The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-10-25
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

4. Rannewick Needle club will
Ing lavender 2, with Mrs. v. M.
Williams of Seattle spent
!, reek-end at the home of his
j parents. Circle met Monday
, dessert luncheon with Mrs.
" and Mrs. Bill Colan of Ore
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
~. Lean Mains was hostess to
8. Study club Tuesday evening at
kr home.
Mr.. H. E. Oliver returned on
r..ssdav from vacation spent
lssh relatives at Castle Rock.
~ Hattie Wooster Of Gibbon
"a for her home today after a
s =; With her sister, Mrs. Joe Gill
ipie. -
The Current Events department
! the KenneWick Women's club
IN meet Friday with Mrs. Dan
Raele in East Kennewick.
.rrs. A. C. Anon was hostess to
~ Garden Tracts bridge club on
Tnesday. Honors went to Mrs. W..
I Barnes and Mrs. 81. E. Oliver.
The Literary club met Tuesday
.Hsrnoon at the home of Mrs. r.
Hatch. The next meeting will
- at the home of Mrs. v. M. Ward.
Mrs. Mary Weagant was able to
,turn to her duties at Ma and
nsd's place today, after two-day
absence on account of q severely
cut hand.
Mrs. Felix Gelanis left Monday
sm her home in Seattle after q
three-weeks stay at the home of
her brother, r. e. Reed and fam
~ and their mother, Mrs. Walker.
The P. E. o. met Tuesday with
Mrs. Bailey at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. C. J.. Powell. Mrs.
g. P. Cranmer was in charge of
the evening program.
The Thursday Bridge club met
| this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Harry Watson where Mrs. Warde
Johnson and Mrs. Clarence Yedica
took the honors. Mrs. Harry Linn
vas given the guest prize.
Mrs. Ella Woods fell from a lad
| der Wednesday afternoon and in
jured her leg so badly it was nee
essary to put it in a cast. Mrs.
Woods has sent for her sister, Miss
Martha Hollis, who is viiting at
Carson, to come and care for her.
Mrs. IL. H. Raymond and Mrs. A.
C. Anon were hostesses to the
general aid of the Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon at the Ray
mond home in the Garden Tracts.
The fourth division members of the
laid plan to entertain the general
! group on Wednesday, October 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster of
Wayeville, Wisconsin left today
for their home, after having been
called here on account of the SER
ous auto accident of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Brown ten days ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown are reported as getting
along fine and are expected to en-
irely recover from their severely
broken legs and will not be left
Nrmanently lame.
Mss Alice Brakel, county nurse,
has returned from a three-day ses-
non at Seattle of the VERA. DR..
4 Coffey spoke of being well pleas
1 d with progress being made of the
york in Benton county, Miss Bra
lei stated. The Benton county ma
trial has been found that belong
q d to the former nurses office and
! being put into new files by Miss
Dnkel, who is being assisted by
Yrs. E. o. Keene, Mrs. E. r. Tay-
s and Mrs. o. K. Williamson.
Following the regular meeting of
he Rebekahs Tuesday evening an
aoyable program was given un-
h the direction of Mrs. Joe ellis
pc, Mrs. A. L. Williams and Mrs:
\ n. Beasley. The local school
Ehestra played several numbers;
ln. Beasley gave reading as
d Mr.. Shoemaker, Peggy Barton
My. 4. Tucker. Several acrobat
sand tap dance numbers were
psen by Maxine Whittemore and
Orothy Ann Reed. Angus Berg
IFe banjo solo and Francis
nlls sang several numbers.
A meeting was held in the Conn
sreial hotel Wednesday by local
sack drivers and owners for the
Mpose of organizing a truck To-
y from the Motor Vehicle assocla-
"a of Seattle. Officers were
acted as follows. E. F. Watts,
resident; E. NJ. Galloway, vice
resident; o. S. Whit, secretary
I'd treasurer. The next meeting
the group will be held Sunday
ssnmg at 8 o'clock at the city
NJ The regular meeting dates
WI be the first and third Sunday
1.-THE month hereafter, they state.
truck operators are invited to
@end their meetings.