The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hulet and
Daphne spent Sunday with the Rev.
E. Beutler family at Athena. 1t is
reported that Rev. Mr.. Beutler has
resigned his charge at Athena and
will go East.
Mrs. O. O. Pense, mother of Mrs.
M. w. Stevens, spent Sunday and
Monday at the Stevens home. She
lives at Cheney. The Stevens have
moved into the DR.. Wegner home on
Avenue A.
Lowell Higley returned Saturday
from two weeks spent in Ferndale
and Seattle. He was accompanied
from Seattle by Mrs. r. Gowing and
small daughter, Mary Ellen, who had
been visiting there.
Rev. Mr.. Salter and wife and
mother from Armour, S. D. were re-
cent callers at the Baptist parson-
age. Armour Community church
was former charge of Mr.. Holden,
and of that church MIR. Salter is now
pastor.
In a telegram received from Reno,
Nevada, the marriage of Miss Alice
| Armstrong was announced to Will
liam CHILDBIRTH of Medford, Oregon.
The couple will make their home in
Medford. Miss Armstrong is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Armstrong. -...~ p. r..
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Schmotzer Of
Portland returned home Thursday
after a Swo-day visit with Mrs.
Schneider parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. o. Humphrey. Their son, Jimmy
who has been visiting his grand
parents the past month, returned
with his parents.
A picnic nonoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Watts of East Kennewick on
their sixty-fourth wedding ami
versary was held August II in the
| city park. Those attending were
their sons, Ed and family and G. A.
and family, their daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Ruby and their granddaughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Crockford
| and son, Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Vallee of Norfolk,
Virginia, who have been visiting the
| last few days with Mrs. Vallee's SIS
ter, Mrs. Harry Linn, left recently
for New York. Mr.. Vallee is with
the navy as Chief Boatswain Mate.
In New York he will operate out OF
the harbors on mine sweeper.
While here they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Lee. Lee and Vallee were
both ON duty on the u. S. S. Barry.
Mrs. Glenna Nelson and small
daughter, Shirley, returned Sunday
from their summer vacation on the
coast. They visited the Joe Russell
family in Portland, Guy Kratzers in
Paradise. California and Mrs. Mel
sons brother, Leonard and family
in Junction City, and friends In Cor
wallis. Mrs. Nelson states she had
wonderful time, nevertheless 1t
felt good to be back home.
Mrs. j. William Smith, Clyde Hlg-
lev. Jr. and Jerry Boyer returned
last week from a visit in Spokane.
]. William Smith, who has been at
tending a convention in San Fran
cisco, returned Tuesday. He and
Mrs. Smith accompanied Mrs. Cecil
Boyer of Los Angeles, who has been
visiting relatives here for the past
few weeks, left for their home where
Mrs. Boyer will make a short visit
before going on to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G. Gall
entertained with a dinner party
Tuesday evening honoring Miss
Berry Putckett of Walla Walla, fl
ancee of Mrs. Calls nephew, Rich
ard Roy MacLean of Boise, Idaho.
They, are to be married in Seattle
| sunday at the Church of Epichany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold. Wittemore
and Gene left Saturday morning for
Standpoint, Idaho to visit with Mrs.
Whittemore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bartlett. They returned
Sunday evening, accompanied by
Mrs. G.. Whittemore and Maxine.
Gene stayed with his grandparents
for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Nelson, who has been with
her son Harold, injured recently in
a plane crash, returned this week
to Kennewick and is staying with
Mrs. Carnaham. She plans to
leave the last Of the, week to be
with Harold who is convalescing
very nicely. and will be brought to