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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1963)
r-awrsurn- R WARTS! Amazing Compound Dissolves Common Wart» Away Without Cutting or Burning Doctors warn picking or scratch ing at warts may cause bleeding, spreading. Now amazing Com pound Vv* penetrates into warts, destroys their cells, actually melts warts sway without cutting or burning. Painless, colorless Compound IV, uses! as direct <si. removes common warts safely, effectively, leaves no ugly sc.ira. The Jaycettes held their last meeting at the home of Paula Grant with each member bring ing their own material for mak ing door wreaths. Carol Smith presided at the business meeting when it was decided to have a children's party Friday, December 13 at the Ja.vcee hall for members' children. Winning door prizes at the meeting were Clcta Wills and Carol Smith. There was 100*" attendance at the meeting. The next regular meeting will be at the home of Betty Shaw. lì SHOP HERE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS We have a wonderful stock of SKIRTS and SWEATERS BLOUSES and DUSTERS GOWNS and PAJAMAS Ada’s Needle Shop Phone 897-2141 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City Tug PROTEIN SNACK On-the-go, on-the-grow youngsters thrive on /// time for the it Mallorie's We handle all dairy products. For borne delivery call 897-3417. Leave orders at tbe PARK OAK ALL JERSEY Route 2, Box 142, Silverton Phone 873-3801 MALLORIE'S Christmas Pieces of Antique Glass or China are always Welcome Gifts. Our stock is large and varied. Prices are low Anyone telling us of this advertisement will be given a 15'c discount on any article in the shop between now and Christmas Eve. ANTILLES 140 17tli N. E. Salem, Oregon ARE THERE DANGEROUS GAPS” IN YOUR AUTO INSURANCE? --------- --------------- Jerry Pittam Insurance li Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 Mill City FOR SAFECO’S COMPLETE AUTO POLICY THAT LETS YOU RELAX... ssi/es Money Too! ■AFÉCO Don’t wait for an accident to reveal dangerous gaps in your auto coverage. Call your Safeco Agent today! He can make •are 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. : r.i : 1 : : r ; i i : r : 11 : : : : 11 : nir Womani Paxje 2—Tin* Mill (’it) Enterprise, TliurMliy. !»«•<’. 12, IW3 RAMBO’S RAMBLINGS It« <• iliilr l<;i> ih" One thing nl««it mai l led men A rainy, Monday afternoon ii mine Is completely worthless time ot collh'inplatloll mid le Even the worst can »vi vo as a flection seasons changing I h « hotrlhli* example. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 pace getting more frantic as the Bill a husband ami wife have aeaxxtz xxzxxLX.xjaxErALt4ua : : xxexxlx .: xx : LXisM»‘-utxxju.xaxj,t i : :ix xx a gü holiday* rapidly draw nearer a lot In common lie gets Into I don't nee«! that voice on tin* the dirt in the garoeil and she radio to tell me there are only gels the dirt over the garden fn9Ogen.en> fo/d umpteen shopping days left un fence. til Oiristmas as I avoid look ing at tlu* calendar. I was saying to a friend tlu* other «lay that I wish«*«! tin* month of liecemlwr was over ami she said "stop wishing your life away.” Well December being my Mrs. Barta Bagley, president Th«* Mill City Garden cinti of the Rebekah Assembly of held its annual Christmas party birth month It Is going to slip Oregon from Springfield. |«ai«i TTiursday at the home of Mrs. by anyhow. her official visit to Santiam R«*- Unveil Cree with Mrs. Hollis I was listening to Sophie bekah kxige and Faith Rebekah Turnidge as co-hostcss. lodge at a joint meeting held The 1 o'clock dessert luncheon TYickcr tlu* other evening «in TV at the IOOF hall in Mill City ; was served from small tables (what a gal* and she certainly Wednesday evening. cover«*«! with Christmas cloths hit th«* time passing lilt "right Official confirmation of the and center«*«! with red candles in on the nos«».'' 