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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1959)
I fyjom&wk Paae NEW and USED Furniture ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ CARPETING and LINOLEUM Garden Club Makes Plans for Sale COMPUTI Housi We Give and Redeem Penny Saver Stamps 367 3rd St. Stayt on How Long Since Your Watch Was Cleaned ? •vaa the Hasel wstek shwM be ehansd and oted aOsaMUMsayaar. Nsgtoct today—may m—■ eostly rapair bills tomorrow FREE! Lak us taapac* your watch, lt'a worth a law momeau of your time to find out whschar ail's waD There« no charge or ebUgeUon for thtoawMoa. Ui today f Baker’s Mill City Jewelry Telephone 1843 MILL CITY We I m Genuine Factory Porta AUTHORI7ED > K X. KEEPSAKÉ pealep ___ K I Annual District Meeting Vx“?," Of Eastern Star Held Here Monday Night The JayceeEttes met ’ evening, February 5 at the home of The February meeting of the Mill Mrs. Y'erne Shaw, with Mrs. Elmer City Garden club was held Thursday Bilyeu a« hostess. at the home of Mrs. Curtis Cline, I Main topic of discussion was the »ith Mis. Harvey Tolbert as o- making of Centennial hats. The«e hoste-s. F.nal plans were completed hats will be sold at the Mill City for the club’s cooked food and apron Garden club cooked food and apron ►ale which will be held February 13 sale, which will be held, Friday, Feb- at the Jaycee H ill starting at 10 a m. | j ruary 13 at the Jay.ee hall.. ___ . won the After the meeting, refreshments Mr«. Adolph Brunner prize for a “flower ■ ’ ” game played by were served by the hostess and cards Davis were played. Those winning prizes the group and Mrs. Jennie , -_ door -__ prize. ___ • The March were Mrs. Verne Shaw and Mrs. received the meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John A. Wills. present were; Mrs. Jim | Herbert Schroeder. | Members ~ Attending the luncheon and meet- Grant, Mrs. Gordy McMorris, Mrs. inj were Mmes. Harvey Tolbert, J. J“hn A. U ills, , Mrs. Larry Carrick, < Kimmel, Charles Doiezol. Louis Mrs. Reryl L . Lamb, Mrs. Verne Shaw, Verbeck, James Swan, Jennie Davis,1 Mrs. Harold Simes, Mrs. Al Ziebert, Chuck Harte and the hostess, Ray Stockdale, Otto Witt, Frank Mrs. *' Hayes, Lowell Cree, Fred Grimes, Mrs. Elmer Rilyeu. The next meeting will be held Wendell Heller, Rachel Olmstead, 1 Nat Wills, Herbet Schroeder, and February 19 at K p. m. at the home Curtis Cline. Guests were Mrs. Berg of Mrs. Gordy McMorris. | ----------------------------------- and Mrs. Gertrude Mason. ' Leia Barkley Has Interesting Flight Home In a letter received from Leia Kelly I Barkley by her parents she states that i the return trip to Manhattan, Kansas, was more eventful than her trip out I here two weeks before. Upon landing for the u«ual short stop at Denver, Colo., the passengers were informed that their flight had been cancelled, and that they had a choice of continu ing by Continental Plane or taking the train. Worrying about her hus- bmd meeting her and the baby in Kansas City, Mrs. Barkley decided I to take the Continental—which turn ed out to be a luxurv "Golden Carpet Flight.” Arriving in K. C an hour later than orginally scheduled, Leia found that Paul wasn’t there, as he had been informed the passengers were con- tinuing by train from Denver and wouldn’t arrive until the next day. Luckily, she knew a lady she could stay with in Kansas City, but upon arriving at her house she found that she had the wrong suit-case. As some one else had called the Terminal in the same predicament, the Airline sent out a man in a cab to straight en out the luggage problem. Paul made his second 120-mile trip to K. C. af ter his family on Friday, by which time the storm was over, and they arrived in Manhattan that evening. I Dennis Clipfell To Represent Mari-Linn in Annual Spelling Contest LYONS—Dennis dipfell will agair. represent the Mari-Linn school as a spelling entrant for the Statesman- KSLM $early contest. Dennis emerg ed as w.nner of a spell-down recently held at the s.hool. This is the second year Dennis, an eighth-grade pupil has represented the school. Alternate will be Vivian Wilson and third run ner-up was Joyce Prichard. The spelldow’n was conducted by Ralph Hurst, eighth grade teacher at the February meeting of the PTC. The spelling panel consisted of Den- '..s Clipfell, Vivian Wilson, Joyce Prichard, Tommy Prideaux, and Bil lie Prichard, who had qualified as the best speller in the school. The annual District Meeting for Victoria Chapter of Turner. Acacia Chapter of Stayton, and Marilyn Chapter of Mill City, Order of the Eastern Star, was held here at the lodge hall Monday night in honor of Daisy Thomsen of Hood River, Wor- thy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Oregon, who was making her official visit. While in