-Mill Ends-
Mrs. Leora Caraway
m<n«d to
Portland Monday, where she has
purchased a home.
Clifford Malcolm left fur his home
in Los Angeles Friday after spend­
ing most of the winter in Mill City.
Mr. and Mrs. James Grant and
«on* have moved into the former Ar­
thur LeCours home on S. W. Ivy
street.
Gurdon McMorris entered
Salem
Memorial hospital Tuesday evening
and underwent surgery Wednesday
morning.
Ivan E. Kenagy of Albany. repre­
senting the Gideons was guest speak­
er Sunday morning at the local
Chrietian church.
The bus Irking the < ampfire girls
on their “show me" trip will leave
from the high school at 9 o’clock Sat­
urday morning. May 9.
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Rev. and Mrs. Robert Roach at­
tended the wedding of the Presby­
terian minister of Creswell, the Rev.
Norman Few. Friday evening. Rev.
Roach, as an usher, was among six
ministers participating in the wedd­
ing ceremony.
Mrs. William McClintock entertain­
ed Thursday afternoon for her daugn-
ter, Patty, on her 5th birthday .Games
were played and following the open­
ing of gifts the hostess served in­
dividual cakes and dixie cups. Pres­
ent were Patty McClintock, Nancy
Veness, Patty Ragsdale, Dena Pearce,
Cathy Lawrence, Robby Lovell, Ricky
Thorpe, Leo Poole, Wendy Moore,
Frank Moore, Jackie Lee, Nancy Kel­
ly, Toby Fend, Lisa Sims, Mark and
Sue McClintock, Mrs. James Grant,
Dale and Jerry; Mrs. Hampton, Linda
and Iris; Mrs. Richard Boedigheimer
and Raymond, Mrs. George Stafforo,
Mrs. 0. E. Hoodenpyle, Mrs. Ray
Wooden, Mrs J. C Dickinson, Mrs.
Lowell Cree and Mrs. McClintock.
Unable to attend were Tony Grant,
Paul Fret man, Cindy Case and Liz
Moore.
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New spring term pledge« in campus
sororities at the University of Ore­
gon include Cara Lee Whitten, fresh­
man from Mill City. Miss Whitten
pledged Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.
Miss Whitten is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Noyes Whitten.
Dr. Mark Hammericksen's ttpto-
metric offices in the Bell building in
Stay ton; Thursdays from 1:00 p. m.
to 6:00 P. M. No appointments ne­
cessary.
adv.
Mrs. Roy Podrabsky entertained at
pinochle at her home Monday night
with Mrs. Ernest Podrabsky as as­
sistant hostess. Mrs. Francis Elling­
son was low, Mrs. Jame Putman won
pinochle and Mrs. Jerry Pittam high.
Guests were Mrs. A. R. Tohl and Mrs.
Darlene Ruby.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. McFee of Sicily,
Italy were interesting week-end vis­
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Fitzgerald of Mill City. Formerly
connected with the Army Engineers
at Detroit Dam, McFee has been at
Casa Blanca since 1951. He was re­
cently transferred to Sicily and is at
present on leave in the United States.
Several Masons and their wive*
went to Prineville Saturday to attend
an open meeting and dinner that ev­
ening. Going from this area were
Gale Abram.-, O. K. Hirte, Stewart
Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowes, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Draper, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Harris,
Mr,
and
Mrs. Clare Henness, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Baughman, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Graham. Jobs Daughters put
on part of the program.
Mrs. J. 1). MacGregor entertained
members of the Round Robin pinochl
I club at her home Monday evening,
with Ceil Croan and Marie Stewart as
guests. Due to a last minute cancel­
lation, Mrs. MacGregor had to call
' on her husband to also fill in. He did
such a good job that he captured one
of the prizes! Winning high was
Mrs. Croan and Sunnie Chance re­
ceived pinochle. The next party will
be May 1» at the home of Goldie
Rambo.
The third
grade
Prevbytterian
church school mothers met at the
home of the teacher, Mrs. Robert
Roach last Wednesday. There was an
informal discussion of the class «nd
the parent-teacher guides for the
present quarter were passed out and
discussed. Attending were the motn-
ers of Mark Bennet, Pat Kelly, Ter­
ry Hansen, Kathy Duggan, Susan
Kelly. Others in the third grade class
are Sherry Oliver, Sigrid Pakula, Pat
Vail, Alan Yankus and Bobby Ward.
