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Sc EFECTUo Ell FNTIERRO
DE LOU GEHRIG

New York, JUNO 5.-Hom-
bre sencillo era, modesto STEM
pre-, y asi fua su entierro. Lou
Gehrig, Ell "Csballo de Hero"
de la pelota, desoansa en- ell Sc
no de la madre TERRA y a sus fu-
nerales solo asistieron unas Glen
personals. Antes del sepelio, en-
la Iglesia Episcopal de Cristo, a
una cuadra de su casa, en- ell
Bronx, tuvo lugar una breve ce-
remonia religiosa. No Ihubo
mdsica, nj escolta de policia, nj
discursos de despedida.
Muchas flores Sc colocaron So
Ibre la tumfba de Columbia
Lou, que tonic parte en- 2,130
Idesafios consecUtivos, en- la Lii
ga Americana.
Entire los que lie despidieron
Sc hallaba VIM. Harridge, pre-
sidente de a Liga Americana ;
Ford Frick, p~residente de la Ii
ga Nacional; Leslie NJ. O'Con-
nor, secretario del Comisionado
Lands; Edward G. Barrow, pre-
sidente de los Yankees; William
Terry y Edward Brannick, por
los Gigantes; Eddie Collins, ad-
ministrador general de los Me-
dias Rojas; George Rupert, vi
cepresidente de los Yankees (;
Joe Mccarthy, director de los
Yankees; Bill Dickey; Bill Ro-
binson, ell bailarin; John Kie-
ran, John G.. Maher y otras per-
sonaidades.
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taba un diluvio de familias aris-
tocraticas.
Estaba muy bien. Canada mu
cho dinero.
Su fama, su PRESTIGE, aumen-
tando dia por dia, iba a CONVEX
tirle, 81 no 10 era va, en- uno de
los medicos mas famoSos de Ma
drid.
NADIA lie faltaba.
Con dinero abundante, rodea-
do de prestigioS y de comodida-
des, las aventuras faciles de mu
jeres no faltaban, claro es, en-
su existencia de soltero rico y de
hombre chic.
T.. The aqui que, de pronto,
ell fLtrt comenzado entire bromas
y sorbitos de te con esta linda
marquesita, Sc empez6 a CONVEX
tir en- su alma en- una passion
fuerte, primero, terrible des-
pueS, inSanA, rabioSa, al fin,
con 81 stractvo irreG&ihas Dc
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now finding great favor
among women .ss

