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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01
PLANNING BOARD
SEEKING SURVEY

Looking forward to the naming
of definite boundaries for the city
extension plan, the City Planning
Board yesterday had agreed to re-
quest City Engineer J. A. Lough-
lin to make a new survey OF sur
rounding areas.
The boundaries chosen will be
in line with the plan being dis
cussed broadly by the Planning
board, it was agreed.
AS soon as the survey is COM
pleted. work will begin on the
framing of bill covering extern
sion, to be presented at the next
term of the State Legislature by
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01
CLUB COUNCIL TC MEET

RALEIGH, Aug. 81 Up the
State council of the Federation of
Home Demonstration Clubs will
hold it's annual meeting here Sep
TENDER 1921, it was announced to-
day. The convention, usually held
earlier in the summer, had been
postponed because of the current
outbreak of infantile paralysis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01

former deputy assistant chief of
the air staff, material, mainte-
nance, and distribution, and COM
manding general of the materials
command, will serve as deputy di-
rector.
The materials command had
maintained headquarters at Wright
Field, Dayton, O., while headquar-
tiers of the air service command
had been at nearby Patterson Field,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01
Judge Ferguson
To Be On Bench
In Court Today

] H. Ferguson, recently ap-
pointed deputy recorder, will
hold court today and Saturday
in his new official capacity for
the first time since he W S
deputy recorder for Alton Len
non two years ago.
Ferguson served on the
bench in Recorders court two
months ago for two days dur
ing an illness which prevented
Judge H. Winfield Smith from
holding court.
A light docket is expected to
be heard by the deputy record
er today.
Ferguson was associated with
the law firm of Burney n d
McClelland f or many years.
Col. R. S. McClelland is now
on duty with the army and
John ]. Burney is Superior
court judge for the eighth judi
cial district.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01

It. Close the opening by placing small skeWers 1 os
the opening and then lacng Irvine around them VIII 4S
the chicken is DONE the skewers pulled OUT anu '
Irvine lifted off .
To prevent the thinner portions from getting done before
the thicker portions thoroughly cooked inc ess anu
wings should be pushed close to the body ana helu
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01
RECALLS MINISTER

LONDON, Aug. 31-R-The Ger
man radio today quoted a dis
patch from Sofia as saying that
Bulgaria had recalled her minis
ter to Vicny lowing to the situa-
ton in France"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01

with twine. Then, brush the bir;1 1Uth r,.,+,
fat. 'A Ale1'es uilsalteo
! =
Place the chicken in shallow pan on rack bre.st
in moderate oven of 325 to $50 degrees ALLOWING 70
70 ~ n n;s 70 me pound When about half done
urn t oloAen breast up, with cloth replaced over
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01

to meet with Congressman
ard Clark who is conte .rn Bay
a visit to the city next ma yl''in'
the conference with Clark. t fs1' A
eral postwar picture o. WV rV ss'a
ton is expected to be- ,+,' ".'nns
Full membership was sls''
IN Chairman H, r gT5eSNt
W. A. Fonveille. nr w. 1Lsmory
Moore, City Manager A hoou'ta
chols, and Secretary W F f.. T. NJ
py, Jr. " fIed Rs
-E---
Inc word graphite coma.
the Greek world meaninss N o.
write" Ai4s u
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01

Russian scientists have devel-
oped a new type of apricot which
is said to contain 80 per cent sugar
when ripe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01

In a very un-Christmassy cos
tune, Ruthe Reid Of the Broad
way hit, "Follow the Girls"
wraps Yuletide present for her
Seabee husband. Which is a re-
minder to you that Christmas
packages for servicemen abroad
must be mailed between Sept.
18th and Oct. 18th
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01
and Professors

Dreas and continue cooking until the drumstick mea'
IS very soft, when pressed between the fingers.
Slow cooking develops bit of flavor makes hs
mea! dehcatey tender, and keeps the juices in koa9
ing In the modern manner to add water TO M
pan COOK uncovered except for the -mosened cio
and cook in moderate oven
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01

The brush, like many other hand
tools, is simply an improvement
on what the fingers can do.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01

BUY WAR BONDS AND sAMPs
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01

When getting the dressed bird ready for the oven rub
the cavity with salt. Place enough weseasoned dressing
in the neck fill out nicely and asten the neck
skin with skewer. -~---..~-.s-.. -.f ~
Then stuff the body cavity with dressing but do not pack
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01
Here's How YOU Can Help

For the next several weeks plan to include in your
roastlng-slze chicken as your main meat dish.
type chicken on hand today!
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-01
Buy a ROASTING SIZE" Chicken!

