The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-28
HOVER NOTES
By Mrs. Harmon Wilcox
Phone news to Kennewick ,2xa

VA IAAC uOI1OA 4OA AOA ZIG AAASS OLA
weeks Of school are: SENIORS,
Donna Hummel, Betty McHenr,
Ramona Nc Inturf, Carmella Ne
vile. JUNIORS, Lauralee Ash
baugh, Betty Robertson. SOPH-
MORES, Viola Hummeu. FRESH
MEN, Barbara Thorpe, Marjorie
Cochran, Joyce Patterson.
Riverview grade school stu
dents include the following stu
dents: EIGHTH, Shirley Hum
nell, Elizabeth Chavez, Shirley
Larlxin, Avonelle Ziblay, Patty
Thomas, Jack Wilson, Beverly
Wilcox. SEVENTH, David Coulson,
Shirley Champagne, Alice Mon
tague, Joyce Byse, Beverly Mel
son. SIXTH, Rodney Piert, Eve
lyn Ward, Lenna Fredericks, Pa
tricia Tate, Virginia Rice. FIFTH,
DeAnna Searfrpss, Donald Carl
ton. Peggy Piert, Bud Eagers,
Jerry Haynes, Guy Ziblay, SAM
dra Petersen, Fern Elders.
FOURTH, Lester Wilcox, Karen
Knowles, Donna Ward, Floyd Null
Inns, Betty Dennette, Carol Player,
Harold Tinsley, Marilyn Tinsley,
Virginia Albright. THIRD, Steve
Gerber, Lee Erickson, Delphia
Nelson, Lucille Keller, Betty Ely,
Janet Little, Shannon Beal, MIL
dred Sneck, Todd Eagers, Donna
colberhouse. SECOND, Helen Hol-
land, Donna Tate, Nancy Aglesby,
Mary Rice. FIRST, Lorna Tweedt,
Mary Compton, Reese Williams,
Sharlet Sharbonnay, James Lynn,
Susan Long, Carol Mintor, Laura
Lee Calhoun.
e. ]. Miller, Mayor of Prosser,
and Republican candidate In the
second district, called at the Ayers
ranch Saturday. He was accomp-
annied by Mrs. Sallie Coulton,
nee Davidson who spent much OF
her girlhood in Finley where she
attended school and where her
father, the late DR.. Davidson, had
charge of the Finley store. They
came here in 1912. She called on
several friends and neighbors of
former days.
The Boy Scout troop No. 70|
have been going on hikes usually
on Saturdays. They have been
going swimming and boat riding
and Saturday, October q, they
went on a scrap iron drive to
make money to pay for their pro-
jector. The protector Is being
used at the grade school and also
at the high school for education
al purposes. The troop leader Is
William Shawver. Boys in the
troop are Donald Land, Douglas
Woodall, Billy Thorpe, Lyle Byse,
Dick Mullins, Pete Rice. Wayne
Livingston. Lynn Slocumb, Jack
Wilson, Kenneth Nelson, Marvin
Foster, David Coulson, Melvin
Keller, Ray Glines, Gary Nc Der
mott and Robert Hampton.
Mrs. J. r. Ayers attended the
Pacific Northwest conference Of
the Women's Society Of Christian
Service as delegate from the So
ciety Of the Kennewick Methodist
church. The session lasted through
October 10, 20 and 81.
Benefit club met October 20 1T
the home Of Mrs. J.. w. Num-.
Election of officers was held
with the following being elected:
president, Mrs. Carl Evans; vice
president, Mrs. Hans Petersen;
secretary, Mrs. Harmon Wilcox;
Mrs. Don Swartz was appointed
chairman Of the flower fund and
Mrs.. J. W. Num- appointed re-
porter. Mrs. Marjorie Wilson gave
q talk on the Red Cross National
Blood program. A short film was
also presented on the Blood pro
gram. Visitors for the afternoon
were: Mrs. Joe Wilson, Jr., Mis-
Loretta Cowden and Mrs. Mar
jorie Wilson of Kennewick, Mrs
Minnie Ashby Of colfax, and Mrs
Rose, Num-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Lester OF
Pasco visited 1t the ButteFfiel'