MEW HOME
CAND LELIGH TING
Ruth Beckman,
The McCaffreys are nicely es­
The annual candlelighting ser­
tablished in their newly built vice of the Valley Community
modern home on 2775 N. \V. Pet- church will be held Sunday, Recent Bride,
tygrove. Their house has large evening, December 21. at 7:45. i
window walls, radiant heat, na­ A program of carols, will be Lives In H'Wood
tural wood finish, asphalt tile sung by the choir and the con­
WEST SLOPE
News
SCHOOL ROOM PARTIES
On Thursday
afternoon the
Gabel school children had their
Christmas party with each grade
holding its' individual party in
its’ room.
Each room had a
Christmas tree. Then all the
children assembled in the library
for a gift exchange, carol sing­
ing and refrfthments.
Several friends of the school
were invited to share in the fes­
tivities. the ¿invitations
being
made by the art department.
floors and all the latest features gregation. Lee Eddy will read
used in home construction.
scripture from the Bible pertain­
ing to the prophecy concerning
REUNION IN B. C.
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. G A. Rick and
baby Sharon of Fairway Drive HOME TRANSFERS
are leaving Saturday for West-
Mr. and Mrs. M. I.. ‘ Mickey)
view. British Columbia, where
McCaffrey, formerly of 8211 S\V
they will have a family reunion
Birchwood road, have sold their
over Christmas with Mrs. Ricks’
home to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
family, the first "get together"
Gollehur and son. Bob.
The
in 16 years. Mrs. Rick’s mother
Gollehurs are selling their Parr­
and sister are driving up with way Drive home.
them and taking the boat from
Vancouver.
SABEL CHRISTMAS
On Kriday morning at 10:45
GabelOountry Day school held
its Christmas program with the
pre-school department and first
grade
students
presenting
a
modem version of an American
Christina-; Eve. The second grade
on up through the eighth grade,
presented the story of the nativ­
ity with the following cast:
Jean Neher,
Mary;
Danny
Griffin. Joseph: Eddy Henson,
narrators; Douglas Berg. Douglas
Kiel and William Weirlch, shep­
herds.
The Kings were: Jimmy Buck-
ley, John Gurian and John Es-
I sig-
During the intermission Janice
Potter played a piano solo.
Every child participated as
[ members of the chorus as carol­
ers or angels.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wetter-
borg and Mr. and Mrs. Richard LEAVES FOR MONTANA
Fisk, all of Adair Village, Cor­
Miss Katherine Gibson of Gabel
vallis. spent last Friday and Sat­ school's faculty is leaving for
urday nights with Mr. Wetter- ^ Bozeman, Montana, her home, to
| borg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. | spend the Christmas vacation.
I N. Weterlxtrg, of
Brentwood
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hanson,
j avenue. The young couples re- and son, also affiliated with the
i turned
to Corvallis.
Sunday school, are spending Christmas
I night.
I at their former home. Columbus, |
I Mr. Wetterborg was elected to Ohio.
! the Oregon Delta Chapter of Pi
Mu Epsilon, honorary mathemat­
JR. FIRST CITIZEN
ics fraternity.
Charles R. Holloway. Junior,
of 3413 R. W. McChesney road
JUDY'S OPERATION
was named junior first citizen
Little five year old Judy De of Portland for 1947 In the Jun­
Weese is recovering at her home
ior Chamber of Commerce annual
following a recent operation for contest.
the removal of her tonsils and
Mr. Holloway will he honored
3 adenoids.
at the 17th anniversary of the
Mrs. M. Scotnev, of Tacoma.
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
Judy’s grandmother,
has
re­
January 8 at the Masonic hall.
turned home after a two weeks’ Mr Holloway is president of the
stay in West Slope with the Dirtland Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
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Set Up Branch In
Beaverton Area
More firmly establishing .its
reputation for full county real-
estate coverage, the Washington
County Agencies. Hillsboro. Har­
ry M. Seahold, realtor, has estah
lished its branch office in Beav­
erton, at the east " Y ” . Duane
D. Try. active in the east end of
the county will act as office man­
ager and Virgil Maffett is sales­
man for the new branch, which
is schedule«! to open December
19.
