Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-19
Little Stories From
The kenneWick Area

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I were Mrs. Harry Blake, Mrs. Hal
old higgins and Mrs. Thoma
ellis.
NOW REcUpERATING
| Mrs. D. c. Day, who has beel
a patient in a Walla Walla hos
pital for over two weeks, return
ed to her home on Thursday
Mrs. Day is recuperating rapidly
but will be confined to her. be,
for time.
/ Mrs. A. w. Heideman y(LaVell,
Keller) and little daughte
Peggy Ann of Spokane, and MI
and Mrs. Thurman Keller O.
Cheney came last Thursday t.
help celebrate the silver wedding
anniversary of their parents, MI
and Mrs. Cleo D. Keller of Ken
newick. Mr.. Heideman joined hi.
family here on Saturday. Mr.. anG
Mrs. Thurman Keller also visit
ed her parents, MI. and Mrs. Art
Bryant in Richland.
Fifteen new members were
added to the roster of the Ken.
newick Business and Profession.
al Woman's club at a dinner
meeting held Thursday evening
at the Manor In Pasco. President
Margaret Reymore presided and
initiation ceremonies were con.
Quoted by. Grace Sloan and Lena
Mechanism of the membership
committee, for Kathleen Broen.
kow, Elsie Knowles, Ethel
Yenney, Pat Armeling, Alma
Stickles, Helen Silliman, Stella
Palmer, Lucille Yaker, Florence
Stillwell, Judy Pratt, Merle
Shuman, Doris Roberts, Joyce
Paddock, Opal Meverden and
Eunice Washburn.
Miss Lulu Moulton of Seattle
was a guest. Miss Moulton, who
is a past state president and
also a past president of the local
club, gave a brief talk. She
spoke Of the work Of the club
when first organized and it's
changing detectives to the pres
ent time. Lou Mae Washburn of
Southlin, Ore, also was q guest.
The club voted to send Christmas
packages to the forgotten Wo-
men" a project which they have
undertaken each year for some
time. H..
BACK FROM N. D. ...s
Returning late Sunday eve.
ming MI. and Mrs. F. M. Ludlow
and son Bob were home from a
Today visit in Grand Forks,
N. D. They went to the mid
western city to attend the we'd
ding of their son, Glen Ludlow,
and Miss Gladys Jensen, which
took place at 8 o'clock on Nov. IL
in the Church of the Nazarene
in Miss Jensen's home town.
She is the daughter Of the Rev.
and Mrs. Mark Jensen of Grand
Forks. On Friday evening the
brides parents entertained at
dinner for members of both fam.
lilies and the wedding party. At
this time the bride and BRIDE
groom presented gifts to their
attendants. On the way east the
Ludlows stopped in Nampa, Ida,
to pick up Paul Jensen, brother
OF the bride, who also attended
the wedding.
Mrs. Leroy Birge Of West
First avenue, is quite ill and has
been under treatment in a Walla
Walla hospital since last Friday.
Mrs. John Kennel returned
Tuesday from Seattle where she
had visited relatives since Fri
day.
Mrs. M. Simmelink and Mrs. o.
P. Miller were guests of Mrs. C..
E. Ferguson at her home In Rich.
land when she entertained with
a Swedish tea on Wednesday
afternoon.
Beth, the 4.year.old daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. Leo Dyson,
is a polio patient now under
treatment at Kadlec hospital.
The Rev. Dyson Is a former rec.
tor Of st. Paul's Episcopal church
and is now rector in Richland.
GRANGE ELECTION
At a meeting of Kennewick
Highlands Grange, held Thurs.
day evening, an election of Off.
GERS named Jennie Linden, Mas.
ter; Charles Jones, Overseer;
Edith Meyer, Lecturer; Bertha
Story, Chaplain; Serbs Lindahl,
Treasurer; Ethel Clark, Secre.
tary; Earl Reymore, Steward;
Harvey Ray, Gate Keeper; Moul-
ton Clark, Assistant Steward;
Katherine Ray, Ceres; Ruth
Jones, Pomona; Margaret Rey.
more, Flora; Volasta Curtshalts,
Lady Assistant Steward; C. E.
Ridley, executive committee
chairman; Orpha Reymore, Home
Economies chairman; Gertrude
Birmingham, Juvenile Matron,
and Ola Shields, pianist.
Mrs. s. S. Selby is in Wenat-
chez this week visiting her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ian.
don. She plans to return Sunday,
Mrs. Lee Pierce was hostess
to the Highlands Needle club on
Tuesday with a pot-luck lun.
cheon served. Miss Joyce Pierce
was a guest and members pres.
ent were Mrs. Harley Peters,
Mrs. Guy Story, Mrs. A. H. Jones,
Mrs. William bennett, Mrs. Art
GLASGOW, Mrs. Harvey Ray, Mrs.
Lemur Foraker, Mrs. c. H. Mey-
ers and Mrs. Earl Reymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Jones of
the Highlands left Tuesday eve.
ming for a three-day vacation
motor trip to Vancouver, B. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pierce spent
Saturday and Sunday of last
week in Boise, Ida, visiting
friends.