The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-11-02

. bird is papering and d re- e
Y. ". I ths interior Of the G. L.
modelling h s1a ,r this week.
~ Mrs. J. A. Bell Of Top p
Mr.. anu ara weekend guests OIL
g s:s .nd Mrs Mrs. ". M. Brace:
~ Mrs. Everett Te m., Of
s.. an, a. n guests of Mr.. Ter T
l Yakima NJ NJ. and Mrs. H. B. Ter
u :, and Mrs. L. N. Dague and
y, Nj, Gam am Foraker, who are WORK WORK
~. ME-; n S the apples at Nacn !aS SpeH'
i iss =, weekend Elk in Kennewlck'
'. =. rennewick bridge club will l
Tine Mnsdnesday, November g.
meet e. Nv. p. C. Tweet on the
vv1'ss WIN m for a one o'clock lunch
con. 81 I'LL
~. Finley Grange will no ID
1T Inc .nnual election of officers at
men y =. nert meeting Friday, Noyem-
- sa,l 10. They asked for a good al
tendance. - .
Nh Current Events department.
. i .Se Women's club met Friday
. ei.s ~ with Mrs. Herbert Mis-
n, ~ Mrs. George stradford gave
: paper on 4Famous Women
Miss Gladys Speegle is i'll at
~ home in the L Gorris home.
T y. Mabel Hughes is taking her
. I..s At the county agents office
( ri. she wheat control department.
ursI Ben Thrasher entertained
,ith an all-day quilting party on
s I'm, Covers were laid for IL
:. the noon luncheon table, which
n. charming with autumn flow
efS. =.
ma Kennewick Women's club
Nm meet at Hotel Kennewick Fri
law afternoon, November 10. Miss
rstherine Miller and the school
sirl. glee club will have charge OF
the program. .. .....
Nr. and Mrs. Miller of Walla
W,lla were overnight visitors of
their daughter, Miss Catherine
Miller Monday night. They sur
prised their daughter, who is a
teacher in the local schools.
Mrs. G. W. Wright and Mrs.
Everett Aman entertained the
Nszarene Young People at a Hal
lowe'en party Friday night. The
evening was spent playing games,
and refreshments were served.
According to W ord received
from Prosser, Ethelbert o. Sher-
who was arrested in Port
And last week, pleaded not guilty,
when arraigned before Judge Matt
Driseoll on a charge of grand lar
eeny. In default of bail bond fixed
at $500 he is in jail.
Mrs. A. T. Belair entertained
with q birthday party for the
pleasure Of her son Juniors birth
day on Friday. The table and house
decorations were pink and white.
-Four little friends were the guests.
Following the dinner, a theatre
party was enjoyed.
Mrs. G. A. Purdy entertained
With a one o'clock luncheon Fri
day. The Purdy home was charm
lngly decorated with autumn
flowers. Two tables of bridge were
N play following the luncheon,
honors going to Mrs. H. Whitbeck
and low to Mrs. K. C. Clifford.
be Fourth Friday club met with
Mrs. R. A. o liver at her home in
East Kennewick Friday afternoon,
WITH Miss Florence Oliver and Mrs.
MS. Linn assistant hostesses. The
olVer home was cleverly decorat-
"a :, with autumn flowers and the
halloween motif was carried out
N the refreshment.
HE Epworth League of the M.
:. church held its annual Hallow-
zen party in the basement of the
.aa 50, Monday evening. Games
slo singing were the diversion of
s ms evening. They went in a
sI0up to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
aAa Mcclure, who are members
Sunday. ~ Wei" n'arfieu
:, Ms; US, Amanda Taylor entertain
s - WIN birthday party Monday
=. n, nl!,; Tor the pleasure of her
s nv. WINS on his birthday. Five
guests were present and the even
ts ii was spent playing games and
aIa gnost stories. A birthday
H. and AND all its trimmings was
pre,s ssn1er OF attraction on the
appointed supper table.
mona, rex Federal Reserve system,
e,ss;s s and banking, expansion Of
~ Nv Mrs D1l~I .