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Friday, Saturday, Sunday, May 23-24-25
ABBOTT & COSTELLO. MARJORIE MAIN, in
Ike Myers
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Myers’ Guesfs
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Party Saturday Evening
Phone 62.
May Meeting rJ
of P P. T.
T. C.
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Club Held at Mari-Linn
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Many Out For Joint
Installation Sunday
For Rainbow-DeMolay
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1S58
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Hot and cold water furnished.
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MEHAMA—Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
LYONS—The May meeting of the
Roberts were hosts at their home P. T. C. club of the Mari-Linn school
Saturday evening for a pot lock sup­ was held Tuesday evening at the
"COMIN* ROUND THE MOUNTAIN”
per honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ike Myers school house with Donna Wesley pres­
_ PLUS —
Give old furniture
who are moving from Mill City where ident presiding over the meeting.
AUDIE MURPHY, GEORGE NADER, in
they have lived for the last few
The high light of the evening was
Impressive installation ceremonies
new sparkle
years. Invited for the eveinng were the installation of the new officers for the new officers of Marilyn As-1
■*JOE BUTTERFLY”
' former neighbors of the Myers’ and which were installed by Mrs. James sembly, No. 60, Order of Rainbow
Funnier than "Teahouse of the August Moon.”
j Roberts’ when both families lived at Wright. Officers for the coming year for Girls, and Santiam Chapter of
j Elkhorn. Present for the supper be- are Mrs. Guy Hartle president, Mrs. DeMolay for Boys were held jointly
sides Mr. and Mrs. Myers were Mr. Hazel Wirth vice president, Mrs. before a large audience Sunday after­
and Mrs. Bill Bickett and two daugh­ Robert Walton secretary and Clinton noon in the Mill City Elementary
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Knox and Land treasurer. Plans were discussed
school auditorium. Assuming the
three sons, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kind­ for the annual school picnic which highest stations in their respective
red, Mrs. Carl Longenecker, Mrs. will be held at the school house on organizations were Miss Phyllis Pate,
Kenneth Bain and the hosts, Mr. and Sunday, May 25 with all parents and
Mrs. Roberts and daughters. Mrs. friends invited to attend. Each fam­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pate
Longenecker and Mrs. Bain both ily is to bring a hot and cold dish al­ and Douglas Hirte, son of Mr. and
came from east of the mountains for so their table service. Coffee and ice Mrs. William Hirte.
Besides the Worthy Advisor, other
the occasion. Their husbands were i cream will be furnished by the P. T. C.
unable to be present as they are war­
Two representatives from Salem officers installed for the Summer
dens on a game refuge.
were present to talk on Scouting and Term of Marilyn Assembly included:
Mr. and Mrs. Myers were algo an effort is going to be made to re­ Worthy associate advisor, Sandy 01-
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guests of honor recently at another organize the Boy Scouts. At the close --- ; Charity. Becky Stoll; Hope,
pot luck supper held at the Robert of the meeting Paul Schiewek was Frances Nesbitt; Faith, Nancy Storey
Carpenter home on McCulley Moun present and showed pictures taken in Chaplain, Carol Pate; Drill Leader,
Clydie Storey; Associate Drill leader,
tain. Present for that supper were j the Holy Land.
Pat Henry; Love, Arlene Kershaw;
mostly members of the Mehama
local of the Farmers Union and a Gertrude Shoemaker Circle --------------- Patg\ Pe"ni^: ^‘X*
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Cheryl Hirte; Immortality, Phyllis
few other friends.
Bickett; Fidelity, Carol Veness; Pa-
Those enjoying the supper were Honors Mrs. Ike Myers
The Gertrude Shoemaker Circle of triotism, Julie Randall; Service, Judy
Mr. and Mrs. John Neal, Mr. and
Th*
Mrs. H. W. McCarley, Mr. and Mrs. the Christian church met Wednesday Kay; Outer Observer, Suzy Carlson;
named Dot
w., e * young
B. L. Kirsch and Lei Lonnie, Mr. at the church for an all day meeting. Confidential Observer, Kathy Harris;
and Mrs. Luther Stout, Mr. and Mrs. , A quilt was tied in the morning and Musician, Bonnie Boroughs; Choir
So OS* jtnow,tdKt of auto* »» oot-
Dorothea
Humphreys;
Sam Wiser, Mrs. Mabel Patton, Mrs. ' a pot luck luncheon served at noon. Director,
Dutch Boy Quick-Drying En­
G. D- McCall, Rev. and Mrs. James
Following the luncheon the group Pages, Ray Yankus and Doris Hutch­
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Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Myers and the | honored Mrs. Ike Myers, who left inson; Choir, Tamara Morris, Ellen
amels transform old furniture
^oion’j attendant
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hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter.
