The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-12-14
THIS WEEK IN
RICHL.AND.

imal", first play of the winter
season presented by the Richland
Village Players. Stars of the three
act comedy, directed by William
p. Rankin and managed by Mrs.
B. M. Hampton, were Diana Van
Wyck, who played. Mrs. Tommy
Turner, and Charles Stuart, who
played Professor Turner.
A large and enthusiastic audi
ence was in attendance at the
Columbia high school auditorium
where the play was held.
At the dress rehearsal, an invi-
tation was rendered and unani-
mously accepted by the cast, to
present the play at the McCaw
General Hospital jim Walla Walla
under the sponsorship of the
American Red Cross. The date
and other details are being worked
out now and will be announced
in few days.
The Randall and Dayle Groce-
terra opened at its new location in
Richland, Williams Avenue and
Thayer Drive, on Tuesday, Dec. 5.
The Groceteria has operated for
the last year in temporary loca-
ton on George Washington Way
at Lee Boulevard.
Washington state auto licenses
for the year of 1915 went on sale
in Richland on Monday, Dec. IL.
it was announced. They are avail
able in tract house Six, located on
George Washington Way at New
ton street, just three doors south
of the Richland ration office. Yer
non K. Harmon, notary of public,
is in charge of the office.
In order to procure a new Ii
cense for cars now registered in
Washington, the title to the car
and the registration card for 1914
must be presented to the above
office, Mr.. Harmon said. Cars
licensed in other states in 1914,
must be brought to the vicinity OF
tract house Six where motor and
serial numbers must be checked
against those appearing on the
title. II ~
The Washington state auto Ii
censing bureau has warned new
residents of the state that every
car owner maintaining a residence
here during the coming year will
be expected to purchase 1915
Washington license.
The license office will be open
from noon to nine o'clock every
day except Sunday, during the
months of December and January
Mrs. Reva Matthias, delegate
of the Benton county chapter, left
last Thursday to attend the annual
meeting of the Americon Red
Cross in Washington, d. G. Pur-
pose of the conference, Mrs
Matthias said, is to elect two new
members to the national central
committee of the Red Cross and
conduct other national Red Cross
affairs. The meeting was held
Dec. 13, and Mrs. Matthias expects
to return on the 18th and will
report to the local chapter on her
trip. Mrs. Hatthias, who is the
wife of Col. F. T.. Matthias, is
chairman of the Red Cross volun-
teers and special services and q
member of the executive commit
tee of the Benton county chapter.
A lecture and general discussion
on the subject, "Photo- Electric
Gas Analysis, by v. F. Hanson,
will be featured at the next meet
ing of the Richland Radio club,
to be held Dec. 10 at the SAGA
Jawea grade school. A regular
code class will be held at 1880
the same evening, proceeding the
lecture. -......
Ben Willingham, club president,
talked on DC electricity at the
Radio Club meeting on Tuesday,
Dec. S. Code class on that night
was attended by more than 20
members. .-..
The dance that was to have been