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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1959)
1 Surprise Birthday Party Held for Francis Nesbitt At Rainbow Meeting I—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISETHI HSDAY. JI NE 18. ISM SUMMER VACATION SPECIALS Summer Blouses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 $2.98 Gay Jamaica Shorts ADA’S NEEDLE SHOP 227 S. W. Broadway Phone 2243 Mill City, Ore A NEW CAP E SERVICE We are Now Open at I I a.m. for LATE BREAKFAST and NOON LUNCH Good Food, Prepared and Served Right. Closed Mondays Come in and Get Acquainted with us. Mr. and Mrs. William Harris Dancing in the Every Night Except Monday. Live Music Friday, Saturday and Sunday Nights. Zen and Pat Cutting, Operators The Riverview Cafe Phone UL 9-2171 Mehama, Oregon ATLAS TIRE SALE Don’t Be Half Sale Mary Kelly, Womans Editor Local Residents Attend Faust Reception at Albany Many old-time friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Faust from this area at tended the afternoon reception hon oring their Golden Anniversary last Sunday, June 14. at the Robert lia-ks 111 Albany where they nave ade uie.r home .or -ome time. Ov er sixty people signed the guest book. A huge, beautifully-decorated wed ding-sake was the center of attrac tion, wish coflee anu punch also be ing served. A large bronze-colured floial piece had been presented to trie couple, as well as an orchid cor sage to Mis. bausl, who is able to get aiuund in a wheel-chair. Many lovely cards ul congratulations were also received by the couple. Hostesses for tne affair were their four daughters, Mrs. Lee Ross of Mill City. Mrs. Homer Thacker of Happy i Camp, CaliL, and Mrs A. Parks and Mrs. Robert Trask, both of Albany. J hur son, Bob baust, and his wile was also present from Oregon City. Among former Mill City residents attending tne reception were Mrs. W. | L. Quinn of Seaside, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mason (Marjorie Trask) of Sweet Home, Leon and Tommy Thacker of Happy Camp, Calif., Mi . Al \ anDahl and her daughter, Mrs. David Blake (Alberta Van- Dahl), of ALbany and Mrs. Henry | Sauce, also of Albany. included in tnuae going from Mill City, besides the Lee Rosses, were Mr. and Mrs. James Swan, Mrs. John Swan. M.Ss Daisy Geddes. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Witt, Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Schroeder. Mi and Mrs. Donald Sheythe. Mrs. N. S. Corbin, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelly, and Mr. and Mm. I"Charle- Kelly. Ride on the Best, and the Best is Miscellaneous Shower Atlas Cushionaire Tires Given for Mrs. Devine LET US BUY YOUR UNUSED MILEAGE Special Prices During This Sale These Tires Are All First Line Tires 6.70-15 Atlas Cushionaire Tubeless CB 25.15 26.15 Plus. Exchange and Tax 7.50-14 Atlas Cushionaire Tubeless 7.10-15 Atlas Cushionai re Tubeless ‘•uw hxi hang» and Tax You'll Never Get A Better Tire For This Price. We Give S & H Green Stemps Bassett Chevron Station Highway 22 Phone 2408 G/VTES—Mrs. Gordon R Devine nee Phylli.-, Neal, was teied wilh a lovely m scellaneous shower in the Gates ciuhhou • Friday evening.Host- ts.es were Mrs. Clare Rush,' Mrs. Glen Henness and Mrs. Hattie Cole. Bouquet.