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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

The Rev. X. G. Simmons. pastor
or Brown Chapel AME chpfth.
preached from Inc theme 'Ny
Charge 10 Keep 10 an applecia ise
audience Sunday morning The
Rev. CARRIER Robertson, pastor %
second Baptist church. WAS pulpt
guest. lie WAS accompanied lY his
wife.
Al 3 p m the Jpuior Ni-~ionsr,
society held specn. program
which was surely cnioyed bv all
present, this being me Young pen-
PIES first effoii
Plans for fhe centennial role
Ibra'ion az Brown chapel sle neing
perfected Miss Thusel Bayis Wa
elected delegate 10 fho Dislr.e' con
feionce which converes IN AlDion
Nich- Nav 81 June aud md The
Sunday school delegates are INC
Misses Virginia Neal and lSanpr
Richardson
The Annual conference viii rl-
vene This year IN beroif a. thr
- fh Ut IT, nfI ANF 'l'i u. Nf
Annual Missionary convention
viii convene AZ s. Paul ANF.
church Detroit Pleasc more those
npoiiant meetings
SUNDAY was Missionary DAY a.
Second baptist The Rev n C.
Brown brought DE incoming mes
sage from Isaiah IS H. subject.
hrist INC BEACON lish r. MAS
40 inspiring sermon
The adde's ~ the MISSIONARY So
eiD'y spousofed a religions br'h-
aav rally AZ p ~ The ReN
Browu spoke az The evening Se,,
en- fhc subject "Chgls'ian MNe
stone ext Ester i.lf
Pastor Robertson and We pet'
! lhe afternoon tisftrg 's'ends ~
Eight Milo road
Thursday. April 2e vas TIC Az
lnual Achievement Day ra's goo +
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
CONANT GARDEN
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The Hornets AC club Of Conant
Garden defeated the Hiliie AC OF
North Detroit. last week, 5 10 2. In
sonbail practice game. The Hor-
nets lineup included Hall, short
stop: coleman. left field. Love.
6rsi base: Jenkins third base;
Yancey. second: Powell. right held {;
Knowles. center: Grant. right held {;
Gould, catcher: Daniels. pitcher.
The Trustee Helpers OF Vernon
Chapel are sponsoring program
Sunday night. Mrs. Nell Ransome
will be guest speaker.
The REV MT Jones. former
pastor " Pilgrim Baptist church
viii preach Sunday
The Rev. l. ). smelling. who
spoke for the Usher board last sun
day evening. gave an inspiring talk
on. 'The Power OF lmpeliing
Thought" The program was en-
loved hy all present. 81. John cME
and Ehenezer AME churches were
both represented by their boards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
News and Views of kalamazoo
-u.u|
By julius c. Baker

Mr GOWNS South lIaYcn. was
the woek-end guest Of MT. and Mrs.
Tod Conner MIR. GOWN IS a c0us-
In % Mr. Conner
AIRS MNrilc Singer entertained
Ial 'ho l'ridgciic rlnb las; Thurs
day ailpnoon TWO iablcs were in
plar. Refreshments were served
helar the members attended Tue
Mnfher and Daushifr bauluct az
Donslass Community ccnier
Miss Johnnie Mae Wafniaok rc-
burned 10 chicago following hrie'
visit With hcr sis'cr. Mrs. l'Rpy
Steele. Riverside Drive
ora Rns.ell his recovered from
a ferrui af'arh of elandular icter.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Manuel, chess
'ter 'raNni EDGAR SCOT and laNs-
G. lhlser were among Tho local
persons Who attended ne anrlal
kel.pgs pariy recrrfly ia tho kci-
logs plani. llatlle Creek
loy Pos'll Mrs James Baker
81 Irene BaLer Mrs Chiinnn and
lt.0 'akcr moiorcd 10 Souih
ltcni ni. 40 Nieil Mr.. and Mrs
GORGE Pov~ll parents - ROY
1e Girls Unit az DouSlass COM
lulay center held their regular
iucig AZ he home Of Mls yir.
sna Powell a barn dance wil b'
ased az douglass rommnnlts
teH'er Thursday. May II.
Tho High school club ~ Doug
Commute etnior VIII ~pon.
sar pcuny-a spoonful SUPPER Fri
df May i. ~ $500 pan The menu
Ni h as fnllpNs hak"i beans
nd-hcd potatoes mea' loafS ANT
-eaty ereamod peas and apple
pe
'lno Camping committee % Doug
ns Community crnier VIII sp0n-
zoe ~ "camn folias' for The ho'-
efi ~ tie "nlcr camp fund The
slsir viii be at Lincoln audi'o
rrm May Is AZ eight o'clock
what wac The confusion hciwccf
lC S. NJ r. A.. b " and f. N
lWn ier Y T. " ann ". W. and =
al ~ + enipy'i DE hike rde
WHAT took X II. and Z u So lpa:
ffe % r D' frtav mrhs Y
AZ ne eirls SAY io lay-oif SOl lali
a aatn Is u itpe '3a' /. $ j.
~ = latest? Wha' made T, II
9t the skating par'y2 Was .
~ y fauhg pid Is. W go ihins
iiN eM or start S1mrnin, whil
RI l' c." what il ihere hoiNcc'
81 " and T. lI' r. W, aren't 81
pfrriy ~ our VISITORS driving
cFehe Who're was l.. s. las' Sa'Hr
day Nighfe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

