davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-12-12

BEAUTIFUL BEDRM. nicely furn.: pvt.
detached home. eX bus After Z 562i N
H. ave tbet. Longfellov and Madison 13s
Evening star., 1940-12-12

PLUMBERS HELPERS (2), strong fast,
wiling: used TO working outdoors; new
work; good pay: steady, Box lS4-B. Star.
RADIO SERVICEMAN drivers permit. neat
eppearance, experience and ability to meet
public Kennedy Radio. 3401 l4th st.
Evening star., 1940-12-12
MOTOR TRAVEL.
CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

pOSiNC9S OFT0NtONitlES.
MANAGER WANTED to handle local busi-
ness. honesty, capabilitv most important;
steady income, right from start; small
working capitsl required Will bear your
banker's inspection. Give phone. Box
NURSING HOME, 10 rooms, baths,
breakfast room large front porch, lawn;
automatic heat. electric kitchen: rent. sos.
9wnr5 Il seon oGT health sT III
to properly sby
No aeents. Phone DE. 6i92.
Price, $3.50 cash. Box I6-D, Star.
LUNcHRooM downtown no beer we'll
eQu'ppedi closes pm; and SUNDAYS; fine
BAR BAR cg,,Tate -. LIQUORS ana re- 5estaggspt
sIo.ooo Box eo-D, Star 14'
GUEST HOUSE Of IA rooms, ; baths, oil
about $500: pieayinSly furnished; near
Conn; ave and Kalorsma rd suitable for
partsnar t;i, 5SS 5SSeT Eve 5000 Sash rsauired
LUNCHEONErTE. formerly Little Tavern
Shop; fully equipped; 5-yr. lease; owner
ineXperien,Gred; vii sacrifice: excel opnor-
tunitv. 2lo4 14th st. NV. l5'
CHRISTMAS TREES AND FRUITS, spen-
oid opportunity, quick profits Write Box
BEAUTY SALON. e operators; barber shop
: BARRIERS best paying shop in city; very
shop for rent AT 5000 Georgia ave.
ROOMING HOUSE. real BARGAIN: nets S75
per month; must sell. $3.50 cash. Phone
{ RoCERY AND MEAT MARKET. first
class on corner. doing around $1,000
$500, Boy I'D Star
A COFFEE SHOP near G W. University,
profit Of over $50 per week. sf 200 cash
REQUIRED We are glad TO show you this
attractive business.
p. A. JULIA. 1909 Eve ST MA 745"
GASOLINE REPAIRS-centraly located:
should earn 81 600 mo-; partner Will sell
= int. for cash: will consider sale of all.
Maury-Henry Co. auditors 907 18th n ".
national ORGANIZATION wants Immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
or GOOD used :rack longtime contract @
provided: pay all notes expenses; good
Livelihood; excellent return investment: full
details on request refs. Box 1887, Star
list YOUR roominq house with us r NJ
De Shszo. 1923 l4th. MA. $500. IT,
D. G. S. GROCERY modern fixtures: To-
Gated in faSt-growng nelghborhood closed
toht'hdsst ! '''' roldutESpdI- Iu Ht.
AUTO PAINT SHOP. to sublet: Reliable
Garage. l4th and W sts. NV. North 9s0H.
l. ROOMS AND APTS "la baths: rent,
SIS. Yard filed $1,000 terms
OWENS REALTY. NE. 04s6.
CHEVY CHASE TEA HOUSE
beautiful corner containing $4,000
square feet in restricted zone. The
| business, equipment and real estate, all
together, can BE- bought for the assessed
value of the real estate. A wonderful op-
portunity where there can be no COM
DI sal7. W L. MOORE. GE eso2
BOARDING HOUSE,
NEAR 18th AND NV
IL rms .3 beds; no vacancy. modern
furniture. monthly income over $500; net
over $500; 5000 down; terms impossible
for owner to MANAGE because of other
businesses. Owner, HO 6l36. 49,
TITS GEORGIA AVE. NV.
NORTH WASHINGTON SHOPPING
CENTER
One-story Store 90 Fl by SIS Fl
Equipped as delicatesssn. fixtures reason
able.
Rent. $50 90 Mo
SHANNON e. LUCHS COMPANY.
1905 II Street NV National 2345
Evening star., 1940-12-12

REAL ESTATE SAL IESMAN. ew-house
coverage and brokerage for sc. and ne.
sections Plenty of business for men
willing to work intellGently.
Evening star., 1940-12-12

SEE THIS UNUSUAL double room at res-
Sonao.e rates IN finest location in Wash
lngtor. StiG wyoming ave. u X
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PERSONAL.

IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for CHRISTMAS
Just give me a telephone call. You can get
500 and need repay only 81 80 per week.
which includes interest, the only charge.
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS, Michigan 651n.
CHILDREN 8 TO II YRS. YEAR ROUND
;iome. good food supervision: IS children
here now; references: 14th year. Ask our
pleased parents. Box So. Clarksville, Md
HENS. WHILE YOU WAIT. soc UP.
Goats 81 90 and 81 So Needlecraft. 1919
St. YIN 2OS.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
time money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DIR SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia rd Adams 03SS.
LET DIR. IEDENDECKER's WONDERFUL
HANDS RUB YOUR ACHES AND PAINS
AWAY. 3025 o NV. MI. 1120.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES, LATE
30 Pontiac; heater; leaving 18th; can take
MEXICO CTTY-LADY WANTS . OR
ladies' or married couple, months vacation.
Columbia 1042o.
CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER e. d ALBERT INC.
Evening star., 1940-12-12

SALESMAN. with car; no hOuse-to-house
canvassing; experience not necessary. Your
income will exceed $50 weekly. Our field
mgr trains you at our expense. Phone
Damon Smith, MA S5lO. IL
Evening star., 1940-12-12
THE VIVIAN.

1123 q ST. NV,
newly decorated and furn., nner-spring
mattresses, Venetian blinds, showers
switched elev.: single. $3.50 vkly. up;
Evening star., 1940-12-12

1oo4 14th St. NV. DI. 3IFb-
fEFRIGERATOR SERVICE MAN, expert
enced all makes: steady position all year
Atlas a2l G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1940-12-12

CHFFONIER. double iron beds, secretary.
| once desk, refs. sideboards, large ward
| robe. chairs. china closet. 1740 Hobart
Evening star., 1940-12-12
"THE MAURY." "

IBID AND @ STS. NV
701 18th st. u.w.-100 beautifully furn
rooms, each with running water. inner.
sprtrg mattresses many showers and tub
baths; elevator service Single rooms 50
Evening star., 1940-12-12

AfFN (3) honest and OF good character:
men mechanosy incInea trnn3 TgCn msn Sn?ula
week to start; married men with response
biities preferred; car helpful but not eS-
Unemployed for a period of over . years,
with a family of 10 SUPPORT II was me
tgrnps pn on n nT4 my s s6ce hen
need 3 associates for my constantly ek-
panding business. you may be the man.
a. s O'clock only. ASK for Mr. Hazetine,
Suite 2O5, Denrike Bids Vermont ave- at
MEN young. hish school gTaduadtess' TO to
MEN, young, need for CIRCULATION 1i,a SAN 7
paign; can earn IS per day. Nj Hlsh
sns . n 7 Rm; ave, NG1% n'~ - No''' DUE ."
PHARMACIST, registered, must have good
recommendation; permanent position
Mayfower Pharmacy, Mayfiower Hotel
PHOTOGRAPHER experenced in portraits
tons and salary expected. Box l;3.c'
Star
PLAsTERERs wanted, white only. 1928
Chain Bridge ro. 'at Nebraska avenue
NV.
PLUMBERS HELPERS C2), strong, fast,
wiling: used TO working outdoors; new
work; GOOD pay: steady. Box 1s4-B. Star.
RADIO sERv1CEMAN. driver. permit, neat
appearance, experience and ability to meet
public. Kennedys Radio, 3io1 lAth st.
NV.
REAL ESTATE SAL ESMAN, new house
cans ans Feb2 6 business for for Srd
,no. 1IgA WAFJE = NW s JAMES ING.i 6i. aa4e.
REFRIGERATOR SERVICE MAN, expert
enced all makes steady position all year
Atlas a2l G st. NV.
SALESMAN, with car; no house-to- house
& nG weeSS Our ed
mgr trains you at our expense. Phone
Damon Smith, Ma. $50 l2'
sALESMEN. experienced. TO sell food prod
experienced in hotel. fountain and delca-
lessen trade Write full details, conflden-
tial, Box l0-D, Star.
SERVICE MANAGERS S ASSISTANT. Ford
must have experience IN meeting customers
and diagnosing trouble: flne opportunlty
State age and experience. Box 4Q5-B, star
SERVICE STATION MANAGER and -, at at
,.ed or single. reference. Box Dab, star
SHEET METAL WORKER, exper5iencedd
Apply W Grifin fiIG RIVER scrrep Ta sSnn ann o.
eveninss weekly: local references. Dupont
Pharmacy. 1908 Mass. ave.
SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER. Young man IN
preferred: good fountain; 5000 salary 10
rlEht man Phone oxford l44t.
TAILOR. experienced Call oxford 1923.
or suit small electrical company special,
ing telephone maintenance. be on ,call
when required: localize simple troubles
and substitute unit parts from local stock:
no actual trouble shooting. Hourly
basis remuneration. Permanently increaS-
ing business. Must be convenlently 10
Gated downtown. Write Box 4-D' star. 10.
TIMERS HELPERS, . experienced only.
Apply rear OF Sln 9th st. ne before
a m.
HOLsTERER-High-class man to take
CHarge ql-arOunQ
ideal working condition: salary, Sl60 mo,
with advancement 10 S240 if satisfactory.
Reply giving age. experience general edu-
cation and reference Box 396-B, Star.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for office man State
age. full qualifications, also references
P. o. Box 1740, D. C
MAN, young, over 81 years of
age, large real estate office.
Must have car and some expe-
rience in rental work. Answer
in own Handwriting oivinp
Evening star., 1940-12-12

