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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Destiny Auxiliary TO Have
Late Supper Tuesday

Following the regular social
meeting of Destiny Auxiliary No.
13. B'nai Birth. on Tuesday eve
ming. a late supper will be served
10 all members an dtheir friends
who attend. The meeting In TO be
held in the vestry rooms OF the
Talmud Torah synagogue at s:i5
o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Miss Lambert
Is Honored
Plans Announced for Rites
On December y

-
Honorinr Miss Gretchen FL
ison Lambert. who Is 10
marry Louis T. McCahs. IT,.
Dec. n. . surprise miseel-
laneons shower vas given re-
Gently hy the Misses Eleine
and Ruth Marie Greeley Al the
home OF Mrs. NJ. ]. Martin Of
Puyallup. Pastel antique china
eenterpicce with pink and
white ehryssnthemums were
used in decoration. The white
table was conferred with deli
cate pink tapers.
Miss Lambert announced her
wedding plans FOR Dec. II At The
shower. The wedding h 10 Ne held
~ the home Of her parents. MI
and Mrs. Ray ~ Ellison 81 Taco
ma, with Miss Ruth Marie Greeley
a. the maid 81 honor. Mr. Mccshss
attendant 10 Mr.. Chef Palmer Of
Puysllup.
Games were played during the
evening honors going 10 Ars. Chef
Palmer. Mrs. Lawrence Hsnlin and
Mrs. Kari Andrisrk The main
evrnt 81 the evening was . scrap
book for the bride being made by
the guests Al the close Of the
evening q buffet supper with Mrs
Lawrence Hanlin and Mrs. Karl
Andrisek pouring.
Other guests were Mesdsm~s
/. T. Mccshe. sr., Ray u. Ellison.
Ray Ellison. Jr.. Morris Rshstcff.
Karl Andriseh. Stella Ellison. Mar
ioris Martin. yinton Greeley. Ger
aid Greeley; Misses Jeanne Me-
cabe. Alice Ellison. Elelne Greeley.
Ruth Marie Greeley.
Another shower WAS given
earlier for the brid~-elect by Mrs
bus Mccilton in Tacoma. A buffet
supper was served late in the eve
ming. Afterwards. the hride-to-be
was presented with sifts for her
new home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Ewes Sore? Tired ?

Here's prompt relief. Bath. EYES With
Lsvoptik Burning Inflammation. sore
ness. tired feeling itching from local
irrit.fions all relieved Also coois,
soothss refrssheE- No harmful drugs
r. years s1eosss- Get Lsvopfik today.
Eye-cgp incluce1) All druggista
Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
R. R. Maifisons Tour
California

Mr.. and Mrs n. n. Mattison are
touring California. especially the
coastal cities. and are now In
Santa Barbara. where they are
guests at Ei Encsnto hotel and
where they enjoyed tho Thanks
giving holiday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Asbury Methodist Women
To Hold Annual Dinner

Ladies Of Asbury Meth dist
church will hold their annual tur-
key dinner Nov. n In the South
Tacoma Masonic temple. ssth and
So. Tacoma way. Dinner viii be
served from four in the afternoon
until seven in the evening
Mrs. Clara Hslseth. president Of
the Ladies society. - serving a.
general chairman Of the annual sf-
fair. and Mrs. Glenn Reeves has
charge Of the ticket sale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Change Meeting Place

Instead Of their usual meeting
place members Of the Tacoma and
Pierce County League Of Garden
clubs Will meet in the J. o. o. y.
Hall Friday afternoon Al ] O'Clock
Al 80 Mrs. l. Huston Rouse Of
Seattle. past president Of the state
federation Of garden clubs, viii
give a lesson demonstration Mrs.
=. A. Harris Is the newly elected
prexioent Of the league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Milton Garden Club 10
Meet With hrs. Nish

Milton Garden club will meet al
l:30 O'Clock Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. Joe Nish- Poll call
Will be answered with table deco
rstions appropriate for the Christ
mas table.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
McCarver Presehool TO
Present Dance

McCarver Preschool will present
a program in the McCarver audi
torium at s o'clock, Nov. rs. Pro-
ceeds will be used to buy equip
ment for the McCarver Preschool
play ground. The program will
include a dance review by pupils
Of Reitha Gehri.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Mrs. Gi|tnsr TO Entertain
Club Of pjearfs

