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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-30
RACE RELATIONS
COMMITTEE MEETS

The Better Race Relations com
mittee will meet at 10 p. m. Monda%
at the Pearl Street Communit2
House. it was announced today ~
Ernc-, Bush. chsirmSii OF lie rc'"-
mittee
Al colored 3en WHO "a ~
application 70 arnoir t3''Ci 10
police force, o. pl7n 70 ~ o.
urged to attend the NEE ling Is mt.i
tiers of great importance will t.
discussed.
The public is also invited
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-30
MESNER IN 1900 GAMES

Cincinnati - (U.PD-Steve Mes
ner, Cincinnati Red infielder, is
only rs ut he has played in more
than 1900 professional baseball
games. Mesner participated in 1876
games for Ponca City in 1884 when
he was only 16 years old.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-30

disease.
On the pitifully
little credit side
of the ledger, wars
are reputed to ac-
celerate n v e H.
t i on S. Few in
ventiOnS O n g
their stimulus to
war can be car
ried over n t o
times of peace. In
medicine, war re-
tards the progress
of new ideas, but
it does provide an
elaborate labora-
tory tn fest ont
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-30
NOW PITCHING FOR MARINES

San Diego, Cal. - U.PD - Pri-
vate Ray Yochim, a st. Louis Card
inal farm hand, at New Orleans in
1912, now is stationed at the San
Diego Marine Corps base. He is re-
garded as one of the best pitchers
in West Coast Servicemen's circles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-30
By DIR. THOMAS ID. MASTERS
Written for NEA

Another powerful bactercide to
emerge from World War II medical
progress is Penicillin, which takes
it's place alongside the sulfonamides
as a deadly enemy of infection and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-30

First United States president to
become senator was Andrew john
son, elected from Tennessee in 1879.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-30

Moths have been observed fly
ing over the ocean nearly l,ooo
miles from land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-30

New Zealand's National Patriotic
Fund will buy $4,000 worth of
books in America for service mems
libraries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-30

ing panel, who said the removal of
the product from rationing will
make no difference in the office
work of the food panel as little
clerical work was attached to coffee
rationing. j -
Evening star., 1943-10-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

Eo)f Bof yogne wants, daywork at 65c per
t,,c tCocov eNpST,'nGcn NO l222.
COUNTRYSIDE LAUNDR y Family
Vath's. blankets. shirts. curtains a spe-
claIlE Cash and carry. Bailey Cross
T2adS r,ifl near near Arlne'on Village and Barcroft.
GIEI coiored. Wi hes days work. Cell
GIRL Colore1 fishes DAYS work or part
linz NO .1@0
Girl. Colorcd, wants Job after school; 10
No r0ok'no DU 1871
GiFL, colored: neat wants job as day
GlRi" Golorcd. wishes gh W. small fam
oT ~ no Ap -s0G9rg 23os no Thursday and SUNDAYS
GIRL. colored. eeneral houseuork. part
tine mornines; no Sunday. Call co 56os
SHols0 5sH1Sr no cooEns cox yes5 6
sunday, very desirable position IA 0fsH
MAID colored. c.h.w, light laundry live
on; part time; hours s am 10 = D m
Mar 81 DI ?on NJ Sunday; 6-day week
SsSturGavs or Sundays, Ss25 per week
PERSONA MAID, nationslitv "hH; Scotch
oTa TlSnes c~p DoI!on reg No aesr Washinson
school Cal, Wo. f"'4. before pm
WOMAN, colored, wants work as cleaner
rrom 10 /; pm. Phone II. o334 6.
WOMAN honest and reliable, wants apart
WOMAN: colorod desires day work. 81
nd carfare Telephone DE 6;;@
WOMAN. coIorcd wants DAYS work, soc
per hou". HO. o3o7.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
HELP MEN & WOMEN

