The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-17
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Coils Huntingdon left for Portland
this week, where he has gone on bus
mess before returning to New York.
There was a large attendance at
John Lakes sale last week, and things
sold for good price. Mr.. Lake and
family have left for their new home
in Vancouver.
| Claude Brown has disposed of his
household goods and will leave short
ly with his wife and family for CAL
ifornia, where they will visit with his
mother.
Mrs. j. b. Howard entertained at
dinner last week Mr.. and Mrs. Town
er, Mrs. Perkins and Mr.. Larson. the
occasion being in honor of Mr.. Lar
sons birthday.
The American Legion BOYS and
Auxiliary girls meet in the Legion
hall next Friday evening at eight
o'clock. There will be card tables.
program, social hour and refresh
ments, also dance.
Coils Huntingdon, of Syracuse.
N. Y, is visiting this week with Asa
Purdy. Asa and Coils were sBuddies'
in France and Germany during the
war. Needles to say the bows are
enjoying to the full friendship Of
days gone by.
The ladies of the community are
going to give program and pie social
In the hall Wednesday evening, No
vember 23rd. The object Of this
gathering is to raise money to buy
coal and pay for lights in the church.
No charge will be made, but there will
be collections. Everybody welcome.
The Kennewick boys and girls bas-
ketball teams will play the Finley
teams in the school gym Saturday
evening at eight o'clock sharp.
Carl Meyers has further demonstra-
ted his faith in the Finley district by
the purchase this week Of the farm
known as the Lewtas place, which adj
joins his other holdings.
The Finley school board has called
a meeting of the patrons of the school
for Saturday evening, November 10 at
o'clock, in the high school room. This
meeting will precede the basketball
game between Finley and Kennewick.
Everybody come.
The Finley school is boosting for a
new gym and indications are that they
will be successful soon. The high
school has given two plays and the
student body has about one-sixth of
the needed funds in their treasury.
Keep boosting.
The Farm Bureau meeting Tuesday
evening was well attended. An unus-
ually interesting program was given
and eleven delegates elected to the
county convention at Benton City.
The Farm Bureau Boosters will meet
in Finley December 2. Everyone is
urged to be present and show the Wis
itors. there is no place like Finley.
Mrs. M. W.. Zindell has been named
Finley. Correspondent to the Courier
Reporter to succeed Mrs. John Lake.
Mrs. Zindell's telephone number is
42x11. The new correspondent and
| the publishers of the Courier Reporter
invite the coopraton of the readers in
making the Finley column interesting
and worth while.
Tie Finley Ladies Aid will meet on
November II at the home of Mrs. B.
Cannon, with Mrs. H. C. Craft, Mrs.
C.. E. Griffith and Mrs. T. M. Gardner
as assistant hostesses. Everyone well
come. The ladies are preparing d box
of clothing and toys for the orphans
home in Seattle. This with barrel
of canned fruits will be sent the COM
ing week.
A splendid Thanksgiving program
will be given in the Finley hall, We'd
nesday, November % at eight o'clock,
under the auspices of the trustees of
the Finley church. Refreshments will
be served. Program and refreshments
will be free, but free will offering
will be taken to be applied on the in
cidental expenses of the church such as
coal and insurance. Everybody come
and have good time.