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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1963)
Brunner’s Flowers Detroit $ Civic Club Meets at Dean Home 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. I I. HMM Wwtattl ßcufe. DETROIT The Detroit Woni- en's Civic club met last Wed nesday at the I mmuc «jf Mrs. Howard Dean, with Mrs, Gord- Howers For All on Hill and Mrs. Lloyd Ket OCCASIONS Goldie Rambo, chum. Jr., as co-hostesses. i t 11.: rsa Mrs. Arnold Matone. president introduced Mrs Charles Dun I Wire Service bar, program chairman, who in turn introduced Mr. and Mrs. Lovall Miller, beauty operators of Salem who demonstrated 230 N. E. 4th St wigs. Mill City. Ore. Following the business meet Phone 897-2452 ing Mrs Ray Sophy was pre sented a past president's me WE DELIVER dallion. Mrs. Leo Morgan won I Miss Judy Kay was honored the cake raffle and Mrs. Bob Morgan the raffle prize. Mrs with a bridal shower Friday Bob Young passed out the evening at the Mill City Chris Automotive A Industrial year books Refreshments were tian church. The Harvest motif was used served. Maintenance Present were Mmes. James with a large cornucopia used for Comer. Howard Drago. Francis the gift table. Basnets of mums Welding, Diesel Engine Dummer. Charles Dunbar. Ron in fall colors wen* used through Service Galdabini. Al Gardner. Jules out the rooms and the refresh Shop or Field Hill. Harold Hills. Wendell ments table was centered with Jones. Don Ketcnum. Robert a cornucopia of flowers guarded Delco Batterie»» Kirk. John Madarus, Vern Mor by yellow tapers. Miss Kay is the daughter of gan, Otto Oja. Earl Parker. F*ctr»rj Equipment Dave Sapp. Dale Scharff. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kay and Ignition Parts Sophy. Charles Shroy. Bob will become the bride of Tom Meier on December 7 at 8 p. m. Young. Scott Young. Walter Dealer for Aireo Welding Parker, Jim Stahlman, Nancy at the Mill City Christian Products McClure and Mrs. Arnold Ma church. Mr. Meier is the son of lone. Guests were Mrs. Leo Mr. and Mrs. George Meier ot Mliler, Mrs. Fred Miller. Mrs. Marion. For entertainment a mock Russell Rice. Ron Galbraith. ! __"hillbilly style'' was . ............ — Jim and Veryl Hoover Mrs. Binford, Mrs. Kelly Bel- wedding. presented with Janet Hutehin- and veal. Mrs. Clyde Davis Ph. 897-2911 Mill City • son as bride; Jerry Me user, Mrs. Lloyd Ketchum, Sr. I groom; Maggie Shaw, mother of the bride; Barbara Freeman, father of the bride; Audrey An drews, brides' maid; Velma Bil APPLES yeu, best man; and Wilma Medium size ...................... $2.00 Bu. Shepherd, minister. Doris Dav enport was vocalist, accompan Windfalls $ 1.25 Bu. ied by Grace Hutchins«»n Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Jonathons, Spitz- Present or sending gifts were enbergs, Ortleys, Rome Beauty and Winter Banana Mrs Harry Mason, Carolyn SQL ASH. large size.............. 50c Podrabsky. Ione Brosig. Vicki White. Linda Kay. Vicki Rush, Hubbards, Bananas and Marblehead Sharon Meier. Mrs. Ann Rush, GERALD DETERING ORCHARDS Sharon and Joaephine Whitsett. Kathy Johnson. Diane Wodze- 5 Mike» South of Harrisburg on River Road woda. Jeannie Britton. Dee Wilcox. Martha Bevier. Ann Holman. Celia Howe, Mrs Joe I Fencl. Mrs. George Meier. Mrs. I Eva Hirte. Mrs. Herbert Whit aker. Betty Shaw. Mrs. Bob Pratt. Mrs. Ruth Poole. Ada | Plymale, Dolores Kay. Mrs. Come & Enjoy Our Fine Food Verl Moberg. Mrs. Vernon White, Wilma Shepherd, Velma FRIED CHICKEN Bilyeu. Betty Plotts. Audrey Cranberry Sauce Andrews, Alice Howe. Barbara Freeman, Marilee Teller. Mrs. Ethel Parrish. Dorothy Teller. PRIME RIB OF BEEF Mabie Granstrom. Anne Hirte Soup — Green Salad — Potatoes Mary Tuers, Mary Gulliford. Hot Garlic Bread