Business and Professional
DIRECTORY
Toastmistress Club
Holds Public
Relations Meeting
Swon Families Return
From Vacation Trip
Returning Saturday from a »ix
weeks’ trip to the Midwest were Mr.
and Mrs. James Swan and Mr. and
JOHN W. REID. M. D.
Mrs. John Swan, w'ho visited 15 or
16 states on their extended auto
Physician and Surgeon
Invited to th«, Mill City Toastmis mobile tour. They report exception
MILL CITY, OREGON
tress Club’s outstanding meeting on ally good weather, encountering
“Public Relations” at Fir Manor only about three really hot days
Thursday evening were representa while they were away.
tives from the various organizations
Some of the highlights of the trip
in the vicinity, six of whom accept- were Glacier National Park, Yellow-
DR. JOHN C. TARR
ed.The general theme was chosen to ' stone National Park, the Black Hillf.
Chiropractic Physician
be “Stone and Steel.”
and Granada Presbyterian Mission
Phone RO 9-2922
Refreshment hostesses for the af in Arizona.
Hours 9:00 to 6:00
fair were Eleanor Pakula and Jane | , The
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travelers _______
visited ...
in ______
Kansas
Evenings By Appointment
Roach The opening inspiration was and Missouri, the men not having
112 E. Ida St.
Stayton I given by Mrs. Pakula, after which MM their old home lines they left
guests were welcomed by Sue Poole, there in 1904. A visit was enjoyed
the club president.
with the Estel Swan family in Illin-
j Topicmistress was Juanita Wright, ois. with side trips made into Chi-
DR. VICTOR J. MYERS with table topics slotted as follows:' cago and Springfield, where they saw
Faith Veness, “The Man Who Built Lincoln’s Tomb and his former home.
Chiropractic Physician
An Age”; Sue Poole, "Mohammedan
The group returned home by way
BELL BLDG.
IDA and THIRD ST. Architecture”; and Leao
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______ where they
Johnson, ' of
Southern California
‘.The Adventure of Architecture.” ( visited in Riverside, also stopping to
STAYTON, OREGON
Mrs. Johnson was awarded the tra- see the relatives at Fortuna, Calif,
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veling prize.
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-*“1HE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1958
Beautiful New Pieces of
Corduroy Yardage
Mrs. Ernest Graham was reported
as be.ng ill at her home with the ‘flu’ ,
that seems to be go.ng around town
lately.
Mr*. Don Goode of Eugene »pent
the weekend here with her father,
Edmund Bertram, returning home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. C harlie French, "ho recently f
returned from a trip to visit with
relatives in Missouri, is reported as
ill at her home with a cold.
Good Selection of Colors
Per Yard $1.39
ADA’S NEEDLE SHOP
227 S. W. Broadway
Phone 2243
Mill City
Ike Myers, former Mill City resi
dent is reported to be improving
following surgery and serious illness
at the Veteran’s Hospital in Port
land.
Mr. and Mra. Arnie Jackson and
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Miller and child-)
ren left for their homes in Arizona
after a week's visit with their par
ents, the A. L. Jacksons.
A parliamentary panel, “Inserting
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett spent
the Keystone” (parliamentary law
a week in the area near Burns on
Dr. I a * lie J. Qarson
resources), was given by Juanita
a hunting trip. Among those in the
OPTOMETRIST
Wrihgt, Leao Johnson, and Sue Poole.
group were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stover,
The education section of the pro
Visuals analysis — Contact lenses
former residents here. They reported
gram depicted “A Concrete Fouda-
Visual training
GATES—The Coffee Hour given in no deer killed, but a good time.
tion,” with Faustina Nesbitt observ the Women’s Clubhouse on Thursday
Every Day But Wednesday
ing Founder’s Day and giving a skit afternoon, by guest hostesses Mrs.
Bill and Kit Richards and Mr. and
515 Third St.
Stayton
on Toastmistress training.