Sundav morning, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Jull, Mr. and Mis. William Shepherd,
Leroy, Jerry and Bonnie Lou and
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Jull and Terrance
of Corvallis went to Portland for a
1 surprise housewarming party given
for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Whitaker,
who recently moved into their new
home.
Mr. and Mi>. E. D. Cooke of Salem,
I but formerly of Mill City, have re-
I ceived word of the birth of a son to
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Busby of Long
j Beach, Calif. Mrs. Busby is the form-
i er Carol Cooke, a 1958 graduate of
South Salem High. Busby, a Navy
: man, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
‘ old Busby of Independence. The
Cooks left for Long Beach several
days ago, and planned so stop en-
| route to visit their son, James, at
Oakland, who will graduate this June
from the University of California
Law school.
Albert Toman went to Prineville
Monday forenoon where he met Mrs.
Toman, who had been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Robison
; in Spray, for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chichee-ter and
sons have recently moved from S. W.
Spring street to the Marion side
of the river They now live on the
Baird house on N. W. River road.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt spent the
weekend in Beaverton with Mr. and
.Mrs J. D. Frace and daughters. Sun­
day they called on Mr. and Mrs.
I Douglas Winn in Portland, and visited
la short while with Mrs. Moffatt’s
land Mrs. Winn’s mother, Mrs. Otto
I Schultz, who arrived that uay from
Paradise, Calif.
Mother away
on her
big day?
Elsetta Kirsch Honor
Guest at Brides Shower
W. H. Payne ana stena Miner were
married in Hamilton, Illinois, April
26, 1899. They came west in 1914, liv­
ing >n Montana and Wyoming until
1929 when they settled in Roseburg,
Oregon, on a farm. He also worked for
the Forestry Service Department un­
til his retirement.
The Paynes later moved to Sweet
Home, and from there to Mill City
four years ago. Their family consist­
ed of four daughters, the oldest pass­
ing away in 1939. The next daughter
(Meribeth), Mrs. Jack Wills, a form­
er resident of Mill City who now re­
sides in California; the third daugh­
ter, Mrs. H. E. Kruse (Pearl) lives
in Roseburg; and the fourth daughter,
M rs. D. F. Moore (Clarice) lives n
Portland. They have 14 grandchild-
ten, and 20 great grandchildren
A small reception was given by the
ne.gh1 ora honoring the Payne’s 60th
anniver.-ary at the home of their
g’andsoi, and wife. Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Wills, last Sunday, April 26 They were
pi suited w.th many lovely cards and
gifts Mrs. Roy Epperson poured,
Mis. Harold Kruse served the punch,
I and Mi r. Burton Boroughs cut the
three-Uered cake, baked and beauti­
fully decorated by a daughter, Mrs.
Don Moore. Mrs. Gordon Kay was
nos <" and in charge of the guest
book.
Guests were entertained early in
the afternoon by accordian music
played by a grandson, 10-year-old
■ Edward Kruse of Roseburg.
Fortunately, most mothers can be with thair
famMas on Mother's Day But when circumstances
make this impossible
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Elsetta Kirsch was honor guest at >
a bride» shower held at the Mehama
club house Wednesday evening, April
29. Linda Monroe was hostess and was
assisted by Mrs. Harry Monroe and
Mrs. Scott Brown. After the honor
guest had finished opening her gifts
lefie.-hments were served by the host-
sses to, Mmes. Ercill Wilson, Tom
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Barkm^yer, Duane Wagner, H. W.
McCarley, J. M. Teeters, Pearl Alla­
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Lilly Wolfkiel, Keith Phillips, D. L.
Teeters, Keith Zimmerman, Orville
With property values and
Bilyeu, Russell Wilson, Hubert \\ ap-
ner, and Iia Kirsch, Misses Roxie Mc­
building costs on the rise, the
Carley, Willow Phillips, Diana Wall­
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Kathleen Wilson, Roxanna Cutting,
Veda Prichard, Barbara Nydcgger,
your fire insurance fully pro
Beth Waller, Jeraldine
Holsford,
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Nancy Novak, Bobbie Ashby, Bon­
nie Cruson and Duana Wagner.