tan a la mujer chic; guapos los
dos, ademas, con una belleza ex-
traha, varonil y ex6tica ell me-
dico, y Agueda con aquella her.
mosura ~deslumbradora que va
la conocemos-belleza misterio-
sa de Tanagra, encanto de gita-
ma o de hija del pueblo de Ma
poles, ojos de andaluza, negros,
e~nigmaticos, enormes, subraya-
dos por grandes ojeras pecado-
res, iban hacienda genie, CO.
mo dice la grafica expression del
vulgo.
4 JESUS, que mujer mas qua
pal
-lDios milo, que mujer mas
linda!
i Has visto?... lQue elegan-
ties!
-ioh, que elegantes, ST!
Estas eran las exclamaciones
que Sc oian a cada instante, al
paso de la elegantisima pareja.
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ramblas, y luego por Fernando.
QuiSiera cOmprarme otra oscar
celia.
d 0tro bolsillo?
ST.
|iAh, muy bien! 70 tie 10 re-
gallo.
Comenzaron a bajar ell Paseo
oe Gracia, en- direction a la Pla-
"a de Catalina.
otamendi iba un tanto cris-
pado.
Nc es que nj 81 nj Agueda tu-
vleran en- Barcelona grandes re
!aeion'E pero Madrid Y BARGE
iona estan demasiado estrecha-
mente unidOs por mil y mil in
'ereses' para no temer que. en-
ell mOmento en- que menos Sc 10
esperasen, surgiera por estas
Gales por este hummelshine,
paSeo, un conocido cualuuiera
De uno de ellos... ly dieran un
eapeetaculo amentableI
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so no, ESQ MOL.
La mujer, en- un impulse de
celos, Sc cogio al brazo de Ota-
mendi, y lie envolvi6 en- una mi
rada de inmensa passion, que hi
20 relucir como ascuas sus ojos
negros de gitana de Napoles.
-iTonta la acarici6 ell doc
tor, apretandola los dedos de
una mano, a traves del guante.
La genie Sc volvia para mi
rar aquella pareja arrogantisi-
ma.
Altos los dos, delgadoS los dos,
con csc aire uncomfortable de las
gentes del gran mundo, educa-
das en- todos los sports, que dan
a sus memories mOvimientos una
gracia, una soltura y una agili-
dad inconfundibles; vestidos los
dos con elegancia impecable, y
luciendo la mujer joyas valiosi-
simas, a mas de esos mil peque-
nos detalles que revelan y della
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ST; Agueda Cenci triunfaba.
Triunfaba con Ell triunfo facil,
un tanto canalla Y ostentoso de
las gentes ricas de hoy.
va 10 dijo Benavente: "lEsas
mujeres que Sc proponen hGcer
el papel..., 10 hacen como Sc hace
ell papel, despues de TODD, a fuer
"a de trapos."
Pero habia que rendirse a la
evidencia era Agueda una mu-
jer elegantisima, guapfsima,
mas guapa Y elegante que min
guna otra de las muchas senoras
v sehoritas que circulaban por
ell aristocratico paseo.
-SD6nde Quieres que vaya-
mos, Ole?-pregunt6 la Cenci,
sonriendo con su divina sonrisa
al hombre amado.
-iDonde quieras l-contest6
el doctor. Guia til.
-Pues bajemos para abajo.
Tremos a dar una vuelts por Jas
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importante ciudad de la costa
del Atlantico, Jimmy Bowden.
Bien cuidado por los hernia
nos Leto y altamante considera-
do por ell coronel Hesterley, Co
esta en- canine de la primera di-
vision de gu categoria, 81 no Sc
apresura y no pierde su fortale
"a de puhos y su valentfa.
Leto cuida a Gomez con Ell ma
yor esmero y a este Sc debe en-
gran parte ell exito DEF sencillo
Y correcto muohacho.
De haber caido Gomez en- las
manos de individuos sin escrI-
pulos, va a estas horas no seria
otra cosa que un guinapo huma-
no.
Leto, Ell director, y ell coronel
Hesterley, como jefe y amigo, lie
ayudan a~ctualmente, como 10 hi
cieran en- ell pasado, y lie condu-
cen en- direction de la cumbre.
S. Gomez -.gue como va, bien
dirigido Y bien entrenado, lie
CARA a la primera division y qui
"a mas tarde al campeonato.
La pelea de mahana sera una
nueva prueba para Tommy, por
cuanto cOmbatira fuera de su
Pero 81 es valiente en- todas
parties y ash 10 probara.
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Fonetin No. 81
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
La Gaceta

Agueda Sc hizo humilde, CO.
mo una gatita, miranda a Ole
carlo con ojos de Gacela herida.
|Que ~tonteria L.. IDe DON
de te sacas TODD ESQ?
DE que aver mismo me ha-
blabas de 10 conveniente que Sc
RIA que volviesemos a Madrid.
ESQ es verdad. Dada Ia
campanada, no creo que tn ma
rido quiera llevar las cosas por
10 tragico.
-iNo es por mi marido, al
ma mia Els por NIL, es por ii,
sobre todol TIL sabes que en- Ma
drid hay mas de una mujer que
me disputaria tn cariAo,.. ~ e
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OEPORTES
LOS BROWNS" THEME UN
NUEVO DIRECTOR

