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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1966)
Jayceettes Meet at 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 8, 190« fyJoMUMb ßcUf& Mrs. Virgil Schuetz Class A Golf Winner Day’s Play at the Santiam Women’s Golf club was Low Net with Class A winner Mrs. Virgil Schuetz with 37. Class B winner was Mrs. L. A. Smith with a 37 and Mrs. Douglas Heater won the Class C with a 43. Mrs. Ed Novak was winner with a 35 and Mrs. Floyd Pflug had a 36. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Carolyn Kay Davenport and John Gerald Meuser Married Here Sunday Engagement Told Is a busy signal clowning around with your profits? Don't let it Mr. Businessman! A second telephone line in your place of business can pay for itself in added sales volume for you. A free telephone facilities survey will prove it to you. Call our business office today. Valley Telephone Co Serving Mill City, Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner i arfr fwodn si liniuw i ¡¡% f \ - » Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bassett are announcing the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Sharon Bassett, to Larry Vet ters. Mr. Vetters is at Ft. Hood, Texas where he is stationed with the Army and Miss Bas sett is presently employed in Portland. Both young people are graduates of Santiam High school. No date has been set for the wedding. A pretty late summer wed- —----------------------------------- ding Sunday, Sept. 4 at the at the waist with self-fabric First Christian church in Mill I bows, front and back. Her City, was that of Miss Carolyn small hat was an open pill «*” - Kay Davenport to John Ger I box of white satin with rose ald Meuser. The 3 o’clock applique and seed pearls, Her ceremony was performed by veil was of silk illusion, The the groom’s father, the Rev. bridal bouquet was white Jack C. Meuser. rosebuds and mums tipped The bride is the daughter of with blue. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Daven Honor attendant was Miss port and was given in mar Christine Story, wearing a riage by her father. light blue chrystaline fabric The church was decorated dreas designed similiar to that in the wedding colors of blue, of the bride. Her bouquet was white and pink with large large white mums, with blue bouquets of white mums and ribbon streamers. pink ribbon roses accented Bridesmaids were Miss with blue ribbon. The pews Lynne Law of Corbett, wear were marked with the pink ing an aqua blue chrystaline roses centered with white dress. Her bouquet was of bows. white murrvi with aqua rib Playing the wedding music bon. Miss Sue Davenport of was Mrs. Don Williams, and Springfield, cousin of the singing "Entreat Me Not to bride, wore a pale green chry Leave Thee” and “The Lord’s staline dress with a white Prayer” was Miss Lynne Law. mum corsage with green rib The bride, escorted to the bon. altar by her father, wore a Best man for his brother gown of white satin, fitted bodice, with ankle length bell was Ellis Meuser with Lind skirt with lace rose applique. say Davenport, brother of the Reembroidered seed pearls bride, and Gary and Mark accented the scoop neckline. Meuser, brothers of the The full train was caught groom, serving as ushers. For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Davenport selected a three piece wool knit suit of flamingo red. Her corsage was white rosebuds with pink rib bon streamers. The groom’s mother selected a three piece wool knit suit of shaded blue. Her corsage was also white rosebuds with blue ribbon streamers. A reception followed the ceremony in the Church So cial room with the wedding colors used for decorations. The serving table was cen tered with an arrangement of pink and white gladiolus. Cutting the bride’s cake was Mrs. Bessie Ellis, of Jerome, Idaho, grandmother of the groom and Mrs. Art Baley, aunt of the bride. Pouring was Mrs. Walter Rue, also an aunt of the bride. Assisting was Mrs. Clinton Bennett of Foster. For the wedding trip to the Meuser summer home in Ida ho the bride wore an A-line dress of white lace lined with red. Her accessories were white and she wore the rose bud from her bridal bouquet. The young couple will be in Eugene after Sept. 12 where he will attend the U of O and she will be employed as an office clerk. Both young peo ple are graduates of Santiam High school and she attended the U of O last year and he was a student at Northwest Bible college. 