The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-10-13
Forty Richland Grade
Pupils on Honor Roll
Honor Roll

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Honor Roll
Third grade-A, Vivian Ray
hill. Dorothy SHELTON; B, Doyle
Combs. Neil Sherman, Iheoia
Kramer, Evelyn Pettet, ARDEN
Selberg, Ray Deranleau, Robert
wilton. Alice Perkins, Rose Ser
lar and Edith Weidle.
Second grade-Leona Arrestor-
ilk. Virginia Sutton, Patricia Fat
tee Gertrude Baunngartner.
Fourth grade-Bertha, Faroid'
Alma. Elmer, Ruth, Joyce.
Fifth grade Robert FLETCHER
Thomas Van Fossen, Dewey Ut
tmin. Julia Merino, Loren Clark.
Sixth grade-Leonard Scne1Ier'
Charles Mcintosh, Madeline Ser
dar, George Horton, Wayne sup
plee. cr
Seventh grade-Ruth McGhan.
Lorain Nelson, Leatha.
Eighth gradeA, Leta Perkins;
b Irene Luelloff, Frank Hudson,
Romaini Rayhill and Dorothy
Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Relton
gave dinner party Sunday eve
Ming Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Cash Van Fossen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcintosh and children, Mrs.
Dighton, Mrs. Jones and MISS
Beggs.
willard Combs was taken to the
hospital the last of the week, but
It was found it would not be nee
essary to operate and he was brot
home Monday.
The library under the manage
ment of Mrs. Fannie Lewis, is do
in ggood work. Seventy-six took
out books Wednesday and "a On
Friday.
Mrs. Mcintosh entertained for
tea Friday evening. Mrs. r. B.
Dighton, Mrs. Earl Jones, Misses
Marguerite and Bernita Jones.
Maurice Compton came home
from Pullman Friday evening and
spent the weekend with his faith
er and friends.
Miss Lydia Ruud returned
from Pasco Wednesday while Miss
Meta Fletcher vii not be home un-
til later.
Miss Ezalas White Of Prosser,
who has been visiting her father
and brother, was a guest of the
high school, where she had been
q student. She returned home on
Sunday.
Weiner Roast
The Cleaner class will give a
weiner roast on the hill north of
town this Friday evening. They
will have sandwiches and coffee,
games of all kinds and good
time generally. Everyone is in
vited.
Former Resident
Miss Ruth Harstead, head OF
the music department of College
Place, called on some of her school
friends Sunday. Miss Harstead
graduated from the Richland high
school, then was a student of Miss
Grace Reith, the Cornish School
of Music, and won the Kirk Towns
scholarship. She has been teach
ing. for five years at Londal
Southern California Junior col
lege and came to Walla Walla this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Harding were
weekend guests of Carroll Hard
ing. They took G. C. Harding
back to Spokane with them for the
winter.
Thursday was Paul Fishback' :
birthday. His wife is in California,
but his sister and some Of his
friends came to his help so he en-
tertained and celebrated the event
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfield Barnard and Elizabeth,
Mr.. and Mrss Joe Willard and Miss
Helen, Mr.:and Mrs. Frank Cape
hart and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dam and Harold Christian
son.
Dog prisoners are around again.
Friday morning Conwell's had q
fine fox terrier poisoned. 1t was
full of pep and the children enjoy
ed playing with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ross enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Harding, Carroll Hard
ing and family and C. C. Harding.
Mrs. Elmer Armstrong and Miss
Garnet Meredith went to Benton
City Thursday and attended the
tuberculosis meeting. Mrs. Ruth
Thornton of Seattle was there and
gave an interesting talk. They
have combined nutrition in the
Schools" with tuberculosis and
some one will be appointed to look
after this work
Sunday was Rally Day at the
N. E. church. The house was well
filled. The children gave an in
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