The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-26

49,. IN Olympic 1 ',
i'o a, - W r. Jones and daughter
Mi Il with v the flu this week..
are - B. Pennell was a bust
ness visitor in Waila "ai'a No"
DAY rs lake Schultz of Council ii is
n mtie at the Linn hospital this
Wees e A. Fechter, Yakima banker mixer
vas q business visitor mere " eu
ne e = Holcomb, pioneer of East
vamn,nne r is quite ill at his home
this week. .,,r,od from q
husiness trip to Portland "eones-
day evening: posco i
a. honse guest of Mrs. F. Fl. Lin
con- The "a A. A. Edwards family were r.
Sunday dinner guests at the +. M.
Lyons home: -, oo. ,,,;+l
urs r. w. Payne Friday after
moon. February 8. :,
nO The Episcopal Guild will meet
nayt Thursday, February 2 at the
home of Mrs. L. z. Johnson.
The Congregational Ladies AID
nil; meet Thursday, February 2
18th Mrs. H. E.. Huntington.
Miss Betty Pauline and Miss
Incia Donlan of Pasco were guests
of Miss Catherine Hawkins sun
day. ,-.,, Maxwell g
staying at the o. w. Rider nome
and entered the Kennewick school
Monday as freshman.
Mrs. Edward Anderson, Mrs:
Maude Jackson and H. Leander OF
White Bluffs were business visit
ors in Kennewick Monday.
Mrs. Joda entertained the st.
Joseph Catholic church choir We'd
nesday evening at seven o'clock
BANQUET at the parish house.
Little Joan Kalinoski, 4, OF the
Highlands underwent tonsil OPP
Grafton at the Linn hospital this
week. ......@----.--...s.-.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Eakin Of
Yakima spent the past week Wis
ting at the home of their son, C.
Il. Eakin. 80;
Mrs. Wesley Monroe is able to
be out again following several
weeks illness caused by several
infected teeth. ~
Orlin Fisher went to the veter-
ans hospital last week to receive
treatment for goitre. 1t was decid-
ed to operate, but the date was not
set. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith and
family, Ted Reese and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Richmand
were Sunday guests at the j. w.
\ Root home. 49,.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Patheal. and
daughters of Richland spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Erick-
son. Miss Lois Patheal remained
at the Erickson home for a long
er visit. 49,
The Fourth Friday club will met
Friday, January 81 with Mrs.
Leslie j. Smith in East Kennewick
instead of Mrs. Harry Linn as an
nounced last week. 5
Miss Lois Watkins, field secre-
tary of Walla Walla, Columbia and
Benton counties tuberculosis lea
que, arrived Sunday from Steven
son and will spend the week visit
ing the Benton county schools.
The Kennewick Study club met
Wednesday evening with Mrs. P.
A. Combelic at her home on the
Highlands. Ten members We're
present. The club has started 'HThe
Epic of America by James Tries
low Adams. T
The Highlands Women's club is
planning to give card party at
the club house Friday evening.
The committee in charge is Mrs.
w. E. bennett, Mrs. D. Dhenoff,
Mrs. Herman Moore, Mrs. Ber-
dette Bots and Miss Lorraine
P0ore. L = - - !
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Smith enter
tanned ~ members of the "What
So Ever class of the Christian
church with a party Thursday
evening. After games had been
played delightful refreshments
We're served.
Mrs. H. A. Beamer and Mrs. j.
b. Pennell were hostesses Sunday
evening at the social hour at a
JOINT meeting of the Pasco-Ken-
neWlck Young Peoples Fellowship
1sld IN the new parish hall Of the
Snurch Of Our Savior at Pasco.
mss Betty Beamer assisted in the
Member of Boy Scout troops 26
Sna 27 enjoyed snow hike to
VISTA Saturday. The scouts were
tua through tests. of cooking,
Iaeklng, building fires with two
n ma.enes, and preparing food with
ous the use of utensils. The bows
Tere directed in the activities by
Jerry Compbell.
mss Frances Hoffman 6f
Wills nson left Sunday for Walla
t;m aa'a where she will stay some
ha ae on account of the illness of
hs r grandmother. Miss Hoffman
hos s Deen visiting at the McIntruff
AVame Tor the past week. ~
hs. Inc tuesday Bridge Club men,
bsns are entertaining their hus-
fha at seven O'Clock dinner at