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The Christmas season is here
again. Each year it seems to
come a little quicker than the
year before. Nevertheless it is
a happy season for almost ev
eryone. People appear to mel
low and think of tne signific
ance of the day we celebrate,
the birth of Jesus, so many,
many years ago. It truly does
have a definite effect on peo
ple. I often wonder just why
people can t continue to have
this same spirit all during the
year. It is a season tor forgive
ness. It is a lime when old ani
mosities should be forgotten.
Those who have had differences
with their neighbors and towns
people should forgive, as it is in
the spirit of forgiving that we
ourselves are forgiven.
Christmas carols are heard
all over in the towns through
out the country. They are pleas
ant to hear, and add much to
the holiday season, Christmas
programs this year have been
somewhat curtailed by the in-
cidence of sickness, Those who
are ill at this time, we wish a
and hope
speedy
recovery,
that all those who are plan-
ning to make trips to homes
uf relatives at distant points,
will drive carefully. Ice and
snow add to the dangers of
traveling, and all precautions
must be exercised to insure a
safe return. At this time we of
The Enterprise wish each and
everyone
Merry
Christmas.
Pioneer Lady
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Lawrence
school superintendent, announc
Funeral services were held
ed this week tnat the annual
: at the
Presbyterian
church
pi
rgram
scheduled
Cnristmas
Tuesday, December 19 at 2 p.
for Tnursday evening. Decem-
i m. for Mrs. Elizabeth E. Faust.
ber 21, had been cancelled.
Mrs. 1 aust nad oeen in poor
I'nere is still a great deal of
health for some time and with
illness and absenteeism among
i l .- nusoand nad been making
the teachers and students and
j her home with a son-in-law’ and
he considered it advisable und
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
er the circumstances not to
Trask at Albany. She passed
have the program.
away Saturday evening at then
Classes will be dismissed at i home.
2 p. m. Friday, December 22
Elizabeth Quinn was born
reconvene January 19, 1888 at London, On
and school
will
Tuesday, January 2.
tario, Canada, and came to
Mill City when just 18 months
1 old in the summer of 1889 and
1 was a pioneer resident of this
area.
The Mill City Presbyterian
She married R. L.
Faust
church will hold their annual June 16, 1909 in Mill City and
Christmas Eve service this Sun lived most of her married life
day evening at 7:00 p. m.
here.
The service is planned so that
The Fausts were owners of
all members of the family can the former Hammond Lumber
participate. It will conclude be Company store for many years
fore 8 p. m. so families will and later the Faust & Ross
have time to return home and grocery.
open gifts on Christmas Eve.
Mrs. Faust was a graduate
Featured in the candle-light | of Willamette University, ma-
ing service will be a high joring in music, She was a
school choir composed of the charter member of the
Mill
high school fellowship. The City Presbyterian church and
choir will be under the direc remained active
in
church
tion of Spencer Hillesland.
work until her illness. She was
Miss Rosalee Scott, Salem, a also a long-time member of the
soprano soloist will present two Mill City Woman’s club.
special numbers. The program
Survivors include her hus
will also include the singing of band, R. L. Faust, daughters,
carols by the congregation, a Mrs. Edna Ross of Mill City;
story told by the pastor, and Mrs. Mary Belle Trask,
Al
the concluding candlelighting. bany; Mrs. Nancy Jane Thack
Everyone in the community is er,
Dinsmore,
Calif.,
and
invited.
Mrs. Erah Vai Parks, Riddle, a
son, Robert M. Faust of Oregon
City and nine grandchildren.
Final services were held at
Fairview cemetery
with tne
Rev. Richard Cole of the Pres
byterian church officiating.
Palltx arers were Otto Witt,
J. C. Kimmel, Stanley Chance,
Bob Hill, Herbert Schroeder,
and Charles Kelly.
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and good wishes to
everyone in every
land.
Candle Lighting
Service Planned
Hoover’s Repair
Jim and Very I
Mill City, Oregon
Phone 897-2911
Sick Children Cut
Numbers Visiting Santa
Here Saturday
ral. drink and
merry at our
gala New Year’s
Party. All-Star
entertainment.
lour choke of any of three full color
Rand McNally Wall Charts, when you
attend. A ehart of the World, a chart
of the United Stab’s and a chart of
frce noise-maker».
Outer Space to choose from.
Good
Live Music
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Sickness and bad weather
brought down the usual large
number of children visiting
Santa Claus at the fireball Sat
urday. He arrived with lots ol
treats at the hall about 2 p.
m. riding on the new fire truck.
Only 150 bags of candy were
given to the children, compared
to over 300 other years. He
and his helpers had prepared
for about 360 youngsters to re
ceive treats, according to Mrs.
Jack Dugan.
Sickness Causes Gates
To Cancel Program
Bill Gleason, principal at
| Gates elementary school
nounced Monday that the
nual Christmas program sched
uled for Wednesday evening,
December 20 had been cancel-
i led due to the illness of so many
students.
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Mr. and Mrs. I.yle ( uninungs
and small son left early Wed
nesday morning for Homedale,
Idaho where they will spend
the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Jones.
Santiam Hardware &
Implement Co
Stayton, Oregon
Phone 769-5116
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When the Yule star
shines upon our town
we hope it brings to
real happiness.
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