White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-05-23
The News In Hanford
By Mrs. M. r. Slavens

By Mrs. M.
Mrs. Mary Davis, Benton county
club leader, gave very interesting
talk to the women of the community
at the home Of Mrs. Alice Langford
last Friday. Her main topic was inter-
ior decorating and she showed SAM
pies of the material to be used. Those
who attended the meeting felt well
repaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Kamerer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton spent Sunday
in Yakima.
Eight pupils were graduated from
the Hanford high school last Thurs
day evening and the following pro-
gram was given at the community
hall: Professional music, Mrs. John
Conkle, Invocation, Rev. H. A. Moves,
Salutatory, Lewis Brooks; Reading,
Mrs. Patrick; Valedictory, James
Brown; Duet, Mrs. N. P. Anglin and
Mrs. H. A. Moves accompanied by
Mrs. Conkle, Address, Dean Patrick
of Spokane University; Music, Girls
Glee Club; Presentation of the class,
Supt. Keller, Presentation of diplomas,
A. L. Brockway; president of the school,
board, Benediction, Rev. Noyes.
The class roll is as follows: Lewis
Brooks, James Brown, Victor Hether-
ington, Clayton Hartman, June E.
Moulster, Verna r. Moulster, Pete
Salvini, and Mary E. Syfford.
The high school pupils assembled
as usual Friday morning and after re-
ceived their report cards, left for
Pasco to attend the carnival and air
derby. They were accompanied by
Miss Whelan and Miss Strahorn.
The latter went from Pasco to
Spokane to visit relatives and
will return to Hanford later.
Miss Whelan left Saturday evening
to visit friends in Waterville. She ex-
poets to return to Hanford Wednes-
day and then leave for her home in
Seattle on Thursday.
| Martin Sines drove down from En-
tiat Sunday afternoon. Mildred and
Ralph, who have been attending school
, in Hanford, returned with him.
! John Smalling and his mother, Mrs.
Sadie Aikey of Parker Heights spent
! Sunday afternoon at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Noyes.
AAAs oAA0 AAAos VvdAlC dylOl VI AOo-
ser were dinner guests at the M. r.
Slavens home last Sunday. Mr.. Tay-
lor is president of the Yakima Valley
r. L. c. A. and Mrs. Taylor is Sec
Treas. of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
r. L. c. A.
| w. Thomas and James Brown drove
to Yakima last Friday. From there
James went by train to Seattle to re-
sumo his studies in the Y. M. c. A.
radio school,
! Mrs. Charles Stewart and her
brother, Charles .Sifert, drove over
from Seattle last Tuesday. Mrs. Stew
art has rented her Seattle home and
will occupy her Hanford home for
the summer.
The name of Louis Krug has been
added to the Hanford precinct since
he was not counted elsewhere, so that
brings the enumeration to 42o just
the same as it was in 1920.
Miss Maud Lampson came up from
Kennewick on Saturdays stage and is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Anglin
and also Mrs. II. Brown.
Sixteen young people surprised Glen
Hagen last Saturday evening. The eve
ming was spent playing games, singing,
and dancing to phondgsaph music.
Refreshments consisting Of sandwiches,
cake, ice-cream and coffee were served
by Mrs. Hagen and Mrs. Moulster.
Guy Dayton arid family, Steve Seek.
fu, and c. H. Young and family were
among those who attended the air
derby at Pasco last Saturday.
John Hetherington, who is working
for the p. p. and L. Co. in White
Swan spent the weekend in Hanford
Mrs. c. F. Wooten entertained a
dozen friends at dinner party last
Saturday evening. Both N. Lutz and
Mrs. Wooten celebrate their birthdays
on May ~, tho the natal year is quite
different. After dinner the guests play.
} ed cards and listened to radio music
School closed last week in Eas
. Hanford and the teacher, Miss Hele,
J Slime, left Wednesday for her HON,
; in Walla Walla.