San Luis, JUNO Sci presi-
dente Don Barnes, de los
Browns" de San Luis, di6 a.
noche la noticia de que Fred
Haney habia sido reemplazado
como director y en- su lugar nom
brado Luke Sewell, ell coach de
los Indios. Sewell tomara hoy
possession. Firm6 un contrato por
ell resto de Ia temporada y por
ell ano venidero.
La noticia del Gambia produ-
jo sorpresa, por cuanto no Sc a.
guardaba hasta finalizar ell ano.
Los Browns salieron del sofa
no, entregandoselo a los Sena-
dores.
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Atacaron los Browns en- el
s6ptimo, cuando tenian tres ca
rreras, e hicieron cuatro carre-
ras mas, ganando ell desafio. LIE
dieron la base a Joe Grace y sc
llenaron las bases. Johnny Be-
rardino dispar6 un tribey y las
bases quddaron limpias. Jim
Bloodworth peg6 un quadrangle
lar por los Senadores, en- ell sex
to. Estalella fue mandado a ba-
tear de emergencia y peg6 IN
"jilote".
Washington 4c, Oh, De; San
Luis 7c. 8h, De.
Sigue afirmandose que ell vie
10 Griffith Sc propone guitar a
su jerno, Bucky Harris, la di-
recci6n de la novena.
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Ell doctor, en- una palabra, a.
som5randOse del cinism ode esta
mujer, comenzaba a lamentar-
Sc de la aventura.
Sc arrepentia de haber sido
debil.
va en- los dias anteriores.
vlendo con que impudicia la Cen
ei solo guerra mostrarse en- pi-
blico con Ell, en- todas parties, lie
go a preguntarse con augusta
81 no habia dado un paso en- ell
vacio.
iAh, las mujeres L..
An, Ell amor de una mujer
hermosa y malal.. h..
jAd6nde no puede conducir-
nos?
Olegario, bajando ahora ell
.paseo junto a Agueda, recorda-
ba sus dias y su vida de Madrid.
Ei era en- la corte una espe-
Gle de doctor de mOda, que visi.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Blancas celebra-
ron aver ell "Dfa de Connie
Mack, en- sus terrenos, pero
derrotaron a los Atl6ticos, con
anotaci6n de 6 por l.
Lee fu6 Ell pitcher vencedor y
McCrabb ell uerrotado.
resenciaron ell juego mas de
$4,000 personals. LIE fueron en-
tregados a Mack un reloj y una
plaza de orc.
Filadelfia lie, Oh, 2e; Chicago
&c, 10h, De.
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LA direction de la novena Gu
bana utilizara ell domingo a Pu-
lido?
Manuel Fernandez, ell Gale
90, nos dijo en- la mahana de
hoy, frente al establecimiento
de Alfredo, q. la direction ma
da habia resuelto aGn.
Pero 81 Pulido esta en- buena
forma, como a~costumbra, es ca
81 SECURE que Sc lie mandara a la
"lomita".
Ell ano pasado ell apellido Pr
lido era sin6nimo de victoria.
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POSTCION DE LAS MOVE
MAS EN- LA LIGA MAGIC
NAL

He aqui la posici6n de los
teams en- la Liga Nacional :
Brooklyn, 80 ganados Y 1S per-
didos, promedio de I'll; San
Luis, 80 ganados y IA perdidos,
promedio de 696; New York, %
ganados y 10 perdidos, prone
dio, de 537; Cincinnati, 81 ga
nados y % perdidos, promedio
de Asst. 0cupan la segunda divi-
sion, Chicago, con 452 puntos de
p~romedio; Pittsburgh, 405; Bos
ton, 975 " Filadelfia, 326.
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ST de gratis van pocas, CO.
brandoles iran menos. La mu-
ier, en- la pelota, es un factor de
orden, gracia y belleza.
En- las grandes ligas hay dfas
deIicados a las mujeres, en- los
cuales entran sin pagan.
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LIGA NACIONAL

Solo .Se verified un desafio.
Los Cardenales fueron batidoS
por los Braves de Boston y pa
saron al segundo lugar. John
son, un recluta, lanz6 por la no
vena vencedora. lie pegaron
nueve hits; pero solo pudieron
hacerle dos carreras. Gumbert
cargo con la derrota.
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Comparativamente los ;ngre-
SOS de Ia Liga Intersocial son
memories que los del ahO pasado;
pero 81 la novena del Cdrcuo
dlscute Ell campeonato, ell rendi-
miento final sera muy satisfac-
tOrio,
La attraction mayor, en- GUAM
to a taquilla, es Ell Circulo Cuba
no. Van despues, en- orden, Cen
tro Asturiano, Unione Italiana
Y Caballercs Leales,
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GOMEZ PElEARA
MANANA CON JIMMY BOW
DEN

Manana viernes, en- Jackson
Vile, ell soldado tampeho Tom
my Gomez, destacado en- ell Cam
pamento Blanding, Sc batira con
.un veterano muy popular en- la
La gaceta., 1941-06-05

Para pintar lnejor su
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. P, yendida exclu.
sivamente por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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Pasaron al primer los Dod-
gers de Brooklyn.
San Luis &c, On, Sc; Boston
DC, 11h, lie.
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Con eI bate, la Mascota y los EspejueIOs
(Por Fir. . Cuarta)

