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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1963)
2—The Mil! City Enterprise, Thursday, June 13, 19413 Summer Hours I Womans Paye Goldie Rambo, Woman' s Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 lili-tZLJ 11:00 A.M. Rebekahs I00F To Sponsor Float and To 10:00 P. M Princess July 4th Jaycettes Choose Showboat'' For Float Theme Eastern Star Installation Held Monday Evening The last Jaycette meeting was held at the home of Mar ieta Lavis when plans for a At the last meeting of San- 4th of July float were made. X large crowd attended thr | tiam Rebekah lodge. plans were The theme selected was Show- open installation of officers for ÍM'.lt ' made to cooperate with the Maritin iTiaplcr N-> 145 OES Oddfellows in sponsoring a It was anr anted that the at the lodge hall Monday even I float and princess (or the 4th starting place for the bicycle, ing when ihirothy Peterson and 'of July celebration. Mr and tricycle and buggy parade Floyd Johnson were installed as I Mrs Al Nesbitt ami Ann Pritn- which the Jaycette* are spon Worthy Matron and Worthy Pa eau were appointed to meet i soring this year would be the tron tor the ensuing term. The Clean, Modern Rest Rooms with that group. Post Office. regular business meeting pre- Gladys Mason, district deputy Tile Hillside Improvement ceded the ceremony. The newly president has asked that all committee reported that two elected worthy matron wel members try and give the flats of petunias had been comed the group work this year and ob planted recently which will give Installing Grand Patron was The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements secret tain their seal of perfection. a touch of color during the Rex Hartley, past grand patron Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too Ida Fleetwxxxi and Toni summer months. of the grand chapter of Oregon; Thomas ivportcd on their re He was assisted by Installing The next meeting will be nt cent attendance at the Rebekah Chaplain, Clara Morris; Instal the home of Canil Carson Assembly of Oregon which was ling Grand Marshall. Esther ' held at The Dalles last month. Hartley and Installing Organist, Thev said that the president of Helen Kleihegc Bible tx-aivrs the Assembly has asked the co were Rotan ami Ronald Buene- operation of all the lodges in man, 5-year-old twin grandsons Oregon in helping her carry of the new worthy matron amt I out the project for the year, ushers were Wilson Stevens painting the outside of the and Ervin Peters-n HOWARD'S IOOF home in Portland. Last Other elective officers instal year all the kxlges raised led were Mary Gulliford. asso enough money to put an ele- ciate matron; Jack Gulliford. I vator in the home and it is now associate patron: Rose Cree, ' in the process of being installed. The Mill City Garden club secretary; Addie French, treas Santiam lodge members are ' met Thursday at the home of urer; Viola Hirte, conductress, having a series of benefits to Mrs. J. C. Kimmel for a 1 and Geneva Jacobson, associate raise money for a new rug for o'clock dessert luncheon Mrs conductress the lodge hall. A bargain table Virginia Miller ami Mrs Roger Appointive officers installed ' will be available at each meet Nelson assisted the hostess. Included Hara Morris, chap ing and proceeds will go to Following the dessert Mrs. lain; Sylvia Duncan, Marshall; : wards the fund. Daniel Kleihegc presided at the Helen Kleihegc. Organist; Dor Following the business meet- ! business meeting. othy Morgan. Adali. Ruby Bris Packard-Bell - Motorola - Westinghouse ’ ing Ruth Hess and Blanche A 4th of July float for the bin. Ruth; Gladys Lake. Esther; . Syverson served refreshments We are now equipped to service parade was discussed and Mrs. Velma Carry, Martha. Gordct to those present. tr Garton, Electa; Elsa- Völkel, 2-way radios. The next meeting of the lodge June Cherry, Mis. Toni Thomas Warder ami Ervin Peterson, wen- and Mrs. Isabel! Heller I will be Wednesday. June 19. Now located in Pittam Bldg. appointed on the float com I I Sentinel. mittee. I Karl Wlpprr from Victoria Phone Mill City 897-2446 The following officers were | Chapter. Turner; newly ap Detroit Women's Civic i elected for next year: President pointed grand committee mem | Mrs. Daniel Kliehege; vice ber of the Estarl Fund was es Club Appoints New | president, Mrs. I jouis Verbeck; corted ami Introduced At the conclusion of a brief I secretary. Mrs. June Cherry; the newly installed wor Committees for Year