The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11

1 Pomona grange Will meet at the
Finley grange hall SATURDAYS Feb
| ruary 18th at 200 pm. Dinner will
/, be served at $50 pm. Initiation
in the 5th degree at 1880 followed
by a program open to- the public.
Mrs. I. N. Mueller went to Spo-
kane last Thursday TO be present
when her. daughter Anna Marie; fin
ished her training. at the Deaconess
hospital. A dinner in Anna Marie.s
honor was given Friday noon by
the hospital. She has accepted a
position at Medical Lake where she
will have charge of the surgery and
be assistant supervisor Of nurses.
At the regular meeting of Althea
Rebekai1 lodge Monday night plans
were made to entertain the odd
fellow district meeting Feb. %. On
March 8 the Rebekah degree. will
be conferred upon a class OF can
didates. Refreshments were served
to IS Oddfellows and RebekafS by
committee composedsof Mrs. Grace
Edwards and Mrs. Grace Desgranges
in conjunction with the .OddfeIlow
committee. =
The Tulip Blue Birds gave a
luncheon in honor of their mothers
Saturday, Feb. 6 at the home of
their leader, Mrs. l.. Newso1ne. Those
present were: Mesdames Campbell,
Black, Houston, Watkins, Williams,
Hanson, Spaeth and Stradling. The
girls presented a program of songs.
dance and poems. A birthday cake
was given to Dorothy Stradling as
well as a gift in honor of her 10th
birthday anniversary.
The three Fire Makers of the Yo-
kowish Camp Fire group, Francis
Dickinson, Nancy Stone and Rosetta
Albrecht gave a Valentine dinner
party to the rest of the members of
their group Friday night. The girls
planned, served and kept cost of the
whole meal as requirement in
their rank. The dinner party was
served in the midst of red hearts
and lighted candles at each place.
Games were played and songs were
sung at the end of the evening.
Yokowish Camp Fire group met
Monday at the home of their guard
ian, Mrs. Paul o. Stone, and COM.
pleted plans for a Valentine dinner
party. Camp Fire songs were re-
iaearsed and are being Inernorized
as part of their requirements of the
different ranks. Many of the MEM
bers brought their note books and
are recording their requirements in
order to fulfill all duties before the
Council Fire which will be held soon.
Plans were also made for a nature
treasure hunt hike that will be laid
and followed Saturday Feb, 20. by
the group.
The Nissaki Group of Camp Fire
Girls met Wednesday night in the
Camp Fire hall and enjoyed a
were Nancy Stone, Acel Ann Purdy,
Valentine party The honor guests
Frances Dickinson and Rossila Al
bright, girls who have transferred
from the Yokowish Group to this
group. The hall was decorated with
Valentine colors and motifs. The
exchange Of Valentines was made
through a Valentine box. Games
were played and Helen Hanson,
Gertrude Keene and Janet Mason
were the prize winners. The next
regular meeting will be in the hall
Tuesday, Feb. %.
The parish dinner of st Paul's
Episcopal church to welcome the
new pastor the Rev. L. w. Dyson,
was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. G. Helm on the Highlands
last Monday night L. E. johnson
acted as chairman. The Rev. Kuyk-
endall, chaplain from the Pasco
naval air station and Howard Whit
beck were speakers of the evening.
Mrs. S. S. McHenry sang two solos,
accompanied by Mrs. Lou Keene at
the piano. A pantomine. written
by Mrs. Lou Keene, was enacted by
herself and her daughter Gertrude.
The bishops committee including
Mrs. c. S. Knowles, Mrs. E. L. Bax-
ter and Mrs. S. S. McHenry were
seated at the head table which was
decorated with bowl of red tulips.
Sailors Dinner Guests