Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-05-28
Mold Activities

from burning stubble. He was shut
ting off the fuel line when he was
burned. Throwing dirt on the fire he
was able to put it out and no damage
was done to the tractor. He was un
der doctors care for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Jasper Burton and
family went to Waterville Monday
Norma remained and will work in
the A. A. A. office for a short period
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mcdonald OF
Wilmington, Calf, visited their cou-
sin, Earl Lemley and family last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Struntz went to
Seattle to visit his sisters Mrs Anna
Rotter, Mrs. Joserhine Shepard and
Ema Struntz
| Mrs. Cleora Norman, primary
teacher in the Bridgeport school ar
rived Saturday to visit her daughter
Mrs Ralph Mclean and family. She
was on her way to her home in Che
ney.
Rocky Point school closed Friday
with picnic at the Grange hall. The
teacher Mrs. Albert Vast, put on a
short program and an exhibit of
work done this year ty the pupils.
Melvin Burton received an Sth grade
diploma and Billie Jean Hiles re-
oeived a certificate for perfect at
tendance A pot luck dinner with ice
cream preceded the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Henry went to
the Dam Saturday evening to visit
his sister Mrs. Fay Wilson and fam
lily
Mrs Nathan Gander spent Sunday
with Mrs. Cecil Crockshank at Park
Lake
! Norma Burton accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Burton to Spokane
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vast and
Margaret vent tow atsrrille satur-
day
Mr. and Mrs Tookey Carson and
Mr.. and Mrs Gregg Pitts of Rice
were guests at the Frank Hayes
home. Sunday the Hayes family and
their guests visited Alva Pitts and
family at Brewster
Several good showers have fallen
the past week The winter wheat
prospects are excellent for a bumper
crop.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Malone and
Mrs. Eliza Gander visited at James
Edgemon's Thursday.
Amos Buddy Mckee passed
through here last week. He has 80
day furlough then reports for train
ing as aviation cadet at Santa Ana
Calf He has been in the army al
mos two years now and has lately
been stationed at McChord Field,
Tacoma.
A dance is scheduled for Saturday
night May 3Oth at the Grange hall.
VIM. (Waco) Rugalski who has
been in this vicinity the past year.
left Tuesday for his home at Rock
ford, Ill.
Among those attending the Grange
Supply dinner and program in Mans
field Tuesday night were Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. J. Leander Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Lemley, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Bur-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Awkward,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mrs
Mary Hayes and Terry.
Grange met Saturday night. II was
decided to serve lunch at the regular
Grange dance Saturday night and not
on the night of June End, when the
Bergen players appear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Rice of Cou-
lee City spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Awkward All were for
mer Walla Walla residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Buckingham
and family of Seattle and her mother
Mrs. Alexander of Bridgeport came
Tue-day to the Robert Alexander
home and all went to the Dam to
visit another daughter, Mrs. Verna
Garfield and family
Lee Pitts went to Wilbur Tuesday
Kay Leander and Chas. O'Connor
went to Omak Monday.
Mrs. c. W. Jones. Mrs. Ted Henry
Mrs. Lee Pitts Mrs. Robert Alexand-
err Mrs. Jasper Burton and Norma
attended the bridal shower given
Mrs. Ted Dormier (Fern Frederick
at St Andrews Grange hall Thurs
day.
Mrs Lizzie Hennei9h who lived
here for many years. received word
that a fire destroyed her mother