3—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1959
Father-Son Banquet
To Be Held Feb. 12
LYONS
l.Y (INS— Members of the WSC-S
held their meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Burl Smith, with
a large attendance. Mrs. Smith’s home
was beautifully decorated carrying
>ut the Valentine motif. Mrs. Prich
ard presided over the business ses
sion with Ethel Huffman secretary,
P-ot of various committees were
heard, with a good report from the i
aiiuinivian dinner. Plans were com
pleted for the Father and Son ban- I
quet which will be held on Thurs
day evening, February 12 at the All
Purpose Room at the Mari-Linn school I
! lou
with Wa.ter Lansing the guest
speaker of the evening. Plans were
ai>o made for the World Day of
Prayer which is Friday February 13.
It will be held jointly at the Presby- |
jterian hurch in Mill City. Rev. Ruth
Cotton, Orpha Roy and Alice Huber |
| met with the Mill City ladies Wed
nesday afternoon to complete plans.
A good report was given on the work
at the church, with the ceiling of the
basement completed.
At the close of the meeting Mrs
Smith served dainty refreshments to
Mildred Prichard, Gertrude Baltzer, I
' arrie Naue. Alma Omlstead, Effie
Anderson, Alt» Bodeker, Alice Hub
er, Naomi IntVeld, Doris Roy, June
Hollingshead, Eva Bressler, ilrpha
I Hoye, Gladys Hargreaves. Donna
| Wesley, Ruby Prichard, Reta Cruson;1
i Pearl Hudson, Rev. Ruth Cotton, and I
Mrs. Charles Morgan of Stayton and
Mrs Lawrence Larimer of Mt. Pleas
ant who were guests for the after-1
noon.
I
B» Eva Bressler
PORTERs LALh
Ethel Huffman and Evelyn Sex-
ton were hostesses for a shower hon-
•ring Vicki Case bride elect held at
the Sexton home in Monday evening.
Games furnished the entertainment
with Anita Brown and Darleen Frank
lin winning prizes. The door prize
went to Ruby Prichard At the close
of the evening refreshments were |
served to the honored guest. Miss
Case, Naomi IntVeld, Glenda Linde
mann, Dora Gustafson, Alta Bode-
ker, Mildred Prichard, Donna Wesley,
Doris Roy, Carrie Naue, Donna As
mussen, Doris Geraths, Lottie Grosso, j
Ruby Prichard, Anita Brown, Marie I
Matson, Ann Sherwood, Mary Ida At- |
cherson, and the hostesses Ethel Huff
man and Evelyn Sexton. Sending gifts
who were unable to attend were Mil- I
dred and Kay Carr, Ann Holzfuss, I
Janice Deggerness, Janet Titus, Jen-
ette Cornell, Anna Hubbard, Eva
FEES
PENALTY
Bressler and Layman Jones.
In Marion County
After March 1st
Mrs. Jack Eller and Mrs. Harry
Stassen from Seaside and Mrs. Earl
Male ................ $1.00
Male ................ $3.00
Corrigan and daughter Marian from
Ogelvie, Minnesota were recent guests I
QUIZ FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS: Above portrait was taken in
Sp. Female
$ 1.00
Sp. Female.... . $3.00
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew j
doors at night on Tri-X film with lens wide open at 1/5 second,
Female
$2.00
Sieg The three ladies are cousins of i
Female .... ,...... $4.00
using no flash or floodlights How? For answer, see below
Mrs. Sieg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston are in
Make Money Orders or Checks Payable to:
Myrtle Creek where they are guests
at the home of their daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Hum
phreys.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Heyward and
Salem, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bellman of Port
land were Sunday guests at the houie
of Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg.
I--------------------
Guy Hartle, manager of the Simp
son plywood plant at Lyons also at
World Day of Prayer
Idanha spent three days in Seattle, |
To Be Observed Friday
Wash., the first of the week where
he attended a metting of the Simp
By Canyon Churches
son Logging Company.
