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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1961)
«rii ! imxrx* Assembly of God To rpjornasti ßcuje. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 891-2172 FILEL E Reading Program Put on at PTA Meet “1 ........ Wc pause to wish you peace and joy. May these gifts be with you We thank you oil for your kindness. today and always. Mill City Hardware Herb and Opal Ada's Needle Shop Mill City, Oregon Mill City. Oregon 7 m Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcement Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too rrnrrrxr z-t : Swans Return From Trip To California Have Yule Program The Assembly of God church will hold their traditional Christmas program Wednesday 20 at 7:30 at the church. A pageant. “Unto Us a Child Is Bom" will be presented and there will be several recita- tion by the youngsters. There will be treats for the children and the public is wel- come to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swan re- turned home this week from a months' trip visiting with re The Mill City Garden club Only a small crowd attended latives and friends in Californ held their annual Christmas the December meeting of San- ia. party Thursday evening in the tiam PTA with Mrs. Al Yankus They went by the way of Hi- presiding at the business meet- way 97 visiting with Mr and social room of the First | ing when it was voted to send Mrs. Charles Wachter at Klam Christian church with Mrs. E. $10 to MacLaren School for ath Falls. He is a former resi K. Fish. Mrs. Danny Moore and Boys for use at Christmas time, dent of Mill City. They also Mrs. Lowell Cree as co-hostes- The coloring contest winners visited his mother, Mrs. Nell ses. The rooms were attractively were named with Cindy Zie- Wachter at Cornell. Calif. i decorated with holly, Christmas bert, Herbert Carpenter and Among other former MiU City I greens, snow men, Santa Claus, i Jack Johnson winning prizes, residents visited by the Swans ' Christmas trees and other de- Youngsters were asked to were Mr. and Mrs. C. W At bring canned goods to school I wood of Arcada. Calif., and ' corations. The long serving table was this week to be given to the ’ Mrs. Vera Hathaway at Red entirely set with ceramic dish Ministerial association for dis-' ding, Calif. They took in spots es and decorations made by the tribution at Christmas. of scenic interest at San Diego. hostesses. Candy canes tied An interesting and instruc Sacramento, {Riverside, San tive program was presented by Bernardino and Hemet. Mrs. with red bows and tiny gold Lawrence Brent and a staff of Swan said they took some of cones marked the places for teachers including Miss Alice the Oregon mist with them the guests. The gift table had Smith, Mrs. Lenore Lee, Mrs. which the Californians were ceramic lighted Christmas trees Mary Brent, Mrs. James Hick glad to have as it has been an on either end. For entertainment Rev. and erson, Mrs. Bill Truitt and Er exceptionally dry season. Mrs. Harold Hake sang: "Sil- nest Wall. Enroute home they visited There was a demonstration' their sons-in-law and daugh ver Bells" and "There’s a and discussion of how reading ters, Mr. and Mrs. George Gil- Song in the Air.” Mrs. Edith Mason gave a reading "The is taught in f __5 lenwater and Mr. . and Mrs. Black Madonna” and Rev. school from the first grade on Orville Oderman at Gold through upper grades, with both Beach. They traveled the new Hake led the group in singing phonetics and sight reading me- | ooast highway coming home Christmas carols, followed by I a Christmas prayer by Mrs. ’ thods used. 1 and took some colored slides of The next meeting of the PTA the new stretch including the Clara Swan. One game was I played with Mrs. Adolph Brun-i will be January 10. high bridge near Brookings. ner receiving the prize. Mrs. ; Mrs. Swan said they enjoyed Martin Hansen received the their trip a great deal but were prize. Santa Claus (Mrs. Forest Service Group glad to get back to the "green" door Edith Mason) made his ap- Oregon and the slower pace pearance and gave gifts to all Has Pot Luck Supper | i of of traveling. present. Each member present The Forest Service members brought a gift for the members had a pot-luck supper and of Turner Memorial home. Woman's Club Has Christmas party at the Youth Refreshments were served. Center last week. Christmas Party at Present were Rev. and Mrs. Gifts were given to the child Harold Hake. Mrs. William ren of the members. Those pre Emery Primeau Home Lyness and Mrs. Arthur Hedge The Mill City Woman's club who were guests and Mrs. sent were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCurdy, Mr. and Mrs. Irving held their annual Christmas Curtis Cline, Mrs. Althea Steers, Mr. and Mrs. By Rarey, party Tuesday evening at the Grimes, Mrs. Daniel Kleihege, Mr. and Mrs. James Wetter- home of Mrs. Emery Primeau, Mrs. Toni Thomas. Mrs. Rachel green, Mr, and Mrs. Allan which was beautifully decorat- ' Olmstead. Mrs. Edith Mason, Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. War ed in the Christmas motif. Mrs. J. C. Kimmel, Mrs. A. ren Goffin, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hostesses were Mrs. John Brunner, Mrs. Hollis Turnidge. Truitt, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Car- Muir, Mrs. Martin Hansen and Mrs. J. Lowe, Mrs. James son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simes Mrs. Don Carlson who served Swan, Mrs. Charles Dolezal. and Mr. and Mrs. Maynard a variety of Christmas cookies Mrs. Ed Cooke, Mrs. Herbert Smith. with the fruit salad and coffee. Schroeder. Mrs. Martin Hansen, There were a large number of Mrs. Louis Verbeck, and the of the club members present hostesses Mmes. E. K. Fish, Presbyterian Choir and a guest for the evening was Iwe 11 Cree and Danny Moore. Mrs. Olivia Kaplinger. The January meeting will be Presents Annual Women's club members ex on the 11th at the home of changed gifts and also brought Mrs. Otto Witt. Musical Program 'Ihe Mill City Presbyterian a number of them for the Hill church had their annual Christ crest Schoo) for Girls and the mas concert at the church Sun Chemawa Indian school at Sa- I anted on the hillside near the day evening in spite of several lem. Mrs. Leo Russell will de- city center. Wrapping of gifts for the members being ill with the flu. liver the packages to the Toys for Tots program was The concert was directed by schools. Mrs. Edith Mason portrayed scheduled for Thursday even- Mrs. Donald Sheythe, assisted by Spencer Hillesland. Organ her usual good role as Santa :ng, December 21 it the Jaycee ist was Mrs. Barney Scott and Claus and passed out the gifts. hall. Mrs Russell was in charge Following the business meet- the programs were made by of a short Christmas skit with ng a Christmas party and gift Susan Jenkins. Soloists were Mary Gay Re- several members taking part exchange was held. Secret pal names were revealed and new Mine, Frances Baughman, names drawn. Rosamond ReMine and Lowell JayceHes Wrap Toys Rereshments were served by Fleetwood. Guest soloist from Jane Truitt and Natalie Simes Salem was Coralie Rhoten. I For Tots Gifts The JayceeEttes held the: to Card Carson, Carol Smith. I regular meeting Monday, lx Paula Grant, Jackie Janis. ' cember IS at the home ot Mrs Cleta Wills. Donna Podrabsky I and Joan Wettergreen. Bill Truitt. Hostesses for the next meet-) During the business meeting it was announced that the re- ing will be Joan Wettergreen | maining 24 shrubs had been and Cleta Wills. HOLIDAY WISHES 2? There’s a joy I in sending you Yule greetings. Best wishes to you and yours. Porter & Lau 154 Stayton, Oregon Young People To Carol Saturday Nite The Young People of the Christian church will meet Saturday evening, December 23 at 6:30 at the parsonage for an evening of Christmas carol ing under the direction of Lar ry Laird, youth director. Fol lowing the caroling the group will again meet at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Hake, where re freshments will be served.
