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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1971)
Garden Club Sets Meeting Schedule HOMEOWNERS $AVE Wotnawi. Paje On, BILL ALLMAN ' 715 Ist-Stayton Phone 769-5729 State Fjm Fite and Casualty Coirpee,- Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor I have proofs of all the pictures we took at the graduations. Stan Ogden Photo Calendar of Events Thursday, June 24— IOOF No. 144 meets at Ixxlge Hall at 8 p. m. Friday, June 25— Officers practice for OESI Installation at the IOOF hall Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson of Detroit were hon 7:30 p. m. ored Sunday at a dinner party in the home of Mr. and Saturday, June 26— Mrs. Ole Erickson in observance of their 60th Anniver Fourth of July Queen Coron sary. ation ceremonies 8 p. m. San tiam High School Auditorium. District Deputy To Mill City Garden club to tour the Rose Gardens, Bush i Visit Rebekah Lodge House and Deepwood and af Santiam Rebekah I/xlge No. ternoon Rose show at the Mar 166 met June 16 with Noble ion Motor Hotel. I.eave Mill Grand, Mrs. Otto Weidman City at 9:30 a. m. presiding. Mrs. David Barn- hardt reported on the progress Sunday, June 27— and theme of the IOOF-Rebek- OES Open installation at ah float for the July 4th par ade. 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Irl Plymale, drill cap Tuesday, June 29— tain, announced drill exer JayCettes meet at home of cises at the July 7th meeting. Becky Lewis, 6003 N. W. San Mrs. Walter Thomas was ap tiam Blvd. 8 p. m. pointed to purchase the file cabinet for official papers and Sponsored as a public service records. Mrs. Elsie Folsom, district deputy president, said she will make her official visit July 7. Following the meeting, re Insurance Agency, Inc. freshments were served by Mrs. Albert Harris and Mrs. Walter Thomas. 129 Wall Street MADISON & DAVIS See U b For All General Lines of Innnranee Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Thank You . 1 wish to thank my friends and custo- I 1 I I I I 1 I 1 II IDANHA — Reno was the Mrs. LaDell Metteer of Mill Members of the Mill City City and Omey C. Lovell of setting June 11th when Miss Garden Club held an informal Stayton are announcing their | Kathy Reeves and Ron Round took their marriage vows. morning niuiiWKV Phone 897-2772 coffee . last Thursday , marriage which wincu was avivnui«,- solemniz-1 at the home of the club pr-h«^ June . at Ren<x The cere. I Kathy is the daughter of Mr. / rh and AIrs- Jerry Reeves of Idan- dent, Mrs. Lloyd Girod with mony was 1 ] J- and Ron is the .son of Mr. Mrs. R< jss McCombs assisting. Rev. W. E. ^=5 Cadwell at the | and Mrs. Mel Round, also of The schedule for the summer Parkview Chapel. Idanha. The couple was at months was discussed and Attending the couple were tended by their parents. some changes were made. the bridegroom’s brother-in- They are making their home Saturday, June 26 the group law and sister Lt. Comdr, and will leave Mill City at 9:30 Mrs. H. O. Turner of Petalu at Idanha, and both are gradu ates of Detroit High. a. m. and go to Salem where ma, California. they will tour the Rose Gard The couple will make their ens, Bush House and Deep home in Stayton at 260 West For Quality Job Printing call wood and in the afternoon will Locust St. The Ente» prise, 887-2772. DETROIT—The home of Mr. attended the Rose Show at the and Mrs. Ole Erickson, Mill Marion Motor Motel. City, was the setting Sunday The July meeting will be on for a dinner honoring Mr. and July 15 at 11 a. m. and will be Mrs. Frank Anderson, Detroit, a picnic at Niagara Park near on their 60th wedding annivers Gates. This will he potluck and ary. each one is to bring their own The couple was married June table service. Members may 21, 1911, at Marshalltown, la. bring guests. The meeting will Four sons were bom to the un I be cancelled if it rains. ion. They are Frank. Jr., of The August meeting will be Jesus and his twelve Apostles Portland; Karl, Waterloo, la.; at Silver Creek Falls on Au were entering