The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-09-12
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HEDGES
Mrs. Helps
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CONTINUED from last week.


Doris Morton, Elsie Schaffner,
Harvey Baldwin and Clarence
Mars went to Prosser Sunday.
Troy Bokstruck, who has been
home on two weeks vacation, left
Wednesday for Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Tuttle and
two children from Portland came
Saturday to visit Mrs. Tuttle's
again Thursday for Portland, Ore
gon.
Mr.. Morton met with a very
nasty accident Sunday while wa
tering his mules and had his hand
badly torn. He was taken to DR..
Spaulding, who had to take Is
stitches in it. He is getting along
nicely SO far.
Mr.. William Howard came home
Tuesday morning from Walla Wal
la where she had been for the last
two months.
Mrs. VolIand visited at the Helps
home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolland and
two children were dinner guests
at Mr.. T. M. Gardeners Sunday.
Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. C. E.
Cox were afternoon visitors at
Mrs. Volland's last Thursday.
| Mrs. Dave Morton entertained
at dinner Monday evening "Dad'
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. futile and
children.
Mrs. Lande and Mrs. Vern Com
beliv visited at Mrs. Volland's on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. R. III. Perkins visited with
Mrs. Gowing at the Finley school
Tuesday morning.
Earl Morton left Sunday morn
ing for Wenatchee.
The Boys club members met at
E. A. Helps ranch Wednesday aft.
ernoon for demonstration and judg-
| ing stock.
At the Woman's Foregn Mission
airy meeting held at Mrs. Clyde
Bush's, at Kennewick Wednesday
afternoon the John Wesley teapot
given to Mrs. Thompson by the
members of that ocie ty, was
christened. 1t is a lovely old
fashioned ware teapot and has
written in black letters on either
side of the pot "Grace Before
Meat" and "Grace After Meat"
as used in John Wesley's days,
and an emblem on either side of
the spout. Mrs. Thompson has.
cause to be quite proud of her
Wesley teapot.
Grange will meet as usual next
Friday, the 9th at 8 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present
and the program will be in the
hands of Sister Puderbaugh.
Mrs. Falque, who is working for
the O-W., on the cook car in place
of Mrs. Leo, who has gone East
on vacation, spent the week end
at home.
Sunday school as usual at 10 o.
clock, with preaching by Mrs.
Thompson at IL. In the evening
illustrated songs and views. Percy
Sellick will sing 'The Holy City,"
Mae Turner and Opal Hedington
"Thell Mother I'll be There's" Lu-
ellie Mills, "The Ninety and Nine.
and many others. You are cordial
ly invited to attend these services,
it being the last Sunday Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thompson will be here. They
leave for conference Tuesday and
do not expect to be back with us
another year. They will be great
| ly missed in the work they have
SO faithfully and earnestly carried
out during their three years with
the ministry in this community.
The very best wishes of everybody
will go with them, especially the
children, to whom they have en-
deared themselves.
Mrs. Bonwell had a most de-
lightful surprise Sunday morning
when her son drove up to the
house in his car from Seattle.
! Captain Sturgeon stayed until
| Monday morning, when he had to
leave to be back on his boat Tues
day morning.
Hedges corner by the depot pre-
sented quite gay appearance on
| Tuesday morning when about a
dozen gaily dressed nice looking
boys and girls were waiting for
Percy to come with his newly
painted school bus, which looks