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Evening star., 1947-02-18
Rites Are Set Tonight
For Harry G. Brock

Funeral services for Harry c.
Brock, 81, of 14s Eleventh street
NE, who died Sunday in Emer-
gency Hospital, will be conducted by
the Order of the Eagles at Cham
bers' funeral home, SIT Eleventh
street Sc. at 7:30 o'clock tonight
Burial will be tomorrow afternoon
ir Bismark, w. Va.
Mr.. Brock. a resident here for the
last 20 years, was a barber A past
president of the Washington Aerie
of the Eagles. he had been a men,
her of the fraternal group for Is
years.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Hattie E. Brock two brothers, Will
of Hednricks, w. Va, and Edgar
w. Brock of Detroit, and a sister,
Mrs. Lula Barrick of Elk Garden,
w. Va.
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BOND. CHARLOTTE NJ. In sad but low
rE 15 n soN q Dur vo away @
teen years ago, February Is, 1884.
Sunshine passes, shadows fall
Devotion, remembrance outlasts all
n the aMsys be Be ed or
DEVOTED N1EcEs, MARIE e, JACKSON,
Mpa1DGE MAS1 K. ofnEe s1KcH. AMI NA[0."'
BUTLER, JOHN RICHARD. In loving
memory of our dear father: JOHN RICH
ARD BUTLER, who departed this life three
years ago today, February Is, 1914.
Like ivy on the withered oak.
Our love for him will still keep green
And never fade away.
Sleep on. dear father, and take your rest,
Hi w 0ysd CakEN y1a R GGS soR SSld yea esis
AND RUTH BUTLER.
COLE. RosALIND H. In loving mem
ory of my darling mother, ,RoSAL1ND H.
COLE. who departed this life two years
ago today, February IS, 1915.
Surrounded by friends I am still lonely.
With a. smile on my lace l nave heart-
ache.
HER Hhinsaf hoViNG 90f5st PsudnfER 4 gas AUDREY
PREE, AND FAMILY
CRAWFORD, ELLIE E. tribute of
love and devotion to the beautiful mem
ory Of our dear wife and mother, ELLIE :
Years ago today, FEBRUARY Is, 1854
mother who gave us the best of her life:
Who cherished our secrets, our sorrows and
strife;
Who taught US to love, who taught us to
Oh, dear. mother, in Heaven-God bless
WILLIAM s. CRAWFORD AND FAMILY. =
EDWARDS, REV. ]. E. AND ANNA. j.
@ 41,a OF F1nar To n
and grandfather. Rev j. E EDWARDS
who left us twenty years ago. November 20
I9s6 and nS cur dear mgshsE o apd efa sdana a,
FIVE years ago today, February Is, 1912.
CARIETA, CONSTANCE, MURIEL, ANNA
MARY RUTH AND WILLIAM.
FREEMAN. ADELE: JACKSON. JUAN1TA
saerf i hs ei and pqo ovhS ss
ter, JUANITA L. JACKSON. who passed tc
the Great Beyond thirteen years ago. Feb
ruary Is, 1894, and February 3, 1884, re-
| spectively.
| One by one earths ties are broken
| AS We see our love decay,
| And the hopes We fondly cherished
Brighten but TO pass away.
One by one our hopes grow BRIGHTER
AS we near the shining shore,
For we know across the river
Wait the loved ones ne gone 4 6sfoTe. AMT
DEH4JER SRoTRER Iu 8 LEWIS sTSIENs MNEAv M
r. CUPID. LLOYD B. FREEMAN.
| GRAHAM, SARAH e. Seventeen years
ago today. February IS, 1880, our beloved
mother and grandmother, Mrs. SARAH z
| GRAHAM. passed away.
Though winds of time will dry our tears
| Therell never be throughout the years
I An hour when we shall ever cease
/ To remember one we hold so dear
Whose presence We feel ever near;
Whose love will guide US. though she sleeps
Beyond the high green hills of peace.
/ DAUGHTERS AND GRANDDAUGHTER NJ
/ ETA MULLEN, BERTHA E. WALWYN
/ PAULINE E. HARRIS.
/ HELLER. FREDERICK. In loving mem
1 ory OF my dear husband FREDERICK
HELLER who departed this life fourteen
years ago today, February 1s, 1888.
This world is wide and friends are few
None have I found are quite like you;
1 This is why send this token and say i
| love YOU more as time goes by.
YOUR LOVING WIFE.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
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Johnson. HENRY 2

