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3—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE in the beautiful park at the Julian Methodist ministers from Oregon,
THURSDAY, Jl'LY 18, 1957-
home with a pot luck supper at 6:30 Washington and Idaho. This summer
after which the Julians showed scenic school helps the pastors to maintain
pictures that were taken when they their intellectual intergrity in regard
were on their trip to Victoria in Can to their ministry.
ada. Due to other functions a small
Mr. and Mrs. James Wright and
Bv Eva Bressler
crowd was in attendance, Mr. and Mary Lee are visiting this week at
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Power and Mrs. Orville Downing, Mr. and Mrs. the home of her sister in Alsea They
family from Downey, California have Roy Asmussen and daughter Mild will also visit in Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. George Huffman and
been visiting this last week at the red, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weidman and
home of his father W. W. Power, al daughter Kathryn, Mr. and Mrs. Per Jeanette visited Tuesday evening in
so his brother and family, Mi. and cy Hiatt, Jim Wright and the Julians Corvallis. They were guests at the
Mrs. Charles Power. The two fam- Glen, Evelyn and Glenn Jr.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Howard,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kykendall and former residents of Lyons.
ilies are leaving Friday for Cali-
Mrs. Harvey Grimes is in the San-
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pow- grandaughter Ruth Ann Winch from
er, Beverly, Stanley, Steven and Richland, Washington visited at the tiam Memorial hospital in Stayton,
| Vincent will visit at the hon e of ¡Andrew Sieg home from Sunday to,where she will under go surgery.
Mrs. Frederick Peake from Ber-
Mrs. Powers parents Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday.
Miss Jeanette Huffman returned keley, California who has spent the
Stanley Searle at Glendale, Calif.
’ ’ home of ' v her cousin
“
Two of the oldsters of Lyons cele home Monday from Seattle, Washing- past month at the
brated their 83rd birthday anniver- ton after spending six weeks at the ' W. W. Power will leave Saturday for
i saries this week, Mrs. Inez Ring and home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Pennsylvania, where she will visit
Elmer Hiatt. Mrs. Ring was born at Sheldon Titus and sons.
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gustafson spent
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Linse and child
Amadore, Minnesota, July 8, 1874 and
i came to Lyons in 1799 where she has Thursday in Redmond and Bend on a ren Bobbie, Lae] and Brian from
I spent her entire life with the excep- combined business and pleasure trip. Seattle, Washington, spent Wednes
Rev. Charles McCarthy, minister of day and Thursday at the home of
| tion of one year spent at Aberdeen,
Washington. Mr. Hiatt was boin in the Lyons Methodist Church, will their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
Ringo County, Iowa, July 9, 1874 and leave Saturday for Camp Magruder Wilson Stevens. Mr. Linse who is a
.came to Oregon in 1883, locating at near Rockaway on the coast. This is representative from the Sears Roe
| Plainview, coming to Lyons in 1889 one of three camps that the Metho buck Company was on a business and
where he has spent his entire life dist Church maintains in Oregon. He pleasure trip.
Mrs. Sam Bridges left Tuesday
with the exception of a few years at will be a camp counselor for Junior
Detroit, Oregon, Mehama and Salem. Camp. The following week he will be for Wolf Point, Montana, where she
The Lyons Garden Club held their in Tacoma, Washington at the Col will spend two weeks with relatives
meeting Wednesday evening at the lege of Puget Sound for a week of while there she will also attend the
Glenn Julian home with a picnic held summer school which will include all 25th gathering of the Alumini of the I
high school there.
Buddy Bridges returned home Mon- |
day from the St. Vincents hospital in I
Portland where he had spent some ,
time under going skin grafts follow- I
ing severe burns.
Miss Sandra Knox of Salem spent
Wednesday and Thursday at the home |
of her parents. Additional guest is
Sue Henderson a niece from Corcor
an, California who will spend several
days. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearce from
Harrisburg, also spent Wednesday
and Thursday at the Knox home. Mr. ’
and Mrs. Paul Knox and three sons !
from Seattle, Washington visited .
the first of the wetek at the Knox
home, and the boys remained for the
rest of the week.Mr. and Mrs. Knox |
will visit in Seattle this week
taking the boys home.
