davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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IMlsctLLANEoUs-sALetc Cont
BREAKFRoNT. mahogany. s7b. NO.
sRiCk-we are oy.ss.ocksa; sood;
fsa fore 'Gar Suy.ns. 1na'f arcaIhdeR i 'Sooe e. ST
RkiISCkis, fac. and common. one or .
Ril'ss FA ssss. 'mIeSlasf aIaskA eeaE sRick
BUG KILLER! Amazing Johnston,,s
mo Roach" Sanitary coating kills
s9ashsi sns vs!sFsuss rHE 19E T9Rshs HsGh
BGfLDINSG MATEkikLs - seautifuI
kiln dried knotty pine paneling. l2c
bd. f.: dry white pine shelving. l2e
bd. It.: AXIS ar plywood. Y In. 100
r. ~ f.; d l.: IN; ise H.. ss sse f.; q. t.; "
In :, aze 50: IT,; clear W., III. sl4:
shingles, $s So: ha-in. clear oak
flooring, 15c bd. f.: cedar closet
lining. 1Sc bd. IT,; panel Ar doors,
$3.50 ca; dush fir doors. $3.50 ca;
sHHffxSsE s1infh eSsE' iuMsss each Co. o'i1 Il
BUILDING MATERiAL-wreckins old
Wallach School. 7th and Pa. ave. Sc.
Statesmen at Job site. Many bargains
at the Job before hauling to the
yard. The best used brick in town.
hard red handmade. Large window
sash. doors. dressed sheathing. floor.
ing. <ubnooring-all cheap. Special
item. aS14 long leaf yellow pine,
20 It. long. Specials ut our yard
1-inch celotey. &c IT.; 2-ft.. 4-inch
by eft. 5-inch doors. like new. 81
each. 4-inch heavy cast iron pipe,
items. ABcD CORP. 1881 Jefferson
sT,anI,aSy PaTis by. M2TrSiss- 1T s7sSs
sale only. Dismantling fine old
home. formerly the Marjorie Web
ster School. at 3640 18th st. NV
These items avail: Beautiful panel
ing, iron balconies and railings,
beaut. oak doors. sash. plumbing,
cabinets. elec. fixtures. 10000 It.
oak flooring, stone caps and balls,
radiators and many other items.
ACE WREcKING & BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO.. 4oo4 Minn. ave. ne.
AT 661T IA
Evening star., 1949-09-24

Evergreen Sale, $3.95 Ea.
The Am. Boxwood Arbor Vitae and
Cypress, also others at sensible
prices. Small English Boxwood. 25c
and Soc ca. ASHTON NURSERY,
6510 Ga. ave NV. -25
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LYMAN OUTBOARD BOAT
15-ft.. with 10-h.p. Mercury motor,
cover. steering wheel. remote con-
troll, anchor and cushions and trail
er: cost S1,250; will take $675 for
quick sale Can be seen at Ma
TIONAL MOTOR BOAT SALES. 800
Maine ave SW -25
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Cams AND LIVESTOCK

MINK, Yukon. dark, pure breed. males
and p,nnaskn f1maIsS Locust ssSrrE 3137S .Ncis
heifers bred, bull; 8 Hereford
hsiters, I bull; 8 Angus feeders.
SADDLE HORSES for sale, 4 hunters.
one 5-gaited and some 3-gaited.
CEDAR LANE RIDING ACADEMY,
Aspin Hill. Md, Lo. 5-S422. 3: e.
Ford. -25
BOARD AND BOX STALL for your
area area. Rockville Ss4s. 1Ss
HOLSTEINS (2), fresh, with 1st calf,
tb. tested. Call Fairfax 529.J-4.
THoRoUGHBRED brown stallion,
16.1, 3 years. gentle: suitable breed
reas. ofRer refused. RA. 3S26-26
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BOATS