In buying ''roasting-size'' chickens you'll be ren
ducers of our State and you'll also be doin
your table NEW and vastly more popular way
CHICKEN! Read the recipe printed below.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CLEANING by the day. experienced colored
ns sHlGIss mens' Ess dss a4sl work pre-
GIRL. colored, wishes Domestic work; nj
GIRL. eGGas color.d Wal Wants 'vS Work cleaning apt
fof for employed nn "sss people Monday to Friday
81 s!Eh H. eGoref n Il vsess sSss Job as mothers help
GIRL, colored, desires part-time work, am
saus OF R e. Shn .;t:r isundTy: eooknsi
any kind. Cali Hobart 773s.
Ss,,Tss; VIII oss sT soda N" fountain; ref Cal
Girl. eoiored. neat, will care for chill:
eali s.hL Ex' s0isEss s7ss neat as mothers helper
GIRL. colored. wants days work cleanins
sspartments spa nn sass Monday' THURSDAY and Fri
GIRL to take care Of children. IMoGENE
sTEENs, $40 Que st. NV. Phone DE
15: sand:ys solo5ss Ts 1885, ssss 'hs hou'svorl
sms fsG,sa' sss.f' sest: so ZIG !ss " nurse
sSisESa5lhEASSx9s;.s hGSisSS5h So; $685.; 7.;o,o,., 49,. 49,
fAGsbr. e III Il dukTxiss, REss whit. woman: r.t
CiaSS MoIks nice yArQ. call LUDLOW $3.50.
LAUNDRY will be done BY hand anythinl
in the wearing line; special on silk; ne
sheets. NE. 35l6. 1894 9th st. NV,
LAUNDRY WORK done At home: hrst.
class: quick service. Phone FR. 1882.
MAiD. rslisble, general housework, small
stay nights; prefer every sun. after break.
fast on: short time for. shopping; white
or ceiored home; not under $40 wk. Boz
SCHOOLGIRL wants part-time work al
maid IL private home. NO. 3l94;
M0mAN' Golored; wants day work; exp.
WOMAN, colored, neat, wants days work
Csu NO. Q259. Sunday after 9 am
WOMAN, colored. young, vants cleaning
apt. from 81: exp.: RET. MI. $3.50.
WOMAN. colored, wishes g.h.w. for small
adult family; very light laundry only. goot
plain cook; live out; &22 week. Call CO
1857 after IL Sunday
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time laundr,
work deys week. Can after . Am.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, $3.50 month: white or coloret.
live IN; cook and g,hw:: houseman, gar
efnrs snd essens asyns W h5ss
COUPLE, colored, reliable, no children;
husband part-time janitor duties, wife as
maid; Apt, and salary. Box 2ss-M. Star
COUPLE, white, to manage small roomine
nIase Psone = osR FR $, soss g. Apply i4' St
sns pafE xnnex eonn eeDD,
ave, and Woodley I'd, NV, between 12 noon
COUNTER SUPERVISOR. am. to 3
DANcE fas TEAcHEksePSayer lis; ePSa studio. will
train q limited number Of persons having
dancing By the hsses metsod aS
through years of research: full and part
s%s Openings ays ApDly st once 1915 Con-
EFFiCiEST MAN or woman. as bookkeep.
er and stenosrapher, by firm in plumbing
heating ns and general e meoastruction business.
yUNioR CLERK in professional pharmacy
sHHaMAcy kH4H5aAEN sriks%2Rf6. iss2a ST. I'd ..m nv 10
MRS Hsalsi AND oti woszs-work sSss in Arlington
County, full, full or part time bus operators.
dustry Experience not necessary. Apply
TRr4x "a noToa rs FaNsfokFan9oNN
sxtlls in essential industry need not apply j
PAYROLL AUDITOR. Apply treasurer'i
PaIE RCssi a.sf i6 NC
PEOPLES DRUG STORES need pharma-
cists excellent salary, 6-day week. splen-
did working conditions, vacations with pay;
permanent permansnt position with adysneement Or
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. n st. ne.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES need drug clerks
experiences desirable but not necessary;
sas s'I IsIeI fsk bkueS ueSdsf ssfFoSa oSS;sa .. Ass: sa
piosment once, n St. ne.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
SITUATIONS WoMEN

