White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-25

! visitor IN aklma thursday.
Miss Leona Tigner arrived home
Thursday from Silver Lake. Wash.
where she taught school the past
year. 81
A daughter, Anne Kingsley, was
born thursday. May 24tn, to Mr..
and Mrs. kouerick Sprague MARY
Willis at Cinclnpatl, Quio.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foltz, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. i. Wright and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gilhuly drove oyer to
Yakima Wednesday evening to at
tend a show.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. H.
Myers the latter part OF last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hall OF
Seattle and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
Myers of Wala. Mrs. Hall is Mr..
Myers mother and II. A. Myers his
brother. Mr.. Hall is IN govern.
ment work in Seattle and h. A.
Myers is chief electrician at the
Veterans hospital in Walla WalIa.
Donald Wheeler came home the
first of the week from Woodland
Washington where he had just
finished his first year of high school
His sister, Miss Margaret Jean
Wheeler, who teaches in the same
school, remained for a few weeks
visit IN Portland and on the Coast
before returning to White Bluffs to
spend the summer,
A large crowd attended the band
concert given Monday evening on the
high school grounds at Hanford in
honor of Professor R. G. Dykstra, one
of the band members and for the
past two years superintendent of the
Hanford high school. The concert
was highly enjoyed, the band being
in exceedingly good form. A cornet
solo by professor Dykstra was one of
the features Of the concert.
VIM. S. Angle, and daughters
drove over to Lower Naches Thurs
day evening to be present at the
graduation exercises of the high
school there at which Miss Florence
Angle, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
George Angle, delivered the valedic-
tory address. On their return home
that evening they were accompanied
by Dorothy Angle who has been Wis
iting there for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude T. Houser
and daughter Glaudina of Riverbank,
/ California, are house guests this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. English. Mr..
House and Mrs. English are brother
and sister. Mr.. Houser is refrigerating
engineer of one of the largest pre-
cooling plants in California and after
an inspection Of the T,iest Rapids Ice
and Cold Storage plant in White
Bluffs pronounced it to be one of the
most modern and up-to-date plants
N the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Myers have
leased their ranch for the balance
of the year to Fl. NJ. Morford anC
plan to leave within the next two
weeks for Spokane. They will hole
an auction sale of their livestock
farm implements and. household
goods at their place Thursday, May
81. 5i
Miss Alice Friedrich, who has beer
teaching with the Burkmans at Menlo
Washington, this year, came in Sun
day for few days visit at the Viii
liam Moede home. A sad experienc.
for Miss Friedrich this year was thu
loss of two of her younger brother
from spinal meningitis, one of then
dying after a few days illness abou
Christmas time and the other linger
ing until about three weeks ago.
I The first straight car of strawberrie.
ever to be shipped from White Bluffs
+ rolled Wednesday night. The colo
storage plant in White Bluffs mad,
possible the shipment of straigh
car, as it permitted the accumulation
: there of two or three days picking
or until enough crates had been har
) vested to fill the CIR. Spring trosl'
get some of the blossoms and it il
not believed there will be much ovel
half crcp in the valley. This weel
will see about the cleanup of the har
vest,
The Buck Private" is the name o
the film to be shown at Liberty Hal
"Wednesday evening, May 80, under
the auspices of the American Legion
1t is recommended as highly enter
tatning story depicting the humorous
side of army life and the show il
White Bluffs will be the first appear
ance OF the film in the state, the mex
release date being June II, in Seattle
Its carly release here was secured
through the efforts Of the Legion witt
the cooperation of Mr.. Anderson. 4
special orchestra will play in the thea
ter from 1880 to p. m. The show viii
. start promptly at o'clock. Admission
prices will be Csc and Zoe. The ne
! proceeds from the show, Mr.. Ander
sen announces, will go to John Lind
blad Post,
Mrs. Walter Chapel and Mrs
0, p. Westling were hostesses las
Saturday afternoon at a surpris
birthday party at the Westlini
home on the Bleakley Fruit com
pany ranch, the guests of homo
being Jose phine Westling and Don
I aid Chapel. each III years old
Twenty little guests we're invite'
and an enjoyable afternoon wa
,, spent in playing games. A deli
cious luncheon of pineapple sher
bet and cake was served. TIL
guests received many beautiful
gifts.