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Death Rotlres

ANMEN-Oci. 80. John. beloved husband
of Dorothy, dear father ot William
Eugene and Jack. brother Of Mrs kath-
crime SeleSh OF Luzerne. Pa, Bernard
.oi U. 5. Navy. and Adam. Funeral
Ss,gTdfS Ssnsps o, $50 ,to, from v j. MiifT naIT
Name Church at g. 90 Member OF
American Legion. Briggs Post No. 242
DOwSEY-Oct. 81, l945. al his home.
2076 Clynn Court, Andrew j., husband
OF Helen A. Dovney, father OF Mrs,
V. Ffankel OF New YORK City, John j.
Andrew Jr,, Payne and William d
seripps, Mrs. Clarence E. Day, Mrs.
Blair Moody. Mrs william Rennie and
william ID. Downey. Services at chapel
Of VIM. r. Hamilton Co., CaSs al Alex
andrine. Friday afternoon al so.
LEuscHES-oet. 20, John, Of io9lo
Freida Auerbach and Martha Luschen.
grandfather OF four grandchildren and
three great grandchildren. Funeral
services Thursday 2 40 p m ~ a II,
Peters Funeral Home, l2O57 Gratiot
Ave.
MICHALOWSKI-Lewis A., oct. 20. Of
24Ol Florian beloved husband Of
Wanda dear father OF Mrs, Jean Perry
and Lewis T. MiChalowSh. also , grand
children Funeral from chapel Of Leo
J Miller, 9222 Jos Campau. FRIDAY
at $50 and ST. Florian Church al 10.
oRToS-DAn ". suddenly oct rs.
beloved uncle Of Labcrta Wiliston.
thony and Peter PupQ Services
p m. Thursday al the a NJ. Norton
Funeral Home. 2lS7 W Grand Blvd.
SCHUBERI-Oct 20. Paul W. OF
52al Buckingham beloved husband oi
Barbara stein Schubert dear father OF
A
ret. brother OF Mrs. William Aeitz, Mrs,
Conrad Stepke Edward and the late
julius and Herman. Funeral THURSDAY
las D. m a. H. Peters Funeral Home,
l2057 GTatiot and so al trinity
Lutheran Church Gratiot and Riyard
SMITH-Oct 2s. william v. Of 6O24
Crane beloved husband OF Mary. dear
father Of Mrs. Lena Mensching. Mrs.
Irene Bailey, stepiather OF John and
Lewis Prewett of Virginia. Mrs. Myrtle
brother Of Mrs. George Caldwell, I'm
lay City and Lev Smith 81 California
grandfather of Barbara Bailey. Funeral
at George r. WarriCk Funeral Home.
1898 E. Grand Blvd until THURSDAY.
II 45 a. m; IN state az East Grand
time OF service, i p m.
STEWART-Oct, 80. le45, Donald F.,
editor Of the Moose magazine. Al Aurora
III beloved husband of MAryettA tnee
Mcintyre dear father of Mrs Albert
Dean oi New YORK City brother Of
Frank and Alex Stewart Services from
HilnEer Funeral Home 2449 W Grand
Blvd mar i5th. Friday afternoon at
80 Loyal order of Moose services
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock Friends
may call after p. m Thursday
wIRTH-Oct 20, George L, beloved
husband OF Della. dear father OF George
Ir and Shirley. dear brother OF Mrs.
Henry n Tauee, Harry, Fred Albert
and Max. Funeral from George r
Warrick Funeral Home, 1898 L. Grand
Blvd. Thursday, 230 p. m
ZALEwsKI-Oct. %, wladyslswn Of
i3o4o +. McNiehois. beloved wife II
Alphons r Funeral Friday al $50
a m. from A. II Peters Funeral Home
and Q a. m. al Assumption Grotto
Church h-
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BIRTHS

