The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-10-26

-. General aid met with Mrs Mrs
Inc . sltr~ge Wednesday after
noon on +, FELTON, returned Tuesday
". = from several weeks
spent g1s n " B. Mexican of W ,a
S MRS sn m wednesday with Mrs
e. v ": ! D. Beinhart, Mrs. Lance
ME- nd Mrs. A. Douglas were
KEN W. Walla visitors this week. -
Wars Mrs Z. E. Johnson, Mrs. >. r
MI. m..' and Mrs. J. J Rudkin were
M Ml,ls, Walla visitors Monday.
wa" erover Lincoln of Kirkland is a
1,ot tb;s week of his parents, Mr.
mad susd Mrs. F. H. Lincoln. o.,,
=, na meet Thursday, November z
with Mrs. H. P. Cranmef on 'ne
NJ Nv and Mrs. Rex Miller of Yakima
M an.r xnl Sunday with Mr.. Miller's
s spsl and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Miller on Third Avenue:
a. The congregational Ladies aid
r;ll meet Thursday, November 2
:. The home of Mrs. Beegle in
East Kennewick.
Mrs. George Howard Bailey ar
rived from Yakima Tuesday to
Wait her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr and Mrs. Charles L. Powell.
Theodore Rich with his child
rem. Teddy jr. and Clara Louise,
from Walla Walla visited their
father and grandfather, Omar
Rich. last Friday.
The Christian aid is sponsoring
. carnival, October 80. A play will
he given in the auditorium, for
tune telling and other carnival at
fractions will be in the basement.
Mrs. Nora Henneberry is a pa
tient at the Linn hospital. Mrs. H.
". Withers, who has been a pa
TENT there several weeks is re-
ported improving.
Rev. Father A. Joda, Mrs. Joe
Olbrich, Mrs. F. H. Lincoln and
Mrs. A. Malley attended a Catho-
lie convention in Spokane this
week. ~.
Marley Gest has returned from
the CCC camp at Randall and has
entered high school at Hover,
where he will complete his senior
year z~.....
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Vibber, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Brown, C C Will
Hams, Billy McGahey were among
Kennewick residents who were
weekend guests in Pullman. E
Mrs. William Sly of Belle
Fourche, s. d. returned to the
ome Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
"a. E. Huntington for a longer Wis
it Tuesday evening, from a two
weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Okanogan, Seattle, Ia
coma anad other coast cities.
Messrs Kilworth and Miller of
Tacoma are guests this week and
for the hunting season of Ed
Montgomery in East Kennewick.
Mr.. Montgomery was able to re-
turn to his home Saturday, after
being patient at the Linn hospi-
tai for several months.
Woman's Democratic study club
will meet Tuesday afternoon, Oct
ober 81 at 2::3O pm. in the city
hall. Mrs. Robert Hanson of Rich
land will lead discussion of infla-
non. This is non-partisan and it is
noped that all women interested in
the subject will be present.
The local chapter of the PEG.
met Tuesday evening with Mrs. M
n. Moulton, with "a members and
guests present. Members of the
raseo chapter were guests of the
local chapter. Mrs. E. C. Tweet
was IN charge of the evenings
program, giving a talk on Current
Aev. +. N. Morton came down
nom Chelan Wednesday evening
ana visited with his son-in-laW
a a,, daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Vane
wider He was ACCOMPANIED
nom nome by Mrs. Morton today, She
M:, spent several weeks at the
Snoer home, having been called
n nsfe by the illness of Mrs. Wilder,
Who has since recovered.
=, The Fourth division of the M. E.
ndles aid met with Mrs. Willard
campbell with Mrs. Milton Libby
as assistant hostess Wednesday
ssSs and completed plans for
Ss OH NAN Street cafeteria supper
sna sa fney plan to hold on Friday
,o sang, October 27, at $50. Fol
l.. mig tne supper a program is be-
vs. ~ put on. The next meeting of
me- sas aid will be with Mrs. r r.