JOHNSON. HENRY P. In sad but loving
remembrance Of our dear husband dao ana y la5 sd
this life thirteen years ago TO-DAY, FEBRUARY
Is, 1884.
For years we walked together
I n In sorrow and in JOY;
We shared our griefS and happiness
This parting can never destroy.
Every day brings back sweet memories.
Every memory bring tear;
Deep within our hearts we cherlsh
Thoughts of enc we loved SO dear;
hlf AND DATaHTER. MATTE B. j. Ell
KLINE. MARY A. In sad but loving
KLINE. who departed this life sixteen years
ago today 4sR PehFHsry yNEiirE II Essfi saD ELLA
MOWATT, JAMES. In loving memory
of my dear husband and our father, JAMES
MOWATT, who departed this life fourteen
years ago today, February 1s, 1888.
February brings us memories
And those who think of him today
Are the cres who loved him best.
What happy hours we once enjoyed
When We were all together.
But, oh, how changed 1t all is now
HIS s.lSs pEVoTEp 1ia wi WIFE, cHfLDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
ing mother. MARIE oNLEY. who passed
1916.
Memories are treasures no one can steal
Death leaves heartache nothing can heal:
Some have forgotten, now that you are
gone,
We she'll remember, no matter how long.
Your life was unselhsh.
And for others you lived,
Net for what you received,
But for what you could give; a>,
Yq9R EAETHFsh 9Np AMEs HYAEs AEP SON
sANTUCCL. STEPHEN. In sad and Low,
Brother, hro hers sTEPHEH sPHi sANTUccf. who de-
Ps5tsd this life Eef vP sssFs 9dsy
mass mas DH at st. st. Antfonys church
Eternal rest grant unto him, o Lord
and let Thy perpetual light shine upon him
HIS rEvoffb Msb b 5sfi Il JOSEPH AND
sCHIELDs MAGGIE In slgns4nG memory gs OF ny my
left suddenly seven years ego today Feb
ruary 1S, 1940.
Thy soul was like star and dwelt apart
So didst thou travel on life's common way
- '~ ~ Phillip S. scH1ELDs.
snH NJ m1 hasSsna sasFSa s. n
departed this life one year ago today, Feb
ruary Is, 1916.
I do not know the pain you bore.
I did not see you die,
I only know you went away
And did not say good-by.
WIFE. ANNIE SMITH.
SWEENEY. HENRY J. In loving mem
DRY of our devoted husband and father,
HENRY j. SWEENEY, who passed away
two years ago today, February 1s, 1945.
Your memory is as dear today
AS in the hour you passed away.
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
SWEENEY, HENRY J.: Ip loying EspW men-
SWEENEY, who departed this life two
years ago today, February Is, 1945.
-. Ever in my mind is the vision
or loved one laid to rest;
In memory's frame l shall keep 1t,
| Because he was one of the best.
HIS DEVOTED FRIEND, DOROTHY.
THOMAS. ULYSSES GRANT tEICKEY).
In sad but loving remembrance OF my dear
husband. ULYSSES GRANT lEIcKEY1
THOMAS, who departed this life five years
| ago today, February Is, 1912.
Just a loving thought,
| Just silent tear;
Just a beautiful memory
OF the one we loved so dear.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, JULIA r. THOMAS;
NEPHEW. ELWooD ROBINSON: SIS
/ TER, KATIE RANDALL; SISTER IN
LAW, NETTIE THOMAS.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Admiral McFeuters Dies;
Veteran of Both Wars
BY the Associated Press

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Feb. 18.-Rear
Admiral Charlie Paul McFeathers,
SIS, veteran of both World Wars and
holder of the Navy Cross for heroism
during the invasion of the Solomon
Islands, died Sunday in the Naval
Hospital.
Admiral McFeathers' last duty be-
fore his retirement in 1945 was as
professor of naval science and
tactics at Duke University. Besides
his widow, he is survived by a
brother, John S. McFeathers Of
McKeesport, Pa, and a sister, Mrs.
Marguerite Carroll of New Phila-
delphia, Ohio.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Dinner Porty Honors
Florists Birthday

A testimonial dinner was given
Sunday for z. D. Blackstone, presi-
dent of Blackstone, Inc. florists, In
honor of his 10th birthday.
The celebration, held at the
Lafayette Hotel, was dinner party.
A travelling bag was presented to
Mr.. Blackstone by his employees.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
John A. soxon, 81, Dies;
Wrote Western Fiction
BY the Associated Press

