THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISB
THURSDAY, JUNE 1«, 1958
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Mary Kelly, Woman's Editor
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Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Richards Celebrate 6ufh
Wedding Anniversary Sunday Afternoon
Former Mill City
Teacher Becomes
Bride of Alaska Man
Miss Marian pesheck of Anchorage,
Alaska, a former teacher in the pri
mary department of the Mill City
Elementary School, was married to
The annual installation of officers Stanley True, also of Anchorage, at
145,
Order
for Marilyn Chapter, No.
an impressive three o’clock ceremony,
of the Eastern Star, will take place Sunday afternoon, June 15, at the
at the lodge hall at 7:30 p.m., Sunday beautiful new Conner-Dever Commun
evening, June 22, with Miss Julia
ity Church between Jefferson and Al
Kemp to be installed as Worthy Ma bany,
tron.
Soloist for the wedding was Mrs.
Installing officers for the affair
Donald Sheythe, who was accompan
will be: Rex Hartley, past grand pa
ied at the Hammond organ by Mrs.
tron of the Grand Cnapter of Ore Lee Ross, the latter also playing the
gon, installing grand patron; Esther
processional and recessional march
Hartley, past grand Esther of the
es.
Grand Chapter of Oregon, installing
Others attending from Mill City
grand marshal; Hallie Toman, past
included Mr. and Mrs. James Swan,
matron of Marilyn Chapter, installing
with whom the former Miss Pesheck
chaplain; and Virginia Hoeye, in
made her home while here, Miss Alice
stalling grand organist.
Smith, Mrs. Lloyd Sletto, and Mrs.
Those to be installed as officers Alice Huber of Lyons.
for the 1958-59 term include: Juha
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
Kemp, worthy matron; Walter Bris
and Mrs. Jack Pesheck of near Jef
bin. worthy patron; Elsie Völkel, as
ferson. A lovely reception was held for
sociate matron; Floyd Völkel, associ
relatives and friends immediately fol
ate patron; Mary Gulliford, secre
lowing the ceremony.
tary; Ethel Wills, treasurer; Gladys i
The newlyweds were to Hy back to
Lake, conductress; Goldie Storey, as-'
sociate conductress; Clara Morris, Anchorage, where the bridegroom has
chaplain; Edna Hutcheson, marshal; ’ a position with the railroad. The bride
Virginia Hoeye, organist; Alpha Ev- does not plan to continue teaching.
er]y> Ada; Ruby Brisbin, Ruth; Ge-
neva Jacobsen, Esther; Agne- Carl- Baby OnOWer On Mr$.
GATES—The 60th wedding anni from a beautifully decorated buffet
versary of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rich table, made colorful with red net bows,
ards furnished the inspiration for a and red rambler roses. C utting the
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very special open-house in the Gates cake was Mrs. Celene Taylor of Me
who
cut — the cake at __ their
— also
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Women’s Club building on Sunday af hama, t-
ternoon June 15th, from 1:00 to 4:00 50th wedding reception. Their grand
daughter, Mrs. George Sauve was in
P. M.
Heitor,. Corvollir..
charge of the punch bowl; their
Ned and Daisy, as they are known
grandson’s wife, Mrs. Elton Brown of Parker, Sentinel
Mrs. Harold Parks of Salem and
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to everyone, have been ‘fixtures’ in
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Retiring
officers, who
in Mrs. William Shepherd honored Mrs.
the canyon for many years. Ned, who Salem poured; and Mrs, Walter Bris
bin. Gates oldtimer also, had charge charge of chapter activities through Robert Shelton of Corvallis with a
is now 87, first met Daisy, now 79,
of the Guest Book. Forrest Holman of the past term, are Edna and William b>nk and blue shower Sunday after»
down at Mehama, and were married
I noon at the Shepherd home.
