The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-11-18

1Q1EWICK (WAsH.) C0URIER-RI
had visitors from Pocatello. Idaho.
Highlands gave $1,000 to the Fu.
ture Farmers Of America to helI
send . delegate to Kansas City, 81
to the Inland Empire Waterway
Association, $500 to the Childrens
Home had Parents Night with Hon
Knute Hill as speaker have elected
officers, will entertain the old
timers soon and have accepted an
Invitation from Locust Grove to help
them celebrate Thanksgiving.
Locust Grove have had election OF
officers and have invited Kennewick
Highlands and Kennewick Valley
oranges to Thanksgiving party.
Vale reinstated three, obligated
two in the third and fourth degrees,
refined the seats of he hall, have
new tables In the dining room, re-
ceived $500 from Kennewick High
lands for prizes at their fair in 1888,
at the next social meeting win en-
terrain all veterans Of any war,
have held election and sent $500 to
the Children'S Home.
Hanford initiated one and rein
stated one, many members have
moved away so average attendance
is about seven, held Booster night
and will have their new hall ready
for the next Pomona meeting there.
White Bluffs has initiated four
and reinstated two, have good at
tendance, an addition to the hall will
be finished by next week, q park
around the hall Is a project for the
near future and the men are to en-
terrain the ladies with a chicken
dinner.
Horse Heaven has initiated one
and reinstated two, have had Boost
er Night, voted to help end Juvenile
Matron to the All Club convention
in Chicago, plan to take in several
Juveniles and find prospects good
for the winter.
Kiona-Benton has good attend
ance and report the II. E. Commit
tee busy.
Whitstran has good meetings and
many are inquiring about joining
their grange.
Buena Vista has Is applications
with several other prospects. will in
itiate in the first and second at the
five have reinstated, have
two degree teams, election, sent IS
to Children's Home and have made
plans to care for children that come
to grange with their parents
Rattlesnake elected officers for
1898 most of whom are the young
people of the grange, will dedicate
their new hall the 10th and expect
to have State Master King present. |
The officers conference for Ben |
ton and Franklin counties will be |
held December 18th. The meeting
place was left to Brother Swayze;
who will let us know later. All
1898 officers are urged to be pres
emit. The meeting is open to all
grangers.
$1,000 was sent to the Children'sI
Home.
The officers have formed q fifth
degree team and very efficiently In
ltiated two candidates. The work |
Of the fifth degree will be put on at
the annual meeting in December byl
the officers of 1897.
A rising vote Of thanks was given
Kiona- Benton for the splendid hos
pitality and bountiful dinner pro-
vided.
The annual meeting will be held
December II at Vale and will con-
vene promptly at 1:30 pm. As the
officers of the county are to be
installed at this meeting it is urg-
I'd that all the new officers for
1888 from every grange in the coun-
" be present to be installed. Bro.
Joe Slavin Of Yakima county will
De installing officer.
The following program was rem
Tered:
Community singing, America"
character sketch, Chas Borgan; solo,
Little Dutch MILL" Eleanor Uland;
Madam Blabo: tap dance by Helen
Accord and Arleen Short, accompan-
ed by Miss Smith; "She Learns
About Gardening From Him." Mr..
and Mrs Robt. Johanson; solo,
Sweetest Story Ever Told" Mrs.
Roop; talk on the power situation,
]. B. Whitehead; ''The First Baby"
Mr.. and Mrs. Triesch and Mrs.
Knowles.
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