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■ il F H A M A 7—The Ciu Enterprbe’ Thured»y-Nov-12>1970 LYONS State Grange By Eva Bressler Mrs. John Teeiers Mrs. Arthur Anderson was. Rev. Cyril Dorsett, District a guest Sunday, November 1 Superintendent, was the guest at the George Dwire home in, speaker at the Lyons United Salem when she went espec-l Methodist church Sunday mor COLD FIRE ¡ally to see the Dwires’ new ning November 8. A fellowship S tart a fire daughter. potluck dinner was served WITH /C£? VES, IF Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hillyer' YOU SHAPE THE following the services. LYONS — A Thanksgiving ICE LIKE A LENS of Lyons won first prize at the The Firemens annual dance dinner preceded the meeting of ANO USE IT AS costume party held Halloween scheduled for Saturday night, Santiam Valley Grange held YOU WOULD A night at the Riverview Cafe, November 21, has been post- Friday night. W. C. Harris, BURNING GLASS! Mehama, when they came dres poned until Saturday night. State Grange overseer, also sed as “Bonnie and Clyde”. November 28, due to other ac State Grange deputy, accom- Mrs. Edward Titze returned I tivities. panied by his wife, was the home Thursday. November 5, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Downing guest speaker of the evening, from Setatle, Wash., where she returned to their home at Rose Installation of officers will had visited since the previous burg Wednesday morning. be held November 29 at 2 p. Saturday at the home of her They, with Mr. and Mrs. Orvil m. at the Scio grade school. sister, Mrs. Mae Wiltse. le Downing, enjoyed a elk hunt Mrs. Harris’ team will do the bonus for bond B uyers • Mrs. Donald Teeters and Mrs. ing trip while here. installing. Also the third and Longfellow visited November Miss Ellen Dougherty re fourth degrees will be confer 5 with their sister Mrs. Don turned to her home in Portland red at Crowfoot Grange on Stensland at McMinnville. Thursday after spending sever November 22 at 2 p. m. A surprise birthday party1 al days at the home of her Birthday anniversaries thru was held for Mrs. Leonard sister, Mrs. Mike Fink. the year were honored, with ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (Violet) Wallen at the Meha-, Mrs. Hazel Lewis and daugh Mrs. Richard Jennings bakine ma School Friday afternoon, I ter, Miss Beulah Lewis, were the decorated cake. The annual Nov. 6. Mrs. Wallen has been in Corvallis Thursday after Christmas party will be held cook at the school for 24 years. BUBBLING OVER noon to visit Miss Lucille Lew Friday evening, December 4, She was presented with a is who is in the hospital. Miss with a gift exchange. A gift S tarting with a soap scrole containing the names of bubble , you can make Lewis is a teacher in the Cor will be sent to the Marian IT INTO A LOVELV GLASSY the students at the school this vallis school system. Home in Sublimity. A. Christ BUBBLE OF ICE IF VOU year, a gift certificate for din Mr. and Mrs. Glen Julian re mas dinner will proceed the HOLD IT OVER A PAN ner for two at the Riverview i turned the last of the week meeting. OF LIQUID AIR. Cafe from the Mehama School from the Desert Hot Springs in Mothers Club and several other Calif., after spending some j gifts. Refreshments of Birth time there. Mrs. Howard Bernhard from day cake, coffee and punch Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber Newberg. Mrs. Don Schott of were served by the Mothers and Mrs. Leo Cruson were in Gervais, Mrs. Ray Daniels from Club. Present for the party Milwaukie Saturday afternoon Brooks, Mrs. Carl Schumaker, GATES (Missionary-Evangelist» were the pupils, a large group to attend the wedding of Miss Mrs. Walt Amberson and of both past and present moth Mae Agnes Morgan, daughter daughter. Linda, also from Ger To Conduct Crusade By Rose Cree ers. Mrs. Jennie Moe who lives of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mor vais and Mrs. Tim Baughman At Lyons Church near the school and has attend gan of Lyons and John Kenny, of Salem. Mrs. Olive Sherman and Mrs. j After 22 years of pastoral ed most of the school programs held at 2 p. m. Miss Noreen Corey from Riv Herba Scott have moved to . and evangelsitic ministry in for many years was a special Mr. and Mrs. M. J. K. Fuhr erside, Calif., is visiting her Lincoln City. , the United States, the appoint guest. from Tacoma were weekend grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McCaus ment came for Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Ival Davison of Klam- guests at the home of Mr. and Pyeatt for two weeks. £ Nulterneier'~to travel "to ath Falls was a guest last week Mrs. Lloyd Sletto. Additional Mrs. Carrie Naue spent sev land have purchased their home Sunday guests were Mr. and eral days in Lyons at the and are retiring after spending, the par Eagt for missionary ev- at the home of her son’s fam Mrs. Oscar Satern and Miss homes of her sons, Mr. and the past 13 years living in Alas- angelism. This has been their ily. the Wavne Davisons. Mr. and Mrs. Davison and dausrht- ^a- work ever since. Nettie Hatteberg from Silver- Mrs. Donald Naue and Mr. and ka. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cooper, On their recent two-year tour ers took his mother home Fri ton. Mrs. Howard Naue. Mrs. Naue, Sunday guests at the home a former Lyons resident, also who have been living in the' the Nultemeier’s ministered in day and visited at Klamath Lincoln Henness nouse, have Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Falls during the weekend. of Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Cru- visited friends while here. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tato of I Thailand, Formosa, Japan, the son were her brother and wife, Sunday dinner guests at the moved to the Lyons area. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jacobson I Marshall Islands, Hong Kong, Jacumba. Calif., arrived Friday Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hudson home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy from McMinnville. Hiatt were their son-in-law and and family will be moving the; Guam, Hawaii and the Philip- for a weeks visit at the home of her brother-in-law and sis Sunday dinner guests at the daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry end of the month to John Day pine Islands. Now back in the United ter, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Elmer of Albany. Their grand where he has been transferred States awaiting appointment to and with other relatives here. Stevens were Mr. and Mrs. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. with the Forest Service. Saturday guests at Jack Scott of Mill City, Mr. Gail Elmer, Tammie, Trisha Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaffer their next Far Eastern evange Additional and Mrs. A. W. Toman and and Trever from Shedd and of Mill City spent Sunday af listic tour, the Nultemeier’s the Smiths were Mr. and Mrs. Janet of Salem, Bradley To- Mrs. Hiatt’s sister, Mrs. Gladys ternoon at the home of Mr. will be coming to Santiam Mel Pankratz and family of Chapel Assembly of God, Fifth Dallas and Mrs. Pankratzs old man, a student at OSC in Cor- Nygaard of Lyons. The occa and Mrs. G. J. Gueston. and Birch Streets, in Lyons, er daughter, Connie McMurdie, vallis, and Mr. and Mrs. Al sion honored the birthday anni The Willing Workers met at for a special revival crusade. and Mrs. Dorothy Owen and bert Stevens of Lyons. versary of Harry Elmer. the Idanha Fire Hall on Thurs The crusade will open at 7 Carla of Blodgett. Mrs. Ed Pyeatt and Mrs. Jerry Zelner of Gervais hosted NEED JOB PRINTING?— day, November 5 with 10 mem p.m. Sunday evening, Novem Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sted- bers present. Their next meet ber 15, and will continue night ronsky and daughters of Ne a baby shower for Mrs. Paul Daniels of Salem Tuesday ev See The Mill City Enter ing will be sometime after the ly, except Monday, through halem visited Saturday after prise. Top Quality Printing holidays. ening. Those attending from Sunday evening, November 22. noon with Mrs. M. V. Frame Attending from Gates were All services will begin at 7 p.m. and Mrs. E. J. Hughes and at priced right. Fast service, out-of-town were two Grand Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Mrs. G. J. too. Pb.one 897-2772. mothers from Los Angeles; In a statement to the En the John Teeters home. Gueston, Mrs. Emma Crucher terprise, Rev. J. W. Jepson, and Mrs. Myrtle Brasmer. pastor of Santiam Chapel, said, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Myers “Having the Nultemeier’s in from Silverton visited his sis- this area for a crusade is a ter, Mrs. Lang Stafford on rare opportunity which every j Sunday. one should enjoy. Their mis Brian Hudgins, son of Mr. sionary work is fascinating and and Jerry of their ministry is outstanding. L' 1 Mrs. »-I, I r-. z-A Hudgins . . . Salem and grandson of AT»» Mr. and n... This should prove to be a spir ffhtBiU* i Mrs. Flovd Johnson, is a mem itually uplifting experience for ber of the Salem Junior Drum all who attend.” Pastor Jepson Whither shall 1 go from thy and Bugle Corps. He participa stated further that everyone is Spirit?—(Psalms 139:7). ted in the Veteran’s Day Par invited and the admission is When we are faced with a ade at Albany on Wednesday. free. troubling situation, prayer can Mrl and Mrs. Cecil Haun Pedestrian traffic deaths in help us realize the loving pres from Nebraska visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin on Sunday the United States last year ence of God which dispels and also other friends in the totaled 9,800. Many of those worry and fear. Prayer not killed were children who dart only sustains us; it also sus area. Saturday guests at the home ed into the street from behind tains those for whom we pray. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin a parked car. When driving on A prayer that places our loved were his daughter, Mrs. Wynn residential streets, particular ones in God’s care blesses them Hackenberg and Mrs. Ron ly near parked cars, reduce with the protection and guid speed and be extra alert Smith from Portland. ance they need. Paul X. and Elydia E. Smith were pleasantly surprised bj' a weekend visit from Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rogge of Eugene. This was the first time they had seen each other in over pgOtAp5 twenty years. Guests Saturday at the home of Mrs. Lang Stafford were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Caldwell from Stayton. Mrs. Floyd Johnson enter tained at a dinner on Sunday honoring her husband on his' birthday anniversary. Present were Mr. and Mrs. I James Cuthbert, Laurie and Jimmie from Woodburn and the Johnsons. Laurie had spent! the weekend with her grand parents and returned home with her parents. Laurie was recently a model in a style review at the Woodburn grade school. It was sponsored by the First National Bank of Woodburn. Clothes were furn ished by the Pickering Dry Goods store from Woodburn. Overseer atSantiam Valley Meeting 'XSSS^a,us Gene Teague Chevrolet We'll Keep You In Hot Water Ib. 79c Ib. 99c German Sausage Semi Boneless Ham Shank End . Old Fashion Franks Lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Potatoes (Russets) 10 lbs. 49c California Oranges Yellow Onions . . 2 doz. 79c 7 lbs. 33c 69' Cinnamon Rolls with Raisins Wheat Bread 39‘ Mrs. Baileys Reg. 45c Nabisco Premium Crackers 59c 2 Lb. Box Campbells Cream of Mushroom Soup 6 cans $1 Frozen Orange Juice C Flav-R-Pac 6 Oz. cans for 1 Mortons Pumpkin Pie 3 for $1.00 Halo Hair Spray Reg. Price 83c 59c Silk Bathroom Tissue 12 rolls $1.00 Prices Effective Thurs. through Sat Nov. 12-14. 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