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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1969)
2—The Mill City Enterpróe, Thursday, Dec. 25, 1969 Goldenweds ftaae. Lyon* Card Club Has Yule Party LYONS — Members of the Wednesday afternoon card club held their party at the home of Bertha Allen with Doris Roye co-hastess. Follow ing a 1:30 dessert luncheon 500 was in play. High sc: re was held by Eulalia Lyons, second high by Alta Bodeker, and low by Helen Lyons. At the close of the card playing the annual Chilstmas party and gift exchange was en joyed. Others attending were Bea Hiatt. Gladys Nygaard, Leota Worden, Mabel Downing, Alma Olmstead, Ruth Lyons, Berniece Bridges, Dorothy Williams Margaret Kunkle. Juanita Davis, June McPheet-1 ers, Rose Bassett, Kate Sieg, I Laura Neal, and Zeta Prichard. I Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Linda L. Bassett Married Saturday Engaged Miss Linda Louise Bassett daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Bassett of Stayton and for merly of Mill City and Richard Eldon Dotter of Marion were married at a 11 o’clock cere- m ny Saturday at the Immac ulate Conception C a t h ol i c Church in Stayton. The bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Berton E. Dotter of Mar- saiyca is cornine,... ...to wish you the happiness and joy of this yuletide season 1969 Brunner's Flowers I’ll. «97-2452 May the season bring you joy, happiness and peace. Your telephone company wishes you and yours a very happy holiday. To all of you and yours -an abundance of Christmas tidings. Madison - Davis INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. DBA Hill Insurance Phone «97-2345 Mobile Phone YP 2-2606 Mill City, Oregon Father John Go drich offic iated at the ceremony. The bridal gown was of white satin brocade with wat- teau chapel train cascading from the back. Small self cov ered buttons adorned the front of the gown from the high r und neckline to the hem. A semi-cloche of white fur jield her train-length veil of il lusion. She carried a white fur muff to which were pinned red velvet streamers. Three attendants preceded the bride to the altar. All wore identical gowns of cranberry velvet, floor length with match ing velvet bows and net head pieces. Each carried a single I long stemmed white rose. Ma trm of honor was Mrs. Walt er Kosiewicz, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Fred Bassett, sister in law of the bride and Miss Roberta Samek. jtte of Jet Delvin ferson was best man and Dot- groomsmen were Donald I I) tter ter of Marion and John . of Lake Oswego brother 5 Of the groom. Ushers were the brides two brothers, Fred 11 lassett and William Bassett. Miss Martha Gnau from Springfield, Ohio was a special guest at the wedding. She is the bride’s aunt and godmoth er. A reception followed the cer emony in St. Marv’s dining hall. ’ The bride is a graduate of Santiam Union High School and Sacred Heart School of Nursing in Eugene. The grom is a graduate of Cascade Union High School. He is presently serving in the U. S. Navy alxxmd the USS St. Paul. The ycung couple will make their home at Ixmg Beach, California. A number of relatives and friends of the bride from Mill tCity attended the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Earhart of Mill City are announcing the engagement of their daugh ter, Rebecca Lea, to Robert Loftin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loftin of Mena, Ark. The wedding will take place in June. Miss Earhart will graduate from Santiam High school with the class of 1970 and will then attend a business school in Salem. Mr. Loftin was graduated from Hatfield High sch ol in Hatfield, Kan., and is current- 1 y employed a t Stuckart Lumber Co. Local Ladies Attend Holiday of Homes at A large number of ladies from Mill City were in Stay ton Thursday afterno n where they attended the Santiam Me morial Hospital Auxiliary Hol iday Tour of Homes. Each of the three homes opened were of a different sty le with appropriate decorations in keeping with the holiday season. The first home was that of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis lo cated at 1230 Pine Street. The tea table was covered with a pale green embroidered cloth