The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-06-22

Mrs. Ace Purdy entertained with
la dinner for. her husband on his
birthday last week. After dinner
two tables ofRbridge were in play.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Hillie won
high score and Mr.. A. T. Belair
and Mrs H. Henniger low.
Judge Matt L. Driscoll conducted
the regular law and motion day at
Pasco on Monday, performing the
marriage ceremony for Edward
Warbus La Clair and Della Balm
ter, both Of Yakima, Monday after
noon. Tuesday evening he drove to
Ritzyille to dispose Of the routine
court matters on. Wednesday, and
spent Thursday morning in Prosser
holding court.
/ Victor Rogers and his sister, Hell
en-, accompanied by Margaret Haw-
kins drove to Prosser the last Of
the week and picked up Katherine
Ponti. From there they drove to
Candy, Ore, for Hazel Burdette.
The entire party then left for San
francisco to see the Fair. They
expect to go as far south as Mexico
before returning to Los Angeles
where Miss Ponti and Miss Bur
dette will attend summer school.
| Ann Mocar. Margaret Dietz and
Mary Ryzek of Pasco, returned from
from Aberdeen Monday where they
ATTENDED the Washington State
Nurses Association. ,,szsss +
| Mrs. M. M. Moulton, as dele
gate from the local p. E. o: chap
ter, left Monday to attend the con-
vention In Yakima. Mrs. T. G.
Brown, Past State president, also
attended the convention. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. 8. Hughes and
children Of the River Road, return
ed the first Of the week from q va
cation spent on the coast. Mrs. Ida
Hughes, MT. Hughes mother, Of Au-
burn, returned with them for Wis
1t here.
Dr.. s. L. Cox, specialist for the
Washington /. State Tuberculosis
Association, viii be in Prosser on
Wednesday, June 18th, and in Ken
Inewick on Thursday morning, June
18th. Contact your family doctor
or your county nurse.
H. 8. Hughes left the first Of
the week for Wenatchee where he
will attend the annual meeting OF
county commissioners. Problems
concerning county government will
be the subjects of discussion dur
ing the sessions which close with q
banquet Saturday evening.
| The visger and Larson families
spent Sunday near Roosevelt, hunt
ling Indian relics. Mrs. Larson
found couple of rock bowls which
she will add to her rather imposing
collection. Once she found q miss
ing piece of bowl fifteen months
latter getting the first part. Glued
together later, it fitted perfectly.
! Mrs. John Vibber and Mrs. Cecil
Anderson entertained at the vibber
home Sunday evening with a Sum
day night supper. Five tables OF
bridge were in play later and high
| honors were carried off by Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Beatty and low
by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schuster. Mr.
led Vibber won the. travelling prize
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Boldt and two
sons will leave Saturday morning
for a months vacation. Their first
stop will be Moiese, Mont. where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Wilmert former Horse Heaven resi-
dents. They will stop at Fargo
N. D., and visit Mr.. Boldt's broth
ter and then go on to Juneau. Wis
consin where Mr.. Boldt was born
and raised. They may go on into
Missouri where Mrs. Boldt spent
the first part Of her life.
II DR.. and Mrs. p. O. Stone and
Nancy left Tuesday morning for q
three weeks trip east. They intend
to make Milwaukee their final des-
tination where they win visit DR..
Stones brother. and sister. They
will stop on the road to visit
friends and localities that DR.. Stone
has not seen for q number Of years,
Miss Mary Womack will 60 with
them ON her way to home In Viz
ginia. & ~. =
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