White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-05-28

Schools closed last Friday and the
pupils in the primary and informed
late grades celebrated with a picnic
at Ballygreen Farm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nagel provided tables for the lunch
Most OF the time was spent in play
ing ball and other games. Both Miss
Beck and Mr.. Mansfield were born
May II, 1906, so there were two
birthday cakes in their honor. count
ing the visitors there were 80 pres.
ent. While he children were eating,
Joe Grell circled above the tables in
his airplane.
Mrs. Veatch and her son Edward
drove over from Tacoma Friday and
Miss Lucille veatch returned with
them Saturday. Miss Veatch expects
to attend summer school at the u.
OF w. for six weeks. She will teach
at Rockford near Spokane next year.
We are sorry to lose her.
MISS Lenora Beck and her mother
LETT for their home in Estacado, Ore
,gon, Saturday afternoon. Miss Beck
expects to teach here again next
year.
cards are out announcing the birth
of son to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
McConnachie Of San Pedro, Califor-
MIA, on May IA. The baby weighed
pounds 2H ounces and has been
named Jack Edgar.
Mrs. Mayme Syfford announces the
marriage of her daughter Margaret
to Mr.. Roy Wilson at Kent, Wash
on May 20. They were married at the
home Of the Rev. Father Daley and
their attendants were Miss Helen
Craig and Mr.. Veron Jarvis. Miss
Syfford was graduated with honors
from the Hanford High School a
few years ago and has taken a steno-
graphic course. Both these young
people are well known in Hanford
and we wish them much JOY.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Weber, Jr.
and son Melvin and Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Weber returned from Seattle
last Thursday. The former are at thu
VIM. S. Weber home for the pres
ent.
Sunday, May 81, F. c. Needhan,
the only member of the G. A. r. il
Elanford will say few words to tn
Sunday School pupils and Mrs. Har
riet Hastings, who is 90 years old
will give few personal "reminiscences
of Gen. Grant, etc. if she is able K
cross the river. Please be at tn,
church at 1000 a. m. sharp. We hop
to have other speakers present an,
make it day of Memories.
The Twelfth Annual Commence
ment Exercises were held in tn
High School last Thursday after
noon. The following program wa
given: Professional Play by Mrs
Moves; Invocation by Rev. Moves
Salutatory Castles in Spain, Rutl
Krug; Vocal Solo. "Green Cathedra
Miss Beck; Valedictovy, "Set of tn
Sail" Jessie Burch; Music, my Lit
tie Banjo" Teachers quartet; Award
and presentation, Supt. Bixby; Pres
eiatation of Diplomas, L. L. Whitwel
President of the Board. The Speake
of the evening was w. P. Steven
of Ellensburg.
Miss Edith Moffatt left Sunda,
for Seattle after a two weeks visi
at the home of her parents. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Moffatt took her as far a.
by rail.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Newton anc
little Mary Elizabeth left Saturday
tor Seattle to attend the funeral o.
Mrs. Edwin ]. Brown, who died Fri
day morning of heart attack. DR.
Edwin ]. Brown, prominent Seattle
dentist and former mayor of Seat
tie is an uncle of DR.. Newton.
The Szekfu family have moved
their household goods into one of thu
houses they recently purchased ane
the shoe shop is in the other one
The houses have been calsomined an,