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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1963)
2—The Min City Enterprise, Thunxlay, Auguri 8. 1963 Garden Club Has Potluck; Makes Plans for Show Jaycettes Make July 4th Suggestions The MUI City Garden club met Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Witt for the annual family pot luck dinner at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Floyd Flee two id and Mrs. Kenneth (Aiming were co hostesses. Following the dinner a short business meeting was held. Plans were started for the clubs flower show with Wednesday, September IS chosen as th«' date. The show will be held at Fellowship hall. The following committees were named by the president, Mrs. Daniel Kleihege: publicity. Mrs. Lowell Cree: poster. Mrs. Harvey Tolbert; flowers. Mrs. James Swan. Mrs. Wendell Hel ler. and Mrs. Horace McCarley; Food, Mrs. J. C. Kimmel. Mrs. Herbert Schroeder and Mrs Fred Moore. A card was signed by thtise present to be sent to Mrs. Nor ah Selfridge, a former member, who is seriously ill with can cer. at the home of a son in Southern California. The September meeting of the club will be held September 5 at the home of Mrs. Q. V. Mil ler at 1252 S. E 4th street. The last Jaycettc meetting was held at the Jaycee hall with Shirley Hoover serving as host ess. As TAC committee members had asked organisations to help improve the 4th of July Queen coronation and parade the women offered the follow ing suggestions'. A loud speaker to announce floats and their sponsors: no pedal pushers should H' worn on the Queen's float: get parade theme out earlier. It was voted to enter the Jaycette float in the Santiam Bean Festival parade if it was still in good shape. It was first place winner in the 4th of July parade. The gnxip decided to Christmas cards again year to earn money for Tbys for Tbts project. Another project undertaken by the group is the purchase at new curtains for the kitchen of the Jaycee Hall The young women have also beer keeping their Hillside Im provement project in shape this summer Next hostess for the group will be Carol Lieuellen. criax’ixr: ied In Home Wedding :r rau '. ut rrrrn ; : J r i r.raxurrnmCTmr I 'UJotHatà. PaCfñ Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 :.tj ■^ uiimi 4. -t-E3_t nrxnn_' u: :_i: -r-rr»—. I Married Here Sunday, July 28 ittt Miss Sue Ann Ray Honor Guest at Pre Nuptial Shower MARION FORKS Honoree at a pre nuptial shower tile even ing of August I was Miss Sue Anne Ray, bride-elect of Jerry Delbert of Marion Fork». Entertaining at the wiiimm Delbert home wvrv Hxtesses, Mrs. Charles Shniy. Mrs. Rob- ert C. Young, Mrs. C. D. vier and Mi'S. Caroline Dowell. Pn'sent for th«' evening visiting and "Bridal Bingo," H«- sides Miss Ray anil th«' host ess's were Mmes. Howard Drago. William Dcibert, Vern on Morgan. Norman McClure. Adrian Overlaixier. Scott Young, Yules Hill, Ronald Galdablni, Ikmakl Ketchum. All«'n Gard ner, Harry Spencer. Bertha Dcibert, Miss Sharon Eggers, of this area, and Mrs. Kenneth Hum|«hreys and Miss Judy Howaden of Mill City. Unable to attend. Hit sending gifts were Mmes. Francis IXim- mer, Arnold Makinc, N«xi Abrams. Lydia VanderWanl, Ralph Farrow, Raymond Sophy, Miss Dwina GiliHi, Miss Kay* D'ibert, Mrs. George Chil«!s. and Mrs J. H. Howsden Miss Ray. the daughter of Mr and Mrs James M. Ray of Cascade Ixx'ks. has Hvn resid ing with an uncl«» and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Howard Drago, at Marion Forks for the past sev- eral months Her marriage to Mr. Dcilicrt. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Delbert, will be an event of August 17 Add 10 to 12 marshmallows to your favorite seven minute cake foisting. They add new flavor and the frosting will stay firm if the cake is stored in the freezer. Furniture Upholstery We use Naugahyde Plastic Covers, Nylon Fabrics and other materials. Call 769-2236 for Estimates STAYTON UPHOLSTERY luxated in Stayton Radio & TV Phone 769-2236 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wesley Doty, (Rosalie Scott) who were married here recently will be at home to ! their friends at 213 Lakechime Drive. Sunnyvale, I i Calif., after «August 15.—Photo by Loyd Sidwell. Stayton, Ore. [ North Santiam Giad Society Show To Be Held August 10-11 ARE THERE DANGEROUS GAPS’’ IN YOUR AUTO INSURANCE? ll Jerry Pittam Insurance Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City FOR SAFECO’S COMPLETE AUTO POLICY THAT LETS YOU RELAX... Money 70o/ Don’t wait for an accident to reveal dangerous gaps in your auto coverage. Call your Safeco Agent today! He can make sure you are completely protected for every insurance need... without dangerous gaps or expensive duplication. For the best in Auto, Home, Boat, Life, and Commercial In surance, see your SAFECO-LIFECO-GENERAL Agent today. You can relax when you’re covered by Nobody settles claims faster and more fairtv ! SBUCO LlFfCO GfNI»Ai >NSua**»<( »Ol*Ci|$ K SMttt J<rt « 0M St . EH 3 42jJ Uu esset .«is ■ mm «12 æl®» f*« : MM 5^»* Mw« s 1 11 j w M« 5-4 SW.t«-« Ml« 7 Ft'»- ^r» t i 1^.-- •» - m H I The North Santiam Gladiolus show will be held at Mari-Linn school in Lyons. August 10 and 11. There will be horticultural ex- nioits, single and three spikes, vases of eight spikes of one color and baskets of 16 spikes, one color of mixed. All baskets must have handles. There will be artistic ar rangements including themes of "Company for Dinner, " dining table arrangements; "Duet.” twin arrangements: ’ Tea for Two.” Coffee table arrange- ments "Evening on the patio,“ glads in suitable container: “Choir Practice,” arrangements using religious figurine; "Va cation Days.” using driftwood and shells. There will be two corsage classes, using glads only and mixed with other flowers. Junior Division in single and three spike for hoys and girls up to 14 years old. Junior Arrangements same ps adult arrangements, but judged separately. Public's choice. Single spike. Entries must be specifically en tered in this division to be eli gible for public balloting. Only one entry per exhibitor Rule»—Entries must be in place by 11 a. m. Saturday, Au- gust 10. Show Hours—2 to 8 p. m. Saturday, August 10. Noon to 6:30 p. m. Sunday, August 11. a« HP* ** / Classmates Have Picnic in Salem Mrs. Terry Sayre Honoree at Shower MEHAMA Mrs. Terry Sayre was honor guest at a bride's shower held in the fellowship room of the church Friday ev ening. August 2. Hostesses were Mrs. D. L. Teeters. Mrs. James Owens, Mrs. G. V. Christensen and Miss Susan Coffman. On«' game was played and the draw ing for the door prize held The prize was drawn by Judy Stro- schine. Mrs. Gerald Fredericks assisted her sister in opening the many gifts after which the hostesses served refreshment to Mrs. Sayre and Mmes. Gerald Fredericks, Earle Sayre, W. E. Dunham. B. L. Kirsch. Lanny Anderson, Milton Roten. Rich ard Stuart, Allen McDonad, Jack Ryland. Donald Wittnebel. Raymond Branch. G. W. Coff man. Grant Smith. Richard Tunnell, J. M. Teeters. Misses Nancy Sayre. Judy Strochlne, Barbara Roten, Geraldine Ixmg- fellow, Iuiella Anderson. Karen Longfellow, Joannne Walz and Bonnie