Marshall Powell and son John, left
Monday for Indiana, where they will
pick up a delivery van, to be used on
his route. He will be employed for
the National Knit W’ear at Eugene,
and will cover all districts north of
Albany. Powell, who has been em- !
ploy by Seamesters Cleaning Co. in j
Salem, expects to be gone about 10
| days. The Powells will retain their I
home in Lyons and he will work from
his home and Mrs. Powell will teach
at Mari-Linn.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stellmack
and daughter, Lorna, from St. Cloud,
Minn, visited Wednesday and Thurs
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Jobe. Mr. Stellmack is a
nephew of Mrs. Jobe.
Mrs. Sarah Cookingham and grand
daughter, Rande Becker, of Salem
and Mrs. Helver Johnson of Liberty
attended church services at the Lyons
Methodist church Sunday morning,
and were dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye. Both
Mrs. Cookingham and the Johnsons
are former residents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kimery, Jack
and Jerry and Mr. and Mrs. Harold I
Ayers made a trip to Crater Lake |
Saturday. They reported it very-
stormy and foggy and that a good
view of the lake was impossible.
They drove as far south as Grants |
Pass returning home Sunday even- |
LYONS
church. Scott, who is a former min
ister here is now attending school
in Chicago. They will be in Lyons
again on Tuesday evening, July 30,
for a pot-luck supper and show pic
tures of their trip last summer in
Europe and into Russia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Grimes left
Monday morning for San Francisco,
Calif. From there they will return to
Honolulu. Mrs. Grimes has spent the
past six weeks here due to the illness
and death of her father, Forrest
I Nldegger. Bill, who ia stationed In
I Honolulu with the Navy, came for
the funeral.
Wednesday evening guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jobe
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wylie and
sons of Corvallis and their friend,
Lee Todd of Albany. Mrs. Wylie is
a daughter of Mrs. Jobe.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Weaver
of hairfield, Mont., are visiting at
the home of his brother, Wendell
Weaver and family.
Quality Meats and Groceries
OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
FROZEN FOODS
FOOD LOCKERS
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
I
NALLEY'S SPAGHETTI
2,15oz. cans 45*
MEATS
Ground
S & W COFFEE
Lb. 89*
Royal Gelatin Assorted
Flavors 4 pkg. 29*
Nabisco Butterscotch
Cookies 3 doz. 35*
Sunshine Crackers
2 lb. box 49*
Borden's American
CheeseHlb*69‘
DeLuxe IceCream
1 Gallon 95'
Maxwell House Instant
Coffee 6 “«1.3 5
BEEF
3 lbs
1.00
FRYERS
lb. 49c
Bacon Squares
lb. 29c
1
Watermelon
lb.5c
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LYONS
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MILL CITY
Phone 4407
Mr. and Mr. Wilson Stevens and I
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Landsverk of
Portland, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Bend where they attended a Na
tional highway organization meet
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Asmussen were
pleasantly surprised Sunday evening
when members of Acacia Chapter of
Eastern Star lodge of Stayton honor
ed them with a house-warming and
pot-luck supper. They also were pre
sented with a gift. Those attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tate, Mr.
and Mrs. George Core, Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer Gaylord, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Carrick, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Spraker,
Mrs. Nellie Watson, Mrs. Ollie Pur
dy, Mrs. Alex Bodeker, Mrs. Horace
McCarley, Arlie Martin, Miss Joy-
Carrick, Miss Roxie McCarley, Mr.
and Mrs. Asmussen and Mildred.
I
The Annual Linn County Grange
picnic was held Sunday at the San-
tiam Valley grange hall due to the
stormy weather. It was scheduled to
be held at the North Santiam State
park, with all county granges to par
ticipate. A picnic lunch was served :
at the noon hour followed by a pro
gram with games and other enter
tainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells Gage and fam
ily of Drenora, S. Dak., »pent sev
eral days last week at the home
of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Schiewek and family.
Floyd Bassett of Lyons and lira.
R om Dal.v of Mill City were quietly
married Friday in Albany. They will
be at home nt the Bassett home in
Lyons after Wednesday of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mays and
four daughters and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Van Prichard left Monday
on a vacation trip. After visiting in
Seattle, they will go on to Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Manning,
Richie and Larry, with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sias Etzel of Stayton,
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Newport. They reported it very
windy and stormy.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott of
Chicago were in Lyons Sunday. Mr.
Scott was in charge of the morning
services at th« Lyons Methodist
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