The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-28

" S. Green was business VS.
nor in Yakima Saturday.
Mrs. Caroline Kitten was ous-
,ness visitor in Prosser Friday.
Lowell Higley and Oliver Tyler
- Grandview called on Arthur
Dutton Sunday.
Mrs. Hemingway was nostess "
.he Literary study club at the nome
Of Mrs. r. E. Hatch Tuesday eve
ming.
Kennewick Needle club will meet
nth Mrs. Nelson Williams in East
Kannewick on Friday, March l az
o'clock in the afternoon:
Miss Marjorie Mills, who IS at
tending college in Spokane, IS
spending the week with her moth
ar Mrs. Frank Mills and her pro-
ther, Francis.
Cora Thurston is recovering
from an injury received Friday,
cuhen she fell on a pile of rocks
and stumps and received cut
nose and lip.
Monford Fyfe has been confln-
ed to his home this week with III
ness. It may become serious, as
during his convalescence ne mas
taken to writing poetry.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Philiippla
and daughter, Cecile, of kahlotus,
gpent Saturday with DR.. and Mrs.
= B. Hauschild. Mrs. Phillippia
is a sister of DR.. Hauschild.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Worthy at the Pasco
hospital Tuesday morning. She
has been named Shirley Joan, and
weighed seven pounds at birth.
Mrs. Margaret Collins and Mrs.
Bernice Harris have bought the
Kennewick Laundry from Mr.. and
Mrs. f. S. Mcclure and have taken
over the management of it this
week.
Alma Circle met with Mrs. j..
A. Hatch on Riverside Drive Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Roy Stafford
received high score for bridge.
Mrs. Leo Gorris was taken in as
new member.
Mrs. NJ. n. Church, Mrs. Hem
ipgway and the Misses Ora Dam
ielson, Elsa Doerner and Florence
Ring drove to Walla Walla Satur-
DAY and attended the Portland
Symphony orchestra.
iTwenty-one members of the To-
cal Eastern Star and a group of
Nasons went over to Pasco Mon
day evening and attended the par
ty given by the Masons for the
Eastern Star members.
The Townsend club will meet on
Monday evening, March 4, in the
Congregational church. Interest
ing talks are scheduled, according
to the committee in charge and a
large crowd is invited. A. j. Nc
Lean Of the Highlands is presi-
dent; Mrs. Harley King, secretary
and Dale Smith, treasurer.
Mrs. Fl. Personette of the Per-
sonette Nursing Home, who has
been i'll and suffered a relapse Sat-
urday, is reported as improving
gradually, but will be confined to
her bed for some time and not able
to; care for the patients in the
home. They will be in the care of
Miss Alice Falk, nurse, assisted
BY the housekeeper.
Miss Verna Cook and Miss Mary
Alice Tomilson entertained at q
taffy pull party Wednesday. The
guests were the Misses Gertrude
Nicholaus, Glee Miller, Verdella
Mueller, June Visger, Betty
Schuhle, Alice Altrogge and Ella
Neuman. Games were played. The
same group plans to meet in two
weeks for another party.
The Kennewick Women's club
Will hold its regular business meet
ing Friday, March 8 in the Con-
gregational church. The program
includes a paper "The Presidents
Cabinet" by Mrs. Nelson VIII
hams and "The Life of John Hay"
by Mrs. /. Serier. Mrs. William
Strckler will play piano solo and
the Camp Fire girls will sing sew
eral numbers. The wives of the
ministers of Kennewick will be
special guests at the meeting.
Miss Martha Lowery Of Pullman.
clothing extension worker from the
washington State college, was in
kennewick the first of the week
conferring with Miss Opal Jenkins
On Tuesday they held an all-day
meeting with the women of the
Highland community at the club
house. Miss Lowery is doing club
work and taking the place of Miss
aolderbaum, who is in the state of
Michigan doing special work.
Mrs. b. S. Taylor left today for
Pullman where she will visit her
daughter and attend the operetta
gwen there Friday evening, when
mss Arleen will take the leading
part. - 2
Floyd Hutchins returned Monday
afternoon from lewiston, Idaho,
where ne had accompanied his
mother, Mrs. Mary Hutchins ON
sunday. Mrs. Hutchins will visit
with sister in Idaho and later 90
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