PASADENA, Calf, Feb. 1s.-John
A. Saxon, 81, who estimated he
wrote 10,O0o,o 900 words of Western
and mystery fiction in 38 years,
died Sunday of a heart attack, his
family announced last night.
Mr.. Saxon began writing as re-
porter on the old New York World,
came to Hollywood and worked on
early scripts with D. w. Griffith,
C. B. De Mile and Wallace Reid,
and in recent years had been a
Superior Court reporter.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Garna nf ThankH

CRANDELL, WILLIAM p. Mrs. William
CrandeH wishes to express her deep ap-
probation to her many friends and rela-.
tiyes for their kind thoughts and oeautlfuf
flowers.
LEVY, GRACE b. The family of the
EYS Phillips, friends ard relatives it's
heartfelt thanks and appreciation for their
sympathy, lovely flowers and cards. Your
kind acts and good wishes nave been
great comfort. THE FAMILY.
WOODTNG, SITKA DoWNES. The fam
ily of the late STTKA DOWNES WOOD1NG
wishes to express its sincere thanks to all
Warrington friends for their kindness and
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

Monday February II, l947, near Merri,
field. Fairfax County, Va ZELDA MAE
THOMAS, of 1907 North Quinn n St: .rsIo AZ
and the late Walter H. Thomas and sister
of Olivita Thomas and Lenore Thomas
oRe s4 are Wsoa bvd
ton, Va, where funeral services will be
held Wednesday, February 19, at II go
am. Interment Nanjemoy Baptist Cnurch
Cemetery, Nanjemoy, Md.
TOMPKINs. VIRGINIA (JENNTE). On
Sunday, February 16. 1947, in Orange Park,
Fla. VIRGINIA GENN1El ToMPKINs,, be-
loved wife of pr; G, v; Tompkins and s. sis .
Mass. ave. ne, where services will be held
ON Wednesday, February I9, at 10 am.
Interment Rohrersville Md.
TUBMAN. DIR. JAMES r. On Monday,
Esosgas5y II + a5 BM 4 oPcf95S of o PaFP rd
y Wa husband OF Ruth Walton Tabmsp,
brother 81 Benjamin =. Tpbmap andd T.! MISS Ms
eel e g. # Hines 60 Funefa n Hoe
say y, atl3 pm. Ipterment Geny99od
sCemetery, r. e: go ~ q
voGELs THEODORE R; On Monday.
Ps1uaFY pa FooRs 81 aa r. At SoaEE eF s15 Hos
5nSPn Of St Aras'4R Vse Y" and de3sf6 s6e o
vogel; brother Of mrs. Lula Christie 9f
Barnswell, S. C. Services at the g. II
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th St
NV, on Wednesday, February, 10. at 2
pm. Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. IL
WATSON, ALEXANDER J.. On Sunday.
February 10, 1947, at Garfield Hospital,
ALEXANDER j. WATSON Of 1884 P ST.
NV, beloved husband Of Lillian e. Wat
son and. father of L. Adelaide Watson;
Services at the S. Il. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 1901 14th st. n.wu on TUESDAY,
February Is. at pm. Ii
WORKS, HENRY A. Suddenly, on Sat
drday, February Is. l947. HENRY A;
WORKS. Survived by Eva B. Works and
beloved father of Miss Ada c. Works and
Henry Alfred Works Funeral services at
Chambers Funeral Home 400 Chaplin st.
NV, on Wednesday, FEBRUARY 10, at 1880
m. Interment Washington National
Cemetery. IL
WRIGHT. WILLIAM T.. Suddenly; on
New, WILLIAM r. WRIGHT father of Mrs
Jean Rifle of St. Paul. MINI, and Mrs
Betty Peasants of Jamaica, Long Island;
son of the late John v. and Mary K
John W. Wright of New, York city. Mrs.
Mary A. Goodrich of Fairmont Heights
Md Mrs. Lillian Bryant and Mrs. Madge
Carey Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Mcguire. Il
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lratha

