The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-13
land. Davis, Lewis and Webber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Combelic

came home Saturday from Zillah
and returned Sunday night. They
expect to be thru in the apples
about Thanksgiving.
The sale of work last Thursday
was we'll attended. Mrs. Alyward
ard Mrs. Volland had charge of the
fancy and apron both. Mrs. r. III.
Perkins, home economics, Mrs. Au-
berg, post office; Misses Rupp and
Marberg, candy booth; Mrs. Reik
and Helps, fish pond; Mrs. Fades,
Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Thalmon,
lunch counter; Mrs. Weber and
Mrs. Stewart, ticket holders. The
program committee were Mrs.
Schnell, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Web
er. They put on Ladies Aid meet
ing in which the men were the
ladies dressed in fancy skirts; also
chorus by male quartet and ladies
chorus. Mr.. Kenniman gave selec-
ftion on the guitar, which was much
enjoyed. The proceeds for the eve
ming realized over sixty dollars.
There was a good attendance at
the P. T. A. on Friday night. After
the old business was dispensed with
the election of officers were taken
up, the following were elected Of
ficers for the coming year: Harry
Hedington, president; Mrs. Moore,
vice president; Mrs. F. Fades, sec
retary-treasurer (re-elected), Mr..
Auberg was in charge Of the pro-
gram, which was thoroughly enjoy.
ed. There was a singing confess
wits Mr.. Stewart, Mr.. Bergan and
Mr.. Matthias as leaders of their re-
spective teams. Mr.. Stewart came
in for first prize and Mr.. Bergan
second. Mansel Tewalt, Ernest
johnson and Wallace Preston were
elected officers for the Boy Scout
troop at Finley. Mr.. Bergan is the
troop master.
The fifth and sixth grade won
the banner again this month, being
three months in succession they
have held the banner. Miss Mar
berg is the teacher of these grades.
The eats committee served sand
wiches, cookies and coffee at the
close of the meeting, which was
adjourned until the 1st Friday in
December.
Aubrey Kirby has rented the
house recently vacated by T. C.
Baker and is now settled with his !
wife and son, Raymond. Aubrey
returned last week from White
Salmon, where he has been work
ng all summer on construction
work for the P. P. & L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fades and family
vent to Mesa Saturday and Stay
ID overnight with Mr.. Fades par
,nts. They returned Sunday eve
ling.
Mrs. Fades visited Mrs. Ayl-
ward Monday afternoon, also call
d on Mrs. Helps in the evening.
Mrs. Reik was q visitor at Mrs. /,
Helps Monday evening. I
Mrs. Bennett is at her daugh-
er's Mrs. Dutten's in Kennewick,
where she is being attended by !
Ter doctor. Mrs. Bennett is in very
,oor health and has been for some
ime past.
The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs.
on Wednesday, the
9th. That is on the b. Colvin
:anch. All ladies are welcome. i
Don't forget Grange Friday
right as the men are TO put on the
program that night. A surprise
unch is to be served by the eats
committee.
Mrs. Waters came home from
Spokane Wednesday, the 9Th, hav-
ng been confined to the house
With a severe cold.
Mrs. Ayres was house guest at
Mrs. B. Stewards last week. She
eft Saturday morning and helped
With the quilting at Mrs. Aldrich's
1t Kennewick during the morning, !
eaving again in the, afternoon,
Mrs. Ayres attended Pomona at
Benton City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Puderbaugh
attended Pomona Saturday at Ben
on City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thalmon went to
.one, Oregon for the weekend on
business.
Rev. E. Bergan went to Ben
on City Wednesday and returned
Thursday night. He was attend
ng to ministerial work in con-
lection with his church.
The Epworth League is having
joint social party at the M. E.
'hurch parlors on Friday night to
which Finley, Hover, Benton City
md other sister leagues are In
vited.
Mrs. Moore wishes to announce
hru this column that the junior
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