The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-02

family. stopped over for a short
time last Saturday on their way
back to Seattle from Lewiston, Ida
no. where they We're called by the
deato of Guy Listens brother, John
Liston. The Guy Iiston family are
former Kennewick residents.
At the Monday evening session OF
1.-THE I. O. O. F. lodge Mr.. James
Howard announced that he was leay-
ing for service in the army. He Is
the third member Of the local lodge
to join the army. All members are
urged to attend the next Monday
night meeting to select a delegate
to grand lodge.
Don't forget the card party at the
|IO.OF. hall on Wednesday, April
g, given by the Rebekahs. Bridge,
pinochle and rummy will be played.
The winner of the quilt displayed in
Fyfe,s window will be decided up
on. The proceeds from the ticket
sale will all be turned over to the
local Red Cross.
The Past Matrons and Past Pa
irons Association of the O.ES. will
hold the regular meeting next Wed
nesday, April 9th in Pomeroy. One
carload and possibly two expect
to attend from the local chapter.
Mrs. Vernon Bird is president and
Mrs. C. f.. WinkenWerder, secre-
tary of the organization this year.
The Faculty Bridge Club was en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Coates last Thursday
night with Marjorie Kregger and
Violet johnson as co-hostesses.
Mrs. Howard Hinckley and Mrs. w.
knowles were guests for the eve
ming. Mrs. Howard Hinckley held
high score for the evening and Miss
Rose Kathryn Early low.
Mrs. George Cloud and Mrs. Lynn
Wadsworth entertained at the Cloud
home today Thursday with des-
sert luncheon. Three tables Of
bridge were in play during the aft
erno0n. High score was held by
Mrs. Wadsworth ST., and second high
by Mrs. debit. Mrs. Ray Normile
won the travelling prize. Easter mo-
tits were used in the decoration.
Mrs. jess Vinson and Mrs. Her
bert OiHearn have started a Begin
ners First Aid group at Hover in
the school house there These classes
are held once a week on Tuesday
night. Twenty-Five members are
enrolled up to the present time.
PLANS are under way to start an
other class at Finley. Mrs. Vinson
will continue with the Hover class
and Mrs. OHearn will instruct the
Finley group.
Mrs. Fred Brodbeck of Finley en-
tertained fifteen guests Saturday
evening at 1880 dessert honoring
Mrs. Neal Staley. Pinochle was
played with high scores going to
Mrs. Staley and Carl Schmidt and
low to Mrs. Carl Schmidt and Neal
Staley. Travelling prizes for the
ladies was given to Mrs Joe o.
born and for men to Harold Motter.
The Easter motif was carried out in
the decorations.
Excolentes club met last Tuesday
night with Mrs. Curt Gerards on
Washington Street. Mrs. Roger
Records was appointed to fill out
the term of secretary left vacant by
Mrs. r. r. Gowdng, who is leaving
town. The following were appoint
ed on the program committee for
next year: Mrs. John Smith, Mrs.
Curt Gerards and Mrs. Roger Rec
ordS. The book Swiss Pension" by
Carl Lucknayer was read by Mrs.
Glenna Nelson. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Roger Records.
The members of the Order of the
Rainbow for Girls will make their
annual church attendance in a BODY
on Easter Sunday at st. Paul,s Epis-
copal church. The service will start
at ten O'Clock and will be festive
Easter service with sermon and
choral, open celebration of Holy
Communion. The radiant day of
Easter Is especially appropriate for
Rainbow attendance, and the SER
mon will have special reference
for the girls order. The public is
welcome to attend this service, and
especially the members of the parent
Masonic orders.
4llC iculcS OI Ill6 Il n n E.
wick-Pasco golf club met for
business meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ann Steel in Pasco this aft
ernoon Thursday. Mrs. Ann Steel
was reelected as president for the
coming year. The following COM
.mittees were selected: tournament,
Mrs. ELLA Linn, chairman, Mrs.
Irene Heater, Mrs. Clara May, Mrs.
Agnes Spreen, Mrs. Ida Stone and
Mrs. Emma Belair. Telephone, Mrs.
Lydia BeSte, chairman, Mrs. Cath
ryn Cheney, Mrs. alma Miller and
Mrs. Jennie Stringham; entertain
ment, Mrs. Ruth Beste, chairman,
Mrs. Amelia debit, Mrs. p. Mccall,
Mrs. Mable Richmond, Mrs. Goldie
Anderson, Mrs. Audrey Tabor, Mrs.
Lucille Jones, Mrs. Bea Behrman
and Mrs. May Vibber. A tourna-
ment is being planned to be played
with Walla Walla some time in
May.
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