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TODAY'S GAMES
National League

Cincinnati at Brooklyn, two
games-Walters (3-5) and Peter
son CD or Raffensberger 81
VS.. Jatten (8-6) and King 90.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
night game-Wolff (0-D VS.. Leo
nard Q0-4).
Only games scheduled.
american League
No games scheduled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-21

|Z-NO outs when winning run
scored.
Summary-Runs: Santana, A.
Alonzo. Lopez; three-base hit: A.
Alonzo; double plays: Santana to
G. Garcia, Lopez to Masters, Ace
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-21
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy skies with scattered show
crs and thunderStormS in the
area. The winds will be gentle
to moderate southwesterly this
afternoon, tonight and Tuesday
Little change in temperature.
Florida: Considerable clOudi-
ness this afternoon, tonight and
Tuesday, with scattered showers
and thunderstorms mostly during
afternoons. Partly cloudy with
fair weather in Tallahassee area.
East Gulf and Jacksonville
through Florida Straits: Gentle
to moderate south to southwest
erly winds this afternoon, tonight
and Tuesday. Considerable cloud
mess with scattered showers and
thunderStorms.
NO SMALL CRAFT or storm
warnings are being displayed
anvWhero in this area
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Page, Raschi, Gumbert, Reyn-
Odds and Robinson; Overmire,
Trucks, Benton, White, Corsica,
Houtteman and Wagner, Swift.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

BIackweII and Lamanno; Kos
10, Bcggs, lott and Cooper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12
Social and Personal
o ST. PAUL o

MIR. and Mrs IIOne Allen Of 65S w. Central Ave-, had
their house-Qucsts Mr. and Mrs Leonard Cason and
daughter Frances Cson of Fresno California During their
stay in the city the Cafoans entertained extensively
Miss CaSon the guest Of Mrs Ida Murphy at Pop
cert saturday Aug so On Aug 10Th and 30th Mr. and
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Social and Personal
D MINNEAPOLIS o

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dabney Of
LsWisburg. Tenn. are in the city,
visiting their daughters, Mrs
Kathryn JoSey, 1858 Fourth Ave.
So, and Mrs. Delsie Miller. 500
Emerson Ave. No. They arrived
Aug. 80.
Mr.. Prince Walker Of Chicago,
spent a weekend at the home Of
his brother, Mr.. W. II. Walker.
1915 Fourth Ave. So. Mr.. Walker
was also in California visiting
three weeks prior to his visit here.
Mr.. Ernest Finney and sisters,
Mrs. Alice Young and Ora Finney.
all Of 1902 Clinton. have returned
from Oak Greek. Colo. where they
were called due TO the serious i'll
ness, and death Of their niece. Mrs.
Ruth Weathers. Burial was in
Macon, Mo.
Mrs. Mary Blackwell. Of BaIti.
more, Md. left Sept. 8 after a two
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Latham Greaver Of 1924 Oakland
Ave. She was also entertained at
q dinner party by Mrs. Amanda
lawson, 1896 Oakland Ave, and
taken sightseeing about the Twin
Cities.
Mr.. Carter Cornelius Of Chicago
arrived Sept. 7 TO spend two weeks
visiting his nieces, Mrs. l.. Stewart,
l406 7th Ave. N. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Turnbough. 22OI Fifth Ave. S.,
and his nephew, Mr.. Allie Lovejoy,
TT Seventh st. N. Mr.. Cornelius
has been q mail carrier in Chicago
since 1928.
The COteTie Club gave their an.
nual picnic Sunday. Aug. 81 at
Minnehaha Park. A number Of out
Of town guests were entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Adams Of Du-
luth, Mrs. Julia Wiley Of Kansas
City, Kan, Mrs. Mary Blackwell
Of Baltimore. Md, and Messrs. and
Mines. Joe Slaughter, W. Carroll
C. II. Lawson, J. II. Greaver, J.
A. Pates, Z. bearing, J. Maxwell.
A. johnson, Z. Blackwell and J.
r. Ellis, and Mines. Hazel Curry
T. Hubbard, Fanny Thomas. Pansy
Chavis.
Mrs. Ida Simms, 1924 \. Wash
ington Ave, returned from a two
month vacation to the West coast,
Friday, Sept. 5. She visited friends
in Palo Alto. San Mateo. San Fran
cisco, and Los Angeles, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. V. Marshall,
5000 Elliot Ave. were hosts at a
dinner party honorinR MIR. W
Greene Of Terre Haute, Ind, Sun
day, Sept. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 6. RenfrO. 2O27
+. 10Th St, celebrated their birth
days Sunday. Sept. 7. Several
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12

