/—THE MILL CITY E.NTERPR1SB
THLRSDAY, JUNE 26. 1958
*74e 'PJcMMOWi'
SWIM SUITS
FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN
Priced from $1.00 to $5.98
Ladies Bathing Caps $1.00
To Represent Local
Club at Convention
Mrs. Leo. Poole, president of the
Mill City Toastmistress Club, will be
the representative of her club at the
help. On her behalf, Julia Bassett toastmistress convention to be held in
„„ with
w.„. gifts.
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'Seattle, Wash., from July 13 to 16,
presented them
The worthy matron introduced her at the Olympic Hotel.
sister, Clara Morris a past worthy I Theme of the convention has been
matron and present chaplain of Mari- announced as “Tomorrow’s Hope
MILL CITY, OREGON
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ta. .nd Waller B,.,- Matron .nd
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worthy
patron «
of Mari-
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bin were installed as the new worthy *J
lyn >• a...»,-.
< napter,
,| 1 * , during good m
of the
order,
under
as a delegate from the local
impressive ceremony in the lodge hall »he new worthy matron, Waiter Bns-' club. The international speech con
Sunday evening, June 22.
¡bin, short talks of inspiration were test and installation of the interna-
Judge
of ~
Euclid
Chap-
by Rex
and
Merle
junge Rex
nex Hartley v.
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— ‘ tonal officers will be held at t he
ter, Jefferson, past'grand
ter
past grand patron of mar. Edna Hutcheson was also in-
in-, . g
conc]ave
the Grand Chapter of Oregon, grac- | troduced as a new member of theEs-1
TO BRING YOUR
iously served as Installing Grand Pat- tarl Committee. Rex Hartley later
ron, assisted by his lovely wife, Esth- dedicated a few complimentary re- tree for which they were thanked pro
HOME UP-TO-DATE
er, also a past grand officer, who act- marks to the “Courtesy Girls,” new- fusely.
The interesting meeting closed with
ed as Installing Grand Marshal. Oth- | ly-appointed by the worthy matron,
er install.ng officers were Hallie To- ( These include Julia Bassett, Viola the singing of “God Be With You,"
man, Salem, past matron of Marilyn Hirte, Gertrude Mason, Estella Kay, and the recitation of the Mizpah Ben
Chapter, as Installing Grand Chaplain ' Mabel Yankus, and Louise Oliver, I ediction by the congregation. Earliar,
and Virginia Hoeye of Mill City, In- ' Only the first three,, however, were the quartet from Salem had sung
My God And I" and “I Walked
stalling Grand Organist.
! able to be present.
MAKE A
MAKE A
Where
Jesus Walked.”
Other officers installed for the en- ■ Under leadership of Edna Hutche-
CAREFUL
LIST OF
Refreshments were served by Hel
suing term included: Elsie Völkel, son, retiring worthy matron, a love-
tour of your
Ideas
Associate Matron; Floyd Völkel, As-lly addenda was put on by the officers en Johnston, Velma Carey, Mabel Nel
home
and needs
sociate Patron; Mary Gulliford, Sec-1 in honor of the newly-installed wor- son, and Lora Mason. Decorations
retary; Ethel Wills, Treasurer; Gladys thy matron,
‘
Julia Kemp. The clever were arranged by Tena Graham and
Lake, Conductress; Goldie Storey, As replica of a “Treasure Ship,” on which Ethel Wills. Ushers were Wilson
sociate Conductress; crara Morris, appeared the name, “Julia,” was the Stevens and Floyd Johnson.
Decide whot you wont to
Put oil your ideas on style.
Chaplain; Edna Hutcheson, Marsh center around which the theme of the
color, special features in
Mr*. Gordon McMorria is on *
modernize. Note especiolly
al; Virginia Hoeye, Organist; Alpha degree was carried out, climaxed by
week
’ , s . vacation
from the U. S. Na-
writing.
List
oil
the
materials
Everly, Ada; Ruby Brisbin, Ruth; the presentation of a floral bouquet of ..
, .
waste spoce oreos and over
you may need. Check mogo-
Geneva Jacobsen, Esther; Agnes Carl "treasures” and a gift from the of- t,onal bank in Ml11 Cltr-
looked or put-off repoirs.
son, Martha; Mabel Parker, Electa; ficers.
zines for latest trends on
Dorothy Draper (not present/, Ward
The past matron’s pin was presented j
design ond construction.
er; and Earl Parker, Sentinel.
