Kennewick Prepares Christmas Cheer Community Tree Event
Kennewick readies a Sunday Christmas program with church Carol services and a community Christmas tree at Second and Yakima. The Christmas Cheer Committee invites names of unfortunate children for gifts, with a donation box at the tree and a list of church programs and songs to be performed Sunday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Christae
Pacific Power & Light Company
Second
Yakima
Santa Claus
A. H. F. Watkins
Herald Angels
A. R. Gardner
Courier-Reporter
Christmas Program by Primary Department of M FE Sunday School
A Sunday morning plan for the Christmas program by the primary and beginners depart ments features recitations such as Holly and I by June Campbell and The Christmas Window by Calvin Failor. The program includes songs and exercises by multiple students including Eugene Brittain Frank Mueller and Mary Fresher with a Christmas Pageant performed by Sunday School juniors.
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Primary Department of
M. FE
Holly and
June Campbell
the Housewives
Gertrude Haas
Bobby
Fay Rapp
Alice Glasford
Elizabeth Haynes
Inez Elliott
Calvin Failor
Eugene Brittain
Helen
Billy Hemn
Fraser
Jim Failor
Frank Scott
Christmas Exercises At 1st Baptist Church
The Christmas program begins Sunday with a sermon by Rev. John A. Shaw and special music by the choir. In the evening the orchestra and choir present a musical program. Mrs. F. R. Arnold reads "The Better Wise Man" by Van Dyke. Monday’s Sunday school program features a children's Christmas convention with a Christmas message, music, recitations by the primary group and Chestra, plus a treat for younger children.
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John A. Shaw
F. 9
Arnold
van Dyke
Chestra
Christmas Program to Be Held Wednesday Evening
A Sunday school Christmas program is planned for Wednesday at 7 30 pm featuring Silent Night and A Welcome Carol along with recitations and songs. Performers include Betty Rambo Johnny Rambo Lillian Mills Roland Barg Delberg Borgen John mbo Wilbur Borgen Willis Song Lois Brue Audrey Be Marjory Mills Olive and Frieda Struve. The program promises readings and musical selections celebrating the Christ Child.
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Elsie Deacon
Lois Brue
Alice Mae Smith
Loraine Tweed
Josephine Christenson
Christ Christenson
Robert Tweedt
Frieda Struve
Audrey Borgen
Arthur Glasow
Wilbur Borgen
Jesus
Loraine Tweedt
Ottar Blue
Welco
Betty Rambo
Johnny Rambo
Lillian Mills
Roland
Ny Barg
Angel’s Somith
Delberg Borgen
Johnmbo
Willis
Christ Child
Ris Mills
Audrey Be
Borgen
Marjory Mills
Olive
Ose Struve
Christ
Berry Growers Board Nears Decision on Sales Management
At a Friday meeting the Three Rivers Growers Association board plans to decide next year's sales management. They asked for input from Lee M. Lampson, current sales manager, Corigan of C. H. Robinson, and Prince with Wm. White of Gwin, White & Prince, who also handle Washington Berry Growers and North Pacific Cooperative Berry Growers. The Summer berry division office is run by F. H. Krug. Lampson proposed a sliding scale percentage. Gwin White Prince bid per package.
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Three Rivers Growers Association
Lee M. Lampson
Corrigan
C. H. Robinson Company
Prince
Wm. White
Gwin, White & Prince
Washington Berry Growers
North Pacific Cooperative Berry Berry Growers
Summer
F. H. Krug
Kennewick-Richland Marketing Union
Lampson
Gwin, White, & Prince
Christmas Dance at Highlands high house moved this week
There will be no Saturday night dance at the Highlands gh house this week. The next dance on Christmas night will feature the Powder River Orchestra of Walla Walla providing the music.
