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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1959)
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Vornan , Editor H“»* 625 Maurita Silbernagel Buys Toastmistress Club Mill City Teachers Beauty Shop at Lyons; Honored Thursday Nite '» N°" °pen ,ar Buslness Picks Nominating Group at Meeting At the Trinity Methodist church at Four Corners Monday evening. Miss Deanna May Threlkel, daughter of Mrs. Ila Threlkel of Marion, became the bride of Bruce Clark Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thomas of Mill City. Rev. Joe Harding officiated at the double ring ceremony. •Large baskets of spring Dowers in shades of pink decorated the altar. The bride, who was given in mar riage by her brother, Delmer Threl kel, chose a gown of white satin and lace net, ballerina length. Her finger tip veil was held in place by a pearl headband. She carried a nosegay of white lilacs centered with orchids. Miss Gloria Huber of Marion was maid of honor. She wore a ballerina length gown of blue polished cotton, and aerried a bouquet of pink lilacs and tulips. Charlotte Threlkel of Sa lem and Cherri Lynn Thelkel of Stay- and carried abouquet of pink lilacs girls. Their dresses were of blue polished cotton, ballerina length. They carried white baskets of spring flowers. Terry Muir was best man and Bruce Gordon was usher. For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Threlkel wore a dress of navy blue with white accessories and a corsage of white flowers. The groom’s mother wore a beige sheath dress and duster with white accessories and a pink corsage. Following the ceremony a recep- jjon was held at the home of Mr. and ji .dis. Wesley Zellner at Four Corners. Mrs. Zellner and Mrs. Earl Huber of Marion cut and served the wedding cake. Mrs. Dwight Shelton of Stay- tern presided at the coffee urn and Mrs. Leonard LeBlanc of Albany poured punch. Barbara Zellner passed the guest book. Fur going away the new Mrs. Thom as wore a navy blue suit with white accessories and a corcage of white orchids. The bride is a graduate of Cascade Union High school and is now em ployed in Salem at Lipman’s Beauty Salon. The groom is a graduate of San- tiam Union high school. He is now serving with the U. S. Air Force and has been stationed at Lackland AFB in Texas. At the end of his leave May 7 he will report to Glasgow, Mont. « I ' *< — .- —-X a _ I... ww/i I nO a s1» . Miss Maurita Oil Silbernagel has just Edith 8 Mason and Earl W. recently purchased Flo's Beauty shop Loucks, retiring teachers of Mill City at Lyons and is now open for busi Mrs. Leo Poole presided at the . school:, together with i four other ness. It is now going under the name business meeting of the Mill City | Linn County teachers who • are retir- if Maurita's Beaty Shop. Miss Sil Toastmistress ciub Thursday evening ing this year, were honored at a bernagel is a graduate of Modern at Fir Manor. A nominating commit dinner last Thursday night at Cen- college in Salem. tee to select officers for election in tral Linn high school near Browns- Beauty After graduation she worked for a May was named as follows: Mrs. Al i ville. The dinner marked the occa New Pakula. Mrs. Lester LaMunyan and sion of the laBt meeting of the school year and a half for Erick’s of year for the Linn County Unit of York at Lipman’s in Salemn. Mrs. Joe E. Johnson. Tibet was the country selected for Oregon Education association. Spe study during the evening in keeping cial recognition was given to all with the theme of World Fair. Toast Linn County teachers who reach re mistress for the evening was Mrs. tirement age by the close of the cur- Kenneth Chance with Mrs. Poole act i rent school year. ing a* Topicmistress with the theme, Mrs. Mason and Mr. Loucks were introduced to the dinner guests by “Yak, Yak.” Speakers were Mrs. Robert V eness, Lawrence Brent. Mill City Element- “Journey into Yesterday” and Mrs. ary school superintendent, who pre sented a brief resume of their educa The Spring meeting of the Marion Al Nesbitt who gave a book report tional background and experience. County Federation of Women’s ciubs on “My Seven Years in Tibet.” For Topics, speeches were based on Each of the retiring teachers then I will be held in Mill City Thursday, received a gold pin in honor of their | April 30 at the 1OOF hall, registra impromptu stories from Tibet scenes many years of public school service. tion starting at 9:30. The Mill City with Mrs. LaMunyan winning the Mrs. Mason has completed 26 years and Mehama clubs will be joint traveling trophy for best speech. Evaluator for the evening was Mrs. I of teaching, all of her service hav- hostesses for the meeting which will 1 ing been given in the Mill City feature the Centennial theme. Mem Johnson; timer, Mrs. Nesbitt, and : schools. Mr. Loucks has completed bers and guests ar invited to wear speech analyst, Mrs. Pakula. The Education phase was conducted \ 37% years of teaching in Oregon Centennial garb if possible. • schools, all but five of which have with a .. true . David Duniway, Oregon state arch f by . Mrs. . LaMunyan ..... . «... or been spent in Linn County. He has ivist, has been secured as main speak- false quiz on Nominations and Elec- been emplofted as band instructor in i er for the meeting. There will be tions with Mrs. Chance scoring high, I Mill City Schools for the past nine special musical numbers featuring the Inspiration for the evening was | years. given by Mrs. LaMunyan, who also Centennial theme. Fderation president is Mrs. Guy acted as Lexicologist. Grammarian Scott of Union Hill with Mrs. Ray was Mrs. Veness. Hostess for the dessert were Mrs. mond Branch president of the Me hama club and Mrs. Bill Hoeye serv Al