Pulido, 81 pitcher, es una va
liosa adquisici6n. Ell aho pasado
prCb6 que es I'm lanzador anna
teur de primera fila.
Dicen que Sc habia ofrecido a
las cuatro novenas, por medic
de cartas, pero los cubanos le
engGncharon.
Mudhos exitos deseamos al
correcto muchadho.
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GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend. or
a business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precaution to see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After an, moth.
ing is SO inexcusable and so offensive as q
neglected case Of halitosis bad breath. Re
fore your next date or business appointment.
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
Bweeter, purer, less likely to offend. Most
cases OF h~alitosis, say some authorities, are
Que to the fermentation Of tiny food particles
IN the mouth, although some cases may be
due to systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, Listerine Antiseptic works
wonders because It first hAlts the fermenta-
ton and then overcomes the odors II causes.
Don't forget to use It. It's the first aid Of
thousands Of popular and successful people,
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make Your Breath Swsster
La gaceta., 1941-06-05

Cobrarle a las mujeres, ami
go, seria una equivocaci6n.
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Son Wires Mother Her
Mothers Day Greeting

HIGHLANDS-Mrs. Henry Lie
bel received on Sunday morning
greetings for Mothers Day by, wire
from her son Lester in Seattle, who
as a sophomore went from w. S. c.
to the University of Washington,
taking third place in the. mile run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torrance Taylor,
Mrs. d. E. Taylor, daughter Shir-
ley and Mrs. Taylor's daughter. Mrs.
@. E. West and daughter, Irella,
who are visiting here from Ne
braska motored to Sacajawea Sum
day, where they spent the after
noon picnicking. ~.
Mrs Clarence Sonderman will en-
terrain the Highland Sewing Club
at her home next Tuesday, May 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Watkins and
family and Mr.. and Mrs w. j.. Pres
ton were Sunday evening guests at
the r. H. Smalley home.
Miss Pat Higley of Kennewick was
a weekend guest of the Misses Opal
and Rosemary Watkins.
Mrs. Harry Higley and Mrs. Jewel
Slaybaugh entertained with a
Mothers Day dinner at the Harry
Higley home on Sunday. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Meyer, Mrs. Emma Higley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jewel SlaybaJgh and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Higley and
family. =. - -, ..~
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Triple Ann iversaries
Are Celebrated Sunday

HIGHLANDS-Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Preston and sons, Junior and
Billy, Calvin Liebel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Purdy, daughter, Acel Ann,
and Mrs. Purdy,s father, Mr. Han
nah, picnicked at Sacajawea Tues
day evening, the occasion being Mrs.
Preston's, her son, Juniors, and Mrs.
Purdy's birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Bruce Mclean and small
daughter returned home last Satur-
day evening from a months vaca-
ton spent with relatives in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Boutelle and
son, Billy and house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Blair and family of Kah-
lotus, picnicked at Sacajawea Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Knight return
ed to Kent Sunday evening after
spending the weekend with their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Bert Perkins
and Mr. and Mrs. W." Knight.
A family dinnr enjoyed on
Sunday at t, IS. Bertha
Simsen, laid for
Mr.. ann WIN of
Yakima. Nc
Lean and Art
Simsen and ID Mrs.
Bertha SimSe:
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/, Mrs. p. M. Van Slyck and son,
Earle, returned Sunday from a week
end trip to Spokane.
Kiona- Attention grange members at
tending the Pomona grange meeting
Saturday afternoon in Horse Heaven
were Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Hartman,
Mrs. Mary Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Morgan, Mrs. Ed Jacobson.
Mrs. Rolf Anderson, Mrs. John Bur
liSs and Harry Fleming. Several
more members went up for the eve
ming session.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. DeGood were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. De
Good in Yakima.
As a memorial to the late Mrs. A.
L. Henson, a charter member, the
Highland Ladies Club donated a
silk chiffonese funeral curtain to
the Community Methodist church.
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X. III. S. Office Girls Are
HOnOred by Miss ReymOre