Stayton took colored movies of the Hutcheson.
at the Capitol Hotel in Salem, on
Games were played with Mrs. Har
event, and took time to show a film
Listed as “Courtesy Girls” are Es
June 15, 1898. Elmer Taylor, now 88,
old Mason and Mrs. William McClin
about
the
Gates
area,
also.
telle
Kay,
Julia
Bassett,
Mabel
Yank-
of Mehama was present at their wed
Out of town guests included Albert us, yiola Hirte, Gertrude Mason, and tock receiving the prizes. Following
ding,! infact he drove the team which
(Jiggs) Decker, Coos Bay, Mr. and Louise Oliver. Ushers for the affair the opening of the lovely gifts, re
took them to Salem, one of which was
Mrs. Clarence Decker, Eugene, Mr. Sunday will be Wilson Stevens and freshments were served by the host
balky, and provided an Interesting
esses.
and Mrs. Donald Hobson, Eugene, F!oyd Johnson.
sidelight to their trip) and was able
Mrs. Guy Mattoon, Coquille, Mr. and
Present were Mrs. Robert Shelton
to be present at this happy occasion,
Mrs. Ernest Nelson, Woodburn, Mr.
and Kathy of Corvallis, Mrs. Lyle
despite an auto accident a couple
and Mrs. Claire Thomas, Scio, Mr. and
and Mrs. Ed Cooke of Salem,
of weeks ago.
Christian Church Women Mason
Mrs. Cecil Haun, Salem, Mr. and Mr.s
Mrs. Ralph Jull of Corvallis, Mrs.
They first made their home west of Wilmer Crites, Corvallis, Mrs. Flor To Hold Installation Sun.
Francis Clarke, and Lana and Verna
I Mill City, at what is now the Al ence Carrysot Wise, Portland, Mr. and
Installation services will be held of Salem, Mrs. Earl Loucks, Mrs.
Ward home, which was honsteaded by M rs. Clarence Reed, Silverton, Mr.
Glen Shelton, Mrs. Harold Mason,
I Mrs. Richard’s mother. They moved and Mrs. Bill Bickett and three this Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. at
the Mill City Christian church for Mrs. William McClintock and Rhonda
to Gates in January, 1925, and Ned daughters, Mehama, Martha Glover
Sue, Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Mrs. Irl
was Marion County road supervisor and Jack Richards, Stayton, Vickie the new officers of the Martha Troxel iPlymale, Mrs. Franklin McDowell and
and
Gertrude
Shoemaker
Circles.
Mrs.
j until he retired. Their only daughter, Yeoman, Yachats, Mildred Agee, Port
the hostesses, Mrs. Harold Parks and
Mrs. Hazel Brown passed away in land, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Binegar, Sal Larry Lawrence will be he installing
! 1941. Two grandchildren, Elton Brown em, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sischo. Me officer. Following the installation Pamela and Mrs. William Shepherd,
Leroy and Jerry.
i of Salem, and Mrs. George Sauve of hama and Maud Zimmerman, also a Jthere will be a tea in honor of the
Sending gifts were Mrs. Eldon
incoming
and
out-going
officers.
j Lyons, were present, as well as 8 large number of friends from Detroit,
Mrs. Albin Cooper and Mrs. Arthur Hutchinson, Mrs. Larry Lawrence,
'great-grandchildren to help them cel- Mill City and Lyons. The happy couple
Hedge are in charge of the decora Mrs. Arthur Bassett, Mrs. Hugh Jull
| ebrate.
received a basketfull of cards from tions and Mrs. Hugh Jull and Mrs. and Mrs. Ernest Miller of Bend.
Serving Your Favorite Dishes For
Around 200 guests enjoyed the wed friends far and near and in neighbor- William Shepherd are in charge of
ding cake, coffee and punch, served | ing states, also.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Draper, pro*
the tea.
NOON LUNCHEON
Officers t< be installed are: Martha prietor of the Tidewater Oil Company
Troxel Circle: President, Mrs. Albin service station on North Santiam
Come out and enjoy good food and a quite
Cooper; vice president,, Mrs. Robert Boulevard, expect to leave this week
Gregory
secretary treasurer. Mrs. end for a two-weeks' vacation which
pleasant atmosphere.
William Shepherd and program chair will take them to visit relatives in
man, Mrs. M-lton Roten. For the Utah and Colorado.
