The Mill City enterprise., November 13, 1969, Page 2, Image 2

I 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Nov. 13, 1969
Model Wigs
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At Golf Association Stagettte
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
Santiam Rebekahs
Give To I00F Home
Rainbow Board Meat,
At Carlson Home
At the recent meeting of
Santiam Rebekah lodge Mrs.
C. L. Stickney, district deputy
president, reported that mem­
bers f this lodge had contri­
buted nine cases of food to
the IOOF central collection
Pictured are Gypsy Brown and Lorraine Mills of station in Salem. This was the
Gates who were hostesses at a Tress-Chic wig party at climax of the Harvest Festi­
the Gates Community clubhouse Tuesday and Wednes­ val drive throughout the state
day, both morning and evenings. Juanita Kelly, Tress- for contributions to the IOOF-
Chic stylist was present to give a demonstration to the Rebekah home in Portland.
Mrs. Stickney said her pro­
ladies attending.
ject for the remainder of the
year would be the collection
of Christmas presents and box­
es of “goodies” for the Port­
land Home.
Mrs. Robert Jobe, noble
grand, appointed a committee
to report on any fcxxl baskets
that might be needed by dis­
tressed families at holiday
time.
Nomination of officers for
the second time was made at
the meeting with election to
be held November 19. Mrs. Al­
I Will Welcome Back All My Former
bert Carr was nominated for
Customers and New Ones, Too.
noble grand; Mrs. Dave Barn-
hardt, vice-grand; Mrs. Arnold
Syverson, recording secretary;
Mrs. Walter Thomas, financial
secretary and Otto Koeneke,
treasurer.
Refreshments were served
at the close of the meeting by
Ada Plymale and Bessie Jobe.
8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Surprise Bingo furnished en­
tertainment for the evening.
Studio of Hair Design
Is Now Re-OPENED
Open Wednesdays, Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays
Betty Klutke, Owner
The Rainbjw A d v i s o ry
Board met Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Don Carl­
son. Veryl Hoover presided in
the absence of the chairman,
J. C. Kimmel.
The regular business for the
month was discussed and act­
ed on. The remainder of the
meeting was held in discus­
sion of different phases of
Rainbow activities.
The December 4 meeting
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Al Yankus.
Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Carlson to Mrs. Wil-
ham Lynness, Mrs. Al Yankus,
Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mr. and Mrs.
Veryl Hoover, Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Peterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Clark and Walter Kay.
Mj|| Q|y
Club Makes Plans
For Holiday Season
The November meeting of
the Mill City Garden Club was
held Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Al Yankus with Mrs.
Walter Thomas, Sr. as co-host-
ess.
The above picture was taken at the annual Santiam
Following the 12:30 dessert Women’s Golf Association stagette held last Wednesday-
luncheon Mrs. Clyde Phillips night at The Riverview in Mehama. From left to right
presided at the business meet­ are Pearl Choate, outgoing captain; Kurl Gehlen, run­
ing. Members answered roll
call by naming a poisonous ner-up champ and Ruth Tohl spring tourney runner-up
plant, shrub or tree. Election and runner-up in consolation.—The Mill City Enterprise
of officers for 1970 was held photo.
with Mrs. Clyde Phillips re­
elected president, Mrs. Ken­
neth Corning, Vice-President:
Mrs. Else Allen, Secretary and
Mrs. Al Yankus, Treasurer.
The group decided to each
bring a gift to the December
Members of the Santiam
meeting for someone at the
Women
’s Golf Association up—Suzanne Darley, 2nd flight
Turner Memorial Home in
held their annual end of the —Gina Swenson with runner
place of an exchange gift.
The Christmas show and season banquet Wednesday up — Margaret Phillips, 1st.
Bazaar will be held on Friday, evening at the Riverview Cafe flight—Alice Fehlen with run­
December 12 in the former at Mehama. There were 39 at­ ner up — Joyce Christensen.
Championship flight—Runner
Rose Hardware Building next tending.
Chrysanthemum centerpiec­ up Lois Drushella, Champion—
to the Bank. This year there
The Willamette Christmas will be Christmas decorations es done by Mrs. Elmer Taylor Blanche Wagner.
Fall Championship Tourna­
Association will present the for display only, cooked foods and Mrs. Giles Wagner grac­
first annual “Happy Holidays” for sale, bazaar items for gifts ed the tables and were compli­ ment (18 hole).
Medalist—Carol Franz, Con­
show on December 6th and 7th for sale, Christmas swags, mented by trails of gilded ivy,
at the new Agriculture and cones, greens, decorations and golf shoes and other golf it­ solation flight Donna Schuetz
—runner up, Ruth Tohl, First
Community building at the arrangements for sale, and a ems down the tables.
grab bag. There will also be
New officers were introduc­ Flight—Zella Wiebb—Runner
state fairgrounds in Salem.
ed by master of ceremonies, up, Kaye Cook, Championship
Those desiring to attend the a tea table.
The
show
will
open
at
10
Mrs. Gale Christensen. Mrs. flight — runner up—Kurl Ge­
show should use the 17th
street entrance according to a m. and close at 6 p. m. Mrs. Virgil Schuetz will be next hlen, Champion—Dorothy Cole.
