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2—Tlie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 10, I960 Eppersons Return 3 DAY HOLIDAY IN PORTLAND From Motor Trip SAVE THIS COUPON i I I I I I i I I I I t I i Mr. and Mrs. Roy Epperson returned home last week from a 7,000 mile trip which took them across the country to Alabama where they visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Epperson. Their first stop was in Po catello, Idaho where they vis ited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Edeen. From there they visited with relatives and friends in Kansas and Mis souri and Texas City. After leaving Alabama they took a tour of Yosemite Park in California and visited with friends in northern California. WomtwA Paxje Goldie Rombo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Garden Club To Elect Officers Wedding Planned LYONS—The Lyons Gard en Club held their November meeting at the Methodist people church Thursday, Nov. 3 at I 11 a. m. The nominating com ! ALL f I mittee submitted the follow I ing officers for the coming ■FOR II I Ruth Tohl Hosts year: Mrs. Celene Taylor vice | • Fomily Hon — 3 R im . S11 I chairman, Mrs. Nellie Riggs I Round Robin Club | • Swim In th» Ay secretary-treasurer. The nom I I • Fro* wuna both» ination of chairman will be The Round Robin Pinochle I | • FrM garoge I players were entertained Mon presented at the next meet I day evening at the home of ing. Plans were made for | • Fr»o direct diol phono Ruth Tohl with refreshments their annual Christmas par I fiooino luooao* • I ’rr V for V ■ Hr jggg W 1 » No I served before cards were ty which will be held at the 1 played. Mabel Yankus receiv home of Mrs. Thelma Haw I ed high prize, a ceramic candy throne on Wednesday, Dec ember 14. A gift exchange I dish made by Mrs. Tohl. I Pinochle was won by Agnes will be held also secret pal I Carlson and Goldie Rambo gifts and names will be re I received low prize. vealed. Following the meeting I The next party will be held a sack lunch was enjoyed and A December wedding is I at the Rambo home Novem- they went to Mill City as J ber 21. guests of the Mill City Gar planned by Miss Carol Ann den Club for dessert and a Blumenstein and Lornia Dale meeting on “Holiday Decora Brundidge, whose betrothal is The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements ting” by Mrs. Eleanore Cook being announced by the bride elect’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Stayton. Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too Attending the busir ess Robert Blumenstein, Jr. The meeting at Lyons and going prospective bridegroom is the to Mill City were Mmes. Rose son of Mr. and Mrs. Lornia D. Bassett, Gertrude Weidman, Brundidge of Salem. Miss Blumenstein is attend Martha Cruson, Mary Fink, Helen Johnston, Nellie Riggs, ing a Salem Beauty College. Thelma Hawthorne, Mary Mr. Brundidge has completed Crust, Margaret McMahan, his military training and is a In Stock Virgene Scott, Dorothy Down graduate of Salem Technical er, Evelyn Julian and Kath Vocational Community col erine Neal. Others going to lege. He is presently employ Mill City were Kathleen Man ed by United Repair in Salem. ning, Lucille Huber, Hazel James, Donna Elmore, Reta| Marilyn Chapter OES Cruson and Eva Bressler. , 2 NIGHTS ! ' for 2 I AUTO PARTS Radiator Hoses Fuel Pumps Points Distributor Caps Gaskets ROSE HARDWARE Lions Auxiliary To Meet at Highwayman Inn November 17th Betty Berg entertained members of the Lions Auxil iary at her home Thursday ev ening with Edna Ross pre siding at the business ses sion. Plans for the year were discussed and a donation was made to the Canyon Scholar ship fund in memory of Rob ert Gordon who was killed in a plane crash recently. It was announced that the Lions Auxiliary District di rector would make the Mill City Auxiliary an official visit in the near future. Tentative dates were suggested for her convenience with Connie Brady, secretary, to write to her. Open House at the Oregon State School for Blind was held in Salem November 3 and several from the Auxil iary planned on attending. Sight conservation is the main project of Lions clubs and Auxiliaries. Following the business meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. Berg and par ty games were played with Alene Peterman and Goldie Rambo in charge. The next meeting will be held at The Highman Inn on November 17 with a dinner at 6:30. Mrs. Peterman will speak on Community Improvements. AND GENERAL STORE Western Auto Catalog Order House Phone 897-2785 Mill City, Oregon Comma soon on radio... 