The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-03-15
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HEDGES
MRS. z. F. HELPS I
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Mrs. Falque's brother Godfrey
Wilson from Oregon was here for
two days last week. visiting with
his mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Volland and
two children were all day visitors
at Mrs. Goodell's at Pasco Sunday.
Ole Johnson's mother passed a.
way Sunday morning at his home,
where she had been all winter.
Failing health has kept her at
home most all the time. She was
81 years of age. The sympathy of
this community is extended to Mr..
johnson and his family in their
bereavement.
We are very pleased to report
at this time that Mrs. Baldwin is
slowly improving, although still in
a very weak condition. Mrs. Per
kins is still taking care of her and
Mrs. Hoppy takes care of the
home during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bockstruck
have gone to their home in Ken
newick this week. They have been
visiting with his parents here for
the past month on their return
from California.
Mrs. F. E. Masters spent the
week end at her home, returning
to Walla Walla Sunday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Waldron
were Walla Walla visitors Satur-
day on account of their grandson
Lawrence being quite sick with
DnelmOnia
Mrs. T. M. Gardner is still in
/ the hospital at Yakima where she
| is having medical attention.
Mrs. Thalman is some livewire
in Sunday School work. Her aim
now is to win the ten dollar con-
test prize and it looks very much
like that is what will happen, ac-
cording to the increased number
every Sunday. The young peoples
class has been leading for the past
three Sunday. Now the youngest
class and adult Bible class are GO
ing to try and out-do them, altho
If the babies class works out all
right the Pep class with Mrs. Te-.
walt as leader will sure take the
lead. This is the young married
peoples class and arrangements
have been made for any children
on the Cradle Roll to be taken
care of by two very capable ladies
at the parsonage, to that the par
ents can attend Sunday School and
the morning service. If any mother
has not heard Of this please phone
Mrs. Thompson or Mrs. Thalman
and they will gladly give you the
required information.
The Adult Bible class have al
very able teacher in Mrs. Waldron
and some splendid thoughts and
discussions are brought out. The
members of the class will be glad
to welcome any newcomers.
There was splendid gathering
at the young peoples social Thurs
day night of last week when they
met at the home of Mrs. Masters.
The young folks just organized
class into real working order. The
following are officers. elected: Miss
Mae Turner. president; Percy Sell
lick, vice-pres.; Gertrude Heding-
ton. Sec; Ruth Lauderdale, treas.
Class critic. Elsie Shaffner; Ser
geant at Arms, Albert Aylward;
advisor. Mrs. F. E. Master (class
leader); music director. Mrs. Thai
man. After the business was dis
pensed with, a very pleasant So
cial time was spent together and
the young ladies served very
dainty lunch.
There was quite a good number
out to the workers meeting Sum
day afternoon at the parsonage.
They worked out plan for the
Sunday school which starts prompt
ly at 10 and decided to have a.
workers meeting once a month
to help along the Sunday School
work.
Next Sunday morning Mrs.
Thompson will have charge of the
morning service at II clock.
The Junior League is getting
along splendidly now. Mrs. Moore
is there to help Mrs. Thompson,
and alsn tn take some of the chill