The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-09-24

Methodist church read the cere-
mony. Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus"
was played by Mrs. willard Camp
bell. In the bridal procession march,
ed also Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell.
married SO years, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Plen Hodges, married years. It is
rarely the pleasure Of any family
TO have SO many memorable events
occurring on the same date. ...
Chicken Dinner
At 100 pm. a chicken dinner was
served at the Valley Grange hall.
The tables were beautifully decor
ated with gold stripes on white lin,
en- tablecloths, and gold candle
holders, candles and nut cups. We'd
ding bells draped with white satin
ribbons hung over the brides and
grooms, and huge bouquets framed
the entire room. A three-tier brid-
al cake, topped by miniature bride
and groom, and brick ice cream
were provided by MIR. and Mrs. f.
Huber. The first piece from the
top layer Of cake was cut by the
bride of the day, Mrs. Hankel; the
second by the bride OF 8 years ago,
Mrs. Hodges; and the third by Mrs.
Campbell, the bride OF 80 years ago.
After the dinner, the party gath
cred in the reception room for the
following program number OF
which was prepared by each family:
Supply Program
Song. when You and Were
Young by Mr.. and Mrs. b. j.
Campbell; reading, Fifty Golden
| Years." Mrs. Frank Campbell: con-
gratulations from Mrs. william
Dadelmiller; song SILVER Threads
Among the Cold" by Plen Hodges
and Mancel Hodges; poem Your
Golden Wedding" composed and
read by willard Campbell; congrat-
ulations; from Albert Campbell
speech, "Recollections and Memoir
ies," Arthur Campbell; guitar and
piano duet, Aloha" and spanish
Creole Song" by Mrs. Bernard Han
KEEL and Mrs. Glenn Onstot; poem,
THE Ideal Home and History Of Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell" by Mrs. Claude
Parsons, who announced the pro-
gram.
Buffet Supper
In the evening buffet supper
was enjoyed by all at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Radelmiller. Sunday
morning all accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell TO services at the
M. z. church. Rev. Attenborough
extended congratulations and gave
them a potted primrose as token
from the church. A picnic lunch on
the lawn of the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. willard Campbell was served
at noon.
Relatives Listed
Those attending the celebration
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Campbell;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell, Eu-
nice and Kenneth: Mr.. and Mrs.
willard Campbell, Lois and Duane:
MIR. and Mrs. b. j. Campbell; Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Campbell, Mil
dred and Clarence: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Campbell, Carl, Leo and May;
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Mcclure, Rich
ard and Dave Oliver; Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Woodruff, Jim, Wilma and
Ida Mae; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Radelmiller, Edna and Marjorie
Minert; MIR. and Mrs. James Stone;
Rev. and Mrs. Attenborough, Miss
Attenborough, Miss Oliver and Mrs.
Shearer, all Of Kennewick. MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Huber; Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Onstot; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Campbell; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter.
Campbell, Betty Lou and Neil, all OF
Anatone. Miss Marie Campbell OF
Colville, MIR. and Mrs. Claude Par
sons, Melba, Elmer and Charles;
Mrs. Lester Parsons; Mr.. and Mrs.
Plen Hodges, John and Mancel, all
of Cloverland; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Campbell, Leslie. Louise. Edwin and
Esten of Bremerton; MIR. and Mrs.
Bernard Hanlel, Eugene and Duane,
great grandchildren: Mrs. Robert
Hankel, Glen and Prank: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Ladwig and Eddie OF VIII
bur.
Grange Gift
Another organization to recog-
nize the happy event was the
grange, In reception for Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell after the regular
meeting Friday evening. Their pre-
sentation to them was table lamp
and shade. The children, grand
children and families gave as gift
q lovely studio couch. and many
other beautiful gifts were given
from friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell were mar
ried in Allendale, Mo. in 1886. They
lived on homestead In Colorado
five years and returned to Missouri
for IL years. They moved to Ana
tone in 1905, residing there until
1918 when they moved to Kenne-
wick. their present home. They are
the parents OF eight children, six
of whom are living.
Third Golden Wedding
This is fhe third golden wedding