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Mill City
Louann Goffin
Entertains Jaycettes
Louann Goffin
entertained
members of the Jaycettes at her
home at their regular meeting
Carol Carson was elected to
I fill the unexpired term at Varyl
Lindsay, who resigned as secre­
tary recently There was some
discussion regarding a party
for the children at Christmas
time with exchange gifts to
be given. Decision on this was
tabled until the next meeting
Plans tor an April installation
meeting were discussed and it
was decided to hold it on a
Sunday and will feature a bar-
becue Luau
Members were reminded to
bring their own materials Io
make Christmas decorations to
the next meeting.
Winning the door prizes were
Ckrol
Lieuallen
and Carol
Smith. The enxt meeting will be
at the home of Paula Grant.
Present at the Goffin home
were Carol Lieuallen. Carol
j Smith. Paula Grant. Carol Car-
i son. Betty Shaw. Very! Lindsey.
1 Maurita Dav is and Jan Waikart
Mrs. Ed Stier
Honor Guest at
Bridal Shower
Mabel Yankus
Entertains Club
Mr. and Mrs J mi H««>wr
were compietrty surprised Sun
day atteri***! when a group <rf
friends arrived with a potluck
(tinner and gave them a t*«io'­
warming" in their new 1* me A
gift at money wo prrsenled the
Hoovers«
Attend ng the party were Mr
and Mrs Joon Wills Mr
ami
Mrs Ik*> Carson and son. Mr
and Mrs Nell Davis. Mr amt
Mrs Warren G«d!in. Mr and
Mrs Ron I-indaey and hi» bro­
ther. Mr and Mrs Umlo’y and
daughter from Ixbazxm Mr amt
Mrs Gary IJeualien Mr amt
Mrs Verne Shaw and Mr amt
Mrs Maynard Smith.
The R«*ind Robin Pinochle
club met at the home of Mabel
Yankus Monday evening with
the hostess serving a dessert at
7:30.
Guests for the evening were
Ruth Ttohl. Frances Alban. Eve­
lyn Davis and Naoma Vndrr-
wood
Winning huh prize was R*we
Haywood; poux-tnr. Agnes Cari
sun. and low prise
_____ was received
D*i Msri«regor
The next meeting «ill be a
Mr. and Mr*
M»lhl«
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Christmas parti and gtft ex­ from Salem were vUikirs Friday
change at the home c< Agne« at the home of her brother.
Orbsun. December 16
George Cree
GATES A bridal shower hon­
oring Mrs Ed Stier ( Marcia
Bamhardt! was given Friday
eveaing at the Gates Women s
clubhouse Hostesses were Mrs.
Barbara Pennick. Mrs Gwen
Schaer. Mrs Elsie Völkel and
Mrs Richard Parker A holiday
atmosphere was created through
the decorations don«’ by Mrs
Elsie Völkel. A holly arrange­
ment on the fireplace mantel
featured a madonna and six
vigil lights
The buffet table
was spread with a pink table­ Eastern Star To
cloth with American Beauty Meet Monday Night
rose strips through it. On this
Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OfS
a silver bowl filled with Christ­
will meet Monday evening. IV-
mas greens and pink and rose
ermber 9 it J p m in the IIMJF
balls was flanked by tall silver
hall «¡th Mrs Dorothy Peterson
candelabra with pink candles
worthy matron and Floyd John­
The pink ard rose balls and
son. worthy patron presiding
holly were repeated on tabl«-s
A Christmas program will be
around the room Refreshments
presented Members are re­
were served following the open­
minded to bring canned goods
ing of gifts. Aunts of the bride.
for the Masonic and Eastern
Betty Pittam Hosts
Mrs. Carmen Bamhardt and
Mrs. Edna Henderson poured. Star Home at Forest Grove.
Bid or Bunchers
Following the meeting refresh­
Attending were Mmes Audrey-
The Bid or Bunch Pinochle Levon and Lon. Maud«’ Davis, ments will be sein'd by the
club members were entertained Dorothy Newberg, and Toni. men of the chapter with Jack
Monday evening at the home of Ellen Rust. Alice Watson. Ruby Gullifurd as chairman
All members of the Eastern
1 Betty Pittam with the hostess Watson, Fred Stone. Joan Cros
| serving a dessert before the sler nad Nancy. Olive Barn- Star living in this area arc in­
vited to attend the meeting Mon­ i
ev enmg of cards.
nardt. Burnell Miles. Carmen
Guests were Susie Stewart Bamhardt and Lisa. J. E. Hay­ day evening
| and Esther Cline, who received wood. George Stafford. Mary
kw prize. Elsie Ohmart re- Wilson. Joe Bentley. Eva Bam­
i eeived high and Helen Ellingson hardt. Leah St. John. Edna Prideauxs Announce
I and Edna Lady tied for the . Henderson.
