I Canyon Plate Shown
Af Women's Club
The Woman's Page mu: Meeting at Gates
Barbara Jean Roten
Rebekahs, I00F
Extension Unit
Celebrates Birthday
Plan Social Meets
Makes Plans for
Once A Month
Christmas Party
Thursday, Nov. 26, 1959
2—The Mill City Enterprise
"Who takes all
those pills?"
This is often the question
when a customer sees the
shelves in our pharmacy. Row
on row on row of bottles, boxes,
canisters, tubes, vials, jars ,.. about 2,000 items
in all. Good question. Who are they for? The
answer, of course, is you. Say you go to a physi
cian and he writes a prescription which you bring
to us to be filled. We can't tell what the ailment
will be—there are thousands, and we don't know
what medication the doctor will prescribe To
provide prompt pharmaceutical service we have to
be ready for just about anything. Which we are.
Mill City Pharmacy
Dependable Prescription Service
Phone 6607
Mill City, Oregon
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LYONS The' Lyons
Exten
sion una held their November
meeting Thursday in the base
ment of the Lyons Methodist
church, due to their regular day
falling on Thanksgiving
The
meeting began at 10:30 with an
all-day meeting and a planned
luncheon served at the noon
hour with Joyce Neal, Opal
Horn, Ruth Cotton and Gladys
Edwards the committee who
served turkey and dressing with
all its trimmings for Thanks-
giving, Plans were made for the
annua] Christmas party which
will be held December 18 in the
fireplace room of the church
I with a gift exchange of some-
' thing they have made. The sub-
i ject of the day was ' Hidden
'stitches.” with Eleanor LaMun-
1 yan and Rae Music the project
leaders.
Attending the meeting were
Alma Olmstead. Kay Lindeman,
Nancy Schmor, Alice Knodell,
Joyce Neal, Opal Horn. Ruth
Cotton. Gladys Edwards, El-
Mehama Women's
Club Reports Good
Light Fund Progress
MEHAMA—Mrs. D. L. Teet-
I ers and Mrs. Harold Longfellow
I were hostesses for the meeting
of the Mehama Women's club
GATES—Mrs. Hollis Turnidge which was held in the Fellow
presided at the meeting of the ship room of the church Thurs
Gates Women's club Thursday day evening, November 19. Mrs.
afternoon, due to the absence Austin Longfellow, president,
MEHAMA — Barbara Jean
of the president. Mrs. Walter presided at the business session.
Roten celebrated her 10th birth
Brisbin. Harvest decorations,
----------------- Mrs. Longfellow and Mrs. Lilly
day anniversary Tuesday. No
carrying
out
the
Thanksgiving
| I Wolfkiel reported on the recent
vember 17 by inviting three girl
theme were
used
on
tablZ and I County Federation meeting held
theme
were
used
<
friends to her home after school
Mrs. Agnes Carlson presided mantle by the hostesses Mrs.
Stayton. It was voted to buy
by the 1
and to stay for birthday dinner at the regular meeting of San mantle
Walter Thomas and Mrs. Maude'3
*• ® bond and to make a
with her family.
tiam Rebekah lodge Wednesday
Christmas donation of money to
Present for dinner were the evening with Mrs. Sophia Kist Davis.
During the business meeting the Children’s Farm Home.
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ro acting as vice grand.
The street light committee re
ten, Deanna Sturtevant, Lora-
Main order of business was it was decided to buy liability
lean Foote. Catherine Landers. the election of officers for the insurance for the clubhouse. The ported that they had made
Barbara Jean and Bobby Roten. ensuing year with Ada Plymale job of finishing up the kitchen good progress on their collec
Barbara's grandparents, Mr. elected as noble gland; Faust was discussed and members are tions and hoped to have the bal
and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd and ina Nesbitt, vice grand; Ruth asked to report Monday morn ance collected by early next
her uncles' family. Mr. and Mrs. Hess, recording secretary; Mrs. ing, November 30, bringing sack month. It was decided to have
the December meeting a week
Bill Shepherd and children all of Blanche Sy verson, financial se- lunch and paint brush.
