7 •—THE MILL CITY
ENTERPRISE I Hl R'D\Y. M AY 28, 1959
How to swallow
a bitter pill
First, find a bitter pill. There are
so few nowadays. It all started
because children, bless ’em, are so
good at resisting bad-tasting med
icine. You can medicate their chins or hair, but
getting the stuff in them is beyond the ken of
science. Kids can spit a country mile. So pharma
cists began sugar-coating pills, putting medica
tion in capsules, or mixing with sweet syrup.
And we soon found that adults, too, like medicine
the easy way. So now, most of our prescriptions
are quite pleasant to take. If you should run into
ono of the few bitter ones, believe us, there are
good medical reasons for it
MILL CITY PHARMACY
Dependable Prescription Service
Mill City, Oregon
Phone 6607
Lyons, Lottie Grosso, Leota Worden, was followed by playing of games
and Pat Blum.
and a ball game. Prizes were award
Mr
and
Mrs.
Nick
Gustafson
left
ed
throughout the playing of games.
By Eva Bressler
the first of the week for - month’s
The regular meeting of Barracks
Ministerial and lay delegates from
vacation which they will spend with World War I Vets of Lyons and Me
170 Methodist churches of Oregon
relatives in Illinois, Wisconsin ani hama was held Thursday evening at
Conference will meet in annual ses-
Minnesota.
Mehama with the ladies’ auxiliary
session May 27-31 of the centennial
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Paul from Se also holding their meeting. The meet
year to rule on program plans and
attle, Wash., spent several days at ing was preceded by a potluck sup-
budget, held at the First Methodist
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Hol | per and followed by the usual bun-
church at Medford. Attending will be Hargieaves,
--
June Hollingshead, Or- lingshead.
i ness meeting.
The Revs. Earl and Ruth Cotton, Mrs. ' h.i Roye, Ethel Huffman, Alta
Bob Roye, student at Willamette
Mrs. Ethel Huffman and her par
James Hollingshead and Mrs. E. L. Bodeker, Norma Mays, Naomi Int- j University in Salem and son of Mr. ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard
Roye. Guest speaker will be Dr Roy \ e! 1, Doris Roy, Rev. Ruth Cotton and Mrs. Chester Roye of Lyons, has
were in Eugene Friday at the home
Nichols, renowned preacher of Downs and the hostess, Mrs. Prichard.
made high honors in discus, and will of the Hubbard’s daughter, Mr. and
Memorial Methodist church, a negro
to Sioux Falls, S.D., the first week Mrs. Clarence Decker. Mrs. Huffman
Mrs. Hazel Lewis spent Tuesday in go June,
I congregation in Oakland, Calif. He
where he will compete.
assisted her sister m moving.
I will be preceded by morning devo Wednesday and Thursday of this
The May meeting of the Lyons Ex
Mr. and Mrs. BTtl Sherratt from
week
in
Roseburg,
attending
Rebekah
tional service led by Bishop A. Ray
tension unit will be held at the Portland were weekend guests at the
mond Grant of Portland, who will Assembly of Oregon, as a delegate North Santiam State Park on Thurs home of her sister and husband, Mr
preside over the sessions. Centennial front Faith Rebekah lodge. The local day, May 28 with patio cooking the 'and Mrs. Bert Lyons.
observances wiH be highlighted by lodge had the honor of presenting subject of the day. Donna Asmussen
A family dinner was held Sunday
a pageant worship “God of Our the Bible to the Assembly Tuesday and Juanita Wright will be project I at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Father«.” There will also be tours j I morning. Taking part in the ceremony ’ leaders. In case of rain the members ¡ Lyons. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
> lu-li g one to Jacksonville, Oregon were Helen Anderson, Donna Wesley, will be notified where to meet.
Clyde Lewis and Beulah of Lyons;
Eva Bressler, Gertrude Weidman,
kd vhibits.
