The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23

corps and has been transferred to
Texas this week.
Kenneth Foraker, who has been
stationed at Lowery Field at Den
yer, Colorado, has been sent to Palm
Beach, Florida, according to word
received by his parents this week.
Bob Stradford, who is stationed
at Moffatt Field in California, is
visiting with his sister and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Marsh. Bob is
enjoying an eighteen day furlough
Excolentes club is meeting to-
night with Mrs. Roger Records on
Washington Street. The program
for the coming year will be discuss
ed and decided upon at this meet
ing. ~.@,, -7@r;.-
Mrs. Cecil ludlow and children of
Sunnyside, who have been visiting
MIR. Hudlow's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
w. I. ludlow of Section Seven, re-
turned to her home the middle of
| the week.
Mrs. Howard Ross, former resi-
dent of Kennewick, visited friends
here from last Friday to Thursday
of this week She is now living near
Camas, where she has purchased a
small home.
The Rainbow Girls met last Mon
day night for the regular business
meeting. Balloting was held and
several new girls were elected to be
initiated into the assembly at the
next meeting.
Mrs. Donald Clinger went to Sc
attic Saturday night to visit with
her husband, who has been trans
ferred to the u. 81. C. G. repair base
located there. She returned to
Kennewick Tuesday.
j. r. Ayers made a trip Wednes-
day to the three bands of sheep that
are trailing thru and also a bust
ness trip to Connell. The fourth
and last. band will be shipped the
18th by rail to Greer, Idaho.
Tuesday Club met with Mrs. Al
fred Anon this week with Mrs. Har-
Ian Muncey of Richland as hostess.
High scores were held by Mrs. Z. G..
Clifford and Mrs. Earl Jones. Mrs.
Sydney Relton, a guest of the club,
received guest prize.
Mrs. M. ". Heherlein and Mrs.
G. C. Williams were hostesses to the
Locust Grove grange last week. r.
K. Stafford was elected as delegate
| to the state grange to he held in
Wenatchee in June and M. v. Heb
erlein was selected as alternate.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fire
men met with Mrs. Roy Stafford last
Wednesday night. The members
brought pieces to be made into a
Red Cross quilt. Plans were made
to fix UP kitchen in the fire sta
ton to be used in case of any en-
Emergency.
The Twin City Navy Marine
Mothers Club met Wednesday eve
ming, April % at the American LIE
gion hall with Commander Helen
Savage presiding. Mrs. Tillery was
admitted to the club. Lunch was
served by Helen Savage, Elizabeth
Durand and Estella Mueller.
W.S.CS. met with Mrs. G. E. Rid
ley on KenneWick Avenue WedneS-
day, April 20, with The first circle
| in charge. DIR. La Mott conducted the
devotions and Mrs. j. r. Ayers had
charge of the program. The next
meeting will he on May Il with the
End circle entertaining.
Word has been received by rela-
tives of the wedding Of John Ray
Hardin and June Miller on April II
in Seattle. Ray Hardin attended
high school in Kennewick and lived
here several years with his aunt,
Mrs. Tucker, who will he remem-
bered here as Mrs. Luella Goodnight.
The Kennewick high school is
proud to announce that they had
four superior ratings at the music
festival at EllenSburg last Satur-
day. Tf1eo Lampson, Harold Luvaas,
Tom Boyd and the local high school
band were the winners. The Mad
rigal group placed second and the
iNanette and cIlOruSeS placed third.