The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-03-22
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HEDGES
MRS. E. F. HELPS


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The fifth and sixth grades ac-
companied by their teacher Miss
Thompson, went for a hike last
Saturday to Twin Heights. They
had lovely day for their outing
and thoroly enjoyed it. Especially
the good lunch of weiners and
buns, doughnuts and cookies and
fruit. There were eighteen in all.
The party returned home about
O'Clock, saying they did not feel
at all tired. Mrs. VIM. Howard ac-
conpanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker gave a din
ner party Saturday evening to the
school board officers and their
wives in honor of Mrs. Bakers mo-
Their Mrs. Varney who will leave
again in a few days for Portland.
st. Patrick decorations were the
color scheme used.
On Monday night Miss Lulu
Johnson and Miss Thompson en-
tertained the teachers of the school
and the school board and wives to
grand social in the science room
which was beautifully decorated
in gold and green, emblematic Of
st. Patrick, as also were the tables
with Shamrocks for place cards.
The program was fine and lots
Improvement made by his men on
the O.-W. r. & N. crossing here
at the Hedges cross-road. which
will be a great benefit to the pub
lie, making it more safe and easy
to cross. They have extended the
crossing twelve feet.
Mrs. T. M. Gardner had an op-
Grafton at Yakima last Saturday
and from reports received by Mrs.
Cox, she is getting along as well
as can be expected.
Mrs. C. E. Cox had word from
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Harry Cox
Of San Diego, Calf, that her hus-
band passed away February 27 ana
was laid to rest on his 8Sth birth
Gay, Feb. Goth. Mr.. Harry Cox
was a brother Of the late C.. F..
Cox and well beloved by all with
whom he came in touch. He was
especially fond of books and a
great worker in educational work.
Mrs. Kennett and Warren were
visiting friends in this community
Sunday, among whom were Mrs.
Lewis and Mrs. Helps.
The Trish Stew" at the Ladies
Aid dinner last Friday night was
the main feature and Mrs. Penney
has real cause to be proud of this
unusual dish served. for it speaks
for itself, judging from the way
it disappeared and the mattresses
bring back platters for more. Ev-
erythlng else was just splendid.
The program was fine and lots
of fun was had by the ladies tell
ing how they earned their dollar.
About thirty-five dollars were TAX
en- in during the evening which
will go in the Aid budget. Those
swhc were there said they had a
very nice time.
Earl Baldwin left Monday night
for California where he has en-
ployment. Mrs. Baldwin is slowly
improving.
The second quilt is expected to
ne finished and will be on display
at the grange hall Friday night.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs.
Volland's Wednesday for business
meeting, after which delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Geo. Lea. Mrs.
VIM. Howard and Mrs. E. F.
Helps.
AT the morning service last Sun
day a special treat was thoroly
enjoyed and much appreciated
when Mrs. Homer johnson, sister
OF Mrs. Thompson, and her hus-
band who are visiting her from
Texas. sang where He Leads Me-
| will Follow" Next Sunday Mrs
Thompson will have charge of the
morning service at IL o'clock.
Russ Spencer is out again
having been laid up for the past
TWO weeks from a severe shaking
and bruises sustained when he1
morse ran away with him, throw
ing him over the front of the wa.
gon. Luckily no bones were brok
en-. Il. Powell has been doing dou
bic shifts having helped Mr.. Spen
Ger out with his work and doine