DOWNTOWN--Sing large. warm, quiet
rm. with desk RADIO also large double
twin beds ress. 1915 Jefferson pl. (oh
Conn 18th Me o6a4
Evening star., 1940-12-12

FINCH TUBE ROLLS. extra rolls and
S1ine!. 1f-ln machinists rachet 500
1910 E s.. ne
$50 VIOLA for sale for Ss5 So 18th
81. ne Franklin 217a
Evening star., 1940-12-12

RIDING, WORK HORSES. ponies, saddle
brides, blankets, harness. wagons, buggie
bull puppies. Rear 736 18th st. Sc:
Evening star., 1940-12-12
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO.
W hin rfnrn L. Annlia nee En1i

District 3137 Open Ewes. Till 8 PM,
RECORDS SC each 6 for @5c: brand-new
Columbia. Varsity and Okey records. l5c
each. = for o5c Open 10 $50 pm. tlll
Xmas Downtown Record Store. 635 D NV.
RECORDS-One of the largest stocks of
popular records carried in Washington.
Open evenings until 10. and all day Sun
day. PARK RADIO CO. 2l46 st. NV.
RUGS. Chinese: Army ard Navy Offcers
Six 9x1@: four Sxl0 one 6xa. few scatters;
must sell Also large and small Orientals.
Open until pm. 24uH 18th St NV.
Evening star., 1940-12-12
CARROLL ARMS HOTET,

1st and C sts. n.e-Sinsle rooms from
$40: double rooms from Sl2 per week by
the month Call Mr. Parrish. mEr. for
inspection. AT $500
Evening star., 1940-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

value in 4 fine used grand see the selection
we have on display Steinways Knabes
Weber, Stieff and a Baldwin-made piano
Very easy terms MA 4730. Kits, 1880
g st, nv. middle of the block. OPEN
Evening star., 1940-12-12

Ideal downtown location; showers, COM
| Tort; 50 wk. up: hot water always; gentle
Evening star., 1940-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture
wanted, contents Of apis or homes: also
ODD pieces WE DO MOVING CAREFUL LY
AND REASONABLY GeorRia l41f.
BOOKS all kinds and old magazines. best
cash prices Phone Met. 1876 or bring in
Evening star., 1940-12-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Court
Gus. patient, professional instructor; learn
to drive Skillfully. safely and easily; park
ing and traffic. Mr.. Rundlett, Emerson 45S:i.
YOU can pass the ACCOUNTING AND
AUDITING EXAM. If you attend Dr. New
som Special Review Glass begnning Dec.
=, at, 4:4o. Enroll NOW, SIS mo: Glass
limited 10 fewer than 20. DR.. W. l., New
NV Me. 400 l3'
p, kim a speciality; dual controlled cars
Nc va and b Easy Method Driving
School Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897
WARFLYNN.
Wa Shineton's most popular beauty school
Instruction by experts Enroll now; easy
terms, Positions secured. 1910 G st. NV
District 1862
A COUNTING AND AUDITING
ASSISTANT.
Special preparation IN the following;
General Tests. Computations and Arth-
metic. and Elements Of Accounting. Also
Trial Examinations similar to former Exam
lnationS.
|, Be prepared. Glasses now forming
STANFIELD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL.
10 ltth st. NV. District 1888.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE,
Snecial low prce this month Old. estab-
lished school: graduates placed Start any
MoDERN sCHooL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
1917 F ST NV
SWEDISH MASSAGE.
Day and Night Glasses Now Forminp.
Evening star., 1940-12-12