Gladys Mason of Mill City, and Mrs. Mrs. Burrel Cole got a big five-point
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During the business meeting, the Margaret Rush, almost turned into a buck Saturday in the Three Finger j
minutes were read by Faith Veness, ‘flower show’, much to the delight of Jack area. The buck dressed out at
the secretary, who also acted as toast everyone calling. Dahlias, which have about 170 pounds, according to Kit. j
mistress, giving clever introductions been exceptionally beautiful this fall,
J. W. GOIN
, of the following speakers: Mrs. Rob- I were used in striking arrangements ®r- Mark Hammericksen's Opto
ert Roach, “Windows for the Crown on the buffet table, mantle and else- metric offices in the Bell building in
Experienced Veterinarian.
Prince,” a book review; Mrs. Kenneth | where about the large room (together Stayton; Thursdays from 1:00 p. m.
By Harold’» Floral Gardens ¡Chance,
"Dean of Modern Architec- i with three tables of individual blos- to 6:00 P. M. No appointments ne
Stayton, Ore. ture”; and Mrs. Leo Poole, “Build I soms, each displayed on a lacy paper cessary.
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*dv.
ing for Democracy,” a dissertation i doily. These were exhibited by Mrs.
¡on jouralism, first evaluated by the I Walter Mackie, Mrs. Charles Dole-
A group of seventh-grade students
group before being presented to oth- zal, Mrs. Harvey Meachem, Mrs. were entertained with a “rock-and-
er organizations, and featuring News Fern Shuey, Mrs. C. E. Mason and roll” party Friday evening at the
SCIENTIFIC HORSE-SHOEING
paper Week.
Mrs. Mode Davis, all of Mill City; home of Miss Carol Garrison, whose
TEX SHIVELY
| Assisting Thursday evening were: Mrs. Bessie Novack, and Mrs. Edna family recently purchased the Hen-
■Grammarian, Faith Veness; Lexicolo Hutcheson of Gates, and a ‘boo-kay’ derson place west of town,
Phone UL 9-2202
gist, Jane Roach; Speech analyst; of red pom poms in green glass by
For Appointment
¡Sue Poole; Timer, Eleanor Pakula; Toni Newberg. Mrs. Gertrude Mason,
Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Rambo
‘ and General evaluator, Leao John most 83 years young, presided at the anl Laura Jo were in Portland during
son.
tea and coffee service, and also assist the weekend to participate i na fam
The cover on the artistic programs i ed the hostesses in making the de- ily reunion honoring the birthday an
Weddle Funeral Home
gracing t « tables were made by, iicjous refreshments. Recorded dance niversary of Mrs. Rambo’s mother,
Faustma Nesbitt, depicting “Arch- musl rourtesy of Mrs. Glenn Hen I Mrs. Steve Champ, of Salem.
Modern Funeral Service
tecture under the general topic for ness> provided a plea8ant background.
e year of A Survey of the Arts, i Among those enjoying the after-1 Callers at the Mary Hartman home
OREGON
■TAYTON
Guests included Mrs. Al Sorseth noon were:
B Mmes. Charles ~
Day, -----
Har 1 Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. James
i and Mrs. Don Culver of the Detroit old Hostetler, Mode Davis, C- M.1 Toomb of McCully Mountain, Mr.
¡Ranger Station; Mrs. Clint Land of Cline, C. E. Mason, c.iiuxics
Mrs. —
Bill McGhee and Mrs.
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Charles L/viv.ut,
Dolezal, and
the Mari-Linn P. T. C.; Glen David Harvey Meachem, Gertrude
Mason James
Phillips
of Salem and M rs.
Gmruue luusv»
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son, a teacher at Mari-Linn, as well i , and Daisy Geddes, all of Mill City; ls°hel Bidwell and Mae Glenn of
I
as Scoutmaster; Mrs. William Lee of [ I Zeda Rynearson, Bessie Novak, Jean Marion.
