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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1959)
4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1959 Paqe> Pre-Nuptial Shower Mary Kelly. Womf,„ . Mary Kelly, Womans Editor PORTERsLAU Frances Nesbitt Is Installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Phone RO 9-2154 STRAWBERRY Pickers Wanted Strawberry picking will start on or about June 8. See Map Below of Bus Route and Schedule REGISTER NOW By Phoning Stayton RO 9-2696 or Write to Douglas Heater Rt. I, Box 306 Stayton, Oregon V'T>or* Corner *—--------- * M ”6c57 AÀ1 j . . Gates I 1-30 A. M Mehama J 7:25 A. M, LONE PINE RANCH Douglas and Richard Heater Phone KO B-’IÄW Kt. 1, B om SOtt, Stayton. Om. Mrs. Don Paul To Head Woman's Club Next Year The May meeting of the Mill City Woman’s Club was held Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Herbert I St hr eder, with Mrs. R F. Saucier and Mi>. C- E. Rogers a® refresh ment hostesses. Mrs. Bill Hoeye, pres An impressive installation tert- ident, was in charge of the business mony for the new officers of Marilyn meeting, with Mrs. James Putman Assembly, No. 60, Order of Rainbow as secretary. for Girls, was heid at the lodge hall Two high school girls, Barbara Sunday afternoon, May 17. with Hirte and Karren Marshall, repre- Becky Stoll of Idanha as the Install sentating the teen-age committee, ing offi er under the direction of the called “TAC,” explained the needs mother advisor, Mrs. Robert Draper. of the committee and requested the Other installing officers were Chap- sponsorship of a float for the Fourth lain, Sandra Olson; Recorder, Phyl- I of July parade which is to feature lis Pate; Marshall, Shereen Muir; the Centennial theme. The girls and Musician, Mis. Bill Hoeye. tated that their group was willing installed as the new worthy ad to help serve or put on entertain- visor, with the crowning ceremony ment for any organization contact- put on by the new Canyon Chapter of ing a member of their committee, DeMolay for Boys, was Miss Frances A report of the Y’outh Committee Nesbitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was given by Virginia Hoeye who Al Nesbitt. For her installation, told of the recent ‘‘show me i” ’ trip i rances wore a pink taffeta formal sponsored by the club for the Camp with a corsage of stephanotis at the fire Girls. Short reports were also waistline. given on the meeting of the Marion Others installed were associate County Federation of Women's Qlubs worthy advisor, Nancy Storey; Hope, held here in April, with the Mehama Pat Henry; Faith, Judy Kay; Char club as co-hostess. ity, Sharon Hirte; Recorder, Kathy Promotion of the continuation of Harris; Treasurer, Doris Hutchinson; the Linn County Bookmobile was Chaplain, Patsy Pennick; Drill Lead discussed at length, and letters er, Sandra Harris; Associate Drill > | from individual tax-payers encour Leader, Bonnie Boroughs; Musi.ian, [ aged. Several club members who are Janet Hutchinson; Choir Director, residents of Linn County wrote Cheryl Hirte; Outer Observer, Ro- their letters immediately following zillah Yankus; Confidential Observ the club meeting, to be mailed to the er, Janice Logan; Love, Barbara county court. Cunningham (who was not present); Chief business of the evening was Religion, Suzy Carlson; Nature, Alice election of officers for the next year, Birkett; Immortality, virgins* i.uh- upon report of the nominating com aids; Fidelity, Ellen Hoeye; Patroit- mittee given by Mrs. Jerry Pittam, ism, Carol Pate; Service, Sharon with others serving on the committee Whitsett; and Page, Arlene Kershaw; being Mrs. M G Rambo and Mrs. De Choir members include Dorothea Witt. Humphrey, Sandra Jackson, and Lau- ,\e’v club officers include: presi rene Podrabsky. dent, Mrs. Don Paul; first vice presi Members ot the Canyon Chapter of DeMolay taking part included: dent, Mr». Jerry Pittam; second vice president, Mrs. John Muir; recording Master Counsellor, Jim Gulliford; ■senior Counsellbr, Kurt Baugnman; secretary, Mrs. J. C. Kimmel; corres ponding secretary. Miss Daisy Ged Junior ( ounsellor, Walt Thomas; des; and finance committee, Mrs. C. Marshall, Oscar Harris; Chaplain, Alan Tuers; Junior Deacon, Dennis M Cline. Mrs. H. A. Schroeder, and Mrs. Donald Sheythe. Jenkins (not present;) and Guardian it was voted to combine the annual of tne Temple, Ray Gulliford. Dad of silver tea donations for the Child DeMolay tor the group is Robert ren’s Farm Home and the Campfire Draper. Girls with the no-host dinner dated Immediately following the instal- for 6 o’clock. Tuesday, June 16, at lation, the new worthy advisor in the O. K. DeWitt home with husbands troduced her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and guests invited. Al Nesbitt, and presented them with Bingo was played for “white ele Hower... Mr. Nesoitt then presented phants" followed by refreshments. his daughter with a new gavel. Mrs. W. W. Mason helped serve as Introduced and escorted to the Mrs. Rogers was unable to be pre- East were the past worthy advisors: sent. sherry Hansen, Phyllis Pale, Shereen Muir, Sandra Olson, and Becky Stoll. Other distinguished guests intro duced and seated in the Honored East were Edna Hutcheson, grand com mittee member for the Estarl Fund, Grand Chapter of Oregon, OES; and Eugene Jacobson, wor.