Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-08-01
Mold Activities

ding several days at Del McLeans
Mrs. Chamber 8 cousin. They had not
been in this part Of the country for
3S years.
! Miss Helen Abbott and Miss Rose
Cook of Wenatchee' spent Thursday
and Friday with Miss Ida Struntz.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Jones and Fred
Woodward spent Monday in Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs j NJ. Norman and
son jim Jr. of Cheney spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs Ralph Nc
Lean and family. Miss Virginia Moor
man who had been visiting here re-
turned with them. Also little Barbara
and Del Mclean, who will spenl the
week in Cheney.
Mrs. 3-olley Pitts and Floy and
Mrs. Verlie Pitts Of Rice were visiting
at the Frank Hayes and Kay Leander
homes Monday and Tuesday. Gail
Dean Pitts who had been visiting at
his aunt s, Mrs. Kay Leander, return
ed with them.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Burton and ia
mily spent Saturday in Wenatchee.
L. J. Leander took Mrs. Dale Lee
ander and her mother, Mrs. Frank Mil
les to Wenatchee Thursday to see Dale
Leander who is in the Deaconess hos.
pital there.
Robt. Hennigh spent Wednesday in
Waterville and Wenatchee.
Mrs. Elisabeth Wilmer and Donna
Mae left Sunday for their home in
San Francisco They will visit Mrs.
Winners sisters in Seattle and Kelso
en- route. Mrs. Ida Struntz left Sun
day also for Spokane. She will spend
her vacation in Canada. Mrs Van Pitt
and children went to their home in
Ephrata. They had all been guests Of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. f.
Struntz.
Bob Bucknell of Wenatchee spent
Sthe latter part of the wesksat tbs. n Del
Mclean home. He and Dorothy Nc
Lean spent Friday at the Dam.
This section was visited by down.
pour Saturday evening, besides sever-
al showers earlier in the week. The
combines had to- lay off to allow the
fields to dry out.
Grange met in regular session Sat
urday night. A committee was appoin-
ted to fix booth at the Fair in Wat
erville in September. A short lecture
hour was followed by cards.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Mrs. Henry Findley at her parents
home Saturday p. M. Many beautiful
and useful gifts were rendered to the
bride. Little Gladys Beppel and Shir-
ley Pitts assisted the bride in opening
the gifts. A dainty luncheon was ger
we'd. The guests included the bridec
mother, Mrs. M. E. Struntz and her
sisters, Mrs. Elisabeth WStmer, Mrs
Van Pitts, Mrs. Hershall Jeffers and
Ida Struntz and Mrs. August Beppel
of Electric City, Mrs. Chris Joreensen
and Mrs Howard Jorgensen cf St
Andrews. Mrs John Weimerskirch of
Mansfield, Mrs. Eliza Gander. Mrs.
Ella Leary, and Mrs. Frank Hughes
of Leahy and Mesdames Fred Rom
mel, Del Mclean, L. J. Leandea'
Frank HenH'gh Lee Pitts, Harry
Thompson Kay Leanddr, Michael
Weimerskirch, Carroll Pitts, Franz
Sims, Earl Lemley, Nathan Gander
and Donna Mae Witmer, Virginia
Dodge, Betty Lemley, Opal and Imo-
Jean Pitts, Dean and Jean Thompson
August Beppel. Earl Lemley, john
Weimerskirch, Henry Fndley, Wayne
Gander, and Joe Struntz of St. And.
rews.
Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD Mclean ano
Phyllis Karen were dinner quests al
the Del Mclean home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hennigh spent
Sunday at the Nathan Gander home
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edgemcn visit
G a Sam Malone's Sunday.
Mrs. Del Mclean and Dorothy spent
Tuesday at Roy Mclean at Brew
ster.
Harold Sims, James Cobb ant
Ruth Edison were in Wenatchee Fri
day.
Lorraine Hennigh spent Sunday
Howard Pitts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lynard ant
Billie Jean spent Sunday at the Jas
per Burton home.
Mrs. Anna Weir and Gernle of Lea
hy were guests at the. Kay Leande
home Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mayberry ant
children eff Wheatland, Missouri, ar
rived last week to visit her sister