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Plant and Food Sale Marnosù. Page Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Albert Tomans Entertain At Dinner Parties Detroit Church Endowment Fund Anniversary Luncheon Talk Given at IDANHA — Arrangements are being made by the Wom Masonic Meeting an’s Mission Society of the Women To Have Planned for May by Lyons Garden Club LYONS—Mrs. Alex Bodek- er and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead were hostess for the March meeting of the Lyons Garden Club held at the Bodeker home Wednesday the 13, with Mrs. Charles Cruson presiding over the meeting due to the absence of the president, Mrs. Ralph Downer and vice presi dent Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Roll call was answered by each member naming a song flower in it and sing with a ___ ing it. A discussion was held for a plant and food sale to be held in May with date to be announced later, and sev eral plan to attend the Gard ens or. Review held in Port land March 21. Program of the day was making burlap flow ers demonstrated by Mrs. Bodeker. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Orville Downing and Mrs. Elmer Taylor. Dainty refreshments were were served by Mrs. Olmstead and Mrs. Bodeker to Mmes. Glen Julian, Percy Hiattt, Ot to Weidman, John Lengacher, Charles Cruson, Mike Fink, Orville Downing, Elmer Tay lor, Harley Scott, Van Prich ard, Albert Carr, Mrs. Gladys Nygaard; Miss Lula Cory, Miss Kathryn Neal and Barbara Carlton. Guests of the after noon were Mrs. Albert Carr of Mill City Garden Club, Bar bara Carlton from The Dalles, Mrs. Van Prichard and Miss Lula Cory of Lyons. Unique Decorations At Santiam Hospital Auxiliary Card Party STAYTON — Many com ments were heard concerning the unique and interesting de corations at the Santiam Mem orial Hospital Auxiliary card party Thursday. Using “The Cards” for their theme in decorating, they fas- ioned an attractive life size King’ and ‘Queen.’ Red and black bouquets added to the many varied interests. Mrs. Betty Wallace, Mrs. Blanche Wallace, Mrs. Arta Glidewell and Mrs. Carol Glidewell made up the decorating com mittee. Door prizes were donated by Stayton merchants. Despite the stormy weather a fair sized crowd attended the benefit social with bridge, pinochle and 500 being play ed by the individual groups. Receipts are to be used to help defray the rent for a Heart Monitoring Machine re cently installed. Among those attending from this area were Mary Tuers, Helen Kimmel, Ruth Tohl, Betty Pittam, Rilla Shaffer, Mary Wright, Hattie Fencl, Jessie Bodeker, Agnes Carlson, Lu MacGregor and Alta Moffatt. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toman Idanha Community Church, Mrs. Merle Garton, mem have been host and hostess for the churches 20th Anni ber of the Home Endowment to several groups of friends versary “pot-luck” luncheon Committee was guest speak and relatives recently. On to be held April 7th at 1:15 er at the Masonic lodge Mon Wednesday they gave a birth p. m. In the social room of the day night. Lodge was opend, day dinner party in honor of Idanha Fire Hall. then recessed for her talk. Mrs. Joe Toman of Stayton. Those anticipating to attend Many Masons were given a Other guests were Mr. and are asked to bring their own better insight on the Masonic- Mrs. Ernest Granstrom and table service. Plans are also Eastern Star Home at Forest Joe Toman. being made by the Society for Grove by Mrs. Garton. She Also Invited was Mrs. Mary the annual breakfast to be said that in 1883, the Home Caswell of Springfield but held In the halls social room was just a dream. It came in she was unable to attend. following the churches sun to reality in 1922, and at the Table decorations for the rise services Easter Sunday, present time it is licenced to dinner were in the St. Patrick April 14th. handle 55 ambulatory and 47 motif. On Sunday the Tomans nursing residents. At the pre gave a dinner party honoring sent time there are 91 mem their grandson, Steve Toman bers at the home, the oldest who is on leave from the being 102 years old. Average Navy. Guests besides Steve length of residence in • the Mrs. John Teeters were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rose Home is five years, said