I treasurer, Mrs. Isabell Heller, address G and program chairman. Mrs. thy matron introduced her fam ily, who were present, incimi- DETROIT The Detroit Wom Frances Dolezal. en’s Civic club held its last Th«- July- meeting will be the Ing her husband. Ervin l’< ! meeting until September in Hth due to the regular date be- son; her son-in-law and daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Buenr- Manon Forks Wednesday. Host ing July 4. ess were Mrs Stella Diebert Members were reminded to man and their two daughters with Mrs. Sadie Overlander as save dried seed pod», etc.. and twin sons from Rutland. I^ora Stevens iunior past co-host ess. A short business which can be used in dry ar matron, presented Sylvia Dun meeting was held with Vi Ma rangements for fall. lone presiding when the follow A note was read from Mrs. can. retiring worthy matron her ing committees were appointed: Norah Selfridge, who is visiting i nast matron's Din and Wilson Stevens, junior past patron, pre Publicity and ’ year book - in Alaska. Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City Bernice Dummer, Shirley Hill, For the program Mrs. Vir sented Floyd Völkel, retiring Betty Comer and Flo Young; ginia Miller gave a talk ón past patron, a gift from the I FOR SAFECO’S COMPLETE Budget, Verna Ketchum, Carol Japan and showed articles and chapter. The retiring officers present Kirk and Jessie Spencer; Aud pictures she collected while liv AUTO POLICY THAT LETS ed a degree for the outgoing itor. Mabel Dunbar; Canyon ing in Japan. YOU RELAX... matron and patron and each Aid. Phyllis Hill; Chaplain. Present were Mrs Faye Ver Mary Madarus; Sunshine. Mar beck. Mrs. Isabell Heller. Mrs. was presented a gift from the SWes Money, 7bo/ garete Brosig: Community Ser Horace McCarley, Mrs. Tena officers. The new officers gave a de vice, Billie Drago; Program, Graham, Mrs. «Ace Underwood, gree for the new worthy ma Mabel Dunbar; Flower Baskets. Don’t wait for an accident to reveal dangerous gaps in your Mrs. Jesse Haywood, Mrs. Jessie Spencer; Rummage Sale, Floyd Fleetwood. Mrs. T«mi tron and presented her with a auto coverage. Call your Safeco Agent today! He can make Fran Fry: Choral Group, Jes Thomas. Mrs. Hollis Tumklge, Chinn Eastern Star cup and titre you are completely protected for every insurance need... sie Spencer and First Aid. Mar Mrs. Adolph Brunner, Mrs. Otto saucer. without dangerous gaps or expensive duplication. Mary Gulliford and Floyd garet Brosig. Witt. Mrs. Rachel Olmstead. For the best in Auto. Home, Boat, Life, and Commercial In Mrs. Marge Kessler showed I Mrs. Herbert Schroeder, Mrs. Johnson also presented gifts to surance, see your S A F ECO-LIF ECO-G EN ER AL Agent today. films and wood carvings from i [ Roger Nelson. Mrs Mike Cher- the new worthy matron Gladys Ijtkc ami Elsie Völ the Philippines, where she | ry, Mrs. Helen Kleihegc, Mrs. You can relax when you’re covered by kel decorated the chapter room. taught school. Virginia Miller, Mrs. Lowell Refreshments were served in Refreshments were served by Cree. Mrs. Althea Grimes, Mrs. the dining room. Presiding at the hostesses. James Swan, and Mrs. Marie the urns were Mrs Alvin Burn I Nobody Tolbert. eman and Miss Linda Buene- I settles daims faster man Miss Janice Ixtgan pre- ‘ Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson sided at the punch bowl. Mrs , and more fairly / f. G. Husted Floyd Johnson was in charge ' Presents Piano of the refreshments. Marilyn Chapter will recess Married Recently I Students in Recital for the summer months with the MEHAMA E. G. Husted, a next meeting scheduled for Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson pre former Mehama resident, and Monday evening. September 9 sented her piano students in a his bride of a few months, ar at 8 p. m. recital Wednesday, June 5 at rived in Mehama Sunday for — the First Christian church. a few days' visit. Mr. Husted Those participating were Tony and Miss Hysaw were sweet up his old friend and th«- mar I Grant, Sandra Oliver. Gary hearts years ago when they met riage followed. Hake, Judy Boroughs. Karen at Ft. Sill, Okla., where he was ' Mrs. Husted has never been J Oliver, Peggy Cooper, Sheryl a Lieutenant in the 14th Field ' in this part of the country be Oliver, Nancy Hake, JoLynn Artillery and she was visiting fore, so they are doing some Collins. Judy Severs, Kathy her sister's family. Husted was sight-seeing and will return to Boroughs and John Kelly. traveling through Marfa, Tex . I 1 California through the red