Pakula and Mrs. Lester LaMun ing as president of the Mill City yan. The club will study Russia their f:rct meeting in May. , club. A noon luncheon will be served by The C.W.F. of the Christian Church Mill City Ladies Make met Monday afternoon at 1 o’clock at members of the Three Links club. the church. Election of officers was Tour of State Hospital Visitors at the Mary Hartman home held with the following elected: Pres This being Mental Health Week, ident, Mrs. William Shepherd; Vice Sunday were her grand nephew and six ladies from here went on a con President, Mrs. Elmer Shaw; Secre niece, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thurs ducted tour of the Oregon State Hos tary-Treasurer, Mrs. Milton Roten and ton and two small children of Port pital in Salem, sponsored by the Service Director, Mrs. Richard Free land and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McGhee Mental Health association last Thurs man. Installation services will be at of Salem. day. Hospital staff members present the regular meeting in June. ed a panel discussion about the in Art Kerr of Mill City won a pair of stitution preceding the tour during This Friday, May 1 the group will go to the Turner Memorial Home boots at a recent drawing at the Ray which each of the local women joined where they will take plants to the Branch & Son Equipment Co., in a different group.. guests of the home and will present a Mehama. Because a winner was pick The affair was open to 10 repre Mr. and Mrs. Otto Witt attended ed from signers at the firm, Mr. sentatives from each community, with program for their pleasure. Mrs. William McClintock presented Branch also received a pair of bots. the regular “open house’’ on Sunday. funeral services at GresTiam Friday afternoon for their brotner-ln-Iaw, Ralph Adams of Silverton pur Refreshments followed the tour. the program and hostesses for the af ternoon were Mrs. Herbert Whitak chased the house recently vacated Attending from Mill City were Lew W. Whitlock, 65, who died Wed er and Mrs. Lowell Cree. Present were by the John Kirkelie family. Mr. and Mmes. Frank Moore, Robert Roach, nesday, several hours after a head-on Mrs. Walter Harris, Mrs. Lang Staf Mrs. Fred Moore will move into this Al Nesbitt, Edsel Croan, George collision with a car driven by James L. Short, 31, Portland. Police said ford, Mrs. J. C. Dickinson, Mrs. Hugh place, having sold their home on the Humphrey and Noyes Whitten. they suspe t Whitlock collapsed just Jull, Mrs. William Shepherd, Mrs. highway to the Forest Service. before the collision, as his car veered Milton Roten, Mrs. Glen Shelton, Mrs., Albert Bell's Tell of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. DeWitt were suddenly to the wrong side of the Floyd Shepherd, Mrs. Arthur Hedge, road. Taken to Portland Sanitarium, Mrs. Richard Freeman, Mrs. Larry among guests at the recent wedding Daughter's Engagement Lawrence, Mrs. Herbert Whitak of Miss Hattie J. Bratzel, Marion Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bell are 1 an 1 he was able to tell them that he er, Mrs. Shipman, Mrs, Lowell Cree County District Attorney, and Leonard nouncing the engagement of 1 their I “blacked out.’’ He was known to have L. Kremen, manager of Lipman’s store daughter, Josephine, to Richard E. a heart condition. Surviving are his and Mrs. William McClintock. in Salem, held at the home of Mrs. Mendenhall, gon of Mr. and Mrs. Er- wife, the former Freida Witt; four sons, Henry, William, Edward, and Olivette Roles Announces A. A. Schramm in Salem last Saturday I nest Mendenhall of Sheridan. evening, with Judge Geo. Duncan of Robert; 10 grandchildren, and a No date has been set for the wed Engagement Sunday; June ficiating. I brother. • ■ * ding. CWF Elects Officers For Coming Year Wedding Is Planned Cemggaio* »reduct to th« fernou» Olympic St«in it Olympic Redwood Stain Designed end formuleted exclusively for «mooth «nd rough finish Redwood Thi» Redwood Stain emphaslies the beauty of the grain of the wood. Again—no crocking. peeling or blistering problem when Olympic heencoo bt«m it used. OLYMPIC STAIMlD PRODUCTS CO mi iMnlM i— the mill city enterprise THURSDAY. APRIL 30. 1959 Iwtg» 1. The engageme-’t o* Ob' '“tte N. Roles to Monrie E. K m.ey v-as an nounced to a few close friends at a breakfast Sunuay, April 26. A June wedding is planned. The bride-elect r* the Homemaking instructor at Santiam Union High school, where she has taught for sev eral years. Mr. Kimsey is associated with the U. S. Forest Service at Fall River Mills, Calif., and at present is at tending the School of Forestry at Oregon State College in Corvallis. His former home was Klamath Falls. ANNOUNCEMENT! I Wish To Announce That I Have Purchased Flo’s Beauty Shop In Lyons And Am Now Open For Business Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree Thursday even ing were Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Gorton, Lloyd and Dale and Mrs. J. C. Dickin son all of Salem. Mrs. Dickinson will be a guest at the Cree home for gev- 1 eral weeks. We Offer You A Complete Beauty Serice MAURITA’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone UL 9-2476 Deodorants We Wish to Announce That We Have Leased The Reguhrly *1* Riverview Cafe C*40M At Mehama From Zen and Pat Cuffing yovr favorito tra* to aü-dof doMUMuw and are taking over FRIDAY, MAY 1st This Weekend Hour» Will be From 4 P. M. to 3 A. M Beginni .g Tuesday, May 5th We will open at I I A. M. for late Breakfast and Lunches and remain open until 3 A. M Mr. and Mrs. Cutting will still operate the Lounge Mr. and Mrs. William Harris Tuny Cream Deodorant Tueey RotoMagic Action Tusty Stick Deodorant Mill City Pharmacy Dependable Prescription Service Phone 6803 Mill City, Ore.
