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«WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION”
The Portland Gladiolus Society was
host Saturday at the floral hall at the
Oregon Centennial for the state show.
Members of various societies in the
state showed their choice blooms with
exhibitors also from Washington and
various commercial growers. Thera
were some outstanding arrangement*
and spikes from all classes.
The North Santiam Gladiolus So­
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shelton spent
ciety was well represented. Mrs.
Sunday in Bend at the home of Mr I Adolph Brunner won the Section
and Mrs. Ernest Miller and family. ¡Championship by winning the best of
Their daughter. Mr*. Miller returned , each in section 200-300-400. She en-
home with them for a few days’ visit. i tered 12 spikes and won award* on
each Also placing for the North San­
tiam club was Mrs. Mirl Vawter of
Glen Shelton staled this week that Waterloo, who won the seedling award
he sold the Frank Carroway home on and Mrs. Carolyn Bowers, of Harris-
Kingwood *to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. I burg who won the Grand Champion-
Spencer, of Holbrook, Anz . who plan I -hip with her spike of Emperor.
on Cuming here within a year to re­
The North Santiam Gladiolus So­
tire. They plan on renting the place ciety show will be held at the Mari-
until that time. Mr. Spencer is em­ Linn school Saturday and Sunday,
ployed in an Indian Museum in Hol­ August 8 and 9. The public is invited
brook.
to exhibit and attend the show.
Kanyon Kapers
At a pretty home ceremony Friday,
July 24 Mi * Sandra Marie Merry,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wilfred
Walter Merry, became the bride of
David Stanley Vail, son of Mr. and
i Mrs. Stanley Vail, all of Mill City.
The ceremony was performed at the
i Merry home at 8 p. m. by the Rev.
Arlin John Rothauge, of the Gates
Community church
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, was gowned in a ballerina
length dress of pale pink crystalex,
with pink embroidered flowers over
the full skirt. The bodice was off
shoulder effect. Her bouquet was pink
and white gladiolus with a cascade of
Mr. and Mrs. Divid Vail
silk heirloom la e, which has been
in the Vail family for about 75 years.
Matron of honor was Twila Butler
of Stayton, wearing a dark pink bal­ Bloodmobile Visit To Be
lerina length dress and her bouquet
Sponsored by Jaycettes
was of pink gladiolas
Best man for Mr. Vail was Rex
Mrs. Larry Carrick was hostess for
Herron of Marion Forks.
the Jaycette meeting Thursday, July
The bride’s mother chose a rose lin­ 30. During the meeting, at which Mrs.
en dress for her daughter’s wedding Harold Simes presided, it was decided
'and Mrs. Vail wore a two-piece blue to sponsor the Bloodmobile.
I dress. Both mothers had corsages of
Members present were: Mrs. Verne
. pink carnations.
Shaw. Mrs. Beryl Lamb. Mrs. James
A reception was held immediately Grant, Mrs. Bill Truitt, Mrs. John A.
! following the wedding at the Merry Wills, Mrs. Gordy McMorris. Mrs.
home with Miss Pamela Merry, sis- Harold Simes, and the ho-te.-s . Mrs
ter of the bride cutting the wedding ],ariv Carrick.
¡cake She was assisted by Miss Peggy | Guegtg for the
Va.l, sister of the groom. The Merry M
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«&rman Far_
home was arranged with bouquets of '
and dahlias nni?ton- “nd Mrs- M11° Thompson
I pink and white ,. gladiolas X
After the neetmg efreshmi nts
For the wedding trip to the Ore-
1 were served by the hostess, and cards
! gon beaches the brie chose a white were played. Winning pnîes were
j knit sheath dress with blue acces- | Mrs. Maynard Smith and Mrs. Bill.
| sores.
I Truitt
The young couple are now at home
Hostess for the next meeting.
in the Cline cottage on N. E. 3rd Thursday, August 20, will be Mrs.
street in Mill City. Mr. Vail is em­ | Gordy M Morris.
ployed at Bassett’s Chevron station.
He is a graduate of Gates High I
served
school and
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Vail was graduated i from Santiam1
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Union high school with the Jass of
I 1969 and was valedictorian.
Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Williams and
Stephen, Das id, Jimmy and J W“1“
were honored Sunday evening at a
reception and food shower in the su-
cial rooms of the Christian church,
Robert Moore was in charge of the
informal program, Mrs. Hugh Jull
presided at the coffee urn and Janet
Hutch.n.-on poured punch. (
guests greeted the new minister and
his family.
Attending funeral services in Cor­
vallis Iasi 1 riday tor Dr. E W War-
rington, former head of the depart-
ment of " Religion at _ Oregon
2 _ 1 i
College, were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kelly and tneir daughter, Mrs. Faul
Barkley of Manhattan, Kan. The
Barkleys formerly had an apartment
.n tne Warrington home during the
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Swon Family Reunion
Held Sunday at Bush Park
The Swan family reuinon was held
at Bush park in Salem Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John Swan, Mr. and
Mrs. James Swan and Frank Cather-
! wood of Mill City attending. Others
there, most of whom are well known
by Mill City residents included: Miss
Kathie Anderstn of Gold Beach, who
is spending the summer with her
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grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. ______
James
' Swan;
Swan: ’ Mr
Mr and
and Mrs.
Mrs. Dwight
Dwight Cather-
Cather-
wood and son Dwight Jr.; and Mrs.
A. F Catherwood of West Linn; Mr.
and Mr<. Ronald Swan and family of
Portland, Clarence Spry, also of Port-,
¡and; Mr. and Mrs. Elton Fishback
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and daughter of Monmouth;
Mr. ____
and
liv< 1 in Corvallia, and m ,
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Robinscn
lor him for se>eral weeks. Dr. Hans
P.ambe k of Corvallis and Rev. James
Hardy of Mehama also attended the
-ervices. as did a group of Presbyter-
;a.i m.nisters.
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Dunigan and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Dunigan and family.
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Mrs. Henry Dunigan, Mrs. Mary Lov­
ett and daughter, Mrs. Georgia
M< niter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rhodes
and family all of Salem.
The Swan family reunion is an an­
nual affair.
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FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SUNDAY. Al GI ST 21-22-23
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Mary Kelly, Woman s Editor
Morris Clan Has Picnic
Sunday at Santiam Park
“TOM THUMB”
‘THE SEVEN CITIES OF ANTARCTICA”
1959
Sandra Merry Becomes
Bride of David Vail
At Home Ceremony
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4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE TH' RM>AY. tl'Gl ST «
The descendants of Phileman Mor­
ris, a pioneer who settled in Sub­
limity in 1852, gathered for a picnic
at the North Santiam State Park
Sunday, August 2. All of those pre-
s< nt with the exception of Mrs. Bes­
sie Barker were direct descendents
of Albert and Emma Morris who are
former Mehama residents.
Honored as the oldest present was
Mrs. Bessie Barker and Walter Mor­
ris.President of the group is Mrs.
Wayne Morris of Cascade Locks and
Mrs. Doris Morris of Mill City is se­
cretary. The group voted to hold their i
196(1 reunion at the same site.
Present Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Morris of Wemme; Mrs. Earl
Morris of Oregon City; Mrs. Lulu
Berringer of Mehama; Mrs. Bessie
Barker of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Ken­
neth Morris and Beverly of Prine­
ville. Mr and Mrs. Wayne Morris.
Jack Morris, Susan Morris. Mrs. Da­
vid Morris and son of Cascade Locks,
¡Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morris. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Duffy and Linda Duffy,1
and Mrs. Doris Morris all of Mill
City. Alan Schutt of Cascade Locks
was a guest at the gathering
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