-n.pfui master, Mrs. Leo Poole presided at the Mill City Lodge. No. ISO, A.F.&A.M. hollowing the crowning ceremony recent meeting of the Mill City Toast [for the worthy advisor, Jun Gulliford mistress club when a slate of officers for the new year was presented by and Janue Baug.onan presented Fran the nominating committee with Mrs. ces Nesbitt and Be ky Stoll with yel Joe Johnson, chairman. Recommend low nosegays on benalt of Canyon ed as president were Mrs. William |< hauler of DeMolay. Prichard and Mrs. Kenneth Chance; Miss Nesbitt presented gifts to her vice president! Mrs. Al Nesbitt and : installing officers, also a gift of ap- Mrs. Kenneth Chance; secretary. Mrs. preeiation to Dorothy Draper, the Dale Crandall, Mrs. Leo Poole; inv.her advisor. Treasurer, Mw. Lester LaMunyan; A clever degree, spelling out her club representative. Mrs. Al Pakula, I name was put on for Becky Stoll, M rs. William Prichard and Mrs. Joe junior past worthy advisor, by Fran- Johnson. Election of officers will be Joes Nesbitt and a group of girls, after held at the next meeting which her Rainbow Bible was pre Mrs. Poole reported on attending sented to Becky by Mrs. Draper. the Northwest Regional conference at Another short degree, spelling out Bellingham, Wash., when the Mill [ "Frances" was presented for the new- City club won the ‘‘Club of the Year“ [ ly-installed worthy advisor by Becky trophy. I >loli and the officers. Invocation was given by Mrs. John Miss Patsy Pennies announced the son with Mrs. Chance acting as Top- following program: vocal duet by lemistress. Sandra Thomas and Yvonne Di-key, Theme for the evening was Russia, accompanied by Robeit Harris; and with topics pertaining to members’ I two piano solus by Bernice Potter. views on Russia with Mrs. Robert A gift and message of congratula- Roach winning the traveling trophy ; tion was given to Miss Nesbitt by for the best speech. Mrs. W. R Hutcheson on behalf of Education speech by Mrs. Kenneth ¡Miss Julia Kemp, worthy matron of Chance was appropriate for the forth Marilyn Chapter, No. 145. OES. coming uew officers, "Duties of Of I Others offering congratulations ficers.” | under "good of the order” included Tuastmistress for the evening was Eugene Jacobson of the Masonic Mrs. Al Pakula with Mrs. Roach the Lodge, and the past worthy advisors. main speaker with her subject •‘In It was announced that a public recep side Russia." There was a round tion for Shereen Muir, Grand Repre- table discussion on Russia by the [ sentative for the State of Rhode 1s- members and their guest for the ev I land, will be held this Saturday even- ening. Mrs. Al Ziebert. |ing, May 28 at 8 o'clock. Grammarian was Mrs. Robert Ven- At the close of the ceremony re ess; lexicologist, Mrs. William Prich- freshments were served in the dining ard; timer, Mrs. Leo Poole; speech room from a serving table attractive- analyst, Mrs. Veness; and evaluator, I ly centered with an arrangement of Mrs. Al Nesbitt. pink snapdragons and white daisies Hostesses for the evening were The colors of pink and silver were Mrs. Dale Crandall and Mrs. Jo« [cleverly used in table appointments Johnson with the meeting held in the and in decorations of the assembly faculty room of the elementary room An unusually large crowd at school tended, and Frances received many lovely gifts. Poet ma st er Chan. Kelly is hack on the “Lions route” the last week or Mr. and Mr*. Richard Corbett (Do two. Last week he had a cabinet lores Poole) of Portland became the meeting on Monday night in Eugene parents of a baby girl, Deborah Lynn where he was accompanied by the Friday, May 15. They also have u secretary, l?ee Ross. Tuesday he drove little son. Brian. Mrs. James Pool«. to Reedsport where he remained ov I the maternal grandmother, left im- ernight, then on to Elkon on Wed mediately for Portland to assist the nesday. This week. Dist Gov and I family for a few days. Mrs. Kelly attended an installation — and •‘Ladiea' Night" at Junction rhe Christian church kitchen re- City on Monday evening when he ceived a paint job and general clean was asked to install the officers. up last week. Those working were His schedule called for trips to the I Mrs. Charles French. Mrs Nat Wills, McKenzie River Club on Tuesday ev i Mrs Clarence Howe. Mrs. Elmer ening. and the club at Lowell on .Shaw, Mrs Arthur Hedge, Mrs. Wil- Wednesday, with a noon meeting in |ltam McClintock, and Mr. and Mrs. Salem on Thursday for good meas Dick Freeman. ure. 625 9 Benefit Card Party Held at Toman Home Held Thursday Night For Olivette N. Roles A nice affair of