BOOKKEEPER-secreta manager,
$50; b-day vk., permanent or temporary;
sttsi 81 6nsSp sRI
white woman would like to 20 to seashore
or country for summer: not servant type
sdults preferred; best reference. Box
pn antii an; 'Hss csll pish' NJ ssSa. S.t a.''
rsssonsbs Mss sER so
HxPERTF fYrisG Of msaasesipts aea@s Sss theses
zoie: evenings .s only !tAs4ns0Isi Ness Brown ME-
FEDERAL EMPLOYE, woman, deaf. ex-
ceilsnt lip reader. wishes employment two
iithosraphy: state Details. ''s Box '0s4 a4s.s, g
GIRL, white, IA. desires employment car
I5o2 I51or2, Summit q. NV. Apt. eos.
GIRL white, %; desires part-time evening
drusstor. clerk and general once vorEer;
can do typins At home. BOX zoos. Star.
GIRL, colored. neat, intelligent, wishes
evening work in BUSINESS once as secretary
HIGH Il ifP'Si school a s7ss STUDENT. intelligent
aiSSRasain Poiif,SR Rds5ins ~: s.si,,on @ Adams M oSss
ssadins I also % DONE. uhs De- sSis Spss'ae ar'lns'
MANUSCRIPTS prepared for publication,
EDITED ed and typed by eollese grad: English
hour: typinE, zoe page. Box aS5-M Star.
NURSE practical experienced. wants adult
eases eases; ssd six,day week; ss6 week. Ran
NURSE: practical colored. desires day or
night duty, well trained. Trinidad 2e3s
MANAGER Woman, experienced, desires
employment managing apartment or room
ms ing house. No phone calls. BOX a99-s,
OFFICE WORK mature intelligent, woman:
some SON nlins and typinE experience. Box
PARENTS wanting some one to care for
nis ninss, ga eall Re. sI52s
with aptitude for this type of position,
willing to learn laboratory work: can type
a.I ana handle ONCE detail; s35. Box 19I.s.
POSTWAR POSITION wanted by widow.
experienced e,a,srn in feld work; reeeptionist.
faa eas HI STRsE Tor s'sT ss.d or chronic
fs Mfs sUS5f. Sha soia2.a sso
s;hSyT day, Sc for 10 or y. pi 4io7. ::
sponsible, experienced; available July and
NY iss S1 airefst. @ s'es ies.
IHs ospa as s
typlne WORK 70 oe done at home; wanted by
mother with II yrs. Govt. experience.
~ FRAMED NED iREsctsEhPrIosysr desires position
with doctor; considerable experience, per-
sonabls appearance. Call North 21so.
TYPING. public stenographer. manuscript,
Gn,;., LEGAL technical gSrk snyelopeS mailing
' TO 30 AZ A. HSME SSsa R R.nSssrpt Sns
letters. briefs. WA. 4753
WHITE. settled as child nurse or take
care Of elderly person. good ref; S25
per week. MRS. E.. 80 xenia st. Sc,
Washington, D. c.
YOUNG LADY (24) with college degree in
sociology and economics plus 2h years of
stenographic experience in Government.
desires position in private industry any
where In United States. Call d. 1858,
guom 2 an oto t9 ! pm. . 3,
teno-secretary, wide experience, desires
position, 5 or 5la-day week, $500 month.
Box 2S5-S, Star
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE wants or 10
hr. duty; chronic preferred; excellent
local reference. Call after IL pm. DE.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
SITUATIONS MFN.