Members Of the Club Of Hearts
will meet at 4 o'clock "Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Philip
Giitner. 323 No. I st. Mrs. Robert
Jewell. president. viii preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Miss Ellis TO Entertain
Epsilon Phi kappa

Members of Epsilon Phi Kappa
will meet at 7:45 O'Clock this
Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Mary Evelyn Ellis at De-
Koyen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Thsts Rho. No. 5.
VIII Initiate

Miss Dorothy christksutx. Miss
Dorothy Courisy and Miss Jean
Mccain srs the three new oandl-
dates 10 be initiated into Tacoma
Theta Rho. No. 0. during the clubs
second regular meeting Of the
month 10 be held on Wednesday
evening.
Assisting with ths ceremony,
which will he held in the l. o. O. y.
temple. viii b the Misses Fila
Bartlett. Lorrsins Adams. Evelyn
L. Lsrson. olgis Udovich. Evelyn
johnson. Mildred Wick. Betty Jean
Boyd. JEANNE kssrnes. Grace
Beckiund. Jennie Tudor. Janet
BsFisy and Betty Mcmillan.
During the nesting. the men,
b~rs VIII discuss plans for ths
skating party al Kings Roller
rink Nov. ~. Refreshments will
be served after tbs meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Plumbers AuriIisry 10
Sponsor Dance

The Ladies' auxiliary 10 the
Plumbers and stesmfittsrs local
No. ~ II sponsoring . danes Nov.
10 At Normsnna hall. Many plans
have been made for the affair and
members and friends Of the newly
formed club are anticipating an
Interesting and pleasant TINS. Ths
COMMITTEES In charge includes the
general chairman. Mrs.. William
sundbern and Mrs. Leonard ..
Carlson and Mrs.. e. d. Jones'
Members of the auxiliary viii
meet for their regular monthly
business session and noon luncheon
in the new Tacoma Labor t~mpls.
18th and Market sta. this Friday
noon. Hostesses for tho day are
Mesdames L. 3 Carlson. Robert
Chisholm. Robert Clark and Will
lam Brownlee. Mrs. :. ,. Reuter-
viii preside ~ the business meet
Ing ~ one o'oorh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

81 Nicholas parish II GIG liar
hnr viii open u. annual bazaar
nest Sunday IN an enlarged and
renovated hall. For the eanven-
fence II tho visitors. the late mass
win he celebrated ~ II 10 Instead
az io.so o'clock. Immediately
after the srfvices. . fsIl enurnp
Slovenian dinner ~iii - ssrved
by the ladies of the Altar society.
The dining rom viii b opes until
. o'clock. Many Taoamsns havs
siEnified their intention To attend
the gala event.
The kitchen 10 In charge of
Me~ismss John Jsrkoviteh. Marie
Bshich and John skanrie. Mes-
danes Eiroy Fisher. A. y. Gates
and J. Hudson viii act a. hostessee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Dsutsl Business College
PlAns STATING Party

Aiss Mary Maitland. secretary
Of Beutei BUSINESS college, an.
nouness . roller skating party 10
BE- given by the college this Wed
nesdsy syenlng. Mary Of ths stu
dents are from nsighbofinr states.
and they are especially invited.
The party viii h held ~ tina
Roller bow IT sofh and south Ia
coma way from 10 10 ~ 30 s'eioek
Fasora will ~ rlvsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Ladies auxiliary. Lumber and
Morkerx union will hofa

meeting at p. m. Wednesday
at the Union hall. 4O7 So. 18th at.
There viii be a short business
meeting followed by a social eve
ming Mrs. Edna Dean viii pre-
side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Arts Club
Meet
NM W'msm 5. o,pruvks
u = t,oo>oos

Memhorp ~ n k1oe -
with MI1n y<c1o \ IIor - r(uo1v
dent. vi1 moce Vo(1(Erv q
the hoMlo q Mn - =
DurruuGhe q lii e1eleC
cnassGulne ~ yung'e Deo1v =
mueta ~ sunjpeo = - e1ln1rU
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secular psnsemfoNul mnD1,o - ~
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Win n1rA usryuuGnD Irn(no
ths asouonn1nn. vpDrvfo - -
ulvea ~ Mo L. uypoo4 -
Marry Netnnn. Mn coeno1o -
msn. Nm )sha vsv1se. nun -
lsv. No - vIn~ss - -
nay oeeeesI
e. R. club i EnisriuID
A ssosn oame~ pogey. opn0npo1
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Army Circles

