The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-04-27
Twenty-Four are Honor
Student i'm Richland Hi

student In RIcnlanQ Ill
The high school honor roll for
the past six weeks is as follows:
Freshmen-Helen Marsh, Adeline
Wagner, Helen Willard, Geraldine
Dam; honorable mention. Juanita
Miller, Arva Weidle and Lillian
Wall.
-Mida Fletcher, Vlr-
ginia Frazier, Wilma Middleton s
Florence Dupius; honorable men
ton: Edward Wagner.
Junior-Wilma Lueiloff andPearl
Cheyne; honorable mention: Irene
Rose and Lois Nicholaus.
Seniors-Francile Fletcher, Ar
no Favro, Alma Ehrenberg, Mar
garet Dam, Irma Mcclure and Carl
Erickson; honorable mention: Ber-
nita Jones and Dolores mccarthy.
Mrs. Pete Hanson received word
Saturday of the death of her bro
ther, Andrew Holberg of Sand
Point, Idaho. Sefreit Johnson drove
Mrs. Hanson, Marie and Mrs. Car
oline Hanson there Monday to at
tend the funeral.
Benefit Big Success
The program given Tuesday eve
ming by Miss Ruth Havstad, music
instructor in the Walla Walla col
1ege, was one of the finest ever
heard in Richland. The Havstad
family made their home here for
many years and Miss Ruth is a
graduate of the Richland high
school. She was kind enough to
donate us the whole evenings en-
tertainment, the proceeds to be
used in the upkeep of the local
cemetery. Miss Havstad is a lyric
soprano of unusual ability and her
wonderful stage presence and her
pleasing personality added great
~ to the pleasure of hearing her
sing. She was assisted in her pro-
gram by Keylor holland. violinist.
. student at the college. He was
selected to play in the orchestra
composed Of 200 high school stu
dents who played for the music
convention in Seattle recently. He
was one of four chosen out of IS
violinists as concert master. He
was offered scholarship for the
summer at the Interlaken summer
school session. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. John Weaver, wife
Of the president of the college.
Estella Murray attended a
shower Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Null
key IN Kennewick. It was given for
their daughter Shirley, who re-
Gently announced her marriage on
Oct. 90 to Ray Maxfield of Pasco.
Earl Jones has bought the pro-
perty across from the front of the
A. 8. Murray home. He is having
It put into alfalfa.
The road is being gravelled on
the south side of the Murray home
this week.
Baccalaureate services for the
graduating class Of the high school
will be held Sunday evening at 8
in the Methodist church. Rev. Fill
bert will deliver the address.
Vale Grange base ball team
scored another decisive victory
last Sunday when they won from
Kennewick Valley with score of
1872. They will play Locust Grove
on the local diamond next Sunday.
Miss Eva Rose and Jack Nc
Laughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Read
er, Dorothy Combs and Clarence
Vandine had dinner Sunday eve
ming at the Van SICKLE home as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Combs.
Mrs. John Dam and Margaret
drove to Walla Walla Friday eve
ming with C. F. Wetherell and
Francis to attend a musical COM
edy given by the students of the
Walla Walla high school. Two OF
Mr.. Wetherell's daughters took
part, Miss Sibyl carried the lad.
les leading part and Miss Ave-
having the distinction of being
the only freshman to take part il
the production.
Confirmation services were helt
here Sunday in the Lutheran