Mrs. R. R. Troxel, president Lowell Cree is chairman of year’s captain, Mrs. Elmer Feh­ Davis-Foley Award:
Hole-in-one—Mae Guest
the Show. The show is open len, co-captain; Mrs. Kurl Geh­
of the group.
Fall Champion (9 hole) —
She also states there is still to the public and there is no len, secretary and Mrs. Giles
Blanche Wagner.
Wagner, treasurer.
time to join the Association charge.
Fall Champion (18 hole)
The Garden Club will decor­
before the show. There are no
Awards were presented by
dues. Any further information ate the Santiam Memorial Hos­ Mrs. Elmer Klutke and Mrs. Dorothy Cole.
may be obtained by contact­ pital at Stayton on Friday, Francis Bodeker as follows: Lucas Award, for the lady to
ing Mrs. Toxel by phone at December 19. The group will Spring Handicap Tournament make a hole-in-cne. Mae Guest.
Hole-in-one award from the
361-1513 or by writing her at meet at the home of Mrs. Else
(9 hole)
Rt. 3, Box 715, Salem, Oregon Allen on Thursday, December; 3rd place—Elizabeth Nor- Women’s Club—Mae Guest.
Award for golfer of the year
18 at 9:30 a.m. to prepare the blad, 2nd place—Alice Fehlen,
<17302.
based on seasons most low
| 1st. Place—Marilyn Nielson.
The show will lx? divided in decorations.
Mrs. Wendell Heller gave a Spring Handicap Tournament scores—Carol Franz.
to two divisions with the first
Award given to the Wo­
one including Christmas trees report on the Capitol District
(18 hole)
mens Club from the Stayton
and Table settings, feature it­ No. 17 Oregon Federation of
3rd place Bonnie Schuetz.
ems and Christmas Tree Lane. Garden Clubs meeting which 2nd place—Ruth Tohl, 1st. branches of the First National
Bank and First Federal Sav­
Another division will fea­ was held at the McNary Golf place Carol Franz.
ture Craft items, baskets, pack- Club Dining Room in Salem Fall Championship Tourna­ ings and Ixoan in the amount
of $5.00 to the winner of the
ages, card table arrangements I on October 29. Mrs. O. K. De-
ment (9 hole)
9 hole group—Blanche Wag­
with cloths, wall hangings,} Witt of the local club is his-
Medalist—Bula Smith, 3rd. ner.
wreaths and swags, miniatures torian for the district.
flight—Vee Smith with runner
Award given to the Wom­
The
December
meeting
of
and capsule table settings.
en’s Club by the U. S. Nation­
the club will be held December
al Bank—Stayton and Mill City
4 at the Scout Cabin. This will
branches for 18 hole champion­
be the club’s annual Christmas
ship. — Dorothy Cole.
party and officers for the com­
Award for the most improv­
ing year will be installed.
ed golfer — Rose Nokelby.
Present at Thursday’s meet­
Upon conclusion of the a-
ing were Mrs. Lloyd Girod, a
wards, out going Captain,
LYONS—The Wednesday af guest, Mrs. Clyde Phillips.
Pearl Choate, was presented a
ternoon card party was held Mrs. Fred Moore. Mrs. Martin
gift
by Bonnie Schuetz. The
Hansen.
Mrs.
Else
Allen,
Mrs.
at the home of Mrs. Leota Wor­
evening was climaxed by a
den with Mrs. Sam Bridges of Wendell Heller, Mrs. Charlie
Salem as hostess. High score French, Mrs. O. K. DeWitt.
A number of Mill City peo­ showing of colored slides by
Mrs.
Hollis
Turnidge,
Mrs.
was held by Mrs. Worden, Mrs.
ple will be in Turner Satur­ Ruth Spaniol taken of club
Ralph Davis, second high. Mrs. James Swan, Mrs. Lowell Cree, day evening, Nov. 15 to at­ members during the past sea­
Ruth Lyons, traveling and Mrs. Arthur Hedge, Mrs. Char­ tend a reception honoring Karl son.
With the golf season over,
Mrs. Laura Neal, low. Addit­ les Dolezal, Jr., Mrs. Darwin B. Wipper, Grand Sentinel of
ional guests were Mrs. Earl Raines, Mrs. Ross McCombs, the Grand Chapter of Oregon, bridge is being played by mem­
| Allen, Mrs. Arthur Olmstead. and the hostesses Mrs. Walter OES. The reception will be bers each Tuesday morning at
! Mrs. Floyd Bassett, Mrs. Eu­ Thomas and Mrs. Al Yankus. given by Victoria Chapter OES the clubhouse.
lalia Lyons, Mrs. Oral Wil­
of Turner at the Jubilee Hall
liams, Mrs. Percy Hiatt, Mrs. Mrs. James Baughman on the Christian Conference
Gladys Nygaard, Miss Zeta
grounds at 8 p. m.
Prichard and Mrs. Andrew Honored at Shower
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weeks,
Community
Mrs. Dorothy Grant and Worthy Matron and Patron of
Sieg. Mrs. Bridges served re­
Mrs. Sue Gillenwater were co- Victoria Chapter will preside
freshments before the party.
