The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-10-22

club delegates held In kenneWlck
last Friday. Miss Lois Holderbaum
of the extension service taught
these delegates some things in re-
modelling coats. dresses and hats
| and also how to make hat block
1t was very worthwhile and in
structive meeting and the Rich
| land delegates will report on the
work at the meeting of the Wo-
| mems club on Thursday.
The Woman's club is meeting or
Thursday at the home of Mrs. G.
w. Mcintosh and Mrs. Meredith
will report on the meeting held al
Benton City two weeks ago. This
was program planning meeting
Mrs. Meredith will report on the
Kennewick meeting on remodeling
and making of hat blocks. Roll
Call will be answered by current
events. The women also plan or
doing some serving for the ba.
zaar. This is to be an all-day meet
ing with pot-luck luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Relton en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Muncey at Sunday dinner.
| The Gilman family moved ia
Mabton last week.
The Seniors 4-H will meet Fri
day, October %, at the home OF
the leader. They will work on
plans for Achievement Day which
will be held in Kennewick on Nov.
ID.
Fifteen ladies were present at
the Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Schennit-
zni's last Thursday. The next
meeting will be October 90, at
Mrs. FiIberts. Mrs. RAIDER will
serve the dinner at her house.
Mrs. Thad Grosscup received
word Saturday that her father
was quite sick and left at once
for Seattle.
The Wickwises left for Walla
Walla on Wednesday. Violet will
be greatly missed in the hi g h
school. She was one of the basket
ball players.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Muncey
went to Walla Walla Sunday and
brought Mr.. Muncey's mother
home with them. She will remain
for some time.
Miss Helen Ruud had dinner at
the Deranleaus on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartung, Pike and
Koehler spent the day Saturday
at Yakima.
Miss Geraldine Dam spent the
weekend with Helen Marsh.
Mrs. Lynn Sloppy is home aft
er a pleasant visit with Mr.. Stop
py's mother in Tacoma.
Frank Stoops returned to Spo-
kane the first of the week, after
a pleasant visit with the home
folks.
Brainerd Murray, B OBJ Marsh
and Miss Estella Murray motored
to Mesa Friday evening. They
brought Miss Elizabeth Barnard
and Miss Freda Ochustree home.
w. C. B. Randolph, who under
went major operation last Thurs
day for kidney trouble, is i'm
proving nicely.
Fred Warren left Sunday for
Cheney after spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Car
michael.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Stevens and
their daughter, Dorothy, arrived
at Mrs. Stevens mothers home on
Monday evening, and will remain
until the first of the month. Mr..
and Mrs. Stevens have a number
of friends.
The social meeting Of the
Grange was unusually large Satur-
day evening, although the meet
ings have been well-attended all
summer. Five members of the Fin
ley Grange were present also M
Berg of Locust Grove, who aided
the musicians in playing "old-time
music" Mr.. Stoops, the team cap.
tain, has his team lined up for 8
joint meeting at the Rattlesnakt
Grange on October 81 and a num-
Der of the Vale Grange are plan
ming to attend. The following pro
gram was given: song by GU J
j girls; reading, Mile Citron; read
ing, Helen Ruud; piano solo
Francile Fletcher; reading c. F
Fletcher; story, I. N. Manning
After the program delicious
lunch was served after which thu
company enjoyed old-time dances
The Richland teams played a re
turn game at Mesa Friday night
Mr.. Carmichael, Mr.. Woodend anc
Lewis Timm took the teams up il
their cars. The line-ups for Rich
! land was Freda Ocheltree ant
Elizabeth Barnard, forwards; Fri
da Moreen, center; Evelyn Moore
and Alice Wood, guards; Jeal
Cheyne, side center. 1t was a hare
i fight, but the Richland team wol
the game. The boys game includ