Citiele Miller 2s22 Fullerton.
Carol IhoTstAd, S22O Third
I.sheth Carson, 20 Beverly. Crosse Pcintt
Catherine steffek. 1854 Hollywood. cross'
POinte Woods
Ann Gutter, s4S woodland. Birmingham
FLORENCE Weir 1892 DfeXel Dearborn
Marie Standizh Ht02 May.
Hattie Tosch. loli9 Mckinney.
Alice Relier- 1855 Williams,
Ellen Brady, 295S Glynn
Mary SpeTberI, Ann Arbor
Helen Or1echovsh sass DOhei
MArEsrtt Mcdonnell. 1869 Los {
AUSTRALIA Frye. 653 Watson.
Ruin Moore s6O7 Russell.
White Gux, 26i6 Monroe
Evelyn olEetree, 1882 RioPelc
Blanche Roberts, e37l Stanford
5ornntr Ftrtds 402e Nineteenth
Wllllt- -CtrtiA- 40 l. Willis
TfAncea Toccn, aZ9I Harding
Doris Monette ! $40 BevideTe
Hsrel Wbde 5226 BesconEheio
frances Cemi. 34Oo Gray,
Etheleene Grlike. 5o4o Bewisk
Marion Johnston eS5 Btnitssp
Bethel Cambel 2io2 Crane,
Pauline Tucker. - Doris.
phvtits Wiener, i6eSA Inverness
Eli1abeth PodolAn. 7s72 Y. Robinv
Aoeiine Lester. $500 Monterey.
violE Retd. Io1po BeecndSiC
rOf0thy johnson. 500 n Main
Paula Meserlin. 4e76 MsplsWood.
Sophie FhriSi iT202 Van Burrn
Wilma Williams, is3o3 Wooohtne
Marion RAmSeytr. 1921 winston,
Virginia Pilon, $3.50 Ternes, pearbor
Anna MAnolis 1887 Santa Rosa.
Ann Hupcik. 40a W Margaret
Bertha Andrew. 14416 MArlowe.
AEnes Williamson, ise46 Ward
stella Mills $500 Marquette Gardcr city.
Florenee Psrreiio. ff0TT Heiton
Clara HArrravs i5sss Fielding.
Ada Isfrata. Elsa Prest
Catherine Hsvetta. 1893 Evergreen.
Mildred Keavy. cas- Clsirmount
Wanda Clark 2lss Gardner. Berkley.
Josephine Gardner. 2Seii Berg Birmingham
Ross Schwab 1852 walnut, Wyandotte.
Hattie Psfden, eol7 Mead. Dearborn.
Eleanor RAu, 2b75 Norman.
Rose Harris. 2eieo Hanover. Dearborn.
GIRLS
EleAnore Iemankievie. $3.50 Dubois
Maxine Severance, 1881 W. MeNichoF
Mary Ssndorf So5s Necke.
Esther Hii Yarcd. is47 Delaware
FredA Koch SIS Newport.
Pave Burton, i2S5l Psyton.
Elizabeth Safran. 1871 PENNINGTON
Harriet GsSiorowski. lls4o Hawihor h
ieonS Lslaar,no. 1911 Flemminr
Annie Kleiner 261o Buena Vista
MAY Mack. 1880 Hsverhill.
lnsI BiuFstad. 2s25 2. Grand Blve
Lillian Livingston 1851 Brady.
ArviA Drake. 204To Birwood.
Lucille Young 1455s Dequindre,
Viola Gum 35l Frazier, River Rou
Aeeline Robinson. issso Gonleeum
Laurence Denton. 54TO Baldwin.
iStty airline s44S Rohns
IsurettA Rogers, 1882 StAhelin,
Anna mcmillan. si2o Forrer
Fiinor Davis 100 Kinr
Roberta BrsmhAm s2s3 Doris.
l,ildrcd CardQn, 1863 McKinStry
flien isaac ls47 wheeiocH
irons RwiatEbwxki. 442a Thirty-hrst
Eleanor Schmitt. 3ee2 Fifteenth.
C,ladvn cloutier, i2o60 Atoury Park
Muriei Csiabess 23ssa W McNichos
tina Manery l51Oe Chatham.
Claire Gerard 3oSe Kenmore Berkle
Irene NeiFsr eos Oakridre, Royal oar
Marjorie Doerr. 1s2ls Heyden
MArraret Stickei, 1879 MENDOZA.
Cenevieve Cruta, se42 Georgia
Thelna Roberts seas National.
julia Hogan 1888 Roulo, Dearborn
Lee Cold, 2es3 Pasadena
Norma McCotter 1892 ClAstonoury
Cecile Daly a3ss ward
sylvls witus. lsso1 Tuller.
patrlcia Mondalek, sess Fourteenth
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Any Questions?