as-FT. CABIN CRUISER. galley.
HODGES, Ar. sae6 or TR, aslo.
CABIN. SO it,, Plymouth eng. Can
be seen at Fritz Belke. Road River
LaWEEY sS1ifSf' DAY CRUISER. 80 It, for
refinished; 6s bottom 'as coppered; d." Gray
nn,I;ds marine engine, completely ever eyer.
service, y iI l5th and md, NJ st IS: Sc. $1,000
TROLLING for rock. trout, blues.
For reservations call CAPT. AN
THONY KING, WA. 4192.
CHRIs-CRAFT SPEEDBOAT: 16 It;
marine engine; ss75. DE. 627o.
SACRIFICING FOR QUICK SALE. So
IT. yacht, Leda, equipped for COM
Portable living, cruising. Make offer.
ls.fooT va sr0f ffEArHERcRAFr, aluminium mHS
motor; steering gear and auxiliary
throttle installed: no maintenance:
used less than 10 hours. Cost S700
plus plus; "a cash: IS $3.50. Cali 2 to p ? m.
CABIN cRUfsER, 155-h.p. Kermsth
Is m.p.h.. sleeps i, Ali accessories
basin. sink. fish lockers; has for
mahos. wood: ideal for trolling
Factory-built boat for $1,000. Can
SAcHF e sfsP enUB snG ti%s as. is snADY Md DhAl
built for chris-Craft lift. runa-
about; l new. clean. $50; l used,
torn, $40; shipping covers, used
good cond.; $40 each: NASH MA
a1a' RlsE s.S supPIlEs 81 4o1di INC $50 s5 Maine
CRUISER. 3sx12 it., inclosed deck
house, lge. cockpit, hot water, show
er. .compl. galley; late AS Chrysler
engine, old boat but sound and in
excel. cond.; $500 or best offer
Snaer. " DC wAR1NG' TIE. al1s or NE.
sTEELcRAFT a-cabin cruiser. excel.
c0nd., $1,000. Phone Wo. sS72.
4s:E1: ELco CABIN cRgIsEE: in
%osop s.sS sSnd chrysss Ct ys.sox Roys
psrtment with Oft. galley: sleeps
Chesapeake Yacht Club, Shady Side.
Nh, Md Can roSe be seen by calling Mr..
12-FT- MAHOGANY plywood BOAT.
orig. cost Sl99; will sell for sl00.
4s.FT. aSPe sAY.sGiLr 81 gstsi CRUISER, lit
beam. New Gray engine Double
cabin. Sleeps t.. Toilet, galley and
icebox. Equipped and ready to go.
offer over $1,000. Call RE. 2164
loft. DOUBLE CABIN CRUISER,
Just returned from 3-montn Cana
dian cruise; sleeps 8; economical
family boat; $3,7oo. Annapolis 1919
oUTBoARD MOTOR REPAIR, inboard
motor repair. hauling and painting
We have. the best mechanics and
largest marina. MAYFLoWER MA
RINE SERVICE, INC. 1900 Maine
MEkcGE1 hEs Ok 81 oG1Bo2aD fso2i MOTORS Mss al,
sizes in stock at present for immed
FLOWER MARINE SERVICE, INC,
1900 Maine ave. s.w. ST. 1890
HAMPTON sAILBoAT. Is #. long
Ia. ! design; solid mahogany: new nylon
has had very little use. Original
aYrioMsR sGssi 3 aSG MA MAR1NE NJ ssRvfeE fe
1900 Maine ave e. ST. 1890. 30
STEELCRAFT. 26 it. This boat has
Hb Sfd the sy.rSsn9 sf Of passbe ssrs and s Is esn p
to-shore telephone and 115-h.p
Chrysler engine: cheap at $1,000
MAYFLOWER MARINE SERVICE
1900 Maine ave. s.w. ST. $500.
2s-FT. ALL-METAL BOAT. Ssh p
Gray marine engine. q wonderful
tishing GOAT completed in 1943: not
the best-looking boat in the world,
but worth more than the $500 we
are asking MAYFLOWER MARINE
SERVICE, 1900 Maine ave. S.w.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks;
poultry supplies; ME. o00s9 ,,.n,.
161-W-1. "a
Evening star., 1949-09-24

