6—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Quartier
THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1957
and Tamara and Gordon Allen Mc
Morris of Salem were guests Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon McMorris.
Several from here have received
Mrs. Bob Shelton and Mrs. Elaine
invitations to the wedding of Miss Anderson of Corvallis were hostesses
Marlene Joann Walker, daughter of Sunday afternoon at 2o’clock at the
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Walker, form Glen Shelton home for a shower hon
er Mill City residents but now of oring Mrs. Harold Parks (Beryl Ma-
Petaluma, Calif., to William Joseph | son) and baby son, Allan Leigh, of
Hall, on Saturday, May 11 at 7 in the Silverton. The party was held on
evening, at St. Vincente’s church in the lawn with games being played
Petaluma.
and prizes won by Mrs. Floyd Shep
herd, Mrs. William Shepherd »nd
Mr. and Mrs. Duane McFadden Mrs. Marie Tolbert. Following the
(LaVetta Powelson) of Indio, Calif., opening of the gifts, refreshments
are announcing the birth of their were served to Mrs. Harold Parks,
third child, and second daughter, Mrs. Harold Mason, Mrs. Floyd Shep-
Leah Jo, who was bom April 5, and herd, Mrs. Helen Saucier, Mrs. Clyde
weighed 7 pounds. Grandparents are i Rogers, Mrs. Hugh Jull, Mrs. Glen
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McFadden of | Shelton, Mrs. William Shepherd, Mrs.
Stayton and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mar e Tolbert and Mrs. Earl Loucks.
Powelson of Elgin. Great grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser
of Gates.
Serving at the El Toro Marine
Corps Air station, Santa Ana, Calif.,
with the Third Marine Aircraft wing,
Elmer Itarney has returned to hia is Pvt. Samuel J. Wallen, son of Mr.
home in Mill City for a visit with his and Mrs. Leonard E Wallen of Me
family.
hama.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hill spent from
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rue have pur
Wednesday until Sunday at their
chased the old Bradshaw place west
beach cottage at Road’s End.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howe of Port of town, according to Glen E. Shelton,
land were weekend guests of his par local real estate man. The house just
1 south of the Eldon Hutchinson resi
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Carlson and dence was purchased by the Advent
son, Skipper, of Salem, were Sunday ist church.
dinner guests at the Rex Ohmart
home.
The Gertrude Shoemaker Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Blazek spent of the First Christian church will
The Ches-Cha-Ma sixth grade
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. meet at the home of Mrs. Eathel Hill Camp Fire group met at the Don
and Mrs. John Montgomery at Mc at 2 p- m. Wednesday May 8. The Carlson home Thursday at 4 o’clock.
Santiam High school lost its first
Minnville.
Martha Troxell Circle will meet at They sanded stools for Camp Kilo- baseball game Thursday as Sublim
Mrs. J. C. Dickinson of Salem, is 7:30 in the church basement, Tues-i wan. Those present were Jean Glunz, ity downed them 8-0.
visiting at the home of her son-in- day, May 7.
Suzy Carlson, Bonnie Boroughs, Ro- I Gary Bevier held Sublimity hit-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
zillah Yankus, Dianne Merrill, and
Bob Draper, accompanied by Albert Shirley Veness. Leaders present were I less the first inning and gave up
Lowell Cree.
’ one hit in the second to catcher Tom
Mrs. Agness Allen states her Toman, Ernest Graham and Jake Mrs. Don Carlson and Mrs. Robert Christenson.
son, Adelbert Allen from New York Myers, members of the Masonic T’uvrpe Bonnie Boroughs served re
The third inning Sublimity collect-
is expected to visit here about the building committee went to Redmond freshments.
i ed two runs on three hits and one
Tuesday,
where
they
inspected
a
new
first of June.
base on balls.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goodell Masonic hall, being constructed by
In the fourth innning Sublimity
Neal Stiffler, son of Mr. and Mis.
and children and Mr. and Mrs. Gene the lodge at that point.
scored four more runs on four hits.
