Twenty-two Present at
Garden Club Meeting
LYONS—The Garden club held
their meeting Wednesday afternoon
in the fireplace room at the Meth
odist church with Mildred Prichard
and Carolyn Hiatt as hostesses.
There were 22 present. Martha Cru-
son presided over the business meet
ing. A short discussion was held on
soil testing, and plans to do that at
the next meeting with Bei Hiatt and
Laura Neal to do the testing. The
care of Cemalias was also discussed.
The next meeting will be held April
10th with Donna Asmussen and Eva
Bressler as hostesses. The discussion
will be flowers for the north side, and
Spring bulbs.
Following the business meeting
games of scrambled flowers were
played with Juanita Brown and
Martha Cruson winning prizes. Eva
Bressler won the prize for having
the most guests present. Secret pal
names were drawn followed by re
freshments served by Mrs. Prichard
and Mrs. Hiatt to Alice Huber. Mar
ian Pennington, Betty Carter, Alma
Spellmeyer, Ann Holzfuss, Bea Hiatt,
Alma Olmstead, Laura Neal, Rose
Cox, Donna Asmussen,
Juanita
Brown, Cora Prichard, Nona Mays,
Evelyn Julian, Mabel Downing. Alta
Bodeker, Martha Cruson, Eva Bress
ler, Virgene Scott and Gertrude
Weidman.
Mrs. Edee Allen from Blue River
is spending several days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen. She is
an aunt of Mr. Allen and Mrs. Leota
Worden.
Members of the Lyons WSCS held
their annual Silver Tea at the Meth
odist church Tuesday afternoon with
District President, Mrs. Lawrence
Leirman of Stayton as guest speak
er.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles McCarthy
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of their first child, a son,
David Charles, born Thursday, March
14 at Salem General hospital. The
young man weighed 7 pounds, 14
ounces.
NEW From ARRIVALS
Santiam Memorial
Report
Hospital
Born March 14 to Mr. and Mrs.
Richard J. Cremer of Rt. 1 Stayton,
a daughter, Deborah Marie, weighing
8 pounds 15V4 ounces.
Born March 15 to Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Ray Martin of West Stayton
a son, Jimmy Ray Jr., weighing 9
pounds 6% ounces.
OLYMPIA
with
pleasure.*
IT SO REFRESHING
3— 1HE Mil l. CITY ENTERPRISE THl KSDAY, MARCH 21, 1957
Style Revue At Santiam Valley Grange
2 lb. box
49c
Sunshine Crackers
can
Spam Luncheon Meat
35c
Hunt's Tomato Catsup 2 bottles 35c
IGA Orange Juice 3, 46 oz. cans 98c
Sno Kreem Shortening 3 lb. can 79c
CHASE & SANBORN
Instant Coffee
6 oz.Jar
PRODUCE
NO. 2 SPUDS
50 LBS.
LARGE HEAD LETTUCE
BUNCH
CELERY
2 FOR
$1.19
89c
23c
17c
MEATS
Grangers and friends were treated to a
preview of some of the “latest” fashions at a
play festival meeting held in the Grange Hall
at Lyons. The revue was coached by Mrs. Al
bert Stevens. It really brought down the house
to see the all-male cast in their attire. In the
top row are Lloyd Sletto. Albert Stevens and
“Pierre the announcer” Elmer Taylor. Middle
row, Frank Basl, Hubert Wagner, Johnny
Phillips in front of Giles Wagner, Jake Myers,
Warner Hampton and Albert Julian. Front
row, Keith Phillips, Steve Myers and Johnny I
Lambrecht.—-Mill City Enterprise Photo.
PURE HOME MADE
Pork Sausage 3 lbs. $1
Fillet of True Cod lb. 35*
guests at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Mary White.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens, Mrs.
Wilson Stevens and her mother, Mrs.
