White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-05-18


son Newton arrived from Wenatchee
last week and have moved on tlie
Whelan ranch Newton expects 10 en-
ter high school this fall. A daughter'
Margaret. is freshman in the wen
atchee high school. Her parents are
going to Wenatchee next weekend 10
bring the daughter to Hanford.
Reynold Whitwer came down from
wenatchee last Sunday and visited at
the home of his brother, L. l.. WhitWer
and family. He has as passengers Mrs.
Tom Shaw who visited at the Fay
Wilson home, and DR.. Harry Golden,
who visited at the Edward Warby
home.
The Women's improvement Club met
last Thursday at the home OF the
president, Mrs. Norman Anglin. Dur
ing the business meeting, reports of
the district meeting at White Bluffs
were given. It was decided to federate
with the Yakima district federation.
After the meeting, the ladies wit
messed a May Pole dance given by
eighteen little girls under the dlrec-
ton of Mrs. L. j. Krug and Miss Lii
liam Harm. Mrs. Krug read an inter-
esting account of May Day customs.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Lillian
Biart, served jello salad, cheese straWs
and tea, and assorted cookies for the
children. There were seventy present
including the children. Guests from
White Bluffs were Mesdames +. A.
English, Frank Taylor, w. j. Kincald,
and Fred Gilhuly
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
cietv entertained their mothers after
the regular meeting. They had pro-
gram and served punch and cookies.
The flower committee took flowers to
all the sick mothers of Hanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McConnachie
and two little sons, George and Jack,
arrived Saturday evening from San
Pedro, Calf, and will spend few
weeks at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George McCon-
nachie. They started from San Pedro
the morning of May 10 but as they
were driving along the boulevard an
other car did not observe the stop
sign and crashed into their car. 1t took
a day to have the car repaired and
they made fresh start May IL, ar
irving here May 10, in time for Moth
ers Day and to celebrate the birth
day of Jack, who was two years old
May IA.
There were eighty-five at Sunday
school on Mothers Day. A short pro-
gram was given after the regular les
son, consisting of a recitation by Lor-
ena Slavens and solo by Paul Beck
The church was decorated with How
ers and Mrs. Rhoda Beck, 70 years old
was given the bouquet designated for
the eldest mother present. Mrs. Walter
Elliott received the one for the young
est mother present. Mrs. Roy Beck was
awarded the bouquet for the mother
bringing the most children. Mrs. Geo
McConnachie received a bouquet If
recognition of her faithfulness IN at
tendance ever since the Sunday schoo
was started. The collection of $24:
was given to help pay for the cemen
walk built week ago.
The high school vodvil given las
Wednesday evening was enjoyed b
all and netted little over $40. 1t wa
hard for the audience to decide whicl
class put on the best skit but tn
freshmen received the most votes, tn
juniors second, the seniors third an
the sophomores fourth. The boys bale
was given by boys Of all grades an
was considered by most the best thin
on the program. Jimmie Gray an
his twin sisters entertained the al
dience between acts by their singing
which was enjoyed by all and whist
ling Sambo" manipulated by Bill
Beck and accompanied by Paul Bee
on the mouth organ amused the at
dience.
The baccalaureate sermon will
given by Reverend Moves at the churc
at eight o'clock Sunday evening. Grae
uating exercises will be held Thursds
evening, May Is. Every one is invite
to attend these exercises.
Word has been received that job
Blackler, nearly eighty EIGHT years oil
is recovering nicely from the min'
operation which he underwent recent
but that he is almost blind.
Mrs. Miles Choate, who has not bee
very we'll, came to Hanford for re
and expects to remain for the rest
the summer. She and her son, Jam
Brown, moved into the house own'
by F. G. Needham on Monday.
In the write-up in all the coun
papers of the county picnic Saturda
MAY 6, the name Of Ruth Larsen
listed as representing Finley. Ru
Larsen, who won first place in seven
grade penmanship, is in district n
%, Hanford
Joe Picatti and Frank Clark dro
to Walla Walla Saturday on bushes
returning Sunday afternoon. They we
accompanied on the trip by Raymol
and Howard Clark.
Mrs: Anna jenkins, who mas pe
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Clark