4— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1954
Officers Installed at
Woman's Club Meeting
Gene Teague Chevrolet Says
The final meeting of the year for
the Mill City Woman's Club was
held Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. O. K. DeWitt. A no-hoat covered
dish buffet supper was served *t
6:30 to members, their husbands and
other guests. Also present were Mr.
and Mrs. Melford Nelson from Mon
mouth. Mrs. Nelson is president of
the third district of Federated Wom
an’s clubs.
Following the supper Mrs. Vera
Hathaway conducted a short busi
ness meeting and Mrs. Nelson instal
led the officers for the ensuing year: I
first vice president, Mrs. Don Carl- •
son; second vice president, Mrs. Jay I
Mason;
corresponding
secretary, |
Mrs. Fred Moore; recording secre
tary, Mrs. Clyde Rogers; treasurer,
Miss Daisy Geddes. A president has I
mot been elected as the nominating
committee was unable to secure any- |
one to accept this office. An execu
tive meeting will be called next week I
for the purpose of working out a
solution to the situation.
Mrs. John Muir announced that the |
recent “do it yourself’’ style show,
which was attended by Mrs. Robert
Holmes, was a success with about
100 people attending. Proceeds from
the affair, which also featured a '
silver tea, were sent to the Child
ren’s Farm Home at Corvallis; a
project of the club.
Mrs. Nelson gave a brief talk about
her experiences as president of the
Third District. The evening was
concluded with Mrs. Roger Nelson
arranging several contest games in
which the group participated.
Thanks to you . . . This is
The House that YOU built
5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
M Sgt and Mrs, N. H. Bl»a and |
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1954
(children, who plan on locating in I
| Die Salem area, spent Sunday night
I and Monday with her sister, Mrs% J. |
I). MacGregor.
rr painting
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"IN RESPONSE to your demand for the best in automotive
service we have directed our efforts toward forming a cap
able staff today at Gene Teague Chevrolet... you have
a crew of
18 MEN & WOMEN AT YOURSERVICE
We’re proud of our staff that has grown from only 5 employ
ees in 1950 to 18 today with
-Mill Ends-
Mrs. Myrtle Batea is now employ
ed in Stayton.
An Annual Payroll of
$82,000
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd i*> ill st her
home with a throat infection.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe spent
several days last week in Seattle.
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VIRGIL SCHUETZ
Service Manager
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilkinson of i
Salem, spent Sunday with their son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wilkinson.
FAITHFUL MEN AND WOMEN eager to serve you with a service that is unequalled in this area.
appreciate having had the opportunity to help you with your automotive needs — in the Chevrolet
Mr. and Mr*, f.rtp e Ba»l »nd
three children of t'oen Hollow were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Ciar
ence Goodell and family.
FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE is the watchword of
these workers... all want to help in every step in behalf of bet
ter transportation for you!
Saturday dinner guests at the home
•f Mr. and Mrs. Ike Myera were
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Myers and daugh
ters, Linda and Rita of Newport.
Mrs. Lowell Fleetwood and child
ren are making their home in Eu
gene for the next eight weeks, while
Mrs. Fleetwood is attending summer
school.
A telephone call from Miso Phyllis I
Pate, who was attending Grand As
sembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls,
in The Dalles, early this week, ex
citedly stated that she bad received
an appointment as Grand Represent
ative for the State of Tennesee. A
number of girls attended from here.
Vi vs Steak House
Phone 5807
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Mill City
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Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Closed Mondays
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BOYD BEAUMONT
Motor Mechanic
ANDREW ANCY
Motor & Trans. Mechanic
DALE PORSCH
Motor Tune-ups, Elec., Carb
B. BUSCH
Parts Manager
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Mill City Pharmacy
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J. C. Kimmel
Phone 6607
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Ths Bob Hiib are taking a few
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motor trip into Washington to viait!
the Charles Cline family.
Two form« of Bexel Vitamins for Children, make taking
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Economical too. Children do not need the larger amounts of
vitamins that grown-ups do—so you save money when you
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Mr». Daarell Schroeder and child-
ran of Crescent City spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert 8chroe<ler.
Mr. and Ms. I) R. Hill left Med-
nesday for a few days at the beach, I
although they recently sold their
beach cottage at Road's End.
