The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-02-27
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Tom King has traded his farm
north of Richland for house and
wrecking shop at Wapato. Mr..
King is to be assisted by Kingsley
Warinoffsky. Both families will
move in the near future. Friday
night they were given party at
the Warinoffsky home. A large
number were present. While their
many friends feel bad to have
them leave, everyone wishes them
success in their new field.
The Catholic ladies gave very
pleasant entertainment Friday eve
ming. Eighteen tables played cards.
Miss Katherin Hawkins won first
prize for ladies and Geo. Gress for
men. After q program Of recita-
lions and music a fine lunch was
served.
The Woman's club held an all
day meeting at the Chalcraft home
Thursday.
Joe Willard, wife and daughter
, went to Walla Walla Saturday
evening to an entertainment and
dance given by an automobile COM
pany.
The group meeting of the WE.
M. S. was held at w. A. Pixies
Thursday afternoon. This group in
cludes Pasco, Kennewick, Hover,
Finley and Richland. Mrs. I. w.
Payne of Kennewick is the presi-
dent. A large number of ladies
were present and after an inter-
esting program refreshments were
served by the Richland ladies.
Hugh Vandine and family will
| soon move to the Jimmie Martin
place.
The Vale grange will greatly
miss their lecturer, Mrs. Homer
Frank, who will soon move with
her husband to q farm at Finley.
Mrs. Franks has been very effi-
! cient worker.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Mowery will be glad to learn that
Wayne has been transferred to CO.
corane. California and has been
promoted to manager of the Safe
way store.
"A Full House" had the largest
audience ever in Richland. The re-
ceipts were $102.49.
Miss Thelma Meredith came ov-
er from Walla Walla Saturday
evening and visited with her fam
lily over Sunday.
Earl Jones and wife and r. B.
Dighton went to Yakima Saturday
where Earl attended the carriers
district meeting. Mrs. Jones at
tended the ladies' auxiliary. On
their, way home they had dinner
with friends in Outlook.
The boys basket ball team re-
turned Sunday from Spokane,
where they had been guests OF the
Spokane University at their an
nual tournament. The boys won
the first two games, defeating
Medical Lake and Rockford. In the
championship semi-finals they, lost
to the champion team, Waitsburg,
by one point, the score standing
so to 81.
Miss Wanda Pierce left Seattle
for Honolulu Sunday for an IN
definite visit. If Miss Wanda finds
some work to her liking she will
remain there. Mrs. Pearce will
keep house for Miss. Leah in Sc
attic. The Pearces lived in Rich
land and have many friends here.
Monday was F. A. Rouse's birth
day. The M. G. Clark family from
the Kennewick Highlands came up
and helped him celebrate.
Clarence Haeuison came from
Portland Saturday, returning next
day.
| To celebrate Mrs. Rosa Beuhler's
birthday, Mrs. Koehler entertain
ed on Sunday Mrs. Ida Kludus and
family Of Benge, Wash, Mrs. Oh
ga Wawrinoffsky and family, Mr..
| and Mrs. H. Haueison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hartung and daughter
and Clarence Haeuison.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jenkins OF White
Bluffs visited Sunday with G. =.
NcClendon and family.
The Ladies' Aid cleared $9.65