Faith"
Tho second annNefSFy o. the
Key r. ID Broyles. pastor ~ Trim
iiv Baptist church Will begin. May
H. 70 coniinue 90 the e2nd in,m-
.iNe. departments % the church
Will sponsor proerams each eve
ming in which prominent clergy
mon Of Detroit "a well as local
minister's Will partiDpa'e
Mrs Ncinice Freeman and
daughter Marie winfield W Flint.
spent Tho Weekend wi'h heir IA
lhcr and mother ON Elizabeth
The Rev Thomas Timberleck,
pastor OF New Bcihcl Baptist has
returned liome after spending ten
days in Flint assisting the Rev T.
J.. Balloa in revival
Manv of She members az New
Bethel showed their love for their
pastor by visiting him al tho close
~ The revival May 6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
WOODLAND PARK
nv Robert 4. Neal

Services at the First Rapiist
church were well attended sunday.
May :. AZ IL am. preaching VAS
~ the Rev NJ. Tourney. state mi
sionary. The speaker spoke from
The text 1st Cor HES. subject,
Self Examination" Following he
sermon the Lords supper ~as sd
mini-tered.
AZ pm. the missionary deliver
ed another interesting sermon
which all present seemed 10 enjoy.
The First Baptist church is AK
INK on new lie. snd The members
are spIrIiually alive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

Those who attended the birthday
stag, Saturday evening. in honor
OF W. +. G.. Danley. were Robert
simmons. The Rev. A. ID. Evans,
Charles Fowler. Floyd Akles. Syl-
yester Brown. Robert Grey. ST..
Elicious Glaze, John Trlbble. Cleve-
land Rodgers. the Rev. j. j. Nc
|Allster and Chester Adams Many
handsome gifts were presented the
honoree. who Is well past three
score years
Mrs. Louise williams, Mrs. Be
atrice Clark. and Mrs. w. NJ. Bin
ion. daughters OF the honoree, were
hostesses
Local Dance
Among the guests who attended
he Dunbar Post American legion
dance al Paradise hall last Satnr-
day night. We're: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Nails. Mailer nails. MIR. and Mrs.
w. T. McClain. Mrs Fred n.
Haynes. OF Triangle Post 1913. Ham
tramck. Mich.
club Meeting
Miss Alma Davis was hostess
last Wednesday evening to the Lily
OF the Valley Sewing club. She re-
called the members with refresh
ments. after the business session.
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Lee enter
tanned AT a luncheon sunday AFT
ernoon. Those present included
Mr. aud Mrs. Murray 99g King
street; Mrs Margaret Smith aud
granddauehter, Margaret Foster
1875 Goddard street. MIR. aud Mrs
Charles Newly. 1905 Orleans; Mr..
and Mrs Roosevelt Ruthland. SI23
Manhattan. All OF Detroit. and H.
A. McNeely and little son. aud
Mrs Willie VI. Binion. OF lnkster.
All present reported having haA a
pleasant time.
The jolly Strollers club will
sponsor dance AT Paradise hall.
May 20, at \ pm The public is in-
yiied 10 attend.
Womack Temple Church
The sunday school OF Womack
Temple is steadily growing.
communion services were held at
II am. Sunday. Mrs. I.svine. OF
Conant Gardens. preached at the
ryening hour. text. Ex 2s. sub
iect. THE Rearing OF Our Chill
dren'
The Friday morning breakfast at
| the home of Mrs. Taylor. was a
great success. Friday morning OF
this week. the breakfast will he at
the home OF Mrs. j I.aStan
Womack Temples BABY Day
viii he held on the fourth SUNDAY
in May. along with an Age Rally
On May 49, recital will he pre-
scented al this church. by Mrs. 70
lande Maddox. singer OF Detroit.
Other outstanding singers will also
he present.
Womack extends a warm well
come 10 all.
Il. r. Sargent Is church reporter.
Second Baptist church
Second Baptist church was
crowded all day sunday The sun
day school was very interesting.
The Rev s. n Reese gave the
black board demonstration.
Al the morning hour. the Rev. o.
r Jones. delivered a forceful dis
course. subject. The Providence OF
God" lie said in part God is the
Creator and man being Gods mas
, terpiece. is the master mechanic
OF The world II is he whom God
depends upon to take care OF the
world"
In HE afternoon, a great program
was rendered by the Pastors Aid
society. The Pastors Aid union.
~ Detroit. was present Music was
furnished by The frmer New Beth
Ell Ssnior choir. Mrs. W. +. Tim
hers. faithful worker. was re-
sponsihle for The success OF the
program.
The evening service was also
very interesting The Lords sup
per was administered.
Many guests were present AZ
Second Baptist sll day. An are well
come at this church at all times
Miss Christine r. Whitner Is
church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
AlDNEY TROUBL E
stop Getting Up Nights

