Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-12
This Weeks Little
Stories From Around
The Kennewick Area
By FLORENCE OLIVER

By FLORENCE OLIVER
The Benton County Pomon;
Grange will meet in the 1901
hall in Kennewick Saturday a
2 pm. Kennewick Highland
will entertain. Special order o
business will be the election o
officers and final arrangement
will be made for the annua
meeting In December.
Visitors In the Stanley Coch
ran home last week were Mrs
Cochran's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Rowland Of Selah, ant
her sister, Mrs. Don Osborne o
Seattle. F"$.t 80 r.. -: -
Mrs. 4. serier entertained til,
Needle Club Friday afternoon a
her home on Kennewick avenue
A social time was enjoyed as tn,
ladies were occupied with fame.
work. Refreshments were serv
ed by the hostess with Mrs. r. B
Elledge assisting. r. -
Guests entertained at the A. C
Anon home for the day Wed
nesday were Mrs. Amon's cous
In Mrs. Edith Williams and hel
daughter Mrs. Bill Wagner from
Yakima. -, 49,. -
Joe Stradling returned Tuesday
after four days of elk hunting In
the Teton district with Yakima
friends. .r:.g TT: =. 81 :
Dick Gravenslund and his sis.
ter, Miss Wilma motored to the
Washington coast, leaving. Fri.
day morning, to spend the week
end. Miss Wilma to visit with
friends in Bellingham, Dick 60.
ing to Falkland. - 1919 il -.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Angel were
Kahlotus visitors Sunday to be
with their daughter and family,
the Bill Richmonds, on Mr.. An.
CELLS birthday, which was cele.
brated with a family dinner.
FAREWELL PARTY ~
Mrs. Frances Clark was honor
ed last Friday afternoon when
26 Of her friends gathered for a
farewell party prior to her leav.
ing for Spokane. Mrs. William
Sheldon and Mrs. Angus Doyle
were co.hostesses at the Sned.
don home. A shower of birth
day cards and lhandkerchiefs was
given Mrs. Clark who has made
her home in Kennewick for the
past four years. She is eighty.
three years young and has made
host of friends in the neighbor.
hood and church. Accompany.
ing her daughter Mrs. Frances
Stradford, the. ladies left Sum
day morning to make their home
In Spokane.
Mrs. @. p. Miller's father, E. c.
Miller Of Spokane, came Wednes.
day to visit in his daughters
home.
The Rev. Stanley Hunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curt Gerard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hue were in Port.
land Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of last week to attend
the regional conference of the
Conservative Baptist church.
Shirley Bateman, Howard
Mackenstadt and Mrs. o. P. Mil.
Ter motored to Ellensburg Satur.
day for Homecoming at Central
Washington College of Educa-
ton and to visit Glen Miller, a
students rs
& Mrs. Jessie Mcclure's daugh.
ter, Mrs. Ethel Wadsworth of
Portland, came Saturday and Wis.
tied until Wednesday in her mo.
theirs home and with her bro
Their and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Sprague, and with her sister, Mrs.
Cy Grant in Pasco.
BRIDGE CLUB HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Strange were
hosts at their home Sunday eve.
ming to their bridge club, a group
of married couples. Preceding
bridge play, a pot.luck dinner
was enjoyed, served to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Wicklund, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Ames, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smell and the, Stranges.
Bridge honors went to Mrs. Wick.
lund. VI .sis
Mrs. w. L. Cochran returned
Sunday from Colfax where she
had visited for six weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Cochran, for
merly of Hover. During her Wis.,
IL Mr.. Cochran celebrated his 93d
birthday.
Alma Chapter No. 100, OES,
will meet Tuesday,, Nov. Is at 8
pm. in Masonic hall on Wesh-
ington street. There will be ini-
alton. e. q
Mrs. Gerald Britton, Mrs. Law
renee Hue and Mrs. Donald Brit
ton visited in Walla Walla for
the day on Wednesday.
& Mrs. H. c. Curry, accompanying
her sister, Mrs. John Blair of
Kahlotus, visited in Enumclaw
Saturday through Monday in the
home. of their grandneice, Mrs.
Albert Derringer.
Mrs. Glare Shaw and children
accompanied Mr.. Shaw to Spo-
kane Sunday to visit until Tues
day with her sister while Mr..
Shaw transacted business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Morgan re-
turned to their home in Moscow
Idaho, on Saturday following a
weeks visit with Mr.: and Mrs.
E. M. Angel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Francis and his mother.
Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Angel were
boyhood scFoolmates. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Pratt were
business visitors in Seattle last
STUDENT IS VISITOR -.
Miss Joan Ferguson, of Spo-
kane, a student at WSC, was
here from Pullman to spend the
week end with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Serier.
Locust Grove Home Circle met