ACCoUNTANT--11 re; s1p:. rscsptly di.-
tirms q clients fcr auditins and tag serv-
AocoJNfANr ,sss Rsf NJ AsTfbsiroa. stfbsir posting an.
ndsss .r.ts ssss s1 HaTssss4ns t.l MOD
Saskr1slNna xSSsafssEk ASS1R' .sss ssSs vr,t.r.
illustIstion; sxcslient results prod1cea - y
8 sss ssz. ssansismin st.. Ss ~s.sins.
xssr. a ruscnAsNo AGENT, indus.
d!sft e.; perm: Give phone or details
sa sSoxklstzs sizah; gar expert. r..ll, toeno.sh
would sDprscists OPPORTUNITY 70 secure
sss i1ss:'sPi sss q ss:; services full or part
sSfSHSS S1s Sss.sss
and hoysemsn; With city reference. Call
coLossS MS seS MAN. settled. religious, viii siv.
DkATTISG' woRk WANTED. Charts,
ss raes T pi.ee e0 or toS g. hour % VIZ ssas Sas
ELDERLY MAN wants work as caretaker
Or similar work: decent wages. Boz 250-s,
HOTEL STEWARD. reliable, wants perma-
nent position. Box 212-s, Star.
as sscountins e Clerks. echf cali Il ae sio4 Work
JANITOR, part time; have in family; do
painting. Call At 906 Westminster St. NV.
LIQUOR. retail, experienced: salesman or
manaser; will consider proposition. Box
MAN, y. married. draft exempt. colles.
grad. B. 8. in bus adm, 2 years law
school. desires permanent local business
connection with future. Box 2s1-s. Star
NAN, ~. go sGooLoRED. wants ianitor. quarters
MAN. best references. age sb. employed
chanse for services After 5 pm. cali NO
MAN, young, colored. wants Job on satur.
SIO days osd only. driving preferred. Cali Sunday
MAN, young. eofored, wants work paint.
PAINTER, colored. wants work BY day OF
FL RhHns NC fetTed 7ess Arms, desire. no,
ton: special training in yenereal diseases
PRAcTicAI SU5RsE. ma male, " coiored. desire,
position nursing inyalid; kind. experienced
PRINTER. 25 yrs experience. fast, &C.
curate, wants steady employment, sooc
pay: Box 277-s. Star.
YOUNG MAN. colored. willing to work
dfSsrs permt can poi AZ 1 ssas '5 Seiore RS!,'t
a6JNG 81 G '1fsF vfTEsaaS. L. PM banking credit e e..
perience. lawyer. now employed. desires
sohGRHB ee5Ie5 soY BOZ ,.S. sta.
JOB in Cafeteria. FK. M o5s4. 2 WISHES n'''e'
WILL KEEP Soc. Sec. and Withholding rec
ords, etc, top. condition, for Individual
taxpayers, smaller Arms; part or full time
position accepted; exp. cashier, Al refs
Evening star., 1944-07-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

PASSENGERS to @. p o. from Wilson
about q am. CHI 4755.
WANTED, transp. week ends to and from
Sulpeper Va. for 3 adults; refs. Elk.
3340: Ext: 500. weekdays, 9 a.m.-5 pm .
PARTY HELP DRIVE AUTO ali or part
way Grand Rapids. Mich, to 20 July;
LADY driving, Denver, Colo. Monday:
JULY 3rd take two ladies or couple. Call
DRiviNG 70 wINsroN-sALEM. n. c., 3rd
Or 4th will take one or two women. ia.
69Qa. afternoon.
BOSTON, Mass. or Portland. Me-couple
desire ride around July goth. will share
expenses, assist in driving. References
Call HOBART 1857 after pm.
DAILY TRANS. Queens Manor or haywood
Apis. downtown Wash. Have room for g..
COLLEGE STUDENTS transportation. Be-
thesda, Chevy Chase. to College Park. sum
mer semesters starting July Z. Bradley
WANTED-i or 2 passengers to drive
references sxehansed MARdAREr s.
LADY TAKE going Mont. about July 10;
Olds 194l; or Join party, drive car, share
sPxNisa- -sPEAKiNG LADY with we'll
trained child wishes ride to Texas or
Mexico. any time up to July 15: pay fuel
expenses. Write MRS. JOHN HAMMOND,
Route 3, Box 145. Annapolis, Nd. ~
YOUNG LADY desires motor transporta-
ton with Toman or married couple pro
West; July 10th to 18th. Cali MRS.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
sAsploYMeNT ssRv,cRs.
0U1lllEo1.