Mrs, /. Allen were hosts AZ n get.
together breakfast" for the family,
with covers laid Tor 10, Aug. 20.
Mrs. o. c. pTiREls, $40 n. So. Al
hams, entertained At dinner for
the guests and Mrs. l.. Allen. Mrs,
Edith Black Of pH2 IElShArt Ave.
had the visitors at tho DR., !, q,
program. Sept. l, Mr., and Mrs.
Horace Allen 81 PISt. ST. Anthony
Ave, took the guests. Mr., and Mrs.
CASon and daughter, Frances on n
sight seeing trip throughout the
Twin Cities on Tuesday, Sept. 2.
The hosts served refreshments
after tho trip, The visitors, resi-.
dents Of Fresno. Calf. left 81.
Paul Wednesday, Sept, ;,
A marriage license was iasusd
last week To Sam Cross, Jr.. Bd9
lElehArt Ave. and Sarah NJ.
Randle, NpS W. Central Ave.
Mrs. Emma Jones Of 1921 Rondo
Ave, 10 Still = patient In Ancksr
hospital.
MFE. blanche Hooker 81 Oakland,
Calf, arrived In the city Monday.
Sept l, and pleasantly surprised
her sister, Mrs, Fred Schuck Of EAA
Fuller Ave, On Friday, Sept. D.
Mrs Booker was taken 90 Lake
Adne, where another sister, Mru,
James williams, 10 staying at her
summer cottage. Mira. Booker plana
90 visit In 81. Paul for . month,
On VISIT Mrs. Charles nm and
son, Charles. Jr.. ~ Ot4 81 Anthony
Ave, left the city this week for
New Orleans, where they will spend
several weeks visiting Mrs, HIli's
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James kIrL, IT,, 81
W, JrnsAmine Ave, returned homo
Monday morning. Sept. Z. from
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. where they
had spent the weekend visiting
Mrs, Kinks parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12

Mrs RiEs Wyatt 81 Sc. Louis b
the house guest Of Mrs. J, u, Jones,
60 ", Central Ave. Mrs, JonSs
and Mrs, NJ, J. Rhodes greeted -
ladies at = luncheon bridge. SAtur.
day, Sept &, honoTinE Mrs, Wyatt,
Recordings were made As the guests
entered Mrs. Jones home, A do,
liciOus luncheon WAS served followed
with bridge, Mira, !. &. Harris Of
California and Miss NJ, +. Coins
Nf Washington, u, C.. wVrp the
out town guests, Mrs, Bertha
Gum went home with fying hon
Ors, having won first prise, Mrs.
Isabel Noble, Mira, Alice HiiyArd
and Mrs, RonEettA Crump carried
away prizes also, Guests included,
Mines, Mae Reed, Priscilla Kirk,
Carrie Cotton. Laura Mae Schuck,
Mabel brown. AldoRiR Anderson.
Alberta Davis, Emma Archer,
Viola wiginEton, BonIsttA Crump,
Alice Hilyard. RoEella Gardner,
Isabel Noble, Louise CarmichAei.
Hattie Oliver, Eunice Coins. Doris
Roper, Blanche DriESle, Odessa
Brent, BERTHE Howell. Cora Moore,
Bertha Gum, LNrcnR Griffin and
Miss Mary Ella Coins.
Also entertaining for Mrs. u.
Wyatt " 81, Louls, at opal's, Som
SrssL Wis. Sunday. Sept, 7. were
Mr.. and Mrp. Ralph Gardner. bsi
IglehArt Ave.
In Hospital: JAck Shannon. son
Of Mr., and Mrs, George c. Shan
non. COS Carroll Ave, was taken
70 BethcSdA hospital Monday eve
ming. Sept, 4, because Of illness.
In Hospital! Mrs. John AFmi.
stead. g76 Carroll Ave, has been
= patient In Bethesda hospital since
Sunday, Sept Z,
Luncheon MrH. EATI BrPRt, 97S
~, Anthony Ave. entertained
Tuesday afternoon, Sept, .. at a
! o'clock luncheon, honoTinE Mrn.
Bige Wyatt Of st. Louis, Bridge
was played and prizes were won
by Mines, William Goddstts, NJ. J.
Rhodes, Owen Howell and c. Wig,
ington, Mrs, Brent was assisted by
Mrs. Ollys GranthAm and Mrs. O. G,
DriESle. Guests included Mines. o.
G. DriEEle. Emanuel Mason, His
marck Archer. Ollye Gum. Charles
Rogers, NJ J, Rhodcs. J. u. Jones.
Burie Carmichael. Charles Noble.
J. W. Crump, Richard Stokes. Alon.
10 Cotton. Harry Brown, Clarence
Anderson, Leonard Davis, I'D Hat
ton. William Goddette, Oiin =.
Wells, Henry Johnson. Clarence
wiRinRton. Owen Howell, Ham
mond Turner, Lafayette Fields and
Fred Schuck.,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12

