The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
LITTLE STORIES Of The WEEK
By FLORENCE OLIVER
shsas news 10 xsnnswck 2ll2 before Tussdsy noon

Expected visitors at the Fred
Giard home are Mr.. Cards sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Waldsmith and daughter Celia
who will arrive Thursday from
Baton Rouge, La. for two weeks
stay.
Little Gail Johnson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Johnson.
who, was two years old on May 26,
was the incentive for merry
birthday party given by her mo-
Their at their home on E. First St.
Mothers. and children who were
guests. for the affair were Mrs,
Al Stump and Linda Kay, Mrs.
). Mills and Sandra, Mrs. Don
Visger and Donna Louise, Mrs.
Gerald Britton, Donald and David,
Mrs. Robert Tweedt, Carl and
Meredith, Mrs. John Neuman and
Ronnie, Mrs. Art Pasche and
Douglas. Mrs. WalterOtte,& Mickie
Mrs. J. NJ. Johnson and Miss
Hulda Reese.
Ward Rupp's sister and family
MIR. and Mrs. Miles Erickson and
three children returned to Ray
mond, Wash, i on Friday after
visiting week in the Rupp home
Bill Washburn returned tc
Southerlin, Ore, Thursday, after
weeks visit in the home OF
his mother Mrs. w. S. Washburn
Mrs. Fred Mills, who was
struck by a car while crossing
the street in Benton City,. has beer
i'll the past week suffering from
bad bruises.
Helen Rambo and Harlan Mill:
were home last mid-week from
Northwest Nazarene College a
Nampa, Idaho, where Miss Rambt
was graduated on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kissick
Dairy and Marlene left Sunda,
for a weeks vacation in Portland
Mrs. Walter Ot.e and Mrs. R
Pasche were co-hostesses recent.
at family dinner party celebrat
ing the birthdays of Mrs. jane
johnson, Gail johnson, LAIR.
Otte and Bonnie Schultz. Mr.. ant
| Mrs. E. Schultz and dauehte,
Bonnie were gnesIs from Spo
kane in the Otte home.
Miss Carol Hanson arrived
Friday from Pasadena to spend
vacation with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Hanson. Miss Han
son was graduated recently from
the Pasadena College Academy
| Mrs. T. B. Hauschild, entertain
ing in her apartment on Kenne
wick Avenue, was hostess Thurs
day to Kilkare, Bridge club a
a one o'clock luncheon. Bridg
honors went to Mrs. A. c. Amor
and Mrs. Elmer Olson. Guests TO
the afternoon were Mrs. r. E Reed
Mrs. Joe McClimans, and Mrs
Frank Beste.
Mrs. Winifred Campbell AM
granddaughter Wanda DurhaI.
returned Sunday from week
visit in Enumclaw in the HON,
of her son Gerald w. Campbell
where a family gathering was en-
Logged on Memorial Sunday. Also
going from Kennewick for tn,
weekend were Mr.. and Mrs. Boil
Campbell and little girl, Mis-
Hattie Totten, and Mrs. Kennel
Durhm and daughter Wanda VIII,
came from Walla Walla to g
with the group. Mr.. and Mrs
G. M. Breakey and two daughter
from Bellingham were there alst
for the reunion. Mrs. Breake,
is the former lila Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennel
returned Friday from two day.
spent in Spokane attending /,
design school sponsored by III,
Allied Flower Growers associa
ton.
Ellis Lloyd came over from
Seattle Sunday to help his mothel
Mrs. Gertrude Lloyd through tn.
cherry harvest.
| Mrs. Pauline HplbrOok assisted
by Mrs. Jim johnson entertained
.he Bethlehem Lutheran Ladie
Circle for their meeting Thurs
day at Mrs. Holbrook's home o,
First Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H Siegfrie,
were home again Friday from
Helena, Mont. where they visitet
Mrs. Siegfried's sister Mrs. Johl
EG. Brown and. her son Bill an,
family for week. They ais
visited in Spokane for severa
days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierso
|of Hood River, Ore, were week
lend visitors in the home of Mr.!
| Persons sister Mrs. Emma John.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowen
lgrandson, Bobbie Eggers of Spc
kane, come Sunday to make ther
| an extended visit.
i Mrs. r. L. Banta of Spokan
came Friday and was a hous