NJ. ensri<. ". cr~sf~ln. M.p<
sna Mr.. L ~ stevens Capt ara
Ma n. y v.rt-nr~fr. Cad. ssa
Mr.- = A. I.caxh. czps. sad Ms
L. a. cnnvis. Capt ard Mn 3 y
- Clair. IL ard nfs a Ma.
Payne. IA. and nrs ". u ns<v-
art. IL ard Mrs n. G. rInseL "A
sna Mra J. ". o~rwix. IA ~
Mrs W. A. Farmer. L. ssd x1rs
q. y. Richard. IA. and Mrs. ". =
nshsrty. Il .ud ara. y J.
urcwne. "a. and Mrs.. q T. nsnsv.
IL and nrs ~ =. rswn~se. - =.
J. Kills and a. /. a. narss~sun
Another hsssaison h~td - ~.
Hsnlsatsra dinner ns SATURDAY 49,
ming. vhsa Inc cffsc~rs snd wtvss
~ the ~ ristd Artillery nsther~1
IN the elah. nsfnrs the eiuo dlen>e.
ihs officers ard wtv<s MT n ~
hams II IL Cal = G. ncslsr.
commanding cffirer. .aa Mrs nsy'
Ian
A. me dinner ~ere CD. srd Mfs
nasisn. Major amt Mrs \ A.
Fisher. Capt. sna Mfsl ~ q VIII
ll.ms Capt and Mrs G. ! nren-
ton. "a. and Mrs.. n. ]. rssxssii. "a
and Mrs. v. &. nutssfmsss. L. W.
= Marble. IA. .. =. bsffmsissss.
IL and Mrs. a. W Masters sn6
gssess. Ia and h1rs. q. r purtss.
L. and nra ,. q. asssa. "A. anH
Mrs !. =. Mtiis snd guests. IA
and Mrs ,. q. oerrseias as1 gs1esa.
Ia. and Mrs =. 4. tArsnn. IA. g
". Nice. Ia ana Mrs =. .
shaushnessy. "a. end Mrs.. y. ".
Mcomhss. IL. n =. cisrt. ~ l.
n. Boomer and guest. "a, and Mvs.
c. n Phslps. IL. ard Mrs = n.
Lowell and guests. IL and Mr.. l.
n. Salisbury. snd Ia. >. > kss'
ehsvuI
THIRD Division Anst-tanh hat'
talon officssp and thelr wives
gathered Tor an oFsnninafipe parry.
Attending were - as'esfs ssa
ladies.
L. Col ana Mn. J. ". crfssy
enisrsninsd for ~ II In saturday
night dinner dance. - an opt
and Mn. l. ,. Ne'sea fns ~ -
and Mrs w. 7. Ross fns ~. -
and Mrs 4. W. nssman fov ~ "a.
Col and nre- Y " canseW p%
10. and MAJOR and Mira. =. - No.
for II. Entertaining II SMALLER a.
fairs were IA. ana Ms. Twusae'
Msjor and Mrs. y. y G Mn'ss.
Capt. and Mrs. =. ID. Tayinr. haps
and Mrs. w. v. Dur'ar. and ~ ~
Mrs. W. - kuhn
A 1ony auten assm ~ %
posed Of MAJOR and hrs. \ v
Crook and guest "A. ana m
pistf and guest. and Capt. 49,
Mrs.. w. = nsss and Essssss
So -. - <--~~
-..ass -.--.. - ~. r,se..
!" $500 -. -.
80 s..e ... -" - -,
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- ~ =. a - y =
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a,s'" 'e' 49,
Dursx. daughter of nstpv ~ ME-
pursz. held her o~p psfty ~
eight
IL. Col Juians J. n~hnf sness-
tanned for sixht. - dld "a. nHa
Mrs. W. ,. fswiA Smaller affairs
wsvs sponsorsd ~ "a and nrs. =
2. Bergsspn. LII snd Mrs horkim.
Ia. ". y Bensdiet. Capt. A. nre'
r. ss.s.sn~
1890 r-xsx - sisen6s1
81. 80 NJ r. nssweet. Il.
"a ~ n,,s.r - f,nsrh -
.s. s, %. os.. c.e :, ~, ma re- 49,
wsrs Il. {. Jsvstt and sssss. ca.
ana Mrs. n. y r.. CoSlriek, cspt-
and nrs. w. 4. vsrsns, "a and
Mrs.. q n. bfiIfs, L. X. ". kistr
~ ana guest. "A. and Mrs. g. 3.
psltb.s and cspf. and Mrs. \. J.
Rutts.
ana Is4,,<s held . buffet suopss
from q until 7 s'eioeh last sysning
A. tbs offiesrg eissb.
Tb< offse~rs ana lsdiSe a fhs
ffsth Cavalry are hasdjns 8 d1naef-
dance this svsolnw a IN offieexs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Founding to Be Celebrated
By Sorority Alumnae Club
Kappa oelis Members Plan Birthday Party Wednesday
Al Home OF Mrs Walter O. TAFT; Mrs Macarthur 10 Assist