'ITien* simply isn't consolidation of Faith Rebekah holly holders. Hi«* rooms of tlu* time to do al! we slsxikl do loiig«* with Santiam was made Cre«> home wen* gaily decorated tiecause we never know when our really sliori span on earth on December 3; however Faith with Christmas decorations. will meet for the last time this Following th«* luncheon n will be over And wouldn't it In* a wumb'rful week to conclude official busi- short business meeting was ness. held Mrs. Daniel Kk'lhegt* gave world It w«« could s|x*nd that Florist Er Nursery Presiding over the meeting th«* following tribute in memory time constructively and lend a I were Ann Primeau, noble grand 31'» 11. 11 ashing ton St. Mr. an«! Mrs Bonnie Whitsett of our late president. John F. helping hand to the fellow that of Santiam and Helen Johnston, are announcing the engagement Kennedy: "Since our last m«*et- is down ami less fortunate than nobl«’ grand of Faith. of their daughter. Sharon Ann ing in November our nation has ourselves but being human w< There were visitors present to Howard Hopkins, son of Mr. stiffen'd a stunning blow. I have a tendency to beconn* u from Eva Rcb«*kah kxige in and Mrs. Glen Hopkins of Scio want to pause a moment and little self centered Stayton. Juanita laxigv o t Miss Whitsett is a graduate ot think about it b»*fore we have Ijist year I absolutely ignore«! i Springfield, Redmond. Wash.; Santiam High school and is n<n« our business meeting and Xmas Sl.ltó tan Ritmi icn Lady Smith. Wisconsin; and San attending OCE. [tarty. With th«* rapid news me New Year’s Resolutions Leandro, Calif. SI..Mi He is a graduate of Scio High dia the American public realized her«* It Is several weeks tn go llentlierx Mrs. George Stinger, a mem school and is now employed at what hud happened to us with nnd I am full of gmx! resolve $2.25 ber of the California kxige, mav at a Lebanon Plywood Mid. in minutes. Rcgantlcss <4 pol will have to have a prodder ot 1/ «li*ax living in Mill City attended as No date has been set tor the itical affiliation or religious some kind ns I mi doubt will ( Tiristiiuts Party Spc« lai*. did Mr. ami Mrs. Bob St Elmo, wedding. creed, race or color, the citizens nce«i constant reminding Well, it doesn't hurt to try! $1.(81 and l'p. members of the Cottage Grove <>f tlu* United Stale figuratively kxige. now living at Gates. fell to their kner» so recently Choi«*«* f 'eruiulcx And now for the brighter si«!«* Mrs. Mattie Root, from the Father-Daughter ( we have had sentiment manifest imrticularly on marriage All Frrxh Howww Wisconsin lodge, also living at Banquet Date Set ■ that G«xi stHMild tie left out of I A man who gives In when he's Gates has been a faithful San Mrs. James Minty of the Wil- many things What a pity that wrong is wise, a man who gives I Open 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. tiam ”ad«>pted” members. lamette area Camp Fire Girls we staiuld lie brought to our Including Sunday Faith and Santiam partici council in Salem was present senses by Die loss ot our Chief in when he is right Is married Any guy who figures marriage 1 pated in impressive presenta at the last meeting of thè Mill Executive? !44 Block IV. Stayton Uy. Is a 50-50 proposition «iocsn't j tions of the 23rd Psalm and the City Camp Fire Leader » asso- John F Kennedy was a re- Ph. Stayton 7IW-253I understand one of two things. , Obligation ceremony. Mrs Flor ciation at thè hcxnc of Mrs. i ligious man On Sunday the ence Branch erf Faith was in Irving Steers. whole work! knew where to fin«! fractions or women. charge of the rites. A noon pot-luck was a feature him. What we need to pray for x unique tribute to Mrs. Bap of the meeting with Mrs. Minty now is that we as a nation will ley, arranged by Faustina later showing the leaders vari- follow his example and not Nesbitt and Mildred Carr, was ous Christmas craft ideas forget in a few days, go back participated in by both lodges. which they could share with to our pettiness, hatre«! an«l pre Mrs. Bagley was also presented their groups. judice. a gift from the lodges. At the death of Abraham Lin February 14 was the The president presented Mrs. set for the annual Father-Daugh coln, Secretary Scranton said: Elsie Folsom, district deputy ter dinner and will be called a "N«nv he belongs to th«* ages. from Stayton with a seal of per "Date With Dad.” It will be held The same can be said of John fection for the unwritten