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Mary Kelly, Woman's Editor
Married at Jordan Church
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATl RDAY • <*™BhR 16-17-18
MARJORIE MAIS. PER< ' K•
“MA AND PA KETTLE ON VACATION
—PLUS—
GREGORY PECK. JOAN COLLINS, in
“THE BRAVADOS
SUNDAY, MONDAY. OCTOBER 19-20
SAL MINEO. JAMES **HJTMOKK. »"
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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
TH I RSDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1958
Mrs. Robert Roach was guest
speaker for the Mehama Presbyter­
ian Women’s association at their 1
Phone 625 9
o’clock meeting last Thursday after­
noon at the Mehama Presbyterian
Francisco and Reno, the new Mrs. I church. Her topic was a preview of
Kuiken was wearing a beige sheath | the “Charter for Christian Action.”
with burnt orange and green cum­
berbund and black accesories.
| Rev. and Mrs. F. Claude Stephen»
After October 25. the young couple from Turner, were guests Sunday
will be at home in Salem at 4155 morning at the Christian church. Rev.
Stephens delivered the morning ier-
Center Street N. E.
Mrs. Kuiken attended grade school j mon using as his title “The Promises
in Lyons and is a graduate of the ■ of God.” The Stephen’s served the
Mill City high school and is now em­ i local church for six years in the
early 40'«. Following the morning
ployed as a beautician in Salem.
Mr. Roye is a graduate of Stayton service they were dinner guests at
high school and has been employed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Cree.
in Washington.
“THE YOUNG DON’T CRY’’
—PLUS­
RAY MILLAND, KENNETH HAIGH, in
HEY KIDS’
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chase of 2 large loaves of
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Mill City, Ore.
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Pictured above are Mr. and Mrs. John Janis, who were mar­
ried recently at the Jodan chuch. Mrs. Janis, is the former Jackie
Bickett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett of Elkhorn. The
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Janis of Scio.
Panel on Kindergarten Irene Kuiken Becomes
At PTA Meeting
Bride of John R. Roy
At Church Ceremony !
Mrs. William Lee, vice-president.
- presided over the regular meeting of
- the P. T A. in the high school library | LYONS—Miss Irene Kuiken daugh
last Wednesday evening in the ab- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kuiken of
sen e of the president, George Hum­ | Salem, and former Lyons residents
phrey, who was unable to be present. became the bride of John R. Roye,
The opening prayer was given by Rev. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roye of
Gene Davids« n of the Free Methodist Lyons at a 2 o’clock ceremony held
Church, after which the minutes of ,-t the First Methodist church in Sa-
the previous meeting were read b.v I le n Saturday, with Dr. Brooks H.
Mrs. Dellis Hince.
M re officiating.
Gil Sehachtsick, Stayton banker,
The bride wore for her wedding
and Mr. Merrick, executive secre­ a dress designed by her mother. It
tary of Marion County for the United was a waltz length gown of white
Fund, spoke in an attempt to interest dotted Swiss over taffeta fashioned
members of the P, T. A. in sponsoring with round neckline and short
the drive here. No action was taken, sleeves. The bouffant skirt was fin­
however, as it wa< stated that the or­ ished with a taffeta cumberbund and
ganization can only raise money for a large bow with streamers in back.
its own projects. Nevertheless, the Her elbow-length veil was caught to
group favored assisting another or­ a crown of irridiscent sequins and she
ganization with the drive.
carried a cascade of baby pink roses. ■
The room count, taken by Mrs. Don
Mrs. William Alderson of Inde-1
Farrier, chairman of the room moth­ pendence was her sister’s honor at-'
ers, resulted in Mrs. James Putman’s tendant and junior bridesmaid was
room having the most parents pres­ her niece, Miss Diane Alderson. They l
ent.
wore dotted Swiss dresses over pink'
The annual budget, as presented by I taffeta styled with empire waistline
Al Nesbitt, chairman of the budget and pink bows with streamers in
committee, was accepted.
' back. They carried colonial nosegays
Speaking for the ways and means i of pink roses and bouvardia.
chairman, Mrs. Sid Baughman, Mrs.
Attending the groom was his
James Gordon stated that the annual brother Bob Roye, as best man and
ham dinner would be held on Thurs­ ' Dennis Alderson, nephew of the
day, October 30, in the elementary bride was ring bearer. Ushers <rere
school gymnasium.
Larry Nydegger of Lyons, William
It was decided to assist the school Frye of Astoria, Victor Frank of
district by taking the school census Sublimity and Roger Holtorf, cousin
between October 20 and 25, with Mrs. j of the bride.
Al Nesbitt appointed to be in charge.
Mrs. Kuiken chose for her daugh­
As kindergarten chairman, Mrs. ter’s wedding a blue and green print
Robert Veness reported that 21 pupils dress with beige and black acces­
are attending the classes in the Gates sories. Mrs. Roye attended her son's
schoolhouse at present. An exhibit of wedding in a rose colored dress with
, their work was on display during the pink and black accessories. Their cor­
evening.
sages were pink and white carnations.
I For the program. r symposium on
A reception was held following the
1 “Kindergarten in the Public Schools ceremony in the Carrier Room of the
was conducted by the following pane): chun h. Pouring were Mrs. Howard
l^iwrence Brent, elementary school Naue and Mrs. Henry Holzfusa of
.superintendent; Faith Veness, kinder- Lyons. Cutting the cake was Mrs.
arten chairman; Edith Stafford, kind­ Milton Ness of Bend. Assisting with
ergarten instructor; and Fern Sletto, the serving were Miss Linda Kuiken,
primary teacher. The conclusion seem­ Mis® Kathleen Kuiken, Miss Virginia
ed to be that a kindergarten in the and Miss Valone Holtorf, cousins of
public school would reach more pup­ the bnde; Mrs. James DeBow, Mrs.
ils, giving them use of school and Marvin Colburn and
Miss
Jerry
playground equipment, and supervis­ Cruson of Eugene.
ion of adequate teachers, but that it
For their wedding trip to San
would be far more expensive than the
privately-organized class.
ditional supplies.
A cake-walk, sponsored by mothers
The evening closed with the serv­
of the kindergargarten children, net­ ing of light refreshments by mothers
ted |19.00 toward the purchase of ad- of the eight-graders.
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