CLERK. permanent position with old
established f1rm Box 'I"4-A Star. -
CLERK. operate bookkeeping machines
nermanenr position with oldest ablished
hrm; knowledge Of typing necessary. salary
COLORED MAN AND WIFE. no children,
TO work on farm in nearby Md; wife to do
general housework; Sa5 mo, with fur
nished house. elec refrieerator and radio
Permanent job for reliable couple. Call al
1n'1 1th st NV
COUPLE for domestic work, live in. CO.
lnmhia 41a4
DisHwAsHERs t@l colored Apply 1910
oh ST. u ". NJ. Smith.
MAN AND WIFE, g h =. . 10 COOKING draft
exempt; some experience IN gardening
comfort able room and bath. 50@ Emer-
SPANISH STENoGRAPHER for embassy
work no English required 5-hr WORK dav
= day Saturday. State qualifications. Box
TAILOR OR TAMoRs wanted at once.
Go Good wages p Lazarof, 1901 Arsorne
TAILOR OR BUSHELMAN. good working
conditions. top wages. Budeet Tallors,
TiYiPISG, FOLDING AND MAnr>G-s for
evening work, hours nightly, : NIGHTS a
wee K; so cents an hour give present work
and zee. Box o55-B. Star
TfPIST permanent position with old
established firm Box 3',3-A Star -
TYPIST. knowledge OF shorthand. perma-
nent position with oldest sblished firm
Box asa Star -
Evening star., 1943-10-05
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-O OFFICE MANAGER, college
graduate, draft exempt. private and pub
nc accounting, income tax procedure. etc
GGeSireS position with good business firm.
Boz .iS "A. Star. Il.
ATTORNEY. ambitious, dependable, young.
own ofhce. draft deferred, manned, age 30,
ueSteS niehi hiWof&, hours about p m.
to. - mi3niSht Box 4l2-A. Star.
BASS NioLlNlST available for ca sual work:
seven years experience symphony and
dance; union. Call c. Glase, RE 4u"1,
after pm
BoOKkEEPER-ACCOU routine.
pdFfuIlS oratt exempt, desires permanan ant
position with opportunity for advance
ment. Qua Lined for position OF offce man.
agsr Box asa Star. 3.
Bo1s B1s ~ desire work alter school Call
BOY. white, over lG interested IN steady
em"Ioymenf: short hours and excellent on
pIortunitr for rapid advancement Phone
~ ,DWAITER desires position. are 80
drail exempt, - years experience and
&peakS English, French. German and Sran-
ISM Box ilU-A. Star.
OFFICE MGR, -. draft exempt ryoeri-
enced con- c personnel, CORES pondence
sale. business college and univprSiry
sTaduaie iE. IL? after Il m, or Rox
PHARMACIST, graduate local man mid
hIe-ased- enereetlc. wants ,teadv position:
peSt q rctercnCeS- Box 4I6-A. Star. -
SALESMAN Weu-known Nd zeal e.t.te
hiokFF. elderly, Spry. prefers an" Emo in
sac salesman
Evening star., 1943-10-05
HELP DOMESTIC.

