The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-16
Western
Horse Heaven

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tess to the Horse Heaven Home
Economics Club at their regular
May meeting. Mrs. Lee Lampson
and Mrs. Ester Perrault were as
sisting hostess. After the lunch
con Mrs. Donald Sherry of Kenne-
wick gave a short lecture on care
and health Of the hair. Mrs. Sher-
ry, who has been a beauty school
student, answered questions per-
tanning to the subject matter and
then gave several demonstrations
on hair styling, using herself and
several of the club members as
models. So much interest was
shown, the afternoon proved all
too short. The secret pals, known
as Bashful Brownies were reveal
ed by paper dolls dancing around
a gay miniature Maypole, and by
gifts bearing the giver's name. The
practice has been so enjoyable it
was decided to carry on with the
Brownies for another year, so
names were redrawn. The next
will be a picnic at the
Prosser Park for members and
their families.
Two new clubs have been Or
ganized in the community recent
~. The afternoon sewing club
held meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Toni Moore and officers were
elected: Mrs. Moore, president,
Mrs. Eldora Smith, secretary, Mrs.
Eva Beightol, treasurer; and Mrs.
Wilma Montgomery, vice preSi-
dent. The other is q All club and
was organized by the assistant
county agent, Verne Kloster. At
present eleven children have en-
rolled; the boys, led by Adolph
Bauman will carry on livestock
projects, the girls will have home
handicraft projects. Leaders for
the girls are Mrs. Harold Heady
and Mrs. A. Baumann.
The local community club has
offered their hall as q meeting
place for the summer months. Lo-
Gust Grove, it is reported, has also
organized All group. It is hoped
the new groups will enjoy the
same keen spirit of competition
that the Sagebrush Six and Dou-
BILE All did in former years.
Mrs. ]. N. Nyhuse Of Juneau,
Alaska, is expected this week to
be a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Travis and family. Mrs. Nyhuse
is former Santa Anna, California
friend of the Travises and will
come by plane to Seattle where
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis plan to meet
Mrs. Nyhuse. From here she will
resume her journey by plane to
Santa Anna, where her sons and
her mother reside, for. q visit and
for dental treatment. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tyacke and
children Of Prosser were dinner
guests Saturday evening Of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Speck.
The past week the weather has
been reminiscent Of the days when
dust blows were the regular thing,
and fields were reseeded as often
a the wind made that process nee
essary. While the farmers have
had to do little reseeding, several
small areas of ground are drifting
with the changing winds and the
wheat is slow in growing. A good
rain would help greatly.
Among the boys In Spokane last
week ON the F. F. A. Spring Tour
was Everett Christensen.
Mrs. Guy Travis spent Thursday
and Friday in KenneWick visiting
at the Edward Tyacke home. On
Friday night after the dance 1t
Playland Mr.. and Mrs. Travis were
present at q clam supper at the
Tyacke home. Other guests were
Mrs. Lizzie Bridgefarmer, Dr.. and
Mrs. Howard Burke Of Auburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bateman,
Mrs. Charles Bateman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud Richter, and Mr.. and
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