The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-08-30

to teach Scno0l THIS year.
Jesse Iande came home Mon
day from Lind where he had been
working in the harvest field.
Mrs. Fred Falque and her SON,
Leo left Monday for two weeks
vacation. They will visit with Mrs.
Falque's daughter at Salt Lake
City, and daughter at Pendleton.
The high school class which
graduated this summer gave a
surprise party to Miss Gladys
Sellick last Sunday afternoon.
Gladys leaves home next Tues
day for st. Lukes hospital, Spo-
kane where she will go in train
ing for nurse. The young people
had a fine time, and a delightful
lunch was served, of cake, ice
cream and watermelon. Mrs. Sell
lick and Mrs. Richards had charge
of the refreshments.
Mrs. Kemp and three daughters
also Mr.. Williams all of Prosser,
Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Helpe were
visitors at Mrs. Sellick's Sunday.
Mrs. King and daughters and
Mr.. Williams are friends of Mrs.
Stones and were entertained at
the Stone and Holee home Sun
day.
The Grange meeting last Friday
was quite interesting, and good
program by the worthy Lecturer.
The chief business was fair and
another meeting was called for
final arrangements on Wednesday
night, September 9Th. All those
who are at all interested are kind
ly asked to be present. Ice cream
will be served gy the kitchen COM
mittee.
There was a special meeting last
Sunday morning at church and
fine attendance. Quite a number
of Hover friends were present
and everybody thoroughly enjoy
ed having Rev. j. Workman and
his wife with us at that service.
There were also the new teachers
and Mrs. Homer Johnson with her
mother, Mrs. Smith back. 1t is
hoped the teachers will unite with
us in our Sunday services.
Next Sunday at 10 o'clock Sun
day school opens. Any young peo-
pie who have recently come into
the community will he heartily
welcomed to the Young Peoples
class with Mr.. F. Masters of the
Adult Bible class and will well
come anyone who will join her
class. While Mrs. w. Tewalt has
class for the young married peo-
pie, so everybody come. You are
welcome and the community needs
your help and cooperation.
School opened this week in fine
shape, although many of the high
school pupils are still working in
the fruit harvest which is excep-
tionally heavy this year.
Mrs. Longmire gave a, party
on Thursday, August 23rd in the
Kennewick park. Ten little girls
were present and all had a very
fine time, the occasion being
Rose Mary's birthday. The little
girls had lots of fun playing
games and Mrs. Longmire served
lunch. Besides the lovely big birth
day cake, they had sandwiches,
cookies and ice-cream.
Rosie Shula came home last
week from Cheney Normal and
is working at the Big Y in the
apples.
Sam Kuh came home Sunday
from Dayton where he had been
working in the harvest.
Jos Denny is staying with Mrs.
Falque and going to school at Fin
ley. His parents are working in
the outfit cars on the o. w. r.
R. & N. railway.
Mrs. Ernest Awkward and her
son Vivian spent a few days last
week at the home of Mrs. Kral-
man.
F. ,VolIand and children took
Grandma Weldy home to Spokane
last Thursday, returning Satur-
day.
The Girls Sewing club and
cooking club met at Mrs. Vollands
Saturday for judging practice in
their club work for the fair.
Miss West, county club leader
and her mother visited at Mrs.
Vollands last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Schneider and
children from Walla Walla are Wis
ting at Mrs. Lewis home this
week.
It being the first Sunday in the
month there will be no service at
the church next Sunday.
In the evening at 8 o'clock there
will be given by the stereoptican,
american Shrines together with
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