4— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2«, 195K
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FlIlD ShOWI!
Showing of the film, “The Valiant
Heart,” depicting the results of a
child contracting rheumatic fever,
was the highlight of the evening’s
program at the P. T. A. meeting in
the high school library last Wednes
day night. Mrs. Wills, school nurse
from the Marion County Health De
partment, and Dr. John Reid, local
physician, were present to answer
que tions of those present.
The meeting opened with the flag
salute, headed by a group of Boy
Scouts. Invocation for the opening
ceremony was offered by Rev. Robert
Roach of the First Presbyterian
Church.
George Humphrey presided over the
business meeting, with Mrs. Dellis
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Hince reading the minutes of the
previous meeting. A complete report
was given of the recent session of th»
executive board whose recommenda-
ition for the starting of a “Welcome
Wagon” was accepted unanimously
' hy the group.
Approinted by the president to be
I in charge of the new project were
| the following committees: to set up
the directory, Mrs. Ollie Muise, Mrs.
Robert Harris, Richard Freeman,
and George Humphrey; welcoming
committee, Mrs. Edsel Croan, Mr».
Clarence Meader, and Mrs. George
Humphrey.
Announced as winner of the room-
count for having the most parents
present was Mrs. James Wright’s sec
ond-grade room.
Mrs. Robert Veness, kindergarten
chairman, stated that the money from
the recent cake-walk had been used
to purchase a paper-cutter and ed
ucational games for the kindergarten
Pictured above are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yost, who were
married Saturday forenoon at the St. Boniface church in Sub
limity. The bride is the former Judy Randall, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Randall of Mill City and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yost.—Photo by Stanley Ogden.
BUY YOUR HAMBURGERS AT THE
Firemen’s Benefit
We'll be Closed Saturday Night
children.
It was announced that the next
meeting of the executive board would
, be held on the first Thursday of next
month, December 4, in the grade
school.
At the close of the evening, de
licious pumpkin pie was served by
a group of seventh-grade mothers,
headed by Mrs. E don Hutchinson
1 and Mrs. James Putman, assisted by
Mrs. Frank Moore, general refesh-
ment chairman for the year.
Mill City Drivein
Louie and Mary Rada
Firemen’s
Fourteenth
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Mill City Fire Hall
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GRAND PRIZE
Door Prizes
Tu rkeys
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Presbyterian Circle
Meets at Arlo
Tuers Home
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Married Saturday in Sublimity
Music By
PLAYBOYS
Oregon City
I Instead of a “come as you are”
I party last Thursday morning, Mrs.
1 Arlo Tuers was impromptu “hostess
'as you are” to the morning circle
I of the Presbyterian Church when
through a comedy of eraors Mrs. Jay
Mason failed to be informed that she
i was the announced hostess. When
' five cars drove up to the Mason home,
I their occupants were met by a sur-
I prised expiession from the “so-call
ed” hostess, who had forgotten what
special day it was, due to illness in
the family.
The ladies re-entered their cars,
upon the invitation of Mrs. Tuers,
and drove on to her house which was
near-by. Although she had been up
' since five o'clock that morning to:
help one of her sons get started on
the first morning of his newspaper
route, she managed to entertain her
guests royally with hot coffee and
rolls—even
calling
up
another
forgetful member of the group and
going after her. Oh yes, as secretary
of the group, she read the minutes
of the pievious meeting, too.
During the short business session,
Mrs. Melbourne Rambo’s name was
suggested as the new chairman of
the circle. She accepted.
The program from "The Spirit
Speaks to the Church,” a guide to
study of The Acts, was interestingly
presented by Mrs. Barney Scott.
Some excerpts fnyn Norman Vin
cent Peale’s "Confident Living.” were
given by Mrs. Rambo.
Next meeting the group will be
held at the home of Mrs. Scott on
Thursday morning, December 4 pro
viding all goes well.
Others attending the “surprise ses
sion,” besides those mentioned above,
included Mrs. Doris Morris, Mrs.
Robert Roach, Mrs. Martin Hansen,
and Mrs. Charles Kelly.
As the women were leaving the
Tuers home about noon due to the
late start, the hostess casually re
marked that she was attending a
dessert luncheon of the Santiam
, Memorial Hospital Auviliary in Stay
ton that day—which was the reason
| had suggested post-poning the meet
ing from its regular time on the
previous Thursday in the first place.
Evidently, the meeting in Stayton
had also been changed. There are
times when a person just can’t win,
but Mary Tuers certainly made the
I very best of a bad situation.
Mrs. Bernard Bumgarner
Honored at Shower
GATES—Mrs. Bernard Bumgarner
! was honored with a delightful Pink
and Blue shower in the Gates Wo
men s Clubhouse on Friday evening,
given by members of the Santiam
Canyon Extension Unit. Most ap
propriate decorating was done by
Mrs. Elsie Völkel, the buffet table
; especially attractive with tiers of
pink crepe paper, covered with star
dotted blue net to resemble a bassi
net. Mrs. Jerry Rosamond was in
charge of the games, and served the
dessert. Mrs. Wm. Hutcheson poured.
Present for the opening of the
many useful gifts, were: Mms. Bert
Morris, Burrell Cole and Darlene
Cole, Harold Hostetler, Arnold SjT-
verson. and Jess Haywood, all of Mill
City; Mrs. Alice Dougall and daugh
ter Betty Meirose, Mrs. Susie Rey
nolds, all of Lyons; Mrs. C. L. Gandy
Albany, Mrs. Maxine Johnson, Jef
ferson, Mrs. Norman Garrison, Lake
view; and Mmes. Clare Rush, Henry
Eceleston,
Glenn
Henness, Clare
Henness, L. L. Rynearson, Wm. R.
Hutcheson, Walter Brisbin, G. C.
Barnhaidt
Merle Devine, Frank
Novack, Joseph Bowes, Robert Kelle,
W. F- Meyers, Ruth Hess, Lewis
Hampton, Harold Wilson, Richard
Parker, Jerry Rosamond, Floyd Vol
ke!, Toni Newberg and Susie Rynear-
son, all of Gates.
Sending gifts, but unable to be
present, were Mmes. Wm. Pennick.
Clarence Bal), Charles Tucker, A. T
Barnhardt, Gwenn Schaer, Ed. Ker
shaw, Clyde Oliver, Ed Kadin, Harry
Harmon and Oliver Watson, all of
Gates; Mrs. Stanley Vail, Mrs. Dell
Smith and Barbara Pate, all of Mill
City; the W.tt family, Albany, and
Mrs. Ceci) Haun, of Salem.
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