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LYONS METHODIST CHURCH
Charles McCarthy, Pastor
Sunday school at 0:4* a. m.
■THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, JULY 3, 19 5 4
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GATES
Mrs. H. N. Wilson
Worship »ervico, 11 *. m.
IN OUR
MILL CITY COMMUNITY CHURCH
Full Gospel
Rev. E. B. Jewett, Pastor
Prayer Meeting. Friday, 7:45 o. m
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Evangelistic Service 7:45 o. •n.
Bible Study, Tuesday, 7:45 o m.
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COMMUNITY PREHBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Mehama
Rev. James Hardy, Pastor
Bible School, 10:00 a. m.
Worship Hour, 11:00 a. m.
A friendly welcome to aU.
DETROIT CHURCH OF CHRIST
Glen Lyda, Minister
Sunday school at 10:46.
Morning Worship at 11.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Mrs. Helen Davis, Pastor
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Hour, 7:46.
Wednesday. Cottage Prayer Meet-
Ing, 8:00 p. m
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH
North Mill City
Rev. Gene E. Davidson, Psotor
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m
Morning worship 11 am
Evening service 7:30 p.m
Young Peoples Services every Sun-
lay st 6:30.
Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30 pm.
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OUR LADY OF LOURDES PARISH
Jordan. Oregon
Vass: 1st. 2nd, and 5th Sunday at
4:30 a.m.
Mass: 3d and 4th Sunday 10:80 a m.
Entertains at Birthday Party Miscellaneous Shower Heid
At Gates for Miss Geralyn
At Her Home In Gates
GATES—Mrs. Oliver Watson was Norris Saturday Night
Mr. snd Mrs. Earl Thomas, and four
Womens Society of Christian Ser- children of Terrebonne were in the hostess for a party Thursday after­
GATES—Miss Geralyn Norris, it
rice meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of Gates area Saturday, accompanied by noon at her home, given for Mrs. Mary Portland, bride-elect of Earl Henneae,
•ach month with Mrs. Wilson Stevens his mother Mrs. Morrie Thomas, of Lou Howell and Mrs. Maude Davis was the inspiration for a lovely mis­
whose birthday it was, being born the cellaneous shower in the Gates Wom­
si president.
Mill City, who had just returned from some day and the same year.
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en’s Club building on Saturday even­
a visit at the home of one of her
SANTI AM CHAPEL AT LYONS
Birthday cards, signed by all pres­ ing. Hostesses were Mrs. Margaret
daughters.
Olive,
up
in
M
ashington.
ent, were givento Mrs. Lola Henness Rush, Mrs. Hattie Cole, Mrs. Gwen
Jay Beebe, Pastor
All were former Gates resident.s
Sunday School 9:46 a. as.
and Mrs. Edna Hutcheson, who also Schaer, Mrs. Barbara Pennick and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mills of New­ had birthdays this week. After the Mrs. Audrey Levon. Rceeiving guests
Church Services 11:00 a. m.
port, were week end guests at the opening of cards and gifts, cake, at the door, and placing the gifts on
Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
Young People’s service, Thursday home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. cookies and ice cream was enjoyed. the c gift table, were little —
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Misses
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evening 7:30 p. m. Jacquie Walker, Lou ^elle. Their son, Bill Mills Jr.
Present were Mesdames, Ruth Ker- | ,jee Henness and Janis Jacobson. Pink
who is with the Navy, accompanied shsw, Norma Henness and two i-ambler roses in a tall tiered glass
president.
Prayer meeting and Bible itudy them, also. At present the young man children, Laura Joaquin, Helen Ed- arrangement centered the buffet table
is stationed, at San Diego. Calif.
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Friday evenings 7:30 p. m.
holm. Ruby Brisbin, w
Lola
Henness,
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The W. N. Kershaws, and Mr. and Nel)/ AUen Mary w’ilson Alice Wat- large room, with tall pink tapers.
Mrs. Ed. Kershaw, Arlene and Billy» | son, $arah Rains, Mary Howell, Emel-
Rose corsages were presented to
ST CATHERINE CATHOLIC
plan to celebrate the 4th on Thursday. ia Keiser Lucille Tucker, Dasiy the young bride-to-be, and to h«r
CHURCH, MILL CIl’Y
(their
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from the store) . when Blackburn.
Maude x/»-<-<
Davis. Edna — *-
Hutch-
Mass at 9-15 a.m. every Sunday
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they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mala
ríala |eson
eson< , Hazel Devine, Viola Hirte, Aud- erton, and to her grandmother, Mrs.
Confessions heard before Mass.
Fr. Senko, Pastor at Lacomb, and enjoy sort of a fam- rey Levon and daughter Lori, Frankie Inez Norris of Jennings Lodge. Ala»
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ily reunion.
( , Johnson. _
Dorothy
. Vail, . Eva Barn- to Mrs. Clare Henness, it being her
IDANHA COMMUNITY CHURCH
Mrs. Hollis Turnidge and Louis hardt and Olive Barnhardt. Sending wedding anniversary, and to Miss Lor­
Morning service 11 a.m.
Kelle were in Sisters and on to Eu­ gifts but unable to be present were ena Devine, bride elect of Marlin Cole,
Evening service 7:00 p.m.
gene the first of the week, where Mrs. Mary Stafford, Mrs. Mabel Pot­ whose birthday it was.
Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 they visited at the Carl Jensen home. ter and daughter Susie, Mrs. Fred
After opening of the many gifts,
p. m.
Mrs. Jensen is Mrs. Turnidge’s Kist, Mrs. Bessie Novak, Arlene Ker­ cake and coffee was served from the
Sunday school 10 a.m.
daughter, and her three children, shaw and Elsie Völkel.
buffet table, with Lorena Devine and
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Michael, Ronald and Susie accomp­
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH anied their grandmother home, and
coffee and tea service. Miss Charlene
Mill City
have spent the week visiting her and Schaer who is attending summer Cole of Mill City assisted the hostess
Rev. Robert Roach, Paster
in serving, also.
school at O. C. E. in Monmouth.
the Bob Kelle family.
Sunday School 9:46 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Wilson were in
Out of town guests were Mrs. Don­
Albert Millsap is spending softie
Morning worship 11:00 a.m.
lu Bates, Lorene Devine, a
<«< Mrs,
ald
and
time in Portland, visiting at the home Stayton Sunday, visiting with their „
Music by choir.
of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. daughter, Mrs. Don Carey and family. John Payton, all of Salem, Mrs. Roy
Midweek services Wed. 7:30 p.m.
and Mrs. Ralph Millsap and family., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen of Eu- Taylor of Dallas, grandmother of ths
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accompanied
Mr. U Jensens
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from
groom-to-be
Garnold J, Norris,
GATES COMMUNITY CHURCH
friend
Oklahoma, called
Beaverton, Mrs.
liorris, Jen-
xiivnu Susie
owaie Carlson,
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vx Mill
mux City, to . vinoiivm«,
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<.<«c Bob Kelle
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OF CHRIST
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Portland An
on Qatnrdav
Saturday, wkoro
where thp
the orirls
girls and IT/illic
Hollis Tnnrnidora
Tunrnidge honiPS
homes OVGF
over the nine*
ning's
Lodge; \fr«
Mrs. Slhiald«
Shields Remine,
Donald L. Hobson, Minister
and the Carlson family planned a week end, and the three Jensen child- Mrs. Gladys Mason and Mrs. Rudy
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
i ren who had been visiting here, re- Tohl all of Mill City. Earl Henness
shopping trip.
Morning Worship, 11:09 a. m.
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Mr. ___
and ______
Mr. G. ...
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Haegman of Jef- turned to their home.
now of Portland was present the first
Young People’s Class 5:00 p. m. ferson and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Whalen
Leatta McCall has gone to Fortuna, part of the evening and took colored
and Choir Practice. Mrs. Diane Hob­ of Kentfield, California, spent Sunday California, for two weeks visit with movies and later was joined by Mar-
son.
with the W. N. and Ed Kershaw fam- her father, who lives there.