Doris Hutchinson. Maggie Shaw. Stella Kay, Hazel Devine. Doro Coffee — Dessert thy Novak. Grace Hutchinson. Jerry Meuser. Bonnie Bur roughs. Mrs. Burt Borroughs. Janet Hutchinson. Mrs. Clyde Golden. Mrs. Charlie French. Mrs. Mary Hoodenpyle. Mrs. Ph. 897-2214 Lowell Cree, Mrs. Dorothy Pet erson. Mrs. Sharon Wooden. Mrs. Florence Cox. Clara Ep person. Doris Davenport and Viola Hirte. Miss Judy Kay Honored At Bridal Shower Hoover's Repair Specials for Saturday and Sunday Cherry’s Cafe Lyons Rebekahs To Join With Mill City ARE THERE DANGEROUS GAPS” IN YOUR AUTO INSURANCE? Jerry Pittam Insurance Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City FOR SAFECO’S COMPLETE AUTO POLICY THAT LETS YOU RELAX... Don t wait tor an accident to reveal dangerous gaps in your auto coverage. Cal) your Safeco Agent today! He can make •ure you are completely protected for every insurance need... without dangerous gaps or expensive duplication. VTc i ro i Willamette Valley Group To Be Guests At OES Meeting Th«* Mill Chy Jayccitcs their regular meeting nt home of Myritii Davis. It decided to wall until spring t<> plant new ahrulM on the Hill side project. 'Du* Jaycces will select moet of tin* toys for the Toys for Tots project and the Jaycettes will till in what Is needed. Very! Lindsey resigned us se cretary as she rias not been able to attend meetings regular ly. ('and Carson was nominated to take her place with voting to be at the next regular meeting The group spent part of the evening stuffing envelopes with 'IT! seals and literature. Entertainment for the evening was provided by "Polly Pacific" with a demonstration on Holiday ideas Paula Grant, and acta I Wills won door prises Others attending were Carol Carson, Shirley Hoover, p'.!?.! Lindsey, Carol l.ieuallcn, Shaw, Carol Smith and Jan Wuikart. Guest for the evening i was Janet Grantham. Tlic next meeting wil be at the home or ixiunnn Goftin. Marcia Bornhardt Marries Mulino Man GATES Mr. and Mrs A T Bamhardt of Gates an* announc ing the marriage of their daugh i ter, Marcia Jane to Edwin John Stier, son of Mrs. Eileen* Stier of Mulino. The wedding took place at 2 |>. m. Wednes day. November 13 at the Com munity Baptist church of Mulino with Rev James Brawn officiat ing at the double ring ceremony. "Die couple will In.* : Mu waukie until the first <»f the year when they will move to Corval lis to resume their studies at Oregon State University WHY IMIN'T YOU «UIMCR1BE TO THE ENTERPRISE. JOYCI FlISSKR On IMcsday, November 19. __ _ tw_ music __ ___ will Salem area lovers •»' “• “'list Joyce _ Fllsslvr. ...... ______ lhe <*nly American violinist ever to become u laureate «rf the In tcrnntlonal Tchaikovsky Cotn- petition. Miss Fllsslrr will ap pear with the Portland Sym phony orchestra playing Bach's Concerto in A Minor and the contemporary Altwn Berg Vio lin Concerto. Tickets are on sale at Steven» A Son. Salem Complete Bowling Outfit Keg, SMSV tolumhla "100" belt choice of weight «41« I <v4or. £ How ling boll bog A. M F. howling Xboen • Rag. Price (UH Yours for only $34.95 No Down Money -CASCADE MERC - 1130 nrdwy N. E. WORRIED? NERVOUS Over Change-of-Llfe? fas« your mind. 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PINKHAM Camp Fire Girls Talk About Flag The Yi Ma Ta Si Camp Fire Girls met at the Youth Center last week and discussed their candy sale and also talked about flag etiquette. Mrs Alice Morrison is guard ian of the group and officers are Vicky Henderson, presi dent; Barbara Etzel scribe and vice president; Carole McCurdy, secretary and Susan Crowthers, treasurer. Zemo Great for Minor Burns,Cuts Zemo, a doctor's formula, liquid or ointment, soothaa, help« heal minor burn*. cuts, bniiae*. Family antiseptic, ease« itch of »urfac« raahe«. eczema, teen-age pimple«, athlete's foot Stops scratching, so aids faster healing. For stubborn rate«, get Extra Strength Zemo. FREE LONG DISTANCE AFTER 9 SAVES YOU EVEN MORE THAN BEFORE! Now ... call anywhere in the country for a dollar or /„,/• After 9 P.M. these new low station to- station rates let you save on every call. Try if tonight. The service is as great as ever. •Plu» federal taclw Tai 1 Valley Telephone Company Serving Mill City-Gate*, Aunwville, Detroit-Lliuiha, Silverton, Turner V2 Dozen Sweet Rolls Purchase one dozen Sweet Rolls at H4c per dozen. Present this check and rece’ve one half dozen SWEET ROLLS FREE Pay to the order of BEARER You can relax when you’re covered by IrifCO eme Gf»s««A4 feìueateCt PfHKNY Tlu November meeting of the Mill City Garden club was held Thursday at the Fellowship hail. Mrs. Hollis TUrnidge gave a talk and demonstration on dried arrangements. On display were a number of arrangements she had made with many of them suitable for the liolidays. At 1 o'clock Mrs. James Swan showed various ideas for Christmas decorations and showed how they could be made. Mrs. Daniel Klcihege, club president presided at the busi ness meeting. Mrs. June Cher ry's resignation as secretary and Mrs. Faye Verbeck’s resig Mr. and Mrs Burton Bonxigtis nation as vice president were are announcing the engagement accepted. Mrs. Virginia Miller of their daughter. Bonnie Jenn was elected vice president and to Lanny H Mark, son of Mr Mrs. Verbeck, secretary. and Mrs. William Burch of Mrs Kleihege named a "Sun Scio. shine Committee" to see that Miss Boroughs is a graduate cards or flowers were sent to of Santiam Unton High sctxxi! members who are ill. Rose and is attending the U of O ! Haywood is chairman for the Mr Mark is a graduate of Scio | north side of the river and Rose high school and attended Oregon ' Cree the south side. Members State and OCE. He is now errt- are requested to notify the ployed at Simpeon Timber Co chairmen when hearing of any- at Lyons. one who is ill. No date has been set for the A report on the shrubs tor wixiding the Mill City park was given by Edith Mason. The committee to decorate the bann nt ilinst- mas was named with Virginia Miller as chairman assisted by Faye M«jore, Isabel! Ilellcr. Hel en Kimmel, Florence Ressler and Frances McCarley. The club's annual Christmas party will be December 5 at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. I jowc II Cree, 205 S. E. King wood with Mrs Hollis TUrmdge Marilyn Chapter No. 115 OES | as co-hostcss. At this time gifts met Monday evening at the for Turner Memorial Home will hall and visiting dignitaries be brought. were introduced. Present at Thursday's meet John Worthy Matron Dorothy Pet- ing were guests, Mrs. erson announced that Marilyn Wills. Mrs. Verne Shaw. Mrs. Chapter would be co-hosts with George Humphries, Mrs. Glenn Vista Chapter on Thursday ev Henness, Mrs Hattie Q>le. Mrs. cning, November 14 itar the Cecil Lake. Mrs. Nat Wills, Mrs. Willamette Valley Association in Ellis Wilson, Mrs. Hugh John- Salem. Also Marilyn Chapter stem. Mrs. Joe Jonnson. Mrs. line officers will be co-hostesses John Neal, Mrs Otto Weidman, with Acacia Chapter for the Mrs. John Sims. Mrs Alice line officers luncheon In Stay- Huber. Mrs. Glenn Julian. Mrs. Frank Crothcrs, Mrs. Bob Oliv ton on Saturday. Mrs. Mary Gulliford was pre er, Mrs. T. H. Baughman. Mrs sented her certificate tor pass- Otto Lange, Mrs Rudy Tohl and Mrs. Hinple, and members. tng the proficiency test. Jesse Haywood. Mrs Mrs Clara Morris president Mrs of Marilyn Club, gave the club's George Stinger. Mrs. Horace Jahn King. monthly report, ana announced McCarley, Mrs. that the next meting of the club Mrs. Evelyn Stevens. Mrs Wen would be on Tuesday, November dell Heller. Mrs Edith Mason. 