The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-01-12
) = = , = y = = = =
HEDGES
MRS. E. F. HELPS

With the bad weather keeping
everybody indoors the last few
weeks and telephone service not
working good, the news will be
very brief in this column this week.
Altho Mgr. A. F. Brown is trying
to locate the trouble, the phone
service is still "out of whack."
Tuesday and Wednesday were
quite busy days at Hedges. I'm
loading a car of coal which came
in for the lumber yard was quite
a job. Clyde Bush was at the
scales weighing out as fast as the
men loaded their wagons or trucks.
1t must have come in a very OPP
perfume time by the way the farm
ers were hauling it away.
VIM. Howard has to lay off for
a couple of weeks on account of
of a very severe attack of rheu-
matism. His youngest son, Orville,.
was quite sick the early part of
the week with tonsilitis, but is bet
ter now.
Miss Gladys Sellick was home
sick the early part of the week.
The marriage of G. E. Thomp-
SON and Mrs. Rachel Votau, both
of Goldendale. was solemnized at
the Methodist parsonage Monday
afternoon, December u, in the
presence of immediate relatives
and friends. The ceremony was
read by Rev. D. A. Story. The
bride and groom left for trip to
the coast cities. After their return
they will be at home to their many
friends in this vicinity-Klickitat
Co. Agriculturist.
The many friends of T. A. Hook.
er will be glad to hear that he is
getting better.
The annual meeting of the Fed
eral Loan bank association was
held in the Grange hall Tuesday
afternoon.
Sunday School as usual at 10
am. You are very cordially invited
if not attending elsewhere.
Notwithstanding the deep snow
and bad travelling last Sunday,
there was a splendid attendance
both at Sunday School and at the
morning service. Any newcomers
or visitors are always welcome to
any and all meetings. Subject for
next Sundays Bible class is "Jesus'
Power over SIM" Come and study
this out with the class members.
E. L. Waldron left Sunday night
for Portland on visit and bus
mess trip. He will be away for a
week.
The ten o'clock prayer meeting
was at Mr.. Wilks' Tuesday morn
ing. The prayer meetings are be-
ing well attended.
Mr.. Broaddux is at Pasco this
week on business.
There was quite good crowd
from Finley district attended the
Sunday evening services In the tab
ernacle at Kennewick.
Arrangements are being made
to take two Of the school BUSES to
Kennewick Friday night. loaded
with residents from around here,
to hear Rev. Art Pope. If you have
no way Of getting there, there's
your chance.
Next Sunday morning Mrs.
Thompson will give the address.
Subject: "My Inheritance" Text,
Romans 6:23; Matt. 1876; John,
3:15.
The prayer meetings which are
being held each day at 10 am. are
being well attended. The homes in
which they will be held next week
will be announced Sunday.
The Sunday School board will
meet next Monday evening at the
parsonage for the purpose of elect
ing officers and teachers for the
ensuing term.
The Adult Bible class, the Pep
class and the Young Peoples class
are cordially invited to the Sunday
School board meeting.
Everybody was delighted We'd
nesday morning when they got up
10 End a lovely chinnnk in the air