The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-03

and chain was lost at the Highland
clubhouse last Saturday night. The
return of the watch or any informa-
ton concerning the finding Of the
watch will be much appreciated by
the owner, as it is regarded as q
keepsake. Leave at clubhouse ticket
window or at the Courier office for
reward.
Miss Jane. Nagley and Miss Mary
Green attended the Seniorita party
at the home of Miss Betty Shaugh-
messy in Kennewick last Thursday
evening.
]. r. Stumps of Richland and F.
w. Hampton of the Highlands
visited the first of the week in Yak
ina and Naches.
Mrs. Ed. Tweet is hostess to the
st. Paul's Episcopal Guild at her
home on the Highlands today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Perry and
daughter, Frances, were weekend
visitors in Wenatchee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed TWeet motored
to Pullman last Saturday, where
they spent the weekend with their
sons, John and David, who are at
tending w. S. G. rss:~
Wallace Junior Preston, Ira
Lampson and Lee Durkee attended
| a birthday dinner party honoring
Bobby Mason at the Frank Mason
home in Kennewick Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Watkins motor
ed to Caldwell, Idaho Monday to
get Mr.. Watkins father and sis
ter, Mrs. Vera Campbell Of Curtiss
Nebraska. They returned home on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. S. Green and son Billy
are confined to their home this
week suffering with the "flu."
A "stork shower" was given at
the home of Mrs. Ruby Watts Fri
day afternoon, honoring Mrs. A. b.
Bishop. About Is guests were pres
ent and Mrs. Bishop was recipient
of many gifts.
The Ted Peterson place on the
South Highlands was not purchased
by w. j. Preston as last weeks pa
per stated, but was sold to Harley
Peter. It was the Watts place that
was purchased by w. ]. Preston.
Mendel Gragg returned to school
again Monday. after a weeks illness
at his home.
A "stork shower" was given last
Thursday afternoon at the Pulliam
home, honoring Mrs. Leroy Shoe
maker of Pasco.
The Busy Shippers All club met
Tuesday, March LIST at the home Of
Miss Yvonne Davis. Demonstra-
lions on "Bias Tape" by Miss Mar.
garet Abkin and Correct Use Of a
Sewing Machine" by Miss Yvonne
Davis, were given.
Highland grange met Thursday
with all officers present Mrs. Haste,
Lucy Helm, Mr.. and Mrs. Powers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson were
given the first degree. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Watkins were favorably voted
on as new grange members. Rules
for grange rug making contest were
given by Mrs. Wood, the home eco
Monies chairman. A report was
made on the agricultural school
held in Prosser. A program follow
ed consisting of q skit by Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Reymore and son George
and debate by Kermit Liebel, Carl
Meyer, Milton Seeman and Tom
Knight on the subject, Resolved
That Sweethearts in the Front
Seat Are More Dangerous Than q
Back Seat Driver" Mrs. D. Tay-
lor reviewed one Of Knute Hills
speeches.
All boys between the ages Of II
and Is are asked to bring their
mothers and come to the Highland
clubhouse. Monday evening at 1880
for the purpose of organizing a mo-
Tiers auxiliary for scouts. Scout
executive o. E.. Hoover Of Walla
Walla will be present and also the
scouts and mothers from troop 26.
Mrs. Esmeralda LIE Nome Of Sc
attic passed away Monday. She was
70 years of age and the mother Of
Mrs. Elton Samsell. She was q for
mer Highland resident. having NOV
ed away from here twelve years ago.