HIGHLANDS - Miss Margaret
Reymore, high school office secre-
tary, entertained the girls of her
office staff for the year of 1941, with
a dinner at the Hotel PaSco Coffee
Shop and followed it with the
atre party.
Collins Jones of Fort Lewis was
a weekend guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Jones and fam
lily. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McClendon Of
Richland were Sunday guests of
Mrs. McClendon's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L. Kippes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Carpenter and
baby daughter were Sunday guests
at the c. A. Carpenter home in the
Garden Tracts.
. Bert Molinder, who has made his
home around Kennewick, left on
Tuesday for California. Molinder
is a brother of Mrs. Art Carpenter.
/ Robert Sonderman of Spokane
came home over the weekend to
spend Mothers Day with his moth
er, Mrs. Clarence Sonderman and
family.
Little Darlene Sonderman, twin
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sonderman, was brought home on
Sunday from the Pasco hospital.
Miss Lucille Withers left on Sat-
urday for her home at Zenith,
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Highlanders Purchase
Swayze Home Recently

HIGHLANDS and Mrs. Dave
Lewis sold their place on the High
lands last week to Mr.. and Mrs. G
H. Wooley and family, who took
possession Sunday. The Wooley's
have been employed by r. w. Woods
and are formerly from Texas. The
Lewises moved to the Jack Swayze
home in Kennewick, which they re-
Gently purchased.
Miss Florence Oliver was an over
night guest Sunday night of Mrs
Pearl Knodel at the H. w. Withers
home.
Allen Flowers of Sunnyside &C
companied by Torrance Taylor
were Hermiston visitors last Fri
day.
Miss Betty Jean Rutherford, who
makes her home at the l.. Minton
home, spent the weekend with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Story.
Mrs. st. Laurent attended Ma
tional Council of Catholic men and
women, in Walla Walla last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Shaughnessy
of Seattle have been visiting at the
Appenzellar home on the Highlands
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Knight and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knight of Kent,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Knights parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Perkins and family. .->..
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hales of
Pasco were callers at the w. S.
Green home Tuesday evening.
Bob Taylor accompanied a group
of young people to Walla Walla on
Sunday, where they spent the day
MIR. and Mrs. Murray Brown and
daughter of Yakima were guests
Sunday of Mrs. Browns mother,
Mrs. Bertha Sinsen.
Mrs. Paul Pasche and small son
spent Friday visiting her mother,
Mrs. Fred Smeltzer at Finley.
Miss Jane Nagley returned Sun
day evening to Wenatchee after
spending the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nagley.
MIR. and Mrs Grin Beinhart en-
tertained at dinner Sunday eve
ming, honoring Mrs. Wallace Pres
ton and Willard Campbell on their
anniversary. Covers were
laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hatley of Ana
cortes, are expected to arrive this
for a few days visit at
the w. L. Foraker home.
Wayne CARRIER returned to Sc
attic Sunday evening after spend
ing the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin CARRIER.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Boutelle and
son, Billy, motored to Kahlotus on
Wednesday evening and had dinner
With their daughter, Mrs. Dave Blair
and family.
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June Bride HOnOred
With Bridal Shower

BENTON CITY-MrS. M. w. Roor
and Argus Hughes entertained on
Thursday evening at bridal shower
for Miss Evelyn Moore at the Roor
home. Miss Moore, who has been on
the faculty of the Kiona Benton
high school for two years will be
married June l to Harvey o. Mag
nusson at the Moore home in We
natchee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Work and
daughter, Vivian Kethum of Grand
view and Mrs. c. A. Hartman of The
Dal!es visited Sunday afternoon with
the Hartman families.
Mrs. Harry Kendall won first prize
in the county on her dollar house
dress and will enter the state con-
test at the state grange convention
at Ellensburg in June.
Mrs. w. P. Sutten Mrs. Ma, rgaret
Chitwood and Miss Evelyn Moore
accompanied the high school girls
club to Walla Walla Saturday, where
they spent the day. They made the
trip in the school bus with William
Lund as driver.
MIR. and Mrs. I. M. Hartman en-
tertained at a Mothers Day dinner
honoring their mothers, Mrs. Alice
Hartman and Mrs. Mary w. Scott.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollo Clark and daughters, Virginia
and Barbara of Toppenish, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Johnson and sons, Ken
meth and Wayne of Harrah. Miss
Esther Hartman of Longview, Miss
Margaret Hartman of Ellensburg,
Miss June Morgan of Seattle, Glen
Hartman of Outlook and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hartman. E..
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MuldrOw Ordered to
Anchorage Army Post

