The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-06-04
Quimby LaFevre arrived Tuesday

Quimby LaFevre arrived Tuesday
from his home at Medical Lake where
he has been since the close of school.
He will spend few days here.
Arthur Jacot Jr., and Donald Dun
lap of Portland spent the week end
here. They drove back Monday morn
| ing accompanied by Arthur Jacot, Sr.
There will be missionary lesson
| at the Christian church Sunday morn
ing at the close of the Sunday School
hour. Mrs. Cora Nash will be in
charge.
Miss Thelma Gooch has accepted
position with the First National Bank
taking the place Of Miss Cilicia
Meikle who is leaving for her home
in Portland.
Ideal Camp, Royal Neighbors will
hold Memorial services Sunday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at Woodman
hall. All Royal Neighbors are asked
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Marsh, accom-.
panied by their small daughter and
Mrs. Marsh's sister Vera Wright,
drove to Colville, Saturday returning
Monday night.
Grandma's Boys entertained with a
picnic supper Tuesday evening at
Anon Park, honoring Miss Cilicia
Meikle who leaves Sunday for her
home in Portland.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Crop of Walla Walla
were week end guests at the Albert
Haas home. Miss jeanette Noyes who
accompanied them will remain for a
further visit with her sister.
The Methodist people will celebrate
the second anniversary of their dedi-
) cation, June 18th. Bishop w. o. Shep-
ard will be present and preach at
both morning and evening services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil G. Warnock and
family drove to Everett Saturday.
Mr.. Warnock returned home Tuesday
morning. The family will remain for
a two months outing at Lake Stew
ems.
Mrs. w. H. Withers and Miss Lu-
Gle Withers left Friday by auto to
attend the Northwest Nurses conven-
tion being held at Boise, Idaho, this
week. They expect to return tomor-
row.
!, Miss Ida Perry arrived this eve.
ming from Kalispel, Montana where
she has been teaching for the pas
year. She will spend the summer with
her father j. F. Perry of the Garder
Tracts.
Mrs. M. o. Kitten, Mr.. and Mrs
: w. ]. Hoyt and children and Mis-:
Il Sibyl Fraser motored to Cheney Sun
day. Miss Wilma Hoyt remained t.
| attend the summer school at Chene.
II Normal.
II Mrs. w. S. Wetherill of Missoula
| Montana, Mrs w. r. Burrow ant
Miss Mary Hatch of Sumner, Iowa
! left this morning for their homes
/ following visit with their brothel
II j. A. Hatch.
II The Congregational Missionary so
II ciety will meet Thursday with Mrs
Il L. j. Aldrich, the study of the book
II for the year: "China's Challenge t,
II Christianity" and "Ming Koong,
L will be concluded at this meeting.
Il Rev. and Mrs. Godfrey returne,
Il Sunday night from Walla Walla
II They were accompanied by Miss Stel
la North who will visit friends il
Kennewick before going to Seattle t
attend summer school at the U. of w
II Out of town guests at the R. Il
II Anderson home over the week EN-
Il were Mrs. III. E. Munday, Seattle
Il Mrs. ]. G. Stewart, Walla Walla
II Mrs. w. B. Lott, Pasco, Mr.. and Mrs
II w. A. Brundage and family o
II Oakesdale, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Deitz
II man of Walla Walla-
II The Woman's Auxiliary to th
II American Legion met and PARTIAL
organized Saturday, May 80. The
II will meet again Wednesday, June 1
Il at 8 o'clock to complete the organi
II cation. All who are eligible to becom
members of the organization ar
urged to be present at this meeting
II Mrs. B. knight stopped over be
tween trains Wednesday for a visi
at the j. M. Hawkins home. She wa
en- route from her home in Portlan
to Walla Walla. Mr.. and Mrs. Knigh
were at one time Kennewick resi-
dents, Mr.. Knight being connecte
with the Pacific Power & Light Co.