Rev. Ruth Cotton installed officers Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lewis and
Lyons residents can now start get Zona Sischo, and Hazel Lewis. The of the Women’s Society of Christian daughters, Christie and Pamelia from
ting benefits from their city water five ladies returned home that even Service Sunday morning with an im Mehama; Mrs. Roxie Trask of Salem;
an<! \ lunteer fire department. The ing and Mrs. Lewis remained the pressive candlelight service during Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sherratt from
city council reports that they have other two days.
the church services and presented Portland; Mrs Fred Lindemann and
received notice of a better insur
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Green from each with a corsage. Installed were I two children also from Lyons. The
ance classification on their property. Redmond were 'Monday afternoon
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vice president;
Leoa ( occasion honored the birthday an
Tit's will mean a reduction for callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, secretary; : Eva Bressler, niversary of Mrs Bert Lyons and
dwellings.
Earl Allen. Mr. Green is a cousin of treasurer; Rev. Cotton, secretary of Mrs. Keneth Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Bob
The annual poppy sale sponsored by Mr. Allen.
promotion. Additional secretaries in Hill and family of Mill City were af
»he American Legion Auxiliary was
Margaret Kunkle was hostess for stalled were Reta Cruson, missionary ternoon callers at the Lyons home.
ie J 1 iday in Lyons. Helpers in the the Wednesday afternoon card club education and service; Donna Wesley,
Mrs. George Mielke and daughters
Lyons area were Mrs. Percy Hiatt, with her party held at the Catholic Christian social r relations; Evelyn Carolyn and Patsy of Albany spent
Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs. Ethel Huff community hall. A 1:30 dessert Julian, children's work; status of the weekend at the home of her par
man and Mrs. Clyde Bressler, who luncheon was served followed by sev- women, Naomi IntVeld; literature and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lyons.
were out early in the morning call eral tables of 500. High score was publication, Gladys Hargreaves, and
Mrs. Martha Cruson and grand
ing on all their neighbors and friends. held by Thelma Nydegger, second Leora Stevens. Some of the officers daughter, Bonnie Cruson, left Sunday
The meeting of the Women’s So high by Ruth Lyons, third prize who were unable to attend will be in morning for Townsend, Mont., where
ciety of Christian Service was held went to Doris Roy and Bea Hiatt stalled at a later date.
they will spend two weeks with rela
Tue day afternoon in the basement held low score. Others attending
The annual last day of school picnic tives and friends. While there they
of the Methodist church with Mildred were Alma Olmstead, Bertha Allen, was held Sunday at the Mari-Linn will attend graduation for Mrs.
l*richard as hostess. She served a Ethel Huffman, Jaunita Wright, Ka-1 schoolhouse, with a no-host covered iCruson’s grandson from high school.
lun heon
preceding the business tie Sieg, Charlotte Thiel, Eulalia, dish dinner at the noou hour. This
Mr. and Mrs. George DeWitt and
four children from Eugene ano Mr.
and Mrs. Laddie Pesek and three
children from Lebanou were Sunday
I evening dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye.
Mr and Mrs. John Kunkle are re
ceiving congratulations upon the
| birth of another
granddaughter,
Valerie Jean born to their daughter
and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ma
son of Mill City. The baby was born
at Santiam Memorial hospital May
22.
Mrs. Ethel Huffman and Mrs. Don
na Asmussen were Sunday afternoon
guests in Corvallis at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Howard, former
residents of Lyons.
SSgt and Mrs. W. L. Wells and
litele daughter, were weekend guests
I at the home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hollingshead.
The Wells, who have been living at
Woods, Ore., are going to Texas for
I a four month stay. Then he expects
. to be shipped overseas.
Arthur Vaughn, from
Forrest)
Grove was a Friday overnight guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Lewis. They did some work at the
cemetery Saturday before returning
I home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reisterer Jr.,
and son, Scott, from Scappoose,
were Saturday night and Sunday
guests at the home of Mr and Mrs.
'Leland Manning and family. Addi-
itional Saturday evening dinner
guests were Mr. Riesterer's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riesterer Sr., also
from .ncappoose. While here they
did some painting at their home gett
ing it ready for sale.
Mrs. Roxie Trask of Salem was a
Saturday night and Sunday guest at
the home of her brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis and Beu
lah.
LYONS
meeting. Mrs. Prichard expressed
her appreciation to all members for
their help and splendid cooperation
throughout the year. The pennies
were turned in for the contest “Sun
shine and Rainy Days.” »Juptairw
were Naomi IntVeld and Alta Bod-
eker, with Naomi IntVeld the winner.
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A general discussion w
was
held and
at my service
in every room
in the house
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Phone UL 9.2160
Mehama, Oregon