White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-09-10
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. r. Slavens)

The M r. Slavens family report
wonderful trip. They took the inland
route going down and returned by the
coast route and the redwood highway
Over thousand rural carriers attend
ed the convention at Los Angeles and
there were number of noted speakers
present, including Postmaster General
Walter F. Brown. Mr.. Slavens was
elected president OF the Western
States Conference On Saturday fol-
lowing the convention, the carriers
went over to Catalina Island and tool,
a trip in the glass-bottonled boats.
They took sightseeing trip to Hol-
lywood, Beverly Hills and the beaches,
and later made personal calls on Mrs.
Monte Blue and the Conrad Nagel
family, the two latter being personal
friends of Mrs. Slavens. On the re-
turn trip they stopped at Grants
Pass and spent Sunday at the hospit-
able home of the F, L. Bash family
and called at the home OF Mrs. Miles
Choate (Mrs. Harrison Brown. The
forest fires are much exaggerated and
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of burning wood on the highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Enyeart at
tended services at the Methodist
church in Richland on August 80.
Special services were held to celebrate
the burning of the mortgage. Mr.. En-
yeart was a member of the building
committee when the church was built
and they received a special invitation
to attend this meeting. Miss Virginia
Enyeart, who had been visiting at the
Whelan home in Seattle, met her par
ents in Richland and returned home
with them. Miss Enyeart sang at the
dedication service.
The Ladies' Aid met at the church
last Thursday. 1t was decided to
hold bake sale Saturday, Sept. IL.
Members are requested TO bring pies,
cakes, rolls, etc. Posters will be out
this week notifying the place of the
sale.
Miss Bernice Griner, who has a
stenographic position in Seattle, spent
the weekend at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Ingersoll and
two sons of Seattle, visited at the S.
F. Murray home from Saturday until
Monday. Mrs Ingersoll is sister of
Mr.. Murray.
| Mrs Frank Odell and granddaughter
Genevieve left last Thursday for Wen
atchee. Frank took them as far as
Vantage and they made the rest of
the trip by stage.
Mrs. Roy Wilson margaret SyfforD
left Friday on the Yakima stage for
her home in Kent
Mrs. Flora Buckingham, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Noyes, came over
from Seattle Monday and is visiting
her parents. Miss Rachel Moves leaves
Saturday for Moscow, Idaho, and will
be at the university for the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scrivner of Port
land spent Monday at the Kamerer
home. John has a position in the
; auditing department of the state of
Oregon and his work takes him to
Washington and California They left
for Walla Walla Monday evening. His
charming wife was Miss Margaret
Shaffer, distant relative of the
Moves. The latter visited at the Shat
fer home in Lynden this summer
Miss Kathryn Syfford left Saturday
for Idaho Falls where she teaches. |
Her sister, Miss Mae Syfford accom-
panied her and will remain for an
extended visit. Arthur Purdy and Mrs
Mamie Syfford went with them as far
as Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Fife and daugh-
ter Audrey and Miss Ruth Wahlin, of
Tacoma, visited at the Fife home over
the weekend.
| Miss Hope Eston of Yakima arrived
i Wednesday morning and is visiting
Miss Verna Moulster.
The C. H. Young family attended
the States Day celebration in Prosser
on Monday. James Westmoreland
came over from Seattle and came to
Hanford with the Young family. Mrs.
Westmoreland has been here for two
weeks, coming over with her daughter,
Mrs Young, when she came back from
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hartman and
son Clayton were among those who
spent Labor Day in Prosser.
At a family reunion at the Alex
McConnachie home on Labor Day. out
Of town guests present we're: Miss An
nette McConnachie, Seattle; Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond McConnachie and
daughter Raedean Toppenish; Mrs.
j. S. Willis, Harry DePuydt, Seattle;
Howard Ralston, Mrs. Henderson, Sc
attic. Miss Annette McConnachie re-
NAMED to spend two weeks vacation
with her parents at Hanford the other
guests returning to their respective
homes Monday afternoon.