1 A Journey to the Land of the Covered Bridge Monday, November 14 ALBANY ■ KRKT 12:30 P.M. ALBANY - KWIL 4:35 P. M STORIES OF PACIFIC POWERLAND told by Nelson Olmsted PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Pie Crust Topic At Club Meeting LYONS—A special Interest meeting of the Extension Unit was held Thursday ev- ing at the Mari-Lonn school at 7 p. m.. November 3, Helen Johnston and Lucille Hubei- demonstrated making “Hot Water Pie Crust." Another special Interest meeting will be held at the school on Thursday evening December first at 7 p. m. with Holiday decorations and arrangements by Mrs. Eleanor Cook of Rtayton with a charge of fifty cents at the door. There will also be a door prize. The next regular meeting of the Extension will be held at the Methodist church on Thurs day, November lOat 10 a. m. The lesson will be “making yeast bread and rolls.” Attend ing the meeting were Florence Roten, Eleanore LaMunyan, Kathleen Manning. Eva Bres sler, Lois Morgan. Helen John ston, Ethel Wyman. Lucille Huber, Mattel Downing, Haz el James, Yvone Pyeatt, Daphna Pyeatt, and Alma Spellmeyer. Anytime Sunday you can »peak thro« minute» »tation-to-itation anywhere In the continental U.S. for one dollar or le»», plu» tai. Try It thin Sunday. You’ll like It. Valley Telephone Co Serving Mill City, Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton. Turner I Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise To Have Potluck Garden Club Has All-Day Meeting The Mill City Garden Club met Thursday for an all day meeting at the Mill City Fire Hall. At the business meeting the group voted to send a cash do nation to the Turner Memor ial Home instead of the usual personal gifts. The group will also send door swags etc for the cottages. The Club will be making tray favors for the patients at the Santiam Memorial Hospi tal for two days in December. The December meeting will be the Clubs Annual Christ mas party at the home of Mrs. Woody Heller. There will be a gift exchange. Following the business meeting the Lyons Garden Club joined the Mill City club for a sack lunch with dessert being served by the hostesses, Mrs. Fred Moore and Mrs. Lowell Cree. At 1 o’clock Mrs. Eleanor Cooke from the Stayton Flor al Shop gave a demonstration on Holiday Decorations. This was open to the public and 62 ladies attended. A number of door prizes were given. Rebekahs Nominate "Wig Party" at Veryl Lindsay Home The Mill City Jayceettes and their guests held a “Wig Party” at the home of Mrs. Veryl Lindsay Thursday even ing with all attending having an enjoyable time. Demonstrator for the hair fashions was Mrs. Dorothy Totten of Albany assisted by Virginia Wood of Scio. Following the evening of fun, refreshments were serv ed by Mrs. Lindsay and after the guests left a business meeting was held, conducted by Jan Waikart. Door prizes were won by Paula Grant and Cleta Wills. Guests present were Joyce Pflug, Goldie Rambo, Arlene Peterman, Betty Berg, Sue Lewellen, Cleta Wills and Bet ty Shaw. Members attending were Louann Goffin, Jan Waikart, Veryl Lindsay, Nancy Girod and Helen Davis. WSCS At Lyons Plans Bazaar LYONS—The meeting of the WSCS was held Tuesday af ternoon at the parsonage with Mrs. Nellie Riggs as hostess. Mrs. Reta Cruson presided over the meeting due to the absence of Mrs. Ethel Huff man president. Plans were completed for their annual bazaar and supper to be held on Wednesday, November 9, to be held at the Methodist Church beginning at 5:30 p. m. It was voted to send a box of clothing for the cloth ing drive overseas. Plans were made for those who could to attend the meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Lierman in Stay ton with the Topic “Christian Being and Doing.” Present at the meeting were Mmes Fieda Gruggett, Carrie Naue, Donna Elmore. Reta Cruson, Mildred Prichard, Eva Bressler. Evelyn Julian. Norma Pennington. Bertha Wilson. Orpha Roye and the hostess Nellie Riggs. From Vacation Trip GATES—Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Thomas returned Sunday fiom a 10 day trip to Nevada anil California. The Thomases first visited Winnamucca, Nev., going on to Reno where they made a tour of some of the plush gambling cassinos. Mrs. Thomas said they were not gamblers themselves, but had a lot