COMMUNITY SING AND CAROLS
HIGHLIGHT PROGRAM FOR PTA
M cK A Y -P R O G R E SS
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t e R e d has been sold. T h e y expect to move
Nosed R e in d e e r ” brought loud ap- by F e bru a ry ,
plause.
Robin L o g a n and H a r r y W erner,
students, played accordian solos.
B ob Irw in, high school, e n te rta in ­
e r gave three m usical pantomines.
T h e re fre s h m e n t com m ittee t r e a t ­
ed to pop corn balls and candy.
T h e schools’ C h ristm as will be F r i ­
day m o rn in g 9:15 Dec. 22.
Mrs. Funderburgh SPEAKER CITES COMMUNISM AS
Huber Resident
MENACE-CENTURY CLUB TOPIC
B> Mm. W . A. KunnrU
S w ift and Company, who spoke
Passes Dec. 15th
the d ang ers of Com m unism .
F u n e ra l services for Mintie May
W E S T S L O P E — At the Centu ry
Fu n d e rb u rg h of B la n to n street, Club C h ris tm a s party, held last
Aloha- were held a t the Aloha B ap- Monday, th e guest speaker
was
tU t Church on Monday. D ecem b er L o u i, Arturo,
general forem an
of
18th, a t 2 p. m. The R e v E rlin g
M onnes o fficia te d and inte rm e n t
was in C resce n t Grove C em etery
P e g g ’s Mortuary, B eav erton, was
in ch a rg e of fu n e ra l a rra n g em e n ts.
Mrs. F u n d e rb u rg h was born J a n ­
uary 12, 1902 a t L a m passes, T e x a s
and passed a w ay D ece m b e r 15.
Sh e was the d au g hter o f Mr. and
Mrs. W illiam E . B ing h am . Sh e was
m arried to Jo s e p h Oliver F u n d e r­
burgh on August 10. 1919. H e r
home was in Hobert. O k lahom a
until 1936. In th a t y ear the fam ily
moved to Astoria. Oregon. Sh e had
lived in H u ber fo r the past three
years.
Sh e is survived by her husband.
Jo s e p h O.; her mother, Mrs. Mary
E ll e n B in g h a m o f Springfield, O re ­
Inscribett f*»r all to
gon; four d aug hters. Mrs. J o h n T.
C u nning ha m of Huber, Ore., Mrs.
.«<•(> is our wish fo r
J a m e s F . P e r k i n s o f B ea v erton ,
Ore., Mrs. W illiam J e n n i n g s of
you this nuts! jo y ­
R eed sport, O regon and Mrs. R u s ­
sell D. B a r n e y o f Portland . O re.; ;
ous o f seasons.
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five broth e rs and th ree sisters:
J a m e s A. B in g h a m of Astoria. Ore.,
very
W illia m C. B in g h a m of Corcoran,
Calif., T o m m ie of H obart, O kla- j
M ERRY
i horaa, A r th u r W. o f Ju n c tio n City. I
! Ore., M arvin E . of Mabel, Oregon, 1
CH RIST M
Mrs. B en P h y o f Mountain View.
Okla., Mrs. S a m H a rt of O klahom a
City, Okla., and Mrs. F re d Powell
o f O ak Ridge, Oregon. T h e r e are
6 g randchildren.
F O R M E R A LO H A R E S I D E N T
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McMahill of
P o rtla n d have been visiting Mrs.
McMahill
d aughters Mrs. S cott
H o m e y and Mrs. R o y Ainsworth.
Mr. McMahill was a fo rm e r Aloha
resident.
R E C O V E R Y SA T ISFA C T O R Y
R e in a rd Sch e ll who underwent
an operation last week is recover-
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Kan Ka Ki Ya s
Plan and Enjoy
Christmas Fete
T h e K a n K a Kl Ya Camp F ir e
j girls had their C h ristm as party at
the old lib ra ry b u i l d i n g • last
W edn esd ay. T h e entire party was I
planned by girls who worked to- j
g e th e r to produce an enjo y able
• ; lir.
The
pro g ram
included:
Tw o
1 poems, "A C h ris tm a s B u n d le ” by
J u d y Davis and ‘’S to ck in g s by the
F i r e P l a c e " by D elorse Peabody.
Gw en H o m e y ta p danced. N an cy
E ly ,
Jo y c e
W y tte n b erg ,
D iana
R i c k e r t , R u t h R ob inso n, and J e n ­
nife r Hobbs sa n g carols.
