Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-19
THE cOURlER-HERAlD
Page 8 Nov. i9. iq49
Stor Gives
The CuveI
TokuhIofus

hAf1LO1OS, NOV. 16-hdnlO.
tus was host at the Travelling
Gavel meeting Tuesday evening
when the Star Grange presented
the gavel to Kahlotus. There
were IS present with % Of them
guests.
Dan jolly, state officer, during
the lecture hour, presented Joan
Cannon with $50 and a Certifi-
cate of Award for the Soil Con-
servation essay. Joan was a
Junior a. that time. She pre-.
sented the essay at this meet.
ing.
Dennis Heron gave q brief
summary of the z main divisions
of agriculture commodities con-
troll.
Howard Cannon gave the years
road work. The Burr Canyon
curve and the Kahlotus hill are
two of the improvements to the
road that Kahlotus people are
interested In.
GAVEL CUP PRESENTED
Catherine Heron, lecturer, pre-.
sented Mr.. McInturf, master of
Ringold Grange, with the Travel
ing Gavel cup. This makes the
second time Ringold has won the
cup.
The ways and means commit
tee Is sponsoring a series Of sew.
en- Old Time dancing instructions
beginning Dec. IL in the Grange
hall. The groups will be formed
for instructions according to age.
Tickets for the season per per.
son will be So or Soc q lesson.
Harry ludlow will be the in.
structor, caller and has his own
music. Supper will be served.
The first meeting In December
will be . community pot luck
supper for the Anil Van Buren,
family which has moved to Wal
la Walla.
The Grange Il preparing gro.
Gerry box to be ratified off and
it will be on display at the Mot.
or Inn and tickets will be on sale
soon. The proceeds will 60 to
buy large coffee maker for the
hall.
The Ben Jurgens family moved
last week from the Lester Hams
place to the house In town re.
Gently moved In by Louie Bur.
CESS.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller Robbins were Mr..
and Mrs. Don Fast and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Brown and
baby Of Pasco, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lathrop
and children from Washtucna
were overnight visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Burgess.
AlcAMoNDS HAVE GUESTS
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Richmond were
Mr.. and Mrs. z. M. Angel Of
Kennewick and Mr.. and Mrs.
Finley Angel, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
ludlow and family. The occas.
lon was the birthday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Angel and Vance Arder.
Melvin Moore returned Mon.
day from q hunting trip in Mon
tana.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Peters from
Chewelah were week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Moore
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Long were Sun.
day evening guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Peterson.
The Ffeshmen sponsored the
movie Sunset" Friday evening
at the school, =
The Community church has
enjoyed assistance and inspira.
ton Of three members Of the
state board Of education Of the
Methodist conference during the
past two weeks.
The Rev. Edwin Scheyer, chair.
man Of the board presented ide.
ais, goals, methods and material
Of Christian education. Thurs.
day Miss Ethel Weaver present.
ed material and methods espec.
tally adapted to primary and
junior groups.
The Rev. Harlan Jones, state
director Of youth work, preached
the morning sermon and after q
pot luck dinner, assisted in Or
Qanizin9 q young peoples group.
The Rev. Green was in Kenne-
wick Sunday evening and Mon.
day and Tuesday to attend inter.
church meetings conducted by
Dr.. H.H. Mcconnell. field director
Of evangelism for federal coun-
Gil of churches, New York City.
The morning sermon at the
Community church will be "The
Biblical History.
Tuesday evening dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Richmond
were the Rev. and Mrs. Green
and girls and Mr.. and Mrs. Fin
ley ANGEL.
Beginning Sunday Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. ]. Torgenson, missionar
les to the Spokane Indians, viii
conduct meetings each evening
ut the local Assembly of Coo
church and each morning a
Windust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harla Reynolds
spent Wednesday and Thursda.
in Seattle on business. The.
stopped in Wenatchee to visit a
the Herb Farmer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cannon
and girls were Spokane visitor
Saturday.
The Rev. Nelson and Jane
Farnum made a business trip 7
Winchester, Ida, Friday.
LATHIMS HAVE GUESTS
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. \
Lathim Sunday were thel
daughter, Mrs. Marion Watkin
and her sons Lynn and John an