- -
T1ACnx.s.nsny ane Ics!ticns Iists4;
lna1s sg AHa1rNcY. ~ $40 n. Charles st., Balti-
;tSi ;ftISixsctEEsSis. / MS elarks r.sspp,ns; ..,ss. -
ariss. visit Nz4E. TkxcHk1sS ms AdxHNttY. 81 II.
ffaca1ikk sIst; II kEs2 1ahl 9 e L,. IA 2lh4. -,
school. Aeadmaster. boys' school. NE
mentary grades. Girls. live In. Asst.
Trsneh, girls sehocl, i've IN. ADAMS
II1H.AC4sg ~ A0NCYs 204 Colorado Bldg..
saItcT rosifinioNs-rop salaries. Good
nc9ss; es.nr etsnos. "a, transpeststicn: &l5Q;
bookkeepers essential. 1000; typisti
is. sss osis ~ 81 + ssvicE 4 i!sss'i isI1 Snds1
UNUSUAL POSITIONS proft.
able: stenos. 03, aviation, S1b0 mo.
III sss4eSno.;l * fors,cp % miss SEQ; .ssnSF. ssCsIi CI
frS fsso punsn ~pn opssss' ss slss rdTy.ZS dtyZ.ss ss @
openinfs. Inquire MA. 233e. BOYbe
1893 . 81. nv.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
HELP MfN 3 WoMGM tcsss. !

AeLe MfN 3 WoMeN tcsss.l
fEOrLEs DUG STOnEs nsed drug pfic-
,ns clerk man q woMsn Mitn exrsrifncf
Hs nDRuo sToRIs 'n mi ARnas
fP%RsSsr PRSro odIAfiikRs. Ri hs portrait; mus. ss ex-
a. details. uNDERwooD uNDlR-
ard John.on's. Wisconsin ave. 1t District
Bakers. cooks. salad and sandwich makers.
porters. Highest salaries. meals and uni
PETER BARNS: Monday or tuesday, 8
nm;.6 a Pm. Postwar opportunities un-
sTEiEsiSsooTYpE TRANscnnER. part tims
o.ySn 81 sn :ssnas s.snr S q Dr ps r.cr.na na
snd neatly and be good speiler. BOX
srsNGriTfffE s1piSi ifff REroErER. experienced or
dsslDss S sSr un or Part tine
m bs.n for ss.dss s. = sSy:
W4rERs WH4sfr iasT' ANS sS1 as3s W3if.ssEs eoor.d
High-class sea-food restaurant has po-
sitions open for walters and waitresses;
TOP WAGES and excellent wsrtins sondi.
| NELLS Sea GRILL, 1907 st. NV.
shower, laundry tubs, cool: conv. trensp !:
exchange for care Of house. 2O23 Kaio-
rama I'd. NV. Phone OR. $500 for appoint
PEOPLES DRUG STORES need bookkeep-
Ing clerk; good opportunity for capable
aDDs psuS sFFoeRRaG
rrss9hrtnhsn Drug STORES need su. girl.
ana dishwashers; no experience needed:
sSsS Essf pay Xpn, ,eatiGn .n, v.R k g:k 4f;seS, s
cAfsot19 cso 1E 9c Z GuSIvSiEHsifrY II requires clerk.
typists for accounting dept. Cali MI.
PEOPLES DRUa sToREs need payroll
clerk, accurate with figures; good salary:
vacation with pay; 44-hour week; good
once. PEOPLES DRU5 sToRES, N r
PLEASANT and profitable evening employ
D1. 1910, Mr.. O'BREN
Evening star., 1944-07-02
hfLe polAWTle tceaf. ]