Amity Rlakoy and family. While
in tho city, they were the house.
guestA of Mrs, KiTk'a sister and
brOthcT-in,l law, Mr. and Mrs, sid
nsy Tate.
Miss !, Myrtle Garden, staff
head Of tho Hallis O. Brown COM
munity house, returned home Sept.
,. from Philadelphia, Pa. whore
she had spent q month visiting her
mother Miss Garden also visited
In Atlantic City and other points
East.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12
.MMHay m]
IMus@sI&,s|

birthday Ercr,inFs In =, Paul:
sept 10 Mr. Ton rocrN, it2i Ium-
bertrand Sept u ii u JaCksoH.
19S N"nd" Ave Hoiuiuo Tabor. 81
Paul S"pt - Mrs Eva Neal. k9i
a9E \. ~ Adams sopI 9o--w n
smith. IO2O Rnndo Ave Mrs James
RtFotheTs. NH2 " central Ave sept
81 MTs Fi0yd AauHoy, Jr., 1i9 "
Anthony Ave NrpI 80 Herb u.
Russell. 71S ~ An,n"ny Ave sept
2t--James lee. ~ IElehatt Aye.
sept 5b-ChrHtcr ''i"r. - sbS iEi.-
hart Ave Gertrude Scott. $40 Car
roll Ave Eula .. JuhHE"n fS7 Fl
Anthony Ave
birthday greeting In MrnnNapo-
lie Sept ~ Rev /. J. Ashford
siB Fremont Ave Ne sept Is
Ave No Henry Thomas sdP Aldrich
Ave No. Leonard Mime. ~ cot
faE Ave No Joseph Jennings, t0S
" ssth 81 It Holland Hlil curtis
liotsl NorNsl T. ItHrksdal", sl2
Ftfth Ave Nc. S.g, - Maurie"
Mrs Iva Sapue, no Hyland Ave
No Mrs. Laura Gsskins. 22oi Flnh
Ave ~ sept so. /. Alexander.
3s22 Fifrh Ave X" Sept - char.
lntte Nash sTpt a. tIrnry NcAf.
thur zoe Irving Ave No Henry
ga-uracS Johnson. SCI Eighth Ass
No Rosetta Thomas. soc I'm Ave
FL HrriTam slaughter. sp0G Port
land Ave 4. L. Commodore go y
Lake st, Fred u. TItus. az " aist
~
out ~ town ErsrttnRs Rcpi III
Margaret IRckrBn, EanHEglilr. GbiH
Sept 20 Mira Carlton Simpson. tai
'iW0Ts Nd MfR Wanda How -
rhola. kRBs Espt ~ vivian an
strap aRhinEtnR. - e Herman
Simruuns SSw bTiNaHE - sept
"a burprells v Crtss Kansas CiiE.
KaHE Violet HIii whyte Baltimore
Ma
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12

The Clover Leaf Club met Sept.
6 at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Washington, 993 Aldrich
Ave. n. After meeting u surprise
birthday party for Mr., Washing
ton was given. Gifts and cards
were received. after which refresh.
ments were served. The next meet
ing will be held Saturday. Sept. I3.,
at the same address.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12
BrYont Center TO
Open Sept. ~

The Bryant community center
will open Sept. ~.
Registration will begin $50 p. m.
Monday for adult classes and will
continue all week.
Glasses for the week will include
archery, Christmas card making.
dramatics, bridge, swimming, knit
ting. and many others.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12
PORTLAND NEWSPAPER
WOMAN VISITS HERE