,,l' "aii'lcssiy flush polsons and
va ''om Kidneys aud relieve irri-
- 49," " bladder so that you can
e.s, sel1lng up nights" get a IS
ls'a va package ~ Gold Medal Hasr-
r.e,. vi apsnles aud take as di-
ana AZ other symptoms Of kidney
.,,, ''sooer weaknesses may be
ss,. onrn'ng or smgrting pas
tsf,. oackache leg cramps
NM Get the original COLD
Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

-. coma Goodson was hostess
W, imperial Art and Literary
70 ID, ,..dnesday evening. at her
tlu' "n Harrison road. Af'er the
hcm' J. roniiae, The hostess served
s '.'IqIou. refreshments. .
nav scouts OF Troop No. ?
~, .'ey a,e doing fine, under the
Of l'As ~ Nlcssrs. Frank Grey
na'" trent Both men are
"d I" without compensation, as
Vols, .hui.defs for the youth.
ta''s %,oons arst appearance as a
J" nd bagle corps will be In the
tfau snr N me high school. Sat
' '.1,r nighi. Nay ~.
'''' testimonial Banquet
..o.s nom the testimonial
N" ~, in honor Of Louis ]. DEM
M'H poher simmons and the Rev.
" lones ste slill being heard.
u,o,,na,cy l,o persons were
Aps ,,d unf uasf banqnets serve
ose s..Ahs AZ home. Spring
w ,s ser in fourths 10 each
.,.ou Ths church was decorated
r..t nint ava white paper and bal
Vans ' N NAV, ,olers. The tables
ld us'h white linen and cut
-. reaA.i ne centers. the
,,,. hsiHs itcn by the Silent
r.rlsrs hatd 20 Fews Chapel,
Va vi.s fstedA shaver. superin-
, ~ q, ,i iri f, schools Pres
=. ;, me baaqiei Or. and Mrs.
c n san paiy Dr and Mrs. 3.
y. ul,en aui oihcrs. including
~,,s. Eslher wilson and Dona
w...msa p,ut pals OF the lnksler
,,s,ols me- srt A. d. Evans and
80, n, ,e, Nj The honorees
49,. aihsd 10 rrmals. also Floyd
Nm. Mrs iemhy was lovely In
An, ,are vls Ms Elouise Evans
ror. eaNr topen blue satin.
vim mink +, s,oeies Mrs. A. Lew
/. ,Saamsn II he banquet, was
lain Mae, ein with lace holero
,ra mink oafra'ionS as corsage and
Nod drsss MIS-. Rose Simmons
"a, sweet 20 gown OF pink lace
RE- Nine s. with matching ac-
,s.ories Mas christine Whiiner.
c,snis, y Ssand Baptist. chose
gown " ,,e blue AZ did The or
urist m SIN D chapel Mrs. Be
,,rcs carie AN MAS charming In
, rown of PINK isffeia. while Mrs.
In Marn wore black skirt
p'h raua, ..ped blouse. Mrs. w.
f-or Rors creation OF copen
Mo. weh plf4d accessories Mrs.
Wtrree y Moss ~as clad In blue
r-eps 40 sha. Mrs. Ruby Hen
drick VAS sianpfous In powder
hMe. While YRS homas King wore
yellow ron gown. Rose SIM
rors chose .Noll pink. Another
charming ai a. he banquet was
vrs o p lnges Space will not
permit ~ 20 mention about
Wvsn'v-fte .r ladies' present.
other t.mests
Nhl'e present included
Hor Judge aaa Mrs Freeman. OF
Ware Aaries Trusdell,
invr'hp rt.ler. Mrs. Mabel
Hs-ners iaee treasurer: MIR.
R'ssTrrgn axe chief OF po-
l'' Ahsd Nemp village presi-
tsr' Frs' Fclrath. former vii
liss prssasn INHERIT walker. su.
r"fl'or - aNrship. Mr.. Burnell
loTnshp and our own con
