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Church Group to Meet
Again in September
The Friendship Circle of the Pres
byterian Church met at the home of
Eleanor LaMunyon Tuesday evening.
1 present were Evangelyn Fleetwood,
Mary Crowthers,
Fiorence More.
Pat Ingram, Janie Roach, Edith Paul, 1
I Edna Helgath, Virginia Hoeye, and ,
' the hostess.
The group will serve as hostesses
for the Women’s Association meet-
i ing on Thursday afternoon, June 19, 1
at E’ellowship Hall. The Friendship
! Circle will not meet as a group again !
! until September,
j It was voted to purchase two new
books for the church library which
was started recently.
Program for the evening was en
titled “The Way and The Ways,” pre
sented by Virginia Hoeye, assisted
by Evangelyn Fleetwood and Jane
, Roach.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess to those present at the con-
( elusion of the evening’s program.
Honored At Going Away
Party and Shower
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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE!
THURSDAY, JUNE 5. 1958
New Arrivals
Santiam
Memorial
Hospital
Bom May 29 to Mr, and Mrs.
James T. Wright, Mill City a boy,
James Michael, weighing 6 pounds
10 ounces.
Born May 29 to Mr. and Mrs. James
R. Lunsfod, Mill City, a girl, Cather
ine Sue, weighing 8 pounds 6*4 ounc
es.
Bom May 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bur Grossman, Stayton, a girl, Rarer.
Elizabeth, we.ghing 8 pounds 5 ounc-
Report
Born May 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Dar-
old M. Calavan, Jefferson, a girl,
Claudia Lee.
MILL CITY PHARMACY
Dependable
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Service
J. C. Kimmel
Phone 6607
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GATES—Mrs. Ed Chance was hon-
I ored with a going away party and
Hon about broadening my shoulders'^
handkerchief shower in the Gates
Women's Clubhouse on Thursday ev
ening. Hostesses were Mrs. Olive
Mrs. Reba Synder of Idanha is
Barnhardt, Mrs. Gwenn Schaer and
here this week at the home of her
Mrs. Audrey Levon. Group singing
brother and sister-in-law,
around the Clubs new piano was en-1
Mrs. Jerry Pittam.
joyed, and the farewell note read, af
refreshments
ter which
delicious
LYONS—Eighth grade graduation
Mr. and Mrs. Hi Smith entertained
were served from the pretty buffet i was held at the Mari-Linn school
at a buffet dinner Wednesday in hon
table, at which Mrs. ( Maude Davis
gym Thursday evening with 16 re or of their son, Dale, who graduated
poured. Present were; Mmes. Philo
ceiving their diploma?. Processional that night from high school here. Out-
Potter, Clarence Ball, Ed Kadin,
and recessional marches were played of-town guests were Mrs. Mary Fu
I Judy Kadin,
Dick Parker, Elmer
by the school band. Salutatory was qua of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Van
Stewart, Charles
Tucker,
Glenn
given by Carol Downer, and Valedic Prichard Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Henness, Bob Levon, A. T. Bam-
tory by David Prideaux. Class Will Prichard and family, Mr. and Mrs. Al
hardt, Walter Brisbin, G. C. Barn
I was by Vonda Watters and Phillip bert Wesley and Gloria, Mr. and Mrs.
hardt, Robt. Blumenstein, Barbara
| Seegar. A short program was pre Lynn Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Blumen'-tein, Harold Wilson, Joe No-
sented which consisted of Accordian Mays of Lyons; Mr. and Mrs. Clair
vack, Stanley Vail, Til Rains, Ed
number, vocal number, class song, J. Smith of Longview, Mrs. C. C.
Kershaw, Wm. Hutcheson, Marvin
baton number, vocal number by a girls Chatterton and Paul of Kalama, and
Dodge and son, Ed Chance, Mary Lou
trio, and a class play. Presentation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Douglas of Can-
Howell, Laura Joaquin, Ellen Chance,
of the class was by James Wright, by; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walczak,
Mattie Root, Maude Davis, Frankie
pricipal; Awards by Ralph Hurst and Don and Dale. Mrs. Clausen Christian
Johnson, Gwenn Schaer, Alice Wat
of Diplomas by Marshall Powell, and Betty and Yvonne Dickey of Mill
son, Rosa Roten and Louisa Wrig- chairman of the school board. Those ¡City,
glesworth. Sending a gift but unable receiving diplomas were Luella And- I _
| to be present were Mrs. Shirley
I Swaim, Mary Stafford, Mary Gulli- erson, Ruth Briscoe, Buddy Cruson,
Carol Downer, Bobby Free, Mary
ford, Martha Bowes, Pearl Oliver,
Kuiken,1
| Violet Bailey, Ruth Hess, Velma Car- ’ I Anna Goodell, Kathleen
| ey, Beulah Bowes and Elsie Völkel. " | Katherine Neal, Robin Prichard, I
Mrs. Ed Chance and young son, Ed. I David Prideaur, Phillip Seeger, Paul
Leonard
Jr., are leaving Sunday for California, Voltin, Vonda Watters,
to join her husband who is employed Wesley, Gary Wilson and Robert Wor
by the Forest Service, and is station ley,
S1
Sixteen Get Diplomas
At Mari-Linn School
Mill City Enterprise
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h y guard skin and clothes!