of fun just watching the people who were. They were in Carson City for the Admission Day parade and en joying brousing around through the Carson City Museum. A short visit was made to Virginia City where they had lunch and enjoyed looking at the old buildings and an excursion to the early day cemetery. A study of the old headstones revealed most died young in those days, Mrs. Thomas said. The balance of the week was spent in Fresno, Calif., with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. King. They also visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas in San Jose. On their way home, the Thomases visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyons in Mon terey, Calif. Automotive and Industrial Maintenance Diesel Engine Service Welding Shop or Field Dealer for Airco Welding Products Delco Batteries Factory Equipment Ignition Parts Hoover's Repair Jim and Veryl Hoover Phone 807-2911 Mill City FLOWERS For All Occasions Plants — Cut Flowers Nationally Advertised Glassware Vse Our Christmas Lay- Away Plan Permanent Flowers and Arrangements Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Wire Service Anywhere Brunner's Flowers 280 N. E. 4th St. Ph. 897-2452 Mill Ctty Officers for Year The November 2 meeting of Santiam Rebekah lodge was held at the lodge hall with Iren Lewin, vice grand, pre siding in the absence of Juani ta Emerson, noble grand. Officers for the ensuing year were nominated and election will be held at the November 16 meeting of the order. Irene Lewin was nominated for noble grand; Blanche Sy- verson, vice-grand; Ann Prim- eau, secretary and Daisy Ged des, treasurer. Following the business meeting refreshments were served by Marie Stickney and Mildred Carr with the Thanks giving theme used for the decorations. Marilyn Chapter No. 145 OES will meet at the IOOF Hall Monday, November 14. A potluck dinner will be served at 6:30 P. M. with Mr. and Mrs. William Hirte as chairman and Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlson, Mrs. Mabel Park er and Mrs. Velma Carey on the refreshment committee. Mrs. Laurie Woodard, Asso ciate Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Oregon will be present for the School of Instruction at 8 P. M. Mrs. Merle Garton, Worthy Matron and Mr. Merle Garton, Worthy Patron will preside at the meeting. Bid or Bunch Club Jayceettes Have Thomases Return PLYWOOD ALL our plywood prices are lower than they have ever been. Specials Prefinished Mahog. Blows 4x8 $2.00 Fir Shop 4 inch x 4 x 8 . . . 2.19 Fir Shop 3/8 Exterior Sheathing 1.98 Meets at Pearce Home Bid or Bunch Pinochle members met Monday even ing at the home of Shirley Pearce for their party. High prize was received by Jessie Bodeker, a guest for the evening. She also held 1000 aces during the evening which is always an exciting event for the lucky card player. Pinochle prize was won by Betty Pittam and low was re ceived by Gladys Podrabsky. Wilma Ragsdale was also a guest for the evening. The hostess served refresh ments before the four tables of pinochle were in play. The next meeting will be November 21 at the home of Betty Pittam. KELLY LUMBER SALES MILL C ITY , ORE S O N Week Day Hours: 8:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. Saturdays: 8:30 a. m. to 12:30 Phone 897-2610 Sweet Rolls Topic of Extension Unit Meet GATES—Santiam Home Ex tension members will be meet ing this Thursday since the regular date falls on Thanks- giving. A timely topic, “Sweet Rolls”, will be demon- strated by Mrs. Sharon Har- rison and Mrs. Wilma Bum garner. Mrs. Bumgarner und erwent surgery for an ankle injury last week, but feels she will be able to attend the meeting although somewhat hampered by cast and wheel chair. Mrs. Stewart Mayo, Coun ty Committee Woman from Stay.ton, will be a visitor. Following the noon potluck, Mrs. Lee Lyons will give a demonstration on making handbags. The meeting will start at 10 a. m. at the Gates Club house. ft V/kn ifrain^weshihe Most homeowner» Insurance policies protect your house and property against Insurable hazards. But with some Insurance companies It may take months and reams of red tape to get a settlement The companies we represent, like The Travelers, are known for fast, honest settlement of claim». And our local service relieves you of the worry and confusion of what to do when you have • claim. Try us. Hill Insurance Agency r [GO CIASSIFIED J. C. KIMMEL - BUD DAVIS, Owner Phone 897-2660