r'h's v n shepherd.
Program
~ CIV 1 salisbury was the
~ spes.e Ne spoke on Rob
- simmons a. ] Know Him" L.
Spraflev l on Louis Dembs
~ hn"n lllm J. :. Williams
faw pc iNa's Tor The Rev. O.
u Torres Annnrees responded
. ~ ? j Morris rccited
' pom l"l This Race of
N0e Inf ~ Smith chapel :
enoF f'Al'i selection. MIR.
"" 'Nl 'r' l.anier PLAYED al
~ p'a'a au IN the trombone
y. lpnf innes reclled one OF
l"''a ,sfas Too much credit
'a'''' '' a'p an who participated
w Ns it"stsln as VOL as the
"'n'''s no committee who
'''n' ''' 1net such a great sue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

ana 'he senior choir " 50 sfe-
phen ANE church, neifor v'
sing.
Thursday will feature 20 Sir
day ) tnn conventions NNN
lose rridsv night Th. Rev 2
Lawrence ~ Flint VII. a. scr no
clnsiug message 20 me ynsrS peu.
pie Friday r'sht Thomas 2 Wash
ingtoN. az Benton Ha'hor IL DE-
trict snperinfendenf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13


The Sunday morning service was
conducted az shiloh by The pastor
who also road Tho Scripture les
son. lie took fhr his subject. The
Devils Best Tools There Will he
baptizing on the third SUNDAY ia
this month Members OF the church
we're glad 10 see Miss White ont 20
service. after an illness OF several
months.
Metropolitan Baptist church
Me,ropolltan's sunday senool
was largely attended sunday.
Prior TO The preaching. de,otionals
ere conducted and two selrc IONS
sung by the choir and solo hy
Mrs. Noble The Roy.l B Ford. "
Detroit. preached. text. Ae's $,
subject, "A Meeting IN the il'-ert.'
The Rev Ar Ford also couGnrcd
The evening service Communion
was given. The Rev. Mr.. Fora a
Baptist missionary.
~. Paul tME
The Rev s. C. Davis. pasnr ~
81 Paul was speaker ovcr raltp
station Wills IN Port Huron lc-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

While IN WOODLAND f'efk. ahe
Rev Mr. Toomcy s'onftd<fH ltfhs
home ~ p X Jackson &h0 prbt ID
a pleasing host. -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
Vacate Jury

While in ProSser last Thursday
Judge Driscoll vacated the hurry thai
had been set for the 18th of Sep.
tember, due to the fact that the
only criminal case on the docket
was dismissed on petition of the
Prosecuting Attorney. On Satur-
day afternoon of last week, Judge
Driscoll drew 48 jurors to serve for
the jury term, which Is to start in
Pasco on October 9.
He also conducted the usual law
and motion day in Pasco on Nom
day, when the case of Jake Reiker
VS.. Henry Schwartbkopf was tried,
and held court in Ritzville on Wed
nesday and in Prosser Thursday.
After showing the Court suffi-
Gent cause, Charles M. Petit of
Pasadena, California, and Cleo
Greene of Stanfield, Oregon, were
granted an order for marriage IL
cense Monday afternoon, and were
married Immediately by the judge.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
Girls League Installs
New Officers Friday

