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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 MUI City, Ore. 9736« Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber Industry and agriculture in this area. 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Kimmel - Bud Davis, Owners Phone 897-2660 MUI City, Oregon Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Have kitchen telephone convenience... wherever your kitchen is A patio telephone is so convenient for back yard chefs, their families, their guests. Cost very little, too. Call our business office and order yours today. V-------------------------- ________________________ J Valley Telephone Co. Serving Mill City, Aumsville, Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner WomanL PatfG. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Marilyn Chapter Entertains Grand Chapter Members Margie Godwin Weds Smith-Wilkinson Mrs. Julia Ficker is an Vows Exchanged at nouncing the marriage of her daughter, Miss Margie God win to Chester Scharer at Sedro Wooley, Wash., on Au Dallas November 4 Chester Scharer P. T. A. Ham Dinner Successful Event Lyons Garden Club The annual PTA ham din ner held Thursday evening was a succes for the dinner, for the entertainment and for the money raised. About 425 dinners were served and over $400 was cleared. The dinner is the main money raising activity held by the PTA each year, which en ables them to help support many worthwhile activities. Entertainment was provid ed by the Elementary Chorus, soloist Miss Vicki Rush, a barber shop quartet includ ing Edna Ross, Doris Wil liams, Doris Sheythe, and Helen Cox, with Alice Smith as accompanist; three indi vidual dance number by Kar en Davis, Judy Boroughs and June Kennedy, and a Ladies’ Trio with Doris Williams, Twyla and Linda Fultz and Doris Davenport the accom panist. A few among the many who put their time and effort into the dinner were Mrs. Floyd Eastwood, MC, Mrs. Paul Brady, ways and means chairman; Mrs. Betty Bethel, ticket chairman; Mrs. Doris Williams, enterta i n m e n t chairman, Mrs. Carol Smith, kitchen cleanup, Mrs. Beulah Bowes, posters; Mrs. Florence More, serving chairman; Mrs. Cleata Wills, cake walk, and Mrs. Lucille Baley and Mrs. Gladys Podrabsky, cooks. The meeting of the Lyons Garden Ciub was held Wed nesday November 8 at the Lyons Methodist church be ginning at 10:30 a.m. with a work shop and display of Christmas decorations. A pot luck dinner was served at the noon hour, with Alma Olm stead and Alta Bodeker host esses who furnished the des sert. Door prize was won by Reta Cruson, It was voted to send cards to the boys in service. Names were drawn for the gift exchange at the next meeting, which will be held Wednesday November 13. with Gertrude Weidman and Cqthy Neal hostess, each one is to bring a gift for the Lou ise Baby home in Turner. At tending the meeting were Mmes. Dorothy Downer, Vir- gene Scott, Letitia Lengacher, Gertrude Weidman, Cathy Neal, Eva Bressler, Alma Olmstead, Alta Bodeker, Mary Crust, Evelyn Julian, Mary Fink, Reta Cruson, Gladys Nygaard, Martha Cruson, and Nellie Riggs. Mill City Families Receive Aid From Adventist Center a check for renewal. 18. The Foursquare Church in Marilyn Chapter OES held gust Miss is a 1966 Salem was the setting for the the November meeting at the graduate Goodwin of Santiam High November 4 of Miss I OOF hall Monday evening and was employed un wedding Melba Norine Smith of Dal with Mabel Yankus, worthy school til her summer marriage. matron and Al Yankus, wor Mr. Scharer is employed by las and Patrick Earl Wilkin thy patron presiding. of Mill City. the Forest Service in Mill son Escorted and introduced City, Rev. Roy Worthington of working before that in were Lois Bevens, member of ficiated at the service. Wooley. bride is the daughter the Estarl committee of the Sedro He is the son of Mrs. James of The Grand Chapter of Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Nelson. who was making her official Smith of Dallas and the visit; Gordette Garton, mem groom who is presently serv ber of the Home Endowment ing in the U. S. Army is the Downings Observe Committee of the Grand son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chapter, and Vesta Johnson, Golden Wedding Wilkinson of Mill City. Grand Representative to New The bride wore a classic November 5 in Salem white Mexico in Oregon. wedding gown of Angel Mr. and Mrs. O. J. “Coon” skin satin, with fitted bodice, The chapter voted to send a cash donation to the East Downing of Salem and form long sleeves, scroop neckline, ern Star-Masonic Home at erly of Mill City were honor and bell skirt. Her elbow Forest Grove for the holidays ed Sunday, November 5 