ister, Chapel by the Sea. Nels-
cott; The Rev. James Hardy,
minister. Mehama; and the
Flying Bluebirds Meet
Rev Richard B. Cole, Mill City.
Following the service, a re
At Albin Coopers
ception arranged by members Only seven members of the
Formal installation of the of the choir honored the Coles
The Flying Bluebirds met at
the home of our leader Mrs. Rev Richard B. Cole as pastor in Fellowship hall. A beautiful Mill City Woman's club turned
Albin Cooper Monday after of the First Prebyterian church ly-decorated cake, bearing the lout for the regular meeting
Tuesday evening at the home
school with Mrs. A. L. Olm
■’Welcome, Rev. and of Mrs. Jerry Pittam due to the
¡of Mill City was conducted by inscription
stead assisting.
Mrs.
Cole,"
was
served
from
a
Officers were elected with the Presbytery of Willamette at lace-covered table centered by inclement weather. Even the
C'-nthia Cobine chosen as pre impressive rites Sunday even a large floral arrangement In president, Mrs. Don Paul, was
sident: Sandra Warner, vice- ing in the church sanctuary. A yellow and white. Pouring cof unable to be present because
president ; Carol McCall, treas large group of members and fee and tea, respectively were I of other committments, so Mrs.
urer; Linda Olmstead, report friends of the church were pre Mrs. Thomas Scott, church or Pittam. vice president, conduct-
er; Peggy Cooper, flagbearer; sent.
ganist, and Mrs. Don Sheythe, i ed the business session.
Distinguished members
of choir director.
Following the "club collect”
Bluebird Wish. Kathy Duggan,
Willamette Presbytery here to
the minutes of the previous
and Helper. Barbara Sawyer.
Other
distinguished
guests
at
Cynthia said they were mov participate in the installation tending were Dr. and Mrs. Paul meeting were read by the secre-
ing away in February but she 1 service included the following : Poling and Mr. and Mrs. jtary, Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, and
I Dr. Robert Daugherty, moder- Tinkham Gilbert, all well known the treasurer’s report was given
will be president until them.
We played games instead of I a tor of Presbytery. Salem ; TTie in Pesbyterian circles and all I by Miss Daisy Geddes. It was
| stated that many invidual dues
working on crafts. All the Blue Rev. John MacDonald, minister, I from Salem.
are not in as yet, and it is
First Presbyterian church, Dal
birds served refreshments.
; time to pay the per capita dues
Linda Olmstead, reporter. las; The Rev. Leigh Taylor, as
each to the Oregon Federation,
sistant minister. Westside Pres
SI BSCRIRE TO THE MIIJ. | so it would be appreciated if
SCBSCRIBE TO THE MILL byterian church. Seattle. Wash.;
ENTERPRISE $3. PER YEAR The Rev. William Hiser, min- ENTERPRISE 83. PER YEAR members would see that their
8—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, January 21, 1960
THE MILL CITY
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office at Mill City, Oregon un
der Act of March 3, 1879.
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Installation Held
For Rev. Dick Cole
Small Crowd Out
For Club Meeting
WHAT MORE CAN A HUSBAND ASK FOR!
Dear Amy:
I am writing about my wife.
She is 2 months pregnant and we
already have 4 boys She is al
ways complaining about being)
tired and sick. I know that the j
kids take up most of her time
but it seems like the housework
is never caught up.
I think she's lazy, don't you?
The three boys that are home
all under 4.
Wondering
S She cooks and manages
to straighten up before I come
home at night, but that's all!
Dear Amy:
Every year the married cou
ples in my neighborhood throw
a New Year's Eve party and
we all chip in time and money
to make it a gala evening
There is one couple that we
are still trying to collect from
for last year's affair. She was
the first to call me up and ask
where we are having this year’s
party. I told her that as yet it
had not been decided upon but
actually I would like to discour-
Dear Wondering:
age her from coming How can
I'm wondering what more do I do this without starting trouble*
you want* If the house is straight
Peeved
ened. the children taken care of Dear Peeved:
and your dinner ready, you have
What you want to do will cer
nothing to complain about
tainly create hard feelings.
I
Her complaints abont being suggest that you forget about last
tired are justified. She IS tired! year's party and inform yew
If you want her to keep up with friend that this year the party In
the housework, cut down on her on a 'Pay-As-You-Go' plan. Yew
homework!!!
pay as you go . . . IN!
• • •
Dear Amy:
I am a widow of 64 My hus
band has been dead for 25 years
and I'm very lonely. I've tried
living with my married children
but I can't stay with them be
cause they do things to hurt me.
I try to help them in any way
I can but it's never appreciated.
Should I get married’
Puzzled Rickey
Dear Rickey:
If you have a man in mind
that will appreciate you. by all
means, marry him. You have
been lonely long enough! Good
Luck'
Dear Amy:
I am a lovely girl of 14 and
have never dated a boy
My
mother says I never can. I also
dance but she doesn't think I
should
It's awful being the only one of
all my friends who doesn't date
There is a boy in school whom
I like very much and I think he
likes me Tell me whether I
should date him or do as Mother
says?