Jerusalem, Harold, DeKalb, Ill., and Ed- gust 5, leaving Mill City at 8:30 To eat the Passover supper win, Seattle. A. M. This will also be a pot it was the very last time for them. Anderson was employed as luck with dessert and coffee an engineer for 44 years on furnished by the hostesses, They met in an upper chamber the Chicago Great Western Each one is to furnish their where the guests were always led, Railroad which operated be own table service. Those who They ate the Passover lamb tween DesMoines and Kansas I are not planning to attend or and they ate unleavened bread. City, retired some 20 years ago who are bringing guests are from the railroad. asked to call one of the host As they were eating the Passover During his courtship of Miss esses, Mrs. Darwin Raines, Jesus took a loaf that he did break, Alma Hougeland he carried a Mrs. Hollis Tumidge or Mrs. This is my body givin for you picture of her in the case of his Lowell Cree. eat it for your Saviours sake. railroad watch which the com Attending the meeting were pany frowned on. They told Mrs. Pauline Hansen, Mrs. The supper was almost over him to remove the picture, but Kenneth Corning, Mrs. Ross when Jesus took the cup. love won in that battle ,and McCombs, Mrs. Wendell Hel- This is my bloodshed for many the picture still remains in the ler, Mrs. O. K. DeWitt, Mrs. and each one took a sip. watch. Al Yankus, Mrs. Darwin Rain The couple has 13 grand-. es. Mrs. Don Carlson, Mrs. Dor Judas our Saviour’s traitor children and three great-grand is Rogers, Mrs. Jennie Cauble, did eat there is no doubt, children. Mrs. Ervin Peterson, Mrs. Kate He took the bread that Jesus gave him The Andersons came to De Doble, Mrs. Marie Tolbert, Satan entered and he went out. troit about four years ago. Mrs. Else Allen, Mrs. Charles Relatives of the couple are Dolezal, Jr., Mrs. Lowell Cree, Jesus knew that He must leave them planning a celebration of the and Mrs. Lloyd Girod. and he knew it was time to start, occasion at a later date. He knew He must go to the Father Mr. Anderson and Mr. Erick with the apostles, He must part. son are cousins. Kellys Return from Baby Shower Honors Mrs. Car/ Kenline A baby shower was held last Wednesday evening, June 16, honoring Mrs. Carl Kenline at the Orval Horner home. Host esses were Mrs. Teresa Carpen ter and Phyllis and Carolyn Kenline. Decorations were in pink and blue. The cake, which was de corated in pink and blue, was made by Mrs. Lester Kenline of Stayton. Games were played and Shei la Horner, three, sang two numbers before the opening of gifts. Refreshments were served to the following guests: Mrs. Kate Lodahl, Mrs. Grace Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Kenline and Barbara, Mrs. Lucille Brannan and «laughters, Mrs. Ray Horner, Mrs. Lester Kenline and Kath leen, Mrs. Carl Kenline and girls, and Mrs. Orval Homer and daughters. We wish to announce that we have purchased 10 years that 1 have owned and oper- King, and will appreciate a continuance Riverview from Chris of your patrciiaae. ated THE RIVERVIEW We plan to adhere to the same good business principles under her ownership. In MEHAMA We still have the same chef It has been a pleasure to serve the fine people of this area during these years CHUCK GOODING and 1 hope that you will continue to give to prepare your favorite foods. the same consideration to the new Owners ED DESCHAMPS D. D. (TUBBY) Come in and get acquainted soon with your hostess and GRIESEL Lesley Richardson and their hostess LESLEY RICHARDSON * CHRIS KING Chapter of the National Asso ciation of Postmasters held in John Day from Monday, June 14, through Thursday, June 17. During the session, Kelly was elected and installed as First Vice President of the State wide organization. He also served as toastmaster at one of the dinners. Besides the businses session, panel discussions, and addres ses by officials of the Postal i Department, there were many side-lights for the entertain ment of the many guests, in cluding buffet luncheons, ban quets, and dances. A golf tournament was