BUILDING SUPPLIES
Inside doors. S5.e5 each; 1x4 clear
pine flooring, 17hc IT.; 1x4 pine
ceiling. 17lac IT.; pecan flooring
F. L. WATKINS co.
1901 Sheriff rdn.e,vI. 1904. VI
$3.50. "a
Marchant. cleo, auto,
multiplication and division, recond.;
guaranteed: $115. RE. 1177.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
CAMERA
SHOOTING
Color ETT,Mo

Get beautiful color prints! FINISHED
like fine porcelain). as nationally
advertised By "chinacolor". Made
color or Ektachrome transparencies.
Wallet size. 25c; mounted 4x6, 90c:
SKI, $1.75; Sx10, 50. Minimum
order. 81. Lovely gifts; East man
qgrdsss qgrdss ;. service, "cH1NAcoLoR
Evening star., 1949-09-24
YEONAS REALTY

Gil. 2100 or OK. 1243. -25
COLORED RESTAURANT, we'll
equipped Qiquor license available) !;
excel. location. near Govt. bldgs.
sacrificed. For details call EX.
521S, J. B. -MALLOS. -26
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EOIN h1 IlTAi1 i i
HT, ono nY 1CAp
BUSINESS SITE

bOOIIN CO0 OI I =
BUILDING AND LEASE. on corner in
active Md. town: suitable gas sta
tion. store, eta
6-RM BUNGALOW and 4Ox10O COM
mercial bldg. in D zone at junction
OF streets on Central ave-; can be
financed.
GARAGE BUS1NESS-Attentio good
Gel. terms; superior location.
O. B. ZANTZINGER, JR.
HI. 1902, WA. 1919. Open sunday.
Evening star., 1949-09-24

ESQ SERVICENTER
In Alexandria Shopping Center on
No. l hwy; $4,000 gals. monthly; /;
service truck; AAA contract; all
sacrifice; $4,000 cash, assume
small monthly payments. Box 411-
c. Star 26s
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BARGAIN
MISCELLANEOUS WARiTEp

Six rooms of good furniture. Apply
1S Franklin ave-. Silver Spring, Md
Priced to sell this week end. -25
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YOUR BARGAIN

Oelicatessen on main thoroughfare
in NV. Wash; good lease; rent, S95;
owner quotes $3.50 weekly; owners
leg must be operated on so no rea-
sonable offer will be refused. For
further information call Mr..
YeonaS.
Evening star., 1949-09-24

NEW GAS STATION
4 pumps, 8 bays, large sales ONCE:
Potomac shopping center; selling
10-yr. lease. GERBICH, MI. 4O47.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
BUSINESS OPP. Cont
CLARENDON. VA.

Business corner with store and living
quarters occupied by owner 1st a.
Apt. leased at $50 q mo-, End f.
Priced for quick sale. C. w. CLEVER
? CO., INC, 1923 North Irving ST.,
OK. 0321, CHI. 1929. -25
Observation-Disclosures
Combination gasoline station-restau-
rant, doing excel. business now. can
= be improved; 7-rm. modern DWELL
. ing including all-elec. kit, extra In
come from rental of grocery store,
garage and cottage; situated on over
4 2 acres, ON national U. 8. hwy;
bargain: $27,50O. terms.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agy.
GL 633s. 3103 10th st. OK.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT
LOCATED in ArlinFton's largest shop
ping center: 9i4-yr. lease: reason
able rent equipment and fixtures
like new; ABC license on and OF: :
excellent opportunity for experienced
man; priced for immediate sale.
Call today for appointment to see.
Mr.. Brown.
YEONAS REAI,Tv
Evening star., 1949-09-24