Sending gifts were: Mmes. Austin
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Longfellow, Art Anderson, Larry
Kimsey, Gerald Rockwell, Bonnie
Wagner, Charles Bouche, D. G. Bil­
d b hill insurance
yeu, Richard Stuart, K. J. Golliet, Lou
Pooler, Harold Longfellow, Eugene
I Coles, G. V. Christensen, W. D. Wool-
COMPANY
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Raymond
Branch,
Luther
i Stout, Giles Wagner, and Glenn Tin-
Ph. 1708, Mill City, Ore.
[ ney, Misses Geraldine and Karen
. Longfellow and LaDonna and Rosenna
Barkmeyer.
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Mehama and Miii City Women's Clubs Host
Spring Meeting of Marion Co. Federation
The Spring meeting of the Marion
County Federation of Women’s Clubs Mrs. Helen Dasch; Grace, preceding
convened at the Odd Felkwa’ Hail the luncheon, by Mrs. Robert Ruach.
here all day Thursday, April 30, with
1 ni -hurt afternoon session opened
registration starting at 9:30. Mehama with the Club Collect, led by Mrs.
was joint hostess w.th the Mill City Wilbur Miller of Macleay; Vocal
Club for the session which featured numbers by chorus; speaker, Mr, Dun-
th, Centennial theme, most of the of­ iwa.v; Auditor’s Report, Mrs. Clark
ficers and many of tlje visitors ap­ McCall of Salem; Resolution Com- j
pearing in colorful costumes.
mittee, Mrs. Walter Brisbin of Gates;
In charge of the business was the Installation of Officers, by Mrs. Paul
federation president, Mrs. Guy Scott Stapran; and adjournment. Serving
of Union Hill, assisted in hostess as Pages were Mrs. Ken Golliett and
honors by Mrs. Raymond Branch, Mrs. Lily Wolfkiel of Mehama, and
president of the Mehama Club, and Mrs. John Muir and Mrs. Melbourne
Mrs. Bill Hoeye of the Mill City Club. Rambo of Mill City.
The noon lun.heon was prepared and
served by the Three Links Club.
Clubs represented by delegations
included Hubbard, Salem, Woodburn,
Silverton, Gates, Woodburn Rural,
Jefferson, Liberty, Macleay, Sublim­
ity, Aurora, Salem Heights, Swegle,
Union Hill, Silver Cliff, Talbot, Can­
by Scio, Stayton, Mehama, and Mill
City.
Guest speaker for the affair was
David C. Duniway, State Archvist,
Elsetta Jean Kirsch, daughter of
whose topic was “Pioneer History.” Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kirsch of Route 1
He gave the interesting background Lyons and Douglas Allen Schotthoefer
history for the State of Oregon, des­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schott­
cribing in detail the hardships endur­ hoefer of Stayton were married at an
ed by the early settlers in crossing 8 o'clock candle light service in the
the plains by covered wagon. Mr. Fireplace room of the First Church of
Duniway read a number of excerpts Christ in Stayton, May 2, 1959.
from authentic "journals” kept by
Only immediate relatives were pre­
some of the pioneers during their sent for the ceremony which was per­
tedious journey to the Oregon Terri­ formed by the Rev. Don Leavitt, pas­
tory.
tor of the church. Mrs. Leavitt was
introduced as special guests were soloist and I.aura Lee Gavette was
the presidents of th» federation, in­ pianist.
cluded Mrs. John Tyler of Salem,
Baskets of pink snapdragons and
who is also president of the Third white spirea were used on either side I
District Federation; Mrs. Mason Bis­ of the fireplace with a flower arrange-
hop of Salem, Mrs. M. M. Magi e of m< nt and seven candles on the mantle.
Macleay, Mrs Henry Tate of Sublim­
The bride wore a dress of white ny-'
ity, Mrs. W. F. Krenz of Silver Cliff, Ion chiffon with white lace cummer­
Mrs. Paul Stapran of Salem, Mrs Ed bund laced with white satin ribbon,
Davis of Gates, Mrs B. W. Stoner of with a white bandeau covered with
Aurora, Mrs. Fred Dentil of Silver- flowers and draped with net. She wore
ton, and Mrs. George Miller of Scio. a string of pearls that had belonged to
A moment of silence was observ­ her grandmother Barbara Kirsch and
ed as a memor al to Mrs. W. W. Allen carried a yellow throated orchid on a
of Mill City, a past president of the white Bible with streamers of steph-
county federation.
anotis.