The Girls League of the local
high school will hold an installa-
ton Of officers and initiation of the
new members Friday during the 9Th
period In the auditorium. The new
officers to be installed are Joyce
Mulkey, president; jeanette Petit
jean, vice president; Louise Yoshino
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Mae Benfield,
historian; and Agnes Quasi, SER
geant at arms.
Standing committees appointed
by the new presidentare: Program
Mildred Reese and Dorothy Mills;
service Winifred Hawn and Marjorie
LaMott; welfare Theo Lampson and
Opal Watkins; finance Lois Camp
bell and Ruth Simmelink; publicity,
Betty Higley; entertainment, Lo-
rene Rauscher and Marie I.iston.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
New Charge Assigned
Local Vicar by Bishop

On Tuesday OF this week a dele
cation Of Episcopal laymen, COM
posed OF Corstan Greene, Herman
Schmidt, L. E. Johnson, DR.. M. w.
Stevens drove to Spokane to attend
a laymen's dinner in the crypt of
the Cathedral of st. John the Evan
geist. The clergy and about $50
laymen from the churches, of the en-
tire Diocese of S pokane attended.
Bishop Edward M. Cross presided
and speakers were Bishop Daniels
OF Montana, Bishop Remington OF
Eastern Oregon and Dean MacAl-
lister of the cathedral. Plans were
formulated for the forward move
ment of the church in this diocese.
The Rev. DR.. Frederick A. Schilling,
vicar OF st. Pauls church, was at
the time attending the annual fall
conference of the clergy of the dis
trict. DR.. Schilling reports that his
duties have been enlarged by the
addition to his charge of st. Mat
thew's church in Prosser, which will |
require a regular Sunday evening
service appointment in that city. He
has also been asked by the bishop to
spend some time in mid-October as
;isting the churches in the Wenat-
'hee deanery in their fall every
member canvass.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
5. 4 T. W.Club Members
To Study Democracy

The Business and Professions
Woman's club held its first bust
ness meeting Of the year in the
Camp Fire girls hall Monday eve
ming. The members decided to hold
monthly meetings, one a study
group and the other a social. AZ
the study meeting the national mo-
gram theme, Democracy, will be
carried out. The club Is also maxi
Ing preparations to celebrate the
lederation:s National Business Wo-
mems week which viii be October
9 TO n. The theme tor this week
= One Hundred Years Of Women's
Progress" Ella Linn gave IN ia.
teresting report on sIegisIation .
Some Of the members are also plan
ming to attend the district confer
ence In Wenatchee on October "a.
The committee chairmen which
win have charge of the
are: education, Kathryn Brown:
legislation, Ella Linn; finance, Ell
sic Raymond; public affairs, Julia
Hemenway; international relations.
Helen Steiner: membership, Bee Nc
Donald; program, Lena Mains and
publicity, Margaret Hawkins
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
Governor to Speak
at Grange Fair at
Ricland Thurs.
Hill Also on Program
Baby Clinic and Farm
Products Features

vale oranges fourth annual fair
VIII be held on Thursday of next
week ct the clubhouse at Richland
A fine premium list has been ar
ranged, with cash prizes for live
stock and ribbons for other displays,
In the afternoon from two until
four will be held baby clinic, with
d.. Spaulding and staff in charge.
The clinic Is free and all mothers
In the district are urged to bring
their pre-school children in for ex-
animation.
Governor Martin will be featured
on the afternoon program at 3 o.
clock. Congressman Knute Hill win
also be speaker.
Admission to the fair is free and
everyine Is urged to attend and
bring exhibits. A night Waterman
Will be on duty so that all exhibits
will be safe that night.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
Installation Held For
Auxiliary Officers

An impressive installation was
held by the American Legion Auxil-
larry in their hall Wednesday, eve
ming for their new officers. Mrs.
Harvey Lewis. sixth district presi-
dent. OF Yakima was the installing
officer. The officers installed were
president (re-elected), Ruth Sim
mehnk;; secrstary-f treasurer, Mrs
Leila Hatch: chaplain Marion
Campbell; sergeant-at-arms, Car
RE McCamant.
GIFTS were presented by the To-
cal president to Helen Mason and
Margaret Van Patten for most per
feet attendance during the year.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
Committee Heads Are
Appointed for PIT. A.