noOs S4l~, UCIs
isst isl condition, $3.50. Cali Wo.
RUG. OKLA American Oriental With
pas:, good condition, reasonable. or.
ia G1,.s,s sssssai sass eonss,oP ss IA AnsE 81
man, Labris. cabistan. Hsmadsn.
e.; sToo few Txt Large ia scattered sises aL.
RUGS, Oriental. special sale. Sos :
aEs1Ss sSs s okHrsT Al MA fRd RSd fsss GS AS
RUGas. .; mpoTited: ntMitd Persian, oriental
good wearing, 9x12, S39.50; ski.
$3.50: other sizes proper. priced.
.Ta MaYsAR sAIF eHoP iasS sis. .na small nX
reduced price. RARE RUG SHOP.
2427 18th st. NV.
SANDERS. Porter Gable edgers, saws,
spp9osToNrc pgli,ssES cAETY 1908 seI 4th q
oMh{tshsll 6ts5. 5s'Dfan0' S''' -sS sal
SsAsb s'ha &c. ''Tf5 TO- i's ssd st'.sa.
SEWING MACHINE. electric singer,
sesnst ts?s ?ss vi hoas Sd DG sf'esss 4sss
SEWING MACHINES-20 Singers.
reconditioned, like new, all guar
antsed. New set attachments with
cu sysil; aJ1E toE rent. 24ls 18th st: :oa Nv
sEWISG MAcHINEs-prices dras-
tically cut; rebuilt Singer, electric
y; e SEWING i MACHINE a 4 RApio
STORE 1919 H st. ne. TR. 6s41.
SEWING MACHINES. Singer electric,
portable and console models. fully
sHsssaaRessee ssaRk srwiNe iHNSs'G nAeRRisE Vii 'esRs co.
sEWiN&S & &MAcHiNEs, all brands. new
buy l or 100. We are purchasing
HnMS asents. srWdMe. Writs or sall for satalog
SEWING MACHINES, new. used, cleo
tic portables and consoles; casfl or
SHOE REPAIR MACHINERY @ % W. We
nast Hs at yaeass ease sS sb very eesp
SH0Es-cancellation, hundreds Of
styles, men. women, children. Outfit
your family In famous name shoes;
Mademoiselle. Paradise. Bonwit TEL
Ter, DeLiso. Town and Country. Sell
ey eo,.s !asan rpc s.Ss Eoblee ae Edwards &c Iay
in air-conditioned comfort. LIEBER-
MAN. INC, 3412 14th st. NV, 2nd
noor. Open 1913 pm. TU. 1921.
SHOTGUN, 10 gauge, auto. with poly
choke; 2 younE English setter gyps,
partly trained. with papers. VI.
sHoWER STALLS, new, surplus, all
steel. complete outfit. special low
price, $49.60 each. JIM BRiNCE-
FIELD d CO., II. 81o130. IA
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Continued on Next Psss.)
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GREAT DANE PUPPIES
DOGS boarded. r. D. LINDSEY,
Colesville, Md. Silver Spring 0398.
SEALYHAMS-WA. 2778
STURDY pups, reg. Axe. 80
Evening star., 1949-09-24

rURN-sofa, $76; mahogany nest
% sss1:s 'sSG 'G sscs ssGa sns sss
1726 17th st. u.w.,. apt. los. MI.
7ebl -2b
Evening star., 1949-09-24

4e-FT. ELCo CABIN CRUISER. in
mosop 1ssS eSnd it. ehFysss Ct seSox sSysl
partment with eft. galley: sleeps
8. completely equipped Docked at
Chesapeake Yacht Club, Shady Side,
Md. Can be seen by calling MR..
MIDDLETON at West River 4651
Evening star., 1949-09-24

PIANO-Responsible party will store
good spinet or upright for use. OR.
O296.
pIANOs-0rands. consoles, spinets
q smsu nal uprights. win pay cash.
sd. soSS.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
FARM AND GARDEN

WILL PAY UP to 500 cash for win
ter heating and air conditioning sys-
tenn. KLOMP-AIR SYSTEM, vi. $500
Evening star., 1949-09-24
GEORGETOWN-P

e729 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Attrac.
tive, comfortable suite for g bed
room and sitting room; Ia block
Mt Pleasant carline. AID. 1923
Evening star., 1949-09-24

