The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-02-10
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~ Jerry Blair is a patieh' AZ
" y y. Brue spent the weekend
uns Teona Pasche has returned
S s.attle after making an extern
ton ,s.,t with relatives and friends
=, re .'' horticulture club viii Will meet meet
.,. :. February IA at the nome
sa Srs' 3. W. sherk. .,,. ;.
. vs. rs Q. R. Richter OF Ritzville Is Is
.'.t;ne this week at the nome OF
y, =. Catholic ladies will hold a
=. Ia food sale at McDonald's on
w. and Mrs. v. R. Wilder are
~ PARENTS Of q ten-pound son,
y i pasco hospital Wednesday
ns ~. barbara Hauschild, Wilson
rI MT and warde Meyer, all w. s.
a', .,,Sents, we're weekend visitors
). :. ne home Of their parents.
= pudv Richter, accompanied by
:, l'1 md Mrs. Loren Shoemaker OF
.. -. T we're Kennewick visitors
Wednesday evening.
~. ida Blissard, public health
Loot AZ the University OF Wash
s ,sston IS in Kennewick on her field
.,n.rience work this week.
=, and Mrs. Newton Mulkey
$40. TO Spokane Tuesday, taking
sh.,r daughter Sylvia Mae to q
.u.e.list for medical treatment.
=. Betty Brown arrived Tues
d.y q make an extended visit with
=, usrents while recuperating from
-. ~ .puendicitis operation. She is
. recent graduate nurse from the
virginia Mason hospital in Seattle.
ro,is Tweedt and son Robert left
ruesday for Seattle, where they will
,ttend I turkey meeting. They were
accompanied by Hrs. w. B. Paulson
and Ms. Del Bergen. who are visit
iue relatives there.
The regular meeting Of the Wo-
mans club will be held at the
Anov Grill Friday, Feb. II at 2:30.
Ms Lottie Lampson and Mrs. G..
FELTON, win have charge of the pro-
nam, consisting Of a paper and an
exhibit On Colonial Arts and Gus
toms.
M. and Mrs. G. n. Blackman and
m Junior drove to Walla Walla
Sunday. Mrs. v. w. Bird and
daughter Frances accompanied
them. While there Mr.. Blackman
attended q district meeting Of Safe
WY store employees.
The Business & Professional Wo-
mems club will have a potluck din
M 1t the home Of Miss Lucy Helm
Monday, Feb. IA, which will be fol-
oved BY a business meeting. Mem
b1s desiring transportation are
asked to get in touch with Virginia
Carpenter.
The Rebekah lodge met Tuesday
evening for its regular session at
which time the degree was confer
I'D On Betty Ann Dickinson. After
lcdge the losing side in a member
ship contest entertained the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs to q program
and chill supper.
Ms E. B. Anderson of Centralia
= making an extended visit at the
home Of her son, Cecil Anderson.
She stopped here enroute to her
nome after visiting in Missouri and
Illinois.
Inc Misses Virgil Hopkins and
Betty Howard accompanied Alice
Brakel to Pendleton Wednesday
1ening where they attended the
imperial Ballet Russo. This per-
lormance was put on by SO or more
@ncers Of different nationalities
and S5-piece orchestra.
The birthday potluck luncheon
.no election Of officers for the
,0urth division Of the M. E. aid will
neid Wednesday, February l6, at
.ne nome Of Mrs. w. j. Skinner.
MS Milton Libby and Mrs. Frank
esses '
~ and Mrs. L. D. McCalmant,
s.s viola Thurston and daughter,
s~a' drove to walla Walla SUNDAY
49, y. Thurston, who has been
Meeat IN the Blue Mountain
, ussum for several months. They
ma !. AnurSton as being on the
49,, u . recovery, but that it will be
~. months before he will be
'ce o return home.
=, az =. current Events department
MN Womans Club met Friday
a MIS-. J. J. Slater. After the
MAJ business session, Mrs. G.
ILL., ans read a paper en-
ond,.. onisi Moses" Resume was
| Nm u s, oy Mrs. Hugh Copeland.
nv , slatter and Mrs. D. F. Biegel
famous women. e' -
thu w LOT the spring reunion for
AenneWlck Scottish p;to Ar.