in February and decided to fook woods. I A Good Place To Eat SERVICI YOU CAN DEPEND ON Garden Club Plans Float For Engagement of Local Couple Told Shepherd Family Reunion Held at Mehama Sunday Mr and Mr». Marvin Ed ward» are announcing the en gagement of their daughter. I Carol l«re Edward» to Itayinoml ' t.ee Gulliford, »on of Mi ami MEHAMA The sixth annual I Mr». Jack Guillfonf Sh-tkierd family reunion was Both young people are 1962 held Sunday at the club house graduate» of Snntiain Dillon I In Meiinma A group of descend High school anta of Benjamin «nd Fattier No date has l>eeii set for the Shepherd, early settlers of the wedding. Mill City vicinity, enjoyed ths noon |»>t luck dinner Bill Shep | Mi ami Ml» Ftojd Sh«-|tw rd herd presided nt the afternoon and Mr and Mn Bill Shep meeting New officer« elected herd. Bonnie Jerry am! Iwroy were Ixaiie Shepherd, presi of Mill City and Mr and Mr» dent; Shirley Ann Babick. vice Millon Rolen. Balliara ami Bob president, ami re-elected were of I .yon« Other Invlteil guest» Mrs. Shirley Fourier a» were were Mr» Susie Haynes of Mill tary and Mr» Florrne Rolen, City and Brrtel Bate» of Scio historian. It was decided to have a [licnic next year and to hold it on July 13 which would be Uie 127th anniversary of the birth of Benjamin Sliei^icrd Relative» attending were Ml»» Dian«* Gasser, Spokane, Wn.; Jess and Marlin Shetiherd, Itort Flowers For All Angele«. Wn : Mr «nd Mr». Richard Gasser. Rickv and Occasions Brenda, Enterprise; Mr. and Mr» Harold Shue and Cindy, Portland. Mri Phillip Fourier. DAHLIA SPECIAL Janine and Marvin. Mr». Iva Riely of Molalla; Mr and Mr» Clark IXirhatn, Mr« Viola Me THIS WEEK Elroy. Mr ami Mr» John Ba bick all of Salem; Mrs. Ethel 230 N. K. lib St. Mair». Mr» Milton Mari» and MUI City, <>rc. Dluqc of McMinnville; Mr. ami Phono 897-2152 Mr». l*xiu- Shepherd and Cara Ice. Mr ami Mr» Ivan Wl»«- WE DELIVER man ami l^irry of I «-ballon. Earl Shepherd of Sweet Home, Brunner’s Flowers Golden Rule Television And Translator Headquarters Sales and Service ARE THERE DANGEROUS GAPS” IN YOUR AUTO INSURANCE? Sport and Dr«-,-» Shirt*. Sock*, Ti«-s, Handkerchief-», Undent ear. Remember Dad on His Day, June 16th Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City RENT THIS NATURAL GAS WALL FURNACE Jerry Pittam Insurance PW momth Dougned to fit ao/rfv againat a wall, the compact wall furnace deliver« Natural Gaa forced air heating in one. two <>r three- directions for complete comfort $1 95 | ht month rental pay ment« cover all «usta except for the fuel itself' free installation , . . Free w-rvicing. (Only a «mall charge for th# electrical <onn«-'tif n I NORTHWEST |HAI OPERATOR NATURAL GAS Ask lor COMPANY COMMERCE 9781 40 oboMl lhe HOMI HMHMG «ÌNZ41 © F14N onrf S»«erer Io» rowooll fhol IV» <•»• tor yew eemlerr." Announcing Our 7th Anniversary Party Friday Engagement of Gates Couple Told June 14 7 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Vaugh will be in to show you their full line of imported wigs, both fashion tress and hand tied. They are abso- • - ■ • -*• • — - “ • lutely beautiful. Everyone is cordially r in- vited. FREE Coffee and Cookies La Femme Beauty Salon 282 Third Street Phone 769-5322 Stayton, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ed wards have announced the en gagement of their daughter, Carol Lee to Raymond Gulli ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gulliford, also of Gates. The couple plan a late July wedding and will live at Idanha, where he is employed by Green Veneer. Motorists protect the | perforancc of your car by r ìpftincr letting na us check it regularly. /J - When You Call Long Distance After 9... TALK REALLY IS CHEAP! I Grease Jobs, Oil Changes, Filters Shower Given for Mrs. David Blum MEHAMA Mrs David Blum and her new son. James Her bert were guests of honor Thursday evening at a shower which was held at the club house Hostesses for the even ing were Mrs. Harold I>ongfel- low. Mrs. Grant Smith and Mrs. Bonnie Wagner. After the gift« were opened ' refreshments were served. Minor Tune-Ups Mufflers and Tail Pipes Installed Wheel bearings packed. Wheels Balanced ' WW) N°w... theae new after 9 long diatance rates nave you even more money ., . with the same wonderful aervice. 'fake advan- lagr of the world’s biggeat bargain in communication often. Try it tonight! Tire Repairing MOORE'S RICHFIELD SERVICE Hiway 22 Mill City Ph. «97-2859 I CALI Valley Telephone Company Serving Mill City-Oaten, Aumsville, IHrnlHdjuihg, Silverton, Turner