Mrs. Glenn 4. Duncan. Portland.
Ore. manager 81 the Northwest
Enterprise, visited in 81. Paul dur
ing the past few days. Her huS.
band accompanied her.
Mr. and Mrs, Duncan were the
guests Of Mrs. William Brayboy.
BIZ Rondo Ave. They received scv.
cfRl social courtesies while here.
Among those who entertained the
couple were Jos, T. Harris. Nj.
and Mrs Ernest Potts. Mrs. Harry
King, Mrs. Eva Neal and Mrs.
BrRyboy,
The Portland newspaper woman
il very active in the civic life Of
the Oregon metropolis. She 10 first
vice president 81 the Urban League
and n member Of the EAACP board
there.
The Portland couple were en-
route home after mentioning In
Chicago, Omaha and Denver,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12

NSAfNN ~ SNttAAa ate NAhN ~
eASion.
Dorothy PeAdletOn. "a Dup0at
Ave. n, returned last week from
Milwaukee where she visited Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Rice for three
weeks.
Mrs Jessie Clay. 2SSJ 3Ist Ave.
S, and her houseguest for two
weeks, Mrs. Emerald LockhArt Of
Chicago. returned Sept. 5 from q
short visit TO Winnipeg. Canada.
Winnipeg is Mrs. LockhArt's for
mer home.
Mrs. Sally Rainey, Of Memphis.
Tenn. and Mrs. Esther Vaughn, Of
WHukegan, III, arrived Sept. I TO
spend = week visiting their sister
and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
jefferson, 6lS 7th Ave. n.
Family Reunion: A family re-
union was held At the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Tucker, 220l
Fifth Ave. s. Mrs. L. l.. Mathews
Of Byron, Mimi, the mother. Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Greene Of Dodge
Center, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
V. Manuel and son Stephen Of San
Diego, Calf, sisters and brothers
in-lRw Of the fuckers, and q fam
lily friend. MIR. Charles Gillespie,
were present. This has been the
first family gathering since 1910.
Enroute home the MAnuels and son
stopped in Byron, MINI, Mrs. Man
uels former home, Chicago, and
Terre HAute, Ind.
Mrs. +. J. Drake. SIS LyhdAle N.
was hostess at a dinner party.
Those present were Mrs. Sally
Rainey, Mrs. Esther Vaughn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin jefferson.
Mr.. Charles Hughes Of Montreal,
Canada is here visiting his father,
Mr.. James Hughes, III Seventh St.
n, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stewart,
l4O6 Seventh Ave. n. Mr.. Hughes
WAS formerly Of the dance team,
Chick and Chuck.
Mrs. Mary MCGOWAN. 5l2 Lyn-
dale Ave. n, and Mrs. +. Burress,
2SlO Tenth Ave. s., left this week
to attend the Convocation Of the
Congregational Church Of God in
Christ, which is being held in De
troit, Sept. Q thru IS. Elder and
Mrs. G. W. Mcconnell are also at
tending the convocAtion. Mrs. Bur
ress will stop in Flint and Grand
Rapids. Mich, before returning
home about October !. Elder +.
W. Witness is bishop Of this do
cese and Mrs. Burress is state
mother Of the Congregational
Church Of this district.
Mrs. Frank Shaw and twin
daughters, Matte Dell and Edna
Mae, lO42 Bryant Ave. ~. re-
turned Saturday, Sept. g, from
Ruston, La. where they spent the
summer visiting Mrs. Shaw's moth
er, Mrs. Katie Bonnell, who has
been i'll but Is improving now.
Mrs. u. W. Willis, 872l Mime
haha, had as her house guests
this past week end her brothers and
sisters-in-law. MIR. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Lewis, and Mr.. and Mrs. La
than Lewis from Fort Madison.
Iowa.
The Pedestal Lane Club met with
Mrs. Katherine Thomas, 406 +. 3sth
St, Tuesday, Sept. .. Members
present were Mines. Ethel Smith,
Rita West, Mary Anne FRison,
Patricia Johnson, and Betty Lewis.
The next meeting will be at the
same address with Mrs. Virginia
Ash as hostess.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12
Sanity City
lettings


