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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1963)
2—The Mill Citv Enterprise, Thursday, lh'< im rm i t r : t i y ¡ Womatà. Paye. Goldie Rambo, Womans Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 t : : tm-t rixtiro. 11 mxixrtt ebs XJ. t IT Woman's Club Has Christmas Party 1963 We appreciate your support and great friendship. May you have a joyous and happy holiday. Mill City Garage Paul Stites Mill City, Ore. Advertising in The Mill Gty Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Cherry’s Cafe SEASON'S GREETINGS May You have a Happy Holiday We will close Dec. 23rd and re open again January 2, 1964. Ph. 897-2214 TMC I «st PROTEIN SHACK On-the-go, on-the-grow youngsters thrive 0/1 ;// PARK MOTEL Gates MALLORIE'S Ä DAIRY Route 2, Box 142, Silverton —I in-w wr XX Married Recently The Mill City Woman's club held their annual Christmas party at the home of Mary Kel ly Tuesday evening with the hol iday atmosphere greatly in evi dence in the basement party room. Members answered roll call by telling of a memorable ex perience during their lives, either during a holiday or other time. Of special interest was Mrs. Q. V. Miller's comments on her years spent in Japan and the quaint customs of the people there. She also mentioned the fact that one does not realize just what Christmas and fam ily as well as America means until that time is spent in a foreign country Mrs Edith Mason conducted a short business meeting before the Christmas party was held, also reading several interesting poems by Tennyson. In charge of the program were Lettie Swan and Ann Primeau with members enjoying the play ing of Christmas bingo. Refreshments were served, carrying out the holiday motif with Helen Kimmel, Nell De Witt and Lettie Cline on the committee. Round Robin Club are Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Davis, Jr., who were Students Tell PTA married Above recently. They are now at home in Mill City where the groom is a partner in Hill Insurance. Mrs. Davis is employed by the First National Bank in Stay Members Of ton.—Steinmont Studio photo. Trip To Mexico Man From School For Mrs. Roy Epperson Blind At Meeting Heads Church Group Coming Year The December meeting of the Santiam PTA was held at the high school library with Mrs. . Dave Bornhardt presiding at the business meeting. Main item on the agenda was the discussion and adoption of the budget for the year. Room count of most parents and teachers present was taken by Mrs. Alice Morrison with the sophomores winning the large stuffed dog whicn goes to the winning class for the month. Mrs. William Learning, pro gram chairman, presented Jay Rasmussen who showed slides of the trip taken last spring by students at Santiam and their chaperones. Those viewing the pictures agreed that it was an outstand ing experience for those taking the trip and one that wolud long be remembered. Coffee and cookies were serv ed by senior room mothers at an informal coffee hour. Phone 873-3801 Hie Marilyn Club met Tuc* day nt the home of Mrs G«well Cree with Mrs Charlie French as co-hoatcss. A covered dish luncheon was served at 12 o'- clock from small tables gaily decorated with the Christmas theme. Mrs. Ili'it Morris presided nt the business meeting 'Hie group voted to give a cash donation to the Ministerial Association to help with the Christmas baske's. Hie next meeting of the club will lie January 28 at the Inane of Mrs. Ernest Graham with Mrs Daniel Kleihegc as co- hostess. Present were Mrs Cora Gold man. Mrs William Shuey, Mrs Bert Morris. Mrs Daniel Klel- hege, Mrs Walter Brisbin, Mrs Ernest Graham, Mrs. Cecil Dike. Mrs Floyd Völkel, Mrs Jack GulUford, Mrs Harry Ma son, Mrs Sylvia 1 »uncan. Mrs Charlie French »nd Mrs. Dw ell Cree. *-■ *------ —- — Agnes Carlson Hosts Hie Round Robin Pinochle members enjoyed their Christ mas ¡»arty and evening of cards at the home of Agnes Carlson Monday evening. The hostess served a dessert before cants were played with a gift exchange held inter in the evening The Carlson h<<ne was decor ated gaily In the Christmas theme and holiday music was played softly throughout the evening High prize was won by Ev elyn Davis; pinochle, Goldie Rambo ami low was received by Marie Stewart. Guests were Sunnie Chance and Frances Alban. The next meeting will tie held January 6 at the home of Eve lyn Davis, a new member NOËL W e wiith you lanting happincNA thin Yule season. Shirley's Beauty Shop Bill Koch Mill City, Or®. The Christian Women's Fel lowship of the Mill City Chris tian church held their Decem ber meeting at the church Wed nesday. A Christmas program was giv en and a planned luncheon was served. Mr. Woodcock, superintendent