- of p.nk flowers were used about the room After opening the lovely gifts, a beautifully decorated cake wa serv ed from the buffet table, at t which Mrs. Marlin ('ole of Salem, poured. ! Thosi attending were Mmes Clar ence Ball. Charles Tuckt-r, Frank Novack a’'d daughter. Janice. Henry Eccle ton, Meile Devine, Harry Har mon anti daughter, Lorena, Willard Howell. Richard Sibley, Harold W.l- on, Maude Davis. Ruth Kershaw, Albert Bell, W. R. Hutcheson. Ruth lie- , Clyde Oliver, Walter Brisbin, Oscar Osterhuut, of Gates; Mrs. Pete Etzel of Fern Ridge; Donnalee Oli- ver and Mrs. Marlin Cole of Salem; Phyllis Pate, Mrs. Gladys Mason, and Mrs. Blanche Syverson of Mi 11 City Placing the gifts were Diane Rush of Salem and Stiarlene Cole of Mill City. Sending gifts were Arlene Ker haw-. Mme Hollis Turnidge, (lord- on Ward. Oliver Watson, Harry Keiser. Till Ruins. William Pennick, Velma Carey. Elmer Stewart, Connie I and Beverly. Robert Levon. Gwenn I Schaer, Frankie Johnson. Ed Kadin and Judy. Ruby Stubbs, Grace Myers, I Wilma Bumgarner, and Mrs Joseph Bowes, and Mrs. Barbara Pate of I M II City. . Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Storey of Idanha are announcing the engage- ment of their daughter, Clydia Ruth, to Ernest LeRoy Emmerson, son of Mrs. c. C. Kindred of Sublimity. The wedding .- planned for early July. The bride elect graduated from Detroit h.gh school this year. Mr. Emmer on i employed at the Idanha Veneer Plant in Idanha Ninety and Nine Men Hold District Meeting Here Monday Night -uamyn asstmuiy heid their last mceuug ui in« summei June xu. Prg- siu.ng was y rances Nesmtt. initra- uou was .ne mam oxuex at business, ***• F muse initiated were onaron putam and Laura Lyons. al tue crus« ot the meeting a sur- birthday party was herd in the Toastmistress Installation i prise dining rovm in honor oi Frances Held Here Recently Nesoitt. nirtnaay case, rce cream At the la t meeting of the current auu punch was seiveu. y ar new officer- of the Mill City tue Marina xruxeri circleof the Tatstmi ties- (Tub were in-tailed at church met in uie social impressive candlelight ceremonies iuc uay eieu.iig. jir*. Amin Thursday evening June 11. Mrs. . uo . uj «si tug uevoUuua and Mrs. Lowell Fleetwood, former member vouper the and past pre ident of the group was ! >« lu.aui jicvuntock presented n charge of the installation with program wmen Was tne nual lesson Mr-. Kora Pr tchard in tailed as pres uu lire miudie hast. Mos teases lor ident; Mrs. Faustina Nesbitt, vice- me e«euu,g were .urs. Atom Looper president; Mrs. Yvonne Crandall. a.iu jits, xtrciialu x reemau. Present Secretary; Mr- Eleanor LaMunyan, »ere alia, r.auxiui ai tuo well, Mrs. treasurer and Mrs. Eleanor Pakula, uany x^nrcuce, jira, wuiiam Snep- ..ei u, a*-. »..„am .uixbucwk, Mrs. club representative. Program for the evening featured ZClMlU vwpei a“u mis. iticuard I ren another in the World Fair series, 1 MAAXÀ. ine uexi meeting will be July with Africa the country studied. Mrs. - a auu W m oe gaedi ingnt. Hutilemeg ue »um. wMCviinu/CJi aud Mr a . Nesbitt had a number of her or.ginal * ketche- on Africa placed about the «McDowell. room and table decorations and pro gram covers also by Mrs. Nesbitt PiCKiikkiiig Sunday at Breitenbuah made on extremely authentic atmos Hot Spi.ngs were Mr. and Mrs. Ulesa phere. u u.iam, Mrs. Johnny Phillips and Invocation was delivered by Mrs. son, Billy, .Ur. and Mrs. James Phil- Faith A’eness who also acted a- gram- . ps, ami Mr. and Mrs. Bill McGhee marian all oi Salem; Mr. and Mrs. K ar lie Toastmistress was Mrs Nesbitt Warren and children of Roseburg, with Mrs. LaMunyan giving her and Mary Hartman. ‘Dear To My Heart” speech. Be My The Round Robin Pinochle club Guest. helu their la-t meeting of the sum Topicmistress was Mrs. Eleanor mer Monday night at the home of Pakula with Mrs. Jane Roach giving Mr.