The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, November 26, 1959, Page 3, Image 3

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GATES
By Mrs. H. N. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowes
were guests Sunday at the home
of her par »a i. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Schobzrt in Portland
AU enjoyed a bountiful dinner,
I celebrating th? Bowes’ wedding
innive.-sary. ind Thanksgiving
. day all in one
Mr. and Mrs Bob Kelle and
two children spent Sunday in
Springfield at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Carl Jensen and
family. Little Susan Jensen re­
turned with them, and wiU be
a guest at the home of her
grandmother. Mrs. HoUis Turn-
idge until after Thanksgiving.
The Gates Campfire Girls will
make Christmas wreaths,
greens and door swags to seU
house to house this year, as
usual. Anyone wishing to place
an order ahead can do so by
calling Mrs. Bette Kelle, leader
whose phone is Mill City 706.
The school cafeteria crew
served a delicious Thanksgiving
dinner on Friday. Pupils, teach­
ers and personnel aU enjoyed
FLORIST
turkey and all the fixings—an
A Nursery event looked forward to by all.
On Friday evening, Mrs. Velma
Ph. RO «-Î5S4
Carey and Mrs. Charles Tucker,
the cooks, attended a monthly
of associated cooks, and
Washington meeting
helpers in Stayton.
Peter McLaughlin entered a
Get Flowers
for the
Hostess
at
Raleigh Harold
319 W.
Wintershield Protection
That is what you get when you have your
car or truck serviced for winter by us.
Now is the time to think of having your
tires recapped for winter. See us first.
Jack's Richfield Service Center
Mill City, Oregon
Highway 22
of the County Committee this 3—The Mill City Enterprise
Salem hospital, and was to un­
Thursday, Nov. 26, 19»
dergo surgery the latter part
I year, due to illness. The actual
' paint joo planned for the kitchen lots of discussion. Plans were >
of the week. Mr, McLaughlin
has not been weU for some time,
1 was turned over to the Gates made for the Smorgasbord Ham
and his wife has been ill with
Women's club, the Extension dinner and bazaar which is to
Unit voting to hold three Coffee be held in the church basement
flu this week.
Seven young friends were in­
Hours to raise fund for labor. Tuesday. December 8 with Ef­
vited into the Pennick home
| The first coffee will be Thurs­ fie Anderson general chairman
last Friday evening to help | GATES—The Santiam Canyon day. December 3, at the home assisted by Eleanor Smith and
young Bill Pennick celebrate Extension unit met in the Club­ of Mrs. Wilma Bumgarner, from Mildred Prichard.
Plans were also discussed for
his 12th birthday anniversary. house Wednesday with Jean 1 30 to 4 p. m.
First aU enjoyed a birthday din­ Rosamond and Ruth Hess pre­ For the January 28th meet- the Christmas party and meet­
ner prepared by his mother, siding. The Unit voted to spon­ l ing Mrs. W, R. Hutcheson and ing which will be held Tuesday.
Mrs William Pennick, then all sor the Gates Campfire group I Mrs. Harold Wilson were asked December 15 at the home of
attended a movie in Mill City. for this year. Mrs Twila But- tl> repeat their last spring topic Mrs Glen Julian, with their an­
Enjoying the fun were the hon­ ler of Gates was appointed on "Storage in the Home
invi- nual gift exchange and at that
oree BiU Pennick, Joey and the committee preparing for the I tat ions to be sent to the Worn- time silent sisters will be re­
Jimmy Hirte, Mike Gleason, Oiristmas meeting and party, i an's club and Garden club mem­ vealed. The next meeting on
December 1 will be held at the
Jerry Koenig. Carleton Herron, replacing Mrs. David Vail of bers of Mill City.
Louis KeUe and Patsy Pennick, Mill City. Mrs. Dorothy Vail
Project leaders Mrs Glenn home of Mrs E. L. Roye. Leoa
his sister.
asked that someone be appoint­ Henness and Mrs. Hattie Cole. , Johnson was in charge of the
Yes, that's right! YOU
Mrs. Ruby Brisbin visited I ed to replace her as a member Mill City, asked about "Low j program of the day. Her topic
can earn important cash
Mrs Jenny Davis at the Salem |
Calorie Foods," and prepared was "Relocated Chinese Christ­
savings on your home
Memorial hospital on the week­
and served hot dishes, a salad . ian.” This was very interesting.
insurance with General's
were
end while in to see her son. Or­ Cohn, a friend of Marlene's who and dessert to those attending.1 Dainty refreshments
"All-In-One" Homeowners
ville Hayward. Mrs. Davis was is a student at OSC, also visit- in lieu of the usual pot luck I served at the close of the meet­
Policy. Call us today!
ing
to
I-eora
Stevens.
