The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-01-26
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEFK

I'd Bob Schuster underwent a Sc,
lous operation in Pasco hospital tn
y week, but is showing excellent In
dlcations Of a speedy recovery, 1t
IS reported.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
W joint installation with Pasco at til
: Pasco Masonic hall Friday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. The Kennewic
= camp will put on the degree work.
T.. Otto Luelloff of Richland, VIII,
broke leg last week while pruning
thinks that he will be able to &c
about shortly without his crutches
He says his leg is healing rapidly
Word has been received of thu
death Of Mrs. Charles E. Lum ST.
mother OF Charles E. Lum il. of East
: Kennewick. Funeral services will be
held in Yakima Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The annual Scottish Rite dance
at the Highlands clubhouse Wednes-
DAY evening was fairly well attend.
ed, many members OF the Rainbow
Girls and DeMolay Boys were also
| in attendance.
i Miss Evelyn Hoem, Miss Margaret
D1etz, Robert Tweedt, Carl Erick-
son and Olav Otheim went to the
ski tournament In the Blue Noun
tains Sunday, where they experienc.
ed perfect skiing conditions.
The Royal Neighbors club met this
evening at the home of Mrs. Joe
Olbrich. Mrs. Olbrich and Mrs. Max
Mcclure were hostesses for the eve
ming with Miss Mary Cox and Mrs.
Robert Farquhar having charge of
the entertainment.
Members Of the Tuesday Bridge
Club entertained their husbands
with q potluck dinner at the C. II.
Yedica home Monday evening. Three
tables Of bridge followed the dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Vibber and
MI. and Mrs. Wilmot Gravenslund |
receiving the honors.
PEG. Chapter met at the home
OF Mrs. w. s. Washburn Tuesday
evening, Mrs. Frank Green was in
charge Of the program, the subject
OF which was the honoring of the
founding Of the organization in
1869. The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. E. s. Black.
The lower Yakima valley school
masters association including school
men OF Benton, Franklin and Walla
Walla counties met here Tuesday
evening for a banquet. A discussion
on school legislation and reports
were made on various happenings
concerning the school throughout
The state.
The Senoritas enjoyed q social
gathering In the school cafeteria :
Tuesday evening. Roller skating.
tancing and Chinese checkers COM
'osed the entertainment. Lois Giard :
Sface Miller and Jean Lum were :
lostesses for the evening. Miss
EVELYN Hoem acted as sponsor In ;,
lace OF Miss Ponti, who was i'll. -
The Tostmasters club held its reg :,
lar study club meeting at the home =
Frank Maupin Thursday evening. 2,
II twelve members were present.
'ob Brown, Corstan Greene. EdIp
7ebber and John Neuman were the =,
oeakers during the evening. Law y,
snce Scott, president Of the club. fs
ltroduced new member, Ed Neu-
AN. This club was organized last 4
ear.
The Faculty bridge club met at
le home Of Mrs. e. s. Black Thurs-
~ evening. The tables were clev-
~ decorated with miniature sad
es and lariats and he hostesses|
pre- ten-gallon hats. Four tables
ere In play with bridge honors for
e evening going to Mrs. Black and
1erese Thole. The Miss EvelynI|
'em and Kathryn Brown were
Stesees. I
The American Legion Auxiliary Il
onsortng O. cedar chest drive toll
IKE money to carry on the years'I
hvittes, The chest will be on dis
" this weekend ct one Of the To-.
stores. At the drawing, besides
cedar chest as first prize, q Sec
q and third viii be given. Mem.
3 are to be reminded to bring
icles by Saturday and leave 1t =
Cour1er-Reporter office. The q
Hilary met at the home Of Mrs. e.
a. Drenntn in Pasco Wednesday, !,
made Valentine favors for the h
Grams hospital 1t Walla Walla. -
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