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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1966)
5—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 22, 1966 Bid or Bunch Club Has Yule Party At Ragsdale Home secret pal gifts. It was noted not to draw secret pal names and in November they will draw names for a gift. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Hawthrone to Mmes. Harley Scott, W. E. McMahan, John Lengacher, Hugh John ston, Frank Crust, Glenn Julian, Otto Weidman, Elmer Wilson, Charles Cruson, Clyde Bressler, Lenard Cruson, Chester Riggs, Orville Down ing, Ralph Downer, Katherine Neal. Bridal Shower Louann Goffin Hosts Honors Lynda Parker Jaycettes at GATES—Lynda Parker was Christmas Party honored with a bridal shower the evening of December 13 Judy Ragsdale entertained at the Gates clubhouse. Miss members of her card club Parker is the daughter of Mr. Monday evening with her and Mrs. Richard Parker of home gaily decorated in the Mill City. Hostesses were El holiday motif. Refreshments sie Völkel, Barbara Pate, Olive were served before the four Barnhardt and Gwen Schaer. tables of pinochle were in Miss Parker is the bride Play. elect of Ronald Boyd Cotrell Members and guests parti of Anchorage, Alaska. His cipated in a Christmas gift parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wil Lyons Church Group exchange. liam Cotrell of Hutchinson, Winning both high and pi Has Yule Party Kan. Cotrell is presently em nochle was Esther Cline with Members of the Womens ployed as a chemist at An Betty Pittam winning low. Society of Christian Service chorage. Miss Parker plans to Mary Wright and Judy Rags held their annual Christmas leave this week for Anchor dale started the evening off party at the fire place room age where the marriage will with a bang, holding 1000 aces of the Lyons Methodist be solemnized. the first hand around. church on Tuesday afternoon The Alaskan marriage was Guests were Wilma Rags December 13th at 1:30 p.m. the inspiration for a delight dale and Jessie Bodeker and Devotions were by Mrs. John ful mantle decoration for the the next party will be at the Elmore followed by group shower, done by Elsie Völkel, home of Mary Wright on singing. A gift exchange was depicting a bride being car January 9. enjoyed and each one brought ried into an ingloo by the cookies or candy and plates bridegroom ’mid a setting of were made up for the elderly snow and fir trees. A dog Lyons Garden Club and shut-ins. The next busi team with sled was painted Elects Officers ness meeting will be held on on the mirror reflecting the The December meeting of Tuesday, January 3rd. At that scene. A silver candlabrum the Lyons Garden Club was time plans will be made for with mixed flotal bouquet and T May your Yule be held Wednesday afternoon the their annual tamale sale and lavender candles graced the most rewarding... • 14th at the home of Mrs. supper. Attending the meeting buffet table. Touches of laven Harold Hawthrone. During were Mmes. Paul Pennington, der were repeated on the the business meeting Mrs. W. E. McMahan, Elmer Wil white sheet cakes. Vases of 4----- —------ —----- W. E. McMahan was elected son, John Elmore, James Holly about the room com chairman, other officers are Hollingshead, Howard Naue, pleted the decorations. Mrs. Elmer Taylor, vice chair Oscar Naue, Ben IntVeld, E. Present were Sue Lewellen, man, and Mrs. Chester Riggs, L. Roye, Clyde Bressler, Len Marilee Teller, Dorothy Child, secretary-treasurer, and will ard Cruson, Charles Cruson, Leah St. John, Shirley Swaim, be installed at the January Glenn Julian, Mrs. Ethel Huff Sharon Whitten, Carol Weigle, meeting. Each member man, Mrs. Freda Gruggett, Lucille Tucker, Velma Carey, brought a gift to make up a and Mrs. Effie Nydegger who Betty Klutke, Gladys Norrie, box to send the Haven Home was a guest of the afternoon. Suzie Stewart, Audrey Levon, at Turner. Following the bus Janeta Huckeby, Nelda John iness meeting their annual Camp Fire Leaders Mehama, Oregon son, Gladys Podrabsky, Caro- Christmas party was enjoyed 1 y n Podrabsky, Charlotte with a gift exchange and Meet at Roten Home Blumenstein, Eva Barnhardt, The Canyon Camp Fire Sherry Podrabsky, Pat East Leader’s Association held wood, Jewell Bennett, Doris their December meeting at the Monson, Lena Waters, Olive home of Mrs. John Roten at Barnhardt, Gladys Lake, El Shop Here for a Good Selection of Gates. New members attend sie Völkel, Kathleen Pratt, ing were Mrs. Clare Henness Christine Story, Edna Gordon, and Mrs. Lee Boeckstiegel. Lola Henness, Mary Gulllford, Mrs. Henness will assist with Doramae Kadin, Jeri Jo Park the second grade Bluebirds er, Margie Parker, Nancy and Mrs. Boeckstiegel will Eide, Betty Winslow, Ina Shopping here is easy and you can find a lead the newly formed Blue Whitten, Donna Podrabsky. group at Detroit. Others unable to attend large variety of suitable gifts for all mem bird The leaders gave a vote of sent gifts. thanks to Mrs. Jim Murray, bers of your family .... who acted as candy sales chairman this year, even • FISHING TACKLE though she is not a member Community of the association. • SPORTING GOODS Following the business meeting a baby gift was pre Calendar of Events • SCHWINN BICYCLES sented to Mrs. Judy Whitsett of Gates. • TRICYCLES Mrs. James King, District Saturday, December 24 Director from the Salem Coun Christmas Eve. cil office gave the leaders ideas and instructions to take Sunday, December 25 back to their Camp Fire and Bluebird groups. Don’t forget the attend Clyde Coulter, Owner church services before the 185 1st Street Stayton family gatherings. The Jayceettes Christmas party was held at the home of Louann Goffin recently. Af ter a short business meeting, games were played. Prizes for the games were won by Carol Smith, Jan Waikart, Betty Shaw, Paula Grant and Shir ley Hoover. Jan Waikart and Paula Grant were presented with gifts for having attended the most meetings and Helen Da vis was presented a gift for having gone the longest time without winning a door prize. The hostess then served re freshments after which the members received Christmas gifts from their secret sisters. The names of the secret sist ers for the past year were re vealed and then a drawing was held to determine secret sisters for next year. Members present in addition to those mentioned above were Joyce Pflug, Verly Lind- day, Helen Davis, Nancy Gi- od, Louann Goffin, and Cleta Wills. The door prizes were won by Veryl Lindsay and Cleta Wills. The next meeting will be at the home of Nancy Girod. Mrs. Loucks Named President of Presby. Women's Association Officers of the Presbyterian Women’s Association were installed by Rev. James Mur ray during the meeting of the group held at Fellowship hall Thursday evening. Those in stalled to serve for the com ing year were as follows: pre sident, Mrs. Earl Loucks; vice- president, Mrs. Floyd Fleet wood; secretary, Mrs. Louis Verbeck; treasurer, Mrs. Arlo Tuers; and corresponding se cretary, Miss Daisy Geddes. Other elective and appointive officers were installed after ward. Twelve ladles attended the meeting which was presided over by Mrs. James Swan, and was opened with the singing of Christmas hymns, accompanied by Mrs. Don Sheythe. In charge of the pro gram was Mrs. Loucks, who presented an outstanding film entitled “Christmas in Hong Kong.” Devotions were given by Mrs. Clyde Rogers who read “The Christmas Story from Mary’s Standpoint.” Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. Verbeck, and Mrs. H. A. Schroeder read from the Year Book of Prayer. 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