' lin Cole of Mill City and Donald
Adult Bible Class 5:00 p. m.
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Mr. and ' "
Mrs. Viv ”
Herron and ' child-
Bates,
of Salem,
¡lies.
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| Col. and Mrs. J. R. Brown, and ren, accompanied by John B. Her­
Other guests present were Mes-
ST. PATRICK’S PARISH
daughter Kimberly Ann, of Victor­ ron, a brother, drove to Eugene Sun­ dames Geneva Jacobson, Jo Ann
Lyons, Oregon
ville, California, arrived Friday for day, for a visit at the home of Mr. Schroeder, Betty Savage, Ruth Hess,
Mass: 1st, 2nd, and 5th Sunday at a visit at the home of her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arthur. Mrs. Arthur Ruth Kershaw, Lucille Tucker, Maude
10:30 a.m.
and Mrs. W’m. Hutcheson. Col Brown will be remembered as Maurine Her­ Davis, Mary Wilson, Hazel Devine,
Mass: 3rd and 4th Sunday 8:30 s.m. is stationed at the George Airforce ron formerly of Mill City. Sheila Her- ^wen Schaer, Olive Bamhardt, Ru-
Rev. Bernard Neuman. SDS,-Pastor Base.
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ron, daughter of the Vic Herrons, re-. by Brinsbin, Norma
Lee Henness. Vel-
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a* i indefinite
wrl n i Fzx visit
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F Vi ho
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xx" z"« Cole,
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Ben Galligan, of Redmond, visited rtrt
mained
with
her r I 1 „
ma _ Carey,
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST I with the L. L. T.
Rynearsons one day
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and
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Barbara Pennick, Margaret Rush,
S. W. Second Street, Mill City
' this week.
I Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kuhlman have an- Eva Branhardt, Beulah Bowes, Lola
Sabbath School, 9:30 a. m. Satur­ I Mr. and Mrs. Merle Devine have other grandson, born June 23 in a Henness, Margie Parker, Zed’a Ry-
day.
recently received word that their son Salem hospital, to their daughter and nearson, Edna Hutcheson, Elsie Vol­
Morning service, 10:46 SaturJay
Gordon Devine has been advanced to son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin kel and Toni Newberg, and Wilma
Visitors welcome.
SPI3 recently (Corporal). He has Bibbier. The new young man ha sheen Stewart.
been stationed in Korea, but expects named Jon Scott, and an an older , Sending gifts, but unable to be pres-
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
to be realesed in August.
brother, Jimmy, who has been viisit- ent, were Mrs. Mary Hahn, Louiae
Benjamin A. I a w re nee. Minister
hig s grandparents here.
Little Robin Payton, daughter of ing hi
Hahn of Salem and Mrs. Wilmer
Sunday school 9:46 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levon and Crites, Corvallis, Connie Stewart,
Mr. and Mrs. John Payton. Salem
Morning worship 10:55.
has been visiting the past week with daughter Lori Susan, returned home Dorothy Childs, Mr. and Mrs. __
Ed
Evening Service, 8:00.
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Monday from a ten day trip to San Kadine, Odessa Ryals, Salem, Mr. and
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 8 P Stewart. Her parents spent the Francisco, where they visited at the Mrs. Stanley Vail, Mrs. Art Black­
week end here, but Robin plans to re- home of his parents, the J. D. Levons. burn, Mrs. Audrey Levon. Frankie
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| main another week.
They also visited several former Johnson, Mrs. Clarence Ball, and Carol
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
I Mrs. Roy Taylor of Dallas, spent the friends who reside in the Bay area. Sue, Emelia Keiser, Catherine Turn­
Devers Real Estate Building, Gates week end at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Clyde Oliver has been under idge, Bette Kelle, Caroline Brejcha,
Sunday, 11 a. m.
and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Glenn the care of a doctor this week and had Portland, Louise Oliver, Norma Etzel,
Wednesday meeting. 4th Wednes­ Henness. _______
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She returned _______
Monday-to
her X-rays taken at the Santiaru Memor- Fern Ridge; Richard Osterhout, Bes­
home, accompanied
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by Mrs. Gwenn ' 'a* hospital in Stayton.
day at b p. m.
sie Novak, Dorothy Arthurs, Venita
Eccleston, Sarah Rains, Alice Wat­
son, Mary Lou Howell, Nellie Allen,
Rosalind Howell, Mrs. Pearl Oliver,
Mrs. Donalee Biskholz, Marcia Barn-
hardt, Mrs. George Stafford, Mrs.