Lowell
Stiffler,
recently
underwent
Kindred and Kenny spent Sunday at
Mrs. Floyd Johnson left Friday an appendectomy in a Salem hospital. Sublimity received two more hits fol
Silver Creek Falls.
Spending several days last week at night for Moose Jaw, Providence of At the same time as the emergency lowed by two runs in the fifth mak
ing the score 8-0. Santiam’s Larry
the C. M. Cline cottage at Waldport Saskatchewan, Canada, where she operation, he was suffering from an Kanoff came to bat in the sixth to
were Mrs. Lester Hathaway and will attend the Saskatchewan Grand attack of measles. While Mrs. Stiff
Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. ler, who now makes her home in get Santiam’s only hit, a single past
Miss Daisy Geddes.
third base.
Otto Koeneke, who has been vaca Mrs. Johnson is Oregon’s Grand Lyons was staying at the home of a
sister-in-law in Salem to be near1 In the sixth Brian Moffatt replaced
tioning in the East for the past few Representative to Saskatchewan.
Neal, the youngest son also broke I Bevier on the mound for Santiam and
■weeks returned to his duties at the
held Sublimity scoreless.
Attending the meeting of the Mar out with measlers.
bank here Monday.
Cletus Heuberger, Sublimity pit
James Cuthbert, son of Mrs. Roger ion County Federation of Women’s
cher,
struck out 15 Santiam batters
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Mrs.
Doyle
McMillin
(Geraldine
Nelson has been advanced to 1st clihs clubs at the Leslie Methodist church
walked five men. Santiam had
radio-telephone chief engineer at in Salem all day Tuesday were Mrs. Hamblin) and year-old daughter, and
L. G. Hathaway, president; Mrs. O. visited at the Martin Hansen home two errors and Sublimity had one.
KOMB, Cottage Grove.
Batteries—Santiam, Bevier, Mof
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Warde and fam K. DeWitt, Mrs. C. E. Mason and Monday atfernoon. The McMillins, fatt and Muir. Sublimity, Heuberger
ily spent Sunday at Waldport at Mrs. Charles Kelly. Mrs. DeWitt is who have been living in Arizona, are ad Christenson.
the home of his son and family, Mr. legislation chairman of the Federa moving back to near Salem to be
tion, and Mrs. Hathaway gave the near his parents, both of whom have
and Mrs. David H. Warde.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Frac« and annual report of the club. Main recently undergone surgery. Mrs.
daughters, Linda and Claudia spent speaker of the afternoon was Dr. McMillin, called ‘‘Gerry’’ by her
the weekend here at the home of Mary Purvine of Salem, who spoke many friends here, graduated from Report From Santiam Memorial
of her trip to Africa, and musical Mill City high school and w’as active
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt.
II os pita)
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cole and numbers were furnissed by the chor in Rainbow for Girls. Her parents,
Born April 25 to Mr. and Mrs.
daughter, Susan, and Mrs. Arthur us from McLaren school for boys and the Merritt Hamblins, are at present Virgil Coy Jackson of Stayton a
Cole of Salem, were lupcheon guests by Betty Starr Anderson of Salem. in California.
son, weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces.
last Wednesday of Mrs. Jay Mason.
Melbourne Rambo underwent ma
jor surgery at the Salem Memorial
hospital Tuesday morning. He is re
ported as getting along satisfactor-
Uy’
Spending Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Rogers was their daugh
F
’
ter, Mrs. George Bertilson, accom
panied by two others from Oregon
City.
Dr. Mark Hammericksen’s Opto
metric offices in the Bell building in
Stayton; Thursdays from 1:00 p. m.
to 6:00 P. M. No appointments ne
I
cessary.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cole and son,
Fred, of Salem, spent Sunday at the
Jay R. Mason home. The men went
fishing for a short time, but re
ported poor luck.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd Tuesday were
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Mr. Shepherd’s two sisters, Mrs. Lot
tie Councilman and Mrs. John Chand
ler, both of Salem.
