The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-09-30

ToASTMISTRESS CLUB
MEETING
A dinner meeting of the Toast
mistress club was held at the
Riviera at 7:3O Monday evening.
The new president, Mrs. Robert
Marsh, conducted a business
meeting. Appointed on the budg-
ct committee were Mrs. Bruce
Lampson, chairman, Mrs. Don
Kirk and Mrs. ]. F. Sage. The
table: topic, places of Interest
About Kennewick," was intro
duced by Mrs. Frank Maupin.
Mrs. Clark Durham, club repre-
sentative, gave a report Of the
council meeting she attended on
September "a in Spokane. A let.
ter from the Richland Toastmis.
tress club was read, extending
an invitation to an anniversary
dinner October 4. The next meet.
ing will be a 1870 luncheon DC.
tober IL at the Riviera. u
Mrs. J.. E. Mulkey and daugh.
ter and son-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Maxfield, former residents
of this area now living in Los
Angeles, have been visiting rel.
atives and friends here. and in
{ Pasco since last Saturday.
Entertaining at her home Tues.
day, Mrs. Phil Heffelfinger was
hostess at a Ills luncheon and
canasta, in compliment to Mrs.
George Cloud who is leaving
soon to make her home In
Walla Walla. A variety Of fall
flowers graced the tables. The
guests included Mrs. o. P. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Herbert Misner, Mrs.
Milton Libby, Mrs. George Jones,
Mrs. Clare Shaw, Mrs. Gene
Spaulding, Mrs. Mark Seaman Of
Pasco, Mrs. f. p. Meverden, Mrs.
Grant Stringham, Pasco, Mrs.
Waldo Richmond, Hermiston,
Mrs. Frank Visger, Mrs. Grant
Chapman, Mrs. Don visger, Mrs.
George Purdy, Portland, and
Mrs. Doris Dorothy of Wallula.
A door prize went to Mrs. String.
ham and the guest Of honor was
presented q friendship cup and
saucer.
Harry Bowen, 400 First avenue,
had the misfortune to fracture
the bones in both his heels in q
fall September is. Bowen II EN-.
ployed with the bureau OF recla.
nation at Soap Lake and the
accident occurred while on the
job. He is being cared for In 4
hospital at Ephrata.
A visitor in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold LEM this week
is Mrs. LEM sister, Mrs. Logan
Long, and daughter Shirley who
arrived Tuesday evening from
Seattle.
George Reid, 315 First avenue,
is under treatment. at Our Lady
of Lourdes hospital following a
heart attack last Friday. His son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton
Reid of Portland came Saturday
to visit him.
Mr.. Gaines of the Gains gro.
Gerry on First avenue underwent
an appendectomy Wednesday
morning at Lourdes hospital In
Pasco.
The Campfire group, Wide
Awake Bluebirds, met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. w. L. Foraker, their assis.
tant leader. Kay Mathews was
elected president, Judy Simons,
vice president, Phyllis Smith,
secretary, Marilyn Cjeka, treas.
urer, and Donna Lyons, scribe.
Mrs. Ward Rupp is leader Of the
group and Mrs. M. c. Osborne an
assistant.
OBITUARY
Marjorie c. Campbell, 80 Craig
Hill, Richland, was born Nov.
49,. 1923 in Montana and died
at her home Sep. u, 1919.
| Mrs. Campbell, who formerly
lived in Kennewick, had made
her home in Richland for the
last two and a half years. She is
survived by her husband, john
C. Campbell; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. v. Mattson, OF Ken.
newick; a brother, James I
Mattson, of Gardenia, Calf; two
sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Hunt, Ken
niece, and Alice Jean Mattsor
of Mobile, Ala.
Funeral services will be Fri
| day at 2 p. m. at the Muellel
Funeral chapel with the Rev. z
Luvaas officiating.
Burial will be in RivervleW
Heights cemetery, Kennewick:
Notice: Finley Grange auxll
iary will meet in Finley Grange
hall Wednesday, October 5 at II
a. M. for an all-day quilting
| Please bring sack lunch. Grange
ladies are cordially invited II
all meetings. =,
Mrs. Roger Records was host
ess last Thursday evening at ne
home on North Yelm street Tor Z
meeting of Escolantes club. The
program was devoted to a bool
review by Virginia Regel O.
pioneer Preachers" by Opa
Barnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Van Marter
and son and daughter, Jerry ant
Linda, arrived Sunday IRON
their home in Tacoma for
weeks stay with Mrs. Van Mar
ter's mother, Mrs. Lilly Radel
miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tedford