The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-02-06
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HEDGES
Mrs HELPS


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/ The correspondent of this column
/ wishes to say that she has beer
| quite sick for the past three weeks
and unable to gather or attend t
the community news She is getting
better and hopes not to neglec'
i this work again.
The attendance at Sunday schoo
1 has been keeping up and in spite
of so many suffering from colds
and the zero weather of the past
three weeks.
The Adult Bible class is very
proud of themselves for having
won the Banner flag last Sunday
morning with 100 percent present
Mrs. r. H. Perkins and Bar
bara went to Yakima on Friday
and returned Sunday. They visited
with Asa Purdy and his wife and
Mrs. Warren Godfrey while in
Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovelace went to
Yakima Thursday so that Mr.
Lovelace could consult with a doc
tor there.
The Valley club Grange is al
so invited to the hall on the 18th
and it is to bring all the officers
who were not installed at Buena
Vista on January II, Pomona Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case have promised
to come for that night to install
the new officers, who were unable
to attend Pomona Grange. There
will be good program for the
evening, including thirty-minute
play by five of our talented mem
bers, entitled "Help Yourself"
All Grange members are urged to
make IAN effort to be present. The
ladies are to bring cake or sand
witches, Mrs. T. M. Gardner will
be in charge of the kitchen for
this evening.
Pomona Grange will meet Sat-
urday at Hanford. All Changers
welcome.
Mrs. Sellick was a visitor at
Mrs. Helps Sunday.
Bonnie and Kathryn Lea and
Helen Fades were visitors at Mrs.
Helps Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Laue was a visitor at Will
liam Towards Saturday.
Mr.. Howard is on the sick list
this week with a severe cold.
D. M. Baldwin has sold his
ranch and is moving to Kennewick
until they decide what to do.
Mr.. Abby has moved with his
family to Kennewick from the H.
Colvin ranch and Mr.. Henderson
from leila is now in charge for
Mr.. Colvin.
= Miss Gladys Howard from Wal
lula spent a few days last week
with Mrs. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fades have both
been quite sick with the cold. Mrs.
Fades was in bed several days, but
is better again.
Don't forget Friday night is p.
T. A. and good program is pre-
pared for the evening. Mrs. Thol-
man is chairman of this commit
tee and Mrs. Perry is chairman
of the eats committee and with
the efficient helpers you should
not miss having q good time Fri
day night, February z.
Mrs. La Rue and her two boys
were quite sick for two weeks but
all are better now.
Mrs. Waters had bad attack
of the flu last week. She is get
ting along nicely again now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Falque visited
Mrs. Leon at the Camp Sunday
afternoon.
Clifford Nichol is home for a
few days nursing a cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters were visi-
tors at Mrs. Shula's on Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. Bergan's subject for next
Sunday morning will be "Three
reasons why should be q
Christian"
e. e. Bender was here the last
Of the week visiting old friends
and acquaintance. He was an
overnight guest at Mrs. Falques on
Mrs. Lester Cox gave a birthday
party Tuesday evening in honor Of
Helen's seventh year anniversary.
Too Late
Number, please"