Too Late to Classify
to Edna Hutcheson by Mary Gulliford i
Among distinguished visitors pres- who bequeathed the title of “Junior 1
I ent were Merle Lamar of Silverton, Past Matron” to her. The past pat-| 3-BEDROOM HOME—Well built Eng
lish type dwelling, large l.-d. rm.,
j Grand Committee Member for the Es- ron's pin was presented by Wilson
MAKE A TRIP
] tarl Fund; Jo Carrick of Stayton, Stevens, a past patron, to William 1 lots of cabinets, large lot, view.
to our office
that s really
Grand Representative for the State of Hutcheson on behalf of the chapter. I *5,500’ or rent 555 with option to
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r Barrick
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Mame; and
Dr.
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for the
the Hutch-
Hutch., j buy. See Glen Shelton.
up-to-date
A humorou
humorous , d
degree for
Salem, who was accompanied by e8ong
wag
nUd
b
Elgie
Volkel
•
esons was presented by Elsie Völkel j FOR SALE—Red Raspberries and
Bermce Brewer, John Muir,and Mar-. associate mat
and Gladvg Lak j cultivated wild blackberries.—John
I
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01 hls qu7tet’ condustress highlight of which was j Kunkle, Lyons.
Phone
ULrick
and Dora Juberg, accompanist from (the prei(entation of an autbentic gilk i 8.2392.
27p
Chadwick Chapter. Also introduced j
was Laurel Johnson, Grand Repre-'
We ll be hoppy to give you
senative for Saskatchewan.
It's
modern
Io
be
procticol.
advice, and estimates on
The evening opened with the re
Get started soon. We cost
your listed needs. We hove
tiring of the officers who have serv
supply all the materials you'll
ed for the past fifteen months under
literoture to give you new
the able leadership of Edna and Will- ’
need
including
a
wide
va
ideas, and wide experience
iam Hutcheson, lollowed by the in- |
riety
of
West
Coast
Lumber.
in modernization projects.
troduction of the installing officers. i
FOR THE CHILDREN
Entrance of the new officers to be!
installed was marked by the first ap- .
Sparklers - Caps Guns - Sky Fliers
t>© it yourstll or hire it done. But stort Now by (ontocting:
pearance of their new American Beau
ty gowns, ac ented by white nose
Swim Fins - Masks - Snorkels
gays carried by each, except for Julia
Kemp who was gowned in all-white
and carried a white Bible.
FOR YOUR PICNIC
Immediately following the installa
tion of the new worthy matron, a
Coleman Stoves - Picnic Baskets
piano solo, “Dream Celestial,” was '
dedicated to her by Virginia Hoeye.
Picnic Jugs -
Little Brown" Ice Chests
After her entire corps of officers
Open Saturday
was installed. Miss Kemp expressed
her appreciation to the installing of
ficers and others for their courteous
Mary Kelly, Woman s Editer
ADA’S NEEDLE SHOP
Phone 625 w
Julia Kemp and Walter Brisbane Installed as
Matron and Patron of Eastern Star at Mill City
ENJOY THE FOURTH
Kelly Lumber Sales
LOOK.' 25°/o Discount on
SPORTING BOOTS
Regular $15.45 NOW $11.59
JENKINS HARDWARE
Me Give S and II Green Stamps
>KU City, Ore.
Phone 2206
3 BARGAIN DAYS
AT YOUR
FARMER’S CO-OP
Allen Field Mill City
During our June
APPLIANCE SALE
SAVE
$100
YOU CAN
as much as
Little League Base Ball Games
Jefferson vs. Mill City
1st Game 6:00 o'clock at Allen Field
2nd Game 7:30 o'clock
food Concession Stand will be Open
I
Sponsored By
Mill City Volunteer Fire Department
ON CAPRI
I pright or Chest Freezers
| AUTOMATIC WASHERS & DRYERS
AND COMBINATION
Freezer - Refrigerators
ONCE
A
YEAR
VALUES
HURRY!
COME IN TODAY!
Santiam Farmers Co-op.
Seed».
F ertilizer
Custom Clouting
F eeds
Grinding and Mixing
Petroleum Products
Machinery
Hardware
Hvuseiiold Appliances
r- h-pbooe RO »-2136
Seed Marketing
Stayton, Ore.