The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-10-16

| weekend VlSlClng 1rlenuS al HlCZ
vile. ~.
! Milton Libby is spending a few
days on the coast in interest of tn.
Port District.
! Mrs. George Adams and Mrs
Babcock were Walla Walla visitor!
last Saturday.
Roger Records was Walla Walls
visitor Saturday and a Portland
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Beegle was called tt
Indiana last week because of TIT
serious illness of a sister.
The English Lutheran church viii
hold their annual turkey dinner il
the church parlors Wednesday, Oct
29th.
Douglas Jones left Friday TO,
California, where he is enrolled a
the Western Aircraft College in Lo!
Angeles.
Betty Higley came home from
Ellensburg, where she is attending
school to visit home folks over the
weekend.
The next meeting of the Library
Guild will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Alfred Anon on Monday, the
goth of October.
Miss Beulah Stoner of Ellensburs
who has been visiting her sister
Mrs Jessie Hendricks, returned te
her home Monday.
Fifteen members of Alma Chapter
attended Friendship night in Pascc
last Monday night. Those who at.
tended reported a fine time.
Mrs. Frank Beste, who spent last
week in Hermiston with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Art Thrasher, came home
the latter part of the week.
The Fellowship League met at the
Bethlehem church last Sunday
night. After the meeting socia'
time was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. w. j. Barner visited i1el
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Weitz, who
lives in Seattle, over the weekend
Mrs Weitz will be remembered as
Betty Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Belair, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ray Normile and Daniel Kirk
drove to Pullman last Saturday tt
see the football game between VS.
G. and the u. "a.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Winkenwerdel
and Lloyd visited Mr.. Winkenwerd-
er,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. r
Winkenwerder of q the Garder
Tracts Sunday. II '.''
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Mouncey Of
Seattle visited at the home of Mrs
Mouncey's parents, Mr. and Mrs
| C. Hoadley. They are on theil
way home from an extended triT
thru the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters and small
son of Toppenish were Sunday Wis.
itors of the George Byrd family or
Sunday. Mrs. Rogers of North Caro-.
lima, an aunt of Mrs. Waters, &C.
companied them. .li'
A carload of Rainbow girls drove
to Prosser last Monday night tt
attend the assembly there. Mrs. j
C. Pratt drove the car taking Patsy
Sonnenburg, Irna Pratt, Rebeccs
Liston and Dorothy Ann Reed.
! ! Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. McClimans Of
Waterville, who have been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Olson for the past ten days, return
ed to their home Saturday. Mrs
McClimans and Mrs. Olson are sis
! tiers. - *. 80
Bruce Hendricks, son of Mrs
Jessie l.. Hendricks of San Diego
California visited his mother ever
night this week. This is the frs
visit he has made here for thirteen
years. He left for the coast Tues
day morning. =
| Mr.. LaShock, who is the caretakel
of the Riverview Heights cemetery
announces that all those who have
boxes or any flower containers in the
cemetery to please get them soon.
The Tuesday Bridge Club was en-.
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. o. T
Staley with venison dinner. Hon.
ors were won by Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Anon and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer OIL
son. "a, =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neuman play.
ed host to a farewell dinner las
Sunday in honor of Lorenz Neumal
who left Monday morning for Pen
sacola, Florida, where he has accept
ed a position with the civil service.
! Mrs. T. C.. Browne, assisted b.
Miss Ann Mocaer, entertained PEG
chapter last Tuesday evening. Mrs
Floyd Perry of Pasco had charg'
of the program and gave a report o
!, the supreme convention held in Vic
toria, BE-, in September. w.
Mrs. Jennie Chellis, Mrs. Maud,
English, Mrs. w. T. Payne, Mrs. Al
fred Amon,P Mrs. j. G. Pratt, Mrs
j. C. Swayze, Mrs. Roy Stafford an.
Mrs. c. F.. Winkenwerder attende,
the funeral services of Mrs. Kill
gore, Mrs. Elsie Walters mother
4 which was held in Walla Walla thi
(Thursday) afternoon. Is
i At the first regular meeting o
the Kennewick Woman's Club hel,
last Friday afternoon at the hom
of Mrs. G. j. Pratt, Mrs. Jess Vim
son was elected president to TAX
the place of Mrs. A. F. Brown, VIII,
is in California-for an indefinit
: stay. Mrs. Winkenwerder leo
resume of the different ways club
celebrated the Golden Jubilee cele
bration held earlier in the year. Mrs
Payne. read a. paper ON 'tPionee
Women in Woman's Clubs tn
hostesses for the day were Mrs. J
ID fA,,arc N6rc Gaorna alo,,,c M.