Thursday evening. May 14, was the bridal shower at Fir Manor, the Home Economics house, with which the fourth-year About 30 people attended the bene Homemaking girls honored their in fit card party given by the Lions structor, Mrs. Olivette Roles. About Club Auxiliary at the home of Mr. thirtyfive persons attended the inter and Mrs. Albert Toman Saturday esting event. The informal evening was spent in evening. Tables for cards were set up in the living and dining rooms, with appropriate games, the opening of a number of men participating in oth the many lovely gifts, and the serving of refreshments. Mrs. Roles was the er games in the basement. The main door prize was drawn by recipient of many pieces of her crys Mrs. John MacGregor, with table tal pattern, an electric fry-pan from prizes being won by Mabel Nelson, her first-year girls, and numerous Alta Mofatt, Mabel Yankus, and other attractive gifts. Those attending the shower includ Helen Harris. Other drawings went to Gloria Anderberg, Mabel Nelson, ed Mrs. John Muir, Mrs. Al Yankus, Mabel Hunter, and Clara WirkkaJa. Susan Jenkins, Shereen Muir, Shar Refreshments of sandwiches and on Whitsett, Carol Edwards, Frances cup cakes were served from a table in Nesbitt, Jeannie Jennings, Pamela Merry, Judith Hampton, Mrs. Howard the kitchen. About $37 was raised at the party Farmen, Jeanie Kelly, Keith Ann which was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Croan, Mrs. Harold Simes, Darlene Mrs. John MacGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Underwood, Joyce Calkins, Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon,, Charles Kelly, Mrs. Bonnie Whitsett, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chance, Mr. Mrs. Charles Wirkkala, Mrs. Jack and Mrs. Barney Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Sandy Merry, Mrs. Roy Pate, Leo Fitzgerald, Mr., and Mrs. Chuck Phyllis Pate, Julie Randall. Mrs. Wirkkala, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ander Martin Hansen, Miss Sherry Hansen, berg, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly, M rs. Joe Lalack, Karren Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pittam, Mr. and Mary Ann Bassett, Judy podrabsky, Mrs. Al Yankus, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mary Gay ReMine. Others who sent gifts, but were un Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt, Mrs Ed Goshie, Mrs. Robert Harris, able to be present, were Mrs. T. H. Mrs. Art Kerr, and Mr. and Mrs. Al- Baughman, Mrs. William Pennick, Mrs. Charlie Stewart, Betty Perrin, bert Toman. Cheryl Hirte, Barbara Hirte, Anna belle Gripe, Ellen Hoeye, Mrs. Tony Maristoni, Mrs. Charles Dolezal, Car Reception at Christian ol Pate, Treva Birkett, Mrs. Ed Church Draws Crowd Calkins, Mrs. Richard Ziebert, Mrs. Sunday evening in the social Burton Boroughs, Mrs. Lawrence rooms of the Christian Church a Brent, and Mrs. John MacGregor. reception was held in honor of Rev. The guest of honor has announced and Mrs. Larry Lawrence, Rev. and that she will become the bride of Mrs. Hugh Jull, Mr. and Mrs. Clin Monroe E. Kimsey on the evening of ton Land and Mr. and Mrs. Robert tne twenty-second in the Methodist Gregory. Church at Corvallis, with a reception Robert Moore was master of cer -u.iowmg iu the ballroom of the Ben emonies for the evening. A program ton Hotel in that city. of musical numbers, readings ani Mr. Kunsey in associated with the games was enjoyed. A set of TV Trays U. S. Forest Service at Fall River was presented to each couple. Mills, Calif., and at present is en Refreshments were served by the rolled in the School of Forestry, at CWF ladies. Mrs. Elsie Potter and Oregon State College in Corvallis. Mrs. Addie French poured and Miss Barbara Cunningham poured the Lawrence Robertson has been as punch. Other members of the CWF signed to Den 3 as Den Chief, accord assisted about the rooms. About 75 attended, anumber com- ing to Mrs. Glen Damewood and Mrs. ing from the Gates Christian Church. Ceil Croan, den mothers. At a meet The committee for ehe evening con ing held at the Damewood home re sisted of Mrs. J. B. Putman, Mr. and cently the cubs worked on their hob Mrs. Eldon Gilson, Richard Freeman, by books. They are preparing a short Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson and skit at the present time for the June the CWF 1 Pack meeting. 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DAN DURYEA, in •KATHY O” Problems of a Child Movie Actress EXCELLENT Program For The Whale Family A NEW SERVICE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS We have ¡ust received our diplomas from the Sun Motor Tune-Up School and are now qualified to do repair work on carbure tors, ignition systems, generators and vol tage regulators. Bring your automobile equipment to us for expert service. Frank Crust and Bob Draper Our Station is Open 24 Hours a Day. We Give S 5 H Green Stamps Draper’s Flying A Service Phone 7442 Highway 22 Mill City
