White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-12-28

ercises were held Sunday evening at
7:3O and consisted of singing, greeting
by Louise Moulster, recitation by Ruth
Larson, solo by Shirley, accompanied
by Lorena Slavens; reading by Bobby
Hanson and Eileen Brinson, solo,
Margaret Anglin accompanied by Mrs.
Moves; recitation, Morris elave1ls;
Christmas carols, Junior Endeavorers;
recitation, Dorothy Meeks; solo,
Howard Anglin; recitation, Caroline
Abey and Irene Cords; duet, Mrs. Ed
ward Worby and. Mrs. Moves; ana q
talk by Rev. Moves. The gifts were
placed at the foot Of cross and We're
to be given to those who might appre-
ciate them.
e. D. Perkins, accompanied by Miss
Rachel Moves, arrived Saturday to
spend Christmas at the Noyes home.
They left Monday for Charleston, the
home of Mr.. Perkins. Miss Noyes WILL
be a guest at the Perkins home for
week.
Joe DeRigio drove to KenneWick
Saturday to meet his sister Edith who
came up from Portland by stage. Miss
DeRigio teaches at Molalla.
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| Charles Foster drove to KenneWlck
Saturday to meet his daughter Lenore,
who is a sophomore at w. S. C.. Albert
Szekfu also returned from w. S. G. for
| the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Clark and Raymond and
Mrs. Joe Clark drove to Pasco Friday to
meet Mrs. Cassie Bishop who came
over from Walla Walla to spend
Christmas with her parents.
Rev. and Mrs Fl. A. Moves and Miss
Rachel Noyes and E. D. Perkins drove
to Yakima Christmas morning to at
tend a family gathering. They had to
go by way of Grandview and over the
Euclid bridge. For two miles they were
guided by pilot car as water was two
feet deep E. D. Perkins and Miss Noyes
went from there to Charleston to spend
the rest of the vacation at the Perkins
home Rev. and Mrs. Moves and two
of their daughters Mrs. Flora Buck
ingham of st. Maries Idaho and Mrs.
Dryden Reay and her two little child
rem of Blackfoot, Idaho returned with
them and will visit at the Moves home.
E. r. Griner and son TOmmie drove
to Ellensburg to meet Bernice who
came by bus from Seattle. DR.. Devin
and Miss Lois Duvall made the trip
with them and went from there to Sc
attic. So many buses were held up in
Ellensburg that there were more than a
hundred people stranded in the station
Miss Smith, school teacher, on he1
way to Walla Walla returned with the
Hanfordites and was taken down tc
Kennewick Christmas Eve so that She
might get to Walla Walla. Donald anc
Tommie Griner, and Mrs. Griner took
Bernice to Ellensburg Tuesday return
ing that evening. Both trips were made
by way of Vantage.
) Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Krug entertained
!. the following guests on Christmas Day
| Rev. and Mrs L. G. Krug and theil
; daughters, Esther, Ruth and Rose ane
Mrs Miles Choate and James Brown
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Of interest to Hanford people is tn
;, marriage of Miss Dorothy Conkle ant
Mr.. Howard Gilmour on November
2 in the Catholic church in San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Gilmour is the granddaugh
ter of Mrs. Conkle and the late Johl
Conkle of Hanford and has spen
nearly every summer since early child
hood in Hanford. She is a talente'
musician and was graduated from
girls school in Portland and finishe
college in San Francisco.
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), Mrs. Russell Weber and littl
s daughter went to Kennewick last wee
5. to spend a week with, the former
It mother. Russell spent Christmas wit
2. them returning Monday night.