this vi cinity, the distinguished visitor was the housegue?t of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson of Gates. The Greatest Name in Presiding over the meeting were WASHERS and DRYERS the following worthy matrons and worth) pitrens: Julia Kemp and Walter Brisbin of Marilyn Chapter; Leona Dimbat and Karl Wipper of At Your Own Victoria Chapter; and Nellie Watson and Ario Martin of Acacia Chapter. SANTIAM CANYON Exemplification of the work was DEALER Santiam Valley Grange carried out as follows: Marilyn Chap ter, opening, closing, and business Fart, Efficient Factory Ta Wan Ka Camp Fire Has Pot Luck Supper session; Acacia Chapter, escort and Trained Sales and Service ¡Elects New Officers LYONS—The regular meeting - of balloting; and Victoria Chapter, ini-' As Close As Your Phone The Ta Wan Ka Camp Fire girl« 1 Santiam Valley ....... u — — a „.„.u»., **-"- r Grange was held 1 tiation, during which Edward Dimbat, Mrs. Ralph Jull Honor I held their last meeting at the home Friday evening with a 6:30 potluck Jr., and Scott Andersen received the \Guest at Pink and Blue of one of the sponsors, Mrs. Mel «upper followed by the usual business degrees of the order. Rambo. Officers for the next two’meeting. Six officers who were un-1 Escorted to the East, besides the Shower Saturday Night Phone I'L 9-2355 months were elected as follows: 'able to attend installation at Morn Worthy Grand Matron, were Grand Lyons, Oregon Mrs. Robert Moore was hostess president, I^ura Jo Rambo; vice jng star Grange, were installed by Committee Members, Merle Lamar Saturday evening at her home in president, Peggy Putman; secretary, [Joyd Sletto, with Bertha Basl, mar- of Silverton, Estarl Awards Commit Geneva Johnson; treasurer, Linda «hall, and Frank Basl, emblem bear- tee; Edna Hutcheson of Gates, Es Lyons for a pink and blue shswer in | honor of Mrs. Ralph Jull (Ellen Thorpe, and sergeant-at-arms, Shar er. tarl Fund Committee; and Lillian on Bassett. The girls receive an honor Lloyd Sletto gave a good report Humphrey of Stayton, Chairman of Shelton) of Corvallis. Appropriate for serving as officers and all take J on Agriculture, and Herbert Hamp Pay of Representatives Committee. games were played followed by the Automotive & Industrial turns during the year. ton reported on Legislation. Violet Jo Carrick of Stayton, Grand Repre opening of the many beautiful gifts. Maintenance The afternoon was spent knitting Wagner announced that new chairs sentative for the State of Maine, Refreshments were served by the hostess. on afghan squares for a robe they are had been purchased. | was also introduced. Welding, Diesel Engine Present were Mrs. Ralph Jull and making for a children’s hospital. At the lecturer's hour the program Officers of >11 three chapters were Mrs. Robert Shelton of Corvallis; Mrs. Lester Johnson and Mrs. Jack was a discussion on Oregon, led by lovely in their formal gowns of Service I Duggan are leaders of the group. Le turer Celene Taylor. It was de American Beauty red, which was a Mrs. Glen Shelton, Mrs. Hugh Jull, Shop or Field Mrs. Herbert Whitaker, Mrs. William cided that on Friday evening, Febru happy coincidence, as well as very Delco Batteries Shepherd, Mrs. Arthur Hedge, Mrs. Mary Ann Meader Heads ary 20. the group would practice appropriate in the Valentine atmos- Floyd Shepherd, Mrs. Lowell Cree, ritualistic work and drills. This is phere of the decorations. Factory Equipment Ignition Mrs. Elmer Shaw, Mrs. Elmer Bil Stitching Time 4H Club the regular social night. Announcements included the Parts yeu, Miss Andrey Shaw, Mrs. Rich Officers of the Stitching Time 4H “Sweetheart Ball” in honor of the Dealer for Airco Welding ard Freeman, Mrs. Larry Lawrence, >)ub were named at their meeting on 7 oastmistress Club To .Grand Grand Family Thursday evening, Products Saturday. Offi.ers are President, I I February 12, in the Jefferson High Mrs. Earl Loucks and the hostess, Mrs. Robert Moore. Mary Ann Meader; Vice President, Meet Thursday Night School gymnasium, and an invitation Sending gifts were Mmes. Robert Urvada Hince; Reporter, Kathy Far- The speech contest at club level will from Cedar Chapter of Scio for Mon Gregory, Jerry Whitaker, Clarence ■ er: Secretary, Karen Meader, and be held tonight, Thursday at Fir Man day, February 16. Howe, William McClintock, lrl Ply- or at 7:30, said Mrs. Sue Poole, pres Song Leader, Sherry Farrier. Jim and Veryl Hoover Under “good of the order,’’ the Franklin | Thi -eiietary gave her report. She ident. Mrs. Al Nesbitt will be toast- Worthy Grand Matron interesting male, Eldon Hutchinson, Phone 2602 Mill Qty McDowell, Edith Mason, Clinton Land 1 ha» sent the weekly cards to the 4H mistrees at this meeting. ly told some of the history of the I Under the new rules this year, heroines for whom the Star Points and Milton Roten. headquarters in Albany. Six completed sewing projects is speakers will be g ven 24 hours prior were named, also complimenting ¡the goil 'or this year. At this time to the meeting to prepare their Karl Wipper of Turner on his letter- three articles are finished.