The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-28

I Miss Dorothy Ridley and Barba,
tombstone spent last, weekend ,
Inc q. E. Ridley home. Both youn
laoles are teachers in the PROSE-
: schools. ''
81 Mrs. N. A. Cooper of Milwaukee,
!OTegon accompanied Mrs. E. s. Nc
Donald home Thursday for a yisi
Mrs. Cooper plans to return to he
nome the last of the week
The Congregational aid will mae
Thursday at the home of Mrs. vii
mot Gravenslund with Mrs. Ken
neon Hudson, Mrs. Harley Neel an,
MRS. jim Johnston as assisting host
lesses. ','
Miss Alice Brakel, who has bee,
J., statloned in Hawaii for the pas
Two years, was a weekend visito,
IN kennewick. She was enroute Il
her new position with the public
health department in Spokane.
Mrs. R. L. Nelson entertained the
horticulture club at the Campbell
Auto park with a one O'Clock lunch
con. Mrs. Arthur Campbell and
MRS: H. E. Huntington were guests
of the club.
MRS. Eudora johnson left for an
extended transcontinental trip the
llrst OF the week. She is enroute to
washington D. c. to visit her son
and will visit with relatives in Ne
braska and other states also.
REGISTERED at the Washington
building at the Golden Gate Expo
sltion this last week were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Edwards, Mark Brown.
Pat ONeil and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Lyons. - :
Frank Maupln, secretary for tho
Columbia Irrigation district. trans
acted business at the court house in
.Frosser Monday afternoon. r =
reed accompanied him to the
county seat. - 'e
MIS-. Harry Ehrenberg of Richland
underwent a major operation at the
Iasco hospital Wednesday evening
one IS reported as recovering salts
lactorily. She will be remember.
co as the former Jean Michner.
Thirteen members of the local
2. o. F. lodge visiting the Kiona-
Benton lodge Tuesday evening A
number OF the Rebekahs visited the
hlona-Benton order Wednesday
zzaE .4szS 70.
II. A. Linn entertained his study |
;iub with a dinner party Monday |
at his home. G. A. Purdy |
vas in charge of the study for the
'vening and the program for the
ear discussed. .s-<ass-
Mrs. K c. Clifford entertained the
lennewick bridge club Wednesday
fternoon. Three tables were in play
nth Mrs. E. G. Tweet winning the
onors. The next meeting will be
eld with Mrs. Frank Green. |,
Several people were over from T.
asco Sunday inspecting the new K
OH course, which is now showing
p in splendid style. All the seed II
lg is done and the grass is making '
fine start. Play will not be per- II
lited until next spring. however.
Frank Larson, who has been III
18th an attack of flu the past week. S
able to resume his work today.
rank thinks his speedy recovery n
as due to the shower of gifts. mis- c
'llaneouS cards and flowers sent
his many friends. h
Henry Burfiend was pleasantly A
rprised when a group of twenty 4
ur Eeighbors gathered at his
me Tuesday evening to help him lii
lebrate his Both birthday. Cards a
I'd various games were played .
ring the evening and refreshS L
ants served. p
Olav Otheim sang a couple Of ;,
ngs in Norwegian for the enter s.
nment of the members of the XII h,
mis- club Tuesday. They were hi
eatly enjoyed by the clubmen. s,
1on Mueller, delegate to the con-
ation held at Victoria, gave an a,
eresting report of the sessions. fo
Jean Yedica has pledged Beta ri
eta ri fraternity at Whitman hr
lege recently. Miss Jesse Lou tn
Wis of Walla Walla, who IS also =
freshman at Whitman pledged =
TIA Gamma sorority. She is for \
r Kennewick resident and daugh-
of Mrs. Mary Davis of Walla
LA.
lrs. Frank Maupin entertained 4
Wednesday bridge club at her
ne this week Mrs. Ed Weber
lived high bridge honors, Mrs. !
n vibber, second: Mrs. Ray Nor {
:, low; and Mrs. Lawrence Scott, |
'eling prize. Guests for the aft
ION were. Mrs. George Cloud and
5 Elizabeth Frazier of San
nciSco.
rs. Charles Blackman assisted ~
Mrs. Carl Elliott entertained
| stork shower honoring Mrs.
ard Hinckley at the Blackman
e Friday evening. Games were
diversion of the evening with n
Ray Normile and Mrs. Alvin
1ey winning prizes. Dainty re- q
were served at the close d
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