The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11
LITTLE STORIES OF THE- WEEK

Mrs. I. Serier of Portland was
kennewick visitor today. s. 49,.
: Entire Nous will meet with Mrs
r. F. Beste Tuesday afternoon.
| Curt Stimson of Richland is AGAR
a patient in the Pasco hospital.
| Miss Alberta LaMott underwent E
tonsillectomy in Walla Walla TODAY
The Baptism circle will meet or
Thursday, April 10 in the church
parlors. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee Palmer n,
SPOKANE were Tuesday guests at the
A. j. Thompson home.
] Mrs. Charles Spears will be host
ess to the Kilkare club, which will
be held Thursday, April Is.
Mrs. Homer Waggoner and
daughter, Mary Jane of Pendleton
spent FRIDAY and Saturday as guests
at Inc g. H. Blackman home.
Inc American Legion Auxiliary
met wednesday at the Legion hall
with Mrs. Ora Luddington as host
Charles Sund was able to return
nome from the PaSco hospital the
1lrst of the week following his re-
cent operation.
The car belonging to Aaron For
aker was destroyed by fire in the
Horse Heaven near the H. D. Clod-
felter ranch this morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Chas W. Nav of
Pasco were Monday evening din
ner guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Ridley
MI. and Mrs. Charles Powell are
leaving Friday for Seattle where
MI. Powell will meet with the Sc.
attic Chamber of Commerce to
speak on the Kennewick nighttime
project.
Miss Helen Massey drove to Port
land Saturday, where she visited
With her parents. Miss Margery
Steele returned with her, having
spent her vacation In that CITY.
Twenty-Five of the local LOOP
attended the regional district meet.
ing In kiona recently At the reg
uiar meeting Monday night the in
ltlatory degree was conferred on
Donald Springer.
Miss Ethel McReynolds returned
to her teaching position at Olym-
p1a Sunday after spending her
spring vacation visiting at the home
OF her mother here.
Excolentes club met at the home
OF Mrs. Al Zarndt with Mrs. Jess
vlnson as hostess. The study for
the afternoon was a book review of
Our Ernie" by Alice Hogan Rice
and given by Mrs. Floyd Hutchins.
Wilfred WOODS, son OF Rufus
Woods, publisher of the Wenatchee
Daily World visited the Courier
Reporter Saturday. Mr.. Woods was
one of the members Of the CPS.
Adelphian Choral Society, which
appeared here in concert Saturday
evening.
The Rainbow Girls will hold their
regular meeting Monday night in
,he hail. This Saturday, April Is
hey will hold a cooked food sale in
McDonald,s Grocery for the purpose
If aiding them financially when
hey entertain at grand assembly in
Yakima.
P. E. o. chapter met at the home
IT Mrs. M. M. Moulton Tuesday
'vening with Mrs. Walter Knowles
Is hostess. Mrs. John Brown of
Helena, Montana was guest of the
vening. Mrs. H. p. Cranmer was
n charge of the program which was
ollowed by social hour.
The TOaStmaSters club held its
asst meeting at the home of Ed
rocks, with each member apprais-
d of the subject to be talked upon.
he next meeting will be held at
he home of Ed Neuman with fif-
cen minute talks being given by
hree members of the group.
A. G. Anon accompanied by Mrs.
N. Mueller returned Wednesday
ON Eugene, Oregon, where they at
ended the funeral of their brother,
Toward s. Anon. They were house
uestS at the Harold Robertson
ONE In Hood River enroute. The
,obertsons are former Kennewick
eSidents.
The Kennewick bridge club met
18th Mrs. H. p. Cranmer with three
lbles being in play Wednesday
Ftenoon. Mrs. Frank Beste.
Jest of the club, won honors. Mrs.
Jayne Houston and Mrs. John
rown were also guests of the club.
RS. H. r. Vibber will be the host
s at the next meeting which will