Carmen Barnhardt and children.
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Greater Oregon State
Fair August 28
Thru September 6
Oregon Highway
'Traffic Shows Increase
On 3 U. S. Highways
Good progress is being made on
construction of the new 4-H asid
FFA buildings at the Oregon State
Fair and barring unforseen delays
the constractors will turn them ov­
er to the State Fair Commission
August 1 substantially completed.
Oregon highway traffic increased
I Construction of the truss type roof 1 ner cent in May, 1958, compared to
at the FFA building is now under May. 1957, according to the State
'way. This building will be 92x112 with traffic count recorded at 46 rural
' a roof span of 80 feet. It will be counter locations throughout the state.
largely an open building, suitable for
General increases were revealed on
farm machinery and other similar US 30. US 99W and the northern sec-
exhibits by FFA members. One end tion of US 101. Decreases were not-
I will be enclosed for indoor projects. ' cd on US US 99 with the exception
The huge 4-H building is in three of the R. IL Baldock Freeway, north
sections, joined by roofed corridors. of Salem.
In one section will be a kitchen and
On Highway US 30 traffic was up
cafeteria seating about 700.
12.2 per cent at Huntington, 3 per
Another section contains 18 dor­ cent at Pendleton, 4x6 per cent at
mitory rooms in addition to shower Rowena near The Dalles and 5.3 per
and toilet rooms, and several small­ cent at Rainier.
er rooms for leaders. Dormitories will
Traffic on US 99 was dow-n 7.8 per
be equipped with double bunks.
ent at Oakland, 3.1 per cent at Grav«
The third section is the exhibit hall * reek north of Grants Pass, and 1:5
and auditorium with a large mezza- per cent at Halsey. At Chemawa Road
I nine floor. This part of the structure on the R. H. Baldock Freeway, traf­
is 116x216 with a stage at one end. fic increased 4 per cent.
The roof is supported by scisaors-type
On US 101 traffic increased 6.8
| structural beams with spans of 68 per cent at Gearhart and 3.7 per cent
feet. There will be demonstration at Otter Rock, while a 6.8 per cent
i areas in this hall for 4-H dollar din- decrease was recorded at Winchester
Bay.
| ners and adjoining kitchens.
Floors and walls of all buildings are
On the basis of the Highway De­
of concrete.
partment traffic counts, rural high­
way traffic for the first five months
of 1958 was 12 per cent greater than
for the same period of 1957.
Linn County Democrats
Complete Organization
The large plastic oven hasten can
| help you ¡n several ways. Use to re­
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At the biennial reorganization of move excess fat from meat drippings.
| the Linn Democratic Central commit­ I to change water from flower arrange­
tee held June 17 in the Lebanon city ments without disturbing the flow­
hall, 48 precinct workers were pres­ ers. and to water delicate plants.
ent, representing neaily uau of the
county’s 86 precincts. All officers
were reelected to serve until June
1960.
Reinstated were: Katherina Har-
ris. Lebanon, chairman; Francis Sem-
'er, Albany, vice-chairman; Irene
Graham, Albany, and Gale Burkhart,
Lebanon, alternates; Al Brown, Sweet
Home, secretary; Bob Anderson,
Sweet Home, treasurer.
P -ans were made to set up one-
day instruction classes for precinct
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workers during the late summer.
Over a period of 20 years, a person
who is fairly active will consume
about 20 ton» of food The body burns
up or discards about 99.95 per cent of
this amount and the remaining .06
per cent is retained as an increase in
body weight.
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