The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-01-27
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK.

out the evening. Baby pictures {
the girls were displayed and muc
fun was created in trying to CUES
who was who. Later hot dogs an
coffee were served, the weiners an
marshmallows being toasted over
bonfire. Music by the girls an
tapping by Miss Betty Shaughness
brought the evening to close.
The Rug Club grange ladies he'll
meeting at the Highland club
house Tuesday afternoon.
The Highland Homemaker's Al
club met Tuesday afternoon at tn
home Of their leader, Mrs. R. w
| Woods. The girls are now workin,
on pillow cases. The next meet
ing will be next Tuesday, Februar,
1st. --.s.s
F. w. Hampton returned las
Thursday from Portland, where HI
spent couple days. His son, Franz
junior, returned with him and viii
make his home here this summer.
The Highland Woman's club will
meet at the Highland clubhouse or
rFriday, February 4th. All High
land ladies are cordially invited
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntley, the new
game warden, has moved to the
Carl Williams ranch on the S. High
lands, recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Bennett. The BENEFITS
have moved to Seattle to make their
home. ....r.
The Roy Smith family of Walla
Walla have moved to the old still
lings" place recently vacated by the
Hunnell family.
The Bud Shields family are
having a new home built ON their
ranch. They will occupy it as soon
as it is completed.
Jerry Curtis entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening the follow
ing guests, Kermit Leibel, Carl
Mayer and Milton Seeman.
Craig Williams of North Dakota
is guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Decker.
Mrs. Walter Curtis was a guest
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson in Toppenish. Mr.. Cur
tbs, who is employed there. brought
her back Saturday and remained
here over the weekend with his
family.
Miss Dorothy Glasow has COM
pleted her course of Beauty Gull
ture at Walla Walla and is now
home with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Glasow.
Mrs. Frank White attended the
Highland Bridge club at the home
of Mrs. Wallace Preston Thursday
afternoon.
The Les Amies Pinochle club is
busy planning their annual dinner,
which they are giving their hus-
bands at the Highland clubhouse
next Friday evening, February 4th.
Mrs. w. Peterson of Kennewick
spent Thursday at the A. A. Durkee
home.
The young Democratic club is
sponsoring the Presidents Birth
day Ball at the clubhouse 6atur-
day evening. The proceeds will be
turned over to the fund which will
assist the Infantile Paralysis work
at Warm Springs, Georgia.
Mrs. w. s. Green entertained
with three tables of radio" pin
ochle at her home Friday evening,
nonoring her husbands birthday
The guests gave him a
cigarette" shower, all cigarettes be-
ng done up in individual packages,
;ome in dainty white packages, tied
Up with pink ribbon, all of which
'reated much fun and amusement.
high score for the evening was won
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reed, low
core by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anon
md travelling prize for holding 800
'inochle by Mrs. Wilmot Gravens-
md.
Miss Jane Nagley, Bergman Giles,
sobert and Henry Wheelhouse. Ell
on Durkee and Miss Mary Green
we're among Highland seniors who
ttended the party in the school +
afateria, given by the senior owls"
0 the Senoritas Monday evening.
his was a penalty to the owls for
osing to the Senoritas in a ticket
ale not long ago.