To mark their 18th anniversary alumnae club in
Tacoma former members Of Kappa Delta sorority will gather
~ the home of Mrs. Walter G. TAFT ole No Stadium way
Wednesday evening
surprise being planned for the evening for
which Mrs TAFT being assisted By Mrs Robert Macarthur
Two alumnae members who will be welcomed Mrs.
Arnold Solely and Mrs A. A Atkins recently Of the Hawaiian
islands
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

Foil bithdoys ore being celebrated BY the follow
ing "One Ieor Olds"--
First row Pouline Louise fishbock, doughfef Of
Mr.. ond Mrs. Wofer Fishbock. 6I0l So Tyler 81;
Nancy Houolond douohier OF Mr. end Nrs. NJ. Houe-
lond. ol3 60. 35fh; Dennis Keith Dormon son OF Mr..
ord Mrs. n w Dorrnon Second row, Benjomin Bos-
Seff son OF Mr.. ord Mrs B E. Bossef 1892 So.
Puget Sound, Robert M. Mullin, jr, son OF Mr ord
Mrs Robert M. Millin 4l30 No. 36th; Kofhleen
Mory VIohovion. daughter Of Mr. ord MRS Anthony
Vohovich 25l< No Siou Third row. Harry M IT.
win, jr, son OF Mr. ond Mrs Horny M irwin 560l
No. z5fh; Byron Willion1 Scott IT, son Of Mr. ond
Mrs Byron Wilton Scott. l3loH So zofh; Corr
fronk Becklond son Of Mr.. ond Mrs. r. Becklund.
Rte. 4, Box 4Ob.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

] ~ - sennlfsps1o 49,
tSsso~ , mnpu6v > noonlt -
-. as1iao hs1Dou1 noDml1Dn>
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

I3tislfI4Hx ana PFofe3sI1Fiai ~pfz-
~n uiii msst "Wednesday svenins
m fhS washington Apsftmsnt dss'
Ing room tor business and N IN
formal sysping. In snargs are
Mfs. Gracs Coz. Ma.s Hl,ds L1~f
and Nlss Cars ho<kStt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

ress ssfn m~Sskak 49, wsEl
meet Wednesday for i1s3o fsa<n-
con a. tbe bofss u Mss John
KILN. 7l37 -. Park ave. ASSIST.
ing Niii b. Mira. Frank Ofshan'
and Mrs. Marian Hsdisy.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
Farmer Is Urged
BY Red Cross to Check
Accident Hazards

Washington, d. C.-Mechaniza
-tion of the American farm is &C
counting for a mounting accident
fatality toll, the Red Cross pointed
out in an appeal for farm owners tc
participate in its year-round Home
and Farm Accident Prevention drive
beginning the last week of October
or the $500 farm workers killed
by accidents last year, approx.
mately % per cent were due to
carelessness and the use Of faulty
implements, the Red Cross said. Ill.
tempered animals, vehicles, exces.
s1ve heat and falls led other farm
accident causes in that order.
To the farmer. the Red Cross
urges a close check-up for the re-
moval Of accident hazards. Machin-
cry, tools and other equipment
should be examined periodically
and kept in good repair. Tools and
implements should be kept in regu.
lar places, out of the farm yard or
where they may cause a serious
Tall. Bulls, boars and other danger.
Gus animals should be kept in Sc.
cure pens.
approximately so injuries of vary.
Ing degree occur for every farm &C.
cident fatality-a nationwide total
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
Midway Satisfaction
Scene of Much Activity

