White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-09-29

U. "A. Wills OF LOS Angeles, uepueW
of Mrs. j. G. Lloyd arrived Friday to
be a guest at the Lloyd home for
few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Penn and daugn-
tiers, the Misses Ruby and Marguerite
Penn, spent Saturday as shopping Wis
itors in Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Miller and Mrs.
Harry Keller drove to Cashmere We'd
nesday of last week and returned Fri
day. They made the trip in the Miller
car, going by way of Othello and COM
ing home by Yakima.
John Dover of Tacoma was bust
ness visitor in White Bluffs last Thurs
day. He was accompanied by Mrs
Dover and they were luncheon guests
at the Commercial hotel.
Star Route Carrier A. w. Campbell
is now carrying the mail in a new
Chevrolet car purchased last week. The
car is screened and fitted with COM
mercial truck body that affords both
shelter and safety for the mail.
Cecil Phillips, nine-year-old son of
Mrs. G. G.. Phillips, was taken Monday
by Mrs. j. K. Mcfarland, Benton
county nurse, to Vancouver, Washing
ton, where he entered the state school
| for the blind He is in the third grade.
Donald Wheeler, student at Reed
.. college, Portland, and son of Mr.. and
, Mrs F. M. Wheeler of White Bluffs,
.. was recently elected president of his
, class for the coming year, according
. to Reed notes in the Morning Oregon
, ian. Donald is sophomore.
Local collectors may find their series
] of bicentennial stamps incomplete if
they delay too long about getting them
Manufacture will be discontinued Oc-
tober /, and the post office department
: plans to close out all supplies of these
stamps during the December quarter
There are twelve stamps in the bicen-
tennial series, ranging in denomination
from a half-cent stamp to ten.
Miss Julia Marsh of Yakima has
been employed to fill the vacancy ir
the third and fourth grades of the
White Bluffs schools, caused by the
death of Miss Koenig. The school boare
says that it had nearly thirty appli.
cations for the place in person, by let
ter, by telephone and by telegraph, as
soon as the news of Miss Koenig's
death became known.
Miss Dorothy Morford, who, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. w. T. Nor
= ford, had been spending her annual
two weeks vacation from her duties
in the Pacific Power & Light company
Office, visiting relatives in Prosser ano
Spokane, returned home Sunday eve
ming, Mrs F. l.. Wise and son Tommie
/ of Prosser coming with her for short
visit at the Morford home in White
Bluffs
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Anderson ane
Mrs. Helena Anderson, and Mrs. r. A
Mcfarland and son Jimmie, of Pros.
ser, who were visiting here at the
Anderson home, made up party thai
drove to Spokane last Thursday ane
returned Saturday afternoon Mr.. An.
derson attended the meeting of the
Good Roads association while the
ladies and little Jimmie visited with
friends in the city.
The American Legion Auxiliary helt
a special meeting Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. F. E. Taylor
Mrs. Aller of Yakima, newly elected
Sixth District president, installed thu
new officers for the coming year. Mrs
j. E. Fouty is now president of tn,
local auxiliary; Mrs. Ora Luddington
ce-president; Mrs. Winfield Shaw
secretary treasurer; Mrs. F.. e. Taylor
historian; Mrs. Jane Shaw chaplain
and Mrs. v. o. Kern, sergeant-at
arms.
For the pleasure of her small son
Norman Euguene, Mrs. Ivar Holmskol
entertained with childrens part,
Tuesday afternoon, the guests being
Doris, Rosemary and Roland Morford
and Wanda jackson. Games and tn
making of daisy chains provided lot
of fun, the big surprise of the after
noon, birthday cake with two candles
jello, with whipped cream, and punch
served in a color combination of pinl
and lemon, appearing at the close O
the playtime. Norman received severa
nice gifts.