A sample of the Souvenir Can early due to the fact that the
Mill City spent the evening at cretary, and Daisy Geddes,
yon plate was shown and report regular meeting date would be
the Roten home. Bill Shepherd treasurer.
Christmas Eve. There will be a
who was also celebrating his
It is planned to have one so- on orders received was encour
birthday on the 17th showed • cial meeting a month for the aging. The plate is much admir gift exchange and a special pro
pictures the family had taken Oddfellows and Rebekahs to ed by all wbo see it, and it is gram for this meeting. Each
on a recent trip to Montana and build up the membership in both hoped a picture of it can be pub member and guest is asked to
bring a gift of about $1 value
Nebraska.
orders and to stimulate interest lished soon. Selling of this plate and they will be exchanged af
is
the
Club's
only
project
for
in Theta Rho club for Girls. On
ter the meeting.
this planning committee for the 1959-60. The plates can be pur
The hostesses served refresh
eanor LaMunyan, Rae Music, Rebekahs are Ruth Hess, Car chased from any club member
ments of glamorized ginger
for
$2.25.
Martha Schiewek.
men Barnhardt, Gladys Mason
Mrs. Walter Thomas present bread and coffee and a social
Guests of the day were Syl- ' and Ruby Brisbin.
Represent
vest Limbeck, county committee ing the Oddfellows will be Walt ed a most interesting and infor time was enjoyed.
Klamath
member, who is also vice chair Thomas, Irl Plymale and Al mative report on
county, historically prominent
man of the ACWW. and Mrs. Nesbitt.
Barker and Mrs. Johnson of Mill
It was announced that there as early as 1810, but more pop
City and Mrs. Cleo Davis of would be a Theta Rho Initiation ularly known for its beautiful
Lyons.
December 10 and Rebekahs are Crater Lake. Also, a short re
port on the project which
invited to attend.
would
take part of Southern Ore
Following the business meet
ing members practiced seating gon and part of Northern Cal
of convention officers for the ifornia, to make a new state
Twelve of the 15 members of
district convention which was called Jefferson.
the Mill City Lions Club Aux-
Cake
and
coffee
were
served
held at Scio November 21.
iliary met at Fir Manor last
Attending the convention Sat by the hostesses. The next
Wednesday evening with Mrs.
meeting
will
be
held
jointly
with
urday were Agnes Carlson, Dor
James Putman as hostess. Mrs.
othy Vail, Wilma Stewart, Toni the Santiam Canyon Extension
Don Read of the Cascade-Eu-
Thomas, Sophia Kist, Jennie unit at 10:30 a. m. December 17
gene club, who is the new Dis-
Smith. Mabel Yankus, Rachel in the clubhouse, having a pot
trict Director for 36-R, was pre-
luck
dinner
at
noon,
followed
by
Olmstead,
Faustina Nesbitt,
sent for her official visit.
Dorothy Newberg. Ruth Hess, the annual Christmas party.
The business session was con-
Lettie Swan. Eva Duffy, Ruby
ducted by the president, Mrs.
Brisbin, Blanche Syverson, and
Ed Goschie, assisted by the se
Carmen Barnhardt. Mrs. Barn- i
cretary, Mrs. Andy Andetberg.
hardt wil serve as vice chair
The treasurer's report was giv-
man of the convention next year.
I en by Mrs. Albert Toman.
Serving refreshments follow
A report on the recent rum
ing Wednesday evening’s meet-1
mage sale was given by Mrs.
ing were Julia Bassett, Gladys
Anderberg, who acted as gener
Lake and Ann Crook.
al chairman for the successful
LYONS—Members of Faith | affair which netted nearly $150.
