The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-05-10
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ernoon for business III rortlahu.
E;tty ball season opens tonight will
=, Local Kennewick team playing
1 Wr and Mrs. Grin Willsey of Yaki-
we're weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Willsey.
Miss Lois Brue returned from Spo-
lane this week after visiting with her
s;ster Miss Olive Brue.
ga "a cooked food sale will be held al
u.nonald,s grocery store Saturday
Nav IL, sponsored by the Catholic
ladies'. ..... =, -.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Higley and sor
leland Miss Pauline Higley and Mrs
Milton Libby were Walla Walla visit
ors today. p.
z The Garden Tracts bridge club met
ruesday afternoon with Mrs. C. F,
W;nkenwerder. Bridge honors went to
Mrs. Louis Carpenter.
The OAR. will meet for an all
day meeting, beginning at 10 o'clock
Monday, May Id at the home of Mrs.
a. Swanson in Pasco. .fz
Mrs. Burns Brown of Oakland, Cal
Hornia is visiting relatives and friends
= Pasco and with Mr.. Browns par
i ants Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Brown.
Rase ball benefit dance at Valley
grange hall for Friday night, May Il,
4 being planned. Shorty Losse and his
orchestra will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Beamer is en-
tertaining this evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Adrain Ruth, who leave this
veek for their new home in Twin
Falls, Idaho.
The P. E. o. sisterhood met with
Mrs. j. Perry at her home on the Ken
uerick Highlands Tuesday. Mrs. 81.
p. Cranmer gave book review on
sThe Valient Wife.
Mrs. J. J. Rudkn of Yakima left on
Wednesday morning for Spokane aft
d spending the weekend in Kenne-
wick visiting friends and looking aft
er business interests.
Rev. and Mrs. Beutler returned on
saturday from Portland where they
attended a meeting which was held for
Tie purpose of unifying Bible clubs of
tie three northwestern states.
S Miss Florence Oliver entertained
HE Study club at the 81. E. Oliver
Nome in the Garden Tracts Wednes-
day evening. A round table discussion
was the program of the evening.
John Vibber Of Pullman spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Hrs. n. r. Vibber. John is stu
dent at W.S.C. in the pharmist depart
nent of the institution.
ANY girls of thirteen years of age
or over and who are interested in Al
club work may meet with Mrs. Henry
Paulson Monday after school. Mrs.
Mary Davis will be present.
Mrs. Herman Schmide, Mrs. E. C.
Tweet and Mrs. w. j. Barnes will be
hostesses at their homes Friday OF
this week in series of 1:3O dessert
hncheons given by the Episcopal
guild.
Miss Sylvia Packard returned Mon
day morning from Pullman, where
she attended the first public health
institute held east of the mountains.
The meeting was held Friday and
Saturday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Olson enter
tanned with bridge party at their
home on Riverside drive Saturday
evening. Four tables were in play
with honors going to Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Higley and consolation to Me-
and Mrs. Emil Behrman.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Cook of Yaki-
ma spent the weekend with their
daughter, Miss Verna Cook, who is
employed in the office of j. II. Sieg-
Tried Of the power department Of the
= 2. & L. company.
3 Mrs. 1. E. Johnson was hostess to
Tie Kennewick bridge club Wednes-
day at one o'clock luncheon. The
rooms and table were charmingly
decorated with roses and snapdragons.
Bridge honors went to Mrs. w. ].
Barnes.
DR.. H. A. Barner of Hoquiam ar
rived Monday to visit with Mr.. and
Hrs. v. M. Ward. He plans to spend
several weeks in Kennewick to enjoy
the sunshine. Upon his arrival his
sister, Mrs. Ward, met him during
one OF the showers Monday.
Miss Olive Brue was graduated
from the Northwestern Business coli
tege in Spokane Monday with high
grades. Miss Brue won the scholar
ship for Al club work during her
senior year in the, local high school.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Brue.
Highway patrolman Marvin Carn-
shan came home Saturday afternoon
from Gle Elum, where he has spent
the past two weeks on duty as patrol
man at the miners strike there. He
spent the weekend with his family
and conducted drivers license exami-
nations Saturday evening. z..
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