The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-17
+IITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK .aasaaas


pouers and family OF UNA
Ray - quests at the home OF MS
brother, Years wears ago this week Mrs,
TINY Corway was installed as neao
s.d ss. oT local Eastern Star chapter !;
q the " evening she was guest o. !
Tuesoas y the chapter meeting ana
honor a. with a potted plant
VS. p. .emento Of the occasion. Reg,
. Oscillation services will De nelo
ular nS, next meeting OF the chap
~, !. in two weeks. ,.,,, If Rova,
Ine .srs Of America will be held
s..t THURSDAY March "a ,4,d IN 'n wa11 s
nea ,, hall with Pasco, Waiia Walia,
sonic l'' and Waitsburg taking part
psy .%e degree work. Other camps
" ~. cordially invited. The comPe. n.
a ~. ' York will consist OF the Past
-.le,s Charge. AL
oaaS, s.rx are urged to attend.
ne"1 : anderson of Filler, Idaho is
,tsiting at the home OF ms ofo'it
, = Anderson, this week.
a. -. =, Hardin Of Seattle IS visiting
At the home Of his COUSIN MIS- l'os
x,a~ordS .
e ~ and Mrs. Charles Tell lett
~. morning for their home Ns.. IN
c clS Bluffs. Iowa after vis, na
. co. days at the home OF MIS-
r = re brother, John L. Lewis.
1R Latham, who is in the Pasco
sa = with pneumonia, Is re-
norted improving. =,
usro,d crockett is in Seattle on
rnnrsday and Friday attending q
photography meeting.
= Anderson attended the an
,n q n meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce a last week in Yakima.
wn;,e there his father passed away
,ol1cvine an emergency operation
q. vas 70 years of age and was born
= Im1ivika Sweden, having come
- the United States when only q
,..r, Of age. He is survived by his
.5dov two daughters, Mrs. D. v.
Mrthland Of Yakima; Mrs. G. T.
rmhree Of Jebba, North Nigeria,
west Africa; two sons, F. G. OF
r,ler Idaho and A. A. Anderson OF
Kennevick; and eight grandchild-
ren.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Jensen, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Harbert and son,
Frank and Miss Hazel Barbert OF
Walla Walla and Lorraine Hughes
Of Pullman we're dinner guests at
The home Of Mrs. T. w. Payne Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Records and
family Of Umapine were Sunday
yidtors at the home Of his brother,
Roger Records.
All Masons and their families and
Al Eastern Stars and families and
friends are invited to attend the an
nual Masonic party which will be
ryen in the hall Friday, March Is.
A program will be given and re-
treatments served.
n. G. Clark and his physics class
Of fifteen members went to the
hume Of John Neuman Wednesday,
where Ed Neuman demonstrated the
sound effects Of his pipe organ. Ed
offered explanations regarding the
mechanism and also gave several
selections which were enjoyed by the
class.
The Library Guild will meet Mon
day, March 81 at the home Of Mrs.
Cora McKain with Mrs. H. Hughes
Of Hover as hostess.
Entire Nous met at the home Of
Ms G. B. Chelis with Mrs. A. NJ.
Chellis as hostess. High bridge
honors for the afternoon were re-
cedved by Mrs. Howard Whitbeck
and low BY Mrs. w. s. Walters, who
was also guest.
NJ. and Mrs. George Winken-
vefder arrived here this morning to
viat at the home of his brother, G.
3 Wmkenwerder. They have been
maklng . two months visit in Cal
aosnia and are enroute to their
nome ct WATERFOWL, Wisconsin.
MSS Ruth Goodnight and Latte
uoomieht drove to Pendleton Sum
@y where they visited with their
mother, Mrs. Luella Goodnight.