LIv. KM. SUITE. Kroehler. 8 PCS,
davenport double bed. 92-in. long,
button-back and club chairs, uphol.
in boucatelle and tapestry; custom
made slip covers, excel. cond.. $3.50.
LUMBERMBis b.rsains on lumber
and plywood cut to size. METRO
POLITAN LUMBER CO., 433 K st.
NV, ma. 1869. Open daily and
Sat. S-6, Sun. 9-2 -25
LUMBER-Thoussnds Of feet, in like
ramss and hasaWare sS%alsse wrec2ins was2Ts
large barracks building at Naval
lection Of building materials at the
HEcHINGER CO. 18th and Il sts.
MHGAzfNE, Life. complete set from
cond GL. 0634. --25
MICROSCOPE. Carl Zeiss. 8 object,
oil imersion. Iris diaphragm, OIL
nm adjust, nne cond. Phone AT.
MOVER, power. % inch cut, With
roller; Ideal for large lawn; $40 or
best ofier. lockwood 5-s622. 25s
OFFICE FURN. - Executive desk,
gless top. swivel chair, like new;
table. 6x3, 2 drawers. all walnut.
3SaSa hoor' l72s H st. NV. RE.
oTTfcE .FyRNIrUHE. recondi,,oned a
desks. chairs. 1les, tables, etc, l2o
9th ct. s.w. NE. A66k.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Guests Visit Here
From Virginia

Kennewick guests last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Robert
Thorman of Alexandria, Va, who
with their five months old son,
Michael, are visiting in the
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Thorman of the Tri-City
Motel. The east coast visitors are
also spending some time in the
home of their sister and family,
Mrs. Edward Ortiz of Kennewick.
MIR. Thorman is special attor-
ney for the department of JUS
tice, Trust division, of Washing
ton, D. c.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Park Now j..
.Super:'v1s;e.d

The city park is now under
supervision from 1 p. m. until 8
p. m. every week day. Plans
have been made for classes in
softball, team games, hand
crafts and story hours. =
Harry Wyman, of the local
schools, will instruct boys in
baseball and squad games. Miss
Pat Parker, a student from
Eastern Washington college of
education majoring in art, will
instruct girls in games and will
have craft classes for both boys
and girls.
1t was also announced that
boxing classes in the Kennewick
recreation center will meet on
Thursday evenings only. This is
due to the heavy summer sched-
ule. However, the boxing equip
ment may be used at any time.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Thurs, June 23-Page {
ssez KENNEWICk
COURIER-REPORTER
Group TOGO
To Meeting
Dayton

A group of Kennewick women
were to go to Walla Walla today
to attend the monthly meeting
of the Blue Mountain council for
camp and hospitals of the Red
Cross.
The meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. John Won Kato, 10
miles out of Dayton. The meet
ing will be concluded with a pic
mic.
In the group will be Mrs. B. H.
Shields, president of Navy Moth
ers and of the Kennewick branch
of Camp and Hospital Work;
Mrs. Walter Wiegand; Mrs. Mar
jorie Wilson, executive of the
branch.
With them will be Mrs. Walter
Sommers, vice. chairman of the
chapter and coordinator of Camp
and Hospitals.
The meeting usually Is held at
the Veterans hospital.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23

established a new field record
for most runs by driving in %
to sink the beleagured Church
team 1913 in the opening game.
Pierce struck out IL of the
Wilson Floor team in racking
up Ray-d-ant's third win of the
season. He gave up four hits to
the losers. Weigand of Basin
Surplus only gave up two hits,
whiting II. =. i.
Church's scored their three
runs in the seventh inning when
Smith the catcher hit a round
tripper with two on the bases.
Basin Surplus 3O7147x pill
Church's ........-.00O0003 3--2-9
Weigan and Forsythe. Guide
and Smith. a.. ~
Ray-d-ant C. .-.2OO34O0 9.12-O
Wilson Floor -. 100000 O.-4.4
Pierce and Courteau. LaWhead
and Ron Block. .a...-~.-. y. ssrz5
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Attend Meeting Of
AAU In Seattle

