I—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THLRSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1S5H
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Mary Kelly, W oman
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Former Mill City Girl Announces Engagement
Mehama Women's Club
Has Chrstmas Party
.MEHAMA The Mehama Women’*
club met at the club house Tuesday
evening December Id for their regu
lar meeting and Christmas party.
Mrs. Raymond Bran h presided at
the short meeting during which it
was voted to send a donation of mon
ey to the Children’* Farm Home for
Chri-tma*.
A musical program was presented
by Sheryl Webb, who played several
piano solos, Jacqueline and Yvonne
Bouche, who played a series of solos
and duets. An instrumental quartet
composed by Lloyd Savage, Rodney
Wilson, Kurt Kimsey and Dick Bil
yeu played several number*.
After the meeting and program a
, gift exchange was held for the club
I members and gifts for the enter
tainers were provided by the commit-
■ tee.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Art Anderson and Mr*. Harold
Longfellow who served refreshments
to the guest entertainers and Mmes.
Raymond Branch, Richard Janeway,
Orville Bilyeu, Robert Draper, J. M-
Teeters, Lilly W'olfkiel, William Bil
yeu, Gerald Branch, D. L. Teeters,
James Hardy, Ercill Wilson, Charles
Bouche and Ed Castle.
Toastmistress Club
Plays Novel Bingo Game
We give thanks Tor
our
many blessings
and for vour wonatr-
ful
support
during
Phone 62b 9
Editor
In the tradition of on
American Christmas
we
send
you
sincere best wishes«
Mill City Pharmacy
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor of Portland, former resi
dents of Mill City this week are announcing the engage
ment of their daughter Miss Evelyn Faith Taylor to A2c
Vernon Gene Starks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starks
of Independence. Both Miss Taylor and Mr. Starks are
graduates of Central Hi in Monmouth-Independence.
Miss Taylor attended school here from 1948 to 1955.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Mr-, f aith Venes* and Mr*. Elea-1
lor La.Munyan were hostesses for j
the Christmas party given last week ,
i by the Mill City Toastmistress club.
tice dates were set for January 3rd
Welcome to members and 1
and 9th.
was extended by the president t Sue
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Mrs. Rachel Olmstead and Mrs.
Poole and the program was arranged I
| Vail will be co-chairmen for the New
’by Mrs. Nesbitt and Eleanor Pakula.
Y’ear’s Eve dinner and party for Re-
Mrs. Jane Roach gave a humorous |
bekahs-Oddft Hows and their famil
rrial."i
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I reading “Granpa’s Christmas Trial.
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1 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dowdy were ies at the hall.
| Mrs. Poole, who acted as topic-
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Following the business meeting
mistress, arranged a clever < bingo
| voted to membership in Santiam Re
game played with Christmas pictures, bekah lodge at their Wednesday the annual Christmas party was held
winners receiving the exchange gift. I evening meeting. New’ members will with the lodge room and serving
Next meeting of the organization I be initiated at the first meeting in tables beautifully arranged in the
will be held January 8 at Fir Manor. January with Dorothy Vail, noble Christmas motif by the committee
in charge: Mrs. Gladys Mason, Mrs.
grand in charge.
Date for installation of new offi-’ 1'aus,’na ^sbitt Mrs. Matte Root,
Compare number of servings as
well as prices when shopping. A roll ■ cer* has been set for January 10. an^.?*rs’ ( aro1 Ohrt.
for-
ed boned ham will serve up to 4% with District Deputy President Mabel ' ('ifts were exchanged and
gold
»nd Stanley v.ii
| people while a whole ham serves V.nV,..
Yankus and
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1OOF i tunes told from the clever
1.3 per pound.
in charge of the joint affair. Prac- Christmas fortune tree made by Mrs.
Nesbitt.
Helen and J. C.
Mill City, Oregon
Phone 6607
Rebekahs Have Annual
Christmas Party Here
the past year.
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Enjoyable Cantata At
Presbyterian Church
1958
It’s the merry Season of
Christmas and our chance
to wish you o wonderful
Holiday of contentment,
happiness and great joy.
FROM THE STAFF OF
The Mill City Enterprise
Don, Alta and Brian Moffatt
Jessie Savage, Idanha
David E. Warde
Mrs. H. N. Wilson, Gates
Mary Kelly, Rose Cree,
Mrs. John Teeters, Mehama
Mill City
Mrs. Eva Bressler, Lyons
Mrs. J. H. Johnston, Fox Valley
The cantata, “All Folks on Earth
Do Sing," wa- impressively present
ed Sunday evening at the Presbyter-
an church by members v* tr.e choir
under the able direction of Mrs.
Donald Sheythe, with Mrs. Barney
Scott as organist.
Soloists were Miss Rosalie Scott,
Mrs. Russell Kelly, and Robert Har-
r.s. Choir members included
Mary
Gay ReMine. Rosalie Scott, Susan
Jenkins, Karren Marshall,
Betty
Dunbar, Rosamond ReMine, Dorothy
Kelly, Karen Kelly, Jewell Bennett,
• Marjorie Parker, Edna Ross. Bette '
Kelly, Lowell Fleetwood, Wayne
Thomas, ( arl Kelly, and Robert Har-I
ris.
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A prelude, “Silent Night,” was ef
fectively played at the piano by Mary
I Gay R< Mine, with Jean Scott accom-
I panying at the organ.
At the close of the presentation, a
beautifully-decorated
Noble
fir
Christmas tree, with added “green-
ery,” was presented to Rev. Robert
Roach and family by Donald Sheythe
on behalf of the congregation.
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Sunday afternoon, the primary de
partment of the Presbyterian chur.h
school, under the leadership of Mrs. I
Jame* Swan. Mis* S.grun Grimstead,'
and Mrs. Robert Roa h. held a “shar
ing party.’’ The group consisted of
first, secund, and third graders of
the Sunday school.
The children brought home-made
iurp
uidnuiig it and
i ill decorated four
tree net
decoration*
j small Christmas tree es, after which
I they were delivered to as many “shut-
' ins" aroifnd town
The youngsters
also sang Christmas carols to the re-
opients and gave them small gift*,
such as jam or jelly.
Those receiving the offerings of
the little people were Mr. and Mrs.
I Frank Hirte, Mr. and Mrs. W. H
¡Payne, Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Smith and I
i Mr*. M L. Meyer*.
Assisting in the project were Mr*,
'rlo Tuers, Mrs. Paul lit Igath, Mrs.
Don Walker, and Frank Crowthers,
i who drove cars.
Monday noon, the
kindergarten)
'ch’hiren held its sharing party, with 1
i decorated tiee* be ng taken to Mis» '
I Da sy Gedde« and Mrs. W J. Robin-
j son. Teachers in charge were Mrs. I
James Swan, Mr*. Roy Epperson. I
.and Mr*. Frank Moore.
Red & White Store
Edna, Lee and Bess
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Make you own colored sugar by
add ng a few drop* to granulated su
gar. Stir until color is evenly dis-
1 tni ..ted, then s^itad , ut to dry.
“Glory to God in the highest, arid on earth
peace, good will toword men." . . . May your
holiday be filled with the true spirit of the sea
son. 7o all a very Merry Christmas!
Stiffler's Radio & Appliance
Mill City, Oregon