held for those interested, and a tour of a near-by buffalo ranch drew a large caravan of cars. Those , who desired could ride a truck out to get a closer look at the n herd of over 100 animals, in cluding many calves. A picnic luncheon was held in the John Day city park, fol lowed by tours of the Canyon • City Museum, the Chinese Mu seum, a try at gold punning, and bridge playing at Moun- i tain View Country club. A fishing trip was also arranged to Sproul Lake where the par- I ticipants had very good luck, i The host for the affair was Postmaster George Benson of John Jay. assisted by others of that vicinity. Even the weather cooperated beautiful-1 — ly- On Friday, the Kellys drove on up to Pullman. Wn.. where they spent a long weekend with their daughter and fam ily. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Barkley and three sons. They enjoyed a picnic on Father’s Day and left Monday morning for the return trip home. Jerry Long was honored on his 7th birthday with a birth day party at his home Saturday afternoon. Those helping Jerry cele brate were Patrick Krecklow, Timmy Carpenter, Alan Wil sey, Brian Mumey, Jimmy and Johnny Loftin. Announcement The Jesus was going to His Father the Aposlles were sad as could be, Then they all sang a Hymn and went out to Gethsemane. Postmasters Meeting Jerry Long Celebrates Postmaster and Mrs. Charles I Kelly returned Monday from Seventh Birthday attending the 37th annual With A Party convention of the Oregon mers for their patronage over the past I Idanha Couple Wed In Reno Ceremony Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Community I 1 I I 1 Metteer-Lovell Rites Solemnized in Reno une 24, 1971 Detroit Couple Feted on Wedding Anniversary Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary Come In and Look Them Over Phone 897-2345 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, RIVERVIEW INN Mehama Jesus prayed while the Apostles slept while Judas was gathering Soldiers and men, To come and take Jesus by surprise to hold down an uprising, that might of been. Judas walked up and kissed our Saviour to let the Soldiers know he was the man, That they should take before the Priest Judas held the bounty money in his hand. They Crusified Jesus on Golgotha with a criminal on each side They wagged their heads and macked they didn’t know, it was for them he died. He paid a debt we could not pay in the death that he did die, He was burried and he rose again with faith, Our death; is not goodby. HUGH DURALL CLIP THIS COUPON Rubbermaid Freezer Containers Quarts or Pints Regular 98c I Carton of 3 for . CCy Local Fomilies Have Reunion at Prineville Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Mof fatt anti Mark took her mother. MH Voe Golden. to Prineville1 Reservoir over the weekend I for a family get-together. Mrs.1 Golden had not seen her bro ther. Melvin Cook of Meek ?r, Okla., for 29 years. They spent the weekend fish- j ing. boating and enjoying the warm weather. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cook of Meeker. Okla.. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie. Cook and Vikki. Sweet Home. I Mr and Mrs. Clarence Cook and Chariot of Prineville. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Gook. Becky1 and Cindy cf Longview. Tex., Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cook, of Prineville. Miss Frances Cook. Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Milton | Weddle. Sweet Home. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Parker, Bend, Mr and Mrs. Fay Smedley. Vaneta. Mr and Mrs. Frank Davis. Melody. Kathy and Sherri of Terrebonne. Sir and Mrs. Athel Savage and Re- becra. Mrs. Vee Golden and the Moffatts all of Mill City. with Coupon MF MILL CITY PHARMACY Offer Good Through June 26 F Vacation Insurance Coverage from 3 to 180 Days $25,000.00 Insurance $2,500.00 Medical Expense For Two Weeks Costs Less Than a DOLLAR A Day See us for other amounts of coverage or different number of days. Madison - Davis INSURANCE AGENCY, Phone 897-2345 INC. Mill City, Oregon
