Martha Troxell To Talk
At Christian Church
Thursday, August 15 Mrs. Martha
Troxell will be a guest speaker at
the Mill City First Christian Church.
The Martha Troxell Circle of the
local church will be hostesses for’a
pot-luck fellowship dinner at 6:30
P. M in the church dining room.
Mrs. Troxell and her husband are
missionaries to Japan and are now
home on a one year furlough after
spending 5 years on the mission field.
They are spending the summer lec­
turing at the various churches on the
West Coast while their children are
visiting their grandparents in Med­
ford. This fall they will go to Indiana
where they will enter Butler Univer­
sity’s School of the Bible.
Following the 6:30 dinner Mrs.
Troxell will speak at 7:30 P. M. tell­
ing of her experiences and needs on
the mission field.
Both the fellowship dinner and ev­
ening program are open to the inter­
ested public o* ail denominations who
are most cordially invited to attend.
Social Events
CLUB, LODGE AND LOCAL ACTIVITIES
Mary Kelly, Woman’s Editor
Phone 625
I
Married in California
Christian Church Ladies
Have Potluck at Myers
The Women’s Council of the Christ­
ian church met W’ednesday at the
home of Mrs. Ike Myers for a potluck
dinner preceding their regular after­
noon meeting. Mrs. Meyers, who is
president of the group conducted the
business meeting and the program.
Mrs. William Shepherd led the devo­
tions. Present were Mrs. Nat Wills,
Mrs. Frank Caraway, Mrs. Glen
Shelton, Mrs. Ione Thielke, Mrs. Clif­
ford Roebke, Mrs. Hugh Jull, Mrs.
Herbert Whitaker, Mrs. Lowell Cree,
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Mrs. William
Shepherd, Mrs. B. A. Lawrence, Mrs.
Arthur Hedge, Mrs. Susie Haynes
and Mrs. Ike Myers.
The August meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. William Shepherd.
I 2— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1957
M ts . J. C. Dickinson and Mr. and
' Mrs. O. W. Gorton and Dale of Salem
were Friday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Cree.
Guests arriving at the home of
Mrs. J. F. Potter last week for an
indefinite stay were her sister, Mrs.
IC. B. Trask and twin granddaught­
ers, Jeannie and Jackie Sandlin, all
I of Freso, Calif. They were met at
the train in Salem by Mr. and Mrs.
; Clyde Hill of that city, who drove
! them to Mill City. Spending Wed­
nesday night at Mrs. Potter’s home
were her granddaughter, Mrs. Rich­
ard Larson (Jackie Potter) and three
children of Oregon City. The two
“Jackies,” who are namesakes, had
never seen each other ufltil now.
Visiting the Robert Veness family
last week was Miss Betty Louise
Foyer of Honolulu, Hawaii, the siater
of Mrs. Robert Veness. Mrs. Mar­
garet Dillingham and Mrs. Mary
Lee of Portland, long time friends
of the sisters, drove Miss Foyer to
Mill City on Monday, where the group
enjoyed their annual reunion, as well
Mr. and Mr*. Clement Matzen and
as outdoor luncheon and dinner in the
Shower for Mrs. Holt
son, Bruce of Woodland Hills, Calif.,
backyard. Wedesday Miss Foyer ac­
_
_ ’
Miss Claudie Joe Johnson, daugh- Rosalie Bassett Has
arived ____
Sunday night
for a few days
companied the Veness family on a
isit with Mr. and Mrs. Al Nesbitt ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson of
Miss Rosalie Bassett entertained day’s outing at Suttle Lake. Thurs­
I Lyons and James M. Tate, son of
nd daughter, Miss Frances.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tate of Sublimity members of the Rainbow Girls at her day morning Mrs. Veness drove her
were married July 24 at Downey, | home Sunday afternoon in honor of sister to the bus depot in Salem
Calif., in the Little Chapel on the Mrs. Willie Joe Holt (Frances Ward) where Miss Foyer entrained for a
Gifts were presented the new brief visit to Portland before flying
Greens. They were attended by her
to Chicago early Saturday morning
bride
and refreshments served.
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James
Those present were Cara Lee Whit­ to spend the month of August with
E. Owens. They have returned to
her parents, Mr. and ’Mrs. Arthur
Lyons and are now at home at the ten, Shereen Muir, Betty Christian, D.
Foyer of Evanston.
Phyllig Pate, Sandra Olson, Frances
I Apple Tree Court.
Nesbitt, the guest of honor and the (
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hostess.
Bridal Shower Held at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Becker
of Aloha.
