The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-28
LITTLE STORIES Of the WEEK
BY FLORENCE OLIVER
Phone news TO Kennewick 2ll2 before Tuesday noon

The Ladies Auxiliary of thu
Kennewick Fire Department wa
entertained last Wednesday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. j.. c
Pratt. The current project of the
group is to put in order the cloth
ing and toys to be used in has
llets distributed at Christina.
time. Donations of used article:
will be appreciated. The L
meeting will be with Mrs.
Richter on November II.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Anon went
to Spokane the last of the week
on a business and pleasure trip
Mrs. Mabel johnson accompanie,
] them home to visit over SUNDAY.
Miss Ella Simpson of Los An
geles visited last week in the
homes of her cousins Mrs. H. E.
Huntington and Mrs. James John.
son. Miss Simpson was on
way home from Vancouver, B. c.
where she had spent the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Doug Sloan and
Mrs. Odes Sloan were Spokane
visitors Saturday.
A phone call to Mrs. May Reed
er on Sunday morning informed
her of the arrival of a great grand
son on Saturday, October %.
parents are MIR. and Mrs. Edgar
Poe Of Cornell. The young man
has been named Gary Edgar and
is the first son in three genera
tons on the maternal side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Shaw and
daughter Reana were in Spo.
Saturday to Tuesday where Mr..
Shaw attended meeting of Inn
plement and Hardware dealers.
House guests in the w. w.
Goode home over the week end
was Mrs. Goodies cousin M SGT.
w. w. Reedy, recently returned
from Berlin after eight years
spent in Germany, and who is
stationed at Fort Lewis waiting
re-assignment.
Mrs. George Cloud and children
Bobby and Carol Lynn drove to
Portland Saturday where they
visited at the home OF Mr.. and
and Mrs. George Purdy. Return
ing Sunday, they were accompani-
ed by Mr.. Cloud who has been
Portland for, Two mont.
Company business for the PP&L.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Oti>
Bateman arriving last week are
their sonIC. w. Bateman and fam
lily from Portola, California and
their DAUGHTER Mrs. lola Smith
from Whittier, California.
Locust Grove Home Circle met
this Wednesday with Mrs. Henry
smith at her home in Horse Heav-
en- for an all-day meeting and a
luncheon served at one O'Clock.
Mrs. j. w. Root who is leaving
for her new home in Prosser was
honored with handkerchief
shower.
N Sunday Mr.. and Mre
ney Baze were in Sunnyisde where
they attended the wedding of
Miss Helen Tomerinke. Preceding
MIR. Baze's brother Roland and
the ceremony vocal numbers were
presented NV Mrs. paze.
Tho po;x1o,v, @:-1.
at a Halloween party on Saturday
evening at the Episcopal Parish
hall. Thirty were present to enjoy
the games and dancing.
DR.. and Mrs. p. o. Stone left
last week for an extended visit
in Los Angeles where they would
meet their daughter Miss Nancy
who is in college there. Trip plans
included the attending the use
Stamford football game.
Miss Wilma Gravenslund enter
tanned Friday afternoon at the
parental home on River road for
Lynn, bride elect, who
was presented a miscellaneous
shower Of gifts.
Mrs. Christine Neuman and Mr..
snnd Mrs. John Neuman and son
Ronnie were in Seattle last week
md to join the family in a reun-
on held Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Neuman. The
occasion was to welcome 1t. Col.
md Mrs. B. A. NeuTnan who had
lrrived Saturday from Japan on
IN extended leave. Also from Sci
title were Miss Ella and Lorenz!
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