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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1959)
There Is No Substitute For Local NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING «—THE MILL (111 CITY ENTERPRISE THl RSDAY, iHl RSI) AT, MARCH 5. 195» rUjo*na*ik Paae Mary Kelly, Woman s Editor Phone 625 Speech Contest Winner PAINTS Interior and exterior finishes for every purpose A New Service For The Area We Now Have A KEY MAKING MACHINE And Are Now A Ne To C ut 95 Percent Of All Keys Needed. JENKINS HARDWARE We Give S and II Green Stamps Mill City, Ore. Phone 2206 NEW SPRING HATS The Spring Style in Hats is really charming this year. Come in and see our selection of these new Creations Priced at ei QfitnC2Qfi «Pl.dO IO .......... Hats & Bonnets for Children Many lovely new styles and colors priced at only $1.98 and $2.98 Dan River Tissue Gingham Now is the time of year to get that Spring Sewing done. Be ready to greet the Spring and Summer Season in a Dress made of this lovely material. Priced at Only, per yard ADA’S NEEDLE SHOP 227 S. W. Broadway Phone 2243 Mill City, Ore. "test rve shop fa test food GRADE A LARGE EGGS 2 dozen 8' TILLAMOOK CHEESE 2lb “ $1.29 NABISCO STRIPED Shortbread NEBERGALL’S BACON 2 lb! 1.29 Hoover's Repair Mrs. Jane Starr of Stayton Wins Inter-Area Toastmistress Club Speech Contest Thursday Bridal Shower Held for Mrs. Giles Frosf Strawberries Blueberries Grapes For Planting NOW RALEIGH HAROLD FLORIST & NURSERY © Ph. RO 9-2534 ' 319 W. Wash. Stayton Round Robin Pinochle Club Mrs. Glen Davidson Is Entertains Husbands at Guest at Shower Dinner Saturday Night Members of the Round Kobin Pin ochle club entertained their husbands and guests at a dinner party at The Lasts Frontier Saturday evening. Fol lowing the dinner the group went to the Arey Podrabsky home, where an ’ evening of cards was enjoyed. Winning high for the ladies was Mrs. Burton Boroughs, and high for men was Arey Podrabsky, who also won pinochle. Low for the men was won by Burton Boroughs. During the evening Mrs. J. D. MacGregor held a 1500 hand. Low for the ladies was won by Kathleen Storey. FRESH CRISP Lettuce 2 hei* 25i* Stop in and try our fine cuts of Meat We make our own Pork Sausage. For Dependable Starts You'll Never Do Any Better Than Buying A FLYING A BATTERY 3 Year Guarantee Only Long Life Dependability Red & W hite Store On The Highway We give Penny Saver Stamps Phone 2671 Mill City Ore. We Feature Ì [hl • • j R CAMP’S The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Christian church met at the church Wednesday for their Febru SPORTING GOODS ary meeting. The business meeting 185 First St was held in the forenoon and a lunch Stayton, Oregon eon was served at noon, followed by the pr igram. The menu and program featured the countries which the mis sionary groups have studied the past | six months. Mrs. Hugh Jull and Mrs. Elmer | Automotive & Industrial Shaw served as hostesses for the Maintenance luncheon. Mrs. Clinton Land was in charge of the music. Mrs. James Welding, Diesel Engine Swan showed colored slides of her Service trip to Alaska and Mrs. Ike Myers of Salem gave a travelogue on her Shop or Field trip to Mexico. Mrs. William Me Delco Batteries Clintock, Mrs. B. A. Lawrence and Factory Equipment Ignition Mrs. Richard Freeman also appeared Parts on the program. Special guests for the meeting were ladies from the Dealer for Airco Welding Jane Starr of Stayton won the inter-area speech contest Turner Memorial Home and Gates. Products Present were Mmes. F. Claude held Thursday evening at Mari-Linn school. Pictured above, Mrs. Stephens, Lawrence Britton, Robert Robert P. Veness can be seen presenting Mrs. Starr with a cor Hendershott, Cortna Joslin, Mae sage.