The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-11-08
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BEE OF WORKERS PUT
NEW ROOF ON CHURCH

Work has begun on the outside
of the church this week, and a
Bee of workers are removing old
shingles and replacing them with
new ones, which will be stained.
The woodwork outside will be re-
painted giving the church a much
needed repair and cleaning up,
thanks to the persistent effort of
Y. E. Masters.
Mrs. F. Volland visited with Mrs.
Helps Thursday afternoon.
George Volland went to Pasco on
Friday and spent the weekend
with his cousin Gene Goodall. He
returned home Sunday night.
Miss Marie Laudie came home
Friday night from Goldendale to
visit with her folks, returning to
school duties on Sunday.
Mr.. and Hrs. c.. A. Williams
went to Spokane Saturday to visit
with friends and relatives, return
ing Sunday.
Mrs. Earnest Aylward's niece
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine
Rush from Umapine are visiting
here this week.
Louise Schaffner was guest of
Helen Fades after church Sunday
morning. They had very pleas
ant visit together.
The Girls Sewing and Cooking
Club met at Mrs. George LEAFS on
Saturday afternoon. The following
officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Sewing Club presi-
dent, Emma Turner; vice-presi-
dent, Ora Kiddy; secretary, Ethel
Sandburg. Cooking Club-presi-
dent, Coreen Rorick; vice-presi-
dent, Mabel Johnson; secretary,
Ruth Lawson; joint treasurer of
Sewing and Cooking Club, and
Room Improvement over-seer, Ruth
Launderdale AT the close of the
business session, a lunch was serv-
ed by Bonnie and Catherine Lea.
Mr.. ludlow was an all-day Wis
itor at Mrs. Fades on Saturday.
The Junior League met at the
church to select officers and ar
range business for this year. Of
ficers chosen were: president,
Helen Fades; first vice-president;
Winnifred Zindel; second vice-pres-
ident, Catherine Lea; third vice
president, June Fuller; fourth vice.
president, Bruce Moore; Critics,
first, Catherine Lea; second, Wv
ian Hunt.
Seventeen boys and girls attend
ed the masquerade party given by
Mrs. Kennett to her Sunday school
class at her home on Halloween
night. Mr.. Moore took care of the
games for the evening. The host
ess served lunch.
The seventh and eighth grade
room gave a Halloween party
Wednesday afternoon. Refresh
.ments were served by the boys
and all had a good time.
Next Friday night is Grange
night and all members who poss-
IDLY can are asked to be out at
that meeting. Lunch will be serv-
ed.
Next Wednesday, November Ia
is Grange Day and the community
is invited to a good social time In
the evening at 8 o'clock. There
will be a program, sale of cooked
foods, vegetables of all kinds, also
useful and fancy articles. Hot
dogs and coffee will be served all
evening. The chairman of this
committee asks through this issue
that all members of the Grange
donate something to this sale. For
further particulars, call Mrs. Vol
land, 4OX5. We also want to an
nounce that our next meeting,
November %, is the election of Of
flcers and all members of the order
should make special effort to be
out at the meeting that night. This
is a very important meeting and
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