The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-07-09
Bernice Van Dyke and Ted
Flesher went to Spokane Wednes-

Bernice Van Dyke and Ted
Flesher went to Spokane Wednes-
day for q visit.
| Wayne Britton has gone to
Thorp and Seattle, where he will
visit over the weekend.
Lawrence Warnock was nursing
a broken nose last week as a re-
suit of fall from his bicycle.
The Methodist ladies' aid will
hold a cooked food sale at McDon-
AIDS grocery store Saturday, July
IL.
Hazel Beck and Delma Ryan
left yesterday for Seattle to spend
the Weekend with Mrs. Earl In
gals.
Mrs. M. McIntire & two child
rem of Pasco, a sister of Mrs. A.
F. Brown, spent the Fourth at the
A. F. Brown home.
Col. Ben Clark of Highland park
in Chicago, has returned to his
home after a visit with Mr.. & Mrs.
C. E. King on Avenue A.
eLonard & Forrest Allison &
Alger Pettijean went up in the
Blue mountains Saturday and
spent couple of days camping.
Thief ourth division of the M.
E. ladies aid met in the park on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A.
J. Thompson & Mrs. Harry Cram
bers as hostesses.
The Young Ladies sodality will
give a lawn social on Wednesday
evening, July Is, on the C. N.
Koelker lawn. The young ladies
state every one will be welcome.
The aid of the Christian church
met at the church Thursday aft
ernoon. They are working on a
second quilt for the home of the
aged at Walla Walla.
Mn. & Mrs. Clark Mauk & small
daughter, aJnice, & Mrs. Maulk's
mother, Mrs. E. E. Shanafelt, re-
turned Sunday to their home in
Wenatchee following a two-day
visit with Mr.. & Mrs. G. n. Shan
afelt and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Putnam and
daughter Betty of San Francisco
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Gorris on Avenue A Tuesday. Mr..
Putnam and Mrs. Gorris were
schoolmates in Wisconsin. He is
solicitor for the Consolidated
Truck Lines with headquarters in
San Francisco and they are COM
bining business and pleasure on
a trip thru the Northwestern Sec
ton.
The Blue Bird sewing club, the
junior band Of the All club, met
Thursday, July 2, with Martha
aMry Lincoln. The girls continued
their sewing class, and voted in
two new members, Irene Day and
Delma Brown. Joyce Mulkey was
a guest and was voted in as Wis
itor or mascot Of the club as she
is to young to join as member.
The next meeting will be on Satur-
day, July 10, at the home of the
leader, Miss Rosalie Whitney, in
East Kennewick.
The fourth division Of the M.
e. church ladies aid will give an
entertainment Friday evening,
July at 8 o'clock in the basement
Of the church. There will be small
admission charge which will in
clude refreshments at the close of
the program, which will be opened
with selection by the Sunday
school orchestra; a skit, 1.-THE
Modern Flapper," Those taking
part in the program are Lois
Campbell, Vernon Foraker, Mrs.
Alexander, Mrs. Willard Campbell,
Freddie Thompson, Alice Altrog-
ge, Phyliss Chambers, Mrs. A. ].
Thompson, Mrs. Vane Wilder, the
Dixie Quartet & the Sunday school
orchestra.
Mrs. Arthur Wheaton & small
daughter Of Seattle are spending
the week with her parents Mr.. &
Mrs. Nelson Williams in East Ken
newick. She has been the incent-
i've for number Of clever parties
this week. Mrs. Nelson Williams
was hostess at one o'clock
luncheon Monday. Covers were laid
for nine. Mrs. G. II. Shanafelt as
sisted by her sister, Mrs. R. E.
Reed, was hostess to the Entire
Nous at a one o'clock luncheon at
the Reed home Tuesday, with
guest table, guest honors going to
Mrs. Frank Green, second to Mrs.
Sam Mcmahon of Pasco and third
to Mrs. A. H. Wheaton of Seat
tie. Club honors went to Mrs.
Percy Combelic and Mrs. J. H.
Turner. That evening Mrs. Frank
Green was hostess to a group in
the park at a picnic. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Green entertained with two
tables Of bridge Wednesday even
ing. Honors went to Mr.. & Mrs. G.
II. Shanafelt, guest prize to Mrs.
w. n. Wheaton