The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24

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vocal numbers by Mrs. WeG3eY
Brown and a reading by Miss
Lorayne Larson. Mrs. William Be-
quette gave talk on the BIZ
County Library and bills before
the present legislature which
would affect libraries in the state.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivane Lechelt on Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Wade of Pas
co.
Mrs. George Jones, Penny and
George Anne, went to Kendrick,
Idaho on Sunday where they will
visit for several days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johanson
and son Robin were here from
Benton City on Tuesday to spend
the day visiting in the Waldo
Richmond home.
Guests enjoying the hospitality
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Edwards on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. D. L.
/ Hanson and Mrs. Clara Root from
Prosser and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Silliman and Mrs. NJ. v. Heber-
lein of Kennewick.
Miss Ruth L. Hill, national or
ganizer for the Young Women's
Christian association, will be Ia
Kennewick on Monday, February
%, to help organize q YWCA
group here. She win meet with
an interested group at the ele-
mentary school In room 3, at
1880 pm. All women interested
in the YWcA and its program
are invited to attend the meeting.
They are asked TO use the Fruit
land entrance to the elementary
school.
Miss Hulda Reese and Master
Carl Tweedt Left Tuesday NOM
ing for Hood River, Ore. they win
be gone q week or ten days to
visit In the NJ. A. Foster and Ksrl
Reese homes.
Three tables Of bridge were
in play when Mrs. Ralph Reed
entertained Entire Nous last Wed.
nesday afternoon at her home on
Kennewpclk Ave. guess were
Mrs. Fred English from Moses
Lake, Mrs. A. J. Lotus Of Rich
land, Mrs. A. S. Anon, Mrs.
Paul Richmond and Mrs. Gene
Wade Of Kennewick. Card honors
were awarded Mrs. Richmond.
Mrs.. Frank Beste and Mrs. H. r.
Vibber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Phillips
were In Yakima last Friday to
spend the day.
| Mrs. William Blair left Friday
to visit her daughter Mrs. Wayne
Williams and newly arrived grand
daughter in Grants Pass, Ore.
Spending the week with the
w. Gravenslunds were their son
John from PIC, their daughter
Wilma from Washington U and
Sumner Demon also q student
at the university.
Meeting with Mrs. J. B. Coan
in the Methodist parsonage FRI
day, committee from the Council
Of Church Women made plans
for the World Day Of Prayer
which will be observed Friday,
March 2 at 2 pm. In the Nazarene
church On First and Everett SITS.
All women in Kennewick and
vicinity are urged to attend.
Mrs. M. Schuster was named
as chairman in charge of the ra-
/ do broadcast; Mrs. II. A. Self
ger, publicity chairman; Mrs. p.
Luvaas, chairman In charge
of music and Mrs. Sherwood Ford
|, chairman in charge Of window
and poster display.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Haney and
infant son, Bruce, who have spent
the last two weeks with the D.
E. Taylors, have returned to their
home In Pasco. Mrs. Haney Is
the former Shirley Taylor.
Masonic lodge members goint.
from Kennewick last Thursday
evening to attend Past Masters
Night in Benton City were e. J.
Brand, r. @. Macmahon, Dick
Jungstrum, Joe Garrick, Harold
Stringer, Lou Bailey. John Wal
lace, Ernest Sherry, W. S. Green;
and from Richland were John
Dam and John Hocutt.
i Word has been received by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Green that
their son Bill, a student at Whit
man college, has been initiated
into Phi Delta Theta fraternity
and is now at home at Phi Delta
Theta House, It's Estrella, In
Walla Walla.
Mrs. Clarence Copenhaver wa.
taken suddenly i'll Saturday night
and is being cared for In Lourdes
hispital in Pasco. Her condition