Lonely Bee
Dear Amy:
I met a boy while I was in the
Dayton T.B. Hospital. He worked
in the lab while I was there
The same day I got my transfer
to the State TB Hospital, he
went back to medical school
We write to each other at least
twice a week and he asks me a
lot of questions. He says he is
interested in my future Just last
week he sent me his picture I
think he knows that I care a lot
for him but he never said he
cares for me
Is he just interested in me pro
fessionally or does he really care
for me’
R J K
Dear R. J. K.:
You have stimulated more than
a professional interest because
his attention far exceeds the usu
al medical therapy.
Time will tell what the future
holds. His M.D. might lead to
your M.R.S.! Good Luck!
• • •
Personal to K. P.:
Get your husband to put one
of the properties in your name
otherwise his children can really
Dear Lonely Bee:
put you out in the 'COLD'! For
I'm quite sure your mother a detailed explanation of the laws
doesn't mean 'never'! You are of your state, see a lawyer or the
too young to start dating regu Legal Aid Society
larly and you should respect
Mother’s wishes until the time
Please address all letters ta:
Amy Adams
«he feels you are ready.
In the meantime, perhaps she
c/O This Newspaper
For a personal reply encloM
will permit you to attend social
functions at school or invite a an addressed, stamped envelope.
dues are paid as soon as pos-
sible.
Several cookbooks are still
on hand, Mrs. Harry Mason
suggested that petition torms
be secured for signatures of
those interested in preventing
the unsightly appearance of bill
boards along our highways.
These will be circulated in the
near future.
The remainder of the evening
was spent in playing Bingo, pro
ceeds of which were to be do
nated to the scholarsnip loan
fund. Several dollars were rais
ed through the use of white ele
phants as prizes.
Hostesses for the refresh
ments served later were Mrs
Harry Mason and Mrs. J. C.
Kimmel. Others attending in
cluded Mrs. John Swan. Miss
Daisy Geddes. Mrs. Charles
Kelly, and Mrs. James Putman.
Faith Rebekah at
Lyons Installs
Officers for Year
LYONS—Installation precced-
ed all other business at the
meeting of Faith Rebekah lodge
Wednesday evening, when Hel
en Anderson district deputy
president and the following
staff, deputy marshal Jean Rob
erts. deputy warden. Hazel
Shields; deputy chaplain. Alice
Huber; deputy inside guardian.
Alta Bodeker, and deputy sec
retary-treasurer. Frances Mc
Carley installed the new of
ficers for the coming year. Haz-1
el Lewis past noble grand. Ger-,
trude Weidman noble grand, |
Mildred Carr vice grand, Flor
ence Branch secretary, Eva
Bressler treasurer. Beulah Lew
is warden, Lois Myers conduct
or, Alta Bodeker, chaplain, i
I Maxine Berry, color bearer.
Helen Anderson right support
er to noble grand. Ethel Huff
man left supporter to noble
grand, Jean Roberts left sup
porter to vice grand, Manon I
I Pennington right supporter to
vice grand. Celene Taylor, in-
I side guardian. Helen Johnston,
outside guardian. Blanche Wag-
I ner, muscian, right alter bear
er Zona Sischo. left alter bear-
| er Hattie James. Lois My ers,
Maxine Berry, Marian Penning
ton. Zona Sischo who were un
able to attend will be installed
at a later date.
Hazel Lewis out going noble
grand was presented with a gift
from the lodge and a short tri
bute given by Jean Roberts.
Gertrude Weidman newly in-
stalled noble grand was hon
ored with a floral tribute with
Hazel Lewis in charge.
Ethel Huffman was elected a
trustee for a term of three
years, and Helen Anderson dis
trict deputy president. Other
committees appointed by the
new noble grand were publicty,
Eva Bressler, fraternal press,
Alta Bodeker, good of the or
der Helen Johnston, floral Mil
dred Carr, Alta Bodeker, Nor
ma Pennington, finance Beu-
lah Lewis, Zona Sischo, Mar-
ian Pennington, visiting Ger-
trude Weidman, Mildred Carr,
Hazel Lewis, Alta Bodeker,
Marian
Pennington,
Celene
i ay lor and Blanche Wagner.
The usual business was ear
ned out, reports of various
committees heard and the sick
reported on. The electing of a
degree captain and drill cap
tain was tabled until the next
meeting.
At the close of the meeting a
no host pot luck supper was
served with tables decorated
carrying out the winter theme.
somebody's
b/rt/i Jay
Dost fret. Intteed. Mod a
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colorful plant or an attract!*«
comae ... the
gift...
for inroae a birthday! Jut
Phone nt and yotar Sower g>ft
will he delivered here ar home
or anrwhere la the U. 3. or
Canada within a short tint
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