The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-21
rb;ry-five friends and neigh
.,,rnr;sed Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.


aors surprised Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
Tippie at their home on the Hign,
iands Tuesday evening and helped
ths,n celebrate their 25th wedding
anniversary. Games were the dl-
rarsion of the evening with re-
freshments served by a committee
The Shewa group of Camp FIRE
iris win entertain with $3.50 DIM
ner at the home of Victoria White a
Thursday evening, February 90
Members of the group, their
Guardian and assistant guardian
Mrs. r. E. Reed and Mrs. 3; 8.
I will be the guests. The
hoatesses for the dinner are Irene
lean Lum, Victoria White, Fran
eos White, Frances Brindell and
Vivian Higley. 80,
John Liston and his sister, Miss
Helen. have come from Lewiston,
Idaho to be with their brother, Guy
Iiston, who is patient in the Pas
% hospital, suffering from injuries
be received last week while load
inc flour at the Kennewick Flour
Mills. In some manner a section OF
.acka became dislodged and toppled
over on Mr.. Liston, injuring ms
spine and hip. He is reported as
getting along as well as can be ex-
nected. Prompt action on the part
Of fellow employees saved ms
life. it is stated, and he is not ex-
pected to be permanently injured.
Mary Green entertained seven
girl friends Sunday at q dinner
party at her home on the High
lands. The honor guest was Dor
othy Moore who left Wednesday
for her new home at Umapine,
Oregon. Following the dinner
hike over the hills was enjoyed.
Dorothy was presented with a gift
by the group. Covers were laid
for eight at cleverly decorated
table, featuring Washington Birth
day motif.
The Pink and Green club held
the last of q series of card parties
at the home of Mrs. Fred Higley
Wednesday afternoon with six
tables in play. Bridge honors went
to Mrs. G. Fl. Shanafelt for the
series and Mrs. L. N. Miller held
high score, with Mrs. A. Maupin
winner of the rummy score. Mrs.
Mae Payne, Mrs. Fred Higley, Mrs.
E. A. Silliman and Mrs. A. Wag-
oner were the hostesses of the
Dr. II. J. Capell will speak over
station KUJ at Walla Walla Sum
day, February "a at one o'clock.
His talk is one of a series being
presented each Sunday afternoon.
The talks are arranged for by the
Women's Auxiliary of the Walla
Walla Valley Medical Society. In
teresting medical subjects are ar
ranged and discussed so they may
be understood by the laiety.
A good crowd attended the box
social at Valley grange last Fri
day evening and a neat sum was
realized, which will be used to APP
ply on the new basement, which is
all completed and a new range in
stalled. This gives a much need
ed kitchen and dining room. Dane
ing followed the box social with
the Marion Masters orchestra
furnishing the music.
Ed Montgomery has returned
from Spokane, where he has spent
the past two months. He went up
there to spend Christmas with
friends and his health became
worse so he spent more than six
weeks in the hospital. He states
ne is much better now, and is glad
to get back home. Mr.. Montgom-
cry has been in i'll health for sew
eral years and has spent much
time in the local hospitals.
Mrs. S. N. Miller entertained
with a surprise birthday party for
her daughter, Miss Catherine Mil
Ter, music instructor in the local
nigh school, Friday evening. Two
tables of bridge were in play with
nonors going to Miss Evalyn Yed-
ica and Lawrence Scott.