THE DEF ROT TIMES
4 mails personal answers 10
questions about the needs
and welfare. rights and prlNi-
leges of SerV l cem en- and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
MANY answers are printed
daily In this column, hut ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
At TOUR SERVICE BURTAU,
DETROIT TIMESt
ItMES SQUARE.
DETROIT II. MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and a self-od-
dressed, stamped envelope.
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ERE pleasant little game will give you a message
every day II Is numerical puzzle designed spell
fortune Count the letters
Of letters or subtract II the
add The result key upper
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right Then message letters under
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MALE HELP WANTED

AUTO PARTS MAN
For counter and some outside selling
Must have knowledge of Ford parts and
prices and have car Give phone no.
/ address etc. Address BoK B-2oSs
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PERSONALS

A LIQUOR habit stopped At home
Arnold, 246l Nat. Bank Bldg. RIA 1884
FRANK-PLEASE CALL CINCINNATI
BRAMBLE o7l3-R-ATER 10 p. NJ
J NJ.
GALIeKLENz - Prescription for liver
gaA bladder, Gallstones, stomach gas.
TO 7-174o.
GYPSY DOME TEA RooM-HoIlywood
atmosphere with meals. 1892 Farmer
% floor 70 rightl. CH 506e.
] WILL not be responsible for debts
contracted by my wife. Frances Ed
ward Campau, ss Leroy. River Rouse
/ WILL not be responsible for debts
contracted from this date by my wife
Anna, John DombroWSki, 1859
Mitchell
] WILL not be responsible for debts
contracted By my wife, Pinkie Harris,
after this date SamuAl ?. Harris
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
successful treatment. while working
Doctor DE SwArte Rectal Clinic
b7ls Second, nr. Palmer TR i.7242
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CH 1858 daily. TIE 1881 evenings.
Evening star., 1945-02-14
Receivership Asked
For ErIebacher, Inc,
By Three Stockholders

Receivership for Erlebacher, Inc,
womens apparel store, 1900 block of
r street NV, is asked in a suit filed
yesterday in District Court by three
minority stockholders, all of Phila-
delphia, who also ask for an ac-
counting of money they claim was
wrongly disbursed.
The suit also charges violation of
an agreement. The plaintiffs are
Rudolph M. Hirschwald, David D.
Gof and Alexander N. Rubin, de-
scribed in the suit as attorneys
whose stock Is owned as a result of
written agreement for legal serv-
ices.
Named as defendants, besides the
corporation, are Jules C. Winkel-
man, president of the Arm, and his
wife, Mrs. Sylvia Winkelman, both
of Washington; Louis Winkelman,
Frank l.. Winkelman, Eleanor
Winkelman and N. w. Winkelman,
all listed as residents of Pennsyl-
vania.
The suit says the firm reported
sales of 81 ,238 ,965.97 during the fiscal
year, ending July 81.
Under the agreement, the suit
says, there was to be a limitation
on salaries paid and on expenditures
for the protection of the minority
stockholders.
The suit claims that Jules C.
Winkelman, under an original agree
ment between the directors, was to
receive a salary of $1,000 year, but
that his salary is now in excess of
$4,000.
The suit asks that the defendants
be required to account to the cor
poration for money allegedly taken
Evening star., 1945-02-14
100 Groups Invited
To Planning Meeting

