The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-12-26
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HANFORD
Mss. M. Z. Slavens
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The preaching services Will oe
held Sunday, December 20, at II
am. Christian Endeavor services
$50 pm. Subject youths Needs
That Christ Can Meet"
The school closed last Friday Tor
the weeks vacation. Appropriate
exercises were held in all the
rooms. The pupils exchanged their
names so all received some little
gift. The teachers treated the pu-
pills to candy, nuts and oranges.
School will reopen Monday, Dec.
80, but New Years Day will be a
holiday.
S. F. Murray and family and
Miss Mary Ellen Cox and Billy
Cox were shopping in Kennewick
Saturday.
The newly elected officers of the
Masonic lodge and Order OF the
Eastern Star will be installed on
Friday evening, January 8, at the
Masonic hall. All Masons and their
families and all Stars and their
families invited.
Charlie Syfford and Jimmie Mills
returned Saturday from st. Paul
and other points East after dis
posing of two carloads of apples.
Leo Webber met them at Othello.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Enyeart
drove to Kennewick to meet their
daughter Virginia, who has come
over from Pullman to spend the
Christmas vacation at home.
Mrs. Dewitt Buckholdt, drove to
Kennewick Monday evening to meet
her husband who came by rail
from Pennsylvania. His mother,
who will be eighty-one her next
birthday, is quite well. There was
snow on the ground when he ar
rived in Pennsylvania, but when
he left their weather was like Han
ford's.
Mrs. Dewitt Buckholdt made
three trips to Yakima last week.
She says Mrs. Stephenson is get
ting along fine.
William Syfford drove to Ken
newick Saturday to meet his sis
ter, Kathryn, who came from Ida
no Falls, where she is teaching.
G. A. Derigio is at present in a
hospital in Portland. Owing to his
illness, Miss. Edith did not enter
business as she planned. Miss
Katherine will spend the holidays
in Portland. She teaches in Utah.
E. r. Griner and family were
shopping in Yakima Saturday.
Sunday, December %, was Ruth
Larsen's tenth birthday and her
playmates at school surprized her
with party. Quiet games were
played and Clifford Whitwer and
Charlie Picatti won prizes for
guessing the most nationalities.
The mothers of the children pro-
vided refreshments which consist
ed of sandwiches, pineapple sponge
cocoa and cake. The party was
held at the home of Lorena Sla-
vens. Ruth received many little
presents.
C. F. Wooten and family left on
Sunday morning for Seattle 10
spend Christmas with Mrs. Dudley
Wooten. They went as far as Gle
Elum by auto and then made the
rest of the trip by train.
Miss Violet Fife, who is attend
ing high school in Tacoma, ARR,
ed in Hanford Sunday evening ana
will spend the two weeks va1a-
ton at home. -.
Mrs. Nettie Campbell was TOO
weak to stand the treatment at
College Place sanitarium and was
taken to the home of her daugn-
| ter. Mrs. Burrill in St. Marles,
Idaho. She is very i'll.
i S. Garsi left for Portland Mon
day by stage to spend Christmas
with C. A. Derigio.
John C0nkle lett on MONDAY
train for Seattle to spend Christ
mas with his grandchildren. Mrs
Conkle gave a Christmas dinner
Sunday and invited the S. F. Muir.
ray and Fay Davis families. Sh'
gave a little Christmas gift t
each of the children.
Claude Bovee arrived on Wednes
day from Wenatchee to spend tn
Christmas week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 0. Bovee.
White Bluffs high school baske
ball team played Hartford at Han
ford on Friday evening. Hanfor
was in the lead until thirty second
of the end Of the game. Then tn
White Bluffs team scored a fou
shot tying the score. They playe
an extra three minutes and w. /
scored a basket and won to
The Eltopia girls did not come $
! the girls had no game.
The Hanford Commercial clu
has hired a four-horse team
grade the road between the ga
wells and Hanford.
j. C. Lawson and fanny nay
moved into the Ed Nelson hou'
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