The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-11-02

at the home of Mrs. L. A. Phil
lips Jennie Plowman while in
the south. s.=@.
The public relations section of
the army has sent word to this
paper of the recent promotion of
Willis B. Smith from private to
sergeant. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith of Kennewick.
Word from Rollin Smith, who
is starting training in sub school
writes this paper for one of the
new maps recently published by
the business girls.
w. c. Muldrow, former man.
ager of the Columbia, Irrigation
district, now connected with the
army engineers, has forwarded a
copy of Alaska" a little mag
azine published in the interests of
that region. Mr.. Muldrow was
stationed there for a couple of
years in the early part of the war
and had part in the, construc-
ton. of the landing fields, bar
racks, ETC., there. The magazine
has flock of pictures of Their
work, both before and after the
improvements were made. It was
an interesting bit of reading.
Mrs. Earl Bush, former resident
of this vicinity, recently under
went a serious major operation at
the Twin Falls hospital and is i'm
proving satisfactorily at her home,
sol 5th. Ave. No., Twin Falls,
Idaho, according to word receive
here by friends.
The Business and Professional
WomenS club members enjoyed a
social evening at the home of Mrs.
l. N. Mueller Tuesday. The house
was decorated in black cats and
Halloween colors and motifs. The
same color scheme was carried
out in the refreshments. High
honors for know Your Ads When
Shopping" went to Miss Bernice
Meals and Mrs. Gladys Bolon; low
to Miss Margaret Hawkins at bingo
Mrs. Mae Vibber, Mrs. Gladys
Bolon, Mrs. Bee Mcdonald. Mrs
Giles, member of the Montesano
club was guest.
The Kennewick Needle Club
will meet Friday, Nov. 3, with Mrs.
Otis Engles in East Kennewick.
Those desiring transportation
please meet at the Methodist
church at lis.
T/Sgt. and Mrs. Norman Guyer
are the parents of daughter born
Tuesday, Oct. 81, in Riverside,
Calf. The baby weighs six pounds
and Is ounces and has been named
Sandra Lee. Mrs. Guyer is the
former Lorene Rauscher.
Margaret Smith, Kennewick,
was elected second vice president
of her dormitory, North Hall at
the State College at Pullman.
Margaret is Junior this year.
Kennewick, Highlands Grange
will meet Thursday, Nov. 9, at s
o'clock, instead of $3.50. There
will be the election of officers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warden Fam are
business visitors in Portland this
week.
Douglas X. Jones is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and MIR. A. H. Jones.
Douglas has been stationed at the
naval air station in Jacksonville,
Florida. ...... .....
Mrs. r. L. Nelson of Kennewick
received word her brother, George
w. Walters of Streator, Ill, passed
away Oct. II. Mr.. Walters lost
his only son in the first world war.
He has a nephew, Harold p. Mel
son, with the RCAF at Calgary,
Alberta. .4s,
The Methodist ladies will hold
another rummage sale in the
church parlor Friday and Sat-
urday of this week.
The Highland Womans club will
meet Nov. with Mrs. R. S. Wood
ruff, Mrs. Nelson Lewis, Mrs. Art
Siimsen and Mrs E. A. Campbell
as hoSteSseS. There will be T.-B.
program under direction of Mrs.
J. R. Ayres.
Capt. James w. Mitchell, army
air forces, will arrive shortly on
furlough at Kennewick, after
spending ten months overseas in
the Mediterranean theater of Op-
erations. He will visit with his
parents, Mr.. and, Mrs. H. C.
Mitchell before reporting for re-
assignment. 81
Mrs. Paul Stone will entertain
the Kennewick Bridge Club at
her home, Nov. 8, with l o'clock
luncheon. :..-t" ... .
Mrs. Sarah Phillips of Everett
and daughter, June, are at the
home of Mrs. Opal Mowery. and
plan to make their home in Ken
neWick. -.s. .25
Mrs. Glen Tramel and two chill
dren, from Opportunity, are visit
ing relatives in Kennewick this
Pink and Green club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Maude Neel,
November 9th at pm. ".
George F. Christensen, one of
the. two republican nominees for
representative from this district
q. E. Babcock being the other)