The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-28
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK .asas

,c.s Arlene Cunning left for her
,.,,s IN spokane wednesday morn
noa tier spending this week as a
~ nouse guest of Mrs. H. J. capen.
- and Mrs. Ed Arnold of Mil
IN were Kenewick visitors Sunday ;1
longing w. Miss Mary Womack back
Oi l.u her after spending the week.
md visiting at their home.
,,r and Mrs. Lewis Carpenter
~ daughter, Carol Jean OF Walla
, =. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
r r.n spent Wednesday fish
ius at Kahlotus Lake. r.. s
nave Bartlett left Tuesday after
.d;no a few days visiting at the
srne of his sister, Mrs. H. w. Whit
.' He was enroute to his
s .s at Bonners Ferry, Idaho aft
:. . trip to the coast. .s.. ....a.
phil wilbur is in a Walla Walla
,osnital suffering from a cut artery
IN his hand. -
Ms B. s. Miller returned to her
home in Milwaukee, Oregon Mon
" and Mrs. Bert Hall of Wapa-
;. we're weekend visitors at the Joe
enrich home. They took their
~ Richard home with them after
lending a week visiting with his
grandparents. Mrs. Ross Willsey
and baby also accompanied them
hcre for visit after which she will
yidt in Yakima at the Orion Will
81 home.
- 4. G. Spaulding and Mr.. and
Ms Gene Spaulding returned Mon
day morning after spending the
Weekend at Olympia. While there
On. spaulding attended a medical
meeting and they also attended the
Wedding Of DR.. Charles w. May,
formerly Of Pasco.
Mrs. L. w. Soth Of Seattle spent
the weekend visiting friends here.
she was house guest Of Mrs. H. E.
huntington and Is q former Kenne-
wick resident. She returned to
Grandview With Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
ludlow, where she will make an ex-
tended visit before going on to her
home on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maupin en-
tertained with a dinner party FRI
day honoring Mrs. John Vibber's
birthday. The guests present in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. John Vibber,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crooks and Mrs.
b 8. Miller.
The southern district of the Yak
ina valley junior high school will
hold q track meet here Saturday.
Lowell Higley and Frank Mueller
accompanied Charles Peters from
Seattle Friday evening to spend the |
weekend visiting their parents here. J
John and Bernie Neuman, E. A.
Mcdowell and Art McReynolds |
journed to the Rattlesnake hills |
for an outing Sunday.
The Altar society will meet Sum
day at the home of Mrs. C. G. Rob-
ertson on the River Road.
The Hi-Y boys and their girl
friends enjoyed picnic in SAGA
javea park Monday evening with
5 being present. Story telling
around the camp fire followed the
eats.
MIS-. Amy Kelson of Longview and
formerly resident of Pasco spent
the weekend as house guest of Miss
Margaret Hawkins.
MIS-. Ed Weber spent last week
visiting relatives in Spokane.
MIS-. 7. W. Payne and Mrs. G.
hume were Walla Walla visitors
Monday.
Floyd Hutchins motored to Walla
Waila Monday, where he showed
0me OF his moving pictures at the
Slue Mountain Sanitarium.
~ \
Inc Hopitu group OF Camp
- rae girls met in Mrs. Parkers room
Ne@esday after school. The girls
ect 70 have the Grapes finish:
= = Oy the time of the next meeting.
Inc o. the girls have started max
A oons for their headbands.
nus. 4. H. Krug and sons Rich
!. ana Donald of Hood River left /.
-oaoay morning after spending the
~ ,eno visiting at the home of
40 Arus's brother, Joe Olbrich.