Alona Jo n e s s a n g “Rudolph the
R e d Nose R e in d e er".
L a u re l L ogan and Donnye S t r a y e r
played violin and ukulele re sp ec­
tively
T h e building was decorated in
the h eig ht of C h ris tm a s fashion
and the table w as bountiful o f hol­
iday goodies.
T h e girls to ok home sompleted
needle cases fo r the m o th e rs gift
and a fe lt C h ris tm a s tree decorated
with sequins. T h e s e the girls had
made a week e a rlie r and kept as a
surprise.
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ALOHA
JERSEY
DAIRY
AND ALL
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Y o u r Tie Selection
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sure
E ig h te e n m e m b ers o f th e F i r
Grove F a r m e r e t t e s held th e ir
C h ris tm a s m ee tin g at the D ale
V ia r home on T h u rs d a y evening. A
contest In which th e ladles vied
fo r a prize in co n s tru ctio n of the
most in te res tin g h a t from m a te ria ls
such as pie plates, cand les and
pipe cleaners, was won by Mrs.
M Nickols.
Mrs. Marvin T a y lo r was co-host-
ess for the occasion.
Rev. George Taylor, left Monday
night for W h e ato n , Illinios, to
spend th e holidays with his son,
and d aughter-in-law and family,
Rev, and Mrs. K e n n e th T ay lo r, and
children.
Also a tte n d in g the g a th e rin g will
be L y m a n Taylor, who has been
atte n d in g W h e a to n College this
year.
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TINKER TOTS
ELECTRIC TRAIN (American Flyer) complete with track
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C u rfatm as plans o f the A. N.
W e tte b o rg fam ily include a reunion
of ab out th irty m e m b e r s o f the
family.
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C o ngestio n
F A M IL Y R E U N IO N FLA N S
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. L ee s r e tu r n ­
ed hom e from th e ir honhymoon
early this week, following th e ir
wedding on S a tu rd a y evening, and
are a t home a t 2942 S. W. M cC hes-
ney road.
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Chr istmas can mean
SHOPPER
Mr. and Mrs. R H. Golleheur
and fam ily are m a k in g a vacatio n
visit over the holidays, a t L ong 1
B each , and plan to re tu rn home
around the first of the .year.
Mr. Golleheur is head of the
C anyon R oad R e a lt y Company.
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FO R T H E 1 1TH H O U R SH O P P ER
LONG B E A C H H O LID A Y
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LUXURIOUS
o f Mrs. George T u m a , two a n ­
nou n ce m e n ts of in te rest to people
of this com m unity , were made.
Mrs. Harold Powell, special a c tiv ­
ities ch a irm an , announced th a t the
club is buying a wheel c h a ir for
use of m e m b ers o f the com munity,
who m ay need it.
Also, Mrs. Vern on Churchill, pres­
ident. announced th a t ea ch club
m e m b e r is being mobilized for
s tra te g ic positions in the W a s h ­
ington county w a r e m e rg en c y civ­
ilian d efense work
HONEYMOON T R I P
BEAVERTON
ELECTRIC
and E th e l H ansen.
B esid es the C h ris tm a s g ift ex­
chanRe and carol singing, in c h arg e
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TO ONE
Y O U TH CA R O LIN G P A R T Y
T h e Methodist Y ou th Fellow ship
of the B e a v e r to n C h urch will carol
S a tu rd a y evening at the hom es of
| the aged and shut-ins o f our c o m ­
munity. F ollow ing th e ir C h ristm as
singing th e y will be en te rtain ed at S|
W e 'd like to convey
a b u ffe t luncheon In the home o f
Mrs. J e s s e S trick la n d ,
o u r gratitude for your
rA S T O F FIC E R S PARTY
Mrs. Nellie A c k e rm a n and Leland
past
p atro n age
and
F lin t, past m a tro n and patron of
B e a v e r C h apter gave a party in
future friendship
the M asonic T e m p le last S a tu rd a y
nig h t for o f fic e r s during the past
y ear.
T h e evenin g w as spent in playing
c a n a s t a and d a n cin g to old time
M r. & M r s W a lte r U n is
music.
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M rs.Iv a S u m m e r s gave a c a n a s ­
ta party luncheon last T h u rsday .
F ollo w in g guests were present.
Mrs. Helen F ish e r. L en a Maxwell.
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F A M I L Y IN W I I K A T O N
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