BACHELOR. living alone in beautiful home
desires miIddle-aeed Protestant white
grounds. delightful suite in home. meals
and good salary; refs. desired Box al
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS. so mo :
nc children Cal MI 1905 after : pm
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS for hoard ne
house, GOOD wages. permanent. Call l:,,i
COOK GO 3 AND I'D GH.w, 3 in family. lish.
Iaqndry: live IN or out. SIS per vk.
COOK AND GHw., part time. : O'Clock
dlnner: > IN family. Call AID. 3ao! ewes.
COOK AND GHw., small house. 2 in
6n family;; good vases: references REQUIRED.
COOK: general hoMseuorkera experisnced.
& adsts' ans i" through dinonnsr; no SUNDAYS;
: and 6. IS a m, iii :; so No lsundry.
As a. do aob.Th ThuTSday S Na0ass 1nd sunssy Of
COOK G y wnte xast or r colorsa preferably to live
s1nsl ss11nnss,l laundry only: no Sundays. 2, pm.
COOK COOK ASD o GESERAL Gen RAJ HorsrwoRk. 9 Ave
children. two adults, fine upstairs room, and
bath. $50 month: Arlington. Chestnut 7ola
COOK and genera, housevork: live IN.
2i2-day week; GOOD salary. Call Glebe
DISHWASHER, girls auesthouse. part
time, breakfast and dinner short hours.
sood pay Apply 14l4 18th st. NV Mrs
Nichols
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKtR. must be good
cook; small house in GEORGETOWN. ? in
family: one afternoon week and everv
sun on $50 and ca1fare: raise to S25 il
6 SENERlsL[' 5sRl'[', H6tsEwoKk. St aH fun or par.
hsRs t@s' reis fs IN wo q OH aaos small family mast
G.H W, part time 9 to >. $40 AD Oi7s
OH W. experienced, sleep in or out 800
Apply in person. $500 ;;5th ST. W. corner
OrdNav. EN-. $3.50
G.H W. full or part time. good wages
near Conn. ave; refs. Call ewes, OR
GIRLS ln, colored: cook-housevorker.
nursemald waitress. live in; no heavy laun-
references required Call OR oo0I
GIRL, white, housevork and assist with
children, live in, small apt. Georgia 1918
SdiR: GIRL or woMAN; ,!.;S eolqred shv. and
ns: Y1e may live IN If desired; no SUNDAYS;
GIRL OR WOMAN, colored reliable. to
care for children, ] school age, hours
70 g. no Sundays. IA .O6:|
COON. eh W, 5-dav week NO S43S
GIRL OR WOMAN to care for " children,
and cook. live in: other help employed
S'5 mo. 1910 Vsrnum ST. n " GE .;SS,;
Evening star., 1943-10-05

EXECUTIVE-CASHIER and
paymaster, knowledge of per-
sonnel, permanent; large
corporation; state experience,
refs. and salary expected.
Box 52-B, Star,
Evening star., 1943-10-05
HELP DOMESTIC tCont.).