Christensen. Among those unable to attend but sending gifts were Mmes. Orin Small. Henry Hays, Lar ry Kimsey, Delbert Tumidge, Edward Kroker, Gen«* Claxon. Carol Raymond. Boyd Norton, Erwin Seig. Ken Golliet Ercill Wilson, Linda Stout. Bonnie Wagner, Charles Crook. Gerald Rockwell. Gene Coles, Timan Rains, Calvin Trahan. Louis Thompson. Arthur An derson, Calvin Culbertson. Nel son Geraths, Frank Buckler, Keith Phillips, Doris Snoddy, Walter Johnson, John Freeman. Lilly Wolfkiel; Misses Bettye and Joan Trahan, Sara Phillipi, Penny Norton, Harriet GoDiet, Janis Wilson, Diana Rockwell, and Willow Phillips. Linda Sims and Terry Sayre were married July 19 in Pay ette. Ida., while he was on his last leave from the Marines. He is presently stationed at San Francisco and Mrs. Sayre plans on joining him in the near fu ture. The now Mrs. Sayre is the daughter of Bruce Sims of Me hama and parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Earle Sayre of Sublimity. Mrs. Paul Barkley (Leia Kelly) enjoyed a get together with former classmates at Bush Park in Salem Saturday. A pot luck dinner was served at noon to the young women and their youngsters. Those attending besides Mrs Barkley and children, Danny, Marilyn Club Plans Chris and Andy, were Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mrs. Neil Cham Pot Luclt Dinner bers (Ardith Jones) and child The Marilyn Club (social club ren, Katherine, Kalyani, Ker of the Eastern Star) will meet ry and Karlin; Mrs. Marvin1 Friday, August 9 at the home Bibler (Arionz Kuhlman) and of Mrs. Ernct Graham for a children, Jimmie, Jonni and 12:30 potluck dinner. Jodi: Mrs. Lyle Mason (Donna All members of the Eastern Cook) and daughter, Lori Ann; Star are cordially invited to Mrs. Lawrence Poole (Nina attend, whether they are mem Knight) and Chuck: Mrs. Dick bers of Marilyn Chapter or else, Corbett (Delores Poole) and where. children Brian, Deborah and Mrs. Edna Hutcheson, who is Bruce. returning from a trip to Europe Unable Io attend was August 8, plans to attend. Dick Haseman < A Iona Mrs. Daniel Kleihege will be Daly) and children. co-hostesa with Mrs. Graham. Annual Salem Garden Tour Slated for Today Plans are shaping up well I for th«' Salem Garden Club's I annual garden tour. August 8. to which the public is invited. Hours arc from 2 to 9 p. m. Tea will be served at the home <>( Mr. and Mrs Izo Reimann and the following route is sugg«*st<*d: Out South Liberty Road to Cunningham lame, turn right to Camclia Drive. South, turn North on Camella Drive to the residence of Mr and Mrs David L. Phelps, 42W Camelia Drive; Across the street to the H>me <>f Mr and Mrs. Vcm Hill. 4235 Camelia Drive; North to Rrowntng. east to Iximer Drive. South, then north to I-uradel Avenue, South, then west to the home of Mr and Mrs. George H. Neuman, 1139 lairadel Avenue. South: then Across the street to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reimann. 1149 Iaira- del Avenue, South; Leaving there go back to Ewald and Liberty Road to the home of Mr. and Mrs E. A. Carleton 512 Ewald Avenue, South; then On«- block east on Ewakl and Seneca to Mr. and Mrs. James Fisscll. 