PAGAINs, LULA. On Monday, February
II 1g4 at ner rssdenGe Sieyed o4o otbsr g.n ~ ~
by. three sisters, Sarah Smith, Alice Pa
GAINS and Mary johnson; Iss.h one brotRsr' Rsr
Henry Smith; two nephewS, one son-ln-
law and other relatives and friends Re
mains 1estins with / MnGFay nafes stsT son
PINKNEY. WILLIAM H.. Suddenly; on
Ii i2A at bas5spS Md Of
susie susie PPiinkney and father Of Kenneth
pinkney Services at the Methodist Epis-
copa chageh near Rsehe Md Reatses se
and friends invited. Interment Payne S
Cemetery. Benning. D. c.
REID, CLARA ]. On Tuesday, February
1s, 1947, at Glen Ridge, n. j., CLARA J;
Reid, wife of the late J. Edwin Reid and
methsr inc 9f Hnas Is da T. Adneps Aa Eo ssoi
l4th st. NV, on Thursday, February ZO'
at pm. 20
ary II. is47' LAURA E. REFER Of 4i0s
Rainier ave, Mount Rainier, Nd. beloved
wife Of George ReeG ana mosher 9Th Of w Ea
Island ave, Mount Rainier, Md S.,H,Is where re
viii be hf on rasd fresas
vited. interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
RUTHERFORD, JEWELL. Departed this
life on sunday, February 70. 1s47. at
LEW devoted daasher of JOSEPH RaheT a
ford. She also leaves to mourn their loss
two aunts, three uncles, a devoted friend,
ives and SfGa fpiends .o Frends may e call at
her late residence after 3 pm. Wednesday,
February 10. Funeral THURSDAY. February
N. Y. ave. between, 1st st. and N. j. ave.
NV Interment Harmony Cemetery Ar
rangements by Ralph Barbour's Funeral
Home. 19
SHELTON. CATHERINE HACKETT. Sud
ors dsny zesTqaFy o4spEs 4 e4 NE
and Mrs. Robert H. Hackett She also
sister, brother and other relatives and
friends. Remains may be seen at Janifer's
Funeral Home; la 22nd St: NV. Fu-
the Holy Redeemer Church New York and
New jersey aves. NV, where nigh requiem
mass will be. offered at am. 1nterment
Baltimore. Md.
SMITH. GERALD. On Sunday. February
Sc, loving son of George and Mamie Smith.
He also is survived by two sisters, one
brother and host Of ether Nv
Frazier's Funeral Home, Inc.
TAYLOR. LEWIS A. On SATURDAY., Feb.
5saG n 1s47 LEWIS H TAxLoR 2I1sF Of
mourn a devoted wife. Mrs. Maggie NJ,
Taylor four daughters. Josepha H. Tay-
lor Ada L. Payne. Lillian M. Taylor and
Anna r. Noel; five sons. Frederick, Sam
and other relatives and friends. Friends
PM. Tuesday; February is: Funeral serv;7
ices on Wednesday, February 19. at L
pm, at the Campbell A. M. E. Church
Nichols ave. and Sumner rd. Sc, Rev.
Mckinley Dawkins officiating. Interment
Lincoln. Memorial Cemetery. Arrange;
ments by the Robert G. Mason Funeral
Home. IL
TAYLOR. LEWIS A. oficers and mem
bers of Taylor Council, No. 400, / o; OF st;
Luke, are requested to attend the funeral
of Brother LEWIS A II TAYLOR on wed, 1,
the Campben A M; E. Church, Nichols
ave. and Sumner I'd. Sc.
HELEN JOHNSON, Worthy Chief.
CORA LANGFORD, Rec. Sec.
TAYLOR, LEWIS. Members Of the
Federal Annuitants' Relief
n n n Association are hereby noti-
field of the death of LEWIS
EREE TAYLOR, and are requested
Evening star., 1947-02-18
CHAMB ERS
Flower
Department

Funeral Flowers and
Sprays are conven-
ientIy available to you
right at Chambers
a q OF h er Chambers
service.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

DR., LEWIS. Members Of the
Federal Annuitants' Relief
n Association are hereby noti-
field of the death of LEWIS
y. TAYLOR, and are requested
D to attend his funeral. Assess
y ment.
JOSEPH M. TRIGG.
President.
II 1tyrpp ca,raforv
Evening star., 1947-02-18

MINUR. IHEUDUhE AtUISIIN. Dt-
parted this life suddenly. on Monday. Feb
ruary II l941. THEODORE AUGUST1N
MINOR of 17O1 seaton st. NV, loving son
of Kay Hedgeman Potter and Serst. 1heo-
dore Minor OF Fort Myer, Va. He also
James Hedgeman; grandmother, Matte
Henry; an aunt, Myrtle Poole; godmother,
Leyinia Holland; a stepfather, Charles
Thomas Potter, and a host OF other rela-
tiyes and friends. Friends may call at
the w Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church, 1882
You ST. NV, after 10 am. Thursday. Feb
ruary 90 Funeral services Friday, Feb
ruary 81, at l p:n.i al the above funeral
church. Relatives and friends invited.
Intermens Harmony Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1947-02-18