GIRL, ase - or l6 to take > children to
and from school Rri living IN DpeanEoo?d
area preferred. Mrs. Lille GamhreI.
Girl Or OR WOMAN for light housework in
AIInston. part time, good salary. Call
GIRL. colored. for Ink care young child.
no Sunday, nl-ht or cooking, good salary
anG aIRI cariarG Ia,nro, TR o"Ii troa, - -, -.
GOOD references. AID. 21d:!. 1921 Bel
Girl. colored for morning work. cleaning
and ironing, 50 per wk. and cartare. 1888
HELPER, cook. g.h.w., sl5 week: ; days
HousEKEErER, middle eed, white, cook
Tor :, adults: room and board: no laun-
qEH uo, e sFeTpHrsnGG DU $40
cooking and care of Sm5si! baby short
IArNpREsS AND Hou SEWoRKrR, : DAYS
washer and manFle DE $40,
MAID for genera! housework and cooking.
MAID, hslt time. s;;hw: Hyal;sy,Ie, SO
Eull.time maid preferred -
p m, no sun; small apt. good salary.
MAD Ap Se"g;ai Na housfTork Ts or @ S coqn
mornnes uo 10 or laie fi afternoon. i' e"' y
MAID. general housepork. care OF "-yr
old live IN or out SD 10 start. dool
llor employed couple az no SUNDAYS. cssiii ali
MAID or General ,ou hoUsewark-r. = '@ full or part
iime small family, nd!X washer. Call
VI n4oS before N or after pm.
9nd >ss5 mo. Cali DU. 1000, Ex, Io9.
aIsI MAD; par, rime me- 1.%n 70 6 csrs chi,
cooklns no Sundays. light cleanlne.
MorHTR'S HELprR. live IN or ont. no
NURSE. white, for ,,-ycar-old- boy. ideal
hrInE conditions. own room and bath. gen
ps2 week cs'iii OR R '1ir, "ii@ !" 81 miner 20
enrf" N'E>E c.Te Thts ot c1I6 52{ sNprre1?Gd rste
IN !3' 800, month ~ - '''
StRSEMAID, J chlld, small apt, no sun
oayS >l2 only best need apply. good
PART -TIMF MAID. 7.ao 20 1o.ao am.
W %%1ekd9Zs: q; 20 10 10 l:,#" sunday: Two men
PART TIME, clean small new apt. get
oInneI; 30 through 30 pm Monday
lThto4eh = it! FTttday: 81: week, cartare. Gail
PAKIoR MAID. IN %at,ress. experienced
Phis. Phons In In g g., good wages small family,
! child. sl5. no Sundays so 10Th 81
woMil I tGr 44"1 Il bres caH asys 5.;sr a2n
Tel. EN-. l549
gt,l WOMAN: elderly, Jewish to take care of
foHpie f1I6,t in apt, wife IS semiinvaId will
couol. AT. 1921 after pm.
"ohA\ white, competent. neat. 10 take
SAX OF baby. no other work Gail Glebe
white. to care for baby and do
,, ,,sn, houSeVork. Call Michigan 31;"
" w. omhN' va, White or coiorod, care for year
1raItare =! week. live IN or out 4"64
4 hhaywood DR., Apt s, M Rainier. Md 6.
WOMAN, competent. responsible Of per
maps foreign extraction. to market cook
he!p with houSeW0rk in Chevy Chase home.
family; mother children. ages IL : and
= ! ta'hfr away with Army laundry aud
heaFy hey ,,esning done bv colored help Write
boE !tN-B. Star, mentioning experience
aud Salarv required
Si:' MO, W.-Mature enereet!c
white woman. excellent refs experienced
TTit5h children. to live in and help mother OF
3 a school no laundry: days off. Mon
after breakfast Thurs after lunch no
week ends eXcep' church medical card
iVnc on farm for 3 weeks hon returning
% Wash. Gail Rockville 90, from 4 unfil
BETHESDA, general housevorker. eood
pia. y 9aoeS. T I'VE IN; upstairs room; references
Evening star., 1943-10-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN

An INTELLIGENT and refined woman
wants wants position as manager in roomJnr
9i92uSe Or apartment, rferences, Rox
CLERK Girl. colored. desires part-pIms
yvE vorE lGpins and fiIlnR or as once girj
D,RESsMAkI>G, designing. remodehnq and
rNfcrr1R Z 1P' stcRfR.RY. fP :aS rapid .ccp,,,.
YOUNG Eno"ledge German, Spanish ex-
Inorienced economic retail. educationa.
iines' nT fnil or part time. Call Randolph
EXECUTINE SECRETARI,L SERVICE. dav
T,.ofss or hlsh'a !eeal acconnisnt notary public.
,,,ctIScu oFlFer- reasonable fees RE. 94f'r.
ffxEc5JiTIvE' srcRrrAky knosIedse '' O,
enced. ndusfrioTs effcien5 availa6ie E''t for
PPo.ltion Washlnston or New York City.
HOME FCoNoNICS GRADUATE. hcIdne
A.: B, b s and N A. degrees, typist, varied
ssEdperienGs sdo,ra !6so wishes employment. 9.%o-a.
JANITRFSS with grown dauehter desires
ImaI II4 5i6s wlth living quarters and salary.
"a, / I,,niy: VIZ ai,er pm, ,
nursery for salary. room and board for SCI
and child. call Oxford "2ss il.
lADf isiHI eo,orod dcsrs position as hshr
OFFICE M.SAGER capable. re,ourcetur
sornc 'et''! Phone SIP po$io19n so V'cinl'y sTfr
PRACTICAL NURSE, aged or invalid H.
houF duty; doctors references. DE 5265
SECRETARY Ry-STENOGRApHER, admins
sr5 eT2 I'VE o;se a;ss'st9n vesrs ex2erience ger
yeas te' al , wears IN y. c: eood rofer-
enc 50 week. Box 4O!-A. Star II.
SEC RETARY. wide experience research
publicity collaboration ana orEanl7arion
acnV'ties; available evenings. Box H6a-A
WOMAN. refined. wishes maid work in
dress >hop. doctor office or beauty ealon,
Ir,@,s.rfS on request. Prone Gil 9I?1 8.
N1hAN. cap7 ble. viii work evenings m
NC home. Northwest. for maintenance
ROY @ft-A. Star
WOMAN, vo"ne. nea'. pleasing per onplitv
d"s're3 em0loyment with private enterprise
personnel work Or office MANI: II yrs
eMoer IN merchandlSIr9 and supervision.
executive 1blh,y, especially GOOD in detail
not kho"5e0se OF 'yoIng Position
mQSt be varied ard intprer-lne With future
"a Sry reau!rnd, $50 10 $50 starr; Coed
rel Phi WI Ina.1
Evening star., 1943-10-05
LOOKING