of the School for the Blind and one of the teachers were present and gave interesting talks about their work. Present besides the speakers were Rev. Jack Mcuser, Mrs John Sims. Mrs Hayes and Carolyn, Mrs. luirry Plotts, Mrs. Milton Roten, Mrs. William Shepherd. Mrs Walter Kay. I Mrs. Richard Freeman. Mrs 1 Una White, Mrs. Gil Duckworth Mrs. Albin Cooper. Mrs. Elmer Shaw, Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson , and Carolyn Podrabsky, The Presbyterian Women’s Association held annual installa tion of officers, as well as ob servation of the Christmas sea son at Fellowhip hall December 12. Officers for 1964 are as fol lows : Administrative Depart ment president. Clara Epper son; vice president. Mrs. Fred Berg; recording secretary, Faye Verbeck ; corresponding sec re tary, Daisy Geddes; and tte as- urer, Mary Tuers Program department chalr- men. Mrs. J. C. Kimmel and Betty Berg; Literature. Dorris Morris; social education and ac tion. Bemadine Flatman; spir itual life, Mrs. Clyde Rogers; missionary education, •Mr» Herbert Schroeder. Christmas Motif Used Fellowship department chair- At Bid or Bunch Party man, Mrs. James Swan; mom- bership, Altha Grimes; ecumen The Bid or Bunch Pinochle ; ical relations, Tena Graham, club members were entertained and evangelism. Mrs. Otto Witt. Monday evening at the home of| World Service chairman. Mrs. Mary Wright with the hostess Floyd Fleetwood; national mis serving a dessert before the ev I sions, Mrs. Richard Cole, also ening of cards. The Wright home was gaily LYONS—Faith Rebekah lodge for ecumenical missions; Chris held their last meeting and tian education. Mrs. John Swan; decorated with tne Christmas Christmas party Wednesday ev sewing and supplies, Ida Fleet- motif and members held a gift 1 ening. The lodge has consolidat wood; Church Service com- exchange during the evening Winning high prize was Jean I ed with Santiam at Mill City, mittee, publicity. Mary Kelly; which saddened the hearts of and Lion Club dinners, Mary Rosamond; pinochle, Betty Pit-1 tarn, and low was received by. several older members, some Tuers. In charge of the impressive Nadine Duggan. | belonging 44 and 55 years. The The next party will be Jnnu- I meeting was presided over by installation ceremony was Clara Swan, with Mrs. Barney Scott ary 6 at the home of Jean Helen Johnston, noble grand. At the social hour they en- acting as installing officer. Dur Rosamond. | joyed the Christmas party with ing the evening’s program, Mrs. a gift exchange of baked goods. Bart Snyder sang a number of Silent sister gifts were given appropriate Christmas solos, ac and names drawn for next year. companied by Jean Scott. Oth Rrefreshments were served by ers assisting in the program as Blanche Wagner, Betty Wagner, readers of the Scripture includ-, and Celene Taylor, who had the ed Mary Tuers. Liz Cole, and 1 tables decorated with holly and Fay Verbeck. Mrs. Herbert Schroeder read poinsettias, with pink and green crepe paper. Cookies were from the World Book of Prayer. | LYONS 'Die December meet- ! brought by each member to and the meeting closed with ing of Lyons Garden club was make up baskets for shut ins at prayer and the singing of a i hold Wednesday afternoon in the hymn. dining hall of the Methodist Christmas time. At the close of the session, the ■ church with Gertrude Weidman Christmas motif was used in > and Rose Bassett as hostesses Engagement of the table decorations and the ’ i They had the room and tables ■ serving of Christmas cookies i decorated in the Christmas mo- Pamela Merry Told Mr. and Mrs. Wilfre3 (Nebs) and coffee by Mrs. Roy Epper ■ tif. The tree was the outstand ing feature with large balls i Merry of Turner and formerly son and Mrs. Charles Kelly. for decorations made by of Mill City are announcing the Mrs. Weidman and her daugh engagement of their daughter. THE MILL CITY ter, Kathryn. Pamela, to Robert L. Ziebert, A short business session was son of Mrs. Ruby Ziebert of Mill ENTERPRISE held with election of officers. City. Miss Merry is now attending a Entered as second class matter Dorothy Downer was elected as business school in Salem and November 10 1944 at the Post president; Alice Huber, vice Mr. Ziebert is employed at Stout Office at Mill City, Oregon un president, and Evelyn Julian secreta ry-t reasurer. Creek Lumber Co at Mehama. der Act of March 3. 1879. Dainty refreshments were ser No date has been set for the ved followed by the annual gift wedding. NATIONAL ioitorial ; exchange and secret pal gifts. I New names were drawn for next year. Each one present brought affiliate member a child's gift, to be sent to the Haven Home near Turner. 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