LYONS—Special services will
Mabel Downing was hostess for the i
held Friday in Mil] City, when
Wednesday afternoon card club with
number of the churches in the North
her party held at the home of Mrs
I Santiam area plan to observe the
Donna Asmussen. Several tables of
World Day of Prayer at the Presby
500 were in play folowing a one
terian church in that city.
thirty dessert luncheon. High score 1
Special services will consist of:
was held by Berneice Bridges, sec-
Call to Worship—Mill City Pres-1
mi high by Charolotte Thiel, low by
byterian church; Acts of Repentence -
Rose Bassett and Bertha Allen drew
Mehama Presbyterian church; Acts (
the traveling prize. Others attend
of Assurance—Christian ( ’•’ch, Mill
ing were Donna Asmussen, Leota
City; Acts -of Thanasgiving—Free
Worden, Januita Wright, Eulalia
Methodist church, Mill City; Solo,
Lyons, Ethel Huffman, Doris Roy,
Lord’s Prayer,
Methodist church,
Doreen Hellemn, Ruth Lyons, Lot
Lyons; Offering and Consecration—
tie Grosso, Katie Sieg. Alma Olm- 1
Assembly of God, Mill City,
stead, and the hostess Mrs. Downing. 1
The City Council held their regu-
dtr February meeting Wednesday
Douglas Hirte.
night with all members present. A
Two matches, held still about a foot above and a bit in front
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Brown and
short business meeting was held fol
of subject, provided all th« light. Tripod, of court«, was used.
children of Salem spent Sunday at
lowed by a discussion on naming of
the home of his grandparents, Mr. I
the streets. Robert Moore gave a re- |
and Mrs. Ned Richards. Also calling
port on the progress of the budget I
on Sunday were old-time friends, Mr.
The Feb. meeting of the Mari-Linn
and Mrs. Ott Binegar of Salem, and
PTC was held Tuesday evening at the j
Richard’s cousin, Jack Richards and
By Mrs. John Teeters
Mrs. H. N. WiUoq
school house with Mrs. Guy Hartle
Mrs. Glover, both of Stay ton.
presiding. It was Dads night with ( Visitors a week tgo Sunday at
Today. Thursday, is the benefit
A practice training meeting was
Robert Moore in charge of entertain- v the G. W.
Coffman h>.i. e «ere Mr. Coffee Hour at the home
of Mrs. held by the Gates Volunteer Firemen
_______
ment. Band music was furnished by I coffmaif s parents, Mr. gnu Mrs. J.
| William Pennick, between z and 4 Sunday morning, at which time the
Beginners, Intermediates and Advan R. Watson of Yoder.
P. M. It is hoped many will come in Moore home, which had been partial
ced pupils whi-h was enjoyed by all.1
Sunday guests at the Alvin Grif costume, as the Centennial I theme i ly destroyed by fire over a year ago,
Merry Jo Cruson, Ginger Lantzer,
will be used throughout. We can't I was completely razed. An instructor
Barbara Morrison and Judy Ander fiths were Mr and Mr». Geo.ge No
son who were dressed in proper regal ack of Salem and Mr Noaok'» aunt, think of a ni er group to aid than I from Salem, accompanied by Bob Mob
ia danced the “Charleston.” / A spell- : Mrs. Mary Hagern an, who is vi.-i - these Camp Fire girls. Come and ley, former Gates resident, was in
bring a friend with you.
charge.
ir.g match was held with Vivian Wil ing here frog Kanss The Griffiths
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson
ton, Joyce Prichard, Billie Prich took their guests to Corvallis in the ! Mr. and Mrs. I.ang Stafford were
ard, Dennis Clipfell and Stanley t. afternoon wher' they vi.ited friends. houseguests over the weekend at the returned last weekend from a trip
Mrs. E. J. Hugnes returned home home of her brother-in-law and sis to California, where they were called
Power taking part. Dennis Clipfelll
__ Vivian
__________
___ ______
,L f from
----- Day on,
.. ^.i.:
won ____
first __ and
Wilson
second ____
recently
Ohio, where ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Marston, at by the death of Mrs. Hutcheson’s
This was followed by a short business she had spent some time visiting her Gresham. It happened to be the Mar sister-in-law, Mrs. Judge Peetz, at
Oakland, Calif. Later they visited
meeting with Mrs. Hartle in charge, ’’¡ece and family, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. ston's 10th wedding anniversary.
after which refreshments were served Prine and children.
On Sunday, the 15th Mr. and Mrs. at the home of his son, the William
by the Dads.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Tietze and Mr. Donald Hobson will bring Mr. Mar Hutcheson, Jrs., at Anderson, Calif.,
Loren Chamberlain and Mrs. Edith and Mrs. Jim Richmond and daugh- shall to be guest speaker at the Gates and on down to Victorville, Calif., at
Davis were quietly married in Albany I ters were Sunday dinnei gue ts of Community church. The
following the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack
Wednesday by Judge Arnold. They the Orville Downings in F< x Valley. Sunday services will he conducted by R. Brown and family. Their grand-
Jeri Jo Parker, accompan-
■were accompanied to Albany by Joe
Mrs. Orval lenders and Mrs. Stan Arlin Rothhauge of Eugene. The job daughter,
Bentley.
ley Mason were hosteeses for the of siding up the new Sunday School ied them from Gates, and enjoyed
some sight-seeing trips which took
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown were in meeting of the ] H»t Ln n-’i
lub at room went ahead rapidly on last
Portland Saturday where they at the schoolhouse Thursday evening. Saturday’s workout, even
though them to Disney Land and Knotts
tended funeral services for his father, evening.
i snow squalls appeared several times. Berry Farm, with her cousin, Kim
berly Ann Brown as companion. F>>-
Vivian Brown.
Flowers For Your Valentine
The Women's Society of the Me- Al] enjoyed a pot luck dinner at joyable weather prevailed for the
The Revs. Ruth and Earl B. Cot hama church will meet for a dessert noon.
Win
her
heart
with our flowers .. we have all her favorites
whole
trip
for
the
Hutcheson
’
s,
who
ton went to McMinnville Monday to luncheon at the church Thursday,
Erro] McWhirk has arrived home
Beautiful bouquets and corsages made up to your order.
attend the parsonage club meeting February 12 at 1 p. m. There will be following a stay in Emmanuel hos returned via Las Vegas and Reno,
held at the Methodist church there. a short meeting and devotion period pital in Portland for foot surgery. He Nev.
Walter Bevier of Lyons and Ed
Mrs. Clara McRae of Woodbum, after which work will be done on the is able to be about with the aid of
who is quite ill is at the home of her mission sewing. Anyone interested is crutches. Errol is the son of Mr. and Taylor of Mehama, visited Friday
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Philo Potter. cordially invited to attend this meet Mrs. Don McWhirk. and has been a with Ned and Daisy Richards. Talk
Nuraery and Fiertet
of the Centennial year bring back
Mrs. McRae, a former resident here, ing.
student at OCE,
Monmouth this many memories to these folks, now in
Open 7 a tn. to 9 p. m. Including Sunday»
is well known in the community.
j Sunday dinner guests of the James winter term.
their 80’s, who lived most of their
Phon« Stayton BO 9-2534
319 W. Washington St.
John Prideaux spent the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Tomasen, of lives in thia area.
Hardys were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ash
in Seattle, Wash., with his wife, who
ley of Aumsville. Afternoon v.sitors Hood River were overnight guests
is attending the University of Wash
at the Hardys Sunday were Mr. Har of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Htucheson on
ington.
tly's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Monday. Mrs. Tomasen is Worthy'
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gisler and daugh
)C. B. McCall and son, David, of Pra- Grand Matron of Eastern Star, and
ter, Pamelia, of Marion, were Sunday
attended a nohost dinner at 6:30 in
, turn.
dinner guests at the home of her
parents,” Mr. and Mrs. Pat'Lyons.
. Mr. »«d Mr,. Merle Johnson and Mill City Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hennes» spent
“Thursday evening,' Febru’ar? “12i”at' daughter, Barbara of Glendale and
of the weekend visiting their son and.
