The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-08-17

Company before the receivership,
but for the past several years has
been connected with the Pacific
Power g. Light Company in Port
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Mrs. H. Morford and daughter,
Patsy, left Friday for Seattle where
Patsy has been attending school.
Mrs. Mortord is expected to return
this week.
On Sunday, Junior Chapel OF
Yakima, brought his mother. Mrs.
Frances Chapel and his brother.
Dean TO spend the day at the O. E:
Westhng home. On Monday, jun
ior, accompanied by Palmer Houser.
son of Mrs. Jewell Houser, left for
Seattle for a final physical check
up before joining the navy. The
young men Will leave for San Diego
shortly. Both of them have al
ready passed complete physical
examination but this final check
up is to determine whether or not
they had acquired contagious
disease in the interim. -.
The White Bluffs Grange is plan
ming a picnic to be given at Grange
Park Labor Day. Come and bring
vow lunch Interesting program in
the afternoon. ......... :
The White Bluffs chapter Of Flu
ture Farmers of: America are plan
ming q short playlet to- be given over
KIT ,Yakima's radio station on the
Richey and Gilbert program August
9th at 1915 pm. Several other
chapters OF the FLA. have been
heard recently over this station.
Club Girls Entertain
The. Dough Girls Brigade Of the
Al club held their regular meeting
ct the Hayward Jones home on
Wednesday Mrs Ben M0ede and
six girls from the Popover Division
were guests. Demonstrations were
given by Doris Morford ON the mix
ing and baking Of popovers and by
Shirley Barnes on fruit mullins. At
ter the meeting, Barbara Jones and
Carrie Jean Codding set the tea
table and served punch and cookies.
Miss Shirley Barnes is spending
t16 week at Mesa, as guest Of Miss
Louise Griffith.
The walls, woodwork, furniture
and floors of the grade school have
been refinished, preparatory to the
opening of school. The grade schiol
building is an old one, but has been
kept in splendid repair.
Horses Improve
No new cases of equine sleeping
sickness have been reported and the
horse belonging to S. G. Anderson
that was stricken last week is show
ing signs of Improvement since the
vaccine was administered.
Mrs. W. w. Barrett has been en-
joying q visit from her brother, J.
G. Courtney Of Anchorage, Alaska,
for the past week. He left Saturday
Tor Spokane to visit with another
sister, Mrs. M. A. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs Dean A. Taylor of
Sumner and Jack O'Larey of Yaki-
ma, spent the weekend at the E.. j.
OIArey home. to have a short vis-
It before the departure if Mrs. o.
Iarey for Montreal, Canada, where
she will meet her grandson, Mich
olsa staveley of Tonbridge, England,
who IS coming to spend the COM
ing year with his grandparents.
D. o. Walker and family will
leave soon for Salisbury, Missouri,
to join Mrs. Walker and the two
younger daughters, who have been
there for some months. They will
be gone for some time and may
make Missouri their permanent
home. s..,,
Garden Wedding
Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Krug have
announced the approaching mar
rage Of their daughter, Ruth to
Howard Fetz of Spokane The we'd
ding, which to be solemnized on
August 9th, will be in the Krug
garden. Rev. Krug win read the
service and the brides sisters, Es-
Their and Rose viii be bridesmaids.
Utah Men Investigate
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