A. c. F. CRUISER 4O-ft. excellent condi-
ton; sleeps D large refgr. stove, toilet, .
lavatories. beautiful afterdeck sccommo-
dates 10 easily. l15-h . Hall Scott motor
Price. 81 500 now. Wnndley Sonn ewes
Evening star., 1940-12-12

1892 RIGGS PL. NV. of 16th-Front.
twin -be6 room, clean. quiet. conf; J. or 2.
: DE. o4S4
Evening star., 1940-12-12
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

18th and Eye SIS. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for l person. from S14 per
week for 2. from SIS per week each, ny
the month. Call MR. WILLS, mgr, for
inspection District 4o1O
Evening star., 1940-12-12

Isl UNDERWOOD ST. near 16th-Besu-
tful warm front room for l or .: next
bath, pvt. det. home; bus at door; meals
optional GE 5354
Evening star., 1940-12-12

OVERLOOKING HoREHAM-Attractivs
STUDIO rm.' connecting porch; also one dbl.
WITH twin beds: garage AID, 3120 13s
2644 10th ST NE-Laree front room.
next bath, convenient transportation Mich.
Evening star., 1940-12-12
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

SECRETARIES AND GOVERNESSES,
IMMEDIATE POSITIONS AVAILABLE.
204 COLORADO BLDG. REPUBLIC 81 Sc.
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE 1851. 14O2 1lth
has cooks. houSeworkerS. chambermaids
mattresses laundresSeS, parttimerS, day
Mnrkere nurshS IL
Evening star., 1940-12-12
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Large
small lot; quality and quantity guarantees
Waters WI 4195
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WIS
of THE
WEEK
Business Hits New Peak
FosrT1 GnRoT

New York City-Business activity
climbed % points above the boom
level of I g. While defense produc-
ton was a factor in the increase, all
other e. nents of industry shared in
the a6"ance, the highest point in
the ma .on's business history. Retail
stores look to record breaking
Christmas sales.
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Harry Fleming Heads
B. G.. Community Club

BENTON CITY-At the regular
meeting of the Community club
Monday evening Harry Fleming was
elected president; Wellman Sutton,
vice president and Jack WEIGH, sec
retary- janitor. Roy Henson was
elected trustee for the three year
term.
Harry Fleming presented the first
in the series of programs to be
put on by the members at the club
meetings. He spoke on the matter
of Incorporating the town of Benton
City and cited the advantages and
disadvantages stating that at pres
ent the population was too scattered.
Supt. of Schools M. w. Roop was
appointed to stage the next pro-
gram on Monday, December %. He
will present the Boy Scout troop
which will demonstrate the various
Scout activities and duties. The
local troop is sponsored by the
Community club.
A membership drive was inaugur-
ated with Harry Kendall and Don
Hanson named as captains Of the
two teams. The contest will close
January 9th.
Oscar Hanson was appointed to
represent the club at meeting Of
the Benton County Health Council
which will be held at the school
house Monday evening at 7:30.
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Richlanders to Hold
S-HOur Church Service

People of the community are in
vited to attend the services at the
Richland Community Methodist
church next Sunday, Dec. Is. Rev.
Will M. Daniels, the local pastor will
be i'm charge of the morning worship
beginning at II am. 1t will be COM
posed of a Christmas song service
by the choir, special musical Sc
lections and service of praise and
reverence, and short reports from
former graduates of the Richland
high school.
The main attraction of the day
will be an eight hour service of
compelling interest beginning at 4
o'clock and continuing until mid
night. The sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Perry Macarthur, whose sub
ject will be 1.-THE American Sermon"
During the eight-hour period peo-
pie will be welcome to come and go
at any time. The public is invited to
attend this sermon of special in
tereSt to Americans today.
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Cranmers Spend Winter
Visiting California