FOR A REAL JOB IN OR OUT OF
GOVERNMENT.
Man. *. three wears with War Dept
IN Administrative capacities released at
ms request cue 20 removal o. Office from
city. NeehS perm anent Wa,hnf on con-
nectlon Must he essential STRAIGHTFORWARD
work with active. efficler' or2anlzatlon
Very highest rRtina and references
Evening star., 1943-10-05

Bartenders and Mattresses.
Very good salarv and good tips Ap-
plv in person, Club La Coma Washing
ton Baltimore blvd, Berwyn, Md.
Evening star., 1943-10-05

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
statement of availability from her
last employer or the USES
Evening star., 1943-10-05

>, Free desk space and telephone on first
floor downtown building in excellent loca-
ton, to build business in exchange for
handing limited number Of telephone
Calls. Attractive real estate ONCE, lois
Vermont ave. Elk. 692e
Evening star., 1943-10-05
HELP WOMEN.
CT ERIK

NLG1h,
To assist in dry cleaning office. preferably
working conditions. Phone TR. 1000, or
apply the Hoffman Co. $50 Pa. ave. Sc
TYPIST.
Must be experienced, pleasant workins
conditions. Call Mr.. Gray, DE. 1850
TAILORESS-
Experienced on mems fine
clothing. S28.5O for 4O-hr.
wk. Apply Mr.. Micelli,
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ,
1409 G St. NV.
COLORED WOMEN.
Sales work, an opening for neat at-appear-
ing women. age @S 10 A. desiring pro-
fessional work, TO take care of our coored
customers. Box a40-B, Star.
MATURED WOMAN.
Neat-appearing for well known line OF
women's wear. We are interested in a
er' per day' o' Box pe asaB. e star. la.'' ms
LARGE ESTABLISH ED
Washington organization has
an immediate vacancy for a
young woman interested in
retailing, capable of filling a
junior executive position.
State age, education and eX-
perience if any. Box 144-B,
Star.
STENOGRAPHIC. POSITION
open in large established con-
Germ, no experience neces-
sary. Address qualifications
TO ROX 145-R Star
Evening star., 1943-10-05

PIX OPERATOR. must be typiSt perma-
e. Hermann. 1th and Eye SITS. NV
Evening star., 1943-10-05

bEAU I 7 OFERAIORS,
Must be experienced; salary, S45: 45-hou-
week. no evening work Apply in person
MARCO Anore. l06 N. Columbus 81. Alex
andria. Va.
ASSISTANT MANAGER
For downtown cafeteria: GOOD salary: no
SUNDAYS. Eleventh Cafeteria. All llth
Evening star., 1943-10-05
COLORED WOMEN

For dishwas ashing and bus work, no Sun
days. Apply
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT,
Evening star., 1943-10-05
SAI,ESI ADV MANAGER
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

