The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-04-28
From the Correspondents
Of Interest Concerning Our Neighbors Hereabouts

/ Mr.. Parish made trip to White
Salmon last week. He drove back in
his car. So
Loren Boise is on the sick list this
week and has been unable to attend
school.
Mrs. Ford is making three months
visit with her son, Vernon, at Ar
lington. .- =
A number of local grange enthus-
lasts attended grange in Vale last
Saturday night.
Miss Gladys Reik, who is teaching
the primary grade in Hover, spent
the week end at home. ~
Mrs. C. C. Cox, who has been ill at
her home the past week, is much inn
proved at this writing.
The members of the grange. chorus
are expected to meet at the Finley hall
Monday evening for practice.
Earl Angel was sick last week,
being unable to attend Sunday school
and church services Sunday.
Roy Bush, of Toppenish, spent a
few days last week visiting with his
brother and mother at the Fred Cress-
well home.
The Grange and Woodmen will give
joint dance in the hall Friday. All
Changers and Woodmen and their FAM
lilies are cordially invited to attend.
A few Finley people attended the
light opera which was given by the
Kennewick high school. All who at
tended express an interesting pro-
gram. a~ --a
Marion Masters was Pasco visitor
Thursday evening. He attended Mrs
Hopkinson's musical recital while in
Pasco. He reports a very enjoyable
evening. Il
Lester Cox, who has been attending
college, was at home last week for a
three days vacation. He has just com
pleted a trip through the northwest
with the college glee club. 1E3
Pomona Grange will be held at the
Finley hall, Saturday, May Ia. A
special program is being prepare and
all Changers should make it a point
to attend this meeting. .z- F.
The Finley orchestra has kindly con-
sented to play for church services on
Sunday, April 30. Mr.. Hall is direct
ing the organization and a good pro-
gram is in store for those who attend
Philip Hitchcock attended the mus
ical recital given by the pupils OF
Mrs. F. B. Hopkinson of Pasco, in
Pasco, Thursday evening. He reports
very interesting program.
Marion Masters entertained num-
Der of Kennewick friends Sunday even
ing. Those present were, Winnifred
Huntington, Dorothy Bowles, Della
Hudnall, Dorothy Turner, Philip Hitch
cock, Leslie Bass and Elmer Crosby
Ray Bush, who has been here for a
few days left last week for q six weeks
tour through California. His mother
Mrs. Cresswell, accompanied him as
far as Portland. He is making the
trip in his new Buick roadster.
Saturday night will be open meet
ing night at the Grange. Everyone is
invited to attend this meeting. The
chairman of the roads committee will
have charge of the program for the
evening.
The Finley base ball team went to
Kennewick, Wednesday where they
suffered severe defeat. Although
the game was one-sided much fight
and good teamwork was shown thru
out. The final score was IL to 3 In
favor of Kennewick.
A number of the Kennewick young
people attended league services in the
local church last Sunday evening
Those attending were Winnifred Hunt
ington, Dorothy Bowles, Dorothy Tur.
ner, Leslie Bass, Della Hudnall and
! Elmer Crosby.
There were 121 out to Sunday school
last Sunday and 124 the Sunday be.
fore. Let's keep it up all summer and
not let the number decrease. The
Hover orchestra will be here next
Sunday so a good program of music
is promised to all who come. Every
one is welcome.
The local Epworth League held a
business meeting and social at the
parsonage last Friday evening. Off
GERS were elected to fill the vacancies
as follows: President, Clyde Bush;
first vice president, Mrs. Briggs; Sec
ond vice president, Miss Sadie Opal
third vice president, Opal Cronk-
tie; fourth vice president, Marion Mas
tiers; secretary, Burdette Boise; treas
urer, Finley Angel. About twenty
five members were present. At late
hour refreshments of sandwiches, cot
fee and cake were served. All report