..th« perfect family deodorants.
Save 50%! Tussy Cream Deodor.
• st 2-oz. rec. $1.00...now 5O<.
Fragrant, gentle cream checks per
spiration, stops odor round the dock
... is absolutely safe. (Handy 6-paclc,
reg. $6... now $3.)
Save 50% 1 Tussy Roto-Magic De
odorant reg. $1.00...now 50«. Rolls
on nnti-perspirant protection; stops
odor all dav. XVon t “acid-damage"
skin or clothes. For teens, you and
dad too.
Save 50%! Tussy Stick Deodorant
reg. $1.00...now 50f. If you prefer
the refreshing way of the “stick."
Stops odor 24 hours. Men Tike it.
Services To Be Held for
Mrs. Hazel Hansard
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS QUICK,
THRIFTY WAY TO PROFIT —
PLACE A WANT AD IM THIS
NEWSPAPER NOW TO REACH THOSE
THAT ARE LOOKING FOR
YOUR OFFER.
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TUSSY
I
ed at Pozo Guard Station, their i
postoffice address being Santa Mar- I
garita. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dodge!
;and son will remain and live in the
' home here. A daughter Ellen is go-
' ing to business callege in Salem but i
i plans to go to California when she
Funeral services will be held at
; finishes this summer. A sun, Otis is I 10 a. m. Friday for Mrs. Hazel Hans
I in the Naval Reserves, going to school ard at the Salem Clough Barrick
and stationed at Treasure Island, near Chapel. Rev. Harold Lyman will of-
' San Franc¡ bco .
, ficiate and interment will be in the
1 City View cemetery.
Mrs. Hansard died Monday in a
Weather at Detroit Dam
! 7.00 AM. Daily Weather Readings ‘ Salem hospital after an illness of
1
several months. She was born in Mill
A» ui Lake Elevation
Mm. Min. Pep.
Elev. I City July 26, 1900 and was married
I May 28
65 52 0.22 1562.32 ito Everett Hansard in July 1936. He
■ May 29
70 52 0.14 1563.01 died in 1948.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
May 30
72 53 0.01 1563.57
May 31
71 51 0.38 1564.06 Nina Croehaw and Miss Erma Pulli
[June 1
60 51 0.40 1564.74 am, both of Salem, one son, George
June 2
73 52 0.19 1565.37 Huege of Salem, one sister, Mrs.
65 52 0.19 1565.S9 Carolyn Strasesbaugh and one bro-
(June 3
tlur, Percy Budlong of Salem; 11
---------------------------- granchildren and three great grand-
Mill City
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Tussy Cologne
Bath Powder
and Bubble Bath
We are Overstocked on
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MILL CITY PHARMACY
A NEWSPAPER WAS A RARITY
Dependable Prescription Service
J. C. Kimmel
Phone 6607
MILL CITY
IN MANY AMERICAN COMMUNITIES!
I
Then—a newspaper was a thing to be marveled al
—lor memories of the Press' fight for freedom were
fresh in mind. Although newspapers are common
in our country today, their existence should net he
taken for granted It is a wonderful fact that al
most all of our modern communities have their own
hometown newspapers freely edited by members
of their own communities—spreading the news
stimulating the business of the community, and
keeping their readers informed of important events
elsewhere. It is well to keep in mind that a free
press and a free people ere cm unbeatable team
liie Mill City Enterprise
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During This Sale
Liquid Fish Fertilizer
you can get Two Gallons for the price of One.
Buy One Gallon for $4.95
Get One Gallon FREE
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Nursery and Florist
Open 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Including Sundays
lv2 Blocks West of Station Highway
Phone Stas ton KO 9-2534
319 W. Washington St.