White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-06-20

Mrs. ]. M. SH1NN, sec'y
G.. w. Bradshaw was In Seattle few
days this week, having gone over last
Saturday evening.
c. E. Farquharson Of Richland was
lunch visitor at the Hemker home,
Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Morford was visitor
! in Kennewick the latter part of last
week, returning home after the ball
game Sunday.
Miss Geraldine Shanahan and Fran
els Shanahan were visitors in Walla
Walla, Sunday, in company with
Richland friends.
F. E. Blair brought the first red
raspberries to town from his garden,
Friday, June 10.
Members of the Catholic Congre-
cation at White Bluffs will enjoy
outdoor services with a picnic dinner
following, Sunday, June 20, at the
Citron ranch near Richland.
Kenneth Dawson and Donald Heath
drove up to Lind Sunday morning and
lined up job to truck wheat. The
harvest in the Lind country is expected
to begin about July IS.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Lindell drove
over to Yakima Monday Mr.. Lindell
returned in the evening but Mrs. Lin
dell remained to visit friends for Il
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Walker and
Gilbert and Helen Walker were week
end visitors in Seattle, driving over
Saturday and returning Monday
Miss Helen Wheeler of White Bluffs
is delegate to the Christian Endeavor
convention at Wenatchee June 1922,
and will accompany Rev. and Mrs.
Noyes on the trip.
Julian Peterson and Harold and
Kermit Anderson of Gate, Washington,
were overnight guests at the Hemker
home, Tuesday. The boys were on
their way to Wenatchee.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
June %, as the pastor, Rev. H. A.
Noyes will be absent attending the
state convention of Christian En-
deavor at Wenatchee.
Among the several parties of White
Bluffs folks who went over to Yakima
to see Gall Quiet on the Western
Front" last week was one made up
of Gilbert Walker. Floyd Barge and
Philip and Donald Heath.
Mrs. Ada S. NOVEL; drove over
from Olympia, Thursday, to spend
a few days at the ranch. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Laura A.
Sprague who is visiting old friends.
Noticed among the White Bluff:
folks in Yakima Tuesday, were Mr.
and Mrs. C.. I. Wright, Miss Alt;
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schick;
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Jones
Mrs. o. B. Gwin, Miss Olive Walke
and Miss Margaret Holecek.
Mrs. Fred Gilhully drove her ca,
to Kennewick, Tuesday morning, tax
ing Mrs. G. H. Hammer and Shirley
Jean down in time to catch south
bound bus for The Dalles, Oregon
After few days visiting there will
the F. ]. Bonn family, Mrs. Hamme
and Shirley Jean will proceed on thei
journey to Hollywood, California, t,
which city George and Nellie Hamme
preceded them two weeks ago.
Clifford Johnson made trip t.
Seattle in his truck this week t.
bring back load of furniture. HI
took as his passenger on the wa.
over, his aunt, Mrs. ]. A. Cahill, WIN
had for the past week been visitin,
her sister, Mrs. Jessie Drew. Mrs
Cahill's home is in Pasadena, Calf
ornia, and she made the trip north las
week with party of friends whom
she Joined in Tacoma, Wednesday
for the return trip. With her hus
band, Mrs. Cahill is planning to spen,
the month of August here with Mrs
Drew.
There's a real action-romance a
the LIBERTY theatre in Kenne
wick it will do you good to see. It
Richard Arlen's first starring picture
Burning Up" with Mary Brian il
one of the sweetest roles she ha
ever had. It's all-talking, and the dia
log is smart and cleverly worked int
the action which never let's down TO
minute. 1t will be at the LIBERTY
in Kennewick for two days
Arlen, recently seen in "The Wiz
ginian,' is, without doubt, one of tn
most clean-cut and likable young &C
tors on the screen. He can play
variety of parts with the same whole
hearted sincerity and convincing nat
uralness. And in Burning Up" h
has a role to carry him straight int
the hearts of everyone who sees him
You won't blame Mary Brian for low
ing him. You'll just be jealous Of he
that's all. You'll love him So niucl
yourself.
Burning Up" is fast. From tn
time Arlen gets mixed up with gam
of crooked promoters until he es
capes with his life and pulls a bril-
liant victory in thrilling AUTOMOBILE
race, you are moving every minute
And the Williams, by the way, are tina
merry trio of screen heavy mer
Francis Mcdonald, Sam Hardy an
Tully Marshall. They, too, are de
lightful. Charles Sellon has anothe
of his inirnitably acted roles as Mar.
Brian's father.