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Chance of Albany, Mary Barnes of Molalla, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hein.d, Anita and Robin of Molalla, Capt. and Mrs. Vernan Chance and three daughters of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chance and two daughters and Carl Chance of Mill City and Ver non (Otis) Chance of Hunts ville, Ala. Vernon, who had flown in from Alabama earlier In the week, visited several days in Molalla, going on to California, following the pic nic to spend the rest of his vacation with friends and rel atives. The human race will be greatly improved when men attend to the business of im proving themselves. Girod Home Sept. 1 The September 1 meeting of the Mill City Jayceettes was held at the home of Nan cy Girod. It was planned to have a tea to show Christmas cards and other items to be sold by the club later in the fall. Oth er groups in town will be asked to attend. The Jayceettes have done a lot of work this summer on their Hillside Improvement project and will soon cover the shrubs with sawdust to protect them from winter weather. Prizes were won during the evening by Jan Waikart and Paula Grant. Following the business meet refreshments were served by the hostess to Louann Goffin, Jan Waikart, Paula Grant, Veryl Lindsay, and Sharon Hird. Garden Club To Meet At Gates Clubhouse The Mill City Garden club will meet Thursday, Sept. 8 at the Gates Community club house. Hostess for the 1:00 p. m. dessert luncheon will be Mrs. Jesse Haywood and Mrs. Ace Underwood. Mrs. Wilbur Harlan will make the flower arrangement for the month and Mrs. Char lie French will make the ta ble arrangement for the month. Mrs. Harvey Tolbert will give a talk on “Birds”. A report on the recent flo wer show will be given. Detroit Teachers Have Get Acquainted Party DETROIT — A “get ac quainted” potluck luncheon was held Thuqsday evening at Mongold State park for em ployees and their families of Detroit school. The event was sponsored by the District’s Board of Education. Everyone had a good time, including a swarm of hungry yellowjack ets who unceremoniously crashed the party. The persis tant little greedy creatures had no manners, period! Six new teachers have join ed the district’s teaching staff. They are: Ron Wilkerson, Klamath Falls, elementary principal, and 7th and 8th grade teacher, Mrs. Fern Slet- to, Lyons; 3rd grade, Miss Cecilia Daughtery, Woodburn, 4th grade; Mrs. Carol Hend rickson, McKinzie Bridge, 6th grade; and two high school teachers. Miss Nina Johnson, Huntington, Ore., and Mr. Joe Zelfer, Scapoose. Eastern Star To Meet Monday Night Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES will hold their first meet ing of the fall on Monday ev ening, Sept. 12. A potluck din ner will be served at 6:30 p. m. with Mrs. Merle Garton, Mrs. Steve Chudzenskl, Mrs. Al Yankus and Mrs. William Metteer serving on the re freshment committee. This will be the first meet ing for the officers who were installed July 10. Mrs. Merle Garton is the worthy matron and Merle Garton worthy pat ron. MEHAMA By Mrs. John Teeters Mrs. Jennie Moe visited dur ing the weekend with her daughter’s family the Joe Jones’ of Klamath Falls when she went to attend the wed ding of her granddaughter, Ruth Ellen Jones on Satur day evening, August 27. Also going down for the wedding were Mrs. Larry Kimsey and daughters, Susan and Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Norton received word from their daughter’s family S/Sgt. and Mrs. Allan McDonald and three children that they had arrived safely in Germany. The family flew from Ft. George Meade, Md., to Frank fort, Germany and from there went to Kassell, where Sgt. McDonald will be stationed Mrs. McDonald said that they had a beautiful four bedroom apartment all furnished and that they were real close to the schools for the children. Mrs. Henry Kornmann of Vancouver, Wn., visited Mon day, August 29 with her mo ther, Mrs Jennie Moe and her sister, Mrs. Larry Kimsey. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Branch spent last weekend camping at the coast and they also visited a short time with brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Siewert at Neotsu. Sunday afternoon guests at the Branch home were her two sisters, Mrs. William Holfuss of Lebanon and Mrs. Eva Parrish of Junc tion City. Mrs. Parrish re mained for a few day’s visit Mrs. David Blum, Judy and Jimmy joined her brother’s family the T. W. Smiths of Turner when they all visited with relatives in Tacoma dur ing the Labor Day weekend. Edward Davenport is en joying a 14-day leave from the Army, visiting with relatives and friends here. He will re port back to Ft. Riley, Kan., for a new assignment when his leave is over. The Mehama firemen were called Thursday evening to the Bob Rogers home below town to check on an over heated oil stove. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Titze spent a couple of days last week camping on the Metolius riv er. Dennis Teeters, who was on a few day’s leave at his home in Albany from the Air Base at Mountain Home, Ida., vis ited with relatives here a short time the first of the week. Mrs. Donald Teeters and son, Bruce, spent most of the Labor Day wekend visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris McDonald at Glide. Farewell Party for Mrs. Marge Hudgins DETROIT—A potluck fare well picnic luncheon honor ing Mrs. Marge Hudgins of Breitenbush Hot Springs was held Sunday afternoon at the Springs. Attending besides the hon ored guest were Mabel Poncia, Pearl Geibeler, Hilda Dickie, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Oja, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Champion, Ted Gehlen and Eric Petersen. 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