work at the Mill City Grade school. F. Kennedy. Th* Bible says in "Fine Foods - Our Specialty of the order. Present for the meeting were Psalm 55. "Blessed Is tin* Na Installation of new officers for Mrs. Dale Brosig. chairman; tion Whose G«xi is th«- laird.” Enjoy Our Choice Steaks - the lodge will be held shortly Mrs. Frank Crowthers. Mrs. This is our Challenge today. after the first of the year. Tak s. i i 'tz--. Mrs. Irving Steen, The United States of America - Fried Chicken - ing the chair as noble grand Mrs. Howard Morrison, Mrs. must show to the world that a will be Otto Koeneke. one of Ralph Budlang, Mrs. Midge nation founded on religious pre - Special Sandwiches - the few men in the entire order King. and Mrs. Minty, cepts has a strength and faith to serve in that capacity; vice The next meting will be Jan- unshaken, even as we "walk grand, Mary Stickney; record uary 7 at the home of Mrs. Dale through the Valley ot the ing secretary. Ida Fleetwood ; Brosig. Shadow.” financial secretary, Toni Thom- "Blessed is the Nation. Whose Hwy 27 — Ph. 897-2214 as. and treasurer. Daisy Ged- God is the Lord.” Mrs. Wilson Stevens des. Folkiwing the business mcet- It was announced that a new Hosts Lyons WSCS ing the group sung Christmas Rebekah lodge at Idanha-De carols and Mrs. Kleihege rend Mrs. Wilson Stevens was host troit was in the process of be the Christmas story from the ing formed with the members ess for the meeting of the Wom second Chapter of I-uke. Mrs. and Santiam to assist in any en’s Society of Christian Serv Edith Mason read "The Legend ice held at the home of Mrs. way possible. of the Black Mad.mnn," by Mar The lodge hall and dining Mac Mormon on Tuesday after garet T. Applegrath. room were beautifully decorated noon. It was voted to send a Each member brought a Ease your mind. Get welcome relief with flowers in yellow and donation to the Methodist Home Christmas gift to be sent to the with tpetial woman'» medicine in Salem and to tnc Lavinia brown tones representing the Young Community Turner Memorial Home Gifts do-take a special woman’s colors Mrs. Bagley has selected Wallace were also exchanged. medicine l ydia E. Pinkham for the year. Yellow to represent Center at Nome, Alaska as a Mrs. Curtis Cline received the \ t«»t•!.- < o p. ind — devel- to warmth of the sun and brown Christmas Kitt, Plans were door prize, a pink poinsettia. Don't drend those seemingly op«'<! by n woman sp«>cially to for the earth tones. Her emb made for the next meeting endless years of misery arid help women by relieving such Th» January meeting will I m * lem. the butterfly was also used which will be held in the fire on the 9th at the home of Mrs discomfort, of suddi-n hot functionally caused female place room at the church. This in decorations and in her tri flushes, waves of weakness ami distress. James Swan with Mrs. Herbert will be the Christmas party. irritability. There is a special bute. In doctors’ tests woman after Schroeder and Mrs. Harvey Each one is to bring a gift to woman's medicine which can woman fount! that Pinkham’s A profusion ot flowers in hang Tolbert as co-hostesscs. Chris relieve those heat waves, Weak Commiund gave druniatic help ing baskets were arranged un i be sent to the State Hospital in ' tian Sorensen. AFS exchange ness, nervousness, so you can to all this without costly shots. der the wall lights in the lodge 1 Salem. The date for the annual i student, will be the guest speak enjoy life again. 81 that you Irritability in soothed, hot roomh, adding a great deal of ; tamale sale was set for Thurs- er. can or.ee more I m * an af? < tion- flashes subside. So don’t nit ami 1 day, January 23. attractiveness. at<* wife nnd mother. Present for the Christmas brootl nnd feel unable to help At the close of the meeting Ann Primeau, noble grand, If you an* going through tho yourself. You can feel better. party were: Mmes. Daniel I Christmas cookies and coffee arranged the dining room decor change, don’t despair. Do ns Get gentle Lydia E. Pinkham Kleihege, Curtis Cline, Jesse countless thousands of « <>• i< n ations and Gladys Mason, dis I were served to Mmes. Elmer Underwood, James King, Louis ' »1 '■ ' ■ np io I t «Iny. trict deputy president arranged | Wilson, Leonard Cruson. War- Verbeck. Walter Thomas, J. C. The gentle medicino w ./h the gentle name LYDIA E PINKHAM I ren Edwards, Clyde Bressler. the lodge hall decorations. Kimmel. Floyd Fleetwood. Hur On the serving committee I Mac Mormon. Glenn Juliun, ry Mason, James Swan, Ernest Charles Cruson. Roy Felton, were Norma Penrr-ngton ana Graham, Charles Dolezal, Ac< Alice Huber of Lyons and Faus Mrs. Alice Huber and the host Underwood, Wendell H <• 1 1 <• r. ess, Mrs. Stevens. tina Nesbitt and Rachel O,._ Martin Hansen. Kenneth Corn Mead. ing. George Stinger. Otto Witt, The next meeting will be De Fred Grimes, Q. V. Miller, Paul cember 18 when a special If you’re too far away Rossi» r, Roger Nelson. Horace Christmas program will I m * a McCarley, Hollis Turnidge, and to just drop in... , feature of the evening. Lowell Cree. ¡ribute To Kennedy Assembly President Makes Visit to Rebekah Lodge Given At Garden Club Meeting RALEIGH HAROLD WORRIED? NERVOUS Over Change-of-Life? Women Read Food Ads— Research shows that 8 out of 10 women read newspaper ads before their supermarket trips. Two out of three women check their pantry before shopping, and six out of 10 maxe up a written shopping list. These were some of the salient pre liminary findings based on a study for the Bureau of Adver tising and involving Interviews with women in 40 cities through out the country. The findings further disclosed that nine exit of 10 shoppers buy one or more of the items advertised, 75% are interested in food recipes In newspapers, and 60% clip re cipes. Fistula — Fissure Prolapse — You can relax when you’re covered by Nobody settles daims faster and more fair Ivi : ; (berry’s Cafe MOTEL Gates IKIIIi-IT II : Jayceetes Plan Party For Children Dec. 13 Itching — Thrombosis, etc. Seldom any loss of time. No Hospital Operation 7%. It'D. 1144 Center S*. — Salem, Ore. liable«, Horn al Siintliiin '1 ■ Kiriul lloxoital. Stavton Bom November 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Olson of Stay ton a son, Timothy Martin, weighing 7 pounds 8% ounces. Bom November 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Jose Rodriguez of Rt. 1, Turner a son, Gilberto, weigh ing 7 pounds 3% ounces. Bom December 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stanley Rudy of Jef ferson a son, Chartes Julian, who weighed 8 pounds 12% oun ces. Bom Decern lier 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Eugene Spaniol of Stayton a daughter, Karin Eliza beth, weighing 6 pounds 11% ounces. Ever spill liquid contents of a salad mold while carrying it to the refrigerator? Or have you poured gelatin into a mold and find it’s too large or small? New standardized molds will have capacity marks in cups or pints. You’ll appreciate the ! fact that the fill line is about I one-fourth inch from the top | to give a margin of safety in handling. Stayton Group Entertains OES Marilyn Chapter No. 115 OES met Monday evening, En- tcrtainmmt was furnished by the "Hungry Five" from Stayton High school. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Garton, members, were reported to still be in Santiam Memorial hos pital follow a car accident Fri day night. Sylvia Duncan and Elsie Völkel were also reported to be ill. The Chapter was invited to attend a reception Sunday in Salem at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rupp, 1030 16th St., from 2 to 4:30 in honor <rf their 25th wedding anniversary. TTie district meeting was an nounced for Tuesday, January 7 at Stayton with a practice to be held Sunday afternoon, Jan uary 5 at 2 p. m. at Stayton. Following the meeting the men of the chapter served refresh ments. Members brought canned food and gifts for memben of the Masonic and Eastern Star home at Forest Grove. LET YOUR TELEPHONE TAKE YOU THEREI Pressed for time? Frustrated by distance? Your long distance telephone lets you visit anyone, anywhere, anytime. Take the telephone route often. It gets you there faster and for less money than anything else. Valley Telephone Co. Serving Mill City, Aumsville. Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner
