The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-25
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Cemetery Benefit Social
Earned Budget Quota
Tho ice cream social Tor the
..naf;t of the cemetery brough out
: GOOD crowd. The soliciting COM
n;ttee thoroly advertised the So
c;al and received ready respose'
Tho mo committee met Monday eve
a; rS and found they would have
enough a money to carry them thru
th;s wear and do some more seed
mo At the beginning of the year
tbev MANNED their budget for $500
md have made almost that. They
thank all who have helped.
The irrigation ditch was fixed
.,,fficiently so that the water was
turned in Sunday. A fine little
shower Monday morning was
greatly appreciated:
Tho Cleaners Class of the M.
church held their usual BUSH
ness meeting and party Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. r. 3.
lewis The committees for the
year as appointed by the class
PRESIDENT are: Ways and Means,
Mrs Lewis, Mrs. Pike, Carroll
Ml 10 Membership. Mrs. Cur
tie. A. Wall, Henry Hartung;
Flower, Mrs. Hartung, Mrs. FIJI
bert Mrs. Pattee; Visiting, Rev.
Filbert. Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Koch
Ter. Carroll Harding and Rev. Fill
bert were responsible for the re-
freshments, while Mrs. Sam Ross
and Mrs Carroll Harding were in
charge of the program for the eve
ming. The next party will be held
the fourth Tuesday of the month
at the Pattee home.
Mr. and Mrs. O. w. McCaulley
of Yakima visited friends in Rich
land Friday.
Miss Aletha Hemker of White
Bluffs is at the Albert Cloniger
home for a short time.
Helped Hospital
Rev. o. Hawk of the Wenatchee
Deasoness hospital was in Rich
land the last of the week. He
saws that $4,000 worth of free
administration was given last
ua.r This can onlv be continued
by the different churches giving
as they did last year. The truck
was loaded with fruit and vege-
tables. This year we are canning
four barrels of fruit and We hope
there will be plenty of vegetables.
Mrs. Bert Campbell Gertrude
Bartlett) and her little boy OF
Van Couver was q Richland visitor
Sunday. The Bartletts formerly
owned the house now occupied by
r. R. Mcintosh.
+. p. Freeman came from Seat
tie Sunday evening and went back
Monday morning.
Lewis Smith went to Tacoma on
Wednesday and returned Monday
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Hilbert have
. new baby girl, Marian Elaine,
born at the Pasco hospital Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Pace are
the proud parents of a boy. Man
ME was so rejoiced when he learn
ed it was a boy that he drove
from his home in IProsser at 8 o.
clock in the morning, awakened
both families of the Clonigers and
many Of his friends.
La Raine Nelson came home the
last of the week to attend school.
She has had a delightful vacation
with her mother in Yakima and
her aunt and uncle in Seattle.
Ray Rose and family went to
Yakima Sunday and spent the day
there. They attended church and
came home late in the evening.
Camping Trip
Harry Rose and Tommie Van
Fossen went on a camping trip on
Thursday evening. They took with
them plenty of grub and expected
to remain until eleven o'clock.
About nine they went to the Rose
lawn and slept there the rest of
the night.
Miss Lille Belts of Seattle is
visiting at the Mcintosh home.
Mrs. Fred Watson and Mrs.
Griffith of Coulee City brought
Kathleen Muncey home the last of
the week, SO she would be ready
for school.
c. F. Fletcher and C. j. Dam
went to Seattle on business Tues
day night.
Vic Nelson returned from his
vacation Saturday evening.
The Woman's club have a called
meeting this Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Dam, Mrs. Deranleau
and Mrs. Lewis served as the
hostesses.
MRS. Antoine Boettcher went to
Seattle the last of the week to
brlng her husband back to their
nome in Hanford, where he will be
superintendent another year. Mr..
ana Mrs. Will Boettcher went with
ner and will visit their daughter
IN Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jones re-
turned from Tacoma Saturday and
Drought Bernita and Marguerite,
who have hoor snorJ;, AZ