The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Moloso and
young sons spent the weekend In
Colville with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Warbick from
Davenport, Wash. were guests last
week of the Clair Shaws. On
Friday evening Mrs. Shaw enter
tanned with bridge party in their
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stevens
and daughter Bertha came Mon
day from Newport Beach, Calf.
to visit for a week with their
daughter and husband Mr.. and
Mrs. Sperling Boutelle.
Mrs. Ray Sharp who has been in
a Portland hospital for several
weeks under treatment, returned
to her home Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Reeds brother, Bob
Anderson, on his way home to
PlainvieW, Neb. is visitor this
week at the Reed home. Ander-
son has recently returned from
Tokyo and received his discharge
at Camp Mead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johns and son
Billy left Tuesday morning for
East st. Louis, Ill. where Johns
plans to take a three year course
at Parks Air College in airport
management.
At a meeting of the Cemetery
Association Tuesday afternoon at
the City Hall the annual election
of officers was held. Those then
holding office were reelected for
the coming year: President, Greta
Anon; Vice-president, Ida Moran;
Treasurer, Hettie Mills; Secretary,
Winnifred Campbell. Elsie Wal
tiers was elected trustee for five
year term. The Association voted
to have an evergreen hedge
planted on the west side of the
cemetery as a wind brake.
Walter Reese, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Reese, injured his hand
quite badly last Saturday in rod
weeder. ....z.......
Mrs. Phil jacobson entertained
Sunday afternoon at her home in
honor of bride-elect Mary Hull.
Fifteen friends were present with
a shower of kitchen articles.
Mrs. w. S. Walters spent the
weekend in Walla Walla with her
sister Mrs. Ray Hamblin.
Gene Graves F lie, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Graves writes
from Guam that he had just re-
ceived his Christmas package
mailed in November and that
everything came through in fine
shape despite the lapse of time.
He said they were all working
hard preparing for the typhoon
season which will come soon and
that he and Glen Mowry spent
each weekend together.
George Putnam from Ellensburg
visited Monday and Tuesday with
his son Loren Putnam and family.
Mrs. Nelson Williams of Seattle
writes Kennewick friends of the
seath of her son George in West
ern Canada. The Williams FAM
lily pioneered in this district and
George Williams left soon after
being graduated from high school
TO settle in Canada. He leaves
his widow, a daughter, and two
sons who served in the Canadian
army in World War II.
Mrs. Willard. Campbell was
hostess Monday evening to the
Twin City Navy Mothers Club.
Mrs. C.. Winterschied and
daughter Joyce, Mrs. Charles Eds
worth and young son Billy and
Mrs. George Purdy motored to
Salem, Ore. Friday returning
Monday. They attended the seth
annual Freshman Glee at Will
liaamette university where Mrs.
Winterchied's son Loren is in his
Junior year. Mrs. Purdy and
Mrs. Ellsworth were guests Of
Mrs. ]. Edgar Purdy and sons.
Mrs. John B. Coan accompanied
the party as far as Camas where
she remained to visit her daughter
Mrs. Thomas Terjeson and FAM
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vlc.or Beed from
Portland were over Sunday guests
of Mrs. L. H. Raymond.
Mrs. Clair Shaw was hostess
Tuesday at luncheon for twelve
friends who motored from The
Dalles. Tulips and daffodils beau
titled the tables and the after
noon was spent at bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Pratt, Mrs
Neil Miller and Mrs. Harlan Rit-
ter are driving to Olympia Satur.
day for the graduation of Miller
and Ritter that evening at the
capitol building. The men have
been at Fort Lewis for six week!
attending a State Patrol school