19, a week early due to Thanks Mrs. Curtis Cline. Mrs. Q V giving. This will be a potluck Miller, Mrs. Hollis TVmidge. luncheon at the nome of Sylvia Mrs. Ftoyd Fleetwood. Mrs Charles Doleza). Mrs Roger Duncan. At the December meeting of Melson. Mrs. Frances Albin. Marilyn Chapter the men will Mrs Lowell Cree. Mrs Daniel serve on the refreshment com Kleihege, Mrs. Paul Ressler, mittee with Jack Gulliford, as Mrs. Fred Moore. Mrs J. C. associate patron serving as Kimmel, Mrs. Kenneth Coming. Mrs. Marie Tolbert. Mrs. Althea chairman. Following Monday evening's Grimes, and the hostesses Mrs. meeting refreshments were Tena Graham. Mrs Faye Ver served by Agnes Carlson, Mary beck and Mrs Martin Hansen. Tuers. Mabel Yankus, Ethel WiU> Stella Kay Attend Federation Meeting For the best in Auto, Home, Boat, Life, and Commercial In surance, see your SAFECO-LIFECO-GENER AL Agent today. 3AHCO Sunshine Com Named for Garden Club At Meeting FREE swes Money Too! 1 Engagement Told Reading and adoption of a pe tition from Faith Rebekah lodge to consolidate with Santiam Re bekah lodge was the main order of business at the last meeting of Santiam. Several members of ---------- -------------- — the _ Mill -1 City order plan on attending the last lodge meeting to be held | at Lyons Wednesday evening. ■ Plans for the visit of the presi-| Q,roJs Entertain dent of the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon to both lodges on December 4 will also be dis Workers At Dinner cussed at that time. The of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Girod en- ficial visitation will be held in i tertained the staffs of both the Mill City, with Faith Rebekah Hilltop Market in Mill City and members assisting. the Stayton Market with a It was announced that furthei dinner at the Bank Cafe a week plans for the dinner which will ago Sunday evening. I be served to Mill City Volunteer Those present were Mr. and I firemen and their families the Mrs. Florent Fritchtl, Mr. and day following the annual benefit Mrs. Virgil Trout. Mr. and Mrs will be discussed at a Three- Ron Hendrick, Mr. and Mrs Links meeting. Omey Lovell and Mr. and Mrs Plans were discussed for par Claude DeFrates of the Hill- ticipation in the district conven top staff and Mr. and Mrs. Joe tion which will be held at Turner Fritchtl, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Saturday, November 16. Santiam Masser, Mr. and Mrs. Ed will also present an exemplifi Klecker, Mr. and Mrs. Carl cation at the convention. Neunschwander. Mr. and Mrs. Nominations of officers for Dwight Bradley, Mr. and Mrs the ensuing year were read Arlyn Girkholz, Mr alnd Mrs. for the second time with no Warren Stoll and Mr. and Mrs. I new names added. Voting will Eldon Silbemagtl of the Stay- be at the December 1 meeting. ton Market. Marie Stickney was appointed to serve as conductor replac ing Dorothy Vail, who resigned Refreshments were served fol lowing the business meeting with Hattie Cole and Toni ' Thomas on the committee. The lodge room was decorated with many hued autumn leaves and the table decorations also carried out the autumn motif. U Nobody settles daims tastar and more fairly ! Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Tn Rn In Sa1*'* Jaycottos Work On TB Christmas Seals 1 Among those from the Mill City Woman’s club attending the Manon County Federation of Women’s clubs in Salem last week at the Morningside Meth odist church were Mrs. J. C . Kimme], Mrs. Edith Mason, who t is County Federation treasurer, i Mrs. John Swan and Daisy' Geddes. No Dollars Only 42c 42c Dollars Muir’s Bakery MUIR'S BAKERY AND FOUNTAIN You'll Like Our Bakery Goods Phone 897-2136 Mill City, Oregon
