The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-08-26
Penny's Personalities
Bv MRS, FRANCES PENNY

Mrs. Edith Hales entertained a
number of relatives and friends
of the family in her lovely back
yard with a picnic supper sum
day evening. Those enjoying the
affair were Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Sullivan and children, Wendell
Mike and Ann of Salt Lake City,
DR.. and Mrs. Marvin Hales,
Walla Walla; Mrs. c. A. Hales,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland kessler ana
daughter, Irma Lee, and Ken
| meth Smith of Waitsburg; Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Hales and chill.
dren. Jerene and Michael, OF
Spokane; Kenneth Hales and
| Miss Mazda Wannott of Grand
view: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hales
| and son, Howard, MIR. and Mrs.
Larry Hales and daughter, Lau'
"a Lou, of Pasco.
Mrs. Edith Hales' grandchil.
dren. Michael and Jerene, OF
Spokane remained to spend the
week here with their grand
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Wise spent
last week visiting on the coast:
Mr.. Wise received his physical
check.up at the N.P.B.A. hospital
in Tacoma and then they went
! on to Seattle to visit their son
and daughter.in. law, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robert Wise. Friday they all
motored down the coast to Port.
land and returned by way OF
Pasco. The Robert Wise's re-
turned to their home Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Hales and grand,
children, Laura Lou Hales ano
Michael and Jerene Hales OF
Spokane spent Wednesday In
Waitsburg with Mrs. c. A. Ha!es
10, w. Maxfield, accompanied
by Warren Penny and George
Gilchrist spent, from Monday
until Thursday at. Twin Lakes
on a fishing trip.
| Mrs. Ted Van Hoy and son
Phillip, were Walla Walla Wis
itOrS Wednesday,.
| Friends of Elmer C.. Conrad
will be interested to know tina
he is convalescing in the North
ern Pacific hospital in Tacoma
after undergoing major surger!
last Thursday. Mrs. Conrad Il
4 still with him in the coast city
Mrs. Wesley Perry and three
children, jam, Wendell and 10
nah of Santa Monica, Calf, ar
here visiting for two weeks witt
Mr.. Perry's parents, MI. ant
Mrs. ]. L. Perry.
Il Art Towne, who is now livinl
in Hooper, is in the Colfax hos
pital recovering from a broker
back that he received thre
weeks ago. He is employed on
farm and was going after tn
stock when the horse ne wa
riding became frightened an
threw him.
Il Mrs. Warren Penny and chill
dren, Gene, Jerry and Carol, &C
companied by Mrs. Penny
. mother, Mrs. Claude H. Smitf
drove to Walla Walla Wednes
day. They were accompanie
, home by Mrs. Penny's aunt, NIT
| Ruth o. Harper Of Sacramento
! Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens lei
, Saturday morning on a wv
; months motor trip. They WI
visit in New York and otne
, eastern states and also expect
. visit friends in Texas.
Mrs. Lee Craig returned nom
Saturday from q two weeks vlsl
in Camas, Wash, and Portian.
u Ore. She was accompanle
home by Mr.. Craig's sister, Mr
Fred Pinkham, and her wv
grandchildren, Lillice and IA
land Payne. all OF Portiano'
They are also spending som
time in Riverview with MI
Pinkham's niece and family, M
and Mrs. Chest Baille. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harr'
AZ Tacoma were Pasco visitor
Saturday at the home OF MI!
Harris sister and husband, M
and Mrs. S. I. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Cher GA
son. Don, of Diamondville, "a
snent Monday and Tuesday ne
# the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Rodkey. They are friends
visit here with her sister-in.l LAY
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ciaue
n. Smith. Monday she wen.
Waitsburg to visit with q ME-
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Mrs. Floyd Bruner and MI
Leonard Eastman were nos.sss'
at a stork shower inurs9s
evening at the D. F. RooKe
home in honor Of Mrs. Ralph 81
ker MARY Jane Rosencrance,;
The evening was spent playin
Games. Mrs. Baker receivs
many lovely gifts. =,
Those attending were "
Bakers mother, Mrs. Rogel
Mrs. R. A. LaDow, Mrs. Floyo :
venal, Mrs. Chef Juvenal, Ml
Charles West, Mrs. D. F. Rook'
and Mrs. D. o. Erickson.
Saturday evening the V1re
Lamb home was the scene OF
reunion for classmates al
friends Of Robert Green who n
been flying for the Ethopi'
government the past two veal
This was Bob's first visit home
six years.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Ian
in the 7:30 buffet supper we
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Tingley.
After dinner Mr.. Green ente
tanned the group with sever
reels of pictures, he had TAX
from the air in Bombay al
cairo. The remainder of the ev
ming was spent in visiting al
chatting over school days.
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