-. George Ditter, with Mrs. Burton a speech “Flight Over Africa.” She B . ugn», a.- hostess. Winning high was awarded the traveling trophy wa- Mi-. Leo Poole. Mrs. Don Carl which she will keep during the sum- son wa low and Mrs. Boroughs had mer recess. ■ nucule. Gue ts for the evening Lexicologist for the even.ng was were Mrs. Ed-el Croan and Mrs. Jay Mrs. Roach with Mr-. Prichard act Mason. ing a- general evaluator and Mrs. Sue Poole as program chairman for next Fall and Winter; Mary Jane Chance, press representative and Mrs. Leao Johnson, hostess chair- Between man. Portland-Salem-Idanha Hostesses for the Thursday even- all way points ng meeting which wag held at Fir Manor were Mrs. Nesbitt and Mrs. Allied Van Lines Agent Pakula. Local & Nationwide Guests were Mrs. Barbara Speers Household Moving md Mr<. L. E. LaMunyan from Ida- no. Stayton Phone RO 9-2870 The District Meeting of the Ninety and N ne Men’s Fellow-hip was held Monday night at the Christian church here. A 6:30 dinner was pre- n u ed and served by the ladies of the CWF. Fifty-four men and boys were pie- nt for the dinner. Following group singing and pray er the business meeting wa- conduct ed by the president. Bob Dornhecker of Dallas. Richard Owen f Mon mouth i' €ecretary for the group and Bob P per of Salem is the treasurer Salem EM 3-1626 R. hard Freeman of Mill- City wa Audrey Shaw is now employed at SHIP IT WRIGHT program chairman for the evening. Lovalls Beauty Salon in Salem Speaker for the even.ng was Prof. James Kimsey -of Northwest Christ ian college at E igen< who spoke on ‘‘Pres ription for Greatness.” Hugh Jull presented the meditation and Ailand Rothage, pastor at Gates sang "Th>- 90 and 9.” accompanying himself on the electric guitar, The August meeting will be held at Court Street Christian church in Salem. This will be ladies night ami Governor Mark Hatfield will be Box Office Open 7.00 i’ M Weekday- — 5:311 P. M. Sunday» he guest speaker. BRIGHT TRUCK LINE II 18 Rainbow Girls Attend Grand Assembly Early Sunday morning the Gates school bu- left for I.aGrande loaded , with Rainbow girls. There were lb girls aboard, accompanied by their ‘ driver, Gene Jacobson and the two ( chaperone- Mrs. Stella Kay and Mrs. Viola Hirte. Mrs. Bob Draper, mo 1 ther advisor, was unable to attend ( this year. The is the fir-t time she , has missed grand assembly in six years. Monday Mrs Draper received a < call from Judy Kay at LaGrand stating she had received the appoint ! ment as l.tand Service for next year. This is a surprise to the girl se lected a- n>>w one knows until the announcement at Grand Assembly. M - Phylli- Birkett received the Grand Cross of Color for being 'a thful and outstanding service (■rand ( hoir. Attention All I)og Owners Dogs running a I amt town art- causing consid erable damage to Flower gardens and small Shrubs. The City Council res|M*etfuUy requests that all dog owners keep their dogs on a leash or in a pen until October 1, 1959. II FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SI NT)\Y. JI NE 1S-20-21 Cinemascope, Color Program TRI E SOUTH SEA ADVENTURE • THE LAST PARADISE” — PLUS — PAI L NEWMAN. JOANNE WOODWARD. JOAN COLLINS, in “RALLY ROl’ND THE FLAG BOYS” COMEDY! FOR FATHER'S DAY Buyo va It’s also SHOCK RESISTANT! 'DUSTPROOF! * SMARTLY STYLED! -INCOMPARABLY ACCURATE! ons WENDELL V. WEAVER. Mavor KING GIVE • **4’n term« dI •"« am want when you kamt it . B ulova f2W A ¡u ays Your Best iTatch Buy! Baker’s Mill CitN then WANT APS are for you ! Telephone 1843 Mill City. Oregon WEEKLY h’Ct mcludts Fed Tu * • • ’UT * CO « r •
