The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-06-01

Harold Stringer of Benton City
was a Kennewick visitor Monday.
Mrs. N. E. Kirkham of Yakima
arrived wednesday for an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Mrs. Horace Dimmick of Benton
City was Kennewick shopper Mon
day.
Lester Leibel returned home on
Tuesday after spending the week.
end in Pullman.
Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Holden and
their house guests were Sunday
dinner guests of friends in Wallu-
la.
Col. and Mrs. Arthur White of
Junction City, Oregon, are visiting
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. r.
B. Holden. .
The B. j. Campbell Max Mcclure
and Herman Campbell families mo-
tored to, Coulee Dam Sunday where
they saw Princess Martha and the
Prince Olay.
The Misses Ruth Mueller and Do
ris Bardwen were among the Ken
newick visitors spending Sunday at
Sunrise Park.
Mrs. Bardwen and daughter Do
ris are leaving this week to spend
the summer at the Finch Brownell
home in ProsSer. -
w. F. Altrogge and daughter
Alice and Bob Rupp spent Sunday
visiting with relatives of the Al
trogees In Davenport. r':-. - 3:
Mrs. AL Williams of Seattle spent
Memorial Day here visiting friends.
She was house guest at the Louis
Brown home on the Highlands.
Mrs. Glenn FELTON, entertained
with three tables Of bridge Friday
evening in honor of Mrs. Ralph
Birum. High score was held by Mrs.
Floyd Higley and second high by
Mrs. Irwin Black. ,. -...--
Mrs. Ralph Birum and son Larry
spent Friday with Mrs. Glenn Eel
ton. They left Saturday afternoon
for Spokane, where Mr.. Birum will
meet them and accompany them
home to Missoula, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Sherk of Olym-
pia, accompanied by Bill and Bar
ton Sherk Of Aberdeen left Tues
day afternoon for their homes aft
er spending the weekend visiting
at the home Of their mother, Mrs.
G. w. Sherk. --.
Miss Alma Lenz expects to leave
on her vacation Sunday morning to
be gone a month. During her trip
she expects to visit friends and rel
atives at Devil Lake, N. D., Milwau-
kee, Chicago, Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
E. o. Keene, former Kennewick
Highland resident, was in Kenne-
wick Monday visiting old friends
He was accompanied by Mr.. Loder-
house Of, Prosser, and they came by
way Of the wheat fields Of Horse
Heaven, where they inspected the
prospective crop. s
The American Legion and Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary will enter
tain the Pasco Auxiliary and Le-
gion with a card party at the 10
cal hall Wednesday, June z at &
! o'clock. Prizes in pinochle and
bridge will be given.
| Manley and Melvin Kjonaas, Ken
newick juniors at Northwest Naza-
rene College, were here Thursday
enrouts to Alaska, where they will
work for the Diamond Cement com
pany of Seattle. They are brothers
of Mrs. Charles w. Croft.
Miss Virgil Hopkins, English and
music instructor in the local high
school for the past three years, has
resigned her position here and is
planning to attend Columbia Uni
versity where she will take up the
study Of journalism next year.
The w. r. Gravenslund family
spent the holiday. period from Sum
day. until Tuesday evening on q mo-
ter trip to Portland and WOODBURY.,
where Mr.. Cravenslund's par,nts
fes.de. Thy also r.sited the ia
nous stone henge at Lyle on their
way down. ~. 49, +.
You never saw a fellow place a
want ad in any paper for trouble"
That is one thing for which you
don't have to advertise.