Chief transaction of business was
Mrs. Giles Frost of Salem was her
the decision to give *3UU.UU toward si’ters only attendant and she wore a
the purchase of a chlorination system i dress made identical to the brides ex- |
for the Children's Farm Home at Cor- 11 ppt it was of pink dotted swiss with
\ ailis.
a pink lace cumberbund laced with
Following the report of the nom­ pink satin ribbon and she carried a I
inating commiteee and election of of­ nosegay of pink and white carnations. I
ficers, officers were installed for the
Gordon Kirsch brother of tht bride
oming year by Mrs. Paul Stapran, I was best man and Dale Kirsch usher­
the past president, including: presi­ ed.
dent, Mrs. Roland Wall of Salem;
Mrs. Kirsch chose a navy blue lace
first vice-president, Mrs. Raymond dress over taffeta with white acces- i
Branch, Mehama; second vice-pres­ -ories for her daughters wedding and |
ident, Mrs. Claude Overholsen, Tai' wore a baby orchid corsage, Mrs. I
hot; secretary, Mrs. Kay Yergen, Schotthoefer wore a light tan knit sum
Aurora; treasurer, Mrs. A. C. Joeger, «'¡th fur neckpiece with white acces­
Woodburn;
auditor,
Mrs Wilbur sories and an orchid corsage.
Miller, Macleay; and directors, Mrs.
A small reception followed in the
Melbourne Rambo of Mil) City, and dining room. Mrs. Henry Bara-
Mrs. Guy Scott of Union Hill.
meyer, sister of the bride poured cof­
The invitation to the federation fee, Mrs. Dwight Bradley sister of the
for the October meeting was extended groom cut the <ake and Miss Judy
by Mrs. J. W. Peabody on behalf of Schotthoefer served punch. Miss
Kathleen Schotthoefer passed the
the Stayton Woman’s Club.
Musical numbers for the entertain­ guest book.
ment of the visitors was comprised of
a piano solo, “To Spring,” by Mrs
Barney Scott of Mill City, and vocal
numbers by the Santiam Union High
School Chorus, directed by Robert
Harris.
Other items listed on the program
The Friendship Circle of the Pres- j
were the following: Invocation, Rev.
Robert Roach of the Presbyterian byterian Women’s association met'
Church; Pledge of Allegiance, led by Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. '
Mrs. Raymond Branch of Mehama. Rex Ohmart.
The program was centered on the
Group singing, led by Mrs. David
Cameron of Salem, w.th Mrs. W. D. theme "The Christian Woman in a
Hoeye at the piano; Addresa of Wel­ Political Circle” with Jane Roach as
come, Mrs. O. K. DeWitt; Response, leader. Informal discussion on the
Mrs. M. M Magee; Introduction of theme followed.
The business meeting was conduct­
Officers, Chairmen of Standing Com­
mittees, and special guests; Reports ed by Edna Helgath, circle chairman.
of Club Presidents giving a short re­ I Women of the Circle signed up for
time of their year’s work; Federation furnishing flowers for the church
extension, Mrs Vemy Scott; I>egislal for the month of May. It was voted
tion, Mrs. C. W. Stacey (absent); to purchase two new books of the
Children’s Farm Home, Mrs. Mason Laymen's Theological library series
Bishop; Credential Committee report; I for the church library. Due to the
Collection for Children’s Farm Home, eighth grade graduation, the next
meeting will be held June 2.
Box Office Opens 7.00 P. M. Weekdays — 5:30 P. M. Sundays
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MAY 8-9-10
DON MEGOWAN AND “SNOWFIRE" THE HORSE in
“SNOWFIRE”
In Color — PLUS —
FRANK S1NATR A. TONY CURTIS, NATALIE WOOD, la
“KINGS GO FORTH”
Fixcellent M orld War II Drama
Elsetta Jean Kirsch
Marries Douglas Allen
Schotthoefer May 2
Friendship Circle To
Meet on June 2
Remember to call her!
5—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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Reception Given on 60th Wedding Anniversary
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