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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1969)
Need Carpeting? Jayceettes Plan Visit our carpet department before you buy Fall Activities 100% Nylon 100% Kodel Polyester fiber 21 colors now in stock Terms available ANN'S FURNITURE Across from Santiam Golf Course Sublimity — Aums ville Junction - Community Calendar of Events Wednesday, August 13— City council meeting at city hall 8 p. m. Thursday, August 14— IOOF lodge at hall 8 p. m. North Santiam Aerie Frater nal Order of Eagles and Aux iliary. 8 p. m. at the hall. Sponsored as a public service MADISON & DAVIS Insurance Agency, Inc. DBA Hill Insurance Agency 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 PcUfO, Ruth Terlxjuw entertained members of the Jayceettes at her home Thursday evening, August 7 with Mary Ann Nich olas presiding. The young women’s group decided to have just the one meeting this month with regu lar meetings resuming in Sep tember. The first meeting will be at the home of Penny Traw on September 4. The Silverton Jayceettes have been invited Io meet with the club here on October 2, the meeting to be held at the home of Shirley Bigness. Theme for the evening will be "Taste and Tell' with the en tire club helping with the re freshments. There will be a “potluck” work party at the .laycee hall on September 12 and members urge a good turnout. The Jayceettes have been op erating their sno-cone machine this summer, last week at Stewart’s Grocery and schedul ed to run again at the Hilltop Market Saturday, August 30. Following the Thursday business meeting the hostess served refreshments. Phone 897-2345 Salem Mobile Phone YP2-2600 Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise $4.00 per Year Read it Every Week Jerry’s Cafe and Tavern Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Santiam Rebekahs Plan for Visitation Carol Ragsdale Guest Bessie Jobe, NG j, was absent due to illness. The Ixxige received a book from the Sovereign Granfi Lodge of the history of the Order, Extra copies may be purchased by the members. The Home Board has an nounced a Harvest Festival for the Home and are asking all members to participate with donations of either goods or cash equivalent. Trucks will be dispatched to pick up the offering on October 25th. The Trustees have been in structed to investigate a lock ing phone to protect it from misuse of long distance calls and to insure its continuing availability for the convenience of the lodge members. Carmen Barnhardt reported <in the Rebekah IOOF Float entered in the Stayton Bean Festival. The float didn’t win a ribbon but did receive a very warm recepti.n. The welcoming committee was appointed for the Presi dent’s Official visit on Sep tember 3rd. They will be Ada Plymale, Otto Koeneke and Margaret Anderson. Margaret Anderson, a former member of Naomi No. 14 of Hot Springs, South Dakota was welcomed as a new mem ber of Santiam lodge by Trans fer. Visiting Beulah Rebekah Lodge in Albany for the Presi dent’s official visit were D.D.P. Marie Stickney, Ida Fleetwood and Mildred Carr. come the bride of Donald L. Cree on August 15. Mrs. Harlan served refresh ments before the bride-elect opened her gifts. Mrs. Clyde Phillips drew the door prize. Attending were Miss Rags dale, Mrs. Joe Ragsdale, Sr., Mrs. Ixowell Cree, Mrs. Charl ie French, Mrs. Iceland Kap- linger, Mrs. Alice Watson. Mrs. Morris Howe, Mrs. Gil Duck worth. Sr., Mrs. Clyde Phil lips, Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, and the hostess. Mrs. Wilbur Harlan. Sending gifts were Mrs. George Dickie, Mrs. Arlie Dick ie, Mrs. Edwin Watkins, Mrs. William McClintock, Patty and Sue McClintock. V. Clarks Observe At Bridal Shower Mrs. Wilbur Harlan was Golden Wedding hostess at her home Friday Santiam Rebekah lodge met morning at 10:30 for a miscel in regular session with Vice laneous shower honoring Miss Anniversary Sunday Grand Mildred Carr presiding. Carol Ragsdale, who will be Where Friends and Fine Food Meet Open from 7 A.M. To I A.M. Saturday and Sunday WEEKDAYS 9 A. M. to 1 A. M. (lates, Oregon k Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark were honored on Sunday, Aug ust 10 at a reception at the Fellowship Hall on their Gold en Wedding Anniversary. Verne Clark and Maude Braden were married August 10, 1919 in Smith County Kan sas. They have lived in the Mill City area for 40 years. They have two sons, Francis Clark of Rural Salem and Her- schel Clark of Stayton who with their wives hasted the reception, They have five granddaughters. Lana, Verna and Dena Clark, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark passed the guest book. The girls wore sheer yellow dresses. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Lowell Crees Honor Clark received the guests with their parents. Son and Fiancee at Mrs. Clark chose an attrac tive gold brocade dress with Buffet Supper Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree gold shoes for the reception. entertained at their home on She wore a white orchid with Sunday evening honoring their a gold throat corsage. The serving table was cen son, Donald, and his future bride, Miss Carol Ann Rags tered with the anniversary dale. A buffet supper was serv cake guarded by metal candle ed at 6:30 for the honored holders hand crafted by the Lana couple and members of their Clark’s granddaughter Clark who is 12 years old. bridal party. Serving the cake were Mrs. Attending were Miss Rags dale and Mr. Cree, Miss Bon William Shuey and Mrs. Fred nie Reis from Salem; Miss Duffv. Pouring were Mrs. Wil Patty Ragsdale from New son Stevens, Mrs. Alice Rupp port. Miss Dena Pearce, Mr. of Sa'em, Mrs. Charles Kelly and Mrs. Alan Haywood from and Mrs. Arlo Tuers. Among those present who Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bastuscheck, Larry Ragsdale, attended the wedd’ng in 1919 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McMor were Mrs. Harold Rorabaugh ris, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rags of Otis, Colorado; Mrs. Eldred dale, Sr., and the hosts, Mr. Tomlinson of Smith Center Kansas, Mrs. Fred Knoedlerl I and Mrs. Lowell Cree. of Streator, Illinois, and James Rorabaugh of Everson Wash. Mrs. Rorabaugh and Mis. Tomlinson are sisters of Mr. Clark and Mrs. Knoedler was the wife of Mrs. Clark’s late brother, Carl Braden. Mr. Clark’s brother, Don Mrs. Nell DeWitt was host ess at her home Thursday af Clark of Mill City was also ternoon far the Mill City Gard present. His wife, Nita is a en club at a 12:30 desert lunch sister of Mrs. Verne Clark but eon. Mrs. Clyde Philips was co she was unable to attend due hostess. Luncheon was served to illness. Among those attending from on the deck overlooking the out of state were Mr. and Mrs. Santiam river. Mrs. Phillips presided at the .lames Rorabaugh and Mr. and T-» li call .11 was . Mrs. T Robert ? r Tx T? nrnLni i < fr» 1 rvi Rorabaugh from business meeting. Roll answeted with the members Everson, Washington. Mrs. Harold Rorabaugh from Otis naming an annual flower. The group voted to make a Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. El cash donation to the Willam dred Tomlinson, Smith Center, ette National cemetery in Port Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. John E. land as their Federat’on club Swan from Champaign. Illi nois and Mrs. Fred Knoedler, project. Members will be having a Streator, Illinois. A number of friends from work day soon to weed their flowers on the corner near Hi- Smith County Kansas, now liv ing in Oregon also attended. way 22. Mrs. Wendell Heller, chair man o; the Flower Show for August 19 gave her final in- Visitors Here For st ructions. The September 14 meeting Kerne Clark Golden will be held at the home of Mrs. Lowell Cree at 12:30 with Wedding Reception Mrs Marie Tolbert as co-host- Mrs. Harold Rorabaugh from ess. Present were guests, Mrs. Otis. Colorado is visiting at the Bernard Peets and Mrs. Amelia home of her brother and sis Downs from San Diego. Mem- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Verne hers present were Mrs. Elsa Clark. The Clark’s met her at Allen. Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, the Portland airport last Fri Mrs. Ross McCombs. Mrs. day. On Wednesday the Clark's Wendell Heller. Mrs. Marie Tolbert, Mrs. Martin Hansen. met Mrs. Fred Knoedler of Mrs. Fred Moore, Mrs. Al Streator. Illinois at the airport. Both ladies came for the Yankus, Mrs Kenneth Corn ing, Mrs. James Swan. Mrs. Clark's Golden Wedding An Floyd Fleetwood, Mrs. Lowell niversary reception. Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Tomli Cree. Mrs. Walter Thomas. Mrs Civile Phillips and Mrs nson of Smith Center. Kansas are houseguests at the Don Nell DeWitt. Clark home. Mrs Tomlinson a sister of Verne and Wesley Helsels Return is Don also Clark. Subscribe tc The Mill City Enterprise Nell DeWitt Hosts S4.00 per Year Garden Club BETTER LIVING fROM TREES SLIPPING THRU YOUR FINGERS? a When fire bums the woods, it’s money slipping through your fingers. Fire Prevention is good citizenship Miss Carol Ragsdale Wilbur Harlans Visit At Astoria Recently Feted at Party Mrs. Alan Tuers and Mrs. Louis Morgan were co-hostes- ses at the Tuers home on Sat urday afternoon for a bridal shower honoring Miss Carol Ann Ragsdale. Games were played for en tertainment with Mrs. Keith Phillips and Mrs. Francis Bod eker winning the prizes. Following the opening of the gifts refreshments were served from a table covered with a gold lace cloth and light blue decorations. Mrs. Tuers served the cake and Mrs. Morgan the punch. Present were Miss Ragsdale, Mrs. Joe Ragsdale. Sr., Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mrs. Gordon Mc Morris, and Mrs. J. C. Dickin son. Mrs. O. W. Gorton. Mrs. John Wehrli and Miss Barbara Wehrli all from Salem; Mrs. Anna Keller, Mrs. Keith Phil lips. Mrs. Francis Bodeker. Mrs. Sharon Setzer, and the hostesses, Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Tuers. Sending gifts were Mrs. El- die Stone, Mrs. Ruby’- Tohl, Mrs. Floyd Johnson, Mrs. Ernest Ragsdale, Sr., Mrs. Paul Cree, Mrs. Donald Sheythe, Mrs. Charles Fultz, Mrs. Donald Ragsdale from Salem, Mrs. Lenthal Ragsdale from New port, Mrs. Clyde Golden, Mrs. James Wright and Mrs. Earl Ragsdale from Aumsville. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harlan attended the wedding of her cousin’s daughter. Miss Bar bara Carol Brackett, to Greg ory Allan Clark on Saturday. August 2 at 2 o’clock at the First L’nited Methodist church in Astoria. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs El- don Brackett. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan were overnight guests at the home of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith at Seaside. They visited his mother. Mrs. Maude Harlan, who is in the Rinehart Clinic at Wheeler on their way over and again on their eturn trip. t Joe Arsenault Marries Christina Gulliford DETROIT — The home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gescher. Stayton, was the setting re cently when Christina Gulli ford of Stayton became the bride of Joe Arsenault of De trait. Standing as l>est man for Mr. Arsenault was Gordon Brown of Detroit. Mrs. Bud Gescher was matron of honor for her mother. Only members of the family and a few friends were pres ent at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Arsenault are greeting their friends at the Arsenault home in Detroit. Coming soon on radio .... A profile of an Oregon man with 20,000 friends. Friday, August 15,1969 ALBANY-KRKT 12:15 P.M. ALBANY - KWIL 4:35 P. M STORIES OF PACIFIC POWERLAND told by Nelson Olmsted PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY t V i CONGRATULATE When you see how fast you get results, you’ll con gratulate yourself on your wisdom in using a Want Ad to sell or buy. The Mill City Enterprise From Vacation Trip MEHAMA — Mr. and Mrs Wesley Helsel return«! recent tv from a 5.(XX) mile vacation trip. Mrs. Helsel took a work sh p at Seattle Pacific College which was held on Whidbey Island, on Puget Sound the first two weeks. They then WATER WOOD went »o Dickenson, N. D to visit with friends they had met when they were in Hawaii RECREATION in December From there they went to Meade. Kan where Mrs. Hel sel's mother lives and spent Frank Lumber Company, Inc. Young & Morgan Timber Co. two weeks. A family reunion Mill City, Oregon Mill City and Idanha. Oregon was held while they were there and all her brothers and Freres Veneer Cedar Lumber Company, Me. sisters were present, as well Lyons, Oregon Mill City. Oregon as other relatives. They came back by wav of Denver and Stout Creek Lumber Company Stuckart Lumber Company C lorado Springs and visited relatives in both places and on Mehama, Oregon Idanha. Oregon through Northern California to visit with friends and to see Parkett Logging Company Boice Cascade Corp. their old home place at Sur Mehama, Oregon P. O. Box 127 Independence, Oregon prise Valley They were happy to be back in beautiful Oregon U. S. Plywood-Champion Papers, Inc The Mill City Enterprise and stopped to see Crater Like Idanha-Lebanon Printers-Publishere for the first time. Fer Quality Job Printing call The fOnlerpriae, 807-2772. WILDLIFE Che Bible Give us this day our daily bread.—(Matt. 6:11). Wherever we live, to be suc cessful we must make the most of our own abilities, talents and energy. Prosperity is more than money, investments, prop erty, education, title position, personal power. It may include all these, but prosperity is the result of our creative produc tivity. In praying for prosper ity, pray as Jesus prayed. 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