The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-04-12
Senior Class Play to = ~. r.
800 .s.sss,rsB Be Put on Friday

The senior class will present their
play "Hold Everything" Friday eve
ming, April 18th in the high school
auditorium. They have been working
on it for the past month and is should
rank as one of the best plays produc-
ed by the high school. The cast is as
follows. Caroline Coruthers, the pro-
prietress of small inn, Wilma Luel-
loft; Niobe, a very superstitious col
ored servant, Jean Cheyne; Christie
pher Morgan, banker, Earl Nc
Clendon: Constance Morgan, Christie
piers daughter, Irene Rose; Beatrice
Wiellcauer, Comics girl friend, Har-
riet Genres. Courtney Barrett, jr.,
Comics pet aversion, Worth Curtiss.
Mrs. Gibbs, an ambitious mother,
Erida Moreno; Lottie, Wanda and
Daisy Gibbs, her daughter, Alice For
rest, Myrtle Barnett and Lois Nicho-
laus, respectively. Steve, very COM
petent yegg, Gordon Garvin. Andy
Steve's rather dumb pal, James Nc
CURE. Tim ,McCauley, a flat-footed
Irish cop, Willard Nicholaus. o.
When you have two bank robbers, a
very superstitious colored maid, two
young people in love and myster-
ious black boy all under the same
roof for the night, things are bound
to happen. Admission will be 25c for
one adult; CSC for a couple or Soc
for the entire family. n"
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Wilma, Irene and Norbert Luel1off
and Melva Hartung were the Rich
land pupils heard in Mrs. Hopkinson's
recital in the Methodist church in
Kennewick Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dam and family
and Miss Wilma Middleton attended
q concert given by the A. Cappella
choir of the. Walla Walla college Sum
day evening in the Presbyterian
church at Walla Walla. The choir is
directed by Miss Ruth Havstad, who is
a graduate of the Richland high
school. They have just completed
tour giving their concert in Portland,
Spokane and Occur d. Alene. There
are thirty-two voices, sixteen men and
sixteen ladies, making a first and Sec
ond in each of the four parts. The
entire program is given without in
strumental accompaniment of any
kind.
Miss Lydia Ruud and Miss Francile
Fletcher returned to school Monday
morning after spending the Easter
vacation here with their parents.
Henry Hartung took load of stock
to Portland last week. Mr.. Hartung
sr. went with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd and FAM
lily and Mrs. Erickson were Pasco Wis
itors Sunday at the Clarence Pahls
home also at the George Shepherd
home in Kennewick.
DR.. Paul Ashby, district superin-
tendent of the Walla Walla district of
the Methodist church, spent Friday
night at the Rev. Filbert home, hold
ing the fourth quarterly conference
of the Benton City church.
Miss Dorothy Kennedy entertained
the boys and girls of the seventh
grade at birthday party at her
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hartung and
Mrs. Hauisen were pleasantly sur
prised on Friday when Clarence
Hauisen and Mrs. L. Selfridge of
Portland arrived for a short visit.
They left for home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClendon and
Pauline went to Spokane on Friday
returning home Sunday.
The boys who have been home
from Pullman for the past week, re-
turned to school on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mclaughlin
spent the weekend visiting their rel
atives in Richland.