Mrs. Stanley Randolph Of
Kennewick and Mrs. James
Pearce of Pasco have returned
from Seattle where they attend
ed the 1949 biennial national
convention of the American
Association of University Wo-
men. They are members of the
Pasco- Kennewick branch.
The role of University women
in featuring cultural relations
between the United States and
other countries was exempli-
fled at the convention. Presi-
dents of the university women's
organizations in two neighboring
countries, Canada and Mexico,
will attend the meeting.
Keynote speaker for the con.
vention was Judge Dorothy
Kenyon, internationally known
attorney of New York City, who
recently returned from Beirut,
Lebanon, where she was the
United States delegate to the
United Nations Commission on
the status of women. Another
International figure who is in
Seattle to attend the convention
meeting is DR.. Helen C. White,
a member of the United States
National Commission for UNES-
CO, and vice chairman of the
Board of Foreign Scholarships.
DR.. White is professor of English
at the University of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Kaisu Tiusanen, head
mistress of a high school at Rau-
ma, Finland, who is studying at
the University of Washington on
an AAUW International grant
is scheduled to appear on the
Thursday evening Fellowship
program,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Report Drop
In Welfare
Items Here

The cost Of items which go
into welfare buying has dropped
as much as 4.5 percent In some
cases, according to John Rusk,
administrator of the Benton.
Franklin welfare office.
The information came to Rusk
from the state welfare head,
Roderic Olzendam, who said that
for the first time since the end
of the war, the cost OF items
provided for recipients OF wei.
fare help has dropped.
Food prices have dropped the
most-4.5 per cent-the an
nouncement revealed. The costs
we're studied from September
last year to March. Clothing
dropped 81 per cent.
However, although food, cloth.
ing. fuel, household supplies and
restaurant meals have decreas-
ed in price, the cost of rent, cleo
tricity and personal items has
continued to climb, Olzendam
said.
This change In standards over
the state will result in a net
monthly decrease Of approx.
mately $32, 900 in old age assist
ance, $4,000 in aid to dependent
children. $4,000 in general as
sistance, and less than $500 In
aid to blind.
The new standards will be ef-
fective in July on new and re-
newed cases. However, Rusk
pointed out that due to the hea-
wv welfare load, the entire case
load cannot be reviewed all at
once. The new standards will be
applied as each case Is routinely
reviewed, he said.
Rusk said that the saving on
county level with lower prices
had not been figured as yet. He
explained that the change will
not be felt for several months
because only new and reviewed
cases will go by the new stand
ards.
Rusk also announced that his
department has recently been
authorized a new visitor to work
on cases. The name of the new
worker has not yet been re-
leased, he said. This brings the
total staff to 13.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Mrs. J. Coan
Is HOnOred

Mrs. J. B. Coan, before leaving
with her husband for their new
pastorate in Lewiston, was the
Incentive for a farewell tea We'd
nesday afternoon following the
regular meeting of the WomanS
Society of Christian Service OF
the Methodist church. The fri
endly affair took place in the
church parlors.
A gift of lovely ear rings and
matching pins and a corsage
was given Mrs. Coan by the
group, the presentation made by
Mrs. T. w. Payne worded in an
original poem. Mrs E. A. Miller
also extended best wishes in Or
iginal verse. Mrs. Herbert Misner,
accompanied by Mrs. Gene Wade
pleased with vocal numbers.
Mrs. Payne presided at the at
tractively appointed table, serV-
ing iced tea and fruit punch.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Ida May Cox
Dies In Pasco !.