with an arrangement of spray er! branches and ornaments at ne end. A Christmas tree with multicolored ornaments was placed before the picture win dow overlooking the garden. Candles were burning about Shower at Girods the rooms and an arrangement of red anthurium was placed Honors Mrs. Mike on the piano. second home was that Wilson and Daughter of The Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Mil Mrs. Jim Girod and Mrs. ler at 1660 Mt. Jefferson Drive. Charlie French were hostesses The view from each window at the Girod home Tuesday was a beautiful sight of Mt. evening for a shower honor Jefferson or some view of the ing Mrs. Mike Wilson and her Valley. The lovely home has beautiful wood paneling thro baby daughter, Jennifer. The evening was spent play ughout. Mrs. Miller chose a ing appropriate games with Christmas red dress for the oc Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Roger casion. A white flocked tree in front Penr se receiving the prizes. The hostesses served a cake of the window was decorated shaped as a pink baby sweat with red satin ornaments, red bows and twinkle lights. er. Punch was served in the Attending were Mrs. Mike Wilson and Jennifer. Mrs Nat dining loom from a silver Wills. Mrs. Virgil Trout. Mrs. punch bowl in silver cups. The Roger Penrose. Mrs. Gloria table was covered with a Paulson. Mrs. Donald Dishong. white embroidered cloth, A Mrs. Tyke Sherwood, Mrs. I centerpiece of red carnations Mary Ann Nicholas, Mrs. Ter and pine centered the table ry Morris, and the hostesst's, flanked by red candles in sil Mrs. French and Mrs. Giral. ver h ■ kit rs. The third home was the col Sending gifts were Mrs Hel en Peake. Mrs Lowell Cree, onial style hoiru of Mr. and Mrs Jo Anderson. Mrs IXmald Mrs. Eugene Spaniol located Carlson. Mrs. Linda Sanders. at 127 Cherry Street. A wreath Mrs. John Wills. Mrs Glenn of holly and greens with red Bigness and Mrs M H Meek- velvet -iblxm welcomed the guests on the front d?or. Mrs. Ercill Wilson, president of the Auxiliary greeted the guests at the door. The stairway was St. Patrick Club decorated with garlands of and ml ribbons. The Changes Meeting Time greens beautiful Christmas tree was LYONS - Mrs Iceland Man cleverly decorated with large ning and Mrs. Percy Hiatt red velvet bows centered with were hostesses for the meeting clusters of tiny ornaments. The c ffee serving table was of the St Patrick club held at the Manning home Monday centered with a blue and white evening. During the usual china bowl fillet! with holly business meeting it was voted and greens and matching cand to change their meeting time lesticks. Some of the guests toured from 7:30 p m to 1:30 p m the hospital following the tour with the next meeting to be held at the tv me of Mrs Mike of the homes Schwindt at 1:30 p m Follow ing the business meeting the Christmas party anti gift ex If the number following change was enjoyed by all pre sent. your name on The En Attending were Mrs Pau! Yost. Mrs Andrew Sieg. Mrs terprise label reads Mike Schwindt. Mrs. George Van Agtmael, Mrs. Florent Frichtl, Mrs. Ed Walz. Fr. 12-69 it’s time to send Bernard, and the hostesses 1 Mrs Manning and Mrs Hiatt a check for renewal Mill City Woman's Club Has Party The annual Christmas meet ing jf the Mill City Woman’s club was held at the beauti fully decorated home of Mrs. Arey Podrabsky on Tuesday evening, December 16, with Mrs. Melbourne Rambo as as sistant hostess. Conducting the business session was the president, Mrs. Glen Cummings, with Mrs. Harry Mason as secretary. Six teen members were in attend ance. including a new mem ber, Mrs. William Byer. A report on the recent meet ing, called the Winter Confer ence, of the District Federa tion of Women"s clubs held at the Colonial House in Sal em was given by Mrs. O. K. DeWitt. Conferences for both the .Junior and Senior Club women were held,, with the speaker of the day Mrs. Ralph Sittel. first vice-president of the State Federation. It was announced that a list of available courses through the adult education center of the newly-named Chemeketa Community College in Salem had been received and anyone interested could have access to the copy. Several memlters had as sisted in recent work at the