The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-10-19

1st and 5th, were represented In
the group. ...s..
The Style Center, Richards
new woman's, children's and in
fant's apparel shop, will formally
open on Monday, October %. At
the opening, village ladies will be
given a chance to feast their eyes
on the newest styles in furs as
presented by leading manufact-
.urer from San Francisco (afterr
which, it is expected village men
will get along with last years
mackinaws.
Operated by Rodney Cox as
general manager and Wyman Cox
as merchandise manager, both of
whom have operated stores for
many years in Pullman, and in
Moscow, Idaho, the shop will be
open from ten to 5:45 on Mon
days, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, and from noon to 8:45
on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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The new Columbia high school
in Richland resounded with yells
this week as final try-outs were
held to choose cheer leaders for
the balance of the year. After
wedding contestants in home-roonl
go an opportunity was given
sssoy he surviving ten entries, all
girls, to parade their vociferous
talents before the entire student
body in the auditorium.
Five cheer leaders were chosen:
Peggy Bailey, 10 Ann Parke, Andy
Scott, Helen Teall and Marlyse
McGauvran. The other entries
were Virginia Grubb, Ruth CARR
son, Maliyn Garner, Doris Lodge
and Joi Slusher. The head cheer
leader will be chosen later by
members of the football squad.
The boys? All also7rans!
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Over $4,000 worth of magazine
subscriptions have been sold by
students of the three village
schools in drive to raise money
for school activities fund, accord
ing to Superintendent r. H. Fer
gin. Commissions paid on the sales
made by youngsters from the
Sacajawea, Jefferson and Lewis
& Clark schools will be used to
purchase educational films for
movie projectors owned by them.
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The Richland Junior Chamber
of Commerce met on Wednesday,
October IL, at $3.50 in the Lewis
q Clark grade school. The Jay
Gees, who devote their efforts to
various civic activities, are .spon.
:s0xns the current lecture series.
next lecturer in the series is
TDeane Dickson who will speak
at the Columbia high school on
November 1, after which Ger
hart Seger will appear on Novem-
Der 81, William Winter on Deem
Der 4. Charming Pollock on Janu-
airy Is, Younghill Kang on Febru-
airy II, Ruth Draper on March 3
and Edmund Stevens on April Is.
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Parent-Teacher Associations are
being organized at the Jefferson
school this Thursday and at the
Sacajawea next Tuesday it was
announced by school officials OF
day. Mrs. Ruth Livingston of
Pasco, sixth vice-president of the
state organization, who helped to
organize the P-TA at the Lewis
& Clark school last Tuesday, will
attend to assist in the organiza-
ton of these units. Parents, teach
ers and friends are invited to at
tend.
Lutheran church services, form
erly held in the Lewis & Clark
grade school, have been moved to
the Community Church located at
the corner of Goethals Drive and
Gillespie street, it was announced
mere by the National Lutheran
council. Pastor of the Richland
Lutheran Church is J. Milton
Irlmsrud. Services will be held
at Il:oO on Sundays, with Sunday
School preceding them at 1000.
TALL tennis singles cham
ploi'Stnp was won by Jim john