with length illusion veil was a family dinner on the oc caught by sheer petaled blos in place of gifts. The Chapter also voted to casion of their 50th wedding soms. She carried a bouquet have a gift exchange for the anniversary. The dinner was of white carnations centered December meeting, with gifts held m West Linn at the by alavendar throated orchid. home of their son-in-law and not to exceed $1. Maid of honor was the Mrs. bride’s cousin, Miss Evelyn Gordette Garton will make daughter, Mr. and her official visit on behalf of Dwight Catherwood. Wooley of Eugene. Brides Orville Downing and Pearl maids were Mrs. Theodore the Home Endowment fund committee at the December Hassler were both born and Picket, sister of the groom educated in the Lebanon from Mill City, Mrs. Dorman meeting. The annual Masonic-East area. They were married No Gregory of Mill City and Miss ern Star dinner was discus vember 5, 1917 and have spent Loretta Wooley of Eugene, sed and Gordette Garton, El their entire married life in both cousins of the bride. All sie Völkel, Addie French and the mid-Valley area. They wore shorter sleeved orchid Mabel Yankus will serve as lived in Mill City for 13 years. gowns like the bride’s and The Downing’s have three carried orchid chrysanthe the Star committee. Verne Clark was appointed to tell daughters, Velma Catherwood mums on white new testa There have been a number the Masonic lodge so their of West Linn, Maxine Brown ments. of families in the area receiv committee can meet with the of Salem and Ruby Garner of Judy Wooley and Sharon ing help in the way of cloth Salem and five grandsons. OES committee. Flowerdew of Eugene, also ing and food from the Mill Present at Sunday’s cele cousins of the bride were jun City Welfare Center, an Ad Lois Bevens gave a short talk on the Estarl work and bration were Mr. and Mrs. ior attendants. They were ventist organization. Vesta Johnson spoke briefly. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Rob dressed in moss green satin The Ivy Park school child Wilson and Leora Stevens ert Brown, Robert and Gary dresses similar to those of the ren were out on Hallowe’en told of their recent trip to and Mr. and Mrs. John Garn other attendants. They were night collecting canned food Europe, where they visited er of Salem; Mrs. Dennis the candle lighters. and clothing from residents 10 countries and traveled Garner of Portland and Mr. Stacey and Jeff Ficker, for this project. Those in 18,000 miles. Don Moffatt and Mrs. Van Hassler of Leb niece and nephew of the charge of the center said spoke very briefly. anon. Mr. Hassler is Mrs. bridegroom were flower girl they appreciated the gener Agnes Carlson reported Downing’s brother. and ring bearer. osity of those donating. Marilyn Club will meet on The Downings other two Allan Warde stood with the The Ivy Park church school Tuesday, November 28 at 12 grandsons were unable to be groom as best man. Ushers group met Saturday evening o’clock for a covered dish present as they are in the were the bride’s brother, Le to make cookies and fix boxes luncheon at the home of Rose armed orces. land Smith and Jim Cronk of to send overseas to service Cree, with Nina Hoover as Dallas. men or Christmas. Anyone co-hostess. A reception followed in the wishing to donate to these Mrs. Carlson also gave a re Women's Society of church social rooms. boxes may contact Mrs. Chris port on the Rainbow Girls. Mrs. Wilkinson is a gradu Lodahl at 897-2589 for furth Christian Service The December refreshment ate of Dallas High school and er information. and decorating committee To Have Potluck Mr. Wilkinson of Santiam will be Gladys I^ake, Elsie LYONS—Mrs. Norma Penn High school at Mill City. Völkel, Lois Scott and Ruby ington was hostess for the Mrs. Wilkinson changed to Ministerial Ass'n to Brisbin. meeting of the Womens Soc a plaid suit with brown ac Following the meeting re iety of Christian Service Tues cessories and an orchid cor Have Thanksgiving freshments were served by day afternoon November 7. sage for traveling. The young Mrs. Charles Kelly and Mr. The meeting was opened by couple will make their home Services Thurs. Morn. Six Mill City churches plan and Mrs. Don Moffatt. short devotions by Mary Wig at Ft. Riley, Kan., where the to participate in a United gins, Mrs. Ethel Huffman groom is stationed with the Christian Worship service at president presided over the U. S. Army following a wed 10 a. m. Thanksgiving day. Mike Kellys Visit in meeting with Mrs. Evelyn ding trip to Northern Cali Holiday visitors to the Mill Julian secretary. Thursday fornia. City area and local residents Mill City While on November 30 is the date for of all faiths are invited to their annual bazaar and cook worship together. Wedding Trip ed food items. Reta Cruson is Lyons Extension Unit The Mil) City Ministerial chairman of the food and Association is the sponsor. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kelly, Leora Stevens and Thelma Meets at Church The meeting place will be who were married at Colora Hawthorne in charge of fan do Springs, Colorado on Nov cy work; Alta Bodeker, cards; The November meeting of the Presbyterian sanctuary. ember 5, spent part of their Nellie Riggs, candy; Eva the Lyons Extension was held honeymoon in Mill City. They Bressler; miscellaneous artic in the dining room of the came to town through the les; Freda Gruggett and Nor Methodist church Thursday eastern part of the state. ma Pennington coffee bar in the 9th begining at 10 a.m. Nola Tickering and Judy Mr. Kelly is a staff sargeant the afternoon. It was voted to have a fel Brown presented an enlight- in the Air Force based in Colorado. Whila here the lowship pot luck supper at ing lesson on the “Higher young couple visited with his the church on Friday evening Cost of Education”. Making grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. November 17 at 6 p.m. The knit shirts will be presented Sig Jepsen, uncles and aunts, next regular meeting will be by Thelma Hawthorne on Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jepsen held on Tuesday December Monday 27, at the Mari-Linn and Mr. and Mrs. Charles 5 at the fireplace room with school at 7 p. m. All interest Mrs. Lawana Gray hostess. ed are welcome to attend and Kelly. From here the Kellys took Each one is to bring a gift to are to bring patterns, pins, the coast route to California lie sent to the Fairview Home scissors and material which where they will visit in Con in Salem. Mrs. Reta Cruson has been pre-shrunk. Door cord with his sister and fam will be hostess for their an prize was won by Willa Gil ily and in Barstow with his nual Christmas party at her son. Luncheon was served by parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max home on Tuesday December Lucille Huber and Lois Mor gan. 12. Kelly Those attending were Mes- Attending the meeting were Nellie Rigg«. Thelma dames, Lois Bilyeu. Judy Hawthorne. Leora Stevens, Brown. Sue Clipfell. Willa Alta Bodeker, Freda Grugget, Gilson Use Green. Thelma Marv Wiggins. Carrie Naue. James, Hazel James, Helen Reta Cruson. Lula Cory, Es Johnston. June Kokstis. Lois CRYSTAL telle Spiva. Lawana, Gray, Morgan. Alma Spellmeyer, CLEAR Evelyn Julian, Ethel Huff guest of the day W’as Mrs. man. Orpha Roye, Eva Bress Greens mother. ler and the hostess Norma Pennington. To Send Cards to Boys in Service If the number following your name on The En terprise Community Calendar of Events Wednesday, November 15 Santiam Rebekan lodge at hall 8 p. m. Thursday, November 16 Lions Auxiliary meeting at home of Alta Moffatt. Saturday, November 18 Don’t forget the annual Firemen’s Benefit at the fire hall. Fun starts promptly at 7 p. m. Monday, November 30 Round Robin pinochle club at home of Frances Alban 7:30. Bid or Bunch pinochle club at home of Betty Pittam 7:30. Tuesday, November 21 City planning Commission at Bank conference room 8 p. m. Sponsored as a public service HILL INSURANCE AGENCY J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis Owners Phone 897-2660 FLEX-O-GLASS Costs So Little, Anyone Can Afford It! $20.00 Is all that It takes to cover an average screen porch ... a breezeway loss than $15.00. Have a dry, protected room for children’s play or storage area all winter long. The Only Plastic Window Material that carries a 2-YEAR GUARANTEE The name Warp's Flex O-Glass is printed on the edge for your protection. Look For Genuine FLEX-O-GLASS At Your Local Hdwr. or Lmbr. Dealer Mill City, Oregon Special Shipment UNFINISHED FURNITURE Now in Our Store Lorraine Olson To with Genuine Shatterproof reads 11-67 it's time to send Winterproof Your Porch or Breezeway Tack Over Windows & Doors,Too label Catholic Church in Mill City To Have Clothing Drive Donations of usable cloth ing is requested by the Ca tholic Charity organization during this month until Thanksgiving. The clothing, gathered in all parts of the country is sent to needy peo ple all over the world. St. Catherine’s Catholic church in Mill City, headed by Rev Hugh Gearin. is col lecting in this area Donations may be left at the church or call 897-2480 for pickup Men’s and boys' clothing is especial ly needed Marry George Loveall During Holidays Mrs. Lorraine Olson is an nouncing her engagement to George Loveall. both young people of Mill City. Mrs. Ol son recently came here from California but has spent some time here before. 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