The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-21

| Mrs. Melvin Moore of Bentor
City spent Tuesday with her par.
ents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston
Mrs. r. W.. Ripley was hostess to
three tables. of bridge last Saturda,
afternoon, January 18th. A de.
lightful luncheon was served at one
o'clock. Honors for the afternoon
were held by Mrs. Harold Stemsruc
and Mrs. Donald Flynn. '.F >
The Rebekah lodge will confer: The
initiation on six candidates nexi
Monday night. Mrs. Hattie I
Smiths team of Pasco will put on
the floor work. All Rebekahs are
urged to be present and all visit
ing Rebekahs are welcome.
Among those attending the USC
and ESQ dinner held in the base
ment of the Congregational church
in Pasco Wednesday night were the
Misses Irma Pratt, Tommy Simme-
link, Vivian Higley, Dorothy Smith
Dorothy Svatonsky and Beth
Neander
The Kennewick Bridge club met
with Mrs. Howard Whitbeck last
week. Honors were held by Mrs,
Frank Green. Mrs. Wayne Hous-
ton was a guest of the club. The
next meeting will be on January
9th at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Cranmer. Isa1-51 49,
The Parent Teacher Association
will hold a sale of children's used
clothing in the old Kennewick Mar
ket room on Saturday, January g.
Anyone having clothing to donate
is asked to either take them to the
grade school or leave them at the
Courier-Reporter office.
The Kilkare club members and
their husbands enjoyed a dinner
and bridge last Monday night at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Emil
Behrman. Dinner was served buff
fet style. Honors for the evening
were held by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Anon and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Whittemore. -
The Kennewick Valley grange
will hold pie social in the hall
Friday night, January % at 500.
The money received is to be used
tor pay the dues for the boys who
are in the service. Cards and dane
ing will be the entertainment pro-
vided for the evening. Everyone
is invited to attend. q
Mrs. Emil Albrecht entertained
the EscolantesE club last Thursday
night. Mrs John Smith gave IA
book review on Zone Red Rose
Forever by Mildred Jordan. A
gift was presented BY the club to
Mrs. Roy Larkin, a recent bride.
Miss Dorothy Reaugfl, assistant
county agent, was a guest of the
club. sl.-..~ i
James Thrasher, Kennewick, was
named chairman of the decorations
committee for the Varsity ball held
January in honor Of the Cougar
football team At this ball the an
nual Boiler award is given to the
football player voted as the most
inspirational on the team Thrasher
is Junior majoring in, history
education. .s s..
The Finley grange auxiliary will
hold party in the grange hall at
800 pm. Friday, January 10Th. All
members and their friends are in
vited especially those who so gen.
erously contributed to the success
Of the carrlivals in the past. The
merchants of Kennewick are urged
to be present. There will be games,
dancing and refreshments. ~''-ss
Mrs. Clyde Higley returned from
Spokane Tuesday after spending the
week end with her sister, Mrs. j.
William Smith. Mr. Smith, known
locally as Bill" is being transferred
from FIT. George. Wright to Vir-
ginia where he will take an officers
training course. Mrs. Smith will
remain in Spokane where she is
employed in an army project. /
The Nissaki Camp Fire group held
regular meeting Jan. II at the
hall with Cert Keene in charge.
Two new members Joan SBesser and
Dolores Shepard were present. The
birthday project for 1913 was ex-
planned and discussed. A member
ship drive for new members was
planned. Each girl is to get one
new member before the next meet
ing. ..oE@ .*.vSv-.
The Eastern Star will hold a
rummage and cooked food sale in
the building formerly occupied by
the Kennewick Market on Satur-
day, January 80. Anyone who
wishes to contribute clothing is
asked to leave it on the porch at
the Howard Whitbeck home or at
the Courier-Reporter office or to
notify Mrs. E. S. Black, Mrs. Lottie
Lampson or Mrs. Whitbeck. The
cooked food committee asks that
all the food be in by 1000 Saturday
morning as the sale will start at
that time.
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