—Photo by Stanley Ogden Photoys. Griffin, Alda B- Ritz, Ethel Myers, Jim and Veryl Hoover Pearl Williams, Palmer, of Turner; Mmes. W. B. Hirte, Clare Henness, Phone 2602 Mill City Ed Davis, Eva Barnhardt, Shirley Swaim, Delores Morton. Mary Lou | Howell, Alice Watson, Mary Stafford I and Charlotte Blumenstein, all of: Gates; Mmes. Myrtle Bates, Eldon I The Inter-area speech contest for | centered I with long runners with Gilson, Arnes Jackson, Elmer Bilyeu, the Mill City, Aumsville, and Stayton Lincoln’s Gettysberg Address print Richard Freeman, Herbert Whitaker, Toastmistress Clubs was held at Mari- ed on them. Mrs. Faustina Nesbitt Lowell Cree, Floyd Shepherd, Susie sl EMS TO ME that 1 Linn School Thursday evening. Mrs. sket hed pi giams jn keeping with the Haynes, Hugh .lull, William Shep- herd, Elmer Shaw, Albin Cooper, TOO MANY FOLKS Robert Veness, contest chairman, theme. Survey of the Arts. W illiam M Clintock, Clinton Land. gave the Welcome with Mrs. Yvette WAND OUT SOFT SOAP B. A. Lawrence, James Swan, , Bredley of Aumsville and Mrs. Grace L'ons Auxiliary Meets at JUST TO KEEP FROM Mill City and Mrs. Ike Myers Ditter of Stayton giving the Re- COMING CLEAN H Salem. Albert Toman Home I sponse. A nursery was provided for Eleven members of the Lions Club Speakers were’ Mrs. Ernestine Rough of Aumsville with the subject Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Al children. |----------------------------------- “Light in the Window”; Mrs. DeVeta bert Toman last Wednesday evening, Roberts, Aumsville, "Love ’Em and February 25. As the secretary could Leave ’Em"; Mrs. Robert Roach, Mill not be present, the minutes were d.s- City, "What Men Live By"; Mrs. pensed with. Mrs. Chas. Wirkkala, the Jane Starr, Stayton, "Gallant Adven president, called on Mrs. Toman for turers”; Mrs. Betty Jelaca, Stayton, the treasurer’s report. The duo plans to hold a benefit card “What’s in a Name"; and Mrs. Ken MEHAMA—Mrs. Giles Fro»t neth Chance, Mill City, “Results party at the Tontan residence the first Salem, who was Shirley Kirs.h part of April, with facilities for 2i Guaranteed." fore her marriage in late January Winner of the contest was Mrs., couples. Fians were discussed for the no-host was the honor guest, al a bride’s Starr, with Mrs. Roach placing second and Mrs. Jelaca winning third place. dinner scheduled for Fsllowship Hall shower Wednesday evening. Febru Judges were Mrs. Mary Seims of on Monday evening, March 2. at ary 25 at the Russell Wilson home. Aumsville, Mrs. Ruth Spaniol of' i wnich time Mrs. Vern Conwell, the Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Harry Monroe and Stayton, and Mrs. Lowell Fleetwood I State Auxiliary President, and her Mrs. Scott Brown were hostesses and TOM'S SHELL SERVICE is were assisted by Kathleen Wilson husband were to be special guests. of Mill City. handing you no soft soap when Mrs. Leo Poole, president of the1 Members decided to serve the re and Geraldine Longfellow. Present for the evening were it guarantees to wash, polish, Mill City club, gave the Invocation, freshments following the meeting with Mrs. Veness a. ting as Toast- | of the North Santiain Chamber oi Mmes. Louis Thompson, Art Ander- and completely lubricate your Commerce at the high school on son, Oren Small, Elmer Taylor, Or mistress for the contest. ville Bilyeu, Giles Wagner, Tom Rice, car for a moderate price. Our Timers were Mrs. Kora Prichard March 18. R.chard Janeway, G. V. Christensen, work is of the finest quality. it was announced that Spring Board from the Mill City club, and Mrs. Meeting is listed for April 21 at Jack Rillie Trask, Pearl Allaway, Jennie Eunice Phillips from Stayton. A committee from the local club & Jill’s in Portland. Mrs. Conwell is Moe, Edith Rogers, W. T. Kains, Richard Stuart, J. M. Teeters, El- served the dessert