WOMAN, Settled, White 81 c0IoFed; coQf.
TR 1905 -
!. 4; =: 7 ~ 'al.i 4 y:
WOMAN 70 qssist With housswoYk ID mod.
family 2 adult!, small boy. and Infant
W0lAM. eolorsd. settled; civ; cooking:
4 adults, 3 working: Sun, on; refer: Chew
Chase location. Cali wo. 70O0. after B
WOMAN. reliable. permanent. for care Of
2 preschooI siris. 1--we In. rood home. .vill
sIe child. CAL ch: oQze. after Sat.
sSds aSdSb .nd ao, az scad saad: e :ss,dr.n: ,.
upstairs bsdrm.: .9h.v. tronins; no wash
HIGHEsr WAGES. beautiful eool home
for responsible woman, must sleep IN,
dsy. 81: 5S1; $3.50. $500 s5tS ss. nv,
S2O A WEEK. colored girl, capable Of
taking care OF children; sleep In nishts
. week: light housewoYk, on sunday. 1882
Webster st, NV. IA. O46O,
Evening star., 1944-07-02
INSTRUCTION. coURSRs,

-
L4ARN BEAUTY CULTU1I. Permanent
positions. Operators needed. Day and
psrt.time elssses. MAHNLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1910 Il. Z. ave. M,
FRENCH private lessons, By experienced
native lady teacher; 81 per hour. Phone
QUICK review course In shorthand. tyre.
Mriting, bookkeeping, calculating machines
s NsH slsase: nsy sta1tin9 EnIch At Do3t
Light INsTRUCTIoN on Cubs. Taylor
crafts and Wacos now available from Con
Eressional Airport: Phone Oliver $685. .
PIANO TEACHER accompanist: studied
Chieaso Musical collese. Franklin O27I
SfANIsH-Private lessons By native
COLOkED-More Jobs than ever before.
Register at once for SIX weeks summer
course. We will qualify you for one OF
these many Government positions. TYP.
Ing. shorthand (0rcsg and Pittman), card
punching. other courses. JENNIFER BUS
COLLEGE, 1243 New Jersey ave, NV.
PhSns Metropolitsn 1909. z:
SUMMER SCHOOL-Besinners' and re.
fresher courses in shorthand tipping, book.
keeping. Eng. vocabulary building. comp
tometer New classes now starting. In.
MA. 233S
Evening star., 1944-07-02

SITUATIONS MEh D WoMfh.
sasrssr: s-'i id s q Church ss1 Il ss'nH's S.,
,eAN! ~ \! AND MIyE. sSlcrsd. xish lob q
pAyt.tlme work AO zl4S y =
Evening star., 1944-07-02

modern air-condi-
nd commission. Lii
h st. NV. D1. 0235.
5-day week, closed
|. Agnes Hair Shop,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-11-23
Little Stories
the Week

The Townsend club will NEE.
THURSDAY evening, Nov. 81 at liie
christian church. Inene WI"
pot luck dinner at $50. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sprague o.
ICarson washington, arrived IueS-
|day TO spend Thanksgiving WIFI
his mother. Mrs, Jessie Mcclure;
Also his brother Glen Sprague anu
sister, Hazel Grant in Pasco.
Emil Albrecht and his daugnte,
and son-in-law, Mr.. and MRS. Ear
.. Berry arrived here from fas-
adena Calf. Saturday morning.
|They will spend the THANKSGIVING
|hoI;d,vs at the Emil Albrecht II.
home. a na,.s
Henry Gattke and MIR. and MIS-.
,usf.v aIbrecht arrived here sum
day morning from Roiia, NTr. VI
dakota. to attend the 1unerai %
Mrs. Emil Albrecht. They are VS.
itine at the Emil Albrecht Jr.
home and will remain until alter
THANKSGIVING. &c
[Onportunity, have bought the EAU
Williams home in the south High
Hands. n.4 -, o, ~
Fourth Friday club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Odes Sloan at z
p.m. Friday, Nov "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hlgley re-
port the arrival of grandson,
WAYNE Keith, weighing nine lbs,
lon Saturday, Nov. 18. The parents
are 1t. and Mrs. Lowell H1gley.
The mother and baby are now IN
Bellingham. $3.50.
M Thad Grosscup is entertain
II Kennewick Bridge club at
-ESK ONE Wednesday,, Nov. ~,
18th one o'clock luncheon. 3.
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Bush OF
Sisters, Oregon, visited last week
with Mrs. Nettie G. Templeton and
the Tewalts at Finley.
MIR. and Mrs j. D. Miller and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McGhan
and Mrs. A. L. VanDine of Grand
view were week end visitors at
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Rathbun.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-11-23
PEG Entertains
Sunday Night at USO

