The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-11-24
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.s;.s Melba Cambridge was q
mss = Finley Saturday evening.
s =. and Mrs. Boyd Jacobs mo- mo.
y, - ar Granger Sunday to vislt
.oesS McCurdy there. 49,.
co. mcdonald drove to Ellens-
2. > ,.dav and spent Thanksgiv-
s pse with relatives. ,.,,a,.o,,,
p =, City were KenneWick
vls Mps & Z. Holconlb left tues
..s =, evening for San Francisco =
S;sit her daughter. s,,r-
WI Miss Evelyn Yedica spent >
law IN Richland with her 1atner'
2. " I. and Mrs. Carl Williams
.,s - sunday visiting at the J. =.
svayze home. r.+ar
nUe was a visitor here over
the weekend. 81
Ted Flesher returned from oea.-
tsdou where he had been on a
political mission. al
The Congregational Ladies Ala
u;ll meet with Mrs. F. J. Rasmus-
.e = on the West Highlands Thurs
dav. December i. -,
The Needle Work club VIII
,neet with Mrs. Ed. Rankin at her
home on Third avenue FRIDAY,
December 2.
The Misses Elsie and Marian
Gleason Frances White and Cath
crime Hawkins visited in Pasco on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Pete Feely returned Mon
dav evening from Yakima, where
she has spent the past two months
working in the fruit.
The Kennewick Campfire girls
met Monday afternoon with Mary
Margaret Brown at her home IN
Kennewick avenue.
Mrs. C. q. Turner, Mrs. L. w.
Ramsay and son, Hollis, OF Walla
Walla spent Sunday visiting with
Mrs M. Warnock and family.
The River Road club met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Youell. The club Christmas Kit
was displayed. Delightful refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. ]. vinson was able to come
down town Tuesday afternoon for
few minutes, for the first time
ii over two weeks, having been
aconfined to her home with the flu.
y Mrs. Luewellyn arrived this
week from Kansas City to visit
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Robertson on
First Avenue.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
Of Kennewick and Pasco attended
joint meeting of organizations at
the Sunnyside Episcopal church on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Yedica were
hosts Friday evening to the Ricn-
land club at three tables of bridge.
Honors went to R. B. Dighton and
consolation to w. r. Ross.
The Congregational Ladies met
Thursday with Mrs. George Byrd,
with II members present, the aft
ernoon being spent with needle
work. Mrs. Herbert sMisner and
Mrs. M. G. Clark were assistant
hostesses.
The Fourth division of the M.
=. Ladies Aid will meet Wednes-
day afternoon, November 80, at
the home Of Mrs. T. B. Hauschild
on Kennewick avenue. Mrs. j. Os-
borne will be assistant hostess.
Chapter 500 of the Woman of
the Women of the Moose will hold
their Needle club meeting on Tues
DAY, November go, at two o'clock
at the Moose Hall. Each member
Is requested to bring covered
dish.
Monday was little Margaret
Garber's birthday and she was
surprised with birthday cake,
brought and made by her grand
mother, Mrs. C. Hoadley and an
mpromptue birthday party was
enjoyed with tea table with cake
and lighted candles the center of
attraction.
MRS. h. P. Stone of Spokane re-
turned TO her home Wednesday,
after spending the week with her
cousin, Mrs. G. A. Gray on the
highlands. Mrs. Gray accompan-
led ner home to spend the Thanks
Spokane. =
Inc second division of the M.
=. Ladies Aid will serve their
monthly chicken luncheon on We'd
nesaay, November 80, in the base
I nsnt OF the church, this luncheon
having been postponed from this
week on account of Thanksgiving
mrs. A. v. McReynolds is chair
A'aa IN charge of the luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. /. N. Mueller were
aUs1s at a dinner party Thursday
aenlng Tor the pleasure of Mayor
amor anen and Anna Marie Mueller,
. .s their birthdays, Mr.,
eao mrs A. C. Anon and sons
s .ald and Charles and Mrs.