3—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE them horn- for s visit. Earl Hen­
THURSDAY, DECEMBER i. 195$
ness and Mr. MX^oy of Portland were
late evening guests, and Mrs. Earl
Henness returned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrr.. Pennick, Pat­
sy and Billy had Thanksgiving with
Mrs. H. N. Wilaon
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henness took,
___ ( Elmer Currie in Salem, who are re-
their Thanksgiving dinner and drove cuperating ’ i.l„
nicely following their
to Dallas to share the day with her V —
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accident Th.
. -ie Pennick’s also had
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor.' a late evening lunch with her par­
Mrs. Gwenn Schaer and four1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nicholson
children were hosts on Thanksgiv­ in Salem.
•
ing for her immediate family Mrs.
Mrs. Wm. Pennick entertained
Frankie Johnson and son Royal; Mr. with a birthday dinner and slumber
and Mrs. Robert Levon and daughter party last week for her son Bill’s
Lori; and an aunt, Mrs. Dollie 11th birthday. Invited to share the
Reams, of Roseburg.
happy event were Louis Kelle, Joe
James Carey, who flew to Pitts- Hirte, Carlton
“
Herron and Mike
Durgh, Pa., on a business trip, ar­ Gleason,
and Patsy Pennick assist-
rived home in time to spend Thanks­ ed.
ONE FOR THE ROAD
giving with his mother, Mrs. Velma
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Allan
Vail,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carey. Also present for the day was
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Eugene Carey, wife and daughters Stanley Vail visited old friends* in
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Di»ne and Beverly, of Portland, Mr. Gates over the Hcliday. He is em­
ployed
in
Seattle.
It’s May. Just chock
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and Mrs. Donald Carey, Jon, Tommy
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the directory before calling
and Steven of Stayton and Carl
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patterson
rues spent rue cw mmcws amo
That way you aave the time of a call to
Chance, of Mill City.
and baby son of Salem, arrived to
“information” or avoid the annoyance of a
Mrs. Jack Gulliford and two sons
____ spend Thanksgiving with their par­
french underground
“wrong number”.
shared Thanksgiving with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller.
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ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lucas in
Word has just been received that
Checking the directory brat is the smart way to
J* c«v*;a,ocv» ANPiowriMes
Aumsville, and visited other rela­ two former Gates residents, Mr. and
make your telephone service even better.
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JUT Tue.« MABlTM
tives in that area, also.
Mrs. P. C. Mulligan were in a car
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Brown and accident on Nov. 26th, in California,
three children of Salem, arrived with Mrs. Mulligan being hospitalis­
Wednesday to celebrate Thanks­ ed with a back injury. Their address
Serving Mill City-Gates, Aumsville, Detroit-
giving with his grandparents, Mr. is now 702 3rd. St.. Hermosa Beach,
and Mrs. Ned Richards. Additional Calif. Their daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Idanha, Silverton, Turner
guests on
Thursday were Mrs. Newberg and family reside here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gleason and
Brown’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ern­
four children enjoyed Thanksgiving
est Nelson of Woodburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergholz of Mill day with relatives in Aumsville, the
City spent Thanksgiving at the C. E. Lewis family.
Now is the Time
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Larson and
Gordon Ward home. The two ladies
little daughter of Moses Lake, Wash.,
are sisters.
To Build That
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowes were spent the Thanksgiving holiday with
in Portland for the holiday, guests his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
miles
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter Brisbin. Other guests for the in Oregoh. In all about 900 kids
to
HELP SOUGHT
big dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar were covered (nice way for weather
Schobert.
learn
geography)
and
good
Mrs. Glenn Henness and Mrs. Osterhout and Mr. and Mrs. George cooperated all the way, for a good
Wm. Pennick and two children were Arthurs. The Larsons returned to trip.
Around Your Farm.
in Portland Saturday, and Mrs. Earle his base on Sunday.
Gates School News
Ruth Hess, who assists in the
Henness of Newberg accompanied
Don't forget the white elephant
postoffice part time, and her grand­
Your Farm Co-Op Store in
son Dickie Hayward spent the holiday sale at the Gates Elementary school
Friday,
December
5,
(to
raise
funds
in Portland at the home of her
Stayton Has Everything You Need
for the Student body council.) It will
daughter.
To Build That New Fence or Repair
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson and three, he held from 9 a. m to 5 p. m.
children were guests of his parents, I A school play and Christmas pro­
The Old One.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chandler in'gram will be presented December 18
Lebanon over the Thanksgiving holi­
See Us For
day.
