The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-12-18
Little STORIES OF THE WEEK

Kings of Kings" This will be our
: program Sunday evening, December
Il. These pictures will be shown
! by protector and lecture given by
Elder G. A. Morrison of the Ids.
church. The time is 7:3O pm, and
the place, the@I. o. o. F.. hall, over
the Washington Hardware at Ken
neWlck. Everyone welcome. We ask
no donations. =
| Mrs. Ray zNormile entertained
with a dessert luncheon today in
honor of Mrs. Lester Petersen, who
is here from California visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Anon.
The Christmas decorations were
used. Two tables of bridge were in
| play during the afternoon. Mrs.
Petersen received the high score as
well as the guest prize. Mrs. Howard
Hlnkley received the travelling prize.
MIR. and Mrs w. G. ONeil were
called to Seattle by the death of
MIR. O'Neil's mother last week. They
returned to Kennewick last Sunday.
| Word has been received here by
relatives OF the death of Dave Gibbs,
a former resident of Kennewick, who
has lived in Seattle for several years.
The funeral will be held in Seattle
Saturday and the body will be sent
to Iowa for burial.
| The sewing club held a Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs. John
Neuman Wednesday night. The
evening was spent in the usual
manner. The members enjoged
an exchange of gifts. Refreshments
We're served at the close of the eve
ming.
The Current Events Department
OF the Woman's club will hold the
annual Christmas party at the home
OF Mrs. Hodgson Friday, December
18th. "A special program will be en-
Joyed by the members and guests. As
this is guest day" each member is
privileged to invite friend.
The dancing club enjoyed a party
In the banquet room of the Arrow
Grill last Monday night. The room
was decorated in keeping with the
ChrlstmaS season. The hostesses
were MIR. and Mrs. George Cloud,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Yedica and
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Richmond:
Inc girls who have been living at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Meyers for some time entertained
them with a dinner at the Pasco
motel last Sunday. The guests of
honor were presented with a Gift,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer left for their
new home in Seattle this week.
/ Mrs. r. E. Reed entertained the
Entire Nous club at the Arrow Grill
Tor luncheon last Tuesday. Later
the members met at the Reed home
and played bridge. High score was
held by Mrs. Guy Helm and second
high by Mrs Wayne Houston. Mrs,
George Peters was guest of the
club. ,sass. .-z-#..
The L. z. Scott, Frank Maupin
and Urban Keolker families will
leave Saturday for Sunnyside for a
Christmas party with their old Ken
neWick friends, the Cecil ludlow
family. This group has continued
this pleasant custom of having q
CHRISTMAS party together for quite
few years.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Mouncey
drove to Kennewick from Seattle on
wednesday. They visited Mrs
Mouncey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Hoadley Wednesday night. On
Thursday morning they left for Sc
attic, accompanied by the Hoadleys
who will make a stay of several
weeks on the coast.
The NissaH camp fire girls are
having a Christmas party tonight
| Thursday at the home of Norma
Smaley. The hostesses are the men,
bers Of the losing team in the quilt
contest. The group was divided
into two teams with Esther Bein-
hart and Mary Ellen Dickinson as
leaders. Each team was given hall
of the quilt pieces needed to make
a quilt. The team finishing their
half first was to he entertained by
the slower group. Mary Ellen Dick
inson's team won. Mrs. Bert Will
son is guardian for the Nissagi
| group.
| The first degree was conferred
upon Marvin Slerkoen at the regular
Monday evening meeting of the /
O. o. F. Refreshments were served
after the degree work Two teams
were chosen by Noble Grand Archie
Bishop and vice grand Kessler
Campbell for the baseball series. Mr.
CampbelPs team won the first game
with score of to 2. Losers of the
three game series is to furnish a feed
in January. Next Monday evening
Odd F'ellowh and RebekahS and their
families will have their annual
Christmas party at the Odd Fellow
hall. All members and families are
invited.
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