The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-03-07

Mrs. j. r. Ayers entertained q
an all day quilting at the home o
/ Mrs. Frank Wright Friday.
/ Mrs. r. E. Hatch, who has beel
visiting relatives and friends q
Mabton and Bickleton for the pas
two weeks, is expected home thi
weekend.
Kennewick town team defeate,
the Pasco town team 36-32 Monda,
in Pasco gym. They will play agar
Wednesday and Monday in Kenne
wick.
Miss Helen Williams, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Williams left Sat.
urday for Washington D. c., where
she has a position with the civil
service. .&-s-. ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyers an6
two daughters, the Misses Pearl an6
Ruth OF Pasco, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. III
Jones. =. :
The Altar society met with Mrs
Jonn Elchner Sunday with Mrs. La
verne Eichner as hostess. The ladies
made plans for card party which
Will be held in April. -
Among those who enjoyed skiing
at Tollgate Sunday were Alma LEM.
Olaf Otheim, jeanette Campbell.
Bob Tweedt, Carl Erickson and
Herb LEM. :" =
DR.. p. o. Stone was able to re-
turn to his home Sunday after be-
ing a patient in the Walla Walla
veterans hospital for several months
ana Is much improved in health.
ENTIRE Nous met at the home of
Mrs. w. S. Washburn Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. A. T. Belair 70.
ceiving high honors and Mrs. J. n.
Turner, low
Mrs. Harry Snively of Richland
VIII be hostess to the Kennewick
bridge club at the home of Mrs -.
=: TWeet Wednesday afternoon,
March Is.
The fourth division of the M. T.
aid met at the home of Mrs Chas
spears Wednesday afternoon with
MIS-. ]. B. Austin and Mrs. p. o.
stone as assisting hostesses.
MIS-. j. r. Ayers will be hostess
70 an all day meeting of the Pink
ana Green club at her home In Ho-
yer wednesday, March Is. ANY MEM
Der wishing transportation is asked
TO meet at Vibber- Gifford,s at 10 an
In the morning.
Mrs. Wilmot Gravenslund and
Mrs. r. E. Reed, Margaret
ana Dorothy Ann and Rebecca Lis
ION motored to Walla Walla Satur-
day where the girls attended the
basket ball game between Prescott |
and Kennewick,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schuster re-
;urned last week from Portland
Vhere they spent the winter at the
lome OF their son, G. A. Schuster.
Mrs. Schuster is still confined to
Ter nome and was i'll the greater
oart Of her visit in Portland.
Mrs. Clyde Higley was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening when
members of the Rebekah drill team
anne to her home for a social meet
ng. The group brought birthday
axe in honor Of Mrs. Higley and
which was enjoyed by all.
MI. and Mrs. E. E. Hinkle return.
q to their home at Butte Falls, Ore
on Tuesday after spending the past
wo weeks as, house guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. Dick Hadley. The Hinkles
re former Kennewick residents.
kenney" Gage, fruit dealer of
.akima, Is In Kennewick today
'oking over possibilities of the re-
pening OF a branch here this year.
[e Will be remembered as the
Spud" administrator few wears
go.
The last of the series of card
arties given for the Twin CITY golf
purse will be Monday, March II at ,
le homes Of Larry Oliver. Erwin ]
lack, Chas. Powell, Frank Beste
nd Paul Spreen. Both pinochle
nd bridge will be played.
Harry and Sam Lawrence If. and /,
m Miller escaped serious injury :
thursday night when the car in ,,
hich they riding turned over as it
'unded a corner in East Kenne-
lex. Harry was taken to the Pasco 9
ospital for treatment and observa- 9
On but was released soon after '
ards. U
Miss Lois Shumake was a week 2
I'd visitor at her home in Tacoma.
he returned Monday accompanied a
: Marvin Foster, who has been a |:
'tient in the Orthopedic hospital
Seattle for number of months.
arvin IS able to walk and is i'm
owing satisfactorily from his Sc
re burns.
All members of the Kennewick
,wnsend club are requested to be
esent at an important meeting,
lich will be held in the hall Mon
y night, March IL. Anyone wish
to give anything towards the
ction sale to help the Townsend
ub Is asked to bring articles to the
lrmers Exchange sale Saturday.
arch II.
The regular meeting of the Ma
nal Honor Society was called to
der March 6 by Pearl Dague: The
lowing program was given: Mr..
bury gave an interesting talk on
he Beginnings of Music" Naomi
raker played two selections, "At
le Balalaika" and "Vagabond
eams," and Tracy Murphy played
violin solo, Brahms Lullaby"
:. II. Ramona, who accompanied