The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
LITTLE STORIES Of the WEEK
By FLORENCE OLIVER
Phone Ksnnswick 2ll3 before Tuesday

Weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Chapman were Mr..
ami Mrs. Bob Nesbit and child
reA, Kathy and Pat, from Sand
Point, Idaho,
Men from the Veterans Hospital
in; Walla Walla were entertained
at "a picnic last Thursday at
Sacajawea Park and a tour of
Richland preceding lunch. Host
esaes were from Red Cross chap
te{s in Franklin and Benton
counties. Going@from Kennewick
were Mrs. Marjorie Wilson, ex-
ecttive secretary of the Benton
County chapter, Mrs. H. E. Oliver,
MIS-. Alvin Cheney, Mrs. John
OWENS, Mrs. Mike Cronin, Mrs.
Lance Read, and Mrs. Milton
Libby.
Miss Elizabeth Lynn, while on
recent weekend visit to Seattle
was honored by Mrs. Jerry Mar
tin. with pre-nuptial shower.
The guests were her former
classmates at Washington Univer-
sitX Miss Lynn's marriage to
Lewis M. Keene Of Kennewick Is
oftake place late in October.
Kennewick Highlands Grange
Auxiliary will meet Tuesday, Oc-
tober IL with Mrs. H. E. Reymore.
They hope to finish plans for
their bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green went
to. Puyallup Wednesday to at
tend funeral services for Mr..
Green's sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred
Green Ada Green who is well
known in Kennewick as she was
a frequent visitor here. Mrs.
Greens death was unexpected
and occurred Friday, Oct. /,
while she was visiting at the
home of her son, Spencer Green
I'M Spokane.
Mrs. E. S. Mcdonald, whose
fopt was badly scalded on August
! lis now sufficiently recovered
from second and third degree
BURNS to get about on clutches.
The M. G. Clark family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stringer of
the Highlands were Hover visit
ors last Sunday for a picnic ON
the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Winken-
werder and their house guests,
Mrs Pearl Dennick visited in
Yakima with relatives Friday to
Monday.
Among those going to Pullman
Saturday to see the WSC- Stanford
game were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Deffenbaugh and MIR. and Mrs
Harold Wittemore.
Leaving Sunday morning, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Maupin and Mr..
and Mrs. John Neuman went BY
plane to Victoria, b c., to attend
Kiwanis International convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Dorothy are
also attending, going by motor.
Mrs. Grant Chapman entertain
ed Thursday afternoon, Sept. 80
in honor of the second birthday of
her little daughter Barbara Jean.
Sharing the pleasures of the after
noon were Mrs. T. NJ. Brock, Kay /
and Tommy; Mrs. Dave Stack and
Nickie; Mrs. Howard Shook and
Jimmie; Charlene Faulds; Mrs.
D. M. Deeter, and Tommy; Mrs.
Wayne Myers, Helen, Wayne Jr.,
md Becky; Mrs. Clare Shaw and
7eana; Mrs. Phil Heffelfinger and
Phyllis.
Dinner guests Of Mrs. E. r.
on Saturday were Mr..
md Mrs. Vern Ross and Max Car
lahan from Seattle, and Mr.. and
drs. Marvin Carnahan and daugh-
er Marjorie from Yakima, all of
hem in Kennewick for the fune-
al services for Edwin Rankin.
Mrs. Morris Magnuson enter
aimed few friends at her home
asst Wednesday in honor Of Mrs.
red Kosche who together with
er family will be leaving soon
make her home in California.
social evening was spent and al
lit presented to the honored
uest by the group.
Kennewick friends have learn
d Of the death Of Rev. Nelson +.
ole In Walla Walla hospital on
eptember 10. Rev. Cole at one
me was pastor Of the Kenne-
dck Congregational church. Hell!
erved the Ingle Chapel near
lay, Pasture Seeding !;
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