The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-03

of this city, whom Dick TAXED
over the flooded Columbia BY
plane.
The Tri-City Bridge club me,
Wednesday May Is with Mrs
MARVIN Perry in Pasco with Mrs
Mary Stevens as co-hostess. High
honots went to Mrs. Pat Giard
second high to Mrs. Ruth Durdle
and low to Mrs. Irene Lechelt. "A
surprise hanky shower was given
Mrs. Ruth Durdle whose birth
day occurred during the week
Mrs. Carmen LEM substituted fol
Mrs. Yvonne Hutterball. Members
present were Mrs. Irene Lechelt
Mrs. Pat Giard. Mrs. June CT
ard, Mrs. Ruth Durdle. Mrs. Ma
dene Giard, Mrs. Mickey Beal
Mrs. Martha Cox, Mrs. Ruth Per.
/ y, Mrs. Mary Stevens, Mrs. Thee
Wade and Mrs. Lois Tatum.
Expected guests for Memorial
Day who were prevented from
coming by the flood were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ion Mosher Of Seattle to visit
Mrs. Mae Mosher, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Eggers and children
Of Spokane coming to her par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Washburr
and daughter Barbara are leavint
this week for Los Angeles. ira
yelling in their new trailer house
Washburn plans to enter North.
rope Aeronautical Engineering
Institute and to major in design
and drafting.
J. w. Thomas who has beer
under medical treatment in Spo-
kane for some time. returned
Saturday and is convalescing a,
the home of his son Billy Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Nowak ar.
rived from st. Louis, Mo-, Satur.
day evening to spend a vacation
with relatives in Kennewick. Mrs
Nowak, the former Dorothy Blair
who Is a nurse, answered the cal
on Sunday for volunteers and is
on duty in flood relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Thomp-
son were business visitors in Spo.
kane Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Hallocll
and sons, Bradford and Billy
from Redmond, Ore, came Friday
for a two-day visit with Mrs
Hallock's aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Siegfrid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Brand and
sons were here from Mckee City
to spend Memorial Day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Brand.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Jungstrum
have as their guest Mr.. jung
strum's mother, Mrs. Hilda Jung
strum from Seattle.
Frank White who is here from
Clarkton, Va, to take care Of his
grass harvest, was called to Roa-
noake, Va, by the serious illness
of his sister. He returned Fri
day, as his sisters condition is
improved. He made the trip by
plane.
Arriving Saturday from Nan.
sas City M. c.. Wagy is visiting
his daughter Mrs. A. c. Deffen-
baugh and family. Mrs. Wagy ca
me here three weeks ago. Other
guests Of the Deffenbaugh's over
Memorial Day were DR.. and Mrs.
Howard Burke from Auburn,
Richard Deffenbaugh from Walla
Walla, Bob Deffenbaugh from w.
S. c. and Ben Zwanzig from FL
lensburg.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Kelso and Miss Margaret Haw-
kins on Memorial Day were Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Lincoln Of
Toppenish. Mrs. Kelso, Miss Haw-
kins and Mrs. Lincoln are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. English and
three children came over. from
Tacoma last weekend to visit Mrs.
English parents the A. F. Browns.
Mr.. English returned home Mon
day, his wife and children re-
manning for an extended visit.
A party Of visitors motoring
from Seattle on Friday to spenu
the double holiday here were
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Kruswyck to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nc
Camish, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. H. Mey-
ers, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. FIar-
old Fyfe, Miss Verdella Muslle.
to visit her mother Mrs. I. N.
Mueller, and Mr.. and Mrs. DIX.
Randall who went on to Pullman
on Saturday.
Here for over Sunday from
Hood River were Mr.. and Mrs.
fIar1and Carlson and children