3801 Seneca Avenue, smith: Go North to Boice Street, then west to Sunrise Avenue to the home <>f Dr. and Mrs. Joe C. Much, 2615 Sunris«' Avenue; South to Candalaria Blvd then right to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bjamc Ericksen, 7-10 Candalaria Blvd., South. Mrs. Wenonah V. Martin is general chairman of the tour with Mrs. Clark Sterett as co- chairman Tea Cliairman is Mrs. Mark Speer with Mrs. F. G. Rankin t«> assist her. Shower Held Recently At Got fin Home Abov« and .Mn», Raymond Gulliford (Carol Lee Edward«I who were married Saturday ev ening it the lack iulliford Home in '•at«"' I’hey ar«' mak-ng their home in Idanha L»yd Sidwell Phot > RAMBO’S RAMBLINGS It» hours for halves of a 2'„ pound bird ed that conh'nimcnt ha» icw incili» li la acquimi by .» per soti wbo »cH.il» hlniM'lf tu be »aUsflrJ Wltb wiint he lui» Hit ut that polnt ambitimi «ile» .«n-i buri« » progress with il Civilizatkai ha» never ticen advanced by contente«! m«m ami ■vumcn As >xm leave mi your vacation <«nd go »(«'ding along. here la a little ditty you might I’twm- tier and »Ing At 43 miles per hour sing Highways are I Happy Ways.“ At 35 miles, sing "I'm : »tranger here. Heavrn is m Home". At 65 miles, ■init my God to tH-c At 75 mile» •Ing the role is called up This is the summer of lost I'll tie there". At 85 miles, sing -causes as far ns wr arc c«in- ccrnrsl which certainly proves I'm coming Home”. that absolutely nothing is n« Im- imrtnnt as having good health and tx'ing able to enjoy our beautiful outdoors which w e did to the fullest last year A friend of ours was up at our traih'r on the IJttlc North Fork and said the hornets bail taken over «»arller the had had their day. Dam was meant for PEOPLE well [M'rhiKM nnotlwr yt-nr will b«' better. Hatfen’s Which reminds me of a little article I read on contentment It is easy to say (for th«' other guy) count your blessings, That is of count«' tin.- Hut I have never been a contented person even when things were going gotxl This article stat- THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Entered as second cl»»» matter November 10 1914 nt ilia Post Office nt Mill City, Oregon un- d«'r Act of March .1 (T1 NEWSPAMt publishers ASSOCIATION nulisci ipilou Kilo M.irion4.inn Counties if a yem I Outside Marion-Linn $3.5(i ,i Yi Telephone 897-2772 or 897-2930 » DON W. MOFFATT. Ed Pub Mrs. Warren Goffin and Miss Susan Coffman entertain«*d Tuesday evening, July 30 nt the home of Mrs. Goffin with n baby shower honoring Mrs. Nej. son Geraths, Refreshments were served at the close of th«' informal evening to the honor guest, Mrs. Geraths, Mrs. Lin da Sayre, Mrs. Florence Mc Curdy, Mrs. Helen Seabaugh, Mrs. VI Campbell, Mrs. Jan Waikart, Mrs. Jo Whitsett, Mrs. Carol Smith, Mrs. Barbara Steers, Mrs. Laura Rarey and I Mrs. Donna Snyder. FOR ECONOMICAL (XJOK- OUTS. our Extension Service food marketing specialist, Mrs Zelma Ncugart. recommends broiler-fryers. TTieyTe in gotxl supply now. Her ideas for ctxiking imnrter sound good to us. You simply sprinkle each half of the chick en with smoke salt, then baste with melted butter or margar ine. Broil slowly. Allow 1 to 1% <«al«ll« lltimh’i Did you notice the sudden lull that fell over ttx town Fri day all the children had been driven from the city to the bean fields On our streets it was really noticeable as we have quite a flock of youngsters in the area and lights were on In nil the houses nt 5 A M . Hit utter that peace and quiet resigned It is n wonderful opfiort un ity that tiw kids have in Iwmg able to buy many of their own clothes and perhaps have a little left for s¡lending money They probably way however Hit that isn't th- m any and (Io some good. Dress Sale Starts Thui sday Buy one dress at regu- - lar price and get a second dress or equal or loss price tor $1. Hagen’s APPAREL CENTER 510 No. 3rd WORTHY OF YOUR TRUST * PR00i KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY DISTILLED AND BOTTLED • BY THt JAM£S B BtAM DISTILLING CO., CLERMONT, BEAM. KENTUCKY I