preceding the meet-, from Milwaukie. ing, including Mrs. Eleanor La.Mun- ( Mrs. Don Arufiatt invited the group wyn Erickson, B. L. Kirsch, H. W. Stouder, Don yan, Mrs. Juanita Wright, and Mrs. to her home tor the next regular McCarley, Gerald Stornier, Leo Kirsch, Don Callahan, I meeting on Wednesday evening, Ixiao Johnson. Jim Owen, K. J. Goll.et, Charles Veness Mrs. \ __ . presented the three , March 25. winners with corsages from the Mill I Following adjournment, the ladies Crook, Vernon Goodell, Eva Crook, I spent some time playing pinochle. Ila Kirsch, Misses Doris Ward, Lei City Club. We Give S & 11 Green Stamps The dinning-table was attractively Prize or high s.ore was won by Mrs. Lonnie Kirsch, Roxie McCarley and Phone 7984 — “ 21 Mill City Janies Putman, with the door-prize the gue-t of honor and hostesses. being drawn by Mrs. Barney Scott. Among those sending gifts were: At the close of play, delightful re- Mmes. Keith Zimmerman, Duane. Luther 1 lreshments were served those present Wagner, Keith Phillips, by the hostess, Mrs. Toman. Attend Stout, Lou Pooler, l.arry Kimsey, I ing were Mrs. Chas. Wirkkala, Mrs. Aust.n Longfellow, James Hardy, Jerry Pittam, Mrs. Don Moffatt, Mrs. Harold Longfellow, D. L. Teeters, Ed Barney Scott, Mrs. Frank Hunter, Castle,, Lilly Wolfkiel, Ercill Wilson, Mrs. Chas. Kelly, Mrs. Jay Mason, Bonnie Wagner, Raymond Branch, Mrs. James Putman. Mrs. Ed Goschie, Gerald Branch, Zenneth Cutting, and Mrs. Anderberg, and the hostess, Misses Karen Longfellow, Linda Mrs. Toman. | Monroe and Harriet Golliet. l2'/< oz. *9. 3< r Christian Church CWF Meeting Held Wednes. WE HAVE • Toys • Hobbies 0 Athletic Gds. 9 Guns & Amo. Fishing Tackle Johnson Motors • Reloading Comp. • Boats and Trailers • Rod and Reel Repair Schwinn Bikes & Repairs Lots of Pep $17.95 Plus Your Old Battery Our Station is Open 24 Hours a Day We Give S & H Green Stamps DRAPER'S FLYING A SERVICE *>hone 7442 Hiqhwav Highway 22 Mill Ci*v LYONS—Mrs. Glenn Davidson was the honored guest at a shower held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Geraths, with Mrs. Wen dell Weaver, Mrs. Lowell Stiffler, Mrs. Al Wesley, Mrs. Frank Sher wood, Mrs. Alvin Palmer, and Mrs. Geraths, as hostesses. Games were played and Mrs. Sam Bridges and Mrs. Ed Goschie won the prizes. The group included the Boy Scout j mothers, room mothers and basket ball team mothers, of the Mari-Linn ! school, of which Mr. Davidson is a teacher and also a scoutmaster. Af- ' ter opening of the gifts, refreshments I were served to the honored guest, | Mrs. Davidson, and Mmes. Joe H. Johnson, James Wright. Charles Power, Van Prichard, Dale Prichard, Carl Nuttieman, Joseph McDougal, Sam Bridges. Luther Miley, Sander Johnson. Donald Huber, Floyd Craig- myle, Ernest Grosso, Fred Linde mann, Ed Goschie all of Lyons and Mrs. Allison of Corvallis, an aunt of Mrs. Davidson. Several of the moth ers from the various groups sent gifts. Mrs. C. C. Brawner was honored Friday morning at her home when a gr>up of her friends and neighbors “dropped" in to help her celebrate her birthday. The Brawners will move soon to the apartments near the Flying A Service station on the highway. Mrs. Delbert Goforth made the birthday cake and the group pre yed Mr- Brawner a gift. Invited to honor Mrs. Brawner were Mrs. Frei Mo re. Mrs. Dean Jeters. Mrs. Delbert Goforth. Mrs. Albin Cooper, Mr- Ace Vnderwood, Mrs. Richard Ire-man. Mrs. Les I-aMunyan, Mrs. I encl, Mrs. Frank Hayes and Mrs. 1 iyde Richards. SAW SHOP at Gates, Oregon is equipped to handle all types of small engine rebuilding and repairing. ★ Power Saw Bar Work ★ Chain Sharpening and Re pairing ★ Bring us your Liwn Mower, Pump or Garden Trae tor En- gini^s for overhauling. ★ All Work Guaranteed ★ Marshall's Saw Shop Phone 7351 Gates, Oregon