Septic Tanks and Sewers Cleaned . the Mill City P. T. A.; and Mrs. Chas. | Rosamond, Mary Wilson, Ruby Bris
Born Wednesday morning at 6:23,
Ph. Salem EMpire 3-9468 COLLECT Kelly, representing the Lions Club bin, Helen Edholm, Sophia Kist, Pearl
.
Auxiliary and the Mill City Woman’s Oliver, Donalee Birkholz and baby to Mr. and Mrs. Don Jenkins a girl
1079 Elm St. W. Salem
Club.
son, Sarah Rains, Alice Watson, Mary *bo l>PPvd the, s ales^at 8 pounds.
arrival
Howell, Birdie Osterhout, Wilma The new
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. was born in Salem
Bumgarner, Edna Hutcheson, Louise i General hospital. At the time of go-
BE SURE WITH
Oliver? Neilie^Änen," Emeliä’ Keiner, W
PJ«88
Davis, Velma’ uPon “ name for their ntw ‘l^Khter.
Ruth Kershaw, Maude
1
PHILCO
‘Carey, Geneva Ball, Dora Kadin, Mat-[
Funeral services for Celia E.
[ite Root, Eva Branhardt, Elsie Vol-
Service
i kel and Tonie Newberg, Olive Bam- Bump, who taught in the Mill City
Marilyn Chapter, No. 145, Order hardt, Gwenn Schaer, Wilma Stewart grade school in 1914, were conducted
Moon
of the Eastern Star, met tn regular
r< gti a . an(j geverjy(
Henness, Barbara Monday afternoon, October 13, at the
*0» VOUIt
session at the lodge hall I" °n “y P®nnick( Birdie Wilson and Lillian I Chapel of Mt. Scott Funeral Home in
TELEVISION OF RADIO
evening, with Julia Kemp worthy,——-^
Portland. Concluding services were
Phone 3207 or UL 9-2191
at
Lincoln Memorial Crematorium.
matron,
>n
charge,
ass.sted
by
Walter
Hutch
e
S
on
were
additional
guests.
We Specialize on
ln’ W"rfy,J,a r°n’ ■
, . . About $29.50 was added to the club- Death occured Thursday, October 9,
Philco, Motorola. Zenith
Business of the evening included .
e ,
at her Portland home.
balloting on three new candidates °use un s-
Stiffler's Radio and
for membership, who will be given1
Friday evening, October 24 at 6:30
Appliance Co.
the initiatory degre in November. |
at the Christian church will be the
It was announced that the annual
all-church birthday dinner party. Mrs.,
Buck Feed will be held at the hall
William McClintock and Mrs. Kath- |
Saturday evening, October 25, with
leen Story from the Martha Troxel '
WE SELL BETTER
the ladies furnishing pies and salads. I
circle are co-chairmen for the dinner.
CARS FOR LESS
Among invitations read for various |
Following the no-host dinner a pro- !
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Goodell
and
l meetings and receptions were the fol
gram will be presented and a birth-I
' ^am’’y have moved to Stayton.
lowing:
October 18, 1 Marguerite
_
day offering taken.
Chapter, Lebanon, Junior High Gym;
left
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
M-
Cline
October 20, Cedar Chapter, Scio Ma
The afternoon circle of the
sonic Hall; October 21, Acacia Chap Wednesday forenoon for a visit at byterian church met with Mrs.
iter, Stayton Masonic hall; October
<______ ,their cottage on the coast.
Herbert Schroeder last Wednesday
STAYTON. OREGON
24, Euclid Chapter, Jefferson; and
afternoon. The study of “Dr. Luke”
IT TAYS TO BUY AT October 28, Barzilai Chapter, Albany.) Mr a~* Mra fe<1 I’;nr‘’1a’ of 1 eban- was continued, followed by a gen
I The serving tables in the dining en were visitors> at the home of Mr. eral discussion of the top.c. Those
HOME
room Monday evening were cleverly an<^ ^rs- H. I. P yma e .unday.
present were Mrs. Fred Grimes, Miss
Daisy Geddes, Mrs. C. E. Mason, Mrs.
