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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1959)
»—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE i friends in Lyons Friday morning when THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1959 One American in four LYONS Bv Eva Breaaler A meeting of the official board was held at the Lyons Methodist church Thursday evening with Wendell Wea ver Lay Leader in charge Very good reports were heard from the various chairman, with a good report on the progress of the church. Work is now under way ceiling the basement. This meeting was followed by the regular Thursday evening choir practice. Ce cil Bassett organist was honored on i his birthday anniversary with a cake baked by Mrs. Glenn Julian. This was in appreciation of his services. Cecil and his wife are largely responsible for the purchase of the new Electric Organ at the church and Cecil drives to Lyons every Thursday evening for choir practice and also for Sunday morning services. Mrs. Albert Julian of Scio and her daughter Mrs. Fay Crawford from Seattle, Washington visited with I had this disease Physicians Call it obes ity, but it'» just as un healthy if we call it pounds— too many pounds. Jn some places a chief cause of early death is malnutrition but in this country the Grim Reaper's number one helper is overeating Overweight people subject their heart and blood vessels to undue stresses and strains. Every ounce of excess flesh is a menace to health. Which is why so many of us diet today. And those they attended the coffee hour held at the home of Mrs. Alice Huber. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett were Wednesday dinner guests at the home of their son Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ba~- ■ett in Salem. The uc assion honored the birthday anniversary of Cecil. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing left Thursday morning for Crescent City, California, where they will spend the weekend at the home of their daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown and children. Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Feenstra from Falls City were Tuesday over night guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye, and attended the Scandi navian Smorgsbord dinner at the Methodist church, and were Wednes day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hargreaves before re turning home. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker were Sunday dinner guests at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson and child ren in Salem. Additional dinner I guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gust Ed- i grin, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamp- of us who are wise see a physician first. We, as professional pharmacists, know bow effective a doctor's advice can be. MILL CITY PHARMACY Dependable Prescription Service Phans 0651 Mill City, Oregon ATTENTION! LOGGERS, RANCHERS. REPAIRMEN See Us For PC — TOOLS— S & K Guaranteed JENKINS HARDWARE Phone 2206 We Give S and H Green Stamps »fill CHy, Ore. noon... ton and childen of Salem. The occa Wash., and another son and wife, Mr. sion honored the birthday annivers and Mrs. R«x Julian of Portland. aries of Mr. Edgrin and Mr. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kimery and Wayne Kirsch, son of Mrs. Reta children spent the weekend in Port Kirsch returned home Sunday from land at the home of her sister and SantMm Memorial hospital after be husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin. ing hospitalised there for injuries he Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dougherty of Salem were Sunday dinner guests at received in a car accident. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spellmeyer the home of his sister and husband, and daughter, Sharon were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fink. dinner guetts in Salem at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. George Owen and children Rickie and Gari-Lee from Ashland are spending the week at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. By Judi Hoeye and Mrs. Ramie Martell. They will It’s February and just a week and also visit at the home of her grand a half ’til the Sweetheart’s Ball that mother .Mrs. Pearl Averill. Mrs. has everyone in a dizzy tizzy. All the Dolores Schneider and chidren, Jack gills are madly trying to get new ie and Carolyn from Wyoming are dresses for the big occasion. This is ilso visiting at the Martell and Aver putting quite a strain on mamma's ill home. Mrs. Schneider expects to nerves and pappa’s pocketbook. make her home in Lyons. Additional The Sophomores are sponsoring Sunday dinner guests at the Martell the dance. Just recently a few girls, home were Mr. and Mrs. Nathan including Pat Henry, Janice Novak, Mitsch and daughters Sue and Mere Marcia Barnhardt, Kathy Harris, Jo dith of Lebanon. Mr.. Mitsch is a Ann Chailender and Carol Pate, met sister of Mrs. Martell. to have a paperwadding party. They Mrs. Mary Bauder of Pullayup, wadded up mu.h paper with which to Wash., is spending several days at the stuff a great heart for the Ball. home of Mrs. Ethel Huffman and The Seniors have been thinking Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard. The very hard about their education. families were friends in South Da They wrote an evaluation of their kota. school years for English. This was Mrs. Inez Ring, who had been in kind of hard for some of them. ill health for some time was taken Something new has been added to to the Marian Home in Sublimity the home basketball games. There is Sunday afternoon. now a half-time drawing with prizes Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Julian and son, of merchandise, donated by local mer Glenn, Jr., were Friday evening din chants. You can pick up your entry ner guests at the home of his par- slips at the stores downtown. |-nts, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Julian of I Mrs. Fleetwood is going to make a Scio. The occasion honored the birth- 1 new dress. One of her students kept day anniversary of his father. Addi complaining about having to look at tional guests were their daughter, the same old ones all the time so she Mrs. Fay Crawford from Seattle, finally gave up. We are sure it will be a nice change for her as well as for us. Usually it’s Bill Stewart who shocks everyone else. But Bill got the shock of his life the other day. The science class is studying electri- I city as produced by a static machine It was just a little shock but it was big enough for Bill. And talking about science, the phy sics class has been conducting an ex periment in horsepower. Tom Fencl •and Rodney Schaer have spent the | last few days running up and dowr. i the steps in the gym. If you think YOUR exercises are hard, try runn ing up and down a flight of stairs. As you have probably heard, the six weeks and semester just ended- Each and every student has beer breathlessly wondering if they made the honor roll. Here is the answer to their question: Six Weeks Freshmen—Mary Ann Bassett, Judith Hampton, Ellen Hoeye. Susan Jenkins and Douglas Ohmart. Sophomores — Marcia Barnhardt, Kathy Harris, Pat Henrv, Doris Hut chinson. David Johnson, and Sharon Whitsett. Juniors—Sandra Harris, Frances Nesbitt, Bernice Potter. Seniors—Ernie Andersen, Carol Sue Ball, Gary Bevier, Betty Christian. Tom Fencl, Judi Hoeye, Vernon John son, Sandra Merry, Phyllis Neal, Phy llis Pate, Julie Randall, and Sandra Rowen. Semester Freshmen-—Mary Ann Bassett, Judith Hampton, Ellen Hoeye, Susan Jenkins, Jeanie Kelly, Karren Mar shall, Douglas Ohmart. Sophomore*« — Marcie Barnhardt, Kathy Harris, Pat Henry, Dennis Jenkins, David Johnson, Sharon Whitsett. Seniors—Ernie Andersen, Carol Sue Ball, Gary Bevier, Betty Chris tian. Tom Fencl, Judi Hoeye, Vernon Johnson, Ron Kuhlman, Sandra Mer ry, Phyllis Neal, Phyllis Pate Julie Randall, and Sandra Rowen. 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