—Kathy speeches, and they will have a choice perfect rendition of the initiatory of three titles. Farrier, 4H Reporter. work. Brief remarks were made by SEE ADA'S FOR others. A group of Marilyn Chapter- of fi.ers and courtesy girls presented a colorful degre in honor of the dis tinguished guest, climaxed by the pre sentation to her of an Emblematic You re Sure 7o Find What You Want Here NwH * 1 Star and gift. As entertainment, Ruth Anderson of Acacia Chapter of Stayton sang "The Prayer Perfect," honoring one of the new initiates. 227 S. W. Broadway Phone 2243 Mill City, Ore. At the close of the evening, re freshments were served by a com mittee made up of three members of each chapter. Preceding the evening's festivities was a no-host dinner, the tables centered with arrangements of hearts, pussy-willows, and greenery. Repn -enting Marilyn Chapter on the dinner and refreshment commit tee wt rc Velma Carey, Mabel Nel You'll Never Do Any son. and Mary Tuers, with Elsie Völ kel having decoiated the serving Better Than Buying A tables. Responsible for the appropriate decorations in the chapter room FLYING A BATTERY were Addie French, Telia Graham, 3 Year Guarantee Only and Mary Hoodenpyle. Long Life MAYTAG AVAILABLE NOW LYONS PLUMBING EXPERT WATCH INSPECTION Why not Phone 625 “ Mary Kelly, Woman s Editor i— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, FERRI ARY 12. I»5« Hoover's Repair Sr LINGERIE * « ADA’S NEEDLE SHOP For Dependable Starts Dependability Toastmistress Speech Contests in Planning Tkc AuwteAt Valentina of off and otker kead - üùmntcd txeatA ! « For that special someone ... or for a Valentine party .. Sweetheart Cake with Its specially designed Valentine card! Two heart-shaped white layers, hidden beneath swirls of pink icing, topped by a “kissing couple” that's »mbolK of the occasion. Choose from our other Valentine treats, too: dainty pink and white petit fours, a variety of crispy cookies, delicious, de lightful Mary Anns, and other delicacies. Order now for February 14. So you'll be sure to remember! MUIR’S BAKERY Our Products Are At Least Phone 2222 24 Hours Fresher Mill City, Oregon By Mary Jane Chance At this time of the year Toastmis tresses the world over have the oppor tunity to show off, so as to speak. For speech contests are planned for every club in the International Orginiza tion This competition is a chance for the club members to prove ability to think on her feet, to organize thoughts and present them intelligently. Toastmistress training, such as, poise, voice control, enunciation, ges tures and eye contact helps members gain confidence so that participation and speaking assignments are a pleas ure for both speaker and audien e. I Participation f every member at ev-. ery meeting gives all an equal op- I portunity and therefore club menibei- ship is limited to 30. Our local Toastmistress Club mem bers have been practicing extempor aneous speaking tn preparation for the , contest which will be an Inter-Area affair with Stayton and Aumsville clubs who are also in the competition. The two chosen winners will then pre- | sent speeches for competition at Coun- | cil 2 which included clubs from Leban- on, Albany, Eugene, Salem and Springfield. Winning Contestant from ¡Council then competes at the Region al meet to be held at Bellingham, Wash., May 1, 2 and 3 with contest ants from Oregon, Washington, Ida ho, Northern California, British Co* lumbia and Alaska. The regional win ner will be sent to the International Convention at Minneapolis, Minne sota in July Toastmistrassses come from all walks of life and are of all ages. The ccupations »nd and U.. back* variety of occupations -- gt.unds add interest to the meetings. Lots of Pep $17.95 Plus Y our Oid Battery Our Station is Open 24 Hours a Day. We Give S & H Green Stamps DRAPER'S FLYING A SERVICE Phone 7442 II Highway 22 Mill City Sunday Starting Time: 5:30 P. M 7:00 P. M. on Other Days. II THl RSDAY*. FRIDAY. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 12-13-14 TOM EWELL, MICKEY ROONEY. M’CKEY SH\l t.HNESSY, in "A NICE FITTI.E BANK THAT SHOVED BK ROBBED” — PLUS — In Color RORERT T AYLOR. RICH ARD WIDM ARK. in "THE LAW AND JAKE WADE” FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH MIDNIGHT SHOW SUPER SKIDDER SHOCKER! "THE FIEND WHO W ALKED THE WEST’ Hring A Superstitious Friend! SI NIMY ONLY. FERRI \RY 15 — ONE D\Y Y I L BRVNNER. CLAIRE BLOOM. in "THF BROTHERS KARAMAZOV” Starte At 5:M Sunday
