The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-04-13
M. M. Moulton to Speak
at Educational Meet

W. W. WXOU1COu W 0pc0A
at Educational Nee
BENTON CITY The Bento,
County Educational Association vii
hold q dinner meeting here Wed
nesday evening, April 10. Miss Der
nice Green. Ki-Be high school in
structor is president of the organ
ization and Lawrence Palmer, XII
Be grade principal is secretary ant
treasurer. NJ. M. Moulton Of Kenne
wick will speak on .Americanism.
| Joe Chandler of Seattle, assist.
ant secretary of the W.EA. will b,
present and the election of officer;
will be held.
Meurnice Wilson entertained sew.
eral of his friends Saturday evening
at the home of his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Grady Wilson. Games were
played and refreshments served.
Mrs. c. E. Morgan returned Fri
day from Grandview, where She
spent week helping care for hel
father, George Chase, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Palmer
Lawrence jr. and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Hartman were Thursday
visitors in Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Argus Hughes, Mrs
F. S. Hedger and Mrs. I. M. Hart
man were in Prosser Sunday even
ing to attend the sacred concert at
the Methodist church.
Charles Peckenpaugh returned
Saturday from Kennewick, where
ne has been working and left Nom
day for Wenatchee, where he will
be employed.
Teachers returning Sunday from
their spring vacation, were Super
intendent and Mrs. M. w. Roop.
sons Wallace, John, Edward from
Portland, where they visited rela-
tives, Miss Martha Fenstermacher,
Miss Vera Smith and Miss Bernice
Green from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. De Good NOV.
ed Monday from the Roy Henson
house to the August Benson resi-
dence.
E. ]. Sanders is looking after the
Benson farm land.
Henry Purnell attended the w. p.
Fuller Co. annual banquet Monday
evening at the Country Club in Yak
ina. He was accompanied to Yak
ina by Mrs. Purnell and Mrs. Eva
Hazard, who attended a show.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Alpin return
ed Monday from California, where
hey spent the winter months.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Greenwell of |
'asco were Sunday guests at the w. |
Q. Muldrow and G. v. Trevitt
ZONES. Miss Thelma McFee and
Miss Wanda Schoonover of the
'asco hospital were also Sunday
1sitors at the Trevitt home.
Lloyd Peckinpaugh left Monday
or the. Blakely ranch in Horse
heaven. where he Is building several
abins for the Coffin Sheep COM
any.
The Boy Scouts, scoutmaster
lawrence Palmer and Assistant
'coutmaster J Harold StrinRer.
rent to the horn Monday evening ]
nd cooked their supper over q camp I,
Ire. f,,E. n, .as.ss
John Malinder and son Bert are
n Q prospecting trip to Blevett
ass. o..
Mrs. Harry Fleming was In Pros.
er Monday to help with the Man
oux test given ct the school.
Herb Donahey Of Yakima, man
ger Of the Pacific Fruit & Pro-
uce Co, was Benton City visitor
thursday. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kobes and
amily Of Zillah were Easter guests
the G. d. Van Deventer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce DeGood and
IN Daryl Of Kent, came Friday to
sit DeGood's parents. Mr.. and /,
[rs. w. A. DeGood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman F. Smith
nd daughter, Phyllis left Sunday
y their home at Seattle after
'enring the spring vacation at their
inch on the highlands. Donnie
vorak, who spent his vacation
ith his grandparents, Mr.. and
rs. Frank Dvorak, returned to his
ome at Seattle with the Smiths.
special Easter services held at the
etnodist church Sunday morning
ere well attended A program. was