life is the conviction that 10
are loved. loved for ourselves,
or rather, in spite Of ourselves.
Victor Hugo
Lovely Janet Armstrong, who Is
visiting here from San Francisco,
was again guest Of honor at \
party AZ the home Of Ernie John.
son last Wednesday night. The
party was well attended.
Dorothy Munson. Maxine
Worthington (Who is returning
soon TO wilberfores eollegel, Gloria
o'NeAl, Janet Hausc. VirEellA
Harper. Pauline Ray. Bradford
Bsnner, Edgar Pillows, Ralph
Jones. Nelson Mccoy (who escorted
JaneD. Brewer Clark. Earl Weber,
and Bobby Smith were a few Of
the many there.
No one seemed 20 BE- In =
dancing mood. Most Of the
guests Just sat and talked.
Refreshments were served and
the party broke up about mid.
night
Line forms to the right-line
forms 20 the right - ! may be
cracking but l sure am facting.
For the Andy Kirk dance last
Saturday was so crowded that IL
was hard work even to dance slow.
Almost everyone from St. Paul
and Minneapolis who likes good
music was there land that's almost
everyone A few OF the many
caught glimpses Of were Evelyn
Lewis and Inman johnson. Sarah
Hill and A. D., Shirley Terrell and
Ernie johnson. Charlotte Perfect,
Edith Price. Dolores Sears. Jean
Cannon, Dorothy Woodford and z.
T. Munson, Naomi Zachary. Pat
and Bobby Cartwright, lone Rus
sell and Frank Schine, Myra Nc
Adams, and Willie Brown. Virginia
Robinson was there too and look
ing quite pretty-her new hair
style Is very becoming. Saw Car
militia Hit for the first time since
I've been back.
Attractive Anne Garrett Of
Atlantic City ~ visiting here.
She IL staying with Sarah HiIl
and plans 20 remain for the
winter.
Vernon Bell Of Duluth is visiting
Edith Price for three weeks.
! was a guest at a dinner party
for lovely Marquette Perkins Of
New Orleans last Friday. She ar
rived last Tuesday and plans to
stay two weeks. The dinner was
held at the beautiful home Of her
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs
Lukes. The evening started of
with story telling and ended with
n gathering around the piano.
Chester sang three numbers, while
Evelyn furnished the music.
The night ended with everyone
well-fed and cOntent--an end 10 n
perfect evening.
The humorous love triangle Of
the week turned out just like they
do in the fairy tales. Once upon
a time there were two close friends,
and a handsome Rreen-eyed boy
from ST. Paul. Of courEe). The girl
friend Of this boy-mad at him
went 20 the Andy Kirk dance with
another admirer. The boy went
alone and met his girl friends
best friend, picked up on that
1--WE and had n ball. All this time
his girl was angry but decides she
must love him. That's all he wanted
to know. Next night finds them
out at T, ]. holding hands and Raz-
ing dreamily into each Others eyes.
They lived $50 far happily ever
after. (Don't ask me how I know
i just do
Catch on 10 you next week.
Bye nov.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12

Among the recent visitors 90 tho
were M ana Mrs Lawrence Mann.
Jr. ~ Chicago. 4 ~ NaEnremus
Sleepy Eye MINI Nj and Mrs
lem y Duncan, Portland, oregon
Mrs. ltaIry King, Mrs. Eva Neal
and Mr. William hrayboy, ~ ranI
NtEttDTs this week 10 The ~ Paul
office ~ this Newspaper Included
H"Ftts Copeland, Ns Nnndp Ave
Cora 4 carr. asb Aurora Ave
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-10

tee made the nurses aware Of
their new responsibilities.
The proposed plans for the
merger Of the six national nursing
organizations offer many proplex-
ing problems. It is the duty OF
every nurse to study well these
proposed plans and submit their
questions at the next meeting of
the association. The committee
will either clarity them or will
carry them to the state confer
ence on the structure study to be
held early in May in Yakima. The
October 1916 edition of the Ameri-
can Journal of Nursing contains
the report of the Rich Brothers in
which the plans are laid down.
At the meeting President Mrs.
Vera Larsen, Secretary Alice
OLeary and Treasurer Mrs. Min
ME Hollingsworth made interest
ing reports of the conference they
attended recently in Seattle on
economic security for nurses. One
of the salient points dwelt upon
was the esteem of the staff nurse.
Her interest in the care of the
sick and her keen powers of OBJ
Servation which make for her
value in this her chosen field of
activity.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-10
Ladies Auxiliary Of WV Installed
In Colorful Ceremonies on April End