The Sunday evening USO sup
per was sponsored by the PEG
ladies of Kennewick. Cake and
coffee was served. Mrs. Norman
Robbins, chairman, Mrs. w. S.
Washburn, Mrs. Lawrence Scott,
Mrs. Mark Moulton, Mrs. H. E.
Huntington, Mrs. N. E. Robbins,
and Mrs. Charles Powell, served
on the committee.
The evenings entertainment
consisted of a group of accordian
solos by Miss Holden, teacher in
Kennewick schools, and two songs
sung by Ralph Augustavo, music
instructor of the high school. He
also Lead the community singing
which followed the program. Mary
Goulet, the regular Sunday eve
ming pianist, accompanied the
singing.
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Mrs. Carl Hess left Friday for
Mississippi to be with her husband
Sgt. Carl Hess, stationed at Camp
Shelby. ......-... .-.-,.-
Mrs. Ray Reeder and daughters
Wanda, Norma and Danna of Sc
attic spent from Friday to Mon
day visiting relatives and friends
here in KenneWick.
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Norling were
business visitors in Seattle this
week.
1t. Herbert Hewitt left Friday
to attend an army engineer per-
sonnet school in Baltimore, Md,
for 80 days. = Z
Mrs. Warden Fam and her
daughter Mona Marie Monroe left
Thursday for San Diego, Calf, to
spend two weeks with her daugh-
ter and family. - 's|
Mrs. Mildred Liston left Thurs
day evening to spend a week Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. Herbert
C.. Ritter in Port Angeles and her
mother in Seattle.
Pvt. Ronald Johns, who is TAX
! ing army specialized training at
the Davis Mountain Field hospital,
is spending 15-day furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Johns.
Mrs. G. H. Shanafelt, of Seattle,
is visiting at the home of her SIS
ter, Mrs. r. E. Reed. -,-..r II. -.
Mrs. Gordon Hille and baby
daughter left Thursday for Los
Angeles, where they will spend the
winter.
Miss Mona Morris of Seattle
was week end guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Oswald
Mrs. Oswald and Miss Morris were
college room mates.
Marine Joe Osborne arrived in
town today and is at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Osborne for a short stay.
Lois Lorraine Kush S &c of the
MAS, Whiting Field, Milton
Fla, spent short furlough in Ken
neWick with her parents and 9th.
er relatives and friends.
r. r. Mcintosh, of Spokane was
a Kennewick visitor today. Mao
operated the Richland Transfer
for many years. He has been ir
Canada the past 80 days visiting
his mother. ~
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WSCS will hold a bazaar and
cooked food sale in the Methodist
church parlor Dec, Mrs. j. r.
Ayers is in charge of the food
sale.
Kennewick lodge, F. G. A. NJ,
will observe its annual home COM
ing of past masters Wednesday,
Nov. 20, 1914, at 8 pm. at the
will be conferred by an all past
masters team.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Babcock and
daughter left yesterday afternoon
for a weekend in Victoria.
Current Events department will
meet at the home of Mrs. j. B.
Slaugenhaupt on Kennewick Ave
nue. tomorrow Friday) afternoon.