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2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, January 2, 1969 St. Patrick Club Has Christmas Party 4- FRIENDLY THOUGHTS LYONS—The annual Christ mas party and gift exchange of the. St Patrick Catholic club was held last Friday at the home of Mrs. Marshall Blackburn with Mrs. Henry Holzfuss as co-hostess. Secret pal named were revealed and new names drawn. Installation of officers will be held at the January meeting. To be installed are Mrs. Leland Manning, president; Mrs. Mar shall Blackburn, vice president; Mrs. Mike Schwlndt, secretary, and Mrs. Florent Frichti, treas urer. Attendln the party were Mes dames Mike Schwindt, Ed Cas tle, Percy Hiatt, Ben Voltin, Leland Manning, George Van Agtmael, Charles Bouche, An drew Sieg, Florent Frichti, Ruth Lyons, Anne Pletrok and Father Bernard. AND WISHES TOO THAT 1969 BRINGS THE BEST TO YOU. With sincere eppreciation for your good will, we extend best wishes for the new year. Oakland's Grocery and Gifts George and Audrey Highway 22 MILL CITY, OREGON Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Ada's Needle Shop Ada Plymale Mill City, Oregon 1he Old iamífí. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Garden Club Meets At Cree Home for Christmas Party The Mill City Garden Club met December 19 at the home of Mrs. Lowell Cree for the Annual Christmas party. A Christmas dessert was served at one o’clock with the tables centered with red and green candle holders containing bay berry candles. The hostesses, Mrs. Clyde Phillips, Mrs. Hol lis Turnidge and Mrs. Cree all wearing Christmas red dresses. Places for the guests were marked with candle favors. Mrs. Walter Thomas, presi dent, presided at the business meeting. Roll call was answer ed by the members naming their favorite Christmas tree. Mrs. Clyde Phillips received the door prize, a poinsettia plant from the club. Mrs. Thomas installed the 1969 officers, Mrs. Clyde Phil lips, President; Mrs. Ross Mc Combs, Vice President; Mrs. Wendell Heller, Secretary and Mrs. Else Allen, Treasurer. In place of the usual gift exchange among the members each brought a toy which was donated to the Jaycees foi their “Toys for Tots”, project. The January meeting will be on the second Thursday of the month, January 9 at the home of Mrs. Clyde Phillips with Mrs. Ross McCombs as co-hostess. Present were Mrs. Ross Mc Combs, Mrs. Wendell Heller, Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, Mrs. Charles Dolezal, Jr. Mrs. K|enneth Coming, Mrs. Else Allen, Mrs. Walter Thom as, Mrs. Charlie French and the hostesses, Mrs. Turnidge, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Cree. The Oregon Association of Women Highway Safety Lead ers is a newly formed action group. Volunteer leaders for traffic safety are needed! For further information, contact the Oregon Traffic Safety Com mission, Salem 97310. Why Don’t You Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise SAVINGS C SAVINGS passbook Melody Aires Meet For Music Session; New Member Joins The Melody Aires orchestra met for a musical session last Tuesday in the basement of the First Christian Church. Following the music Paul Schiewek showed colored slides of the Holy land. A Christmas gift was given to Earl Loucks, director of the orchestra. A new member, Mrs. Earlene Wright, joined the group and will play the clarinet. Guests for the after noon were Mr. and Mrs. Char les Tidwell from Prtland, niece and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. James Miller. Miles-Phillips Wedding Rites Held December 21 By Jean Roberts MEHAMA—Zion Lutheran Church in Oregon City was the scene of a pre-Christmas wedding (December 21) unit ing John Raymond Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phillips of Rt. 1, Lyons, and Miss Janet Elaine Mlles, dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Miles of Canby. The bride, given in marriage by her father, is a home econo mics major of Oregon State Busy Bees Elect University, who fashioned her New Officers own gown of white bridal sat LYONS—The Busy Bees 4H in with a stand-up collar em Sewing club held their first pire lines, long sleeves and a meeting Thursday, December full train appliqued with 19 at the home of Mrs. Donald French lace. Her fingertip veil Huber. Election of officers was was held with white roses and the main business. Elected she carried an arrangement of were Debbie Huber president, white roses. Cheryl Kuiken vice president, Maid of Honor for her sis Michelle Ramsey, secretary ter’s wedding was Miss Lynne treasurer, Janie Taylor, song Miles and another sister Pam leader, Cheryl Manning news ela was one of the bridesmaids. reporter. Other members pre The brides’ other attendants sent were Susan Neal, and were Mrs. Joe Sherman of Mary Frichtl, and leaders Berkeley, Calif., Lynn Estes Mrs. Huber and Mrs. Edwin of Portland and Rosie Craw Pederson. The girls made ford of Hillsboro, Kappa Del Christmas ornaments. ta sorority sisters. The bride’s The next meeting will be at attendants wore gowns design the Huber home Tuesday, Jan ed by the bride with royal uary 7. The girls will start blue velvet empire bodices and working on cotton skirts at A-line skirts of powder blue that time. chiffon underlaid with crepe. They carried blue velvet pil Hutchinsons Have Yule lows draped with white roses and blue velvet ribbons. Gathering at Fire Hall Jim Phillips of Roseburg The Hutchinson family had brother of the groom was best a family gathering on Christ man. Sidney Mlles and Wade mas at the firehall in Mill City Miles, brothers of the bride with a bountiful dinner served were also attendants as were to the group of relatives. Robert Cox of Stayton and Attending were Mrs. G. O. Ted Dearborn of Bonanza. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. For her daughter’s wedding Clyde Hutchinson and family Mrs. Miles chose a candy pink and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Warde crepe dress with French lace of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Eldon bodice also fashioned by the Hutchinson and Vernon; Mr. bride; the grooms mother wore and Mrs. Donald Hutchinson a deep blue dress and they and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. Vic both wore white roses. tor Nicodemus and family of Mrs. Ercill Wilson, aunt of Silver Lake, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hutchinson and family, the groom presided at the or and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert gan and Albert Hopp, a long time friend of the bride was Hutchinson and family. soloist for the occasion. The church was decorated in Christmas motif with Christ mas tree, poinsettlas, candles and holly. Immediately following the wedding the guests were re ceived in the church fellow ship room where an aunt of the bride, Mrs. Glen Toman of Oregon City cut the 4-tiered wedding cake which was orna mented with doves and white roses. Another aunt Mrs. El mer Sanatel of Clackamas poured and Mrs. William Gale served punch. The bride donned a gold wool double knit suit with matching brown coat for going away. After a short wedding trip to the coast the new Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips visited relatives in Lyons and Oregon City and then left for their new home at Los Alamos, New Mexico where Mr. Phillips is employed at the scientific lab oratory. Traveling the farthest dist ance to attend the wedding was 1st. Lieutenant Willow Phillips, of Ft. McClellan, Ala., sister of the groom. Carol Ragsdale Honored at Party Miss Carol Ragsdale was honored December 26 on her birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree and Don. A decorated birthday cake and ice cream were served to “A well-earned vacation is Miss Ragsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ragsdale, Mr. and Mrs. soon well-spent.” Gordon McMorris and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree and Don. Miss Ragsdale is home on vacation from her studies at Community OCE. Calendar of Events T Monday, December 30— Lions club dinner meeting at Fellowship hall 6:30. TiSLIDIDy New Wednesday, January I— HAPPY NEW YEAR! Wednesday, January 8— Order of Rainbow for girls at I.O.O.F. hall 7:30. City council meeting at City hall 8 p. m. We hope the New Year holds many happy times for you and yours. Sponsored as a public set vice HILL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 897-2345 J. C. Kimmel-Ed L. Davis Owners a year of good things. Dollies Hair Mill City Richfield Clive and Mabel Hiway 22 Mill City Fashions & Gifts 717 3rd Ph. 769-5799 Stayton, Oregon Lyons Church Has Christmas Party Dividends Paid Quarterly ■ Your savings at First Federal will earn more in 1969 because divi dends will be compounded and paid four times a year, both on pass book savings and certificates. Here is what this means to you: 4.75% passbook savings held a year earn 4.83^i> 5% Savings Certificates in one year earn 5.09% 5.25% Investors Certificates mature at.. 5.35% Insured for Safety by F.S.L.I.C. First Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY *-* MAIN OFFICE: 231 SOUTH ELLSWORTH, ALBANY BRANCH OFFICES AT LEBANON AND STAYTON LYONS—The Christmas fes tivities got under way Satur day night, December 21 with a Canyon Community Christ mas sing at the Lyons United .Methodist church, with Law rence Monk of Salem, as song leader. Organist was Jeanne Zimmerman. The Nativity scene was pantomimed by the Sunday school children, with Mrs. Harold Hawthorne, nar rator. Children in the cast were Mary by Jodene Lincteey; Jo seph. Gary Scott; Angel, Shar on Roy; shepherds, Calvin Good and Terry Scott; wise men. Jerry Scott. Randy Lind sey and Curtis Good: singers. Darlene Roy, Debbie Roy, Sandra Roy. Barbara Lindsey, Linda Ponovich, Deenne Scott and Debbie Huber. Following the program the children, as well as the adults, enjoyed cup cakes, each with a candle, coffee and punch. Hill Insurance Agency Doc — Bud — Jewell QUALITY JOB PRINTING Phone 897-2772 or 897-2930 Phone 897-2660 Mill City, Oregon