Tuberculosis and Health Asso ciation headquarters in Salem. They were luncheon guests of Mrs. Cyril Archer, club mem ber and former resident here, who now lives in a moble home at Paradise Island near Salem. Mrs. Dean Mowry distribut ed place-mats, depicting color ful Oregon scenes, which had been ordered by some of the clubwomen as gifts or for themselves. Mrs. Walter Thomas urged the membership to write to their legislators asking them to nullify the legislation to al low wider and longer trucks on Oregon highways, and Mrs. Cummings requested their si pport in correct labeling f grocery products as to all con tents and additives in food stuffs. The January meeting of the club will consist of a sack lunch at noon Tuesday, Jan uary 20, at the home of Mrs. Harry Mason. Entertainment for the even- ing included a clever game, “Gone Fishin’ ”, introduced by Mrs. Cummings; the exchange of Christmas gifts from under the decorated tree by a “mu sical chairs” idea; and the serving of colorful refresh ments by the two hostesses. Gifts were also brought for students at the Chemawa In- dian school near Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fair To Be Honored Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fair will be honored at a reception on Saturday, December 27 at their home, 4167 State Street. Sal em on their golden wedding an niversary. Friends are invited through the press to call be tween 1 and 5 p. m. The coup le requests there be no gifts. Hosts for the reception will be their four children; Mrs. George Baker of Mill City; Mrs. Douglas Gamwell of Beaverton. Mrs. William Mil ler of North Bend and Ray mond Fair of Lebanon. There are also 15 grandchild ren and 11 great grandchild ren. Guy Fair and Mildred Sipp were married on December 27, 1919 at Hillsboro, Mr. Fair has worked as a logger most of his life living in various parts of Oregon. After retiring the couple ni-ved to Newberg and then to Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kerr celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary Saturday, December 20 with an open house at their home. Friends, neighbors, and rela tives called during the day to make it a happy occasion for the Kerrs. The event was arranged by their daugh ter, Bessie Criswell, son, Wayne Kerr, and their grand daughter, Laura Hirte. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr were married in Hillsboro on December 20, 1919 and lived in Cres well for a number of years before moving here about 24 years ago.—Photo by Stanley Ogden. Santiam Rebekahs To i Install January 10 Members of Santiam Rebek ah lodge held their regular meeting Wednesday evening with Bessie Jobe, noble grand, presiding. An application for membership was received from Pauline Brunner and she will be initiated after the first of the year. It was announced that there would be installation of offi cers on January 10th with Turner Ideal lodge to have theirs January 9th and Eva Rebekah lodge at Stayton to [ install January 15. Marie Stickney, district de puty president qualified all the officers for installation. Following the business meet ing a Christmas program and gift exchange was enjoyed by members and guests. Carols were sung, piano se lections played by Ruby Bris bin and a holiday skit present ed by Carmen Barnhardt and Mildred Carr. A reading, “Are you ready for Christmas” was given by Jean Roberts. The dining room and hall was gaily decorated for the holidays by Gertrude Weidman and Helen Johnston. Pot luck refreshments were served with T ni Thomas, Bessie Jobe and Carmen Barnhardt on the kit chen committee. Shelly Stewart To Marry Marine Private Doris Beth Stewart of Port land is announcing the engage ment of her daughter, Shelly Corina Stewart to Pfc Steven Allen Stalder. He is with the U. S. Marines stationed at Camp LeJeune, North Carolina and will leave soon for Cuba. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stalder. The bride-elect is a graduate of Roosevelt High school in Portland and is now employed as an IBM key punch opera tor. The groom-elect Is a 1968 graduate of Marshall High school. The couple plan to be mar ried next year but no definite date has been set. 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