More than 100 organizations have
been sent invitations to a: meeting
on planning and housing" under
sponsorship of the Citizens Council
for Community Planning, at 4:45
pm. Monday at the United States
Chamber of Commerce.
Jacob Crane of the National
Housing Agency will speak on why
the Nations Capital Should Lead
the Way in Planning and Hous-
ing" His address will be preceded
by two British motion pictures ~
l." and Model City"
Evening star., 1945-02-14

for their own benefit. II also asks
that the salary Of the president be
limited to $1,000. The suit was filed
by Attorney Edmund D. Campbell.
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RETURN HONE

4S0 O1SGN 80SSS0
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Woodruff
returned Sunday after "a two
week vacation spent at Bull and
Mountain Home in southern Idaho.
At Bull they visited with Mr..
Woodruff's mother, who is IS
years old, whom he hadn't seen
for five years. They also visited
three brothers and several nieces
and nephews and their families,
old friends and neighbors as that
was their home before moving to
Kennewick IL years ago.
A brother and sister and two
nieces reside at Mountain Home.
Mrs. Harvey Whites sister, Mrs.
John H. Lohuis and son Richard
Of Seattle are visiting at the Har-
vey White home for about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bisatt Of Spo-
kane are spending a few days
at the Hal Whittemore home.
Mrs. H. S. Whitbeck just re-
turned from a three week vaca-
ton at Woodmont Beach on Pu-
get Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams and
daughter Arlene left Wednesday
for a weeks vacation at Little
Pend O'Reille Lake. Their son
Robert A. Williams and family
of Spokane will join them there
the latter part of this week.
Mrs. w. J. Preston has been
taking treatments in Spokane but
will be home for a month. Then
she will 60 back to Spokane for
check-up.
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Curly Atwood of Seattle visited
a few days with his Brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Atwood
of Mob Hill and sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Dudly Ran
dali Of 1O1 Monroe st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hack took
their daughter, Dolores to Walla
Walla Monday for Orthodontia
work. Their older daughter, Hazel
accompanied them on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Henderson
and daughter are spending a few
weeks at a lake in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Stevenson
Of Pasco, spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Stella Turner.
Miss Vera Personett returned
home Saturday evening from a
trip in the Mountains with her
Sunday School class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green on
Riverside Drive entertained Mon
day evening with a picnic supper
on their lawn in honor Of Mrs.
Sherk. Mrs. James Green and
son are house guests Of her hus-
bands parents this month.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF
HEARING
STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF BENTON

COUNTY OF BENTON
In the Matter Of the Petition Of Beard
Of County Commissioners Ct a, For .
County Road to be known % the Locust
Grove Grange Cutoff Road.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Notice II hereby given. that The report
and map Of the County Engineer In the
matter Of the road shove mentioned. has
been filed In the office Of the Board Of
County Commissioners Of said County.
said road being described In same report
Is follows: Commencing 1t the northeast
corner Of Section 81. Township North.
Range 20 E. ". H.: thence in . southeEly
direction along the section hne. . distance
Of approximately 1.35 miles: thence In
. southwesterly direction. . distance Of
approximately 0.20 miles 70 the ineefsee.
ton Of . gravel road bearing north and
south.
Therefore. Il II ordered b. The Board
that the hearing Of said report win Be
held By the Board Of County Commission-
ers Of said County ut their office at The
Court House in Prosser, Warrington. on
the 18th day Of August, 1915 at the hour
Of 10: 100 A. II.
Done this 23rd day Of July. lelS.
]. II. Hartman
Robert Evans
Jay Perry
County Commissioners
4A&-9s1
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Sign up Now for
Extended Care

All working mothers who desire
extended child care should immed-
lately sign up for such either at
the Nursery school or at the Cour-
ier-Reporter. This is care for
school childen before and aftel
school, and If enough signatures
are secured the care win be con-
finued throughout the school year
from six in the morning to six in
the evening. The kindergarten
group is included In this organi-
cation.
Any working mother who Is
interested In this program should
sign up immeditely so that plans
can be made.
The School board also wishes
us to remind everyone that any
child reaching its fifth birthday
by November LIST should be en-
rolled In kindergarten this fall.
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F1nEMEN PICNIC