Sunday for Washington to make her Hoeye, Jeanne Hampton, and Carol
into bright points of interest,
° *e* ihat there’s nothing forgo»-
, home, with a handkerchief shower. Sue Ball.
give
new life and luster to doz­
Jean O'Rourke and Cathy Brink- I The Women’s Council of the church j Besides the Master Councilor, oth- |
ens of things around the house,
man of Mt. Angel spent the weekend presented her a china cup and sau­ er boys installed as officers for San- j
Mr*. Pal®«» M Cramer. CJ ovm , California
inside and out. Gem-bright,
at the George Cree home.
cer for her collection. At the after- [ tiam Chapter of DeMolay Included '
noon meeting, Mrs. Fish presided at Jim Gulliford, Bob Gordon, Walt I
these enamels spread smoothly,
Minute Mar. service is the fastest, most
Spcuding a couple of hours recent­ the business meeting and Mrs. Lowell Thomas, Clifford Cookson, Oscar'
dry in a jiffy, have a rugged
thorough check-up...Royal 76 the finest, most
ly at the home of Mrs. Fred Grimes Cree was program chairman.
Harris, Fred Mitchell, Gary Klok-
surface that takes weather and
powerful fill-up your car can get anywhere.
and Mrs. Morris was Carrol Morris
Present were Mrs. Ike Myers, Mrs. stead, and Jim Baughman.
wear and still keeps its bril­
and
his
bride,
the
former
Marilyn
E.
K.
Fish,
Mrs.
Elmer
Shaw
and
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Installing officers for the Rainbow
WIN >25 DO! $en(j u» a limorick about your
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They
were
liance. Get some today!
Skye
Shaw,
Mrs.
Lowell
Cree,
Mrs.
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Installation
were;
Worthy
Advisor,
favorite Union Oil product or service. It published,
married at Park AFB, Calif., where Nat Wills, Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Shereen Muir; Marshall, Sherry Han­
we*11 tend you a chock tor >25 00 Write to
both are Airmen 3c. Also present to Mrs. Hugh Jull, Mrs. William Shep­ sen; Chaplain, Cara Lee Whitten; ■
70 Limericks, Union OU Co.. Union Oil Center,
welcome the newlyweds were Mr. and herd, Leroy and Jerry, Mrs. Susie Recorder, Anne Marie Hirte; and
P.O. Bon 7600, Los Angeles M Caht.
Mrs. Robert Sommer, Jr., and Jim­ Haynes, Mrs. Julia Kemp, Mrs. Frank Musician, Mrs. Virginia Hoeye.
mie, Letha Sommer and Cathy, and Caraway, Mrs. Glen Shelton, Mrs. | Officiating for the DeMolay Boys
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Mr. and Mrs. Vardie Shelton, all of Arthur Hedge, Mrs. Larry Lawrence,
a- k * ; were: Installing Officer,
Marlin
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Scio. They also spent a short time Cathy and Connie, Mrs. F'
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™ Shelton: Senior Councilor, Butch Mar-
at the Fred Duffy home. Mrs. Duffy Freeman and Paul and Mrs. nL
George
■“'”'2^ tin; Junior Councilor, Marion Schol-
is an aunt of Carroll Morris.
Flook.
______ lian; and Marshall, Ken Epperson.
Following the installation, Miss
Pate introduced her parents, Mr. and
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Mrs. Roy Pate, and three younger
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sisters, all of Mill City; also her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
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Waters of near Aumsville, and sev-
I eral aunts and uncles who had come
for the festivities.
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¡were: Miss Sherry Hansen, paet We Give S & II Green Stamps
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, Grand Historian of the Grand As-
Telephone 2206
I sembly of Oregon; Mrs. Dorothy
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Draper, Mother Advisor; Mrs. Laurell
Mill City, Oregon
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Johnson, Grand Representative to the
Province of Sask.. Canada; Mrsti Ed­
na Hutcheson, Worthy Matron, Mar­
ilyn Chapter, OES; Mrs. Very! Hoo­
ver, Sweet Home Chapter Worthy
Matron; Sid Baughman, WM, Mill
City Lodge; Miss Shereen Muir, Jun­
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ior Past Worthy Advisor, Marilyn
Assembly; and the Misses Cara Lee Dependable Prescription
Whitten and Sherry Hansen, also
past worthy advisors of Marilyn
Service
Assembly.
The crowning ceremony for the
J. C. Kimmel
new Worthy Advisor was put on by
the DeMolay Boys, coached by Olin
Spiva, Turner, DeMolay Dad. Im­ Phone 6607
Mill City
mediately afterward, the boys we.-e |
presented gifts fwm Miss Pate. A :
beautiful gavel was presented to the
orthy Advisor by Robert Draper.
