White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-02-09
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
CAV Mrs. NJ. r. slavens)

John Heatherington, %, son OF MRS.
Nellie Heatherington OF the Iia.l1ei'
Hotel, passed away at . oeioch SUI
day evening at st. Elizabetns nos,
initial in Yakima, following an extenoeo
illness. Funeral services were nelo
TUESDAY afternoon from the FresDy
terrain church, internent being mace
in the White Bluffs cemetery.
.1ohn Vernon E1eatherington was
born In Spokane January o. lslo. lae
oonoa ~ Hanford with his parents
whan he was ten years of age and at
tended school here, graduating from
the Hartford high school four years
ago. His health failed several montns
ago and double pneumonia. which at
tackled him about two weeks ago,
proved too much for his weak condl-
tion. The funeral services on Tuesday
afternoon were attended by large
number and the beautiful flowers at
tested the loving sympathy OF many
friends. Services were conducted by
Rev Fl. A. Moves. Mrs w. l.. Enyeart
sang q solo, "Walk in the Light" ana
q duet. "It Is Well With My Sour was
sung by John and Paul Beck. fall-
bearers were William Syfford. Arno
Krug, Donald Griner, Roy Fenley' Joim
Beck and Joe DeEiglo.
Besides his mother, Mrs. Nelllc
Heatherington. left to mourn ms loss
are his father, j. j. HeatherMgton, u
paralytic invalid in Canada, ana hia
brother Victor, Of Hanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Morasche re-
turned last week from an eStenaea
absence in Seattle.
G,lv Dayton, Jr., son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Guy Dayton of Hantord entered
the Pasadena Junior College at Pasa-
dena. California, last Monday Lou
whitwer son of MIR. and Mrs. y. L.
Whitwer is also attending school ~
California, taking a post graduate
course at the high school at Monte-
bello, California, where he is making
his home with his grandmother. ~
addition, he is doing some work IN q
night school.
Preparations are being made TO en-
terrain the Benton County Pomona al
Hanford next Saturday afternoon ano
evening. February IL. Both. afternoon
and evening programs Will be given ~
the high school auditorium
A daughter was born SATURDAY
morning about ten o'clock to Mr.. ane
Mrs. E. L. Horton. No name mas peer
chosen but they may call her LINDA
since Feb. was Lindbergs blrthoay
The Ladies Aid met last THURSDAY
at the home of Mrs. Rhoda. Evett. Int
following were elected to serve Tor I'M
ensuing year: Pres, Mrs. Rhoda EVetJ
yice-pres, Mrs. Jennie Grir1er; secre
tary, Miss Leona Evett; treasurer MRS
Ehie Bell. They planned social Il
raise money to help pay for the repal
of the church ceiling. Refreshment
Of assorted sandwiches, pickles ant
coffee were served
The high school entertained the hlel
school students and the teachers at
hard luck party last Friday evening
Mrs. Mansfield won the prize Tor Tn
best costume. After the games, refresh
ments were served
The four young women teachers Ell
tertained at bridge last Saturday aItel
noon at the home of Mrs. Alice Lang
ford in honor of Mrs. Joseph DeIsigi
q recent bride. Two tables were IN pla
the prize going to the guest Of homo
Refreshments of fancy sandWlcne
iello. cakes and coffee were serve
Those present were the Misses CIR
ham, Whelan, Beck, Harm Cox, Ed
DeRigio, Mrs. Louis j. Krug and MI
Joe DeRigio.
Esther strycker was twelve yea
old Feb. but her mother entertain
for her the previous week when +
All Sewing club met at her hou
Esther is very interested in All Wo
and was elected president OF the Sc
ing club and Lorena Slavens was elet
ed secretary Refreshments of
cream, cake and cocoa were serv
after the meeting The next seWi
meeting will be held Sat. Feb. II
the home of the leader, Mrs. Ale
McConnachie.
Harrison Riegle, a nephew of b