The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-01-25

mV1Catl0n IS one OF the highest nOH-
ors that can be bestowed upon any
girls basketball team in this dis
Mrict. For number of years a girls
team from this school has attended
these tournaments and each time
have made remarkable showing. Be
yond doubt this years team will do
just as we'll. AS in previous years,
at least eight high school teams will
take part in this tournament and
they will be chosen on the merits Of
their successful records this season
and will be eight of the best girls
teams in the Inland Empire.
Miss Alice Wood and Miss Irene
Rose were entertained at the 81. r.
Deranleau home last Wednesday eve
ming.
There will be an old-time dance
and smoker at the grange hall next
Friday night, February End. The pro-
eeeds Of which will be used to buy
boxing and wrestling supplies.
Next Saturday night, February 8,
Finley grange will present the trav-
cling gavel to Vale. A large turnout
il expected at this meeting.
Lee Dennie spent Saturday and
Sunday in Wallula. .
Friends of Mrs. John Citron gave
her q very delightful surprise last
Wednesday afternoon. Those attend
ing were the Mrs. Cash Van Fossen,
/. B. Van Fossen, Ray Rose, A. S.
Murray, Paul Fishback, George Pet
ers, Mcdowell, Frasier, Mike Moorse,
George Gress, F. Capeheart, II. r.
Deranleau, John Weidle, A. Nordling,
E. Johnson, Warden, j. D. Mccarthy
and John Dam.
Mr.. Brennon of Walla Walla, who
came over to move the Wetheren
household, Mr.. Wetherell and Fran
els, had dinner Sunday with Mrs.
Fanny Lewis.
The local girls and boys basketball
teams go to Hanford to play Friday
night.
Bert Buchanan, Mrs. j. G. Buch-
anan and Mr.. and Mrs. Kelso attend
ed meeting of the Pasco growers
association Monday afternoon in
Pasco.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met for
and all-day meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Wiesenbach on Wednesday.
The Cleaner Sunday school class
had party at the Henry Hartung
home Tuesday evening. About 30
were present.
The Young peoples choir practiced
at the home of Miss Madalene Wies-
enbach on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. McClendon vis-
tied in Yakima over the weekend.
There were % ladies attended the
Lutheran Aid at Mrs. Boettcher's on
Tuesday. The next meeting will be
February 13 at the home of Mrs. 81.
Wilkinson.
Rev. Filbert and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Pike were dinner
guests Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Nelson.
The Woman's club is sponsoring
the hot lunches in the school again
this year. They began serving We'd
nesday. Mrs. C. E.. Carlson is in
charge of the work. The proceeds
from the entertainment given by the
grade school pupils last night is to
go for this purpose.
There were five tables in play at
the Woman's club card party last
Friday night. High prizes went to
Mrs. Walter Shepard and Mr.. George
Krohling, low to Mrs. A. S. Murray
and Arthur Purschwitz. They are
hoping for a larger attendance at the
next party to be given on Monday
night, January 90.
Mrs. Paul Smith GLADYS Chellis)
of Tacoma and Miss Dorothy Fials
of Spokane are here keeping house
for Mr.. Chellis while Mrs. Chellis j:
away.
Joe Milliard, Henry Hartung ant
Tom Kaas spent last Friday in Yak
ina on business. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Chalcraft have
returned and expect to go back OF
their farm north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Schireman 81
are the grandparents of a new bah.
boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Sehireman Of Thorp, Washington q
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