I centered with “pheasant type” birds,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howe of Port C. E. Rogers, Mrs. Otto Witt, and
| fashioned from squash with feathers
j added. In charge of refreshments land were weekend guests of his par Mrs. Schroeder.
were Mary Gulliford, Louise Oliver, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howe.
Stayton-Jefferson
Dr. and .Mrs. Morris II Roach of
and Geneva Jasobsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Joe Holt and Richmond, Calif., arrived here the I
Huge baskets of colorful dahlias
AUTO WRECKERS
and sword-fern were used in decora* daughter have moved from the Frank forepart of the week to visit at the |
tion of the chapter room Monday Smith duplex to one of Reid's houses. home of their son and daughter-in-1
Rebuilt motors and trans night.
law, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Roach and
The Mill City Womans club meets family. Dr. Roach, who js pastor of'
Appointed to serve on the commit-
missions.
tee for the November meeting were Tuesday evening, October 21, at the the First Presbyterian church at
Cars bought and sold
Ethel Wills, Fem Shuey, and Viola home of Mrs. C. E. Rogers. Topic Richmond, will deliver the sermon ta
of the meeting will be “Measures the Presbyterian church here Sun
Hirte.
We buy junk.
on the November Ballot,” with an day.
out-of-town speaker scheduled to ap-
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Shaw
Ph. RO 9-2319 Stayton, Ore.
A letter came to Th« Enterprise
hosts at their home Wednesday noon pear.
this week from Mrs. Vern Thomas of
for a luncheon in honor of their
Tucson, Ariz., a former resident
houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond John Plambeck, who injured his 1 here. Mrs. Thomas sent in a remit-
back
in
a
severe
fall
in
his
yard
two
Bematzki and grandson Michael all
' tance for renewal to The Enterprise.
of Drain. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shaw I weeks ago Wednesday and has been
She says Vern, who got mixed up
confined
to
his
bed,
was
taken
to
SEPTIC TANKS
and Skye, Mrs. Bud Bilyeu and Brent,
Miss Audrey Shaw and the hosts. i Santiam Memorial hospital ln Stay- with a saw, is again back at work and
CLEANED
The Bematzki’s were house guests ton Tuesday by ambulance. It is: doing fine after five months’ lay-
from Monday until Wednesday. He hoped that X-rays will show the ex- off on account of the injury. Both
tent of his injuries so some progress Pat and Mike, former students here,
Prompt service in the ics Mrs. Shaw’s brother.
can be made.
j are now in the service.
like Good Food?
Like Good Dance Music?
Come and Hear
JIM IHOLTZ
Playing ; your favorite modem
dance tunes.
1 T You’ll »»■<
enjoy dancing to his rhythm
Always the best in food here, too!
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Many Flowers Displayed
At Gates Coffee Hour
Try one of our choice steaks
or a plate of chicken.
Sea Foods too.
Closed Monday Nife—Live Music 6 Nites a Week
The Riverview Cafe
Phone UL 9-2171
Mehama, Oregon
winter long
MIKE'S Septic Service
Eastern Star Meeting
Held Monday Evening
Mill Ends
GENE TEAGUE
CHEVROLET
Canyon when you call
us
•
Reasonable Rates
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Ph. RO 9-2319 Stayton, Ore.
LICENSED
Garbage Disposal
•1J0 Per Month sad Up
AUo Serriefag Gate«. Lyons
Idanaha and Detroit
MILL CITY. OREGON
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Bud Cline, Owner
Ph. 5902
with Shell’s
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Heating Oil Service
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H. L. Ashby
DISTRIBUTOR
LET'S GET
Acquainted
We invite you to visit our
shop and get acquainted
with our work. We will do our
best to please you every
time. Let us do your
Hair Styling
Permanents, Shampoos and Waves
Two Operators to serve you.
Shirley’s Beauty Shop
Bill Koch, Prop.
Phone 6103
To blend in and bring out
nature’s delicate flavors
7ts the. Water