The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-01-29
HEDGES
Mrs. A. j. Shaw Dies
After Long Illness

with much patience and cheerful
ness up to the last. Mrs. Shaw was
born in Kentucky in August, 1865
coming out West thifty-eight
years ago with her husband and
daughter, May-their only child,
who is now Mrs. Floyd Fades, liv-
ing at Hedges with her husband
and three children.
The funeral services were held
on Monday at the Mueller par
lors. Rev. F. N. Morton, Kenne-
wick and Rev. e. Bergan, Finley,
in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell sang
two of Mrs. Shaw's favorite songs
-"What a Friend We Have in
Jesusp and "When the Roll is
Called Up Yonder I'll Be There
The casket was covered with beau
tiful flowers from friends. The
bearers were Messrs Dale Smith,
w. j. ludlow of Kennewick, Ned
Pepiot, John jacobson, T. D. Wal
lace of Connell and Jim Richard
of Richland. Interment was at
Riverview Heights cemetery. Much
sympathy is extended to the fam
lily in their bereavement.
Schedule for preaching services
during February, Rev. E. Bergan
in charge February 1, Benton
City, II am; Hover, pm. Feb
ruary 9Th, Hover 10 am; Finley
II am, Benton City, 8 pm. Feb
ruary 18th, Benton City, II am;
Finley 8 pm. February %, Hover
10 am; Finley II am; Benton
City, 8 pm. Newcomers or visit
ors will be welcome to these serv-
ices, and if not connected with any
other church we would be glad to
have You unite with us.
Be sure to keep February 14th
an open date for the big contest
supper and good social time at the
church. A splendid program is be-
ing prepared by the young people.
There was big attendance
at the Ladies' Aid last week at
Mrs. Katie Tewalt's and "a good
business meeting was held. 1t was
decided to meet at Mrs. Aylwards
for an all-day quilting. A pot-luck
dinner is to be served at noon. At
ter the meeting adjourned the
hostess assisted by Mesdames Will
liam Tewalt, Cresswell and Jaco'
served a delicious lunch. The mex
meeting will be at Mrs. j. Ken
nett's on February 10.
Mrs. Alma Casey and Cecil Ho.
ward of Casey, neices of William
Howard, visited at the Howard
home Sunday evening.
Edith and Clifford Nichol spent
the weekend at the Howard home
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gerbel
came home Monday from theil
trip back East and said thing
look pretty good to them again II
Kennewick.
George Lea, Jr., came home las
Friday from California, where h
had been since November.
Mrs. BENEFITS two daughter:
Mrs. Amy Dudden and Mrs. Car
ter, gave her a surprise party las
Wednesday, January Is, it bein
her 72nd' birthday. There were 1
neighbors and friends present an
Mrs. Bennett received many mic
presents and congratulations. Th
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knutson {
CuIdesac spent the weekend
Kennewick, also visited with Mr.
C. A. Williams and Mrs. Lester.
Elder Thompson came Frida
from Granger and conducted Ii
services at Kennewick and Rici
land SABBATH for the Sevent
Day Adventists. He was guest
Mrs. C. A. Williams.
Mrs. Volland went home Satu,
day from Mrs. Davis, who with he
baby daughter, Betty Lou, al
getting along nicely.
There was a good meeting ;
Grange last Friday. Deputy Sta
Master u. S. Case of Rattlesnal
and their daughter, Mrs. Sillims
of Kennewick were present. TT
building committee reported wol
going on fine at Finley. J..
Ayers and C. Puderbaugh wel
appointed committee to meet
Pomona in February concernin
the gasoline and oil question wit
regard to cooperating with 9th,
Oranges. P. Sellick rendered h