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

| KAHLOTUS, Sept. 9-Mr. AND
Mrs. Robert Braddock and fam
lily Spent three days in Portland
with his sister, Mrs. James Pow.
ell and family.
frankie Whitmore spent from
Thursday until Sunday in the
Virgil Sitton home near Wash
| tucna.
Mrs. Harvey Lewis and girls
spent from Thursday until Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. by
erS, in Washtucna, who had re.
turned home from the Ritzville
hospital.
Ike Moore was taken to the
ColfaX hospital the last of the
week with a bad case of flu.
Mrs. John Rice returned the
first of the week from California
where she had spent several
weeks with her daughter and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Raconelli
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Guidry
spent the weekend in Spokane
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Whitmore
spent the weekend in ColfaX
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde. Elledge
and family were in Wallowa
over the weekend visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Elledge. Monday
they stopped on their way home
in La Grande to visit other rel
atives.
Tuesday dinner guests of Mr..
and, Mrs. Clyde Elledge were
Mrs. Hodgens of Connell, her
sister, Mrs. Woodlin and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sorenson and her
daughter, Marvel of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farnum
returned Thursday from a trip
through Yellowstone park and
southern Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Inglehart
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Lathim, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Nelson and
Ruthie left Tuesday for Seattle
to visit relatives on Vashon
Island and to attend the Nation
al Assembly of God convention
for eight days in Seattle.
VISIT IN SPOKANE
MIR. and Mrs Lew Lathim
spent a few days last week in
Spokane with her mother, Mrs.
Doran. Their daughter Mary,
who had been visiting her
grandmother for the past week,
returned with them.
Lester HaineS and Harvey Da-
wilson were Colfax callers Tues
day.
Bob Braddock and son, David,
were Spokane visitors Friday.
Word was received here that
Mrs. Oren Herron's mother, Mrs.
Henry, had passed away in a
Spokane hospital after a linger-
ing illness.
: Bob Phillippay and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Campbell were Spo-
FETED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Ted Beckner, Mrs. Ike
Moore, Mrs. Claire Moore and
Yvonne Van Hallebeke were
hostesses at a bridal shower
Thursday for Dorothy STEINER,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
STEINER, bride-elect of Harry
Clinesmith of Benge.
After two vocal selections by
frankie Whitmore, accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. STEINER, the
rest of the afternoon was spent
with the guest of honor opening
her many lovely gifts : -
The gifts were brought to the
guest on a decorated wagon by
little Jimmie Moore.
A wedding cake, made by Mrs.
Moore, was served with iced tea
to the 30 ladies present.
Tuesday Miss STEINER was
honored at a shower for her by
friends at Benge.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Peterson. over the weekend
were Mrs. Pederson's sister, Mrs.
Jay Morse and family from Yak
ina and Doris and Helen Peder-
son from Spokane. Little Sharon
caves went home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse to spend a few
weeks. r.
70 STUDENTS ENROLL
School began at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning with a total
enrolment of SO students. Thir-
ty enrolled in high school, the
largest enrolment for a num-
Der of years.
The faculty consists Of Mr..
Goodman, superintendent teach
ing tipping and band; Mr.. Brad
dock, principle, teaching mathe-
MATES, chemistry and shop;
Miss Stephens, English and
girls advisor and P. E. instruc.
tor: MIR. Orville Baird, social SCI
enoe commercial and debate.