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Gertrude Shoemaker Circle: Presi
Miss Berta Carol Morgan of Scio dent. Mrs. Arthur Hedge! vice presi
became the bride of Russell Eugene dent. Mrs. Floyd Shepherd; and sec
THE MILL CITY
Rice of Detroit Sunday afternoon at retary-treasurer, Mrs. Hugh Jull.
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Dinner — Dancing
ENTERPRISE
the Detroit Church of Christ.
The public is cordially invited.
Entered as second class matter Ne-
The Rev. Glen Lyda of Turner of
Entertainment Every Night except Wednesday
•etnber 10, 1944 at the post office at
ficiated at the 2 o’clock ceremony.
Mil] City, Oregon, under the Act of
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
March 3. 1879.
Phone 5844
Gates, Oregon
Josephine Morgan, the groom the
son of Mrs. Raymond Sophy of De-
Msrion-I inn Counties, per year S3.00
itroit and John Fred Rice of Reno,
lhitside. Marion-Linn Counties $SAS
Nevada.
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Dave Foster of Scio sang, accompa
nied by Mrs. Arlene Sorseth.
NfWSHHI
On behalf of the Gates Woman’s
Vern Morgan of Marion Fork, bro Club, their president, Mrs. Walter
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ther of the bride, escorted his sister Brisbin, has invited members o fthe
'ASSOCIATION
to the altar. She wore a white waltz Mil: City Woman's Club to attend a|
gown of imported embroidered Swiss no-host pot-luck luncheon at one
batiste, fashioned with a high neck- o clock Thursday afternoon, June 19,
i iiirirm
I line. The bouffant skirt with contour :n the Gates Clubhouse.
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ed hipline met a pink cummerbund of
following the luncheon, colored pic
! polished cotton. Her fingertip veil tures of the Gates area are scheduled
.
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AFTItiatt
was held in place by a white coronet. to be shown.
She carried a white Bible, centered
Telephone
6651 or 7605
Also invited to the affair are the
with rosebuds and stephanotis.
Women’s Clubs <i Silverton, Salem,
DON W. MOFFATT, Editor-Publiahi
The bnde’s honor attendent was and Sublimity.
her sister, Mrs. James Quarry of
PERSONAL STATIONERY
Scio. She chose a pink cotton waltz
gown with short veil headdress, and
LETTERHEADS
carried a nosegay of fan-shaped pink
and white roses.
ENVELOPES
James Quarry was best mar; for
his brother-in-law, and ushers were
the groom's brother, Richard Rice,
hat many practical, work-saving
and Lee Hopson Jr. of Idanha.
The reception followed the cere-
mony in the church parlors. Presid
ing at the punch bowl was the bride's
niece, Virginia Urban of Mill City.
ENCLOSURES
Cutting the cake was Mrs. Jim
Fletcher of Idanha. Raymond Sophy
BUSINESS CARDS
Jr. was in charge of the guest book.
The newlyweds have gone to the
BOOKLETS
Coast on their honeymoon, and for
traveling the bride changed to a tur
quoise linen suit with white acces
sories.
After the honeymoon the
young couple will be at home in De
troit.
Relatives from out of town attend
Att.'Q. mat i ,
,i
ing the wedding were the bride's
<I m > ptMHs tof <ll«m raten
ACCOUNTING FORMS
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morgan
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>Krsv,s
and family of Burns and sister, Mrs.
COOSliSI— STAIN MOOT
RULED FORMS
Marie Harris and family of Mill City.
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The groom's grandmother, Mrs.
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s - mw u *■>,
INVOICES
Glee Waters of Selah, Wash., Great
Aunt Mrs. Gladys Hunter, Seattle.
Great uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Cleveland from North Cen
tral, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Beau
mont Waters and family of Yakima.
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Mr. and Mrs. Verda Gsblr return
ed Saturday from a 10-day vacation
trip to Nevada and Utah, where they
visited the parents, brothers, and
sisters of Mrs. Goble. Upon their re
turn home, they discovered that their
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. “Bud” Matton, Kathy and Jan, of
San Bernardino, California, had ar
rived for a month's visit
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