HIGHLANDS Mrs. Herb
Cranmer left today (Thursday) for
California, where they will spend
the winter and visit with the w. B.
Wuth family, former South High
lands residents.
Leland and Eugene Higley and
Audrey and Adele Slaybaugh were
Sunday dinner guests at the home of
their grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
c. H. Meyer.
Mr.and Mrs. N. E. Robbins and
son, Norman, left today Thursday
for the coast, where they will spend
the remainder of the week with
relatives.
Mrs. N. E. Robbins entertained
her Pasco-Kennewick Club at a /
o'clock luncheon Wednesday at her
home on the Highlands. Mrs. Hugh
Copeland of Pasco reviewed the book
Mrs. Miniver."
Clar Taylor is i'll at the home Of
his parents this week.
Miss Kathleen Fallgren is STAY
ing with Mrs. Woods this week. who
is confined to her bed.
Mrs. Gladys KelSo, daughter Mar
garet and M. N. Hudnall were Wis
itors Sunday evening at the home
of Mrs. Ethel DuSair in Kennewick.
The e. G. Lape family are well
on their road to recovery again, fol-
lowing a siege of the flu.
The Les Amies pinochle club met
wednesday for 80 dessert lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Frank
Lampson. High score was held by
Mrs. Carl Bennett, second high by
Mrs. Tony Mayer and travelling prize
went to Mrs. Harry Ray. The next
meeting will be on Thursday. jan
uary 2, instead of Wednesday, jan
uary 1 at the home of Mrs. TONY
Mayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Watkins enter
tanned with a turkey dinner Sun
day at their home on the West
highlands. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Campbell and
family, MIR. and Mrs. Joe Watkins
anG family, Miss Patty Higley, Ha--
ry Hollingsworth, Carl Griffith.
Horace Wray and Harry Davis.
Kenneth and Harold Perkins. Gen
Yoshino and Junior Blackman spent
wednesday as guests of Billy
Green.
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GileS-HendriX Elected
Irrigation Officers

BENTON CITY - Ninety Eight
votes were cast in the Sunnyside Ir-
rigation district election for direct
or Tuesday afternoon. L. r. Giles,
incumbent received 81 and Robert
Johanson Al. The election was at the
district office on the Highlands. C.
E. Morgan, Mrs. Erwin Knowles and
Mrs. Mary E. Brooks served on the
election board.
b. In the Kiona district w. l.. Hen
dirk, incumbent, polled SO votes, Joe
Caraway 18 and Don Kerr 16. The
water users in that district vote at
the Kiona-Benton Community hall.
Mrs. John Dellere, Mrs. Ira Langley
and Mrs. Otto Luehrs were the
election board.
The w. G. T. U. met Tuesday with
Mrs. Frank Dvorak. Mrs. Mary
Scott, who celebrated her eighty
seventh birthday anniversary on
Monday was given a handkerchief
shower. 3 ~e-i
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their
families had their annual elk sup
per Wednesday evening at their
hall in Kiona. lied Kendall and
Barney Lewis furnished the meat.
Following the supper several tables
Of cards were in play. F
Lige Sadler and John U1and were
in Yakima Wednesday to visit Johns
father, w. B. Uland, seriously ill
at st. Elizabeth's hospital. ~+-@-
Oscar Hanson, w. D.. Crawford,
Robt. Johanson and Kenneth Whan
attended Masonic lodge Wednesday
evening at Hartford. Hanson gave a
paper. =
Word came Wednesday afternoon
of the death of Mrs. j. B. Miller,
76, at the st. Elizabeth's hospital in
Yakima, where she had been a pa
tient IL days. Interment will be in
the family plot in Goldendale.
The Sunnyside Irrigation District
board of directors will meet as a
board of equalization Saturday at
2 pm. at their office on the Ben
ton Highlands. .-.-s.-. .--.. -. F.
The Ladies' Aid will meet We'd
nesday with Mrs. w. A. Culp.
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Last Rites Held Today
For Richland Pioneer

