MEHAMA
By Mrs. Jehn Teeter*
Sunday guests at the Jim Rich*
mond home were Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Green and two children of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Reno Miletta of Sa
lem visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Brown. They spent most
of the day fishing at Detroit Lake.
Mrs. Mabel Patton returned home
Sunday evening from Dallas where
she had visited for several days
with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
E. V. Patton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe and
Linda were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. Monroe’s mother,
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bilyeu in Leb
anon.
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Bonnie Christensen spent the week
end with her uncle and aunt, the
Lester Shimaneks of Scio
The Rev. and Mrs. James Hardy
spent several days the last of the
week at a conference for National
Mission pastors and their wives, at
Camp Menucha on the Columbia
river. The Hardys children, Loma,
Stephen and Kenneth stayed with
friends in Portland during their par
ents stay at the conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Molnar and eon,
Jim, of Oak Grove visited during the
weekend with the Frank Bucklers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longfellow
and sons went to Tum.alo Friday
evening, where they spent the week
end at the Chris McDonald home.
The D. L. Teeters family and Mrs.
Teeters aunt, Mrs. Blanch McDon
ald of Salem visited at the McDon
alds Sunday.
Visitors Saturday of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Crook and Mrs. Eva Crook
were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crook and
two children of Portland. Sunday
dinner guests at the Crooks were
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crook and
daughters of Portland. Mr. ar.d Mr-.
Vernon Goodell and Mrs. Eva Crook.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Seamster of
Salem visited Sunday afternoon with
the Crooks.
A Sunday visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Griffiths was his cousin,
M rs. Leta Clements of Corvallis.
The Griffiths and Mrs. Clements
were dinner guests at the Dale Champ
home.
$—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Mehama Extension Unit THl RSDAY, MAY 14. 1959
Installs New Officers Lyons WSCS Mother
MEHAMA—The Mehama Home
Extension Unit met in the Fellowshif
room of the church Wednesday, May Daughter Banquet Held
6 at 10:30 for their last meeting of
LYONS—The annual Mother and .
the year The meeting was called to
order by he chairman, Mrs. Raymond Daughter banquet sponsored by the,
Branch and the secretary and treas WSCS was held Thursday evening
urer’s reports were given. Reports in the basement of the Lyons Me-1
were given by those who attended thodist church with approximately
Spring Festival. The Unit voted to 125 present. The dining room and j
decorated |
donate $5 to the church for use of the tables were beautifully
Fellowship Rocm for meetings. Mrs. w ith lilacs and spring flowers by I
Ira Kirsch installed the new officers Eleanor Smith. Master of Ceremon-1
in a pretty and impressive candle it - was Mrs. Van Prichard, with the
ceremony. The ne-v officers are Mrs. address of welcome given by Mrs.'
Mrs. Marshall Powell and the response by
G. V. Christensen, . chairman;
' '
Charles Cr ok, vice chairman, wnd Lomu Downer. For entertainmemt I
Mr-. Larry Prichard was re-elected Johnny Vale of Salem presented sev
eral vocal solos, also a vocal num-'
secretary-treasurer.
The meeting was turned over to Lor was given by the three small I
Mrs. Milton Roten and Mrs. Chris Horn children. Organ music was
tensen, who were project leaders and played during the dinner hour by I
they very ably presented the project Cecil Bassett.
“Storage in the Home.’’ Thy showed, Gifts were presented to Mrs. Har- j
To do the best job of vacumnnng the best ways to get the most use ley Johnson, oldest mother present;
your wool rug keep the head flat on of drawers ami closet space and how Mrs. Lynn Scott, youngest mother [
the carpet at all times, especially I to arrange the shelves by using di present, and Mrs. Gerald Wilson the '
when using a tank-type cleaner. Short viders and step shelves among other mother with the largest family. The ;
2 foot strokes usually give better methods. This was one of the most meal was cooked by several of the
results with less effort. Overlap the 1 interesting meetings of the year in men folks and serving was done by '
the young boys.
strokes so as to go over each part of the opinion of many who attended.
Mrs. Larry Prichard and Mrs. P.
carpet 3 times. Move the cleaner slow
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