The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-10-28
little STORIES OF THE WEEK BY Florence Oliver

theirs, L. L. Black from Spokane,
]. F. Black from Quincy and O.
o. Black from Walla Walla.
Tuesday evening the young
married people of the Church OF
the Nazarene met for a social
evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Moran. Organizing
the group they elected Mrs. Mo.
ran as chairman, Mrs. Verlln
Aman, secretary.treasurer; MI.
and Mrs. Martin McCallam, de-
votional chairmen; Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Wright, social chairmen
and Mrs. Ed Scovell, visitation
chairman I'd .:s..s -.--.s.
Eastern Star members from
Alma Chapter attending Fellow.
ship Night at the Grandview
Chapter Tuesday evening were
Mrs. c. F. WinkenWerder, Mrs. F..
Sherry, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosander, Mrs. An.
tonic Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brewer Mattocks. -
Mrs. Harold Ransdell was hon.
ored guest at a social afternoon
given Wednesday by the Phoebe
and Marytha Circles Of W.S.C.S.
The pleasant affair, held at the
home of Mrs. M. Schuster, was
a farewell to Mrs. Ransdell who
is leaving soon to join her hus-
band in Boise where they Will
make their home. Entertain
ment included the showing of
pictures taken by the Ransdells
on a trip to Banff and Lake
Louise in Canada. Also a hand.
kercheif shower was given the
guest of honor and a. wishing
well filled with best wishes ex-
tended by the eighteen guests
present.
There were five tables in play
| when the ladies of the Country
Club met this week for Wednes.
day afternoon bridge. Hospital
ity hostess was Mrs. Frank Beste
of Kennewick and Mrs. H. E. Oh
liver and Mrs. Harold Whittemore
also from KenneWick, were the
bridge hostesses. HonOrs went
to Mrs. C. Hall and Mrs. A. F.
Sylvester of Pasco. and Mrs. w.
r. GravenSlund and Mrs. Paul
Richmond of KenneWick. At the
tea hour Mrs. William Kidwell OF
Pasco presided.
K. A. Macmillan took his sis.
ter Miss Marian Macmillan, who
has been visiting in his home fol
the past month, to Vancouver. B
i c., Wednesday to visit relatives
before she leaves for her home in
Honolulu.
Thirteen lady golfers from the
Tri. City club were entertained a,
the Sunnyside club on Tuesday
During golf play Kennewick win
, ners were Agnes Spreen, low
! gross; Marian Arnold, low net
Leona Cronin, longest drive ane
closest to the pin on No. 5. 4
delicious luncheon was served
: the visitors by the ladies Of thu
Sunnyside club.
Mrs. Harry Bowen and the tw'
children are leaving Friday t
live at Soap Lake to be with MI
Bowen who has been under treat
! ment for several months follow
! ing an accident. He will be on
{ of the hospital this week and i
making satisfactory recovery
A Halloween party was enjoy
! ed by the Busy Blue Birds Wed
nesday evening at the home 9
: their leader, Mrs. C. Cejka. TIL
eight members each brought
! guest and all joined in a peanu
! hunt, bobbing for apples an
= other stunts. Refreshments WeI
! served by Mrs. Della Myre, az
: sistant leader and her committe
J. Driving to Yakima Saturda
; Mildred Campbell, Jacky Lort
Pat Tinsman, Arlene William
O Darlene Lundgren, Merrill .Bla
, and Bob Miller attended tt
J. Youth Fellowship Conclave.
(. Among those going to Wall
t. Walla Saturday for Home Con
n ing festivities at Whitman co
n lege were Mr.. and Mrs. Edd
s. Pacot, Mrs. Eunice Parker Be
4. Mrs. Harry Blake and Mr.. ar
,r Mrs. w. S. Green.
!. The Rev. and Mrs. Arth'
y Wischmeier, who have spent Il
S, summer visiting in the home
!. their son, the Rev. Ac Wischmei
0. Of the Methodist church, return
s. ed last Friday from a brief Wis
v in California. On Tuesday thu
s. left again for their home in Lii
ID coln,. Nebr. Last Sunday the Re
IN Wischmeier ST.. preached the sc
le mon for the morning service fro
N his sons pulpit.