The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-12-08

~. Holcomb spent the week end in
seattle.
H. Flesher spent the week end
i Spokane.
e Grosscup left Sunday night
n Vancouver, B. G.
INV the tuberculosis Christ
Goals now on sale at local stores.
Mrs. T. G. Grosscup left Wednes-
j. for Tacoma to visit relatives until
- and of the Christmas holidays when
- will join Mr.. Grosscup in Vancou-
yer, B. G.
frustrating the song america the
,..utiful." many beautiful posters,
are displayed Sunday at the Baptist
s,rdav school, feature of the pro-
I'm being a patriotic stunt put on
:, each division of the Sunday school.
pnoils are now at work on posters IL
s,trating the Christmas story.
The Minute Women, one of the or
..nizations assisting the Red Gross
.ommittee in their annual Roll Call
alive. have collected $20S. South Ken
,evick, Mrs. A. C. Harris precinct,
81 the honor of collecting the larg-
"a number of memberships, amount
- to $6S.
Thirty Boy Scouts with Scoutmaster
n j. Copeland and Assistant Scout
paster Chas. Boyer, were present at
a. monthly social meeting of the or
- held Tuesday evening at the home
7 Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Brown. The
leys spent a very pleasant evening
hying games and enjoyed the re-
hsshments served at the close of the
Cening by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. F.
4. Dunlap.
Announcements have been received
lire of the marriage at Aberdeen,
( Miss Vera Mayfield and Mr.. Har-
I'd Rehwinkle, which took place Tues
Nv, November 8. The bride is the
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. May
tld and has many friends in Kenne-
wick where she lived prior to going to
aberdeen to make her home three
,ears ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Rehwinkle
vii reside in Aberdeen where he is
ugaged in the milling business.
Nj. and Mrs. T. G. Grosscup have
been honored with a number of very
pleasant social affairs during their
hay in the city. Friday evening they
we're guests of Mrs. H. w. Emerson
It dinner given at Hotel Kennewick
It which covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Grosscup, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Ioores, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Story and
VI. and Mrs. j. j. Rhdkin. Saturday
lie Pirate club entertained with one
Sclock luncheon given at the home of
1n. Rudkin complimenting Mrs.
Csosscup and Mrs., E. w. Trenbath,
4 which honors were awarded to Mrs.
Grosscup and Mrs. Trenbath and high
xore won by Mrs. H. p. Cranmer.
On Tuesday Mrs. Grosscup was the
honor guest at bridge luncheon CIV
Ia by Mrs. X. C. Clifford and Mrs. A.
& Gardner with covers laid for
Twelve. Guest honors went to Mrs.
Grosscup and the highest score was
Won by Mrs. L. E. Johnson. Tuesday
evening" Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Nicholson
Entertained informally at dinner for
Mrs. Grosscup.
The ladies aid of the First English
Lutheran church will have its annual
ale of needle work and home cooked
loods Saturday, December 18th, in
Iachell Bros. Paint store opposite the
snSt National bank. Light lunches
Will be served during the sale. The
ioune Peoples league Of this church
We planning the purchase of piano
md will be pleased to receive informa-
uon about a first class second hand
piano. Call 1881.
The ladies aid of the first English
lutheran church was entertained on
thursday at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Albright on the Highlands.
The Highlands Woman's club will
ntertain at a dance in the club house
friday evening of this week.
Rev. H. !. Oberholtzer, director of
Ahgious education for this Episco-
nlan diocese, was "a guest of Rev,
= X. Altman today and will conduct
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