Miss Sherry Hansen came late, as
Ward Home for New Bride she had been in Portland with other The same goes for the following: a
—1 Festival Queen Candidates son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sellars
A lovely bridal shower was given !Z
Bean
when
they appeared over channel 12. of Winston, Ore. Mrs. Sellars is the
for Mrs. Willie Joe Holt (Frances
former Roselle Vickers, who form­
Ward) at the Alfred Ward home
erly resided in Idanha. A son, James
Friday evening by a close friend of
Gregory,
born July 11 to Mr. and
the bride, Miss Bunny Caudle. About
Mrs. Jim Loper of Myrtle Creek.
25 attended the affair.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Entertainment for the evening
By Boots Chamoion
Carte also of Myrtle Creek.
consisted of several contest games,
Anna Stevens entered the Salem
Mrs. Loper is the former Anna
with prizes being won by Mrs. James General hospital Sunday where she
Bess
Carte who formerly resided with
Grant and Mrs. Charles Kelly. Fol­ wil undergo sinus surgery this week.
her parents at Idanha. She attended
lowing the opening of the many beau­
Mrs. Dave Oja returned to her Detroit school.
tiful gifts, which were presented to home over the weekend following a
Monday visitors at the home of
the guest of honor in a decorated week’s medical check up at the Vets
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Aiderman were
parasol, delightful refreshments of hospital in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McCoy and daugh­
punch, cookies, ice cream, and coffee
B. E. (Spike) Waters of Yakima, ter, Linda of Myrtle Creek.
were served by the hostess.
Wash., father of Mrs. Raymond So­
Mr. and Mrs. Len Davis and Mr.
Attending the affair, besides the phy, underwent major surgery at a
and
Mrs. Gudne Geston of Idanha
guest of honor, were Mrs. Athol Un­ hospital there Monday. His condition
derwood, Mrs. Arthur Hedge, Mrs. is reported as grave. The Waters spent the weekend salmon fishing at
Bert Cole, Mrs. Ernest Graham, resided in Detroit for a time and Winchester Bay. They reported the
Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mrs. Verne were employed at Detroit Market. | ocean rough but good fishing.
A delightful family reunion pot­
Clark, Mrs. Frank Blazek, Mrs. Fred
The Eagles Auxiliary will sponsor
luck
picnic was held on the grounds
Grimes, Mrs. Chris Knuteson, Mrs. a dance Friday evening at the De­
Sullivan and Marie. Mrs. W. H. Da­ troit Community Fire Hall building. of the Al Sorseth residence Sunday.
vis, Mrs. Marlin Hansen, Mrs. Glenn Cy Shannon and his Rancheros will Fortyfive were in attendance for
Mrs. Janies Grant, Mrs. Cloyd Cox, furnish the music. Refreshments will this second reunion. Relatives at­
Mrs. John Muir, Mrs. James King, be available, and prizes awarded. All tending were from Renton, Wash.,
Portland, Hillsboro, Lebanon, Sweet
Miss Nancy Olson, Miss Donalee are welcome.
Home, and Springfield. Guests re­
Oliver, Mrs. Richard Sibley (Annie
Dinner guests at the Champion
Howell), Mrs. Don Lemke (Char­ home Wednesday evening were Mr. maining for a visit throughtout the
lotte Sullivan), Mrs. Alfred Ward, and Mrs. Alfred Stahlman of Mill week are Mrs. Sorseths parents, Mr.
and the hostess, Miss Bunny Caudle. City, and Wright Dorothy of Onawa, and Mrs. A. J. Sportsman, and
Others sending gifts, but unable Iowa. Mr. Dorothy, father of Mrs. daughter, Janet and son, Ron of
to attend included Mrs. Russell King, Stahlman is on an extended visit at Renton, Wash. Sunday and Monday
guests were her uncle and aunt, Mr.
Mrs. Robert Boak, Mrs. Olivette N. the Stahlman home.
and Mrs. R. J. Davis, of Hillsboro.
Roles, Mrs. Earl Hartman, Mrs. Ray
Friday evening guests at the
Caudle, and Mrs. Lawrence Kanoff. Stahlman home in Mill City were
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dorothy of
Sims Family Reunion
Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
«
Champion of Detroit. The evening
Held at Flook Home
was spent viewing the Champion’s
The annual Sims family reunion home movies. Refreshments were
was held recently at the home of Mr. served.
and Mrs. George Flook of Mill City
Mrs. Ella Johnson and Mrs. Mabel
with a picnic dinner on the Flook Moore of Detroit accompanied by ,
lawn.
Mrs. Fannie Noble of Stayton spent ,
Relatives of the Sims family pre­ three days of last week at the coast. I
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sims, They reported wonderful weather
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Sims and family, and a grand three days at Sundown
William Gilkey, Elmer Neimi and Motel near Waldport. Enroute home
three sons,
Howard
Trollinger, they visited the agate show at De­
daughter, Sharon and son, Howard, Lake and the art museum and Doll
all from Scio; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel House at Wecoma Beach.