Nosegays from the DeMolay Chapter
were presented to Phyllis, as was
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a lovely bouquet of red rosebuds
from Douglas Hirte and his parents.
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Dorothy Draper, mother advisor,
Through their efforts the world’s best entertainment is brought
presented the out-going worthy ad­
visor, Shereen Muir, with her white
into your homes. Through their efforts the great NBC network pro­
Rainbow Bible. The installing offic­
grams and KPTV local shows are yours at the turn of a dial.
ers including Mrs. Hoeye, were pre­
sented with gifts from Phyllis Pate.
If you do not subscribe ... if you are not viewing KPTV you're
Several numbers were sung by the
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high school girls’ trio, Yvonne Dick­
missing too much.
ie, Sandra Thomas, and Frances Nes­
bitt, accompanied by Miss Helen
Hara ara »oma of tha up-comlng ihowi on KPTV channel 12:
Park.
Upon being installed and receiving
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
the gavel, Douglas Hirte, introduced
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B-
Eddi« Fisher
Wagon Train
Restless Gun
Groucho Marx
Hirte, hi» grandmother, Mrs. Frank
Georg« Gob el
Well» Fargo
This is Your Life
Dragnet
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Hirte, and numerous aunts, uncles,
Twenty-One
Adventure» of McGraw
Boot» and Saddle»
Tennessee Ernie Ford
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and cousins who were present, also
Th« Californian»
Suspicion
House of Horror
Mike Hammer
his two sisters, Cheryl and Sharon,
Medic
both of whom are Rainbow Girls.
Olin Spiva, Dad of DeMolay, was
FRIDAY
SUNDAY
SATURDAY
introduced as was Bob Draper, who
Friday Night Fight»
Kit Carson
Northwest Ramblings
has sponsored the local boys who
Jefferson Drum
Men of Annapolis
Perry Como
are members of Santiam Chapter. I
Decoy
Amateur Hour
Steve Allen
Past Masters of Mill City Lodge,
Ranch Party
Your Hit Parade
Dinah Shore
Floyd Johnson and Robert Draper,
A’ »»¿J efuard skin and dothu'
Movie 12
' were introduced, as was Marlin Shel-
..
t*c ptrftci family deodor an u.
ton« past Master Councilor of Santi­
am
Chapter;
also
the
installing
of
­
PLUS THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURE FILMS
ficer» were thanked and asked to
Saw SOx! Tussv Cream Deed««*
"take a bow.”
Gary Cooper in "TASK FORCE — Lon Chaney in "MUMMY'S TOMB" — Robert Mitchum
2-oz. reg 11.00...now 50<.
«
M.»!. Hedwig Williams of Long­
Fragrant, gentle cream checks per-
In ONE MINUTE TO ZERO” — Dorothy McGuire in "TUI THE END OF TIME" - Robert
view, Wn., a cousin of Doug Hirte,
spuatioo. stops odor round the dock
Alda in "RHAPSODY IN BLUE" — Maureen O'Hara in "SPANISH MAIN" — Bela Lugosi in
.. is abedutelv safe (Handv 6-pack.
I P^yed a piano solo, other entertain­
"WOLF MAN MEETS FRANKENSTEIN — Humphrey Bogart in BIG SLEEP" — Glenn
ment consisted of a duet by JoAnn
reg M now 13 )
Ford in "WHITE TOWER" — Victor Mature in "AFFAIR WITH A STRANGER ' — Robert
.Vha. ender and Betty Christian, also
Sara sox j T„„ Rote-Magic De-
trances Nesbitt and Yvonne Dick­
Newton in BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE" - Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. in "SINBAD THE SAILOR-*
»Aerant reg. »1.00.. now 50*. RoUa
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on anti-penpirant protection; «op»
Joel McCrea in "COLORADO TERRITORY"
Mr. Spiva announced that Doug
odor «11 day. Wont "«cid-demage*
skin or clothes. For teen«, von »nd
Hirte was scheduled to receive the
EVERY DAY THE BEST VIEW IS ON
dad too.
[Chevalier Degree-’ for outstanding
KPTV
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on June 21.
*»•• 50X! Tessy Stic« Deederaet
Following the double ceremony,
reg. »1 00...now 50». if you prefer
OREGON’S FIRST TELEVISION STATION
decorated cakes, coffee, snd punch
the refreshing way of the “«tick.”
Mop« odor 24 hears Men like It.
were served by Mrs. Jack Gulliford,
AY
Mix Uoyd Völkel, and Mrs. Ernest
Uraham. The table and hall were
beautifully decorated in dogwood,
snowballs, and lilacs.
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