Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-05-21
Mold Activities

Terry Mr.. and Mrs Sam Malone, Carl
and Shirley.
Among those attending the rodeo
in Tonasket were Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Leander, Willard Quinn, Betty Lem
ley, Velna and Beulah Quinn, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Henry
Mrs. Robert Bucknell returned to
her home in Wenatchee after visit
ing her parents, Nh and Mrs. Del
Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs L J Leander went to
Chelan last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yost went to
Spokane over the week end. Their
daughter Margaret, returned with
them for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Callahan and
daughter of Spokane visited at the
home of his aunt Mrs c. w. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes have
returned from Rice where they were
called by the serious illness of her
mother. Mrs Volley Pitts. While still
in the hospital, Mrs. Pitts had i'm
proved the last of the week. A son,
Gregg, who is in the Army was called
home also Darrell and Carroll Hayes
stayed at the Lee Pitts home while
their parents were away.
The Ladies Auxiliary met Wednes-
day at the Grange hall A number of
guests were invited in honor of Moth
er's Day. 1t was voted to serve lunch
on Tuesday night June End when the
Bergen Players IF Everett will put
on three act play and then furnish
music for a dance afterward. Coffee
sake, and ice cream were served af-
ter the business meeting Guests
were Mesdames John Weimerskirch
of Mansfield, C. G. Fields and Chas
Wiburn of Coulee City; Robert Buck
nell of Wenatchee; Artie Cooper of
Leahy; Eliza Gander, M. e. Struntz.
Frank Miles. Fred RUfnTnFf, joe
Struntz, Norma Burton and Ruth
O'Connor. Members included were
Mesdames Chas. Wagner L. j. Lean
der, Harry Thompson. Del Mclean,
Lee Pitts, Jasper Burton, Frank
Sims, Dale Leander, Clarence Jones,
Michael Weimerskirch Nathan Gan
der and Virginia Dodge
Velma Quinn visited Betty ! m
ley Thursday night
Ray Glessner of Mansfield conduc-
ted services at the Grange Hall Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jensen of
Spokane We're guests at the Lemley
home Sunday.
Rocky Point school closes this
week with a picnic Friday.
Mrs. Eliza Gander and Ed were
Sunday dinner guests at the Nathan
Gander home.
Mr. and Mrs Kay Leander took a
truck load of cattle to Tonasket for
Clyde Quinn and spent the night
there with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark.
Word has been received from Lar
ny Leander that he was made a cor
poral and is stationed at Monroe,
North Carolina.
Lorraine Henneigh of Grand Coulee
was a caller in this vicinity Sunday.
Most farmers are through summer
following and are busy collecting
''scrap to hurl at the Japs''
The weather is gradually becoming
warmer but the clouds are still in
evidence.
Harold Sims went TO Watervile
Wednesday. He was accompanied by
his cousin, Susan Thompson, who is
visiting here from Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burton of
Coulee City visited the Jasper Bur
ton home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alexander
have moved on the place recently
vacated by Carroll Pitts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pitts and Mrs.
Robert Alexander spent Thursday in
Spokane.
Horses seem to prove unlucky this
spring. First Harry Thompson, then
Harold Sims and now Chas. Wagner
is the latest victim. However. no in
juries were serious.
Mrs. Michael Wemerskirch has
received word that her brother. Bill
Boys. has LANDED in Australia.