CASCADE MILD
Earl Zander, who has been visiting
, here, motored to Seattle Friday and |
spent the weekend at the Zander,
. home.
i Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Elmer and
son, Gail, of Albany, were Thursday
NEBERGALL'S THICK
night and Friday guests at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
, Hiatt.
LYONS—Santiam Valley grange,
was host for the play festival Wed-¡the weekend at the George Huffman i Faith Rebekah lodge held
meeting Wednesday evening
nesday night with Morning Star rnd home.
Charity Granges present, to give, Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney, and Marian Pennington, noble grand, pre-
their plays. The Morning Star grange Mrs. Clifford Mahoney and daugh sidig over the business meeting. The
Watch For Special Event March 30th.
play was entitled “Party Line”, ters, Marissly and Janice of Van usual routine of business was carried
which was put on in a clever manner 1 couver, Wash., were Sunday _ guests 1OUL followed by reports of commit-
tees. It It was
Roy tees.
was announced that the
under the direction of Mrs. Shelby.' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Prices
Donme
icaums,
Mildred. I hree Links club would hold their
Bonnie vruson
Cruson gave a reading,
“No- .... Asmussen and daughter,
thing to Laugh At”. Charity Grange, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Felton and Mr. meeting at the hall Friday, with pot
under the direction of Jennie Strode and Mrs. Don Keene of Willamina luck dinner at noon. At the social
Effective
presented “Bets Best Bet,” followed were afternoon callers at the Asmus- hour refreshments were served by
MEHAMA. OREGON
Maxine Berry, Rose Coffman and
by the Hellemn Sisters, Dawn and sen home.
Mar. 21-22-23
Mrs. Dale Prichard, Veda Ann, *"rances McCarley.
Sandra entertaining with dance,
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song and accordion music, after . Cathy and Billie of Clatskanie, spent
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which Santiam Valley Grange put on ; several days last week at the home ( WHEN IN NEED OF PRINTING
their play “The Fashion Show," a I of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van; TRY THE ENTERPRISE FIRST
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pantomime of men’s imitation of a 1 Prichard Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grosso, Helen
ladies’ style show. This was under
the direction of Lorena S.evens. ! Vickie, and Jon spent the weekend
jn Springfield
at the home of her
In the cast of characters
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Master of Ceremonies, Elmer Tay-; sister. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Bourg
lor; Twins, Warner Hampton and Al- and family, The Grosso's left Fri-
bert Julian; Sports wear, basketbell ¿ay morning driving down the coast
girl, John Lambrecht, tennis i girl, as
as' far
f9r as Florence, returning to
Steve Myers; Young Business Lady, Springfield for the weekend.
Giles Wagner; Negligee, Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reisterer Jr.,
Stevens; Debutante, Jake Myers: and Scott, with her mother, Mr».
Flapper, Lloyd Sletto; Fat I.ady, Hu- Vernon Boyland of Scappoose went
bert Wagner; Thin Lady. Frank |f0 Seattle Tuesday where they spent
Basl; Bride. Keith Phillips; Flower1 the rest of the week with relatives,
Girl, Johnny Phillips; Three Buyers, returning home Sunday.
Blanche Wagner, Celene Taylor and ; Mrs. Charles McCarthy and infant1
Margaret Phillips; Musician ~ Bonita «on, David Charles, returned home,
Myers.
1 'from
from Salem General hospital Sun-
Following the program Mas'ers of day afternoon. Her • mother, Mrs.
..... Granges
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the
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introduced 1 i w\h
”* Donald Campbell of Portland is at
Blanche Wagner, Master of Santiam the McCarthy home assisting in the
Valley Grange, giving the conclud care of the new grandson.
College students spending their;
ing remarks. Lunch was served at
spring vacation at the home of their (
the conclusion of the program.
parents are Miss Pauline Schiewek, j
t student at Multnomah school of the 1
i Bible in Portland, Carrol Kruse, Ce- ■
I cil Bassett, Jerry Gustafson and Bob [
Brassfield, all students at the U of O l
Bv Eva Bressler
JAMES C. JOHNSON
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bridges, John- : in —
Eugene. .
