The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-10-01

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treasurer of Shoshone county, was
delegate to a convention last
week in Pasco. He called on Mr..
and Mrs. Rouse, whom he had not
seen for 20 years.
Dolores Mccarthy was week
end visitor of Margaret Dam.
There were no services at the
M. E. church Sunday evening as
Mr.. Hilbert preached at Benton
City.
f. A. Rouse made business trip
to Pasco Thursday.
Helen Marsh spent her vacation
with Geraldine Dam.
Miss Helen Erickson, who is
teaching at White Bluffs, attend
ed institute at Prosser Friday,
then came home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carmichael and spent the week
end with her home folks.
Elmer Forrest is home from
Portland where he went to attend
course in radio announcing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeburn, who
have bought the Grundell house,
formerly occupied by the telephone
company, have also traded for
Mrs. Julia Anderson's place on the
hill and one of their sons will
take this place.
Dan Anardi, who went to Seat
tie Tuesday, was examined at the
hospital and it was found that his
hip was doing nicely. He came
home in time to enter school on
Monday and though he will have
to take another examination it will
not be for several weeks.
Tomorrow evening there will be
meeting of the Sunday school
board and of the official board at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pike.
The rally Day program will be
as follows: Good Cheer, Marie
Hamming; Welcome Verse, Paul
Larson; A Little Word, Alma
Combs; All for Jesus, primary de-
partment; Rally Day and Dad, by
Alfred Mosier; Little Lights, Will
ma Miller, Gertrude Hackney, Ha-
eel Grimm, Melva Hartung, Lii
liam Carlson; Why Not? Charles
Mcintosh; Jesus Needs Children,
Too, Mary Harding and Melva
Hartung; Service, eight children;
Millions of Children, Ross Hard
ing; Make the World Better To-
day, ladies' Quartet; What Kind
of a Soldier Are You? Louie Wag-
ner; Advertising for Help, Mar
that Wagner; duet, Mr.. Filbert &
Mr.. Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. D. Gibson of
Yakima were guests Thursday of
Harry Snively and wife
Anyone who has any sugges-
tions about the library or wants
any new books, may call Mrs.
Meredith and the club will make
an effort to place the books on
the shelves for you.
The cast of the play, who's
Crazy Now?" will meet Thursday
evening at the Pattee to begin
work. The Cleaners class is pre-
senting the play to raise money
for some necessary expenses. The
Dashing Darkies will also appear
in a short minstrel. This program
will be presented the latter part
of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mckinney
of Walla Walla visited at the
home of Mrs. McKinney's father,
Charles fDickerson Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. E. M. Filbert, wife and
daughter were dinner guests at
the w. A. Pike home Tuesday eve
ming.
Tuesday was Worth Curtis fif-
teenth birthday. His mother had
Bob Marsh, Edwin Pedicord and
Don Ryder for dinner to help to
celebrate the day.
ArAioo ud0C1l1lS DSTQdI, OlQSSC
daughter of John Serdar, met
with a painful accident Saturday
She was riding horse and fell off
breaking two bones in her arm.
She returned to school Wednes-
day as the arm seems to be heal
ing nicely.
Mr.. and MRS. George ruttle
| had dinner Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Needles.
Mrs. Marion Smith of Beverly
is visiting Mrs. B. F. Townsend.
Mrs. Glen Davidson spent Fri
day with Miss Pauline McClendon
while Mr.. Davidson went to insti-
tute at Prosser.
Mrs. w. 7. RAIDER is on the sick
| list this week.
| Charles Wetherell and Vic Nell
SON were guests at the Meredith
home Thursday.