The Parent-Teachers association
official board meeting was held a,
the schoolhouse Tuesday for the
purpose OF outlining plans for the
program Of the year. The program
this year win center around the
theme. "Todays Youth-Tomorrow,s
Citizen" The following committee
chairmen will have charge OF the
various work OF the, organization
throughout the year: Parent Teach
ers magazine, Mrs. Joe Stradline.
membership, Mrs. Chas. Powell:
room representative, Mrs. Reuben
Gest; program, Mrs. Vane Wilder:
hospitality, Mrs. Walter Hanson:
legislative. E. S. Black; study club.
Mis-. r. e. Reed, summer round-up
Mrs. M. lille.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
Adjust Acreages

Abundant production without
waste is the objective Of the AAA,.
"EVer-Normal Granary" plan 70,
wheat. Working in cooperation with
their elected committeeman, farm
eEs voluntarily adjust their wheat
acreage to provide for all available
markets without producing price,
depressing SURPRISES. Export SUBJ
Sides enable American farmers 20
maintain their fair share of the
world market without being forced
to accept ruinous prices. Wheat not
needed for immediate domestic con-
sumption or export is stored under
crop loans and as crop insurance re-
serves, thus protecting both the pro-
Queer and consumers from shortage
due to crop failure or other unpre-
dictable events.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
Golden Wedding
LIBERATION Is
Observed Sunday

The observance of another Cold.
en- wedding took place In Kennewick
last Sunday at the home of Mr. and
WIS. "A. I. Belair. The occasion was
honoring Mrs. Belair's parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. D. G. Hansen of Tacoma
on their 5Oth wedding anniversary.
MI. Belair baked three-tier we'd
oing cake decorated in gold and
silver In honor Of the occasion
inere were eighteen guests present
including all Of the Hansen child
rem. The out-of-town children pres
enc included Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Pnllltps Of Yakima, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Hansen and four children of
Prosser, Mr. and Mrs. H. p. Hansen
and daughter Of Yakima.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
Teachers to be Welcomed
At Reception Tonight

The Kennewick woman,s club ans
Pareus-Teachers association cav.
the annual reception for the teach.
ers in the high school auditorium
this evening.
The program. for the evening con-
sisted Of:
Song: God Bless America. /. bv
audience; welcome speeches by the
president Of the P.-TA., Mrs. ".
w. Bird and the woman,s club
president, Mrs. J. c. Pratt; the NAV
or and presidents Of the CONNER
cial, Kiwanis and Business g. Pro
fessional Womans clubs and Rev.
Charles Croft, representing the min
listers OF Kennewick. A musical
number composed OF q piano duet
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Neumarl. The school board was
presented and each teacher intro
duced after which the audience
'ang America, the Beautiful"
At the close Of the program the
,uests enjoyed a mixer Of games In
he gymnasium followed by re- |
reshments. go
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-14
Wana WaIIa Man
Killed as Truck
Leaves Highway

v. w. Schellenberger, 49, wa,
killed instantly when the truck b,
was driving went through a guarc
rail eleven miles west OF Kenne.
WICK on the Benton City-Kiona
highway Tuesday.
Mr.. Schellenberger was driver
and salesman for the Walla walla
Baking company and had only been
on the route for a few DAYS. He
covered the Pasco-Kennewick, Ben
ton City-Kiona territory.
Fred Kemp Of Prosser, who was
driving directly behind him wit
messed the accident. The machine
tipped up on the railing throwing
him clear, but into the path of the
truck which fell over on him. n
Is believed that he went to sleep
momentarily.
He Is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Elsie J. Schellenberger, and small
daughter. Miriam JEANNE; his ia
ther, Luther A. Schellenberger. and
his mother, Mrs. Corbett c. Chase.
all Of Walla Walla and a brother.
Curtis Of Kellogg, Idaho.
Funeral services win be held Fri
day at 2 O'Clock from the Oen-
tral church In Walla walla.