Alta
Bod-
.
expecting to be transferred to ed them.
dinner. All dishes were voted,
Hood River to be near her dau­ Orville Hayward, son of Mrs. delicious, and recipes and other | eker. Gladys Edwards. Eleanor
Smith. Leoa Johnson. June Hol­
ghter, Mrs. Barbara Delaney Walter Brisbin, who was seri- tips given out.
about Thanksgiving day, AU ously injured in an accident at
Mrs. Rachel Olmstead of Mill lingshead, Orpha Roye. Opal
Gates folks are wishing a spee­ the Fischer will here last week City, displayed flower head­ Hom. Mildred Prichard. Reta
dy recovery to both patients.
is reported somewhat improved bands and beautiful corsages Cruson. Evelyn Julian, Pearl
(ravTi.t
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone vis­ but wiU be hospitalized for an­ made by the Mill City Garden Hudson. Martha Cruson, Rev.
ited in Stayton on Friday at the other three weeks in Salem.
culb as a money raising project. Ruth Cotton and the hostess
home of their daughter, Mr. and
Plans for the December meet­ Mrs. Hargreaves
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henness
Mrs. Gale Carey and family.
were hosts for a family dinner ing include the Annual Christ­
Mrs. Carl Jenson and sons. on Sunday at their home Pre­ mas party. December 17th in
INSURANCE
Ronny and Michael, of Eugene sent were Mr. and Mrs. Roy the Gates clubhouse, starting at SUBSCRIBE TO THE MILL
Ph. 1971 or 7471
visited Sunday at the home of Taylor of Dallas. Mr. and Mrs 10:30 a. m., with a pot luck CITY ENTERPRISE TODAY!
her mother. Mrs. HoUis Tum- Earle Henness of Beaverton and dinner at noon. Centennial dress
idge. and her small daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Henness and or any old-fashioned clothes to
| Susan, who had been visiting three children.
be worn. A Christmas tree will
i here, returned home.
Errol McWhirk. accompanied be trimmed, and each lady pre­
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelle help- by his friend, Larry Jones, spent sent is asked to bring a 50c
, ed their son. Louis KeUe, cele­ the weekend here at the home homemade gift to exchange, "as
brate his 13th birthday anni- of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. in the good old days."
I versary with a slumber party Don McWhirk. They returned to
Present from Mill City were:
I at .heir home Saturday night. their jobs at Glide Sunday.
Mmes. Hattie Cole. Rachel Olm­
, Present to enjoy all the fun were
Elmer Taylor and his father. stead, Dorothy Vail, Hazel Mor­
Jimmy and Joey Hirte, Mike Ed Taylor of Mehama, visited gan. Edna Helgath. Marilee Ly-
I Gleason. Billy Pennick and Carl- Monday at the home of Ned and ness, Thelma Moore, Myrtle
| eton Herron.
Daisy Richards, lifelong friends. Bates and Virginia Blackburn.
We are now open from 4 P. M. to
Carolyn Brejcha. who is em­ On Tuesday, Harry Patton and Others were Mmes. Maude Da­
ployed in Eugene, was a house­ Bertha Taylor of Mehama, cal­ vis. Louise Oliver. Mary Wil­
2:30 A. M.
guest at the home of her moth­ led on the Richards' also
son. Edna Hutcheson, Mary
er. Mrs. Hollis Turnidge on Sun­
Marvin Schram, a student Gulliford. June Haueter. Hazel
day Her friends. Marilyn Han­ minister from
Northwestern Ackerson. Twila Butler. Wilma
VI Randall Is back as Chef tn
sen of Portland, and Jerry Burr, Christian College in Eugene, Bumgarner. Margaret Rush.
of Eugene, also were present.
Our Kitchen
filled the pulpit Sunday mom- Ruth Hess. Ruth Blackburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Errol Gardner ing at the Gates Communitv Jean Rosamond. Juanita Harm­
and daughter. Marlene, of San church, due to the absence of on. Grace Cooke. Evalyin Stev­
Bernardino, Calif., were house­ Arlin Rothauge, who officiated ens. Lola Henness and Cather­
guests at the home of Mr. and at a mariage service elsewhere. ine Turnidge.
Mrs. Walter Brisbin. Jerry
Edmond Davis returned to
Tacoma. Wash., Sunday evening
following an extended visit here
That Keeps Your Toes Tapping
at the home of his mother. Mrs.
Maude Davis. Davis expected to
Live Music Friday, Saturday & Sunday
be located in this area perman­
CLOSED MONDAYS
ently in the near future, handl­
ing automobile insurance.
Zen and Pat Cutting, Owners
Carolyn Brejcha, who is em­
ployed in Eugene, was a house­ LYONS- Mrs. Ed Hargreaves
guest at the home of her moth­ was hostess for the meeting of
er, Mrs. Hollis Turnidge Sun­ the WSCS at her farm home
day. Her friends. Marylin Han­ near Jordan on Tuesday after­
Phone UL 9-2171
Mehama. Oregon
sen of Portland, and Jerry Burr, noon. Alta Bodeker presided
of Eugene, visited also.
over the business meeting with
Santiam Canyon
Extension Unit To
Sponsor Campfire
“who me?”
Jerry Pittam
New Cafe Hours
at the Riverview.
Lyons WSCS Makes
Plans for Annual
Christmas Party
NO PURCHASE
necessary
The Riverview Cafe
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BUT HURRY! ?
SAVE OVER $4.00
KenGolliet
MEHAMA,
Dance To Music
A&MToman
MILI. CITY