The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-03

the rehabilitation Of the natives,
Class drives some pigs to feed.
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Schlafer and Maurice Schlafer
from Barnum, MINI. Their visit
will be for week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Beste
were guests Saturday evening a,
4 dinner in Pasco given by Mr..
md Mrs. Roy Silliman in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Seeholzer.
Dick and John Oravenslund
were home last week end from
Pacific Lutheran returning Sum
day to Falkland by way of Port
land. III,
Ladies Circle of the Christian
church will meet with Mrs.
George Reid on Wednesday, Feb.
9.
The Needlework club will meet
Friday, Feb. 4, at the home of
Mrs. Reuben Gest, 428 East Third.
Highlands Grange auxiliary
will meet with Mrs. A. Branting-
ham on Tuesday, Feb. 8. There
will be a potluck dinner.
The Highlands Woman's club
will meet Friday, Feb. 4 at the
club house.
The Baptist Woman's circle is
to meet with Mrs. Nettie Evett,
Following the regular rehears-
al Of the Shubert club on Monday
evening, social hour was en-
'oyed and refreshments served.
Victor Rogers was elected presi-
dent to fill the unexpired term
Of Frank Harris who has moved
away. An invitation TO join the
Shubert club is extended to all
interested singers.
Among those going to-. Walla
Walla Monday evening to see the
Gonzaga- Whitman game were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Blackman, Mr.
and Mrs. W.. s.. Green, Rober
Simmelink and Charles Blackman
Jr. ..+l
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Clark O
Finley were Wednesday evening
guests in the ]. L. Stradling home
the occasion being Dorothy Stard
ling's birthday.
Ed Frauen has been patien,
in Lourdes hospital since Satur.
day. His condition is reported rs
improving.
Going to Tollgate Sunday FOL
The skiing were Mr.. and Mrs
Craig Hinman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold LEM, and Mr.. and Mrs
Stanfield. They report 100 inches
VI snow and fine sport, and some
1000 ski enthusiasts at the Blue
Mountain Ski club. Going on We'd
nesday and Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Deffenbaueh and
earlier in the week were Olav
'Otheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Tweedt
md Herbert LEM. i
The Kennewick Highlands
grange win visit the Kennewick
Valley grange Friday, Feb { for
the first Of the Pomona Gavel
meetings and will furnish the
entertainment. II
An election of officers was held
by the KenneWick ToaStmistress
club at their meeting Friday eve
ming. Mrs. Frank Maupin will be
the new president; Mrs. M. Sim
melinlk, vice president; Mrs. G. A.
CARY, treasurer and Mrs. Curt
Benninehoven, secretary.
Entertaining last Thursday eve
ming at her home in East Kenne-
wick, Mrs. Hobart Raymond
aonored both Mrs. Bob Mason
and Mrs. George Simmons with
Pink and Blue shower.
Arriving Friday, Mrs. Frank
Cormack is here from Fargo. No.
Dakota to, visit in the home Of
her sister, Mrs. J. N. Tinsley for
a week. t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mason have
moved this week to Pasco to re-
side a. Parkview Homes.
The Woman's Republican club
met Tuesday for luncheon at the
home of Mrs. George Cloud. Plans
were made for a Lincoln's Day
dinner when a nationally known
speaker will be present.
Mrs. Frank Mason was hostess
to Escolantes club last Thursday
evening. The subject of Television
was used by Mrs. Best for the
program. 92ate
Plans have been made by the
L. D. r. of the First Lutheran
church to maintain nursery for
pre-school children during Sunday
morning church service, begin
ming next Sunday. Hostesses for
the meeting held Monday even
ing in the church parlors were
Mrs. Alma Stickel and Mrs. AS
trid Miller. The lesson topic was
presented by Mrs. Violet Larson.