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it gladly when needed. So when
you're dull, sluggish, consti-
pated, chew Feen-a-mint exactly
as directed and feel fine again.
10<, 25t, soc at drugstores.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

ia sALES y 7ss Barnes st. h haband of
Mrs Edith M. Bailey, father Of Ralph w.
Bailey Mrs. Florence Giles. Mrs Velnna
crime Mann, Isaac A. Bailey: jr.; Mrs. Hat
tie NJ. Walker. Wesley A. Bailey. Mrs. Clara
Conyers and Curtis Bailey. He also is sur
Vived by eighteen grandchildren and other
relatives and friends. Notice of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Malvan & Schey.
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Drive Nets 800
Books ForLibrary

More than 800 books were col
lected by members Of the Chris
tian Church Homebuilder's class
in their recent book drive, Law
renee (Scotty) Scott, cairman Of
the Library Board, disclosed to-
day.
Initiated by the Homebuilder's
class, the campaign was COM
pleted under the Craftsmanship Of
Rev. E. D. Hawkins. pastor Of the
Christian Church, who was re-
quested by Dick Riegel, class
president, to head the activity.
GAS our city continues its
growth and development, we must
take steps to see that our munich:
pal library facilities are constant
ly improved" Scott commented
today. ''For this reason. ! regard
the successful book collection
campaign Of the Christian Church
as one of the most forward-look-
ing community projects ever to be
accomplished in Kennewick.
Speaking for the Library Board, I
wish to convey our sincere ap-
probation to Rev. Hawkins and
his committee. III. -...-s .e-
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day evening at the Paul Rich
mond home. At bridge Mr.. and
Mrs. Richmond held high score.
The Fourth Circle of WSCS will
have a birthday pot-luck dinner
Wednesday, Feb. Is at l o'clock
at the home of Doris Moloso, SIS
First Ave.
The Kennewick Cemetery As
ISOLATION have felt it necessary to
raise the fee for opening and
closing of graves and at their last
board meeting voted to set the
fee at S.. $40 and SIS respectively
for infant, juvenile and adult
graves. Meetings are held the
second Tuesday of each month at
City Hall and are open to the
public. Members of families hav-
ing graves in the cemetery form
the Cemetery Association. There
will be election of officers at the
next meeting.
Mrs. Mary Cundiff is visiting
at the L. N. Nielsen home for a
few weeks.
Kenneth Smith had an opera
ton on his back last week. He
must wear a cast for 3 months.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo Reese in Horse Heaven
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Eggers,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Diameter, Mr..
and Mrs. Art Simsen.
The Highlands Serving club met
at the home of Mrs. Art Simsen on
Tuesday with IA present.
Walt Sommers of Richland, new
Executive Secretary for Benton
County Red Cross, Mrs. Wayne
Huston, Coordinator, and George
Purdy, chairman, went to Walla
Walla Wednesday to attend a
meeting of ARC for reorganiza-
ton Of Blue Mt. Camp and Hos
pital corporation. Mrs. Sommers
and Mrs. Purdy accompanied the
party. so
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Bethlehem Lutheran church gave
a party with the Walther League
as guests. Lively games were the
entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Williams and
daughter Arlene drove to Dayton
last weekend to visit their son
Robert and family.
Mrs. M. E. Conner from Belling-
ham was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Lotus on Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid. re-
turning from trip to California,
are delayed in Salem, Ore. due to
the illness of Mrs. Reid who is be-
ing cared for in a hospital in that
city.
Mrs. Carl Holsted is over from
Centralia this week visiting rela-
tives and calling on former neigh
bors.
The D. c. Days received a letter
from their son Howard in Hot
Springs, So. Dak.. saying that he
had cut his hand badly in a buzz
saw.
S. J. Gregory of Mid-State
Amusement Corp. whose head
quarters are in Chicago, was in
town most of last week with other
members of the organization.
looking over business interests.
Mrs. Carl Pasche has been a
patient at the Pasco hospital since
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Hubbard re-
turned Tuesday from Walla Walla
where they had been called by
the serious illness of their daugh-
ter Mrs. William Faucette.
Mrs. Thomas B. Doyle was
honor guest at stork shower at
her home in Richland Monday
evening, Feb. II. The guests were
from Richland, Kennewick. Pasco
and Plymouth. Bingo was the
evenings amusement followed by
buffet lunch. Mrs. Minnie Doyle
