The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-11-05
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Mrs. Roy H.. Proctor was business
visitor in Prosser Tuesday.
Fred Jamison returned home Sum
dav from a business trip to Spokane
Mrs. j. C. Mills, of Pendleton, is
visiting her husband here this week.
C.. G.. Mccoy came home Wednes-
day from Brewster, where he has been
very i'll and is now confined to his
home.
Mrs. Davenpeck, mother of Mrs.
Grant Stewart, returned Friday from
an extended visit with relatives in
the east.
DR.. H. o. Perry, spent a happy day
in Kennewick last Tuesday in order
to vote. He came up from Prineville,
Ore, and returned to White Salmon
that evening.
M. j. Leak returned last week from
the Okanogan country where he mas
been working on the Montana Gold
Mining company's claims, and Incl
IDENTIFY hunting for big game. It is re-
ported that he got goat, deer and a
bear. He is very enthusiastic over
that part of the state.
Rev. F. E. Ellington, of Spokane,
secretary of the Northwest Bible
school Of the Christian church, will
be in Kennewick Sunday forenoon to
meet the Sunday school workers of
the local church at $3.50. He will
also preach at 11:O0 o'clock, leaving
for Walla Walla at 1890.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild were
very busy Tuesday afternoon when
they met at their regular meeting at
the rectory. They packed large
box of clothing for the war zone,
sent $500 to the Red Cross society,
and decided later to send Christmas
box for the children's hospital in
Alaska.
The ministers of Kennewick and
vicinity will meet at the Baptist
church at 2 p.m., Monday. The Rev.
John Shape will address them on "The
Minister and His Changing Ideals"
Arrangements will be made for the
union Thanksgiving service, and all
ministers Of the churches who would
like to join in this service are urged
to be present.
The great sermons of Rev. John
Shape at the special meetings held in
the Baptist church, have drawn so
many that the Sunday afternoon and
evening services have been changed
to the pavilion. The Methodist church
will unite in the meeting Sunday
night. The Rev. Shapes subjects for
the week are: Sunday, 8 pm, at the
pavilion, winning Your Own SOUL"
7:30 pm, "Who Are Lost;;" 11:00 a.
M, at the Baptist church, "The Su-
preme Distinction of the Church"
Monday, elbow CRATER Got Con-
verified" Tuesday, "The Man Who
Fell Asleep During the Sermon and
What He Missed" Wednesday,
Christ's Method of Awakening Dor
mant Soul" Thursday, "The Call OF
the Larger Life" Friday, "The Fatal
Choice" Bible readings will be given
by the Rev. Shape at the Baptist
church Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day afternoons at 3 o'clock.
Little Ards Mae Sheppard was the
happy hostess to twenty littye friends
at Halloween party Saturday eve
ming. The little folk attended in cos
tune, and the procession Of ghosts,
fairies, witches and black cats which
froliced in the suhdued lights fur
nished pretty portrayal of the ira
ditions of the evening. The guests
spent the time in fishing for popcorn
balls, in spearing and toasting marsh
mallows, bobbing tor apples and
doughnuts. These happy scenes were
enacted under rustling canopy OF
suspended autumn leaves waited by
autumn breezes from concealed cleo
trio fans. The large rooms OF the
beautiful home were exquisite in their
beautiful decorations. No detail was
omitted and Jack o. lanterns, pump
kin faces and goblin shapes grlnneo
from every nook and corner OF the
dimly lighted rooms.