The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-02-02

Mrs. F. N. Morton returned to Sc
attic Tuesday where she win re
: main for q month looking afte
, business interests. She then plan
J to return to Kennewick, where sh
Will make her home with her daueh
, ter, Mrs. v. r. Wilder.
i Albert G. Martin, Commissioner O
Public Lads, last week accepted al
application to release Lot 3, NWK
sen and SkS EA of section sc
township 8 north, range 30 east il
Benton County, filed by Flors
Sprague, r. F. D. No. /, Kennewick
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Heberlein were
pleasantly surprised when q grour
or Odd Fellows and Rebekahs gave
them an old fashioned house warm
ing Tuesday evening in their new
home on Avenue A. There were
fifty present, who presented the
Heberledns with q gift.
Mrs. Charles Kuntz arrived Mon
day morning from Chicago and
John Maupin arrived Tuesday from
Santa Anna, California having been
called here by the serious Illness OF
their mother, Mrs. M. Maupin. They
are house guests at the home Of
their sister, Mrs. ]. e. Mulkey.
Mrs. Leslie ALBERT and brother.
Mark w ilhams Of Mount Hood.
Oregon were Tuesday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. H. r. Crockett and were
dinner guests at the H. Huppman
home. Mrs. Aubert will be remem-
bered as the former Alene Will
liams of this city.
The Sub Deb girls met at. the
home Of Mary Margaret Brown on
wednesday. A business meeting
was held at which time plans were
made for party in the near future.
A social evening followed. The as
sisting hostess for the evening was
Anna Marie Mueller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Spiegelberg
OF Portland were in Kennewick the
first OF the week, having been call
ed here to attend the funeral of his
father. Mrs. E. Eberhardt of Stony
Plain, Alberta, Canada also attend
ed the funeral of her father here
Monday. She is spending the week
visiting with her sister, Miss Marie
Spiegelberg and also renewing old
acquaintance.
The debate team composed of |
Wayne CARRIER and Philip Foraker.
accompanied by Lester Liebel and
Miss Katherine Ponti attended the
debate conference of the eastern
district in Pullman Sat-
lrday. Prosser won in the confer
snce and an interesting fact was
that the K. H. S. team won in their
debate with Prosser. The students
we're royalty entertained during the
lay and were guests at the Univers-
ty of Idaho-W.S.C. basketball game
n the evening.
Mrs. Herbert G. Gall was in Wal
a Walla Saturday to attend the
lrst meeting of the newly organ
zed Daughters of Pioneers. The
Valla Walla chapter is the second
argest in the state with a member
hip Of 225 members, the largest
harter membership in the state. A
roup of the Pasco chapter also at
ended to extend an invitation to
he Walla Walla chapter to assist
hem in the entertainment of the l.
tate convention which will meet in I
assoc on May ID, 19 and 20.
The Benton County tuberculosis
eague will hold an all-day meet
1g in the school house at Benton
lty Wednesday, February 9th, be-
inning at 10 am. Each one is to
ring paper sack lunch and cof-
'e will be furnished by the ladies
Benton City. Mrs. B. B. Buch-
nan, state executive secretary, will
the principal speaker. Annual
'ports will be made by the seal
lie chairman and the treasurer.
lection Of officers is scheduled.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. ludlow were
easantly surprised Saturday eve
ng when they were invited to the
sslie Smith home for dinner and
ere received by an old fashioned
larivari celebrating their 142ndl
edding anniversary. There wereI
friends and neighbors present at
e dinner with q large wedding
he as the center Of attraction. A H
easant evening was enjoyed BY all.
lt-of-toWn guests were their
lighter and sons-in-law, Mr.. and II
rs. n. G. johnson and two child-tI
a Of Riverview,S NJ. and Nrs.II
eve lawn and two children Of II
SEQ. uI
The Baptist church Is announeinslI
ecial meetings February 8 to II,
der the Leadership, NJ Nori~|ox, III !