Sims and three daughters, Salem;
Sunday visitors at the home of
REMOVE THIS
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sims. Sr., Mr. Mrs. Mabel Moore were Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Ken Sims,
Jr.,
and
fajnily,
Patrick OI
of Napa, Calif., «»«v*
and
i
• « „
q :~. s I Roy ratriih
SHADOW FROM
Lebanon; 1. •nd Mr. llort ll.rri.; ' lh'.'r.
h“±’'‘
Shedd; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harris, and four children of Sheridan. They
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson were accompanied by Jesse Patrick
YOUR HOME
and daughter, Judy, Eugene; George of Roseburg, father of Roy, who was
S. Flook, and Mr. and Mrs. George was at one time S. P. conductor and
Does your insurance fall short
Flook.
resided in Detroit from 1912 until
The family holds this reunion each
year marking their deceased moth­ he retired from railroad service. The of covering today’s higher
Patricks had just returned from a
er’s birthday, July 20th.
month's vacation spent near Prince | value of your property? If so
George, B. C., where they have a
Bridal Shower Held
you stand to lose important
summer home.
For Mrs. Jim Stahlman
Recent guests at the Champion money in case of fire.
DETROIT—A miscellaneous bridal home were Mrs. Champion’s sister
shower honoring Mrs. Jim Stahlman and niece, Emm* and Joan Ramage
(Donna Rae Stevens) was held at the of Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
D. B. HILL INSURANCE
home of Mrs. Buck DeLano recently. Hill and son, Lloyd of Vancouver,
1
Wash.
Co-hostesses were Mrs.
Gordon
COMPANY
Felicitations are in order for Mr. .
Brown and Mrs. Joe Arsenault. Mrs.
Stahlman was the recipient of many and Mrs. John Davis of Bend on the I
SEE ITS SOON
birth of a daughter, Barbara Lynne,
lovely gifts.
Refreshments
were served
to who tipped the scales at 7 pounds 4
Phooe 1708. Min City, Orep*
Mmes. Alvina May, Betty Dunbar, ounces, born July 25 at St- Charles
Barbara Slator, Fay Cooper, Berna- hospital there. Grandparents are Mr.
dine Stoll, Clydia Story, Anna Stev- i and Mrs. I.en Davis of Idanha, and
ens, O*kie Nyberg, Robert Shepherd,
F * el Estey. Zella Oja, Pearl Giebe-
r. Stella Davis, Laar* Rarey, Mrs. |
Macki, Christ >a Nyberg, Martine I
Rarey, Mary Witt, Sandra Young-
b d, Becky Stoll, Lucille Brown.
Hind Quarter of Beef at Retail Cost..... $78.97
I • la and Don-a Brown, Enid Arsen­
Equivalent hind quarter cut and wrapped
ault, Carol Goodrich, Mill City, Mag-!
g:e *nd Timmy DeLano, Audrey i
Ready for your locker ...............................$54.00
Layman, Marly.e Friend, and Mary .
Ann DeLano, Neosko, Mo.
Savings to you...................................... $24.79
Sending gifts but unable to attend
Locker rent $1 I per year. Savings on meat pays
were Mmes. Edn* Myers, Hilma
Dickie, Penny Shepherd,
Phy Ilia
locker rent plus locker use for other produce.
Ketchum, Irene Stout, Phy Ilia Hill,
Mabel Moore, Wayne Halseth. Brei-
U. S. Good Round Steak, lb........................... 83c
tenbuah Springs, Mary Clester, Mel­
FRESH FISH
ba Harlan, Velma Aiderman, Lee
Ware, Mill City; Ann Fagan, Delta
Renn, Roma Cook, Millie Stahlman,
MILL CITY
Boots Champion, Chick Mason and
2-3
Phone 4407
Martha, Shirley Long and Edna Ma-
Ph. 7243
m.
Mill City
Hrs. 8 a.m.- 6:30 p. m
toon.
DETROIT
10 lbs. 83'
Golden West Ofir«
Coffee lb.
Ö3C
IGA CORN 303 cans
IGA PEAS 303. cans
7 cans 98'
Swift’ning
IGA Tomatoes 303 cns
7 cans 98c
IGA CATSUP
2 bottles 29c
*
1
I
$
Green Onions bun 5€
GROUND BEEF
Cucumbers each 5C
3 lbs 1.00
WATERMELON
lb. 3?
TURKEYS
Pound 43c
MEATS
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Prices Good Fri. & Sat., Aug
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