The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-01-12
|Highlanders TO
| Entertain Pomona
at High School

HIGHI.ANDS-Don't forget tina
the Highland grange will entertain
Pomona grange Saturday afternoon
January IA at 2 o'clock in the Ken,
lnewick high school.
/ Guy Morrison and daughter, Mis-.
Ellen were Yakima visitors Sunday
| The Highland Woman's Club hele
their regular meeting last Frida,
afternoon at the Highland club.
house. Roll call was responded tt
by "Why Don't They" A very in.
teresting debate was held. Resolved:
That 1t pays to be thrifty" the
negative side winning by absolute
~ convincing the people that II
docs not pay" In the membership
and visitors contest, Mrs. Frank
Davis side won, which results in
the losing side, led by Mrs. Joe
Watkins, furnishing a pot luck din
ner for the winners at the next reg
ular meeting in February. About
so ladies were present.
Sterling Boutelle, who is with
the u. s. Navy, and has left New
York along with the entire fleet of
160 ships, which will join ships from
the Pacific coast, is at present on
his way to Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Foraker en-
tertained last week for Mr.. and Mrs.
Cottingham Of Council and Miss
Irene Cottingham of Kennewick,
honoring Miss Irene, who has left
for Washington, D. c., where she
has accepted a position with the
civil service.
Mrs. E. Hinkle and daughter, Mrs.
Dick Linn, the former Norma Hin
kle, former Kennewick residents,
now living in Oregon, are guests at
he home of Mrs. Hadley.
Mrs. Ted Watkins and daughters.
Opal and Rose Mary, were Sunday
dinner guests at the r. w. Smalley
home.
Mrs. Lape's mother, Mrs. Hummel
has been confined to her home with
q severe cold the past week.
The Les Amies Pinachle club viii
meet next Friday evening, Janu-
airy 10th, at the home Of Mrs. Avery
Turman, at which time they will
entertain their husbands.
Mrs. Ed Crooks Is employed at |
the office Of Gascoigne and Fyfe In |
Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lape and family
we're visitors Sunday at the M. Sim
melhk home in Horse Heaven.
Ed Lape was q business visitor In
Umapine Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Liebel were
Thursday evening dinner guests at
he home Of their daughter, Mrs. n.
smith and family in Horse Heaven.
The Highland Girl Scout Troop
net Wednesday evening after school
It the home Of Miss Lorraine Poore.
Regular business meeting was held
With seven members being present. !.
refreshments were served at the
lose Of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Green and
on Billy accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. /,
irwin s. Black and Mr.. and Mrs.
Toward Whitbeck to Hanford on
Wednesday, evening, where Mr..
sreen acted as installing officer
nd Mr.. Black as Marshal at the
pen installation ceremony Of the
fasonic order. 1t
Grin Beinhart resumed his duties (
S mail carrier on route two We'd
esday morning, after being relieved e
ne past few days by his substitute,
'urt Gerard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diamond are the t
roud parents Of a daughter, born t
unday at the Pasco hospital. The t
Dung lady has been named Shirley t
mn. IS
Mrs. J. G. Hardy has been on the S
ck list, the past week. &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Marty Abkin Of
Iorse Heaven were Sunday after t
DON callers at the Ted Abkin
ONE. y
Mrs. E. p. Story is around again I
I -Ar being confined to her home Il
he past week with a severe attack g
flu. Lii
Mrs. Gladys Smith has returned b
her home again after spending v
'me time in the Pasco hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Brand motor In
to Benton City Friday, return Il
e with Mr.. Whan, who has been O
lite i'll. After spending the night e
the Brand home, he was taken to c,
le Pasco hospital, where he is re- Il
orted as doing as well as could W
; expected. d
Mrs. Ruby Watts was q Sunday :
.ternoon guest at the Guy Morri-
N home.
Mrs. Gladys Kelso Is hostess with
1870 dessert luncheon to the High :
nd Bridge Club. at her home to-
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