To manage new ready-to-wear shop, TOP
details. Box 244-B Star
Evening star., 1943-10-05

HOSPITAL PANTRY MAIDS.
ESSENTIAL EMPLOYMENT DOCTORS
HOSPITAL REQUIRES s PANTRY MAIDS
tWHTIE) IMMEDIATELY: GOOD PAY
SoGIAL SECURITY: SICK BENEFITs
SItI MEALS AND LAUNDRY IN ADDITION
SEE MRS. WILLIAMS OR. MISS 10th
DOCTORS HOSPITAL, 1915 EYE ST NV
Evening star., 1943-10-05
COLORED WOMEN.
MATURED WOMAN.

Sales work, an opening for neat-appear
fessional work to take care of our coloret
customers Box o4O-B Star
Evening star., 1943-10-05
BEAUTY OPERATORS

Bookkeeper-Stenographer,
S55 per week Bankers Mutual Insurance
Co. 1lo3 Earle Bldq
Evening star., 1943-10-05
FOUNTAIN GIRL.

Work evenings. 6 pm. to 10 pm. !
per hr with meals and laundry. Van Sa
Pharmacy, 1910 Wisconsin ave NV
Evening star., 1943-10-05
HOSPITAL. PAMTPY MAIDS

Permanent position. good starting salar,
Apply Mr.. Williams, Kent jewelers., 20
Evening star., 1943-10-05

To assist in dry cleaning ofice. preferably
one living in Sc; excellent salary and
working conditions. Phone TR 1000. or
apply the Hoffman Co, $50 Pa ave. Sc
Evening star., 1943-10-05

Neat-appearing for well-known line OF
womens wear. We are interested in a
woman who needs an income yet can
per day Box o34-B Star
Evening star., 1943-10-05
$40 PER MONTH
COOK,
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER

Colored. settled. must be fyst-c,ays and
no laundry: THURSDAY afternoon and san,
day afternoon off: eXccl!en- pnrmqnerf po-
ltlcn: So per month: .eferenceS Apply
Nj. VlCkery, 1909 G ST. NV FX 50"
Evening star., 1943-10-05

Women between 30 and A. years OF age
10 make a survey for special street direc-
tory: salary S. per day plus expenses:
permanent. must have good health, neat
APPEARANCE and pleasing personality. Write
to Box SIR Star giving phone rurhor
Evening star., 1943-10-05
CASHIER
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATOF

NAs1AA 11o4 l. VI LIZA ON.
Good pay, pleasant working conditions,
o-day week. Evening work also Phone
Mr.. Alpert. MI 44SO -
Evening star., 1943-10-05
TYpIST

TYpIST
Essential business orsanization has open
ING for typlSt Must be accurate and rapid
interesting work, plea SAINT surroundings
permanent position, good salary with ad-
on merit. Phone personnel
od1cer. National Geoera phic Society, Dis
INC. GG2l FOR appnlnt n1ent
Evening star., 1943-10-05
SECRETARY

GENERAL OFFICE WORKERS.
Typlng necessary: GOOD salary. chance
Tor aoVancement: avoid downtown rush.
MI Hutchlson. 1900 Lee highway, Rosslyn,
Va. Once a. Key Bridge
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

FOR SALE: Delicious apples, also
a few Winesaps and Staymans
at my ranch. Leonard Allison"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
Son from Portland
Visits Johnson Home .

