The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-06-26

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Sunday school at 10 am. as us
ual next Sunday morning. Every
body welcome. The attendance has
been keeping up good during the
hot busy weeks. Mr.. Masters
class of young people had the ban.
ner flag last Sunday. having an
attendance of 125 percent.
At the meeting of the Ladies
Aid last week Mrs. Tibbett was
elected president, Mrs. Moore, vice
president (re-elected), Ms. Fades,
secretary-treasurer for this years
work. Conference meeting three
months earlier made it necessary
to elect new officers now. A vote
of thanks was accorded the re-
firing officers, Mrs. o. Johnson,
Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Tibbett. The
next meeting will be at Mrs. John
Weber's Wednesday, July 10th.
Merline Joynes and Dale Rice
of Portland, Oregon are visiting
with their aunt, Mrs. Moore. They
will visit for three or four weeks.
Mrs. Eldora Johnson left We'd
nesday morning for a trip with
Mrs. Alice B. Ayers to the noun
tains for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Johnson's son, Neil and his
wife came Saturday from Walla
Walla and stayed over night. They
had to leave again Sunday.
Percy Sellick took the Boy Scout
troop for swimming party Sum
day afternoon.
Assistant master P. Sellick held
a meeting in the Grange hall on
Monday evening with the Finley
troop No., 80. AS there were only
a few present, nothing definite
was planned for next week.
The boys presented Troop Mas
ter E. Bergan with a, beautiful
walnut rocking chair upholstered
in cut velour, which was a very
agreeable surprise to Mr.. Bergan.
They also gave Lester Cox, COM
bination pen and pencil on his leav-
ing for Medford. Lester was one
of the executive committee and he
took great deal Of interest in the
boy scout work.
Mr.. Coulston accompanied Mr..
Bergan to Seattle to visit his
daughter. He returned this week
by train.
Mrs. Perkins is expecting her
brother, Rev. E. J. Purdy with his
wife and family, also Grandma La
Mar on Friday. Mr.. Purdy will
stay few days while Mrs. Lamar
is expected to stay and visit for
month or more. Mrs. Lamar is
Mrs. lPurdy's mother.
Mrs. Tewalt had a family reun-
ion Sunday and Monday, when all
the sisters of the Cannon FAM
lily were together. They had come
for the wedding of Mrs. Hitch
cocks second son, Maurice, who
was married to Miss O'Larey at
White Bluffs Sunday morning. The
party had dinner with Mrs. Clyde
Bush at Kennewick on Sunday,
and at Mrs. William Tewalt's on
Monday. The out-of-town sisters
were Mrs. Sundholm, Seattle; Mrs.
Dennis, Mrs. Hitchcock and family
and Mrs. Roach and family, all of
Bend, Oregon.
F. E. Masters came home on
Tuesday from Walla Walla, but
had to go back again Wednesday.
Although he is feeling some better,
the doctor does not think it advis-
able for him to be home altogeth-
er for another week at least.
Mrs. Masters appreciated very
much the beautiful Lady Washing
ton geranium sent to the hospital
from Finley Grange, through Mr..
Frank Green of Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClendon and
family from Richland were dinner
guests of Mrs. Ed Sellick Sunday.
Mrs. Thalman got home Monday
from her trip back to Illinois. She
was called to the sick bed of her
father, but he passed away two
days before Mrs. Thalman could
get there.
Mrs. Dan Ketcheloe of Spokane,
daughter of Mrs. Falque, came on
Tuesday and will visit here this