Ida May Cox, 1872 Fourth ave.
nue. East, was born Sept. 10,
1877, at Chatfield, MINI. She
died June 81, 1949, at Our Lady
of Lourdes hospital In Pasco.
Mrs. Cox had lived here since
1914; she was a member of the
Methodist church and the Royal
Neighbor lodge.
Three daughters survive her:
Mrs. Esther Buckley of Spokane;
Miss Lucille Cox, Lakeland VIII
lage, WASH; and Mrs. Mary Wal
lace of Kennewick; also nine
grandchildren and Is great
grandchildren. Funeral services
will be held Thursday at 1880
o'clock from the Mueller chapel
with the Rev. A. c. Wischmeyer
officiating. Burial will be In
Riverview Heights cemetery.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23

James Berk and family have
left Lampson Acres for Califor.
MIA.
Lorraine and Warren, daughter
and son of MIR. and Mrs. M. w.
Russell, are home from Brigham
Young university at Provo, Utah.
Lorraine is now working for Gen.
eral Electric. Pill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harden were
in Pendleton Sunday.
Two rocker-type metal lawn
chairs We're stolen from the front
lawn of the ]. w. Hanson place
on Liebel road Saturday night.
They reported it to the sherlfrs
office. r .-..<
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Christen-
sen and two children, Eddy and
Louita, were in Walla Walla Sat
urday on business. w. 49,.
The Leroy Winnings and the
Grant Bumgarners enjoyed a pic
mic at Sacajawea park Sunday.
They said it would have been a
perfect day except for the dust. .
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Whitesell OF
Salt Lake City have announced
the birth of a son, Larry James,
at 3:O7 a. m, May 81. He weighed
6 pounds and Z ounces. MIS-.
Whitesell is a daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Grant Baumgarner.
Raymond S. Kendall has been
visiting at the home of MI. and
Mrs. John K. Hamilton on Llebel
road the past 10 days. He re-
turned to Los Angeles Monday
and will be employed by the City
Transit Lines. He is a cousin OF
Mrs. Hamilton.
Joseph and Charles Hamilton
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. John &
Hamilton, were among a group
of club members who left on
their annual 4-H club camp trip
to Hidden Valley in the Blue
Mountains last Sunday. They
were to return last night. Be.
sides taking bed rolls, Joe and
Charles took rods and reels, and
they said they would give an
account of their luck as fisher
men when they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Farren and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Bible School Has
Attendance Of 70

Daily Vacation Bible school
of the Firgt Baptist church, Ken
newick, sponsored by the church
school conference, and directed
by the pfaSar, R. E. Stanley Hunt,
registe Esventy-siK EUEE9
Mondal %sst2g cay.
The sss.zf Numbers eleven lead
ers who are directing Beginners.
Primary, Junior, and informed
late departments. Children of
any UNCONVENTIONAL group are
welcomed to the school which is
presenting a course on Think
ing Through the Bible by Char
acterS," with one for each of the
ten days of its sessions, and
graded according to ages.
Assistance is being given by
parents in various areas in tran
sporting children to and from
the school. Anyone desiring help
in this matter may phone 6671
or 1552X.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Lan n Acres
BY MARLYs HANSON

Mrs. Jack Stitsle were in Mon
tana on a fishing trip over the
weekend. ".
, Mr.. and Mrs. Les Roundy and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Phillips and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McMullen and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Cinmer and fami-
ly and iona Beth Bamgarner
went to Milton Freewater for a
picnic Sunday.
Farmers in this area have fin
ished picking the cherry crop but
left some fruit on the trees be-
cause Of low prices. 1t was one
of the best crops the Highlands
has raised.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23

The "white of the eye" is a
firm fibrous coat, posteriorly
pierced by the optic nerve.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Fall From
Cherry Tree.
|KillsGiirl

A fall from a cherry tree re-.
suited in the death Tuesday of
Joann Whitrnere, 8-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Whitmere, Rt. 2, Kennewick.
The child suffered a compound
fracture of the arm from the
fall. Gangrene set in. She was
admitted to Kadlec hospital in
Richland on June IL. Death
came at 3:45 pm. Tuesday.
Funeral announcement will be
made by Mueller Funeral home,
Kennewick.