Lucille
Tucker, Engagement of
. pinochle prize.
Lang Stafford. Geneva Ball,
The next meeting will be a and Miss Penny Newberg.
Daughter, Jeanne
1 Christmas party at the home of
Sending gifts but unable to
LYONS Mr and Mrs John;
! Mary Wright. December 16.
‘ attend were Mmes
Richard Prideaux are announcing the
Parker Betty Dickie. Mildred engagement of their daughter.
I Worleys Entertain
Britton. Doramae Kadine Judy Miss Jeanne Pndeaux to John
Conrad Velma Carey. Beulah Etter, son of Mr and Mrs Or­
At Youth Center
' Bowes. Joanne Schaer, Betty ville Etter of Eugene.
Mr and Mrs M W. Worley Kelle. Eva Myers. Kay Huel-
I The announcement was made
. and family arranged a surprise hausen. Margaret Rush. Shir­
at a candie-passing ceremony at
family re-union and birthday ley Swaim and Miss Sharon ;
Highland House. U of O. on
I
i party at the youth center dur- Whitsett.
Monday evening. Ncnembrr IS
■ ing the Thanksgiving holidays.
The bride is the daughter Both are attending the univer­
Particularly
honored were of Mr and Mrs A. T. Bam­
ity. Miss Pndeaux is a junior
Mrs Worley s parents. Mr and hardt and the groom the son <4
majoring in psychology and se­
Mrs M. L. Smith of Marion. Mrs. Eiieene Stier of Mulino.
condary education and Mr Et­
Mrs. Smith was observing her The couple is living in Müwauk-
ter is a senior majoring in land­
73rd birthday anniversary.
¡ ie until the first of the year scape architecture
There were 41 other relatives when they will move to Corvallis
No date has been set for the
j^esent. coming from Portland. to^mi ttiir riizdies atOSU.
wedding.
Albany and California
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Jim Hoovers
Surprised At
Housewarming Sun.
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Inciudinit Sunday
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Deanha PTA Dinner
Financial Success
DETROIT The regular meet-1
! mg iif the Deanha 1TA wax held ,
Thursday Mr» Maycl Coken-
ours third grade room present-1
xi a Thanksgiving program.
President Howard Drago an l
nounced the recent dinner show ,
ed a profit of $257.41. and Mrs >
Dorothy Williamson announced
there were now 84 members
A motion was made to hold
the PTA scholarship for two
years, if the student winning
the scholarship wasn't going to
attend college immediately after
completing high school. A se­
cond motion was made to leave
the scholarship as is. This mo- j
lion earned.
The third grade room won th«- |
room count.
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The Junior girl* in Home Ec |
I are serving a buffet dinner Wed- I
nesday evening at the Home Ec
house. The class has invited the
school tx>ard members and
wives, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. l.rw-
ellen. Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Boroughs, and Mr. and Mrs Lee
I Ross.
Study and class work on the
I preparation and serving meals
I has been the primary program
i for this term at the Home Eco-;
I nomics House.
Garden Club To
Meet at Cree Home
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$89.95
HOOVER
Steam or Dry I ron
Stainless Steel Sole Plate
NOW
$16.95
PICTURES
Now From
Junior Girls To
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LIVING ROOM
Reduced 25%
Yulekake - Christmas Bread
Holiday - Decorated Cakes
STAYTON
367 N. 3rd Ave.
769-5216
2 Floors to Shop
We Give and Redeem Thrifty Green Stamps
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The Mill City Garden club will i
meet Thursday, December 5 at |
the home erf Mrs. Lowell Oee
205 S. E. Kingwood, for a 1
o'clock dessert luncheon with
Mrs. Hollis Tumidgv as co­
hostess. A Christmas program
will be presented.
Members are reminded to |
bring a gift to be sent to the
guests at
Turner
Memorial
Home and also a "white ele-
phant" gift for the club mem-
bers gift exchange.
Members not planning to at-
tend are asked to call one of the
hostesses.
Mrs. Ed fwlkina and Gene
and Chris Sorensen spent from
Friday until Sunday visiting
with relatives in Olympia. Wn.
While there they visited with a
family from Denmark with re-1
latives in Chris’ hometown of i
Esbjerg. Chris has been en­
joying visits in Mill City with 1
Sig Jepsen, who is a native of,
Esbjerg. Denmark and Chris
Ixxiahl. who is also from I Jen-'
mark.
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Fresh Made
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