The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-01-27
. ord Mrs. Roger Records were

,rr and Mrs. Roger Records wer
-,.;,ors in Milton Sunday night.
Mrs A. Mechanism is confined t
- he'd because of illness this week
Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. Raymon
-aro weekend visitors with rela
lives in Spokane. ,
Mrs. Floyd Higley was called t
srokane Monday on account OF tn
ssrio,1s illness of her mother.
The w. M. F. S. will meet Tues
dov afternoon, February at o.
o,ock with Mrs Herman Campbell.
Miss Betty Howard was a week
and visitor in Portland, where slit
attended the wedding of a friend
Miss Phoebe Sherk of Olympia i.
,;sitine at the home of her grane
mother, Mrs. G. w. Sherk thi!
week.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Rennewick Valley grange will meet
tuesday, February 1 in the Valley
Grange hall.
Mrs Mabel Johnston, a resident
If Kennewick years ago. is visitor
At the A. C. Anon home in the Gar
den Tracts.
Leo Gorris spent Sunday in Day.
enport visiting friends and on bus
mess. He made a business trip to
Umatilla Monday.
Miss Aimee Hodges left for her
home in Tacoma today after being
4 house guest for the past week at
the Gus Henke home.
Miss Virginia Carpenter has been
appointed to take the place of Miss
yaleria Holcomb as publicity chair
man of the Business girls.
Leslie Anderson returned to his
home in Vancouver, Washington
yesterday after visiting for the past
three days at the G. A. Carpenter
home. ..
The Royal Neighbor club will hold
an apron and candy sale Saturday
January 20 in the Red g. White
store instead of the place formerly
announced.
Alma Circle met at the home of
Mrs. Glen FELTON, Monday afternoon
for dessert luncheon and business
meeting. Mrs. E. S. Black was the
assisting hostess.
Walter Cate was an all day Sum
day visitor with the Bert, Ed and
Frank Watts families while enroute
from South Dakota to his home in
Angwin, California.
The fourth division of the M. E.
aid will meet Wednesday, February
2 at the home of Mrs. T. B. Haus-
child with Mrs. M. Simmelink and
Mrs. Harry Shoemaker as assisting
hoSteSSeS.
Mrs. Anon Mueller and infant
daughter, Gail Christine, returned
from the Pasco hospital today. The
young lady was born Friday, Janu-
airy q, and weighed eight pounds,
twelve ounces.
The pinochle club was entertained |
at the r. E. Reed home Tuesday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.I
Anon as assistant hosts. The next
meeting Of the club will be at the
II. E. divers home.
A group Of friends helped Glen
Silliman celebrate his birthday Sat-
urday by going on a hike on the
other side of the river. They were
accompanied by the Misses Ora Mae
Lyons and Hazel Belle Poynter.
Mrs. G. H. Shanafelt returned
rom short stay in Seattle Sun
DAY evening to finish up some bus
mess affairs. She will leave again
soon for the coast where she will
Keep house for her son Eugene.
Don Duffy of Kennewick has been
elected recently to an office in Del
70 Epsilon, national social fraterni-
y at Washington State college. Duff
~ senior enrolled in mining, was
elected president of the group.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Matthews of
1randVlew, are the parents of an
eagnt and a half pound girl born
nus morning. Minnie Harrsch mo-
tored to Grandview to visit her
Mrs. Matthews, today.
Minnie Harrsch and son Harold {
motored to Grandview Sunday and ]
VISITED at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
onVer Matthews and also at the s
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smalley, '
sno recently moved to Grandview t
from Pasco. IL
mrs. z. F. Reese and daughters. S
nma' Hulda and Minnie, and Otto
..ese; MI. and Mrs. Albert zarndt
ruu daughter Joyce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nuoy Betcher and Herbert NAL
NOV NOV returned Monday from Hood
slVef' where they attended the we'd
Jug o. Miss Marian Krug to Karl
SeeSe Sunday -