE AND LOCAL ACTIVITIES STARK BRO’S On P. T. A. Program STEWART’S GROCERY Opal McRobert and Dick Cain Married 2.50 RALEIGH HAROLD ISfate fiutai Winter Isn't Over Yet EXTRA SPECIAL 4 820-15 WSW DRAPER'S FLYING A SERVICE US Royal Safety 8's SPECIAL $100.00 Donkey Basketball Game Philippi Tire Service Mari-Linn School Gym Friday, February 22 Mari-Linn Faculty fine Printing Mari-Linn School Board ACCOUNTING FORMS V RULED FORMS INVOICES MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Phone 2651 SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR ROCK BOTTOM AND CLOSINGOUT SPECIALS MILL CITY Hilltop General Store A. and M. TOMAN Phone 2724, Mill City