The firemen held their annual
picnic Wednesday the 18th at the
city park. 80 adults and "a child
rem were present. Had potluck
supper and ice cream for dessert.
Had ice cream cones and pop for
the children. A very nice time
was had by all.
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AT The Churches

At six o'clock each evening one
Of the church bells in our city
rings as q call to prayer for q just
and lasting peace and asking
Gods blessing and protection for
the men and women in the service
Of our country who are fighting
under the banner, I'm God We
Trust"
The Christian Church is ring
ing the Methodist Church bell
this week and next week the As
sembly of God Church will ring
the First Lutheran Church bell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bastein Of
Prosser were dinner guests OF
Mrs. Gladys Bolon Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Nowak Of Richland,
Fred Blair of Taft, Calf. and Mr.,
Bill Blair were luncheon guests
at the Charles Hunt home, July
oath.
Sally and Sunny Neal, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neal,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Charles
Hunt while Mrs. Neal was out
of town.
The William Thomas's enter
tanned 20 dinner guests last Sun
day. The guests present included
Mrs. Hattie Dierlen, Mrs. Chas
Hunt, DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Curry,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Blair and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Blair and family and Fred Blair.
Mr.. N. F. Seyler and daughter
Naomi of Columbus Ohio and Mrs.
Harry Estes of Spokane are Wis
iting this week at the w. J. Pres
ton home.
Edward Estes son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Estes is expected to
return home Saturday after spend
ing three years overseas. He was
in the service before Pearl Harbor.
Miss Sally Dirstein left Wednes-
day morning for her home in Sc
attic after spending a week with
her friend Mrs. J. B. Slaugen-
haupt.
Sim R. Wilson 3rd of Marys-
vile, Washington, nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Falk was a visitor
at their home last weekend. He
is the son of. Mrs. Falk's sister,
Ruth Smith, a former Kennewick
resident.
Mrs. Urban Koelker and son
Ronald spent a week in Yakima
visiting her brother c. H. Yedica.
Mr.. Koelker drove to Yakima Sat
urday night and they returned
Sunday.
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Toulene is today being produced
in quantities exceeding World War
I production (which was from coal
alone) by tenfold-practically all
Of it made by synthetic processes
from petroleum.
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CITY OF KENNEWICK, WASH
1NGTON, BUILDING IMPROVE
MENTS FOR NEW FIRE STA.
TON.

MENUS fON NEW FIRE STA.
TON.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed lump sum bids for ma.
terial, labor and construction of
q new building to house the fire
fighting equipment will be re-
ceived by the City Of Kennewick,
Washington, until 800 PM, Aug.
2, 1915, and thereafter be public
" opened and read. Bids should
be addressed to City Of Kenne-
wick and mailed or delivered to
the City Clerk.
These improvements consist Of
the construction Of q building
fifty feet wide and fifty feet long.
With a concrete foundation, and
floor, outside walls Of concrete
block, with flat type, composition
roof, and q Sidewalk along the
front of the building.
Plans, Specifications, Contract
and Bond Forms can be seen ut
the City Hall, KennewiclE, Wash
ington. Copies can be obtained
AkOA ASSSAPS Va q P0y4AASA4S VI 4 G1Xv
DOLLARS ($10.0O which will be
refunded in case a regular and
bona fide bid Is made and the
documents returned, but other
wise will be retained to partly
cover the costs.
All bids must be upon regular
forms and must be accompanied
by cash or certified check payable
to the City Treasurer In an amount
to or exceeding five per cent (5R)
Of the total bid. A one hundred
per cent corporation surety per-
torrance bond will be required to
guarantee the faithful perform
ance of the Contract. The right
is reserved to postpone making
the award for q reasonable length
of time or to reject any or all
bids, for good and sufficient rea-
sons, and to accept the proposal
deemed best for the City.
By order of the City Council,
KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON.
Dated at Kennewick, Washington,
The 25th day Of July, 1915.
City Clerk.
1862
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FIRST LUTHERAN
Second and Auburn

