The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-10-10

Mrs. M. S. Kinkaid left Wednes-
dav for trip to Kansas, where she
will visit sister and several bro
theirs. She is making an indefinite
| length of visit. This is the first
time she has been back to Kansas
since in over forty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gahegan of
Seattle were weekend guests at the
E. A. Terrell home. Mrs. Gahegan
is sister of Mrs. Terrell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Terrell and son Michael
of Walla Walla were Sunday guests
at the Terrell home here.
Mrs Wilmot Gravenslund ac-
companied by Mrs. Bertha Simsen,
Mrs. Bruce MCLEAN and Mrs. Frank
Bentley motored to Yakima on
Wednesday, where they saw the new
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Brown.
who arrived on October 2.
MIR. and Mrs. Glen Rider and son
Mrs. Grant McKenSie of Yakima
were weekend guests at the Charles
Lum and Reuben Gest homes. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Lum and child of Pros
ser were also visitors with rela-
tives here over the week.
Elmer o lson was one of. party
of nine, including George Shepard,
three Duffys and some others, who
went up into the Methow district to
hunt deer. The party brought back
six, the one being claimed by Paul
Spreen being the finest of the lot.
| Charles (Chuck) Hass of Tacoma
; accompanied Sheriff Richter from
Prosser Wednesday, Mr.. Hass is
former KenneWick resident and en-
; joyed meeting many old friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Hass are guests at the
Richter home in Prosser this week.
) Mrs. I. N. Mueller is leaving this
, evening for visit with relatives in
the middle west. She will first jour-
ney to Denver where she will &C
company the Elmer Neal family to
, Des Moines, Iowa and will visit in
that vicinity during the next three
weeks.
l The second division of the Wo-
mems Society of Christian Service
: will meet in the church parlors on
= Thursday, October II for an all
s day quilting. This group is making
= plans for the bazaar which will be
/ held on November 80, the place to
be announced later.
e Mrs. George F.. Rowe of Milwau-
e kie, Wisconsin was weekend
s guest at the home of Mrs. Roy
t Washburn and visited with other
a friends here. She was formerly Miss
Grace Brown. Kennewick schoo.
n teacher. Mrs. Rowe was enroute tC
: her home after visiting on the coast
: The DeMolay boys held regular
: meeting at the Masonic hall Wed.
: nesday evening. Plans are under
way for two dances which will be
+ sponsored by the boys soon. A
membership drive was started witt
;, Elmer Yoshino in charge. G. E. Rid
q ley is the new Dad Advisor of thu
q boys. a. e.
Miss Marie Young, state presi
4 dent of the Business and Profess.
: ional Women's Club and Miss Irms
&c Barkhart, both of Wenatchee, were
% Kennewick visitors Tuesday after
~ noon. They were enroute to Walls
= Walla, where Miss Young was t,
= speak at formal of the organiza
= ton in that city. -z -.
Mrs. N. E.. Robbins and Mrs. p
A. Linn were hOStesSeS to a 1:3
dessert bridge luncheon at the Linz
home Tuesday. Nine tables were il
play with prizes being received b.
Mrs. Howard Beste, Mrs. P. @
Stone, Mrs. Robert Glenn of Pasc
and travelling prize by Mrs. Earl
Blanton of Pasco.
Mrs. Roy Stafford, Mrs. L,otti
Lampson, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hut
chins, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Oliver, MI
and Mrs. G E. Winkenwerder AM
Ed Frauen were the Kennewick Wis
itors attending reception in Yaki
ma Saturday evening in honor o
John I. Preisner, worthy grand pa
iron of the o. E. s. i
"A house warming was given MI
and Mrs Charles Spears Wednesda
evening by the members Of the Xii
kare card group, Of which MIR!
Spears is a member. The husband
were also guests Of the club mem
bers and four tables of bridge wer
in play. George Purdy won hig
score and Mrs. r. E. Reed low.
P. E. O.. chapter held its frs
meeting of the year with Mr.
Frank Green Tuesday evening. Mis-
Dorothy Arnold was in charge 9
the program, the topic of whic
was, "The Geography and Com
merce of South America" Miss Bar
bara Keith, high school commercis
teacher, was a guest Of the chapte
Local Scottish Rite Masons an
the Lodge Of Perfection celebrate
the Feast of Tishri at the Masoni
hall Tuesday evening. There wer
forty present including Blue Lodg
masons and their wives. A trim
pet uuartette directed by Charlie
Asbury and accompanied by Naon
Foraker furnished the musical pre-
gram for the evening. DR.. Fredel
lex A. Schilling gave the adore!
of the evening appropriate for tf
occasion. E. S. Black was In chare
of the program.