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THl'RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1958 the coffees in the following months.
s
Mrs. Jessie Short who has been vis
iting at the home of her mother, Mrs.
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Lyd.a Culwell left Wednesday for
Wichita Falls, Texas where she will
It* Eva Breesler
Faith Rebekah lodge held there v sit with relatives. She will also visit
I first meeting of the fall Wednesday with relatives at Wichita. Kansas,
evening, with Zona Sischo noble grand Ardmon and Oklahoma City, Okla
presiding. The usual routine of bus: homa a- well as relatives in Calif.
Mrs. Ethel Huffman of Lyons was
ness was carried out. Some discussion
was held on selling of the hall. Hel elected Associate Mother Advisor of
' ‘of Rainbows for
en Johnston, president of the Three Marliyn Assembly
Links club announced that they Girls of Mill City and attended hi r
would hold their meeting at the hall first meeting Wednesday evening,
on Friday, September 19 with an all
Wednesday evening dinner guests
day meeting and the day would be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
spent in quilting. At the social hour Bodeker were Mrs. Warren Ward and
refreshments were served by Zona children Mark and Julie, and Mrs.
Sischo, Lois Meyers and Jackie Harp James Hiatt of Roseburg.
er.
I Mr. and Mrs. William Beran of
Wendell Weaver maintenance man R ger Mountain were Tuesday af
for the Peoples Co-Operative Tele ternoon visitors at the home of their
phone company was taken to the son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Santiam Memorial hospital in Stayton Mrs. Lyle Burmester.
duuho > h >.
Tuesday evening for medical treat
Mr. and Mrs. Harry White and Mel
ment and observation.
from San Francisco, Calif., were
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mormon and Wednesday overnight guests at the
daughter Susie who spent several home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cruson
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and family. They were enroute to
Clyde Lewis and daughter Beulah, Washington to visit relatives.
left Thursday morning for Forest
Mr. and Mrs. James Hollingshead
Grove, where they will spend some spent the weekend at Cloverdale,
time at the home of her father, Mr. where they were guests at the home
and Mrs. Arthur Vaughn. Mormon, of their daughter and family, Mr. and
who is in the service and has been Mrs. Ray Adams.
stationed at Lowry Field, Denver, Col
Mrs. Pearl Hudson returned to the
orado is being sent to Greenland for home of her daughter, Mrs. Leonard
a year. Mrs. Mormon and Susie will Cruson after spending the summer
remain at the home of her father.
at l.aGrande at the home of her
Mrs. E. L. Roye is at the home of brother.
her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lad Pesek
Mrs. Robert Moore and infant son,
and family in Lebanon, assisting in Dennis Eugene, have returned home
the care of the new granddaughter. from Santiam Memorial hospital. The
Kev. Mrs. Ruth Cotton was hostess young man was born September 8.
for a coffee at the parsonage Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olmstead and
nesday morning at 10:00 a. m. The' si n,
from Renton, Wash.,
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Rev. Hardy Gives
Talk to Mehama Women
MEHAMA—The Women’s Society
f the Mehama church met in the
Fellowship room Thursday for a
1 o’clock dessert luncheon with Mrs.
J. M. Teeters as hostess. At the
short business session a report was
given by the sewing secretary on the
mission projects. It was voted _ to
serve lunch at the General Election
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spent the weekend at the home of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Olmstead. Sunday the two families
visited at the Ed Olmstead home at
Coburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson and
family from Molalla were Sunday
guests at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Gladys Stiffler.
I
SMC Davhl Schiewek spent sev
eral days at the home of his parents,
Mr. ( and Mrs. Paul Schiewek, while
his -hip was docked at Seattle, Wn.
Mrs. Ethel Huffman and her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard,
were Sunday guests at the home of,
Mi. and Mrs. Clarence Decker in
Eugene. Mrs. Decker is a daughter
of the Hubbards and sister of Mrs.
H uff man.
Wayne Bass has returned home
after 17 months spent in Japan. H«
is with the Marines and will go to
Southern California following his
leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Laux were in
Dallas Sunday to attend the wedding
of Miss Janet Kendall and Bernard
Shod:n held at the Trinity Lutheran
church. Miss Kendall was formerly
employed at Flo’s Beauty »hop in
Lyons.
and some plans were made of the
ham dinner. Tentative date for th«
dinner was set for Thursday even
ing, October 23.
The Rev. James Hardy was pre
sent for a short time and gave «
talk on conditions in the Middle r..»
and also told about the material for
the Mission Study group to be
started after the first of the year.
The Middle East is the topic for this
year’s study. The meeting ended with
a quiz game, conducted by Mrs.
Hardy.
Present for the meeting were*
Mmes. uatuy,
Hardy, JXclLIl
Keith * Phillips,
nillips HAv
Ray
Jalnes Wright £arl ^shieJ
jennie Moe and the hosteS3‘ - r>
Mrs.
Teeters,
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Saturday, Nov. 1
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