The Ladies Auxiliary to Thomas
Hembree Post 1927 Veterans Of
Foreign Wars of the United States
was instituted April in the BAN
cuet room of the Methodist church
in Kennewick.
Mrs. Marguerite Hastings, De-
partment President of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the V.F.W. conducted
the institution and installed the
officers.
Mrs. Hastings was ably assisted
by Mrs. Hazel Shick of Walla
Walla, President of District No.
10, Mrs. Georgia Harrison of
Walla Walla, Sub Hospital Chair
man of the Department, Mrs.
Ruby Dale, Pasco Department Pa
triotic Instructor and the officers
of the Ladies Aux Herman
Schmittman Post Of PaSco.
The Pasco officers seated the
officers in an exceptionally well
executed drill. District President
Shick presided during the OPEN
ing and closing ceremonies of the
Auxiliary. Department President
Hastings was escorted to the Presi-
dents station and introduced.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-10

Mrs. Mary Bartlett, Past Presi-
dent of the Dept. of Montana was
there escorted 20 the Presidents
left and introduced. Mrs. Harri-
son and Mrs. Dale were intro
duced at their stations.
President Hastings assumed the
chair and the installation fol-
lowed. Twenty-Five charter men,
bers were initiated by the Pasco
officers. The charter members
are
Elizabeth Hembree, Gold Star
Mother Ola Shields, Gold Star
Mother Ann Harp, Gold Star
Mother. Bertha Burrows, Mar
garet Nan Patten, Freida Otte,
Helen Huntley, Susannah Soper,
Mary Robinson, Zelma Silliman,
Patricia. Silliman, Emma Higley,
Rhoda Weigand, Laura johnson,
Minnie Johnson, Betty Dreith,
Ethel Edwards, Margaret Rey-
more, Elsie Pease, Kathleen
Kitchener, Margaret Moore, Helen
Reid.
President Hastings assisted by
Pasco Aux installed the follow
ing elected officers: President,
Freida E. Otte; Senior Vice Presi-
dent, Patricia Silliman; Junior
Vice President, Betty Dreith; Sec
rotary, Kathleen Kitchener; Treas
urer, Margaret Reymore; Chap
lain, Ola Shields; Guard, Bertha
Burrows; Conductress, Mary Rob-
inson; Historian, Elsie Pease;a Pa
triotic Instructor, Rhoda Weigand;
Trustees, Zelma Silliman, Susan
nah Soper, Ethel Edwards; Color
Bearer, Helen Huntley.
President Hastings gave q very
interesting and instructive talk on
the work and aims of the Ladies
Auxiliary to V.F.W. She stressed
the hospital work of the Aux and
the VIEW. home for orphans of
veterans, at Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Past President of Dept. Of Mon
tana Mary Bartlett who organized
the Aux gave a short talk on the
opportunity the auxiliary has for
development
Mrs. Ruby Dale, in behalf of the
Pasco Auxiliary, presented Thorn
as Hembree Auxiliary with a love-
ly Bible. President Freida Otte in
graceful manner thanked Presi-
dent Hastings and her assistants
and also the Pasco Auxiliary for
their gift. She then presented
Dept. President Hastings and Past
Dept. President Bartlett with
beautiful gifts from the Auxiliary.
Corsages were presented to De-
partment President Hastings and
Department officers and the Pasco
Auxiliary Officers and Past Com
mander. Otte and Commander
Huntley of Post 1927 welcomed
the Ladies Auxiliary in behalf of
the comrades.
There were large number of
guests present. The Pasco Aux
iliary was well represented.
Following the closing ceremony
delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Rhoda Weigand and
Mrs. Mary Bartlett poured at a
beautifully decorated, table.
The charter will remain open
for 80 days. All eligible ladies
are invited to become members.
The Auxiliary will meet April is
at s p. m. at the Legion Hail.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-10
Rainbows To Attend
Episcopal Services

Rainbow Girls will attend the
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
services in a body Sunday, April
13, at 10 o'clock. There will be
a regular Morning Prayer serv-
ice, with Howard Whitbeck of
ficiating.
The Easter service combining
Morning Prayer service and Sun.
day School was highly success
ful, the children singing special
Easter songs and presenting their
Mite boxes. After the service the
children had an Easter Egg hunt
on the church grounds.
Holy Communion was served at
Saint Paul's Monday evening, the
reverend Leo Dyson of Richland
officiating.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-10
IN urses Consider
Merging Groups

The regular monthly meeting of
the Nurses Association of Frank
lin and Benton Counties was held
at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital,
Pasco, April 2, the first Wednes-
day of the month.
The many details brought TO the
attention of the nurses by the
panel discussion of the structure
study lead by Miss Margaret
Sharpless and participated in by
the five members of her commit
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-10

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