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and 2 Mrs. Raymond Hobbs of
ny, Buddy and ZoAnn returned home
1.2..
234 Any Street
the last of the week from a two Redmond, spent a couple of days last
week vacation trip. They drove 3,000 , I week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |
P
to
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miles in the two weeks, going as far Roy Asmussen. The Hobbs are form
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south as Tia Juana, Mexico. They 1 er residents here.
conference
went down the coast route, visited' The fourth quarterly
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relatives on both sides of the fam- meeting of the Methodist church will
ily and friends. They saw the Oregon be held Wednesday evening, March
T hi UNiTto S’ATts N ational B an «
Caves, Trees of Mystery, Redwoods, 27 at 7:30. Dr. George Roseberry of
and other scenic places. They return- , Salem will be present to conduct the
ed by highway 395 through Reno and , meeting.
A - large
Bend.
I /-
—. crowd attended the sale
The Lyons Home Extension unit held at the Charles Purdy farm Mon
r
will hold their regular meeting day. The Purdys plan to move to Eu
gene
in
the
near
future.
Lunch
was
March 28th at 10 o’clock at the Lyons
Your Choice of
Methodist church. The lesson will be , served at noon by members of the
salads and salad dressings. Leaders , Lyons WSCS.
TWO CHECKBOOK STYLES
Miss Beulah Lewis left Monday
are Betty Carter and Lois Morgan.
Hatufy flat uallct or compact foldiog ityU
Sunday dinner guests at the home for a vacation trip to California. She
will
visit
in
Los
Angeles
and
Sacra
of Mr. and Mrs. George Huffman
FOUR ATTRACTIVI CHUKIOOK COLORS
were Mrs. Edwin B. Strom, Mr. and mento as well as other places of in
Kjd, bltct, grttn, black
Mrs. George B- Laverty and child terest.
Mrs. Gladys Stiffler, Mrs. Forrest
ren of Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Sheld
Enjoy the prestige and "person ality” of personalited
on Titus and children of Seattle, Nydegger and Beverly with Mrs.
checks . . . frto at U. S. National. Open your account
Mrs. Clarence Decker, Clarence Jr., | Vaughn Hunt and son, Duane and
and Sue Ann of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. ; Mrs. Tommy Meshew and son, Bob
with U. S. now and enjoy prrcoHahucl mrtm, too!
George Huffman and the host and bie of Stayton visited Wednesday
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. George Huff at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
1 Simpson at Molalla. Mrs. Simpson is
man and daughter, Jeanette.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Martell and a daughter of Mrs. Stiffler.
Mrs. Leo Cruson, Buddy and Merry
sons, Larry and Lynn of Vancouver,
Wash., were Sunday guests at the I Jo left Thursday for Riderwood,
home of his brother Ramie Martell I Wash., where they will spend the
and family- Their son, Larry, who is rest of the week with Mrs. Cruson’s
in the Air Force, will return to Spo parents.
Mrs. Earl Allen returned home
kane, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing Wednesday from Santiam Memorial
spent the weekend at the home of ] hospital in Stayton following major
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rich surgery last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wright from
ard Brown and family in Eugene,
Their two grandchildren returned Portland visited Thursday at the
home of his mother, Mr. and Mrs.
home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Titus and Loren Chamberlain.
Mrs. Glen Julian and son, Glen,
sons, Deryl and Duane of Seattle,
and Mr. and Mrs. George B. Laverty, Jr., spent several days in Portland
Cathy and Randy of Newport, spent ’.he last of the week. They were
Santiam Valley Grange Is Host
To Morning Star and Charity at
Play Festival Held at Lyons Hall
Cheddar Cheese lb. 49c
Sliced Bacon 2 lbs. $1.18
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