BENTON CITY-Mr. and Mrs.
w. G. Muldrow of Kennewick, for
mer Benton City residents, were
Wednesday visitors here. Muldrow
has received orders to report at Sc
attic within the next few days and
will leave for Alaska, where he will
work with the u. S. Army Engin-
GERS. His headquarters will be An
chorage. Mrs. Muldrow will remain
in Seattle until suitable living
quarters can be secured.
Mrs. Melvin Moore is staying in
Kennewick this week to be near
her mother-in-law, Mrs. w. G.
Moore, who is seriously i'll at the
PaSco hospital. Little Neva Moore
is staying with her aunt, Mrs. NAL
colin Kerr.
Mrs M. w. Roop returned Tues
day from Portland, where she visit
ed since Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Appelman.
Walter Hartman had charge of
the program at the Community
club meeting Monday evening and
several sound films were shown by
the Pacific Power & Light Co. For
the May 26 meeting Harry Fleming
is arranging to have a speaker from
the AAA office at Pullman speak on
the AAA program and its effect on
agriculture.
Mrs. Horace Dimmick and Mrs.
Harry Kendall visited Monday aft
ernoon at the Dennis Henson home
in Horse Heaven. Mrs. Henson is
recovering from a tonsillectomy she
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. /. M. Hartman were
in Yakima Tuesday to visit their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dean Hart
man of Elma at the st. Elizabeth,s
hospital and to make the acquaint-
ance of their new grandson, Jeffrey
Dean Hartman. a@ ~ @
Argus Hughes returned Tuesday
from Vancouver, where he went on
to visit his brother, George
Hughes and to attend a family re-
union. - -. ~ ,:-- .. So. Il. .--a
Mrs. Bart Gayman underwent an
appendectomy Tuesday morning at
the Pasco hospital Mrs. Gayman's
Mrs. Almira Mosley of Pros
ser, came Monday evening to stay
a few days at the Gayman home.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Bennett
and family of Hermiston, Oregon
have moved into the Mrs. Rose WAL
dron house. Bennett will be en-
ployed at farm work. He is a for
mer pastor of the local Pilgrim Holt
ness church. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hedger of
Spokane came Wednesday to be with
Hedger's mother, Mrs. F. S. Hedger,
who is i'll.
MIR. and Mrs. G. E. Morgan and
granddaughters, Cora Jean and
Barbara Morgan visited Tuesday
with Mrs. Morgan,s mother, Mrs.
George Chase and her sister, Mrs.
Fred Russell at Grandview.
The high schol boys club left
early Saturday morning for Seat
lie on a two-day sightseeing tour.
5upt M. w Roop, j. Harold String
sr and Gordon Rolph drove cars. |
The group visited the several places
Of interest and returned home on
Sunday evening. /
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-05-15

Washington after spendinging ten
days at the H. w. Withers home.
Mrs. Pearl Knodel accompanied her
on the trip, returning home Sat
urday evening" it,.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEW CORNER, COMMERCIAL REPAIR
garage location, main highway Arlington.
CH. 0OOl.
BUSINESS SPACE. NEAR 10th AND G.
noors. B sides open. suitable for ofices,
assurances, lawyers and architects, letter
IA. 7763
Evening star., 1941-12-14
1900 ACRES
NEAR WASHINGTON,

N HISTORIC FAIRFAX CO VA
This property is clear OF debt and is
ideally located ard suited for subdivision,
game preserve or country estate. II lies in
one complete body. with Z miles Of State
road frontage OF which some is hard sur
his land over hard roads City eiectricity
and school buses available In white neigh
borhood. This land is covered with beauti-
ful trees. hills. valleys. springs, streams
gravel pits. stone auarries and has a large
creek on II. We can enlarge this tract con-
sidersbly II desired Price, S75 per acre
as whole; one-fourth cash. balance over
a long period of years. No agents, traders
or option seekers need apply See MASON
HIRST, Annandale. Va. az the end of CO.
lumbia pike. Phone Alexandra 5S12, Ad-
dress. Alexandria, Va, Box 345, Route ,.
ONCE closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1941-12-14
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTD-JoT ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
on or near beach, south of Chesapeake
Beach preferred Box 1S4B. S'ar. IA
house, State roads. power line available,
GOOD neighoornooo: $1,000. LEONARD
SNIDER. La Plata. Nd
SMALL ESTATE NEAR ANNAPOLIS. ND
- cottages, ] heated with recreation Tm.
boathouse, Scar gar. beautiful Handicapped
grounds; mostly furnished. lncluolng @ z
kitchen. good rental property Owner S
death makes low price of 5000. terms.
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
nl5 10th ST VI Ma SOQ5