«30 the Father and Son banquet will Mr. and
ard Mrs. Willard
w-■ Johnson o.
be held in the allpurpose room of the Mapleton visited relatives here dur- daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earle
1959 Dog Licenses for Linn County are due and payable at Hie
Mari-Linn school. Special speaker of I in* the weekend.
c »v
u Henness in Beaverton, who had re-'
the evening
evening will
will be
be Captain
Captain Walter
Walter! Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith, who cently moved to a new home.
the
County Clerk's Office, Albany, Oregon.
Fourteen adults have registered in
Lansing, formerly of the State po have been living in one of the Alla-
West the Adult Math class given each
way
house»
moved
last
we«-k
to
lice.
I
Thursday evening in the Gates Grade I
Mrs. Mike Schwindt was hostess Stayton.
Mrs. Bonn-e Wagner returned home school. Principal William Gleason is
for the meeting of the Altar Society
of the St Patrick Catholic church at the last of the week from a visit teaching the class. Last year’» class
nd South | stated it was an enjoyable and worth
her home Thursday evening. The with relatives in Colorad
Dakota.
while project.
usual business wa- cairied out. and
j Mrs. Robert Kelle and Mrs. Cather
it was voted to buy pads for the
After March 1st an additional charge of $2.00 will be made as
ine Turnidge attended a Project Lead
kneeling benches, also n»w altar
er
’
s
Training
meeting
in
Salem
re-
chimes. Attending were Mmes. Del-,
a penalty.
I cently. They will give their demon
hert Barker, Floyd ( raigmyle, Ed
S*‘ t ;ide, Oregon (stration on "Low Calorie Dishes” at
C«stle, Phillip Pietrok. Sam Br dg- .
To secure a Dog License send your NAME AND ADDRESS and
Feb. 5, 1959 the next meeting of the Santiam Can-
Truman Tibbets, Ben Voltin, Paul |
• yon Extension unit in the Gates
Geraths, Andrew Sieg. Pat Lyon», Mill City Enterprise,
state the sex of dog and enclose the proper fee.
1 Women's Clubhouse Thursday, Feb
Jack Riesterer, Leland Manning, I Mill City. Oregon
ruary
26.
Much
interest
is
anticipat-
Joseph
M
Dougall,
Dear
Editor:
P.obert Schiewek,
AFTER MARCH 1ST THE DOG CATCHER
Enclosed please find cl k for ed on this subject, and meeting will
nd’
and the hostess. Mrs. S
Weekend guests at the home of ¡13.50 for which please send i- an- ¡take up at 10:30 a. m
WILL START CANVASSING THE COUNTY
The CY'F group of the Gates Com
•Mr. and Mrs. Georg» Hubbard and other year« subscription to The En-
munity
chur-h
is
planning
a
roller
FOR NON-LICENSED DOGS.
Mrs. Ethel Huffman were Mr. and terprise.
We do so enjoy reading it especial -kating party at Lebanon Sunday af-
Mr». George Laverty and family
from Newport. Mr. Laverty is a ly these windy evenings and also to I temoon the 15th. All participating
grandson of the Hubbards and ne keep in touch with our Canyon friends, ¡will meet at the church at 1:30 p. m.,
be ar-
We wish to take this opportunity where tran»portation will
phew of Mrs. Huffman. Additional
Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. to thank all those who were »o kind in ranged,
City licensee for dogs in the City limits of Albany and
W. B. Hirte went to Corvallis for
Clarence Decker and daughter. Sue remembering me during my illness, in
Sweet
Home are secured at the City Hall of said Cities.
I
the
weekend,
enjoying
"Dad
’
s
Week-
Ann of E.gene Mrs. Decker is a case we missed someone.
•end
’
’
activities,
and
dinner
at
th«
Sincerely
Your»,
daughter of the Hubbards and sister
I sororiety house, a« guest of hig »on,
George and Mabel Veteto
vf Mrs. Huffman.
MEHAMA
DOG LICENSE DUE
H. C. MATTSON, County Clerk
GATES
RALEIGH HAROLD
DOG OWNERS
$2.00 for Males and Spayed Females;
$3.00 for Females not Spayed.
Editor s Lefler Box
R.M. RUSSELL, Clerk