The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
Ladies Aid Installs
Two New Officers
Mrs. Helps

Mrs. Helps
HEDGES Especial to the C-R)
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. J
Weber Wednesday afternoon with
a good attendance. The new presi-
dent, Mrs. Tibbett was installed
as was also the new treasurer-sec-
rotary, Mrs. Fades. !.
Mrs. Rick enjoyed the company
of her brother, Mitchell, and his
wife and daughter last week frof
San Jose, CAL, who came up .for
a weeks vacation.
Sunday school at the usual hour
next Sunday. Everybody welcome.
All visitors or newcomers will De
made welcome. Ten o'clock is the
opening hour.
Rev. Bergan came home Monday
night from Yakima, where he had
been for the week at the Epworth
League convention. He reports
some splendid meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cochran got
back Saturday night from their
three-week trip to the coast. They
had a very fine trip and splendid
visit with the boys and their fam
lilies and other friends.
Miss Erma Schnell returned to
her nurse duties at the hospital in
Seattle on Monday, having been
home for two-weeks vacation.
Sunday afternoon a crowd OF
young folk went across the river
for a swimming picnic. AS this
was the highest mark the mercury
had run up to this year, reaching
10 degrees, it was splendid time
for water sports, and was fully APP
preciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fades visited at
Mrs. Turner's Sunday evening.
Mrs. Inez Knutson and son, Har-
ry j., spent the weekend at Top
penish.
Mrs. L. Creswell, who spent the
Fourth with her brother at Milton.
Oregon, came home last week and
left Immediately after for Topper
ish to visit with her SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Puderbaugh
and Alta accompanied Percy Sell
lick on Saturday to White Bluffs to
the Pomona Grange session. They
a very nice meeting and So
cial time.
There was a good attendance at
Grange last Friday night and in
stead of the usual literary pro-
gram, pros and cons were discuss
ed as to the best that could be
done for the good of the order.
The Worthy secretary read let
tiers from Sister Ayers and Mrs.
Johonson, jointly expressing their
of letters and flow
ers sent by the Grange to them
at the Wallace hospital.
Miss Opal Hedington was select
ed a candidate for Fair Queen for
this district. Ice cream was served
at the close of the meeting, which
adjourned until Friday, July Is. An
ice cream social was arranged for
Wednesday evening, July Is, at
the home of E. E. Waters.
The Sunshine Syrcle Sunday
school had a party at Mrs. Fades
evening. Helen Fades
was hostess and served ice-cream
and cake. The young folk had a
very nice time, games, music and
radio music being thoroly enjoyed.
2 The Boy Scouts and Sunshine
Syrcle had swimming party on
night at the Willows, with
Mrs. w. Moore, Rev. Bergan and
Percy Sellick in charge, this being
in honor of Mrs. Moore's niece of
Portland. A Weiner roast was en-
joyed by the party and everybody
had good time.
Plans were made for this years
work after which the social hour
was enjoyed. Mrs. Weber was as
sisted by Mrs. Schnell, Mrs. Per-
kins and Mrs. Moore, who served
a delicious lunch of apple pie A
la Mode and iced tea.
Mrs. Strope entertained to din
ner Sunday Rev. Edwards and his
wife of Kennewick, also Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mills and family of
Hover.
Dennis Leander and Wales
Strope left Sunday for Enter
prise, Oregon.
There will not be any preaching
service at Finley next Sunday. Rev
Bergan will be in Benton City at
II am. and at Hover at 8 o'clock
in the evening.
In the Prosser Record Bulletin
last week Winifred Zindell was
first and Kathryn Lea second in
the eighth grade examinations of
all Benton county. This speaks re-
markably ably well for these girls
and their teacher, Mrs. M. Rhodes.
Emma and Margaret Turner