Rebekah lodge attended the ! Out of this amount, it was voted
52nd annual Rebekah conven-1 to purchase a new water heater
tion of District No. 7 held in for the scout cabin which is
Scio Saturday afternon and ev- being turned into a recreation
ening. The district includes center by the Mill City Lions
Ideal No. 223, Turner; Mt. Jef- club.
ferson No. 78. Jefferson: Eva , As a Christmas gift, it was
| No. 92, Stayton; Leone No. 84, voted to send $5 to the School
Scio; Santiam No. 166. Mill for the Blind for the purchase
A good turn out of members City and Faith No. 168 Lyons, of a musical birthday cake
and guests attended the regu Convention officers from Faith plate, as suggested on a list of
lar meeting of the Presbyterian were Hazel Lewis, right sup- items sent out by the school.
Women's association at Fellow norter to the chairman and | It was decided that the next
ship hall Thursday evening. Blanche Wagner, conductor.
1 meeting should also be held
Presiding over the affair was
The afternoon session opened I early, due to the holidays, fal-
the chairman,
Mrs.
Lowell at 1 o’clock, followed by the us- hng
■' J on Wednesday evening,
’ “ 1 | December 16. At that time a
Fleetwood. Mrs. Floyd Fleet ual routine of business. "
Eaith
wood is secretary of the organi members exemplified proper . ‘no host” affair will be held.
zation and the treasurer is Mrs. handling of the Bible and Ruth the members agreeing to serve
Arlo Tuers.
I
Naomi. "Hie 1960 convention refreshments for the meeting
During the business session, officers from Lyons will be Mild of the North Santiam Chamber
the following slate of officers red Carr, vice chairman; Gert i of Commerce.
was presented by Mrs. Tuers as rude Weidman, warden and Ha
A short talk on the aims and
chairman of the nominating zel James, color bearer. The | projects of the Lions Club Aux-
committee: Chairman.
Mrs. convention will be held at Mill I iliaries was given by Dorothy
Barney Scott; vice chairman, City.
: Read, who also answered any
After the afternoon session a questions raised by those in at
Mrs. Lowell Fleetwood; secre
tary, Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood; 6 o’clock dinner was served. tendance.
treasurer, Mrs. Arlo Tuers. and The evening session opened at
At the close of the meeting,
new member of the nominating 7:30 with entertainment. Faith refreshments were served by
committee, Mrs. John Swan. lodge had a number for the Mrs. Putman, who was assisted
The report was accepted and program. The program was fol by Mrs. Lee Ross. Don Read of
the officers unanimously elect lowed by the business session. Eugene joined the ladies for re
Monday evening. November 30 freshments.
ed.
the First Quarterly conference
Mrs Fleetwood presented an
meeting will be held at the
interesting program consisting
Lyons Methodist church, pre
of a strip-film in color depicting
ceded by a 6 30 pot luck supper
the background for the history
I Dr. Rector Johnson, district sup
of the church in the times of
I Martin Luther and John Calvin. erintendent from Salem will be
| present to conduct the meeting
1 Mrs. Charles Kelly read the
. Reports from all officers and
narration accompanying
the
commissions are expected.
film. Mrs. Fleetwood also had
books on display with colorful
illustrations of the topic.
At the close of the program,
the ladies of the Afternoon Cir
cle served refreshments
cookies and coffee.
District Officer
Makes Visit to
Lions Auxiliary
I
Fifty-Second Annual
Convention Held by
Rebekahs at Scio
Color Strip Film
Shown at Presby.
Women's Meeting
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Mehama Pre-School
Mothers Plan Sale
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MEHAMA The Pre Schoo]
Mothers met for their monthly
meeting in the Fellowhsip room
of the church Wednesday even
ing. November 18. The regular
business was dispatched and it
was voted to hold a Christmas
Food Sale at Golliet's Decemb-
er 19.
Mothers who have had child-1
ren in pre-school prev iously are
invited to assist in die sale.
Anyone wishing to help with
food or otherwise is asked to
contact president Mrs. Eugene
CTason. phone IT. 9-2571.
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,m method of reseasoning
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