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Clerk
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Mrs. Elsie l“otter (peat the week
end in Salem at the home of her
brother and »ister-in-law, Mr. and
Mra. C.Sdye Hill.
Mr. aad Mrs. < harlea I’eaterfield
of Tillamook, hav« recently taken
over the- Overlook apartments
in
West Mill City.
ALICE MIGTKE
Cleric-Cashier
This “vitamin insurance
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M t . and Mr*. John Muir visited
relative? and friends and Salem and
Dalias Sunday afternoon.
Wm. Shuey, »ho has been al Ba Id-
win Park, Calif., for the past three
weeks returned to his home here
Saturday.
ADA’S NEEDLE SHOP
Phone 2241
GUARANTEE! Either your < tuld
BILL BALDWIN
Sales Manager
I wish fo announce that
Mr*. Jeawie Koaeman of Eugene m
a guest this week at the home of
Miss Daisy Geddes.
Mrs. B. A. I-awrence's grandmoth
er arrived Sunday night from Twen
ty-Nine Palms, Calif., for a visit.
Bob Draper who had spent the
week in Portland attending the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge session returned
Mr, and Mrs. Wilson Stevens and home Friday night. He also attend
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens and ed a school of instruction.
Mrs. Henry Stevens, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mrs. Vera Hathaway returned
I Scott.
Tuesday from a trip to California
where she had been visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shelton and She was accompanied by her grand
Cathy- of Corvallis, spent Father’s daughter, Cheryl Hathaway.
Day with their parents, Mr. and
Glen Shelton and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Thus«- who ordered copies of the
Loucks.
picture of the Legion Members taken
on Memorial Day may get them from
Spending several days at the Ike The Enterprise at this time. Please
Myers home the past week were their call for your picture at once.
nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Herman,
E. Exley and Debbie of Los An
Line la and Leonard, of Seattle, Wn.,
gele: Calif.
spent from Friday until Sunday at
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt, son the Dewey Flatman home and visit
Brian, and Mrs. Moffatt's mother. ing other friends in the area.
Mrs. O. E. Shu lit spent Sunday at
Dr. Mark Hammericksen's Opto-
| the Beach. The weather was perfect
metric offices in the Bell building in
that day.
Stay ton; Thursdays from 1:00 p. m.
Guest minister for Sunday morn- to 6:00 P. M. No appointments ne
adv.
ing, June 23, at the Presbyterian cessary.
church will be Dr. Earl Benbow,
Miss Erma Graham of San Fran
moderator of Willamette Presbytery___
~ Calif., daughter of Mr. and '
cisco,
for this year. Dr. Benbow is serving : -----
\jrs Ernest Graham, is scheduled to I
at present in the Federated churches arrive here at the home of her par
, at Corvallis as “Minister of Visita- ents for a two weeks’ vacation, or 1
| tion.” He was formerly University until after July 4.
I Pastor at the University of Wash
ington in Seattle.
Mrs. Bud Cline entertained Mon- ,
j day afternoon in honor of her son ;
Jim Cuthbert will leave Friday fur ¡David's 10th birthday anniversary. (
a two week’s cruise with the Naval Coming to help David celebrate the
Reserve in California. Mrs. Cuthbert (event were Bucky and Lora Lyons, (
will stay here with her parents, Mr. 'Judy
___ , Sievers, Randy Marshall, Da- \
and Mrs. Floyd Johnson. Upon his vid Minton, Allen Brown, Greg
return the young couple will move ' Pearce, and David and Tommy Bail-
to Bend where Cuthbert has a posi- I ey. Ice cream and birthday cake were '
tion on the staff of KBNB radio the main attraction for the young
station.
' folk.
CLOTHING FOR BOYS
We have T Shirts, Overalls, Dress Pants and
Cotton Dress Shirts for Small Boys.
We also have shirts and clothing for larger boys
S e **’
SAM WIZER
Salesman
DORLAND
Salesrri
MARVIN Brick’ HEADRICK
Salesman
CHARLES BROWNE
Salesman
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TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS’
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Witt Building, Mill City, Formerly Mason's
Dress Shop.
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Gates Furniture Store
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