The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-05-24
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HANFORD
Mrs. Norman Anglin
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The graduating Exercises held
Friday evening in the Cemmun-
ity Hall was considered by many
as being the best ever in Hanford
The address by Professor Doggy
of w. S. C. was especially good
and made every one feel the need
of a Purpose in Life" The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Musical Selection, Hanford Or
chestra; Professional, Miss Estelle
Brown; Welcome address, Ruth
Garst; Solo, In Maytime in Spring
time. Mrs. Elmer Yoder; Address,
What is your Purpose Professor
M. L. Doggy, Head of Speech of
w. S. c.; Musical Selection, Or
chestra; Class Grafton, "The
Youth of today and his Character
Arno Krug; Violin Solo, "The
Alps Maids Dream Madeline
Ferguson; Farewell address Elsie
Boie; Bass Solo, Asleep in the
Deep. Preston Anglin; Presenta-
ton of Diplomas, Mr.. T. De Lacy
Moffett chairman of school
Board.
The Planter Hotel dining room
was a scene of beauty Wednesday
evening, May 10th. when the Jun.
iors of the High School entertain.
ed the Seniors with a banquet
The rooms was decorated with the
Senior colors, Old Rose and Sill.
Yer and Pink and white Peonies
The table also was very pretty
with dainty favors, place cards
and the five course menu prepared
by Mrs. Hutherington of the Ho.
tel. Following the banquet toasts
and music were enjoyed by all.
The Hanford Art Club met with
Mrs. Alice Langford Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Edna West, Coun.
ty Club Leader, gave the ladies
a very interesting talk and ex-
hibited a number of lovely pieces
of the newest needlework now be
ing displayed in the leading arr
Shops of San Francisco who're
she has recently visited. The out
of town guests were, Miss Edna
West and her mother Mrs. Lena
West, Miss McMaham all Of
Kennewick and Miss Vera Evens
of Freewater, Mrs. j. F. Conkle
Mrs. Langford and Mrs. Norman
Auglin were hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Fehun.
burger and little son of Walls
Walla and Miss Helen Craig Of
and Mrs. r. w. Mcdonald. Mrs
We're formerly Hanford girls anc
Heyworth, ILL.,, were guests of Mr.
tekernburger and Miss Craig
graduates of II. HI. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gooch went
to Wenatchee on business Friday
returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hart and
daughter Mrs. Otis Smith motor
ed to Walla Walla Saturday re-
turning Monday evening.
Friends of Mrs. A. G. Rollinge1
will be glad to hear that she is
recovering nicely a minor opera
ton in the st. Elizabeth Hospital
at Yakima and hopes to be home
before long.
j. j. Griner of the Dept of Hor-
ticulture of Washington visited
with his mother, E. R. Griner and
family over Sunday.
Miss Maude Lampson. Mrs. j,
w. Fenley, E. X. Griner and
daughter Bernice, Mrs Norman
Auglin and son Preston were
Kennewick visitors Monday. Miss
Lampson will visit relatives in
Kennewick and Mabton before go
ing on to attend Summer school
at Cheney Wash, Preston Auglin
took the stage for Portland Ore.
where he has a position.
Miss Vera Evens and Mr.. and
Mr.. Leland Rhoner of Freewater,
Ore, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Griner from Monday until
Thursday.
Max Kinice and Russell Web
Der drove to Wenatchee Friday
returning Saturday accompanied
by Max's sisters Grace and Veda
who expect to spend the summer
in Hanford.
Miss Ivy Peterson of Walla
Walla was a week end guest at
the A. G. Evett and Norman Ang-
lin homes, staying over for the
graduation exercises. Miss Peter
son was forerly superintendent
of Hanford schools for four years
and is now an instructor in Walla
Walla High school.
Miss Katherine Syfford was
home over the week end, from
Toppenish where she is teacher
in the public school,
Mark Whelan left Friday even
ing on the train for Seattle. He
is now in the Providence hospital
receiving treatment for his eyes
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