The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-11-27
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FINLEY NEWS NOTES


Mrs. Masters and Ssons Marion and
Virgil, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Grifing, her nephew Arthur and
Homer and Elmer Kerns, motored to
Spokane Tuesday to spend Thanks
giving with relatives there. They will
return on Friday or Saturday. -.
Don't forget the big feed and ba-
zaar to be given by the Ladies' Aid
December fifth. Everybody come.
Mansel Tewalt, Miss Violet Reik and
Mrs., Stanley Cochran motored to
sUmatilla Sunday. Mansel and Miss
Reik returned, leaving Mrs. Cochran
to visit few days with friend. ~,
I Miss Lois Cannon, who is teaching
school at Outlook, will visit with rel
atives here during the Thanksgiving
vacation, returning Saturday. She
will be accompanied by a friend and
fellow school Fam. a&t>5 .,a1@
The students of the Finley high
school wish to thank the people Of
the community for helping to make
success of the play given last Fri
day night. The proceeds of the play
and candy sale combined amounted to
about fifty-six dollars. 81
If in passing by the Finley school
house you see an unusual amount of
red, do not think that we are floating
the red flag. It is only the students,
exhibiting the school colors derived
from the proceeds of the play given
last Friday night. III S.
F. E. Masters is wearing long.
face this week. Dolores says that he
is not the only one who is feeling
lonely over the departure of the Mas
tiers family. 1}
Mrs. H. L. Bard and Leonard Skel-
ton of Spokane are visitors at the:
home of E. E. Pyle. Mr.. Shelton is
a brother of Mrs. Pyle. .:, g.
/; The Ladies' Aid met Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Kerns. Plans for
the coming bazaar were discussed and
lunch of salad, hot rolls, doughnuts'
and coffee was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson of Texas
were visitors at the home of Homer
Johnson this week. They left Monday
for Portland.
The Grange has elected their new
officers. They are: Master. j. C. Sway
re; lecturer, Mrs. Goss; overseer, Ed.
Frauen; steward, VIM. Pastorious;
asst steward, JOS. Gerards; chaplain,
Frank Struthers; treasurer, Chris.
Puderbaugh; gate keeper, A. O'Don-
nell; Ceres, Mrs. j. R. Ayers; Pomo-
ma, Mrs. Farney; lady assistant stew
ard, Mrs. Cochran; purchasing agent,
C. Puderbaugh. All officers will be in
stalled at the county jubilee which is
to be held at Prosser in the first part
of January. 5
JOS. Gerards made business trip
to Seattle last week. ~. iii SO
Mrs. j. r. Ayers, who is teaching
school at Ringold was week end Wis
itor at the home of A. S. Goss.
Mr.. Stackhouse, Mrs. Williams, Miss
Forrest and Miss Reik are attending
institute in Pasco. Miss Griggs re-
ceived permission to attend at her
home in Yakima.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Viggers of Sc
attic are spending Thanksgiving at
the home of A. S. Goss.
Mr.. Stackhouse will spend Thanks
giving with his wife and son in Spo-
kane.
g The contest in the Sunday school
is becoming more interesting. One
hundred twenty-one were present last
Sunday and we are expecting still
greater attendance mkt Sunday.
TIL Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Helps December 16. -i~s
Miss Griggs has resigned her po-
sition as primary teacher in the Fin
ley school. She will be succeeded by
Mrs. G.. Monroe Ford.