Mrs. W. W. Allen returned home
Sunday evening after having spent
several weeks visiting her son and
family, the Robert Allens, at their
home in the Hawaiian Islands. Sur
prising Mrs. Allen by meeting her at
the airport in Portland were Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Kelly and family.
Santiam Drops Game
¡To Sublimity Thursday
Funeral Services Held for
Former Mill City Resident
Funeral services were held Tues
day. April 30, at 11 a. m. at the
Fairview cemetery for William P.
Marrs of McMinnville under the
direction of Macy 4 Son- Mortuary
of McMinnville, with Rev. Jimmie
Osborne officiating.
William P. Marrs was born at
Jonesville, Va., December 14, 1882
and came to Mill City while still a
youth. May 20, 1912 he was married
to Mary Ethel Flatman and they re
sided in Mill City for many years
while he was employed by the Curtis
Lumber Co., and then Hammond
Lumber Co. as a mechanic. In his
youth he united with the Presbyter
ian church. The Marrs home in Mill
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Japanese Film To Be
Shown at Methodist
Church Here Sunday
The colored film, ‘‘The Living Word
In Japan,” will be shown at the
Free Methodist church next Sunday
evening, May 5, at 7:30 p.m. Filmed
in Japan, it shows how the Bible is
distributed in this highly literate na
tion. An interesting sequence takes
place in a print shop where he Bible
is set in type and printed on the
great modern presses. Background
music is provided by native Japanese.
The public is invited.
Dutch Maid
MARGARINE
4 lbs. 85*
Just call 3418 we will
Pick-up and Deliver. Ask
for one of our Pick-up
Cards or visit us at 330
S. W. Broadway.
Open Mon. thru Fri.
9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
Sat. 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
In Mill City we give you
48 Hr. Service or a Spec
ial I Day Service at no
extra cost.
We alio Service the Can-
. yon from Mehama to
t Idanha twice weekly.
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THE ENTERPRISE
CHOCOLATE RIBBON CHIFFON CAKE
Developed Especially For This Week
APPLE BLOSSOM PIE
A new pie featuring Apples and Lemon Cream
filling.
Watch for our Daily Specials all This Week.
MUIR’S BAKERY
Phone 2222
Mill City, Oregon
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s6.00 Case
CANNED MILK
2 CANS 25*
FLOUR
10 lbs 83*
■■
EGGS
2 doz. 89e
FRESH
NU-METHOD
CLEANERS
of Mill City
Gives Valuable
S & H Green Stamp*
n ini
To dispose of that surplus
Try a For Sale ad in
In Celebration of National Retail Bakers Week
April 29 through May 4 We are Introducing
Our New
NEW ARRIVALS
MJ
City was the home now occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Wills. They moved
to McMinnville about 20 years ago.
Survivors include his widow, Mary
Ethel, of McMinnville, one daughter,
Mrs. Melba Ousley now living in
Italy, two sons, William Melvin of
McMinnville, and Milton of Clover
dale, two grandchildren. Bill and Di
ane Marrs of Cloverdale. Also a bro
ther-in-law, Dewey Flatman of Mill
City, uncle, Floyd Shepherd of Mill
City, aunts, Lottie Councilman and
Viola Chandler both of Salem and a
cousin, Leland Kaplinger also of Mill
City.
1. G. A.
PORK and BEANS
5 No. 2i Cans 83*
MEATS
Kingans 12 oz.
Lunch Meat
29*
FRESH
Fresh FRYERS 21b. average 93* ^BS
5®
LETTUCE
Lb
Bulk WIENERS
FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
10 lbs
2 Heads
25*
19c
RADISHES AND
GROUND BEEF 3 Lbs. *1.00
GREEN ONIONS
Bunch
5*
SEE OUR SELECTION OF FLOWERS & VEGETABLE PLANTS
Stewart’s Stores
LYONS
UL 9-2494
FREE DELIVERY DAILY
PRICES GOOD MAY 2, 3,4
MILL CITY
Phone 4407
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