The new branch will continue
the service its parent firm of­
fers in Hillsboro (main office)
and Forest Grove (branch of-
fs-e.) All type of property list­
ings are handltxJ, Including farms
business, homes, acreage and the
like.
In addition, a full real estate
Insurance and real estate loan
service is included in the firm’s
facilities.
On Monday evening at 7:30 on
Decemlier 22. the Valley Com­
munity will have its
Sunday-
school i>arty and program which
will I h > presented by the young
people The program will be un­
der the direction of Mrs. C. A.
Walters’, superintendent of the
primary department and Mrs. J.
To all our friend s. . . old and n e w . . . w e extend
every good wish for joy and happiness! O ur
part in making your holidays the happiest . .
will be to continue to bring you, as we always
have in the past.
Q U A L I T Y F O O D S AT
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O. Holeman. superintendent of
the beginners’ department. San­
to Claus will appear at the close
of the evening with gift boxes
for all the children.
CHURCH S. S. PARTY
Hersheys Chocolate
SYRUP
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A Tempting Dish For The Winter Days
Chase and Sanborn's
COFFEE
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F rid a y , D ecem ber 19, 1947
The Cub Pack from Sylvan
School will have a Christmas
party on Friday night at the
school. A supper will be served
at »1:30 to the bovs and their
parents. Dens 1 and 2 will pre­
sent a skit. Movies are to he
shown, ami there will be a pre­
sentation of awards.
It will be the last meeting for
Dr. George Redpath. the Cub GIFT EXCHANGE
Master, and Mr. Barney Young
The Women’s Class of the
will take over his new leader­
Valley Community Church held
ship duties in January.
their Christmas meeting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen N.
Armfield of ^aurelwood Drive
NEW FA M ILY
on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cake have
A feature of the meeting was
4sold their home on Canyon Lane a Christmas gift exchange among
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J a m e s the members and a packing of
Harris and children of Chicago. the Christmas gift Ixixes which
The Harris family consists of a will he presented to the children
ten-year-old daughter and a 12- at their party on Dec. 22. Mrs.
vear-old son.
George Starr presided at
the
business meeting.
At a pretty autumn wedding
at St. Thomas More church in
Green Hills on November 22.
Miss Ruth Beckman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A F Beckman
of Canyon Drive became the
bride of Robert Drane of Holly-
wood, California
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
cream colored satin wedding
dress and a fingertip veil Her
banquet was of white orchids,
roses, bouvardia, and chrysanth­
emums.
Her only attendant. Mrs. Edith
Lineberger. wore an
Oriental
blue dress and earned pale yel­
low Chrysanthemums. Two niec­
es of the bride’s. Marlene Free­
man and Dorothy Palmer, were
flower girls. They wore white LIVES ON BRENTWOOD
dresses and carried baskets of
Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Weber are
yellow- mums.
Best man was a cousin of the living on Brentwood avenue now
their
Wyndmere
bride’s. Robert Egan. Joseph Ma­ after selling
lone and Stewart Inglis were Circle home to Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Patterson from Seattle. The Pat­
ushers.
Father Francis Schaefer
sol­ tersons have a little girl who
emnized the marriage ceremony is three and a four and one-half
year old son.
assisted by Father Denham.
After the ceremony, a wed­
ding reception was hold at the
Beckman home for one hund­
red guests. Mrs. Gertrude Gores
of Los Angeles, and Mrs I .ill-1
ian Freeman, aunts of the bride,
assisted in serving
The young couple left by auto­
mobile for Hollywood,
where
they will njake their home
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t IIUIK JOI NS IN MING
At the eleven o’clock service
on Sunday morning at the Val­
ley Community United Presby­
terian church the adult
and
youth choirs will combine in
singing a program of Christmas
music.
The choirs, numliering thirty-
five voices, are under the direc­
tion of John J. Doubt, junior.
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