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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1959)
Jim Johnson, of Salem spent TOWN TALK Mrs. Myrtle Bates and her Bister, Mrs. Annie Brown from Portland hate returned from a week s trip to South Dakota where they visited relatives. D. E. Marde and son, Stanley were visitors in Portland Sat urday and Sunday at the home of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Romey and three children of Waldport were weekend viistors at the home of Mrs. Romey’s mother, Mrs. Edna Albright. Mr. Romey is employed as printer on the Lin coln County Times at Waldport. Mr. and Mrs. John Swan were Tuesday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oral Williams. The occasion honored Mrs. Swan on her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Louis Slaton and and Mrs. Ernest Graham re turned last week from San Fran cisco where Mrs. Graham vis ited with her daughter and Mrs. Slaton met her husband. She said they both took winter cloth es and the weather was t>i the 90's while they were there, with everyone in the bay region en- joyin it to the fullest. Miss Shereen Muir, who has been employed in Salem will be home for a time and is assisting her parents in their bakery.. Also working in the bakery is Mrs Maudie Flatman. The Gertrude Shoemaker Cir cle of the Christian church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Arthur Hedge. Mrs. Ed Cooke was program leader. Refresh ments were served by the host ess. Present were Mrs. Ed Cooke. Mrs E. K. Fish, Mrs. George Flook. Mrs. Susie Haynes, and Mrs Arthur Hedge. The December meeting will be a combined meeting with the Martha Troxell Circle in the form of a Christmas party. Date and place will be announced later. O. M. MikkelM-n surprised his daughter, Mrs. Leo Poole, and family with a short visit Mon day. He was on a business trip to Portland and The Dalles. The Mikkelsens are former Mill City residents now living in Oakland. Calif. A week ago Sunday Charley Stewart had a nice experience. His brother. Jack of Hermiston flew to Mill City, picked up Charley and their two children Nancy and Charley Jr., and Mike Logan and flew them back to Hermiston for the day. It took on ly and one and a half hours to make the trip. Charley stated the scenery from their was a sight to behold. The day was clear as crystal When they te- turned Jack flew them to Salem airport, where they were picked up and returned to Mill City. There will be a well child clinic Thursday night in Mill City, the at the high school next Tuesday guest of Brian Moffatt. They had November 2 from 1 to 2 P. M. I been in Portland that day. For appointment with Dr. Stone call Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson at Mrs. Herbert Whitaker re- 524. | turned to her home the latter part of last week from Port Guests at the home of Rev. land where she recently under- and Mrs. Stanley Williams and ; went surgery. family the first of the week were Rev. Williams uncle and aunt, Dr. Mark Hammericksen's Op- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Roberts from tometric offices in the Bell i Caldwell. Idaho and his cousins. building in Stayton; Thursdays 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roberts and from 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. No ap family from Portland. pointments necessary. adv. Among those getting their Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rhodes deer in the hills southeast of 5—Hie Mill City Enterprise Thursday, Nov. 19, 19Ô» Through contact with a radio Bob Draper To Be Honored for Service In Masonic Work ' ham’’ in Seattle last Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veness were able to talk with their daughter. Carol The con tact was made at the Bob Har ris home where the Venesses were visiting that evening The Rev. and Mrs. Noble Streeter and children were in Mill City last w’eek visiting friends. Streeter was pastor of the Presbyterian church here I for several years. Mr». Joe Walters and Toni Wilfred town were Joe Ragsdale and 1 Jo were in Salem last Wednes- Wash., Woody Heller. I day. They did some shopping recent, 1 and also took in the Veterans' home. Mr. and Mrs. William Shep Blazek herd entertained at a birthday Day parade, which Mrs Walt ers said was exceptionally good. dinner Sunday in honor of their son, Leroy, who w*as 4 years Ral|>h Branager of Klamath Linda Kanoff. daughter of Mr. old. Present were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas Kanoff. cele Hugh Jull of Salem, Mrs. Milt Falls visited last week at the brated her second birthday an on Roten, Barbara and Bobby, home of his sister-in-law, Daisy niversary with a family party of Mehama, Bertie Bates of Geddes. He is the husband of last week at her home. Those Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd the late Verna Geddes Branag attending were her brother. Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. er. Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Lenthel William Shepherd, Leroy, Jer C. W. F. Annual Bazaar and Ragsdale and children. Miss ry and Bonnie Lou. Lunch, Dec. 3. 