The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-10-20

18th, at the club rooms. Member.
are urged to be present as there j.
.. much of Importance to discuss.
Otto Kolar and Bobby Kolar, for.
mer residents Of Hanford, now lv-
ing in Seattle visited at the home
Of Wilfred McConnachie over the
weekend.
Bob Griffiths spent last week Wis
ting friends in Hanford. He stayed
at the Frank Meek home.
Mrs. Norman Anglin drove two
Of the Hanford Rainbow Girls, VIII
ma Cox and Sue Anglin to Kenne-
wick Monday evening to attend the
regular meeting Of the order.
Word was received here that
Mrs. M. r. Slavens, q. former resi-
dent Of Hanford, now residing at
Cheney, Washington, underwent an
operation Saturday at the Deacon
ess hospital In Spokane. She is re-
ported as getting along fine.
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Work began Thursday, October
10 by the WfA on the grounds of
the, local school. A sum Of 1888
was allotted "a. this district for q
school improvement project which
includes the reseeding Of lawns.
The first OF q series Of five pro-
grams given for the benefit Of the
school which was given Friday eve
ming to be very entertaining to
those who. witnessed the event. Mr..
Foxwell Is one OF the foremost ma
gicians Of the world and his baf-
fling tricks brought forth many
obs and abs from the audience.
The next program by Arthur sau-
tell, Is scheduled Tor January 4, 1889.
Earle Grove Of Sunnyside, Stand
ard Oil executive, was In Hanford
Monday on business.
The Hanford P.TA. met Wednes-
day evening at the high school. A
program was given and q special
outside speaker was the chief at
traction Of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kessling, Ada Smith
and Mrs. G. 8. Hover were Kenne-
wick visitors Monday.
The Christian Endeavor announc-
ed the date Of their Plantation Sup
per to be given at the GIanford
Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening. October IS at $50 pm. A
program will be given during the
supper and charge viii be made.
The Library, Committee Of the
Woman's Club, viii give Q dance ct
the Community Hall Halloween
Eve, October %. Good music and Q
good time IS promised. Popular
prices win prevail. This Is the
first in q series Of two dances. and
should be well patronised. as al the
proceeds are spent by the library
committee for the purchase OF new
books and magazines for the White
Bluffs Library. BY attending the
dance you help the committee to
purchase books Tor your enjoyment.
Harley Chapman, County Auditor,
was in town Tuesday on business
connected with the Forthcoming r.
risation District Bond Election. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marsh drove
over Tuesday from Yakima to spend
the evening with Mr.. and Mrs. jess
Brown.
: Mrs. Clara F. Barrett Is spending
2 fortnight In Portland. having
dental work done.
Fred Gilhuly, F. A. English, e. J.
O'Larey. w. j. jenkins, K. A. House
and Alex Parke Of White Bluffs and
Norman Anglin and Ralph w. Mas
Of Hanford went to Kennewick on
Wednesday evening to attend the
Masonic Banquet given In honor Of
State Grand Master, w. Gale Mat
thews of Ephrata. After the ban
quet, the contigent drove to Benton
City to attend q meeting Of the
Masonic lodge there.
The order of Eastern Star wishes
to announce that owing to the
dance given on the evening of Oct.
29th by the White Bluffs Women's
Club, the series of card parties will
not begin until November 9Th and
will continue for the following two
Saturdays, the 18th and 10Th.
Harry Hughes. candidate for Co.
Commissioner, was in town yester-
day, meeting old friends and per-
haps doing a bit of electioneering.
Don't Forget-the high school
play, thrills and chills. The Haunt
ed Chair" November 4th. high
school auditorium.
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