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Mrs. II. N. Wilson
David Jennings, who is in the Naval
Reserves, stationed at San Diego, has
been home on leave. He was accom-
pan.ed by a friend from the base.
Leland Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Bailey, enlisted in the U. S.
Marines last week, and was sent
with a group, by plane, from Port-
land to Camp Pendleton. Friday.
Mrs. Florence Simon (nee Law-
son) of Riverside, Calif., was an ov-
ernight guest of Mrs. Maude Davis
on Thursday. She visited other friends
in Gates and Mill City and returned
to Salem Friday with Mrs. Gwen
Schaer.
Edmond Davis of Tacoma, Wash.,
spent the weekend at the home of his
mother, Mrs. 2Jaude Davis, and her
granddaughter, Kit Overlock, return­
ed to her Seattle home with him on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gwenn Schaer entertained her
last last year’s third and fourth grade
girls with a picnic and slumber party
at her home last week. Present to
enjoy all the fun were: Susie Rynear-
son, Carolyn and Rosalie Fitzhugh,
Rosy Devin, Terry Gleason. Mary Lou
Schroeder and her cousin Jeanie San­
dra Lute, Carol Goodyard, Melody
Rosamond, Launa ~
Randall, Kathy
Kelle, Lorena Harmon and Patsy
Pennick. Marcia Barnhardt was also
present, a guest of Carol Schaer.
One night later Mrs. Schaer invit­
ed Phillip Bumgarner, Carlton Her­
ron and Frank Cupps (the boys in
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Mias Penny Newberg arrived last
weekend from Hermosa Beach, Calif,
where she has been helping with the
care of her grandmother, Mrs. Percy
Mulligan, who returned with her.
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Mrs. Mulligan has been quite ill, and
must take it easy for some time yet.
Mr. Mulligan will remain in Californ­
ia for the time being.
Alvin, Melvin, and LaVerne Me-
Namee
of Sherwood, and Mr. and
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Mrs. Don McNamee of Tualatin, were
guests this week at the home of thetr
sister. Mrs. L. L. Rynearson. Their
mother, Mrs. Loren Epler had just
left for Scottsbluff, Neb., having re­
ceived word of the serious illness of
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her sister, Mrs. Mary Lovett.
Mrs. Mary Champ, former teacher
and Gates resident, reports she is
planning a trip east to visit her son,
Earle Humphreys at Watertown. N.
Y., and will visit friends in Boston
and accompany them to Miami, Fla.
She plans to be gone two months, and
will stop at many interesting places
both going, and coming, to take pic­
tures to show here later, along with
those of her last trip which included
Hawaii.
John Barnhardt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt arrived home
this week following a special training
course at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., a
visit with relatives in Indiana where
he met his maternal grandfather and
accompanied him to his home at
Golden, Colo., for a week’s visit. He
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plans to attend OSC at Corvallis
that class) to join her family for a derful vacation, and will attend school again this fall.
picnic supper, returning all to their here this year.
Congratulations are due Mrs. Olive
Rev. James Stock of Sweet Home Barnhardt. who won two blue rib-
homes the next afternoon.
I.eatta McCall returned Thursday will be substitute minister for the : bons and $5 each on a yellow cake
after a two-months visit at the home Gates Community church both Sun­ and a prune cake, entered at the State
of relatives in Fortuna, Calif., and days during the absence of Donald ; Fair. Also, a blue ribbon on cinna-
Southern Oregon. She reports a won- Hobson, who is vacationing in Cali- I mon rolls, two white ribbons on angel
food cake and a pecan pie, and a
1 fourth place on rolls, netting her
about $18, and a lot of fun, ’cause
she loves to cook.
Vic Meyers, formerly of this area,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ned Richards one day this week, as
he was returning from Southern
Oregon to his home in Portland.
| Kenneth Kanoff, who has been
living with his grandparents, the Ned
Richards while working at the Stay­
ton Cannnery, left this week for
Brookings, where he will live with
his mother, Mrs. Winnifred Sauve and
I family, and attend high school.
Mrs. Harold Wilson and Mrs. Vel-
. ma Carey accompanied Mr. and Mrs
! Don Carey and three boys of Stayton
' to the State Fair Saturday. Enjoyed
( the traditional scene, the art and
J flower exhibits and pointed out the
Linn and Manon county booths with
! pride to the grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Levon of San
i Francisco are making an extended
i stay at the home of their son, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Levon and daughter,
Lori Susan. Their son, Vincent Levon
accompanied them, but has returned
to California. Arriving over the week
end, were Bob’s uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. B. Zulalian of Boston,
Mass., so a family reunion is being
enjoyed.
Mrs. Robert Oliver and three small
girls, accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Moore and three child en of Mill
City, enjoyed four days at Nelscott,
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on the ocean front. Going without
reservati >ns, they thought themselves
lucky to find pleasant accomodations.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ingeman of
North Bend spent Wednesday at the
| home of Ned and Daisy Richards.
' Mrs. Ingeman was born and raised
at the old townsite of Niagara and
attended school at Gates, where she
was known as Blanche Decker, leav-
ing here in the 1930’s.
Mrs. Mildred Agee and Mrs. Cora
Slavens of Portland, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rynear­
son, and all enjoyed a picnic at San-
tiam State Prk Monday. The Ry-
nearsons then spent two days down
on the Alsea river, staying at the
summer cabin of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Colburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Larson and
daughter, Debre arrived last week at
the home of his grandmother, Mrs.
Walter Brisbin, from Bournemouth,
England. They plan to visit other
relatives and friends before report­
ing for duty at Larson AFB in
about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hennas of
Portland spent the weekend at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Glenn Henness, and attended the De­
vine-Cole wedding Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Watson ac­
companied Mr. and Mrs. Philo Potter
to Eastern Oregon Labor Day, visit­
ing the lava bads, the Metolius coun­
try and Peterson Rock Gardens.
Mrs. Louisa Wrigglesworth of
Portland, and her daughter-in-law
Mrs. Herbert Romey of Waldport,
visited their former home here a few
days while Herbert was helping fight
the fire near Detroit last week. The
Romeys have purchased a trailer
house, and will leave soon for Sant*
Barbara, Calif., where Romey has en­
rolled for school this winter.
Ellen Chance has completed two
weeks at Yeoman's school at the
San Diego Naval Base in California,
and has been visiting her sister, Mr*
Marvin Dodge and family here for
a week While in California she visit­
ed her family, the Ed Chances, *nd
plans to return to California in the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Stover ani
three children of Downey, Calif., via-
ited several days last week at the
Merle Devine home, and also at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. Ann*
Swift, in Mill City. Mrs. Devine i*
an aunt. Overnight guests at the De­
vine home were Mrs. Arnold Burgeas
and two »ons, Vernon and Donald
Case, and two small gradnchildrer.
from Klamath Falls
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