Mr. iuh I Mr*. Iturncy Mcotl
enjoyed it visit from their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mr» W<-i Doty <>f Sunnyside,
Calif. The Doty * came up Fri
day night and returned Tucsduy.
Mr«. Itlehard (k»l«’ took »
KToup of young people (rum
A thought for the Merit: 'Your Suntlnm High school to Whit
opinion «f other* I* u(H to be worth oollcge lust week for a
their <»p4iilon of you.’
three day stay. Mr. and Mr*.
Cole are both gruduatea of the
school and the young people are
members of the Mill City Pres
byterian church where Mr. Cole
| la pastor. Tliose going were
j Sharon Berg,
Ron Ohmart,
John Kelly, Janice Gordon and
i Ritchie Walker
Your house has
(jone up
in value...
INSURANCE
kept pace?
Better make sur* it has! Pohcb*
you iMiught ■ few yeari bark
may not be adequate to cover
replicrinent eoet of home
and furnishing* at pri-wnt pricra
lx-t u- look your poheiee
over and bring them up to date.
Do It today - tor your own
peace of mind.
HILL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Mr. > um I Mr». Paul tree re
cently visited their daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Hob Cree at Orfino,
Ida., und with Mr. und Mrs.
Joe Cribb* at Enterprise. While
at Enterprise they did some elk
hunting.
Very I Hoover, Civil Defense
director for thia area said that
a nation wide practice alert was
held last 'Dtursduy, November
II at 2:30 p. tn. 'Die practice
alert win given to see it the
oonelrad
alert system was
working efficiently.
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Moore
were in Stuyton this week visit
ing Mrs. Hetty Griffith, who 1s
a patient at Salem Memorial
Visiting nt the home of Mr. hospital.
I and Mra. Gilbert Duckworth
I from Friday until Tuesday were
Mr. and Mr*. Veryl Moberg
Illa brother-in-law and sister, und family were in Ix-bunon
Mr. and Mra Manly Hughes Saturday visiting with Mr. and
from (uolvllle, Wn. Tuesday the Mrs Frank Moore, former Mill
Duckworths took their guests to City resident*.
Gladstone und Portland where
they visited relatives and
Mr*. II. J. Peterson suffered
friends.
u heart attack last week and
Mr. uul Mrs. Rxdwrt Hawke«
arc In California attending fune
ral services for their son-in-law,
who was killed while operating
a tractor. Hr Is adjutant of the
World War I Veterans Post.
Member* of the post «re caring
for tlwlr |>ru|M-rty while they
arc away.
Mr. and Mra. r<l (Wikln* re
ceived word that Mary Jane
Goodloe, American Field Serv
ice director in the Now York
<»ffice, was on a tour of Ore
gon and Washington. She Is
making the trip in her official
capacity and told Mrs. Calkins
stir wiaiJd try to visit the Calk
ins family and Qtris Sorenson,
who la making his home with
them.
was taken to Salem Memorial
hospital. Her condition ha* been
diagnosed as coronary occlusion
•nd she is resting comfortably
according to her nukband Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Jones and Mr
Petervon visited with her at the
hospital on Sunday.
Mr», (laude DeFrate« I* txM'k
on her Job at Hilltop Murket
after a week's absence com
bating a bout with the flu Mrs.
Ann Hirte worked while she was
away.
Mr. *nd Mr*. Cliwrle* Keene
and family of Portland spent the
weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr and Mrs. James
Gordon.
J. C. HUnmed — Bu<l Dav lx
NOTICE—The JV cherrlead-
Owner*
er* need money! We will be at
yuur home Saturday to pick up
Phone 897-2660
returnable hottie* that we can
Mill City, Ore.
sell at stores
47
Mr*. Athol Savage ha* re
turn'd to her home from the
hospital where she recently had
surgery. Mrs. Clyde Golden Is
helping out at the Savage home
while Mra. Savage is convalec-
ing
New Stock Arriving Daily
For Your HOLIDAY SHOPPING
Mm. Ikelli* Hlnre flew fa»
Pendleton Saturday where »he
attended the wedding << her
niece,
Miax Wilma Bryant,
I daughter of Mr and Mr*. Bill
I Bryant, former resident* of
Mill City.
Ladies White Blouses
Mr*. Maggie Shaw suffered a
mild heart attack at her home
early last week. She is reported
to be l>cttcr but is confined to
her bed and will have to take
it easy for awhile.
Short and Long Sleeves
House Coats and Dusters
Fruit of the Loom Sale
Still Going On
490
Ada’s Needle Shop
Regular 59c per yard
NOW
227 S. W. Broadway
Phone 897-2141
MUI City
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Specials For Sunday
Fine Foods - Our Specialty'
ROAST PORK
Sage Dressing
Enjoy Our Choice Steaks -
Fried Chicken - Special Sandwiches
WE WILL CLOSE THANKSGIVING DAY
Cherry’s Cafe
Hwy 22
—
Mr*. Mar Hlllmbuul haa re-
' turned to her work at the Mill
City Pharmacy folkiwing recent
surgery.
Ph. 897-2214
Take the family out
for Thanksgiving!
It's later than you think.
Order your Chn»tmaa card*
now. We have a nice »election
at The Enterprise office. Cbme
in und look through our sample
books A card and price to suit
everyone.
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•">—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1963
Lyons Extension Unit
Sewing Commitee
Talks About Christmas For Mehama Club
LYONS The Lyons Extension Gets Assignment
Unit held th<-lr November meet
ing 'Iliursduy the 14th with an
nil day meeting in tlx- basement
of ,he Metlwxllst Church lx*gln-
ning at 10:30 a. m "Die lexson
for the day was "Twelve fkays
of Christmas" with I/ris Morgan
und Joyce Neal the project lead
ers. A very interesting and im
pressive meeting wa« held with
lots
holiday decorations and
ideas.
Attending were Eleanor I m -
Munyau, Alice Knodell, Rae
Music, Donna Watters, Carol
Arndt, Alice Huber, Dianne Will
iams, Winnie Carpenter, Freda
Wilson. Will* Gibon, Alice Dou
gal, Kathleen Manning, Helen
Jonhsfon, leoa J'tinson, Ixtcille
Huber, Thelma James, Audrey
Sandahi, Alma Olmstead, Mary
f/m Henning. Joyce Ijimbert,
Gladys Edward*, Dorothy Down
er, Flome Rote! Joyce Neal and
lx>i» Morgan A pot luck dinner
was served at the noon hour
Rebekahs Attend
Meeting In Lyons
Several member* of Santiam
Rebekah kxlge visited Faith Re-
lx-kah lodge at Lyons Wednes
day evening to make plans ba
the visit of the president of the
Rxdx-kah Assembly in Mill City |
December 4.
Those going to Lyons were
Rachel Olmstead. Gladys Ma
son. Daisy Gedde*. Ida Fleet
wood, Toni Thomas and Blanche
Sy verson.
Faith will present the tableaus
of the kxlge, based on the 23rd
Psalm during the evening. It
will be a regular meeting night
for Santiam.
Both lodges will Join in pre
senting a tribute to Barta Bag-
ley, president. Serving on »he
committee from Faith are Mild
red Carr and Helen Johnston
and from Santiam Faustina
Nesbitt and Rachel Olmstead.
MEHAMA--The Women» So
ciety of the Mehama church
met In the Fellowship roam
Thursday evening, November
14 The Sewing committee re-1
ported that the 1963 assignment
had been sent and that the new
assignment for 1964 had been
received. It was decided not
to have a meeting in December •
unless one was especially need
ed. 14 was reported that the
traveling basket had been start
ed. The Society 1* planning to
sponsor a series <A morning cof
fees non after the first of the
year.
Refreshment* of cookie* and
tea were served to the members
present.
Whv Dont YOl Nutmeribe to
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SPICE Pl DOING RECIPE
This is the reetp» tor the des
sert which was served by the
Committee at the reception
I
given honoring the teachers
of the canyon by the Masonic
Ijodge Monday evening,
tablespoons butter.
\ CUp white sugar.
l'-i cup« flour
I1* teaspoons soda.
14 teaspoons baking powder
2/3 teaspoon cinnamon.
\ cup sweet milk
1H teas|M*>ns vanilla
IV* cups raisins.
1 cup chopped walnut meats
Cream butter and sugar. Sift
dry ingredients and add alter
nately with milk. Add vanilla
raisins and nuts. Mix and pour
into buttered baking pan 8"xl4”
and 2” deep. Be sure pan is
deep enough or It will run over
in your oven.
Have ready a sauce made as
follows:
l’i cups brown sugar.
3 cups boiling water.
3 tablespoons butter.
Stir until butter melts and
pour over batter and bake at
350* for 30 minutes.
This recipe will serve 15.
Septic Tank Service
Reasonable Rates
l’h. Mill City 897-226«
Roast Turkey
now
for your
reservation
Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Vegetable Salad
Hot Rolls
Pie or Ice Cream
Complete Dinner
$1.45
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Mehama, Oregon
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