Goo Late for Last Week.
Finley-Fred johnson of Port
land came last Thursday and is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest johnson a few days.
Mrs. j. r. Ayers and Mrs. Lulu
Hampton attended the WSCS dis
trict meeting in Walla Walla We'd
nesday. s.s >e III.
Mrs. Margaret Scrafford of
Portland visited Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Cochran and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Cochran last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrile Hurt, who
have been living on the Bechtol
ranch this summer, have moved
back to their own home this week.
The River View high school stu
dent held a surprise house warm
ing party on their teacher, Miss
Dorothy Amman, Friday evening.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt of Umatilla
and Mrs. Herman Schmidt Of Wa
lula were dinner visitors Monday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brodbeck.
j. R. Ayers left Wednesday for
his sheep camp near Genesee,
Idaho.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
3-H Economic Club
Meets Wednesday

Western Horse Heaven Mrs.
Hugh Bell entertained the 3-H
Economic club at her home We'd
nesday. It was planned to have
election of officers. Recreation
was in charge of Mrs. Will Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson
who live in the artillery range
area, were visitors to Spokane
and Bend, Ore, this week in
search of a promising location.
Mrs. Clara Root of Locust
Grove and her mother, Mrs. Mar
gerthe Anderson visited at the
Dennis Henson home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Dimmick
who have been living at the Guy
Morgan house, left this week fol
Vancouver. s.4.srs ,sss...
Tom Speck was a dinner guest
Sunday of the Otto Larsen family
in Buena Vista. bel ~ .as
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
House Guests Spend
Week in Portland

Finley Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
Moore, parents of Mrs. Burt Fred
ricks, who have been visiting the
past few weeks at the Fredricks
home, spent the week end in
Portland. They were accompanied
by their grand daughter Joan
Fredricks. They all returned to
Finley Monday. l.
Miss Nina Moore was an over
night visitor Thursday night of
Miss Verjean Mae Sellars.
Mrs. Carl Walk spent Friday
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Schneider in Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
Engagement of Allen
Deffenbaugh Announced

The September % issue of the
University Daily Kansan, Law
renee, Kansas, which was received
here this week, carried the follow
item of interest to local people:
Wagy-D effenbaugh Engagement
Sigma Kappa has announced
the engagement of Doris Loye
Wagy of Lawrence to Allen c.
Deffenbaugh, USN., of Kenne-
wick, Wash.
The announcement was made
and candy passed at the Sigma
Kappa house last night. Miss
Wagy received an orchid COR
sage. Mrs. Edna Ellsworth, house
mother, and Miss Doris Brewster,
who assisted in the ceremony, re-
ceived corsages of gardenias.
Miss Wagy is a senior in the
School of Education and is presi-
dent of the sorority. .' 49,. -. H..
Mr.. Deffenbaugh is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl L. Deffen.
baugh, wheat ranchers in the hills
and the grandson of the late Mr.
and Mrs. B. G. Zwanzig, early
day pioneers of East Kennewick
He is graduate of the local high
school with the class of 80 .anC
met Miss Wagy last year while
attending the University of Kan.
SaS.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
P0mana Grange Meets
Saturday, October 8

Finley-The Benton County Po-
mona grange will meet at the Lo-
Gust Grove grange Saturday, Oct.
9th at 200 pm.
Lorraine Messenger and Virgil
Messenger visited Sunday with
Mildred and Willadean Perryman
at the Clint Glassner home.
Charles Num- who accompanied
Harry Smith to Seattle over the
week end returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benson OF
Hover were dinner visitors at the
e. Sherry home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Grover Farris and chill
dren left Monday for their home
at La Grande, Ore, having spent
the past two months with Mrs.
Farris' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Sellars.
Finley grange will meet at 800
pm. Friday, October 9th.
Miss Alice DeShaw and Miss
Phyllis Burlingame of Moses Lake
spent Thursday and Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sherry. Miss
DeShaw is a neice Of the Sherrys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Wilcox
and children of Hover and Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Derting and
daughter of Occur d Alene, Idaho
were visitors Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sellars.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
Several Sections Sold in
Horse Heaven this Week

Western Horse Heaven John
Moon purchased 5h sections OF
land here last week. Part of the
ground is what is known as the
Sam White place where the Moon
family is living.
Elmer Smith and Herb Owens
were business visitors last week
at the Lindsey ranch. ... H.. ~. ~.
Dennis Henson joined friends
Friday for their annual hunting
trip. -q.'+@s. -sa.a-.