The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-14
LITTLE STORIES Of the WEEK
BY FLORENCE OLIVER
Phone news to Kennswick 2l42 before Tuesday

Mrs. Mildred Liston entertain
ed twelve members of the Home
Builders class of the Christian
church on Thursday evening at
her home on First Ave. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Smith and A. c.
Anon are in Seattle this week.
The men to attend National
Housing meeting and the ladies
to visit relatives
Mrs. Dorsey Gilkerson enter
tanned Les Amies this Wednesday
at her home on West Highlar
Mrs. L.. II. Raymond went to
Troy, Idaho Friday to visit for
several days with her sister and
family, the Ed Coonleys.
Mrs. Vic tieatherington and
Mrs. Vert Russert entertained
on Sunday afternoon at the Rus
sert home, honoring Miss Glenna
Marie Denney with pre-nuptial
shower. Many lovely gifts were
presented by the 26 guests. The
marriage of Miss Deney and Carl
Russert is planned for October 81.
Mrs. 1. Serier went to Portland
this mid-week to stay for several
days.
Mrs. Milton Libby, Mrs. Phil
Heffelfinger and Mrs. Waldo
Richmond spent the day Monday
in Walla Wa1la.
Norma Jean Liston, on her
seventeenth birthday, October 6,
was complimented by her mother
Mrs. Mildred Liston with birth
day dinner. Guests were Ray, Da-
vid and Clarence Robbins, and Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Hille and daugh-
tiers Judith and Karen.
Mrs. Robert Connolly and young
son Steven are here from Seattle |
to visit for week at the home of |
Mrs. Connolly's mother Mrs. John
Kennel.
Mrs. Harry Oswald entertained
at her home last Thursday even
ing with bridal shower in COM
pliment to Miss Viola Hitler. The
marriage of Miss Hitler and Ham
ilton Sandvig of Prosser is to take
place soon.
Mrs. John Finkbeiner, ST., from
Cornell is visiting at the home Of
her son Rev. Finkbeiner, and help
ing care for the new little grand
daughter, Rhoda Esther, who ar
rived September u.s.
Arriving Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Woodruff are
here from Noblesville, Ind, to
make an extended visit with Mrs.
Woodruff's son, Dick Rector and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bowers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Edwards left
Saturday afternoon for a weeks
deer hunting in the Reardan and
Davenport country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Brown
from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
came last mid-week and are house
guests Of his brother and family,
the A. F. Browns. The Archie
Browns, former residents, have
lived in Canada for a number of
years and are returning to make
their home in this vicinity.
Spending the week end with
home folk were Florence Smith.
Betty Bryan, Audrey Carlton,
Charles Blackman and Robert
from WSC.
WINS of the Nazarene church
held an all-day meeting last Thurs
lay at the home of Mrs. C.. Slay-
'augh. Mrs. Alfred Poole re-
signed as president and Mrs. r.
:. Bauder was elected to take
he office. The Poole family
moved to Richland recently toll
make their home.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glare
shaw over the week end were
VIZ. and Mrs. I. j. Slocumb from
The Dalles.
Mrs. John Carlich of Cannon
leach, Ore, came last Saturday
nd is house guest for week of
Ar. and Mrs. Anon Mueller.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Bingaman
Ian to leave Thursday for Yank-
on, South Dakota to attend the
'olden wedding anniversary of
dr. Bingaman's parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Kosche and
laughter Susan left Saturday for
ian Diego, Calf, where they
I'LL make their home. Enroute
hey will stop in San Francisco
, visit Mrs. Kosche's sister.
Kinunka Camp Fire Girls held
sac Saturday Of cookies and
andes they had made themselves,
re proceeds to 60 into the camp
md for next summer. Sunday
forming they attended st. Paul's
piscopa1 church in body. Their
uardian is Mrs. Dorothy Fox.
Mrs. Frank Bartlett is here from
Idaho this week, Wis
ing at the home Of her daughter,
Lrs. Harold Whittemore. +
A group Of Eastern Star men,
ers went to Walla Wa1la last
thursday evening for Friendship