Calendar of Events
hostesses for a pink and blu° and welcome the guests.
shower honoring Mrs. James
Eastern Star members anil
Baughman on November 6th at friends of the Wippers from
Mill City People
the home of Mrs. Sil Baugh­ all parts of the state will be Wednesday, November 12—
Host Tim Lawrence
man.
attending.
Order of Rainbow for girls
Spending the weekend at the
Games were played with
Mr. Wipper is a farmer anti at lodge hall 7:30 p. m.
Richard Freeman home were Mrs. Veryl Moberg and Mrs. sheepbreeder in the Turner
Esther and Earnest Freeman Dale Walczak winning the area and the theme of the re­ Thursday, November 1:1—
IOOF lodge at lodge hall «
and their houseguest Tim prizes. Mrs. Moberg also won ception will be "The Sheep­
Lawrence. All are students at the d or prize.
p m.
herder’s Ball.”
Northwest Christian College
After the opening of the
Mr. Wipper has an outstand­
Santiam Canyon Extension
in Eugene.
gifts bv the honor guest the ing record of leadership and
unit
Gates Women s club­
Tim Lawrence is the son of hostesses served refreshments. service to Masonic-related or­ house. at 10:30.
tile late Rev. Larry Ixiwrence
Attending were Mrs. James ganizations and the commun­
and Mrs. Lawrence. Rev. Law­ Baughman. Mrs. Sid Baugh­ ity in which he lives. He be­
Fraternal Order of Eagles at
rence was minister of the Mill man. Mrs. Quintine Baughman. came a member of Pearl Lodge
their hall 8 p. m.
City Christian Church about Mrs. Norma Baughman. Mrs. in 1938 and has served as
13 years ago. He passed away Veryl Moberg. Mrs. Floyd Bas­ Worshipful Master twice. He Monday. November 17_
Lions club dinner meeting
in October 1968 at Sanger. Cal­ sett. Mrs. Dale Walczak. was appointed District Deputy
ifornia.
Mrs. Charley Day. Mrs. Leota Grand Master of Masons in at hall 6:30.
Mrs Lawrence and her two Worden and the hostesses Mrs. Oregon for three years.
Round Robin pinochle club
daughters. Connie and Cathy Gillenwater and Mrs. Grant.
He joined Victoria Chapter
home of Goldie Rambo 7:30
Sending gifts were Me Shir­ OES in 1947 and has served at
are now living in Berkeley.
p.m.
California where she is secre­ ley Bradley. Mrs. Wallace Be­ as Worthy Patron four imes.
tary f r the Christian Church­ vier. Mrs. Merle Devine. Mrs. He served Grand Chapter in
Bid or Bunch pinochle club
es of Northern California and Frank Novak. Mrs. Lester 1953-54 on the Home Endow­ at home of Linda Sauders 7:30
Johns n and Mrs. Hazel Mor­ ment committee and in 1963- p.m.
Nevada.
gan.
64 on the Estarl Fund com­
A.F & A M. stated meeting
mittee.
Albert Carrs Host
at
lodge hall 8 p. m.
Mr. Wipper is a member of
Family Gathering
the Scottish Rite Salem bodies Tuesday, November 18_
Mr. and Mrs Albert Carr
and is active in degree work
Woman's Club meeting at
entertained Sunday. November
in that organization. He re­ home of Mary Kelly 8 p. m.
9 with a family gathering hon­
ceived he rank and decoration
oring Mrs Rosa Berry and her
of Knight Commander, Court Sponsored as a public service
brothers and sister. Attend­
of Honor, for services render­
ing were Mr and Mrs William
ed in the Scottish Rite, Blue
Bodeker from Medford. Mr. Santiam Memorial Hospital Lodge and Community. He re­
and Mrs. Alex Bxieker of Ly­
cently was awarded the 33rd
I Stayton >
SHELTON — To Mr. and degree in Scottish Rite.
ons. Mrs Grace Bierlv. McMin-
ville. Mr and Mrs Herman Mrs Frank Shelton. Mehama.
He Is also a member of the Insurance Agency, Inc.
Gamroth. Phillvis and Gayle a bv. Fridav. October 31. 1969 Marion County Fair board, a DBA Hill Insurance Agency
and Charles Berry and a friend
TODD—To Mr. and Mrs position he has held the past
129 Wall Street
from Portland.
George J. Todd. Scio, a hoy. 15 years. He is active in live­
Phone 897-2345
stock organizations, has been
Following the potluck dinner Sunday November 2. 19BB
the afternoon was spent visit­ WELLES—To Mr anti Mrs. president of the board of di­ Salem Mobile Phone
ing and reminiscing. Mrs. Ber­ Thomas E Welles. Mill City, rectors of the Marion County
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ry has been making her home a boy. Sunday. November 2. Iamb show and many other
activities
with Mr and Mrs Carr.
1969.
Happy Holiday
Show In Salem
December 6-7
n
Santiam Women's Golf Association
Has End of Season Banquet at Mehama
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