The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-09-16

singing, with. Mrs. Kennedy &C.
companying at the piano. The
subject for discussion was "As
a Man Thinketh." Following
the meeting there was a party
featuring Round Up" games.
The Senior Youth Fellowship
has been invited to meet with
the Pasco group at 4 O'Clock
next Sunday afternoon at the
Pasco Methodist church. There
will be voHey ball contest be-
tween the two groups. The Ken
newick Fellowship will have
charge of the devotions. !: $,<' 81
DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Curry were
away Friday to Tuesday enjoy
ing the benifits of Soap Lake,
visiting friends at Coulee City
and visiting Mrs. Curry's sister,
Mrs. John: Blair in Lind. =
Robert Evans, N. P. agent,
caught 71s-pound salmon
Tuesday night while fishing at
the mouth of Snake river. His
trophy was displayed in the
window of the Pastime in Ken
newick on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lou Miller entertained
Entire Nous Wednesday evening
at her apartment in the McDon-
aid building. ~@ -
Mrs. Leonard Mokler enter
| tanned members of the Tri. City
Navy Mothers club Saturday
and Sunday at the Mokler
mountain cabin at .Tollgate.
Those sharing the pleasure of
the outing were Mrs. Byron Ba.
ker of Pasco, Mrs. Bleichner,
Mrs. Vera Campbell, Mrs. B. H.
Shields and Mrs. Frank .Mosher
of Kennewick. Sunday after.
noon the group visited at the
home of Mrs. Bakers sister near
Elgin. -
Plans were discussed by the
Episcopal Junior and Senior
Guilds at a joint meeting held
last week at the home of Mrs.
Herman Schmidt, for the Holt.
day Festival to be held Novem-
Der 1919. A committee headed
by Mrs. Robert Andres and Mrs.
S. N. Randolph has been baking
food for the festival and freez.
ing the food. Each group
brought samples of their work
to the meeting to be shown to
the entire group. @
Mrs. Albert Morgan at her
home on the West Highlands
was hostess Wednesday after
noon to the Marytha Circle of
the Woman's Society for Chris.
tan Service Of the Methodist
church.
Among the students leaving
Sunday for college are Roland
Kauth and Glenn Strege for
Concordia Academy at Portland;
Rosella Albrecht, Jim Kauth, LIE.
Roy Splitter, and Arthur Whitson
| for Pacific Lutheran at Park.
land; Bill Brace, Ken Silliman,
Tom Mason, for Central Wash.
ington College of Education at
Ellensburg; Kenneth Campbell
for College of Puget Sound at
Tacoma, and Bill Campbell and
Bonnie Fisher for Whitworth lat
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pasche
were honored on their 18th we'd
ding anniversary Sunday by the
Fellowship League of the Beth
lehem Lutheran church. The al.
fair was a complete surprise and
was held in the evening at the
parish hall. A gift of wedding
bell decorated with Is silver dol
lars was presented the couple
and formal congratulations ex.
tended by the pastor, the Rev:
M. C. Kauth. Following social
evening, ice cream and cake
were served.
Captain B. B. Smith and
daughter Shirley arrived Satur-
day from Columbus, Ohio,
where Capt. Smith, 3 with the
Bureau of Aeronautics, is sta
toned at the Curtis-Wrlght
field and is now on leave. He
served in this area during the
war as commander of the Pasco
Naval Air Base for two years.
Miss Shirley has been attending
school in Columbus. Mrs. Smith
came west several weeks ago