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Highlands
Powder River
Walla Walla
Pasco Ladies Visit Woman's Club Meeting
The Pasco Woman's Club joined the local group Friday afternoon at the Congregational church parlors. The program, led by the Literary department, featured vocal solos by Mrs. L. F. Lemon and Mrs. Robert Glenn, a piano solo by Miss Lucille Harmon Jones, and a talk by Professor Davis of Whitman College summarizing works of Edgar Lee Masters and William Vaughn Moody. The club also donated $2 to the Harding Memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Harding Memorial Fund
R. E. Pratt
Pascol Woman’s Club
L. F. Lemon
Robert Glenn
Tacoma
Lucille Harmon Jones
Richland
Professor Davis
Whitman College
Davis
Edgar Lee Masters
William Vaughn Moody
Peck's Bad Boy in Liberty Theatre engagement
Manager Mattecheck of the Liberty Theatre books Lancaster and Baird's Comedies for Wednesday evening December 26. From 22 plays they select Peck's Bad Boy for the engagement here. The company opens a three months run at Legion Theatre in Walla Walla at year start and plays three nights in Pasco and one here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattecheck
Liberty Theatre
Lancaster and Baird
Peck
Legion Theatre
Walla Walla
Pasco
Couple Weds in Ellensburg Union of Miss Georgia Ray and John P Shaughnessy
Miss Georgia Ray and John P Shaughnessy were married in Ellensburg on Monday November 26. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ray and has lived in Kennewick for three years moving from Butte Montana. The groom is the son of Mrs Nellie Shaughnessy of Nob Hill and has lived in the area since childhood. They will reside in Othello.
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Georgia Ray
John P. Shaughnessy
Ellensburg
William Ray
Kennewick
Butte
Montana
Nellie Shaughnessy
Nob Hill
Stradford Family Visit During Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. George Stradford and their Boise Idaho children will arrive Sunday to spend Christmas with Mrs. R L Banta. The Stradfords are en route to the coast to make their home and Mrs. Stradford and Mrs. Banta are sisters.
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George Stradford
Boise
Idaho
R. L. Banta
Kennewick visitor Rev Goudge on way to Hillyard pastorate
Reverend A. Goudge who recently supplied the Congregational pupil for two weeks visited Kennewick Saturday. He was en route to Hillyard where he has accepted a pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Goudge
Kennewick
Hillyard
Believe in Kennewick Faith in People Institutions
A civic message extols Kennewick residents and institutions, praising farmers and the year 1923 while expressing confidence that 1924 will be even better, and addressing detractors.
Stork Aids Santa Claus With Local Birth Announcements
The Stork reports twelve births through the week including a daughter for J A Winemiller on December 4 and a son for C J Anderson on December 14. Additional births list parents and exact dates from Richland Hover and nearby communities.
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Santa Claus
J. A. Winemiller
J. J. Murphy
Richland
P. J. Reddy
John Franklin
Hover
D. J. Reinhart
Frank Yoshino
H. B. Simmelink
Frank Taylor
Officers Chosen at Ideal Camp Royal Neighbors
Ideal Camp Royal Neighbors of America met last Thursday evening and elected officers including Oracle Mrs. Ella Carpenter and Vice-Oracle Mrs. Mary Luke. Other posts filled include Chancellor Mrs. Emma Higley Recorder Mrs. Winifred Campbell Receiver Mrs. Lillian Fisher Marshall Ira Campbell Inner Sentinel Mrs. Bertha Story Outer Sentinel Mrs. Katrina Albright Manager three years Mrs. Dora Williams Physicians Drs. Tullard and Spaulding Musician Mrs. Tessie Mulkey and Installing officer Mrs. Williams.
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Ideal Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Oracle
Ella Carpenter
Mary Luke
Hattie S. Smith
Emma Higley
Winifred Campbell
Lillian Fisher
Marshall
Ira Campbell
Inner Sentinel
Bertha Story
Outer Sentinel
Katrina Albright
Dora Williams
Tullard and Spaulding
Milton man returns for two week vacation with guest
James Craver arrived Tuesday from Milton to spend a two week vacation at his home. He was accompanied by his guest George Hansen who stayed a few days on the way to the coast.
