The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-02-02
South Highlands
Ladies Organize
Needle Club Wed,

nesday afternoon at the home O
Mrs. Pulliam, when it was decid.
ed that they form a club to be
called the Helping Hand Needle
Club" Mrs. w. Johnson of Pascc
was a guest Of the afternoon. This
club will meet every two weeks, at
which time they will sew for the
hostess. All ladies living on the
South Highlands are cordially in
vited to bring their needle and
thimble and come. The next meet
ing will be on Wednesday, February
8 at the home Of Mrs. s. R. Wood
ruff.
Mrs. Harry Higley and infant
daughter have returned to their
home from the Pasco hospital,
where she Is being cared for by her
sister, Mrs. Jewell Slaybaugh of
Yellepit. The Slaybaugh and Hig-
ley children are staying at the home
OF their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Meyer.
The Highland Woman,s Club will
meet Friday, February at which
time a 1890 potluck dinner will be
served by the losing side in the re-
cent membership contest, to the
winners. Losing members, not
otherwise notified, please bring
either a meat, vegetable or salad
dish ian extra large one) as only
half Of the club will be furnishing.
In case you do not know which side
you are on, you may find out by
calling Mrs. Ted Watkins. The
dessert hostesses are Mrs. Woods,
Mrs. Dehnoff, Mrs. VIM. bennett !
and Mrs. Preston. Roll call will be |
What's Right with America" Each
lady is asked to bring a dish towel
with the letters, H. w.
9. for the dish towel shower.
The Highland Improvement Club
sponsored a hard time dance at
he Highland Club House Wednes-
lay evening. Music was furnish
I'd by the Richland Orchestra. Re-
'reshments were served by some of
he Highland HomemakerS All
Tub.
Mrs. Eberhardt, former Highland
esident, who was here over the
Weekend due to the funeral Of her
ather, Mr.. Spiegelburg, called on
Id acquaintance of the Highlands !
donday. il
Dean Nagley left Sunday for Spo-
ane to enter business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardner Of
'nowflake, Arizona, were visitors at
he Guy Morrison home Thursday \
nd Friday. They are old friends s
nd not met for the past ten years.
The Highland Bridge club met
ast Thursday at the Ted Watkins {
ome. with Mrs. Bruce Lampson as
oStess. High honors were held
y Mrs. Pete Erickson, second high t
y Mrs. Joe Watkins and travelling q
rize went to Mrs. Gladys Kelso. L
he next meeting will be on Thurs
ay, Feb. 9th, at the home Of Mrs. S
ertha Simsen. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Watkins enter d
aimed Saturday evening with q d
affle supper at their home on the /!
highlands. Three tables Of bridge q
ere In play with Mr.. and Mrs. r
De Watkins winning high score,
If. and Mrs. Wallace Preston Sec
nd high, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
the consolation prize and
Frs. Ellsworth Campbell the trav-
ing prize.
Oscar Hansen, Of Benton City,
as Sunday guest at the home
I Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Brand.
Mendal Gragg, George Yoshino
nd Billy Green attended a birth
~ party Monday evening at the
Office home in East Kennewick,
hich was given in honor of Keith,s
rthday anniversary.
Mr.. Whan, who has been q pa
ent In the Pasco hospital the
lst month, has improved so as to
taken to his home in Benton
lty Tuesday. His son, Kenneth,
no came from California, has been
aging at the Brand home, will
re for him.