The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-06

Alley" playing at the Roxy theatre
starting Armistice Day. %
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Little Ruth Ann johnson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and oRsrM aby?K
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy johnson
is spending the week in bed because
of bad cold.
Mrs. Milton Libby and son, Allen
accompanied her father, w. T. FL
lott to Portland last weekend. Mrs
Elliott, who has been visiting two
of her daughters, Miss Joyce Elliott
and Mrs. Leger, returned with them
Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Peters of Vancouver
and Mrs. E. Lamoureaux of Mon
treal, Canada, cousins of Mrs. F
H. Lincoln, and Rev. j. G.. Tougas OF
Helena, Montana, brother of Mrs
Lincoln, are visitors at the Lincoln
home this week.
The use of splintS in first .ai6
work was demonstrated at the frs
aid class held in the high SchoO
last Monday night. This class i
being conducted by Byrd Lott Of
Pasco, assisted by Walter Johnson
Next Monday transportation anc
preparedness of accident victim.
will be demonstrated. y: ,-.s T..
The Lodge Of Perfection will NEE
in the Masonic Hall, November Is
instead of Nov. II, because of Ar
mistice Day. The Columbia Lodge
of Perfection of Walla Walla vii
have complete charge of the meet.
ing. Rev. Geo. Schofield of Walls
Walla. will be the speaker for ths
evening. =
Mrs. E. S. Black, MRS. Larry Oil
yer, Mrs. Odes Sloan and Mrs.
johnson were hosteSSeS to IS,
dessert bridge luncheon at the E
S. Black home last Friday after
moon. Honors were held by Mrs. II
Beste, Mrs. Ralph Reed and Mrs
| White. .s. r.. -....-...
| A pageant, GAS the Seasons Pass
is being prepared by the pupils II
| the elementary school to be givel
on Nov. Is in the high school audi
toriurn This is to be open to al
and there will be no admission
charge. Parents and friends an
urged to keep this date open. Tn
program will. be announced more II
detail next week. r.. ). d.
The local firemen and thei
wives and friends enjoyed their an
nual Halloween party last Thurs
day night at the home Of Mr. an,
MRS. Roy Stafford Three tables o
pinochle were in play during tn
evening, after which refreshment
| were served. Honors were held b
Mrs. Manley Gest, Carol Pratt an
Mrs. Gladys Williams.
i Word has been received from Mr..
Hoyt, a former resident of Kenne
Il wick, who now lives in Oak Parl
Ill, that she is recovering from /
fall in which she fractured he
knee. She also said that Howar
was in the 18th Cavalry, but at tn
present time he is attending an 8
weeks school in mechanical main
terlance work for the army in S
Lewis. r
Lauren Smith received the frs
4 degree at the regular meeting of tn
| I.OO.F. Lodge last Tuesday eve
ming. The election of officers fo
the next term resulted in the cleo
ton of Kessler Campbell, Nobl
Grand; Harry Davis, Vice Grand
E. A. Silliman, reelected Secretary
O. A. Fisher, reelected Treasurer
Roy Larki1, trustee. Next Monda
night Lauren Smith will receive tn
second degree. -.
The Annual Fruit Gathering TIE
of the Eastern Star will be held o
Wednesday, November IL at til
home of Mrs. E. J. Brand with Mr.
Geo. Reid and Mrs. Harry Cochra
assisting. This fruit is to be ser
to the Masonic and Eastern Ste
Home in Zenith, Washington. ANY
one who would like to give fruit an
has no way to bring it in, is aske
to notify Mrs. Brand and some or
will call for the jars.
The Junior Auxiliary of the An
erican Legion met at the home
the Auxiliary president, Mrs. Ma
garet OHearn at o'clock Nov.
The following officers were electet
president, Betty Jean Rutherfort
first vice president, Donna Billing
ley; second vice president, Pats
Sonnenburg; historian, Janet M.
son; chaplain, ASel Ann Purdy; SCI
rotary Patty Ann We
Patten. A national defense plate W;
ordered. Refreshments were serve
at the close of the meeting. n
next meeting will be at the hon
of Mrs. Ruth Simmelink and w
be the installation of officers.