White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-12-14
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. r. slavens)

The Ladies' Aid held work meeting
at the old manse which Is USED Ior Ing
primary department OF the sunoaS
School. They cleaned the cupnoaros'
etc. Miss Leona Evett and Mrs. Leo
Bell served coffee and dougnnuts.
The members of the Ladies Aid are
planning to pack barrel OF canned
fruits and vegetables for the Wasnlng-
ton children's Home In Seattle Iney
exnect the Improvement Club TO ass1se
IN this work. All donations may ne !eIt
at the home Of Rev. Noyes Or AZ So'es
store as soon as possible.
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The meeting Of the p. T. A. VIII De
held wednesday evening, Dec. 20, at
the high school. Please bring a cup OF
ANYTHING you have for the Kltcnen
shower to be held that night. Mrs.
mansfield will give talk on AIR IN
the schools" and exhibit work OF her
pupils.
Leo Webber left last Thursday for
Seattle to be with Mrs. Weber who
was to be operated upon Monday for
removal of goiter. He was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chivani and the
Misses Kathryn and Mae Syfford. Mrs.
Weber is reported to be getting along
very nicely.
A double header basketball game
was held at Finley last Friday night,
our bows winning % to 9 and the girls
losing 10 to 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Crimson and TWO
daughters and Mrs. Ed Tromanhauser
were. shopping in Yakima SATURDAY
and remaintd for the weekend at Inc
Toe Picatti home. They spent Sunday
at the George Picatti home returning
Sunday evening.
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II. ]. Eyett, Mrs. A. G.. Evett and Mrs
w. L. Enyeart drove to Yakima Friday
to meet Mrs. H. j. Evett who returned
from Seattle. Two little boys from the
Washington Childrens Home returned
with her and will make their home
here. They are Robert Hanson, ageo
seven and his brother Donald, aged
four Robert entered the second grade
Monday.
Miss Leona Evett left on Mondays
stage for Charleston. to spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives.
The town basketball team played the
Finley team at Finley Tuesday, the
Hanford team winning 81 to %.
Mrs G. G. Hagen left Wednesday
afternoon for Minneapolis, Minnesota
She was called there by the illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Denley. NJ ii
Fred Reinhardt returned by stage
from California Wednesday.
Schools will close Dec. %, for the
Christmas vacation. The grade schoo
children will give an operetta entltlee
"The Makebelieve Santa Claus" tt
which the public is invited, at the
high school Thursday, Dec. q. The T
T. A. will meet Wednesday evening
Dec. 20. and the Sunday School pro
gram will be held at the church OF
Christmas Eve.
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Row Wilson drove up from Oregon
Sunday, to join Mrs. Wilson ana HUI
Derwood who are visiting at the Sy1
ford home.
Jack Potter and Max Kline returne
from their trip to Los Angeles la'
Sunday evening bringing Mrs. Ma
Kline and little Carl and Miss Vic
Kline back to Hanford. They stoppe
at Jerry Potters on their way nom
q. e. Mansfield drove to Yakln
Saturday to meet Mrs. Mansfield ar
two little girls who have visiting M
Mansheld's mother, Mrs. p. =. Man
field at Davenport since the Thank
giving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. j. Schreiner al
Gere Ann and Dorothy Louise Norga
drove to Yakima Sunday. The Schre
ners returned Monday evening. MI
KATHRYN Syfford returned with the
Mrs Walter Elliott, who is sufferi
from severed artery in her side
improved but will not be able to be
for some time.
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George Wurtz, w. A. Joyce and M
Wurtz drove to Pasco last Tuesday. i
latter who has been ill, went down
consult a physician. Mrs. Wurtz is al
to sit up at present.
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Mrs. l.. L. Whitwer had charge
the lecture hour at Grange and
following program was given
Music by the High School Glee Cl
Mrs. Enyeart read poem IN honor
David Hartmann; solo, Herbert Br
son; Christmas poem, read by N
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