WHITE BLUFFS The rock
crusher at Midway substation has
been busy for some time crushing
the rock which is being spread for
surfacing the switch yards. The
soil is being hauled and spread to a
depth of from eight to twelve inches
on the graded portion of the sub
Station property preparatory to seed
Ing the lawns and landscaping the
grounds outside of the fenced area.
This fenced area encloses all of the
high voltage equipment. The pour
Ing of the concrete foundations for
three of the resident houses has
been completed. The erection of
the frame work will commence very
shortly, and the remainder of the
houses will be started in the near
future. These houses are to be oc-
cupied by the permanent personnel
which will be employed at the sub
station. - I'd
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
Will Receive Medical
Treatment i'm Seattle

RICHLAND-T. j. Chalcraft is
visiting this week at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. William McDon-
aid in Seattle. While there Mr.,
Chalcraft will undergo medical
treatment.
Mrs. w. Bozart and daughter of
Yakima visited Sunday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jameson. Mrs.
Bo1arth is a relative of Mr.. Jane
sons.
r. G. Chalcraft of Richland and
G. Casey Of Pasco attended a meet
ing of the Independent Poultry As
ISOLATION Monday evening, which
was held at the Desert Hotel in Spo-
kane.
Mrs. Earle Jones attended a
meeting Of the d. A. r. chapter on
Monday afternoon, which met for
a dessert luncheon at the home of
Mrs. j. H. Siegfried in Kennewick
Mrs. A. c. Gilliland is a guest
this week at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. c. r. Jungstrum in
Walla Walla.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
Jackson HI. Perry, U. S.
Guard, Is Guest Speaker

WHITE BLUFFS up-rive,
Woman's Club met with Mrs. l.. N
Fry and Mrs. Sam Allard at the
home of Mrs. Fry Saturday after
noon, November 8. All the members
were present and eleven visitors
from the White Bluffs Woman's
club were entertained with a des-
Sert luncheon. The guest speaker
for the afternoon was officer Jack
son H. Perry of the United States
guard stationed at Midway. He gave
a most interesting and informative
lecture on first aid. He was we'll
qualified to give the address as he
has had several hundred hours in
struction, and has been engaged in
first aid work in many capacities.
The club hopes it will be possible to
a first-aid class for the
winter months to take a course in
this most vital and timely work.
Mrs. Matte Cole and her daugh-
'er, Mrs. Jean Baxter of Kennewick
we're visitors in White Bluffs Fri
lay. MRS. F. A. English, a guest at
he Baxter home for a week, came
home with them.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
Literary Group Holds
Novel Program

| RICHLAND-The Literary Societ
met Thursday afternoon at the hom
OF Mrs. Earle Jones with Mrs. e.
Peoolcord and Mrs Marvin Skeel
as assisting hoSteSSeS. Roll call wa
answered by reading by each mem
Der from an item from the Ladie
Home Journal fifty years ago. Mrs
Syoney Relton gave a reading OF
thanksgiving proclamations by diff.
1erent presidents and governors.
Mrs. John Dam sang two solos
Inc next meeting, a Christmas par.
ty, Will be held at the home of Mrs
John Erickson.
Gofdon Garvin, who is working in
a saw mill at Onalaska, spent Tues
DAY at the Guy Conwell home.
MILO McClendon, who is working
at the Boeing air plant in Seattle
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle McClendon
OF Echo, Oregon, spent Tuesday at
the nome of their mother, Mrs. M
McClendon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McGhan. Mr..
and Mrs. Everett McGhan, Clar-
ence Van Dine, Mr.. and Mrs. Elgie
Van Dine and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ed
wards, who are working in the apple
harvest at Weikel spent the week.
end visiting home folks.
Mr.and Mrs. Vic Nelson spent
sunday visiting in Yakima.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Muncey and
daughter, Margaret, of Walla Walla
visited Tuesday at the Sherman
and w. l.. Muncey homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rider and son
visited Sunday at the Henry Ander-
son home in Prosser.
A basketball Jamboree will be held
at the grade school gymnasium at
Richland Friday evening. The diff
ferent teams participating will be
River View, Benton City, Hartford
and White Bluffs.
Bertha Schuster and daughter
Margaret of White Bluffs were visit
DIS in Richland Saturday.
A waterusers meeting will be held
next Tuesday evening at the grange !
nall IN Richland. Waterusers are
Urged to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith of Pasco
md Sarah Ames of Richland visit
"a Sunday at the III. Jameson home.
C.. GULL spent Sunday at the A.
Draper home.
Mrs. Earle Jones attended a des-
ert luncheon given at the Arrow
5rnl in Kennewick Friday by Mrs.
lohn Newman, Mrs. Ed Neuman.
drs. Frank Maupon, Mrs. Clowd and
drs. Wadsworth.
EXTENSION of the Pan American
highway Is linking many new Latin
american frontiers and Commune
les.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
Local Club Women Attend
District Federation