Res. 6O4. Kennewick Avenue
Sunday school Gas an, Mrs
w. F. Hanson, superintendent.
Morning Service, HOO am
Sermon Theme, "The Father o,
Faith"
Luther League Meeting Sunday
evening 800 o'clock.
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! BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
A group of neighborhood ladies
surprised Mrs. Phobe Sherk Fri
day evening. Mrs. Sherk was SO
years young on that day, takes
affairs and is treasurer Of the Is:
Circle of the Methodist Church,
which position she has held for
many years. Mrs. c. F. Winken-
werder baked a beautifully decor
ated cake, and she was assisted in
serving refreshments by Mrs. E.
A. Miller. Mrs. Sherk had enjoyed
open house all day as friends had
called or brought gifts. She re-
ceived many beautiful cards and
presents. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Belair went
to Portland, Oregon on business
this last week.
Mrs. A. Deffenbaugh of Adrain,
Mo-, who is spending the summer
with her son G. L. Deffenbaugh
and family in Walla Walla, stop
ped over Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. @. Macmahon, while re-
turning from visit, with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Burke at Center
vile. She returned to Walla Wal
la that evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. L. Deffenbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Citron are
expecting their sister-in-law, Mrs.
Vic Citron to visit them. Her hus-
band is overseas.
Friends of Mrs. Frank White
will be glad to hear that she is inn
proving.
A group of young people spent
last Sunday at Lake Landon in
Oregon. Those going were: jeanne
Smith, Glenn Mallory, Dorothy
Smith, and Jim Bolt. All insisted
that they had grand time.
The Vane Wilders have returned
from Medford Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Neuman are
vacationing this week at Vancou-
yer, B. c.
Mrs. James Dowd, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson has returned
to New York after spending a
month with her mother.
The Jehovah Witnesses Of Ken
newick are sponsoring public
lecture on July 29th at Z pm. in
their church at % 10th and Alder
st. The subject will be "Bible
Spot light on Religion" Everyone
welcome.
Miss Gwen Davis of Kennewick
is employed at the Harold john
sons home at Hatton during the
harvest.
A family reunion was held at
the Roy Schneider home Tues
day afternoon, those present were
Mrs. H. c. Curry, Mrs. Ted No
wax of Richland, Mrs. Thomas
and daughter, Fred Blair of Taft,
Calf. and Mrs. Charles Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maupin
returned this week from their
vacation trip at Lake Kaches.
The Alma Circle Of O. E. S. held
a picnic dinner at the City Park,
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ernest
Sherry was hostess. Mrs. r. Q.
MacMahon won the draw prize.
The Nimble Thimble Club met
July 10th at the home of Mrs.
Bolon. The vice president, OAR
lene Galloway, was in charge Of
the meeting. Mrs. Bolon examin-
ed the sewing projects of each
member present. After the meet
ing refreshments were served.
Miss Margaret Hawkins spent
Sunday and Monday in Toppenish
with her sister, Mrs. Howard Lin
coin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thadeous Gross
cup left last Friday to spend a
week or 10 days in Seattle.
DR.. N. o. Otheim and family
OF Bozeman, Montana, are visit
ing with the Otheilms of Kenne-
wick. DR.. Otheim is a nephew Of
Inga and Olav Otheim.
. Mona Perry, of Seattle, was a
house guest at the r. OBJ. Stones
the past week, leaving Wednesday
for her home, accompanied by
Nancy Stone.
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BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN

SHd and Benton ST.. Phone Sol
N. e. Xauth. Pastor.
D. Moellex. teacher
Divine services Sunday at HOO
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at 800 PM. Tune in on "The
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HOME ON LEAVE

HOME ON LEAVE
Tech. 3 Sgt. Leonard J. Howe is
spending his two weeks furlough
visiting his wife and small son
Thomas at the +. B. Hauschild
home. He has been stationed at
Camp Boure, Texas. His parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Howe of Pasco
and brother-in-law and sister T..
Sgt. and Mrs. Don Peters of Pasco,
and his sister Mrs. Elsie Layland
of Portland were dinner guests
at the Hauschild home Thurs
day. Sgt. Peters is home on fur
Tough from two and one-haf years
in Persia.