The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-03-17
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK kaaaad y
The Clarence E. King family
notored to Walla WalIa Sunday.

The Clarence E. King family
motored to Walla WalIa Sunday.
Wyne Gascoigne of Spokane was
a business visitor in Kennewick on
Thursday and Friday.
Jess GIBSON of Connell visited
his brother, John Gipson, who is
at the Pasco hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane K. Larson of
Kennewick were business visitors
in Prosser Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. j. Vinson entertained the
Christian Ladies' Aid at her home
in Kennewick Wednesday after
noon.
H. j. Snively returned to Kenne-
wick Friday after spending several
days in Olympia, tending to bus
mess matters.
Ray Maxfield, who is attending
the University of Idaho at Moscow
Idaho, was visitor in Kennewick
last Sunday.
The second division of the M. E.
Ladies' Aid are having a real
chicken noodle dinner on March
% in the basement of the church,
The public is invited.
Scottish Rite Masons plan to
hold their annual Maundy Thurs
day exercises at the hall week
from tonight. All members are
specially requested to attend.
Mrs. j. w. Rudkin returned on
Thursday evening from Spokane
where she has spent the past win
ter, and will remain in Kennewick
for while looking after her prop
erty interest.
The Sigma club of Kennewick
high school entertained the mem
bers of Phi Deltas, formerly the
Senioretas, with a dancing party
at the Chisler's hall last Saturday
evening. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
Among the Royal Neighbol
lodge members who visited the
Pasco lodge session Friday even
ing were: Mrs. Fred Higley, Mrs
". Wood, Mrs. A. v. Lewis, Miss
Martha Luke and Miss Freda
Struve.
The Congregational church OF
Kennewick Joined with the church
at Pasco Thursday in Lenten serv-
ices at z o'clock. The church at
Pasco is to join with the congre-
cation here Sunday at 4p.m. fo1
Palm Sunday services.
Mrs. Marguerite Van Patten and
Helen Hembree motored to Wal.
la Walla last Thursday. Mrs. Var
Patten is one of the committee
members for the Veterans hospi-
tai, from Kennewick and Pasco
of the Spanish American Wal
auxiliary.
The Business and Professions
! Women's club is giving a bridge
party in the Moose hall this eve
, ming. They have decorated the
hall in st. Patrick's motifs ans
green balloons. Miss Evelyn King
is chairman of the decoration com.
I mittee and Mis- Marie Speigelbere
has charge of the eats committee
Charles Bentley of Salem, Ore.
gon spent the weekend in Kenne.
wick and visited with his brother
I, in-law, .Wilmot Gravenslund anc
family on Kennewick Avenue ant
called on friends here, while look
/ ing after his Horse Heaven prop
erty. Mr.. Bentley is former Ken
newick resident, but is now con
nected with the license department
i of the State of Oregon.
| Dr.. and Mrs. Paul O. Stone en-
tertained with three tables o.
bridge Saturday evening. The st
Patrick motif prevailed with DAT.
fodils as the house decoration
High honors were won by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Beste and the guest
prize to Mrs. E. F. Redd Of Pasco
Mrs. Redd has been with her niece
Mrs. Stone, for a couple of weeks
convalescing from recent sewers
fall. Mrs. Redd has now returned
to her home in Pasco.
Robert II. Hayes, Blue Mountain
Boy Scout executive, held a meet.
ing Monday of the Kennewick dis.
trict committee, and on Tuesday
evening held the first of a month.
lly series of scout leader training
These meetings will accumulate
credit for the five-year training
| program, awards of which are the