Mrs. Mrs. Earl Taylor was sur Garton. and children Sharon, Kathy and Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. prised Friday, March 15 when Mrs. Garton said: “the Home WATCH Joe Toman of Stayton, Glen her children, grandchildren is a lovely place to live. It Community Roberts and his two sons, and great grandchildren came has a nice lawn, it is clean Greg and Brad from Lebanon, bringing a cake and wishing and well equipped, and a Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toman, her a happy 82nd birthday. beauty shop is maintained Calendar of Events Jr., and children, Janet Ray Present were Mr. and Mrs. there. The guests do not even Dell Rice of Salem, Mr. and have to keep up their own and Bradley from Salem. The dinner party decora Mrs. Tom Rice and Mrs. Al- rooms, and birthday parties, Wednesday, March 20— tions were in the St. Patrick vena Frame of Mehama, Mrs. and other forms of entertain Round Robin Club Santiam Rebekah lodge at motif. Mrs. Toman said Glen Cecilia Frame of Klickitat, ment are provided for them. Meets at Stewarts hall 8 p. m. Roberts had recently been dis Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Gary Members of the Star and Marie Stewart entertained televised live a: u color direct utiful charged from the Navy and Rice and son Chris of Stayton, Masonic bodies were invited members of the Round Robin Jaycees at hall 8 p. m. his wife will join him at Leb Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garland to visit the Home. Mrs. Gar Pinochle club at her home anon next week, flying in and children Christine, Craig ton said it was the aim of the Monday evening, using at Thursday, March 21— AUGUSTA NATIONAL GOLF COURSE P.T.A. at Mill City grade from California. They have and Mike of Sublimity and committee to have the Home tractive St. Patrick day motif sold their home down there Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. completely endowed. Almost for her table favors and re school gym. 8 P. M. Doris Wil liams in charge of program. and have purchased a home On Sunday, March 17 the enough funds are on hand freshments. IOOF lodge at hall 8 p. m. near Glen ’ s parents, Mr. and Earl Taylors were hosts at now to take care of half the Saturday, April 13th Winning high prize was Mrs. Ray Roberts in Lebanon. their home for a birthday din expense of keeping the Home Wilma Moore, a guest for the Monday, March 25— ner honoring his brother Vir in operation. evening with Marie Stewart Lions club dinner meeting gil on his 88th birthday. En winning both pinochle and at Fellowship hall 6:30 p. m. Channel 6 — 2 p. m. to 3 p. m Mrs. H. Walker Named joying the dinner were Mr. Taxes To Be Topic at low. Another guest for the and Mrs. Virgil Taylor of Mac- evening was Sunnie Chance, Wednesday, March 27— Woman of Year at Order of Rainbow for Girls leay, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Givens Extension Meeting a former member. of Silverton and Mr. and Mrs. GATES—Mrs. Jane Mink The next party will be at lodge hall 7:30. Silverton Recently Earl Taylor. will lead a group discussion April 1 at the home of Goldie Thursday, March 28— Sunday, April 14th Mr. and Mrs. Don Walker Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rogers on the topic “Let’s Talk About Rambo. Club members will Lions Auxiliary meeting at were in Silverton Saturday to and son Timmy of Fortuna, Taxes” at the March 28 meet entertain their husbands with Betty Berg home. Edna Ross, attend ceremonies honoring Calif., came last week for a ing of the Santiam Canyon a dinner at The Riverview at co-hostess. 8 p. m. his mother, Mrs. Harry Walk few days visit at the home of Extension unit Thursday Mehama Saturday evening, er who was named Woman of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Titze morning at 10 a. m. at the April 6 at 6:30. Cards will be Channel 6 — 1 p. m. to 3:30 p. m. the year. She was selected and with other relatives here Gates Women’s clubhouse. played later in the evening Sponsored as a public service from a field of five candidates. and in Lyons. Their son Stev- The lesson is planned to at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walker, who is near en who has been attending help families understand Arey Podrabsky. ing 80, is a very active per Oregon