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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1959)
8—The Mill City Enterprise Thursday, Dec. 3, 1959 Remember the By -Jean Roth Total that COUNTS! Kraft Velveeta Cheese 2lbs 79* CAMPBELL’S C Tomato SOUP >» S • <> 4 cans 45C VUVtfTA CAPITOL Oleomargarine 4 lbs. 89* WHITE PAPER NAPKINS 2 * 25' FLUFFO Shortening 3 lb. can 69' ELSINORE Solid Pack TNT 3/43 TOMATOES 303 Pop Corn 2 lb- pkg. 29' CAMPBELL’S ELISNORE Whole Kernel or Cream Style 3 cans CORN 55e HUNTS CANNED POTATOES 4 cans 49* CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP Meat Base Soup 6 Cans 890 BRosCoffcc Ib. 59C Hunts Fruit Cocktail 2 cans 49c KLEENEX TASTY PAK GREEN cane 59* TISSUEass1 colors 4 “h) 1.00 SCOTT KRAFTS SALAD BOWL Salad DRESSING ■"* 49* Toilet Tissue 4 roll pack 49c FRESH PACIFIC OYSTERS Full pint • • 59* Round Steak lb. 95c Ocean Fresh REI) SNAPPER WE GIVE lb GREEN STAMPS HILLTOP MARKET MILL CITY. ORE. Price# Good For Dec. 3, 4, 5 PHONE 2744 ¿i Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown entertained at dinner Thanks giving for Mr. and Mrs. B. E. and Kathy of Portland, From The Enterprise Holbert and Earl Stahlman, Mr. and Mrs. John Estey, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arsenault, and Donna and Fifteen Years Ago Linda Brown. The occasion was also in honor of the Estey's 18th The United War Chest Drive wedding anniversary. was underway in Mill City and Thanksgiving dinner guests at progressing well under the the Lynn Williamson home were chairmanship of Mrs.Ed Rupp. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Williamson Solicitors included Betty Mein- and children and Mr. and Mrs. ert, Bertha Baltimore, Virginia Winston Williamson and child Kelly, Gladys Lake, Alice Howe, ren. Alberta Smith, Altha Grime« Mr. and Mrs. Benny Young and Marion Todd. blood spent Thanksgiving in Sal An article on the front page em at the home of his parents, of The Enterprise discussed the Mr. and Mrs. Ray Youngblood. shortage of merchandise in the Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hall and stores. Particularly short were grandson. Steve Bristow from mens shoes, radios and other Sublimity were dinner guests on appliances. Also practically non- Thanksgiving at the Athol Sav existant was any type of floor age home. covering. So different today Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roth and with all the eye-catching mer family visited in Portland over chandise; the only shortage be the Thanksgiving holidays. They ing money in some instance«. were guests of Mrs. Roth’s sis With the easy payment plan— ter and family. even that is not much of a de Holiday guests at the Harry terrent. Spencer borne over Thanksgiving The Mill City Manufacturing were Mr. and Mrs. Don Spencer company was observing its 9th and son Bob from Longview, anniversary—an editorial from Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Clar the Capital Journal of April ence Asherd, also from Long 24, 1937, “A town that refused view. to die" was rerun. The Gordon Meyer’s enterter- Petty Officer Raymond Duf tained Mr. Myers sister and fy, Baker 3-c of the U. S. Navy family. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Daw was viisting at the home of his son from Winston, on Thanks parents, the Fred Duffy's. He giving. had been presented with three Visiting in Seattle, Wash., over gold stars for three major bat the Thanksgiving holidays were tles—Leyte, New Guinea and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Graham Palan. and family. VFW was organizing in Mill Ray Sophy is in bed recovering City with J. C. Kimmel elected from a back injury he sustained as Commander; Lester Mason, last Thursday morning while Senior Vice Commander, Orvil working at his mill. le Horner, Junior Vice Com- Wayne Tompkins has also been ' mander; Lafe Potter. Quarter confined to his home because of master; Louis Kanoff, Post Ad a back injury. vocate; Walter Carter, Chap Mrs. Joe Bosig is ill at her lain, and Edgar Kellom, sug- home and will be confined there geon. for some time. Mr. and Mrs. William Spinnett Ten Years Ago and three children from Glide, Two canyon loggers were kil Oregon visited the Benny Young- led early Monday morning near bloods Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Bras- I the Detroit Dam site when their truck plunged down a 150-foot mer from the coast area were in embankment. Killed were Ar- Idanha for the Thanksgiving hol dell Webster 32, of Mill City and idays. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hiebert Claude J. Nash of Lyons. Six others were injured in the ac and children enjoyed Thanks cident and are in Salem Memor giving dinner on - Sundaj’ after ial hospital. Cecil Haun, Alton noon at China City Cafe in Sal Haun of Gates, James Moore, em, with the Ediger clan from Lyons, Clarence Estenson. Mill Dallas. Former residents, Mr. and City, Leo Kirsch, Elwin Erick son of Mehama were those hos Mrs. John Pitcher are the par pitalized with varying injuries. ents of a baby girl born recent D. B. Hill. Mill City State ly. They are now living at Cot- bank cashier, said that the ec-1 tase Grove, Mr. and Mrs. James Fletcher onomic picture of the canyon was very bright. Mr. Hill said Shelton. Washington are also that the rate of building con- parents of a baby girl. Mr. struction here had exceeded a ’ Fletcher was the bookkeeper at Simpson while living here. half million since January. Charles Sullivan won the $100 , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Monroe and bill awarded at the Firemen’s children spent Thanksgiving at benefit dance last Saturday. ' Waldport visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rush of I Mr. and Mrs. Hazeman, parents Salem became the parents of a i °f Mrs. Monroe, Arthur Ray Taylor and his fi daughter, Dianne Elizabeth, born November 26. Grandpar ancee Shiela Griggsby from Sal ents are Mrs. Bess Vandermeer em. were visitors of friends and of Mill City and Mr. and Mrs. relatives in Idanha Saturday ev ening. C. J. Rush of Gates. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wright en- J. C. Kimmel and Bob Veness were elected directors of the joved Thanksgiving dinner with Chamber of Commerce at a their son James and his family. noon luncheon meeting at Mom s Also present was Mrs. Mae West a sister of Mrs. Wright. and Pop's cafe. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook were A bridal shower at the home of Mrs. James Swan honored dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Virginia Jackson, bride Bill Golden on Thanksgiving. Tlie Kindergarten is now meet elect of Delmar Thompson. ing in one of the class rooms at the Detroit Church of Christ. Five Years Ago They are working on their part Headlines in The Enterprise in the school Christmas pro informed residents again of gram. ceremonies formal dedication Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lyda spent for Mill City’s new gym. Charles Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. Kelly, president of the Mill City and Mrs. T. J. Lyda of Turner. Booster club was master of Also they visited Mrs. Lyda’« ceremonies. Also participating parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul were Howard Means, high Wagner. school principal and Brook» Men of the Detroit Church of Crosier, student body president. Christ have continued to work Althea A. Knight has just re on the covered porch being built turned from a sightseeing trip and making preparations to put to Ireland. England. Wales, up a bell. Washington. D. C. and New A 4-H achievement award pro York City. She is the daughter gram is being planned for to of Mrs Agness Allen of this night. Thursday. Dec. 3 at the city. Idanha Fire Hall. Awards will be Thanksgiving Day guests at given to 4-H members who com the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ro pleted their work last year and bert Veness were Mrs. James to the 4-H leaders of last year. Reed and twin sons. Jimmy and Ann Burkholz, Extension County Johnny of Salem. They are for- Agent will be present. The pub | mer Mill City residents. lice in invited to attend this com Mill City council election was munity affair, at 7:30 p. m. set for December 7 with three The Idanha Youth group had councilmen to be elected. On the as their guest speaker Sunday | ballott were Gladys Mason. Bob evening. Glen Lyda and the De Veness. Ed. Cooke and Russell troit Youth Group. The discus King. sion was on the Ten Command Eva Bressler sent In an item ments, Afterwards the young telling about dial phones in people enjoyed games and re Lyons. They had just officially freshments at the Harold Roths, been put in operation at a cost ments. Afters the young people of $14.000 and another $12.000 enjoved games and refreshments was spent on rebuilding lines. at the Harold Roths. Donna Cooke, daughter of Mr. The Idanha Sunday School and Mrs. Ed Cooke was taken contest Is showing results with to Salem Friday where the cast increased attendance and en was removed from her leg and thusiasm as boys and girls are hip She had been "In and out” working for the prizes. of hospitals since the family’« The Billy Graham film was auto accident a year ago. enjoyed by all those in attend Mr. and Mrs Lee Kuhlman ance last Wednesday at the Id and family spent Thanksgiving anha Community Church. day in Bend at the home of her sister the Raymond Thompsons and with her father. We« mtwcrtbe to the mill Greene. errr rvrrmpr todatì