STEEL POST
Members of the Gates Women’s
To drain canned pineapple slices
Club will be hostesses for a miscell­
BARBED WIRE
aneous bridal shower honoring Mrs. neatly and thoroughly, slip them on
FENCING TOOLS
Rex Herron, on Friday evening, the handle of a wooden spoon. Place
December 12th, at 8;00 P. M. in the the spoon over the edges of the bowl
IV e have a large selection at attractive prices.
to catch the juice.
clubhouse. Everybody welcome.
Come in Today and Let Us Help You.
The Robert Levon home was the
Warm lemons yield more juice than
setting for a jolly party Tuesday ev­
ening, it being their daughter Lori’s cold ones. Drop lemons into warm
first birthday. Her birthday cake had water for a few minutes before
white frosting, one tall candle, and a squeezing.
circle of pink roses, the center of
Oregon Centennial asks help
If you want chilled cookie dough
of persons who have pictures
' each holding a baby face. Balloons
of Jesse Applegate, Oregon
and noisemakeFs added to the fun, in a hurry, divide the dough into sev­
Phoaae RO 9-2186
Stayton, Oregon
pioneer.
* as well as gifts. Guests present for eral smaller portions and place in the
freezing
compartment
I the evening were Mrs. Frankie John-
1 son, Royal Johnson, Mrs. Dollie
Reams of Roseburg, Mrs. Gween
Schaer, John, Rodney, Roger and
Carol Schaer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelle and two
children, were hosts for a family
dinner on Thanksgiving. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kelle, Mr.
and Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, and Mrs.
Kelle s sister, Caroline Brejcha, of
Portland.
The Arthur Blackburn home was
the scene of a family gathering on
Thanksgiving, each contributing for
a bountiful dinner. Present for the
1 day were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball
and Carol Sue; Mr. and Mrs. Clare
RALEIGH
Henness, Kandee and Gary; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Blackburn; Mr. and Mrs.
HAROLD
James Briles and Terri of Salem; and
FLORIST
There is no need to spend your time going out of Mill City to
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blackburn and
Ph. «6H4
son Craig, of Mill City.
have your PRINTING done. The Enterprise can do it right
Mrs. Rosa Roten of Portland and
her
granddaughter-in-law,
Mrs.
Phyllis Romey of Waldport, are here
here at home. The Enterprise is well equipped to handle all
for atF mdefinte stay and visiting old
friends and relatives in the area.
YOUR PRINTING NEEDS
Mr. and Mrs. William Hutcheson
Jr., and four children of Anderson,
Calif., arrived to spend the Thanks­
TRY US HRST AND BE CONVINCED
giving holidays at the home of his
father. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson
were hosts for a large family dinner
Thursday, whicji included their Cali­
fornia guests, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Parker and three daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Kadin and daughter, Judy,
Mrs. Mattie Root and Glenn Boswell.
The younger Hutchesons left for their
California home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rosamond and
two children drove to Prineville to
with
spend Thanksgiving at the home of
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen and
three children of Eugene arrived just
«
•
in time to join the family reunion
dinner at the Bob Kelle home Thurs­
day. Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. Kelle are
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Herron and five
Do it yourself in 1 afternoon
children had Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Herron
for as
in Mill City. Others present were
John B- Herron, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
low as
Arthur of Eugene, Mr and Mrs. Bud­
dy McCary of SaWm and the Herron’s
Anyone can insulate the «vers
great grandson, Rickey McCary of
age attic in one afternoon foe
Salem.
as low as $67.60 with ZO\O<
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Herron and five
LTTE. Do it yourself and uvS
children were Saturday evening din­
as much as $100.00 in installs«
ner guests at the home of Mr. and
tion costs...cut fuel bill’ up to
Mrs. Richard Cox in Lyons.
40%. Pour it, level it, leave id
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelle and
It’s 1OO% fireproof, rotprooC
two children left Friday morning for
permanent. Come in today foe
a short vacation trip. They were ac­
a FREE estimate'
companied as far as Renton, Wash.,
by Mr- and Mrs. Louis Kelle, who
remained there for a longer visit
with oldtime friends they once knew
in Montana. The Kelle's then visited
relatives and a former service buddy
in Seattle, more relatives in Belling­
Open Saturdays
ham, then drove to-Custer, Canada
for a stop with relative«. They then
|drove to Vancouver, B. C- where they
Ph. 6803 Mill City. Ore had breakfast, back into Washington
for lunch, ending up with late supper
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