State University in something about the kinds of son and participates in many Corvallis returned home with taxes that can be used—some civic, fraternal and church ac his parents, March 16. of the advantages and disad the Greatest Show in Golf co-sponsored by tivities. She is a member of Mrs. Frank White returned vantages of the various kinds. the Rebekah lodge in Silver- home March 12 from Santiam The lesson is also concerned J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis ton and they were her spon Memorial hospital where she with helping persons under sors. Mrs. Walker bakes cook had been receiving treatment. stand some of the terms used Owners ies for soldiers overseas, in talking about taxes. Phone 897-2345 Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer of bakes birthday cakes for shut- luck will be held after J. C. Kimmel - Bud Davis, Owners Leaburg arrived March 16 and the A pot Mill City, Oregon ins, does volunteer work for regular meeting. All in Phone 897-2660 MUI City, Oregon the Baby Louise Haven home were week end guests at the terested are invited to attend. and on top of that is a mem home of Mrs. E. J. Hughes and ber of a bowling team in Sil and visited with other friends and former neighbors here. verton. the travelers Mrs. Donald Teeters and Don Walker escorted his son Bruce and Mrs. Harold to receive her honors mother HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT as his father has not been Longfellow and son Rolland went to Glide March 11 where I well recently. they were guests for a couple of days at the home of the ladies parents Mr. and Mrs. Chris McDonald. Visitors Wednesday, March 13 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Titze were his daughter, Mrs. Orval Down ing of Lyons and her daugh Any passenger or truck tire in stock ter Mrs. Bob Carleton and No trade in Necessary. two daughters of The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Titze of Stayton were Friday guests Tubeless and Tube type — Black and Whitewall Where last month’s Golden Nugget at the Titze home. Mustang left off, this one takes over. The Rev. Robert Roach of Salem was guest speaker at Sporty extras included the morning worship services in special low price. at the Mehama Church Sun day, March 17. The Rev. And all these special goodies are added to Roach is a former pastor of a Mustang already America's No. 1 sports car! Church. Highway 22 Phone 897-2785 Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Watson who had been guests at the GT stripe.................................................... included Peter Hughes home while Sporty wheel covers ................................ included working here, left March 13 for their home at Pollock Wheel lip moldings .................................. included Pines, Calif. Mrs. G. D. Bilyeu of Leban Flip-open chromed gas cap ................... included on visited a short time Sun day with her son and daugh Bucket seats, stick shift, plush carpeting , included ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry Monroe and with granddaughters family, and Mrs. C. S. Brown Vicki in Lyons. MEHAMA urna ■ DON’T MISS Subscribe to The Mill Gty Enterprise $3.50 oer Year ¡Read it Every Week Hill Insurance Agency 'T HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Repeat of a sellout! New Mustang Sprint’68. SPRING TIRE SALE 20% OFF Western Auto and Rose Hardware B ank A mericard Bid or Bunch Club Meets at Bastuscheck's BRUCE N ROBERTS 833 123 45b* 184 Super acceptance at leading stores/ Super convenient—saves carrying cash! Super terms for deferred payments! Really Super for Spring Shopping! The Bid or Bunch Pinochle club members were entertain ed Monday evening at the home of Linda Bastuscheck with the hostess serving a dessert before the evening of See the light. Spring is Sprint-time A* cards. Guests for the evening at your Eager Beaver Ford Dealer’s were Wilma Ragsdale, who won the pinochle prize, and Joyce Trout. Winning high prize was Rilla Shaffer and Marlena Severs received the low prize. 1064 First Street Phone 766-2117 Stayton, Oregon The next party will be April 1 at the home of Esther NEED A GOOD USED CAR? SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER-HIS ARE A-l 'Cline. Philippi Motor Company
