The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-06-15
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Shumway and
son, Dale, from Bridgeport, Ore
gon visited at the McKain home
the first Of the week. ~
The Library Guild will have their
annual picnic at the home of Mrs.
McKain next Monday. Everyone is
asked to be sure to bring their
dishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Mann, long
time residents in the gas wells adj
dition at Benton City, were down
from the hills taking in the sights
at Kennewick the first Of the week.
Mrs. Glenn FELTON, entertained
the Escolentes Club last Thursday.
Eight members and one guest were
present. Mrs. Alvin Vinson read
from the book '"Tish Marches On"
by Mary Roberts Rheinhart
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn FELTON,, Ward
and Roger, and Mrs. w. L. Fell
ton will leave the last Of the week
for Seattle. Mr.. FELTON, will 60 to
Tacoma the first Of the week to at
tend Masonic Grand Lodge.
Game Protector Dennis Huntley
announces that Kahlotus lake will
be closed to fishing after next Sum
day until the first Sunday in Sep
TENDER, when it will again be clos
ed until the last day of October.
Mrs. Pauline Mcconnell of Ever
EFT, daughter of Mrs. Emma Higley,
was in Kennewick over the week.
end. She was accompanied by a
friend, William Larson, also Of
Everett. They returned to Everett
Sunday. 49,. ~, ..s.s...., -.
Mrs. Paul Spreen and Mrs. Lar
~ Oliver and Marylin drove to Sc
attic last weekend. Elgin Spreen,
who has been attending the univers-
ity, returned with them Sunday
evening. %
East Kennewick Women's Club
will hold special meeting at the
nome of Mrs. Emil Aibrecht Tues
day, June 10th. Plans win be made
at this meeting for the annual club
picnic. - 'e..'-. =
Honoring Mrs. frank Mason on
Iher birthday last Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Stradling and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Russell were hosts to q
pinochle party at the stradiina
home. :, :
Miss Margaret Dietz, county
nurse, went to Prosser yesterday to
help with an in,munization clinic
More than q hundred people were
linocculated for diphtheria, small
pox and scarlet fever. :. Miss Mar
garet Reed was also assisting. =
| Mrs. Oran Hutton and Gladys
Hutton, mother and sister OF Mrs
lOtar Brue, visited here last week
Mrs. Brue and Mrs, Walter Hue &C
companied them to their home In
Baker, Oregon. returning last Fri
lday.
| All single or married girls Of
lKennewick wishing to form soft
ball team to play competing gamea
/ with Pasco this summer, are re.
|quested to meet Miss Ella Mae Lie.
bel next Monday evening at 7:3(
at the east end of the park.
N The fourth division of the N. E
aid will meet with one O'Clock
luncheon at. Sacajawea park Wed.
nesday, June 81. The members arr
asked to meet at Mrs. w. j. Skin.
ner's home at 1890. There will bt
transportation from there for al
who wish to- go.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Earle MCDANIEL
Miss Alice MCDANIEL and Miss Fer
Blake of Olympia visited at thu
Ross Meskimen home Sunday ane
Monday. Miss Frances Meskimer
and Earle MCDANIEL jr. went bach
with them. where Miss Meskimer
will spend this week visiting.
Burke Hauschild, of the Twin CITY
Live Stock Company, escaped in
/ Jury when truck ne was orlvm(
rolled over about two miles below
Holdman, Oregon. The accident oc.
Cured early Saturday morninl
when Burke fell asleep over thu
wheel. The truck was slightly dam
aged, but two young steers wer'
killed.
The Baptist pastor is announcing
that Rev. Russell Clark OF Okla
homa and the Cherokee hills vii
tell of the work he is doing in con
nection 10th the Ozark Mountain
Gospel Fellowship on Friday eve
ming at eight o'clock in the church
mo offering will be taken. Everybod,
|lwelcome. This is interdenomina
tional work in which all may fin'