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James Craver
Milton
George Hansen
Homecoming of Kennewick Students From Northwest Colleges
A group of Kennewick youths return for Christmas break from colleges and universities in the Northwest. The list includes students from Whitman College, Washington State College, St. Josephs Academy Pendleton, and Willamette, among others. Names include Wilma Hoyt Grace Desgranges Ursula Mattecheck Leota Byrd Winnifred Huntington Janet Huntington Mabel Pearson Mona Yost Beverly Yost Nat Witt Eric Waldorf Everett Terril Lodaine Engles Rose Bleichner Gladys Speigle Evelyn Leota Olbrich Ruth Larsen Nova Terril Lucy Campbell Norma Terril Hazel Hinds Herbert Dunlap Ruby Hinds Dick Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Northwest
Wilma Hoyt
Grace Desgranges
Whitman
Ursula Mattecheck
Leota Byrd
Winnifred
Janet Huntington
Mabel Pearson
Mona Yost
Beverly Yost
Nat Witt
Eric Waldorf
Everett Terril
Lodaine Engles
Washington State College
Rose Bleichner
Gladys Speigle
Evelyn and
Leota Olbrich
St. Josephs Academy
Pendleton
Ruth Larsen
Nova Terril
Lucy Campbell
Cheney
Norma Terril
Hazel Hinds
Herbert Dunlap
Ruby Hinds
Dick Briggs
Willamette
Williams Family Holiday Visit Expands to Shelton Washington
Mrs Nelson Williams plans to leave Sunday evening to spend the holidays with her daughter Mrs A H Wheat in Shelton Washington. Her son Scott will arrive late week from Livingston Montana to join the family. Miss Dora Williams, a teacher from Ellensburg, will also join at the home of Mr and Mrs Wheaton.
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Nelson Williams
A. H. Wheaton
Shelton
Washington
Scott
Livingstone
Montana
Dora Williams
Ellensburg
Kennewick Athletics Plan Opening And Debut Games
The Kennewick Athletic association begins with 35 members and aims for 50 soon. It will use the gym on Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings and formally introduces activities on Friday December 28 with three basketball games including a Baldies vs Woolies clash. Captains and teams are listed with local rivalries shaping the event.
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Kennewick Athletic Association
Joe Martin
Baldies
Woolies
J.H. Siegfried
J. B. Thomas
Association
Bill Byrd
The
Merchants
Cull White
Knights of Pythias
Avery Turman
Modern Woodmen
Wm. Strickler
Glenn Johnson
Missionary Meeting Held by Walla Walla District Ladies
The M E Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Walla Walla District met in Kennewick December 13 and 14 at the M E church parlors. Mrs. A F Hawk led noon prayer and business followed. A demonstration by Mrs. E Larsen and Mrs. A Jacot complemented an evening program with solos by Miss Briggs and Mrs Damm, a paper by Mrs G F Carpenter, a demonstration “The Rescue of Pigare,” and a talk by district president Mrs Robert Brumblay of Walla Walla.
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M. E. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Walla Walla
Kennewick
M. E. Church
A. F. Hawk
E. Larsen
A. Jacot
H. W. Brown
Des Moines
Briggs
Damm
Richland
G. F. Carpenter
Pigare
Robert Brumblay
Needlework Club Christmas Dinner Cancelled at Craver Home
The Needlework club will hold its annual Christmas party on Friday December 28 due to the illness of Mrs. James Barton’s little daughter. The gathering will be hosted by Mrs. W. L. Craver with Mrs. Barton expected to attend.
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Needlework Club
James Barton
W. L. Craver
Barton
DeMolay Elects Officers and Holds Degree Ceremony
DeMolay officers for the year were elected Byron Johnson Master Councillor Glen Felton Senior Councillor Cecil Broughton Junior Councillor Louis Oliver Scribe Edward Beste Treasurer A DeMolay degree class of seven was conferred. A Legion hall dance followed with fifteen couples attending.
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Byron Johnson
Glen Felton
Cecil Broughton
Louis Oliver
Edward Beste
Legion Hall
Orchard Sold for 65000 to Burrills from Hudson
Dr. Mary Hudson sold her 65 acre apple orchard on the Highlands to Thomas I. Burrill and Robert O. Burrill of Yakima for 65000 dollars, about 1000 per acre. Hudson receives a home and 10 acres of Nob Hill orchard and plans to move to Los Angeles after the year's end. Mitchell Kershaw was mentioned as involved.
