Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-17
Ry FRANCES oLIYER

at her home on Lehnard and
Clark roads. ...
Little Miss Mary Williams
came from Dayton Tuesday to
spend several days with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Williams.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Sperline Of Pasco Dec. 10,
His name is Roger Paul. His ma.
ternal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie c. Brown Of Kenne.
wick. ...-.
Miss Mary Wolford of Benton
City visited for several days the
past week with her sister, Miss
Anna Wolford at the home OF
Mrs. Lydia Clodfelter.
Wilbert Mills was here from
Sunnyside Friday On his return
Saturday he was accompanied
by his wife and infant son and
little daughter who had been
spending several weeks in the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mills.
BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED
Entertaining members of the
Ladies Bridge club and theil
husbands, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cess and DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
ellis, were hosts Saturday even.
ing at the Cess home in the West
Highlands. An evening of canasta
and a midnight supper were en-.
joyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Yedi.
ca, MI. and Mrs. Don Mcintosh
Mr.. and Mrs. Glare Shaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold higgins, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw and
the hosts. .a.
About IS Rebekahs and Odd.
fellows enjoyed a social evening
in their hall Tuesday night. Al
ter the regular business meet
ing a program was presented
under the direction of Mrs. Ralph
Nicoson, Mrs. A. I. Erickson and
Mrs. Neil Miller. Those taking
part in the program were Mrs
Guy Lyons, Mrs. Neil Miller, Mrs
j. c. Pratt, Mrs. Ward Rupp, Mrs
Clyde Higley, Mrs. Lois Boutelle
Mrs. A. /. Erickson, Mrs. Ralph
Stafford and Mrs. E. A. Silliman.
The Oddfellows who were Re
bekahs were introduced by Mrs
E. A. Silliman and each pre-
scented with a boutoniere. Those
receiving honors were A. A. Ed
wards, ]. R. Ayers, AL Morgan
R. K. Stafford, Bill Slocum, Bill
Dickinson, E. A. Silliman, A.
Erickson and Mr.. Thurston Ate
introductions each was given ;
package which turned out to b.
a shower gift for the new kitchen
which they had just completed
Mrs. Jim Dickinson opened ;
package, a gift from the High
lands Grange. All adjourned t
the dining room where beauti
fully decorated cake was present
ed to the Vice Grand, Edit
Smith, with all members singing
Happy Birthday. Other refresh
ments were served by the com
mittee. Cards finished out a yer.
enjoyable evening.
SPOKANE PEOPLE VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moar o
Spokane were visitors Saturda,
and Sunday in the homes o
their aunts Mrs. H. E. Huntington
and Mrs. James Johnston
Driving to Hood River for ov
er Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Harr.
Blake were guests of Blake
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Mason ant
their two little children left Fri
day to make their home in Quin
cy, where Mason, who is employ
ed by the bureau Of reclamation
has been transferred. Before he
departure, Mrs. Mason was tn
incentive for two farewell par
ties. Mrs. Wesley Perkins enter
| tanned with an evening Of canas
t. and late dessert lunch.
A farewell gift was presenter
to the honored guest. Othe
guests Of the evening were Mrs
Jerry Klinetobe, Mrs. Wayn'
Hanson, Mrs. George Simmons
Mrs. Mike Demitruk, Mrs. Ho
bart Raymond, Mrs. Kennel
| Perkins, Mrs. Joe Ell and Mra
Austin Anderson. Hostess q
another social evening in comp
liment to Mrs. Mason was Mrs
Jack Oliver at her home on Eas
Third. Guests included Mrs 10
Osborne, Mrs. Bob Graves, Mrs
Wallace Scott and Mrs. Jane
Routt.
Leaving Thursday mornin
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Deffenbaugl
and little daughter Marion Mar
garet, are motoring to Kansa
City to spend the holidays wit
Mrs. Deffenbaugh's parents, MI
and Mrs. M. c. Wagy. During tn
month they plan to be gone the
will also visit relatives in Chi
cago
MRS. CRAWFORD ENTERTAINS
The Royal Neighbor Twenty
| five Year Member club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Clara Crawfor
Tuesday evening in her hom
which was cheerily decorate
with Christmas lights, streameI
and bouquets of chrysanthe
NUNS. Members participating j
trimming their first club Christ
mas tree from a large box of dc
corations furnished by the hos
ess, provided a jolly time. Gift
were exchanged with Mrs. CraW
ford chosen to act the part {
Santa. In holiday theme was tn
beautifully appointed table q
which the members were Seate
for the serving of refreshment
which were also in Christina
colors.
| Present for the festivities wer
| Sadie Thalman and Gertrud