White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-04-20
Leaders Of All Clubs
Meet with Mrs. NICE zee

Leaders Of Al Clubs
Meet with Mrs. NICE ee
Leaders of All cooking clubs met
at the home of Mrs. John McFee We'd
nesday afternoon, April 10, to discuss
meal preparation and club work. The
meeting was in charge Of Mrs. Mary
A. Davis of Kennewick, county club
leader, who was accompanied on her
visit to White Bluffs by Miss Elmina
White of Pullman, who is state ex-
tension agent.
Those attending. the meeting were
Mrs. j. Hemker, Mrs. B. F. Foster, and
Mrs John McFee, club leaders Of
White Bluffs; Mrs. F. E. strycker and
Mrs. M. r. Slavens, Hanford leaders;
Miss Dorothy Coombs and Mrs. T. r.
Collins, who are in charge of All club
work in Richland, and Mrs. Stanley
Gray, of Hanford.
At the close of the discussion, Mrs.
McFee served refreshments to her
guests.
Joseph Jourdan of Walla Walla was
in White Bluffs on business this week.
Kelly Matteson transacted business
in Prosser on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. S. Reierson were
business visitors in Yakima Wednes-
day.
M. S. Brannick returned today from
a few days stay in Yakima.
The j. w. Baze family, who have
spent the winter near White Bluffs,
moved from the valley this week.
Dorothy Morford and Mrs. w. T.
Morford drove to Prosser Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs F.
L. Wise and Tomnlie Wise.
F. w. Moe, bank examiner Of this
state, was in White Bluffs Monday
and Tuesday, on his semi-anual visit
to the local bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Keen and Dicky
drove to Yakima Saturday morning
returning late that evening with new
car, having traded in their coupe fol
a Ford sedan.
Friends of Alene Matteson enter.
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Mattesor
at Easter dinner we're Capitola Grit.
fifth, Jerry Clark and Hjalmer Gull.
brandsen. After dinner the young PEG.
pie amused themselves by taking snap
shots and working at jig-saw puppies
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Romans, who
have been placer mining during the
winter near Wahluke, recently moved
back to White Bluffs where Mr.. Ro-
mans will resume his trade of car
pentry.
A trio of Yakima visitors Tuesday
were E. j. O'Larey, Irvie Wright and
were accompanied by Harry Keller
who had been in Yakima for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Stahl were
accompanied by Mrs. q. G.. Phillips or
business trip to Othello Wednesday
Mrs. Phillips spent the day with hel
daughter, Mrs. Chris Jansen, and thu
Stahls transacted business in town ane
then joined Mrs. Phillips at her daugh
ter's home. They returned to White
Bluffs the same evening.
Lillian Larsen, who has been keep
- ing house for her grandfather Anton
Christman, in Olympia since the frs
Of the year, returned to White Bluffs
about two weeks ago. She was accom-
y panied by Mr. Christnan and by Mrs
John Steiner and Harry Christman
sister and brother of Mrs. John Lar
sent, who visited in White Bluffs fol
a few days and then returned to tn,
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Beldin of Port
land, Oregon, were guests at the hom
of Mrs. Beldin's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Edmund Anderson, Saturday and Sun
day. They arrived in White Bluff
early Saturday morning, having driver
all night, and planned to be on tn,
road all night Sunday on the return
trip to Portland.
Tuesday, April Is, at two o'clock, tn
Dare-To-Do All club girls will hol,
a rug tea, at the Presbyterian churcl
basement
Mrs. Davis, the county club agent
will ko l,oro oHaf h,irar with bar hond