RICHL took one of
Richlands pioneers Tuesday after
noon when Mrs. George futile
passed away at the Pasco hospital
following a brief illness. Funeral
services will be held Friday after
noon at l o'clock from the Metho-
dist church at Richland.
The Richland schools were closed
Monday morning due to influenza
epidemic. They will not reopen I'M
til December 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Dighton left
Monday afternoon for Washougal
where they will visit at the home
of Mrs. Dighton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Halfway.
Mrs. L. Peterson is spending the
week in Spokane visiting her
daughter Shirley, who iss a STU
dent nurse at the st. Lukes hospi-
tai.
Enoch Willmen is spending the
week in Spokane at the home of his
father.
Mrs. R. R. Mcintosh and Mrs.
Earle McClendon were Walla Walla
visitors Friday.
Dean Mcintosh, Earle McClendon,
Harlon Muncey, Jack Allen are
among Richland residents suffer-
ing from severe attacks of in
fluenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Relton en-
tertained at a no host dinner Sun
day evening.
Mrs. E. Berg, who underwent a
major operation at the Pasco hos
pital last week is recovering nicely.
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Pro Musica Holds ...
December Recital

WHITE BLUFFS - Mrs. w. j.
Jenkins was hostess Monday eve
ming to ten members of Pro Musica
at its December recital, held, ac-
cording to growing annual GUS
tom, at her home. These numbers
were given: ts.. -. a..4.
Sonata. Beethoven, Mrs. Earle
Knaub; Scarf Dance, Caminade,
Mrs. C. L. MCGEE; duet, Berceuse,
GODDARD, Mrs. A. Parke and Mrs. j.
OLarey; Knecht Rupprecht, Schu-
mann, Mrs. Parke; duet, American
Guard March, Goerdler, Mrs. A.
Rawlins and Mrs. E. Palmer; Trau-
merei, Schumann, Mrs. r. S. Refer
SON; Aria from Don Giovanni, Mo-
zart, Mrs. w. j. jenkins; Narcissus,
Nevin, Mrs. A. RaWlinS; Finlandia,
Sibelius, Mrs. James Miller.
Two vocal numbers by Mrs. Thos.
Sigurdson closed the program, one
being a Christmas lullaby by Post
and the other, ''The Rag Doll Lula
by" one of her own compositions.
Following the program, all pres
ent gathered round a Christmas
tree whose lighted branches bore
for each guest thoughtful little
gift from her hostess. The Christ
mas note was also sounded in the re-
freshments served during the social
hour that ensued. The January
meeting will be held Monday eve
ming, December 6 at the home of
Mrs. r. S. ReierSon.
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past two months with the Sam
briggs family.
Mr.. McFadden of Pasco visited
Wednesday with his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield
Gilmore Mrs. Gilmore accompan-
led her father to PaSco for a short
visit.
On Sunday, December Is. church
services at the Finley and Hover
churches will be as follows:
Sunday school, at Hover and Fin
ley, 1000 am.
Morning worship and sermon, at
Hover, HOO am.
The Cotton Blossom singers from
the Southland will appear in concert
in the Community church at Fin
ley on New Years Eve, December 81,
at 800 pm. The music lovers of
the community are asked to re-
serve this date.
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on it's installment of 1926, 1893 due
this month. Although burdened with
the costs of war thrust upon her by
Russia, and nearly half of her land
seized, Finland has shown no sign
of repudiating he American obi
cations.
Youth Lacking Physically
Washington, D. Gu. S. Army
officers have EXPRESSED surprise at
the high ratio of physical reflections
among those called in the first draft.
Out of 14,500 young men called in
the first quota, Is percent were re-
jected as physically unfit for mill
tary training Army circles expect
not more than percent. Another
call must be made in all corps areas
for filling original quotas. It is ex-
pected to have ,648 men in the
army, 294,554 in the navy, and Co.
$50 in the Marines, or a total of
1,154,782 by February %, 1941.
All Hope Abandoned
Cadiz, Ohio-State mine inspect
ors abandoned hope for 80 miners
entombed by an explosion in coal
mine near here. They were caught
500 feet under ground by tons of
debris.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-12-12
New Valley Officers
to be Installed Sat.

KENNEWICK VALLEY - Men,
bers of Kennewick Valley Grange
visited Western Horse Heaven
grange last Saturday night and were
royalty entertained.
All officers are to be installed at
the annual meeting of Pomona at
Richland Saturday, December IA at
the evening session.
Miss Norma Berg entertained at
luncheon Wednesday. Places were
laid for Misses Doreen Higley.
Yvonne Davis, Verdeen Foraker and
Theo Lampson.
Neil Lampson left Monday with
a load of apples for Los Angeles,
California.
The Fourth Friday club will
hold the annual Christmas party
on December 18th at the home of
Mrs. Lee Lampson. There will be
an exchange of gifts.
Mrs. w. H. Witt entertained the
Baptist circle at her home last
Thursday.