BENTON CITY-Local club wo.
men attending the Yakima Vale,
| District Federation of Women.
Club meeting Friday in Wapato were
Mrs. Harry Fleming, Mrs. w. A. d.
Good and Mrs. Mary Brooks of the
Highland Ladies club and Mrs. M
w. Roop of the Kiona-Benton Wo.
mems Improvement club.
Mrs. Elsie Hollis left Friday fol-
KelSo to spend six weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Argo and family. She was taken to
the coast by her brother, Everett
Englehart and Gene Warren. who
returned to Benton City Sunday
evening. Mrs. Annette Hague stay
ed at the Mrs. F. S. Hedger home in
Mrs. Hollis place from Wednesday
until Friday, when the Clifford He'd
gers came from Spokane.
Mrand Mrs Howard Morgan and
family moved last week to the
Knute Hill ranch recently vacated
by the Ronald Meabon family, who
moved to Prosser.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Driskell of
uICPtllcI "cle SATURDAY IllSlC ana
Sunday guests of Mrs. Driskell's
brother and sister-in- law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Argus Hughes.
Guests from KenneWick, Prosser.
and Grandview attended the
Masonic lodge meeting Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James (Woody) Car
ter are the parents of a daughter.
born Sunday at the Pruden nursing
home in Prosser.
The All club girls served lunch
followed by several tables of cards.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-13
Mrs. F. S. Hedger Will
Spend Winter in Spokane

BENTON CTTY-Mr. and Mrs. C.
Hedger of Spokane, came Friday
to spend the weekend. Monday
Hedger took his mother, Mrs. F. S
Hedger and his aunt, Mrs. Anna
ProweH to a nursing home in Spo-
kane. where they will reside during
the winter. They plan to return to
Benton City in the spring if Mrs
Hedgers health permits. Mrs. Cliff
ford Hedger is remaining here this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Gwin
have rented the Hedger house fol-
the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hanson return
ed Saturday from Cashmere, where
they had employment five weeks in
an apple warehouse.
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Golden Wedding Is
Celebrated with Friends

RlCHLAND-A surprise party was
given Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. tombstone
Tuesday evening by friends and
neighbors, honoring them on their
golden wedding anniversary. Mr..
and Mrs. Johnstone received many
beautiful gifts, cards and flowers
for which they would like to thank
their friends. The Johnstones came
to Richland in 1921 and have made
their home on their farm north of
town since that time.
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of some 225,000 for last year, the
Red Cross appeal for greater safety
pointed out.
To launch this years Accident
Prevention program the Red Cross
again will distribute 100000 home
and farm "check lists" BY follow.
ing the suggestions urban house.
holders can systematically check
the home for accident hazards. A.
similar check.up is outlined for the
removal Of hazards on the farm.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cole are visit
ing in California. They expect to be
gone until Christmas.
The Social Hour club met We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. Gus
Long for a potluck dinner. Mrs, /
A. johnson and Mrs. Ed Roberts
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c %GIe w the ,, assisting hostes,s, :
ing recipe eel Mrs. Handy ea IynoanEsgR.
,,,d Bra al. Murray and D..
ing trip. They report nun M, ~. hun.
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Above-WF,en the horses start, the
knife-sharp blades Of the discs be-
gin to turn. Agricultural imple-
ments are the leading farm acct
dent hazard. Acknowledgements and
gasoline are noted for their team
work in causing serious injury and
costly fires.
Evening star., 1941-07-03
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