White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-05-25

Monday to get truck load OF mousse
hold goods. His daughter Margaret e1-
poets to return with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Potter ana ntCle
son left cary Monday morning Tor Che-
Ian, where Jack hopes to get JoD.
j. George Tussey reports that ne VIII
be able to pick beans IN a week or
two He planted the seeds In a pan
in the house in January and the vines
are five feet long, and are novelty
in the way Of interior decoration.
There was good attendance at the
haccalaureate exercises held at the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
Rev. H. A. Moves preached an excel
lent sermon on "What Is Your Life?"
Rev. Cheesman of Spokane was present
and read the scripture lesson. Robert
Crimson, high school senior, sang
my Task, and Paul Beck, Junior,
sang "Clouds," both being accompanied
by Mrs. Boettcher. The commencement
exercises will be held May Is. There
are six members in the class.
The members of the "Circle Bible
Glass; entertained their mothers at the
church Monday evening" Those whose
mothers live out of town brought an
other mother. The daughters proved
the winners in the obstacle race, prizes
going to Mrs. Max Kline, Mrs. Law
renee Davis "a visitor from Wenat-
chee) and Mrs. Walter Elliott. In the
guessing contest prizes went to MRS.
Alec Murray and Mrs. Lawrence DAVIS.
Mrs. Langford and Miss Helen Graham
received consolation prizes. Mrs. Rhoda
E,yett received the prize for the best
drawing while blindfolded. Mrs. Brock
way was found to have the broadest
grin of the mothers and Mrs. Mans
field of the daughters. Mrs. Hickey
had the narrowest grin Of the mothers
and Mrs. Joe DeRigio of the daugh-
tiers. Miss Lenora Beck sang Mother
Machree" and "Wonderful Mother OF
Mine" Mrs. Slavens, the teacher of
the class, was asked to speak few
words. Refreshments of punch, ice
cream, cake and minis were served.
The new station agent, Mr.. Hughes,
arrived last Wednesday. L. L. Moulster
left for Hyak Thursday 1t has not
been decided where the Moulster fam
lily will locate.
Mrs. Fay Wilson was wondering Why
she had no message from her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stanley Long of Wenatchee,
on Mothers Day. when she saw Mrs
Longs car drive up the lane. Mrs Long
returned to Wenatchee on Monday but
little Raymond Long remained behind
for longer visit with his grand
parents.
Lyman Moulster and Albert Crimson
left Sunday for Spokane to get truck
load of poles for the telephone COM
pany. They returned Monday.
Mrs. Robert MacDonell, Mrs. D. G
Mock and Mrs. Fay Davis were
hostesses at delightful party at the
MacDonell home last Wednesday after
noon The afternoon was spent IN sew
ing and later refreshments OF ICE
cream, cake and coffee were served
Mrs. A. H. Meyer was the honor guest
At the regular meeting of the P.-T.A
held last Thursday evening, it was de
cided to hold school children's gar
den show this fall. During the program
Mrs Boettcher sang two solos and d.
Newton gave an interesting talk o.
deciduous Cor baby teeth. Refresh
ments of cup cakes and tea Wer
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Potter and the1
daughter, Mrs. E. M. Keener and litt]
Kenneth Ray Keener visited at tn
G T.. Slavens home from Friday tt
Saturday
H. H. Boie and his daughters NJ
only surprised Mrs. Boie on her birth
day, May 10, by giving her presents an
providing large amount of ice cream
cake and coffee, but invited the We
men members of the Eastern Star
spend the afternoon at the Boie hom
Mrs Boettcher, accompanied by Mr.
Moves, sang several solos. Mrs. joy
won the prize for making the mo
words out of birthday cake. MI
George won the consolation prize.
Mrs. Mamie Syfford has not bee
well and she went to Yakima Monde
to consult physician. She was a.
companied by her son William al
her daughter Kathryn.
Miss Harriet Joyce spent the wee
end at Mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hinkley arriv'
from Philadelphia last Friday and a
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Joe D
Rigio.
DR.. E. F. Newton conducted dent
clinic last Wednesday at both schoo
being assisted by Mrs. E. r.. Griner al
Miss Mae Syfford. The children's tee
were found to be in a better conc
ton than last year. These clinics a
sponsored by the Woman's lmprov
ment Club and they hope to hold the
oftener.
In the drawing last Saturday eve
ing sponsored by Rollinger's store a.
the Central Grocery company, M
Elizabeth Grant was awarded the eie
trio mixer. She was Sc years OLD M
81 ~, ~ ,oo,ood almost like q Dirt