10 A. M., Chris- Frances Namislo. who is an tain Church. Thrift Shop. Cook aunt, and both great grandmo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Landro 17 thers. Mrs. Tom Booth and Mrs. and Louise of Astoria brought ed Foods, Christmas Gifts. Minnie Namislo. Mrs. Landro's mother, Mrs. Two tablespoons liquid bleach Anna Swift, to her home Satur is adequate for an average load Mrs. I.ela Austin of Portland day evening following a month of laundry. Do not over bleach. was a Saturday evening guest | spent in Astoria convalescing at the home of Mr. and,Mrs. O. from her recent illness. E. Hoodenpyle and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Fleet wood and family were in Gresh Barry Drake, son of Mrs. am Sunday, guests of her par Charles Wirkkala is spending ents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard several weeks at her home. He Shattuck. Buzz said the east will leave November 23 for Long wind was surely howing there Beach, Calif., where his ship the Sunday. USS Jason is docked for re pairs. He is a Fireman on the I Mr. and Mrs. Claude DeFrates ship. were in Silverton Sunday. They called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer The Flying Bluebirds met at Peterson, owners of Hilltop | the home of their leader Mon Market here. Mr. Peterson, who day afternoon following school. is confined to his home on ac We worked on our scrapbooks count of illness, is getting along with one of the girls putting in fine at the pi esent time. things that would tell about our Bluebird Wish. The scrapbooks Sunday dinner guests of the will he different because we all 1 Robert Veness family were Mr. have so many ideas. Carol Mc and Mrs. James Putman and Call was hostess and served re children. freshments to Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Juck Duggan who is our spon Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stiffler sor. Sandra Warner, Kathleen have sold their home in Lyons Duggan. Peggy Cooper, Linda and are moving to Salem. Their Olmstead. Carol McCall and home was purchased by Mr. and Cynthia Cobine. Mrs. Cecil Grimes who operate a garage in Lyons. The Stifflers Mrs. Rex Kinisey of Stayton are former Mill City residents entertained members of the, and he operated a radio Santiam Golf Club with a lovely I and TV appliance and repair coffee at her home Tuesday. shop here until recently. Those attending from Mill City were Mrs. Rudy Tohl and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Gillen Mflttin Hansen. water of Gold Beach spent the week end at the home of her Sgt. William N. McClintock parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim arrived in Mill City Wednesday Swan. A Sudnay dinner honored night following a 15 months tour Jim on his birthday annivers of duty with the U. S. Marine ary. Corps at Okanawa. Follow ing his rlough he will be stationed at Al Sorseth. ranger for the Mill Camp Pendleton, Oceanside. I City district of the Willamette California. During his absence, National Forest, and Mrs. Mrs. McClintock and their child Sorseth, left Saturday for San ren, Patty. Mark and Rhonda Francisco where he will attend Sue have made their home with the national convention of the her parents. Mr and Mrs. Low Society of American Roresters. ell Cree. The McClintock's will Sorseth is one of six foresters leave for California in early who will represent the area of December. Oregon and Washington. and Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes, of Longview, spent the weekend here ly at the Tex Blazek Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs. are sisters. Robert Draper received word last week that he would be hon ored Thursday evening Nov cm ber 19 at a dinner at the Golden Pheasant restaurant in Salem Hodson Council No. 1 of the Royal and Select Masons in Sa lem have compiled a list of Ma sons who have rendered faith ful. unselfish and outstanding service both to their fraternal order and to the communi'v over a period of years. In most instances no recognition is made of such efforts and Hodson coun cil plans on recognizing these people from time to time. Following the Thursday even ing dinner there will be an open meeting in the Masonic temple. Mr. Draper has been an active Mason for many years, being particularly interested in vouth groups. He is presently serving as Dad Advisor for the newly organized Canyon Chapter of DeMolay for boys. FOR THESE FROSTY DAYS.... Ear Muffs, Leotards, Warm Socks and Anklets, Gloves, Mittens, Scarves and Caps. Everything For Cold Weather Wear Ada's Needle Shop 227 S. W. Broadway Ph. 2243 Mill City FREE TURKEY With the Purrchase of each Pair of WINTER TREAD TIRES We will give you a Turkey for your holiday dinner at no increase in price. Come in and ask us about this Deal which has no Strings Attached. Bassett Chevron Station \ WE TAKE lETTIR'CkRE OF YOUR CAR Firemens Fifteenth ] Annual - X \ ■k • ■ ★ Door Prizes * Grand Prize * Hams * Bacon . ★ Turkeys Mill City Fire Hall Hot Rolls— Butter, Parkerhouse, Cloverleaf and French For That Special Dessert— Pies * Mince Boysen berry - Cherry Apple Pumpkin Cakes— Chocolate, Lady Baltimore, Cherry Nut and Angel Food. MUIR’S BAKERY AND FOUNTAIN Phone 1607 Sat., Nov. 21, 1959 1 1 UaliLC ____ ____________ GOOD MUSIC BY A Live Orchestra The Big Event of the Season Plan To Attend With Your Friends
