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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 21, 196t cxxzxzsxx I ★ The Woman's Page * I * w | »^| W n w Call Long Distance after 6 P.M. and W '/£ When you coll long dirtonce otter 6 KM. or on Sundoy«, you ovoid the daytime ru»h of urgent butineu colli, end you rove money ot the tame time. During there night time hours, you actually con moke colls for even less than the reasonable doyhme rates. So be sure and save by placing all your long distance calls after 6 P.M. or all day Sundoy. > Valley Telephone Company Serving Mill City-Gate», Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner Sims Clan Has Annual Reunion The annual reunion of the |<-nis clan was held at the I George Flook home Sunday. A picnic lunch was served on the lawn under the large maple trees. Those present were Mr and Mrs. Bill Sims. Mr. and Mrs Verl Sims and family, Marlyn Berry, William Gilkey, Mr. and Mrs. Elden Aerni and daughter and Calvin Trullenger of Scio; Mr and Mrs. Ted Sims of Shedd; Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Harris of Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Sims and daughters of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Neimi and sons or Albany; Mrs Floyd Johnson and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Johnson and daughter of New port; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sims and Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Sims Jr., and family from I .¿-ba non, Margaret Watkins of Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and daughter of Eu gene; M/Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Flook and son, George and daughter Pamela, from Fair- field. Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman and daugh ter from Butte, Mont., and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. George ' Flook. Three Links Club Holds Annual Potluck Toe Three Links Club held their annual pot-luc.i supper at the City Park with ?.frs. Ida frieetwojd club piesident in I charge {yf arrangements. The evening was spent in formally with members and • jests enjoying tlie supper and 1 visiting afterwards. Those present were Mmes. Ruby Brisbin. Mattie Root. I Ruth Hess, Toni Thomas, Mel | Robinson, Ethel Wills, Marie | Stewart, Ida Fleetwood, Ada Plymale, Rachel Olmstead, Ann Primeau and Mrs. R. Brisbin and three daughters from Rase- burg. Dunlap-Henderson To Be July 22 Event Friends here have received word of the approaching mam- aeg of Margaret Faye Dun lap. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dunlap of Beno to Char les R. Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Henderson of Redmond Rte. The ceremony will be held July 22 to 7:30 in the evening at the First Baptist Church in Bend. The Hendersons are former longtime residents of this area. •» w ■■■ W W w W ■< W Class of '55 Has Reuniion Saturday The graduating class of 1955 from Mill City High School held their first reunion Saturday evening at the Mill City Chris tian church. The ladies of the church prepared and served a ham dinner to the group. Ralph Jull of Salem and pre- ident of the class was master of ceremonies. Miss Audrey Shaw, also of Salem and secre tary of the class made all the arrangements for the reunion. The table was centered by an arrangement pink carnations in a black bowl flanked by black candles in pink and black holders. Large baskets of pink carnations decorated the dining room. Pink and black were the class colors and pink carna tions the class flower. Place cards with pink carnations marked places for the guests. The arrangement and place cards were made by Audrey Shaw. The class phophecy was read by the president and was enjoy ed by all present. Each member of the class introduced their family and told what they had done since graduating. Present for the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jull from Salem; Mr. and Mrs. George Rambo, Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Carney Stevens (Yvonne Dart) and two duaghters from Veneta; Mrs. Darlene (Huege) Graycroft and daughter from Salem; Mrs. Darlene (Billing ton) Miller, Salem; Denny Sheythe; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ragsdale (Loretta Stevens) and son. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bilyeu (Velma Shaw) and son all of Mill City, and Miss Au drey Shaw, Salem. Detroit ■ Idanha By Margaret Krieger Here's what Mrs. Norman Barnes of Albany says about electric living "Our 39 Appliances Are Such Wonderful Helpers And They Cost So Little To Use" *Tm really amazed at the low cost of electric sen ice for the number of jobs it does for us. The cooking, washing, clotlies drying and water heating alone are worth the price. And yet electric appliances help me in dozens of other ways, too, for just 41< a day." Like Mrs. Barnes, thousands of Willamette Valley homemakers are using more and more PP&L elec tricity to help with their household tasks. Better visit your appliance dealer soon — see die many wonderful electric helpers he has to show you. Be sure you’re living better electrically by making full use of dependable PPAL electric service. <S e LIGHT COMPANY You Live Better... Electrically ! The past week Mrs. J. Rich ards. Silverton, has been a guest in the home of her daughter and family, the Har old Roths. She returned home Wednesday and took Linda Roth with her to stay for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Lady and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin, Prineville, recently spent two nights in Idanha visiting rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCready and children. Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gallion and daugh ter, Willamina: and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, Coos Bay; Mr. and Mrs. L. Hoffman, and children. Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wiebe, Dalles, and Mrs. J. Richards, were Sunday visitors in the Idanha church. Mrs. Darrel Marler, and Be linda. Mill City, are visiting her sister's family, the P. San- ers for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Smith, Willamina, are now living in Idanha with the Clint Smiths. Vaughn is employed with the H & W Logging Co. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hiebert and children, Dallas, and Mr and Mrs. Lee Richards. Havre, Mont., were Saturday visitors in the Hank Hiebert home. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Eldon Champ, Stayton, were Detroit church visitors on Sun day. Sunday dinner guests at the Glen Lvda home were Mr. and , Mrs. Earl Lyda and four girls, I Turner and Rita Savage. On the return home they took Rita and Caro) Ann Lyda to Turner Camp ground for a week of Christian camping. Jo Lyda remained at the Glen Lyda home and Tim Lyda went for a week's visit with the Earl Lydas. Marie Howland. Mill City, will be a guest in the Glen Lyda home a week. Mr. and Mrs. Barney John son, Portland, recently spent a week with the G. J. Gestons and are now visiting the Joe Arsenaults. Mr. and Mrs. diaries Jacobs, Cottage Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Williams and child were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Geston. Mr. and Mrs Chester Storey and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Athol Sax age and children. Mrs. C. Golden. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCauly and family. Mis. Eth el McCauly and children. Jeff McCauley. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roberts and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Smith | and children. Mrs. Fred Storey land Nancy Storey attended the third annual Arkansas picnic Sunday in Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Billings. Ranger Station, visited the De troit Youth group ftinday. Mr and Mrs. Glen Lvda and Mrs. Frieda Hiebert attended the services tor G. E «Jliams in Turner Thursday. Mrs ITed Storey visited the home of her son. Mr. and Mrs. H Storey, Corvallis last week- Albert Harris New I00F Noble Grand M .1 City Oudiedott lodge held leir semi-annual installation ceremonies at the lodge hall Friday evening with Albert Harris installed as noble grand. Ray White as vice grand. Nat Wills, warden; Walt Br.sbin, conductor; Otto Witt, chaplain; A. T. Koeneke, right supporter to noble grand; Lee Dike, left supporter to noble gland; Walt Thomas, inside guardian; Al Nesbitt, outside guardian; H. I. Plymale, right supporter to the vice grand: Charley Stewart, left supporter to the vice grand. Dell Smith, treasurer, and Otto Koeneke were installed in Jan uary to serve for the year. Installing officers for Friday's ceremonies were District De puty Grand Master, Al Nesbitt: District Deputy Grand Mar shall, Otto Witt; District Depu ty Grand Warden, Walt Thom as ; District Deputy Grand Chaplain, Dell Smith, and Dis trict Deputy Grand Guardian, Nat Wills. TOWN talk A thought for today—You might as well keep your tem per. nobody wants any part ot it. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Klundt and daughters spent the week vis iting relatives in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Dick FreenMua and three children have return ed from a two week's vacation spent visting relatives in Mon tana. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Moore are Miss Bertie Moore of Crestview. Fla., and Mrs. Annie Moore erf Laurel, Fla. They are also visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs Bill Lyness. Mr. and Mrs. James Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Gordy Mo- Morris spent the weekend st Springfield where the men play ed softball for Randall's Chuck Wagon in the Springfield Broil er Festival Tournament. Ran- ' dall's Chuck Wagon won the tournament, being the only un defeated team of the eight who played. Gordy McMorris was named on the all-tar team as shortstop. end and returned home Sun day bringing with her a sister, Mrs. Ethel McDaniel, Long Beach. Calif., for an extended visit. Mrs. Thelma Storey spent Friday with the H. Storeys and returned home with the four girls who had spent the week at Harry White, Mr. and Mr». Harvey Meacham. Art Corbett Camp Tap-A-Wingo. and Ti Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Altha Limberger is re- of Stayton ttnu Charles Powers of Lyons spent covering from a badly sprained the weekend at Green Lake ankle sin. They really avoided the Jo Arsenault entered Salem ' heat as Mrs. Meacham said Memorial hospital for surgery I ^’as snow on the ground jin that area. Saturday the men on Tuesday. climbed South Sister and re Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ported their usual exhilerating and Mrs. Junior Williamson 1 time. were the Gene Presleys and Mrs. Dosey Presley, Lebanon. Two of the Presleys, Robert THE MILL CITY end Kenny remained with the Williamsons for an extended ENTERPRISE visit. Earl Stahlman is much bet Entered as second class matter ter, but still a patient in San- November 10, 19S4 at the poat- tiam Memorial hospital. iffice at Mill City, Oregon un Diane Williamson's 7th birth der Act of March 3. 1879, day was Sunday and she was honored with a party Monday. Subscription Rates Linda Roth, Robin Myers, Hol Marion Linn County, year 13.00 ly Ross, Genell Hawthorne, Ro rhitside, Marion-Linn year $3 JO bert and Kenny Presley, Leb- anon, Gina, Ricky, Mike, Jack ie, and Cecilia Williamson were 3* xmbw » ram * guests. PUBLISHBRS Sarah Smith is visiting this ^T'MIOCIATIOH week with Lana Storey in Cor _____ - vallis. E DITORI Al Mr. and Mrs. Acie McCraven were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Frazer, Eu gene. Nancy Storey is entertaining Linda Storey. Corvallis, this week. Jeff Leming is still in Salem DON W. MOFFATT, Ed.-Pub. General hospital. His condition has improved and now he is ouf the Richardsons as special guests. of bed part of the time. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Richard The theft of a gas can, tool son and family, Drain, were kit, and tackle box was report weekend guests of the Lynn ed Monday to State Police by Williamsons. Saturday a dinner James C. Newfield of Detroit. was given at the Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mur- home for Mr. and Mrs. Benny i phy and family and Gary An- Youngblood and family, Mr. Iderson. Portland, will be at and Mrs. Junior Williamson ’ Marion Forks the next two and girls, and Fred Taylor with weeks. distinctive A brisk and refreshing oompanion, light Olympia Beer is always "welcome aboard." Olympia’s distinctive taste and character are assured by a naturally perfect brewing water-flowing oold and pure from our own artesian wells. This rare water has brought Olympia fame as a beer of uncompromising quality... and is why we say, /ts the Water \ *.to?e tri obvo&o vetrame to Olimpia Co Cl, "ip a. H’aat •