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Mary Hudson
Highlands
Thomas I
Robert O. Burrill
Yakima
Kennewick Folk Radio Program Shines in Walla Walla
Kennewick night on air at Walla Walla station featured a有 ensemble of performers sent by the Kennewick Commercial club. Despite reception issues, listeners praised the numbers including Miss Mary Harvey and Roy Johnson in multiple vocal and piano pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Walla Walla
Kennewick Commercial Club
Holiday Times
C. Brunn
Miss Harvey
Robert Glenn
Lucile Harmon& Jones
Roy Johnson
A. R. Gardner
Mrs. Brunn
Miss Marvey
Miss Brunn
Mrs. Glenn
Mrs Brunn
Lucia
Ho Hilly Ho
Grandma
Luncheon Honors Mrs Nichoson Before Portland Move
This week's luncheon hosted by the Home Economics department of the Woman's club at Mrs Paul DuLair’s home honored Mrs R H Nichoson. She leaves tonight with her son Franklin to join her husband in Portland. Sixteen covers were set and a parting gift given by the department for a well liked member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Nichoson
Franklin
Mr. Nichoson
Portland
Paul DuLair
Woman’s Club
Department
Dentists Move Into Former Gas Office Buildings
Dr. D. S. Brogunier relocates his dental practice to the former Walla Walla Gas and Oil office site while Dr. C. D. Hopper takes over the former L. G. Spaul practice in the same building area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Brogunier
Walla Walla Gas and Oil Company
C. D. Hopper
Ofices
L. G. Spaul
George D Peters Jr Returns From Eastern City Visit
George D Peters Jr. returned Sunday from several weeks traveling through Chicago New York Washington D C and his old home Bristol Virginia. The trip included visits to eastern cities and familiar places during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Peters, Jr
Chicago
New York
Washington D. C
Bristol
Virginia
Oil Well at Attalia Hailed as Potential Commercial Producer
The Columbia Basin Oil company at Attalia reports heavy gas and oil indicators. Drilling has paused to install complete pumping gear from California as depth reaches 2900 feet and water 1200 psi pressure drives oil and gas growth.
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Kennewick
Columbia Basin Oil Company
Attalia
Kent
California
Board of Directors
Charles Batten
Rotary Crawford Club
E. B. Vogel
Altho
Lodge Elections in Kennewick and Alma Chapter Officers
Kennewick Lodge No 153 F and A M met last Wednesday electing R H Briggs as Worshipful Master L F Lemon Senior Warden E H Sherk Junior Warden N M Hudnall Secretary R E Pratt Treasurer Alma Chapter C E 8 held its annual election naming Mrs R L Banta Worthy Matron J Buchanan Worthy Patron Mrs Phoebe Sherk Associate Matron Mrs Dorothy Long Conductress Mrs CC Knowles Associate Conductress Mrs R Q Macmahon re elected treasurer and W L Craver re elected secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Lodge
A. M
R. H. Briggs
L. F. Lemon
E. H. Sherk
N. M. Hudnall
R. E. Pratt
Alma Chapter
R. L. Banta
J. ©. Buchanan
Phoebe Sherk
Dorothy Long
Knowles
R. Q. Macmahon
W. L. Craver
Christmas mail service changed for rural routes
The department announces next Tuesday Santa Claus will not travel rural routes and carriers will receive their first Christmas holiday in years. Masters and carriers are urged to deliver every piece of mail and parcel to reach offices before Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Christmas Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Garber
Mr and Mrs G Garber entertained fourteen guests at their home on Wednesday evening for a family Christmas party. Santa Claus distributed gifts from a Christmas tree to the children as holly and poinsettia decorated the rooms. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Garber and their two young sons, the Garber Klitten pair, Mr and Mrs C Hoadley and Mr and Mrs Howard Dorr.
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G. Garber
Santa Claus
Charles Garber
Garber Klitten
C. Hoadley
Howard Dorr
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Methodist
First Lutheran
Berry Board
Pasco Ladies
Prof. Davis
STORK
Women of
D’molay
Orchard
Kennewick Folk
Columbia Basin Company
Eastern Star Orders
Normas Delivery
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