of Plymouth poured the coffee
and Mrs. F. A.. Visger served the
cake. Mrs. Doyle received many
lovely gifts. Hostesses were Mrs.
Don Visger. Mrs. Frank Visger
and Mrs. Cliff Mathany.
Mrs. Don Aman's parents MIR.
and Mrs. N. A. Spathopulos and
her brother and his wife Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall Spathopulos from
Nampa, Idaho were her visitors
last weekend. Mrs. Aman's
mother remained for more ex-
tended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Phillips of
Portland were week end guests at
the w. F. Sonderman home. They
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Mathews of
the West Highlands.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Mathews of
the West Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Moody and
daughter Arris Fay of Budger,
Montana spent two days the past
week at the home of Harvey Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody were close
neighbors of the Rays for many
years in Montana.
Jim Michaels. son Of Charles
Michaels, is reported to be seri-
ously i'll in the Veterans hospital
at Walla Walla. #s
Mrs. Ruth Morehouse and
daughter Charlene are spending
the week in Dayton.
Master Carl the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Tweedt Of Fin
ley celebrated his second BIRTH
day Feb. IL. Eleven youngsters
and their mothers were invited in
to play games and eat birthday
cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Radel-
miller returned Thursday evening
after being gone two months sight
seeing and visiting in Idaho,
Texas, California and Washing
ton coast points.
b Mrs. F. N. Morton had as her
guest over the weekend Mrs.
Tom Crozier, a friend from Lewis
ton, Idaho. -
Mrs. Fred Schneider is seriously
ill in the hospital at Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schuster drove
to Prosser Monday where they
attended funeral services for Mrs.
Eric Holmes.
Mrs. Helen Hardy has returned
from a buying trip in southern
style centers.
Friday evening the AL Of the
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were accompanied by Sherman
Whiting.
Mrs. Mary Jane Mathany was
down from Connell Tuesday for
visit with her son Cliff and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olav Otheim and
Herb LEM made a trip to Tollgate
Sunday and went skiing in the
rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Mason,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason, and
Mrs. Paul VanDine drove to Pull
man Sunday and visited the
Frank D. Masons.
Mrs. I. Serier left Saturday for
a visit with her daughter Miss
Edith at Everett, WASH, and with
a cousin in Portland. She planned
to be back late this week.
KenneWick Highlands Grange
were visitors Wednesday evening
at a meeting of the Rattle Snake
Grange where they presented the
program.
Mrs. Roy Washburn has sold her
property in East Kennewick to ].
H. Stetzel of Richland who took
possession last week. Mrs. Wash
burn and her sister Mrs. Marie
Ellingson of Yakima have moved
to the Serier apartment.
Mrs. Julia Matter is visiting
this week in Portland and VAN
couver.
Mrs. w. T. Elliott, Mrs. Milton
Libby and Mrs. George Purdy
were business visitors in Yakima
Thursday.
Mrs. Sadie Gram Wagner is
quite ill in the Kadlec hospital In
Richland where she was entered
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Oliver and
Mrs. H. E. Oliver left Wednesday
for Portland where they will visit
until Sunday.
Harold Brownell returned Tues
day from Nebraska where he has
visited during the last two
Mr.. and Mrs. Steffin Grimshaw
are parents of a son. Danny Lee.
born Friday, Feb. IA at the Pasco
hospital.
Lawrence Hue has been released
from the Veterans Hospital in
Vancouver and returned home last
Friday.
Willis Ouellette came from
Southern, Ore. for a weeks visit
with his family.
Mrs. S. Coleman who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Morain for the past sew
eral weeks while her husband,
serving in the army was trans
fering to a permanent station, has
joined him at Fort Lewis.
Mrs. Dudley Beall met with q
painful accident last Thursday
when she lost control of her car
as she reached for a package
which had fallen to the floor. Her
car struck the parked car Of Mrs.
Lance Read, then slkidded into q
tree with some damage to the
Read car, which was unoccupied,
and badly damaging the Beall
car. Mrs. Beall suffered q frac-
tured jaw bone, loosened teeth,
ankle broken In three places and
various cuts and bruises but she
is able to be about In q cast and
is convalescing at her home.
Burns Brown left Monday on q
business trip to San Francisco.
He plans to be gone q week.
The Fourth Friday club will
meet Feb. % at the home of Mrs.
E. A. Lynn.
Kilkare Bridge club entertained