The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-14

alphabet soup. Jack did all the work,
including making the plaque and
lettering it. He is the son Of E. w.
Montgomery, superintendent of the
city water department and has been
a student at Grant School starting
his high school course next fall.
Departing Member Honor
Guest of Ladies' Club
WHITE BLUFFS - Mrs. II. w.
Keal, who is leaving soon to make
her home in Ellensburg, was enter
tanned with an afternoon tea by the
Women's Club in their club rooms
in White Bluffs Monday afternoon
Mrs. Keal is past president of the
club and has been one of its most
active members. Another special
guest on the occasion was Mrs. Lulu
NJ. johnson, who, through a, men,
Der of the club, lives in Ronald.
Nearly the entire membership was
present to wish Mrs. Keal well in
her new home. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent by visiting and
reminiscing about early days in the
community.
Mrs. Levina Mitchell and family.
who have been living in the Robert
Knoll house at Vernita, moved last
week to Wenatchee.
II. j. Perry, employed as guard at
the Midway substation at Vernita, is
living in the apartment at the w. J..
jenkins Tourist Home. -.
b Mrs. Thomas Siguardson of Yer
nita, who went to Kennewick to
consult her physician last week, was
advised to take a perfect rest for a
period of ten days.
j. ". Francis, operator in the con-
troll house at. !. Midway substation
since the first of May, moved into
the Bieren house on August 10 with
his wife and family Of three girls,
Dorothy, Betty and Judy.
Miss Elizabeth Keil, graduate
of the class of 1871 of the White
Bluffs high school, accompanied by
her mother, moved to Ellensburg,
where she will enter the Central Col
lege of Education in September.
Elbertas Exceptional
The Jim Tyrell Fruit Co. began
packing out liberia peaches here
Tuesday with a full crew of ten
packers. Due to the recent cool
weather the peaches are finishing
slowly, the heaviest pack out for the
season will come toward the end Of
this week, the size and quality be-
ing exceptionally good this year, ac-
cording to the report of Del Case,
field supervisor. Miss Marguerite
Kenney Of Wenatchee is in charge
Of the packing. .-..sE - :
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Beldin and
daughter, Muriel, returned Saturday
from a ten-day vacation trip, visit
ing Mr.. Beldin's uncle, L. j. Beldin
at Ocean Lake, also his brother, Fred
at Portland. ~ E~a= H.. q.
Miss Nina Jean Griffith, nurse at
Medical Lake, was guest at the O.
E. Westling home last weekend. '
Mrs. Beth Beyers returned Mon
day morning to her work as stenog-
rapfer with the p. p. & L. company,
after enjoying vacation of two
weeks. $685.. ~. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson, now
of Snohomish visited at the home
of Mr.. Wilson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". C. Wilson last Saturday and
Sunday. On their return home they
were accompanied by their two boys
Teddy and Billy, who have been
spending the summer vacation with
their grandparents, The eldest son,
who has been making his home with
his grandparents, went with them,
will return in time for the opening
of school. h o. - @-:-:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Houtrow drove here
Monday from Ephrata, Mrs. Hou-
trow remaining over as the guest of
Miss Josephine Wrestling, while Mr..
Houtrow went to Oregon for a week.
Ladies Visit in Utah
| Mrs. John Hyer with her. daugh-
tiers, Eileen and Kar1na Dean, with
Bruce Rawlins and La Faun Mel
son, left for Lewiston, Utah We'd
nesday morning, for a visit of two
weeks. Elder Dallace Butler, a re-
cent Ids. Missionary here, accom-
panied them while on his way to Salt
Lake. Clare Hyler, who went to Lew
iston a month ago will return with
Mrs. Hyer and his sisters.
Eldon B. Westerguard, recently
appointed teacher of Vocational
Agriculture of the White Bluffs
high school, left Saturday to attend
a short summer school session at the
State Teachers College of Belling-
ham.
James Pope, district president OF
the Church of Ids, Elder j. w.
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cahoon
and three children, all of Yakima,
and Elder Dallas Butler and Dean
Hicken of Pasco. were guests of the
local Ids. congregation attended
the morning and evening services
here Sunday. A picnic was held on
the shady lawn Of Sunnybrook ranch
now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Al
theus Rawlins and family. Elder