White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-11-16
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. r. slavens)

Last week, while Joe Clark was feed
ing apple wood to circular saw,
long root drew his left hand into the
saw, cutting all four fingers and the
thumb. DR.. Devin had to take nine
stitches in his hand The cuts nave
been very painful but ne is gettlng
along nicely.
Last Friday at 400 pm, an Armis-
tice Day program was given at the.
high school gym. The program was as
follows: Flag salute led by the upper
grades, silent prayer, singing OF Am
erica" and "A Long, Long Tranr, &C
companied by Mrs. Krug; FLANDERS
Field" by James Wurtz ana the reply
by Guy Foster; French song Dy the
f1rst wear class in French, and an adj
dress by Dr. E. F.. Newton, Sixth Dis
trict Commander Of the Legion. Ever
EFT Jones carried the American flag
and Robert Needham the Legion flag.
Quite number of parents and mem
bers of the American Legion attended
the program.
The Women's improvement Club met
last Thursday at the home of Mrs. M.
r. Slavens. It was decided to hold a
meeting at the home of Mrs. Schrelner
in order that Mrs. Davis may assist the
women in making books. The program
was a complete surprise to the hostess.
It was her fifteenth wedding anniver-
sary and the following mock wedding
program was given: Minister, Mrs.
Frank Clark; bride, Mrs. A. G. Evett;
bridegroom, Mrs. Mamie Syfford; ia
ther of the bride, Mrs. w. A. joyce;
mother of the bride, Mrs. G. j.
Schreiner; the doctor who attended the
weeping mother when she tainted, MISS
Leona Evett. Mrs. Edward Worry
PLAYED the wedding march and she ano
Mrs. j. A. Purdy sang parody on
20 Promise Me" in an off key. Mrs
w. S. Weber was bridesmaid. Mrs
Slavens was given set of cups AND
saucers by the club and Mrs. B. Q
Root. who assisted her in serving, also
gave her set of cups and saucers
The decorations were pink and white
chrysanthemums pink candles in glass
holders and refreshments were served
in glass dishes Mrs. George McCon-
nachie loaned some rare glass ware
given to her when she was married IN
1892. There were thirty six women ano
nine children present. It was also Mrs
Hussey's twenty fourth birthday ami
versary and she cut the pink and White
birthday cake.
A no host dinner was given Monday
evening in the new home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. E. r. Griner. Fried chicken anc
all the trimmings were served. After the
dinner four tables of bridge were II
play, Mrs. G.. j. Schreiner winning high
prize for women and E. R. Griner TO-
men, The guests presented the Grlner
with a beautiful bridge lamp. A spe
scial stunt was put on by Robert NC
Donell which caused much merrunent
Charlie Picatti won the lucky tickle
given by Yakima barber shop TO
hair-cuts and is the proud possessor O.
a new bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reglein and three
daughters of Wiley City spent Sunda!
at the M. R. Slavens home.
Mr. and Mrs. c.. j. Schreiner ant
Gere Ann spent the weekend in va
kima Going over they had as passen
gers Mrs. Lillian Bart and her daugh
ter Frances. The latter expects to tax
a course in nursing at the state Uni
versity. Mae Syfford, who has bee
working in the fruit at Harrah, re
turned with the Schreiners.
Virginia LaRae, whose picture Ia
appeared in all the newspapers OF tn
large cities in Washington on accour
of her ability to sing G sharp abo1
high G, is the daughter Of Mrs Ann
Blackler Crowfoot and used to visit NJ
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. job
Blackler, when she was little gin
She made her debut in New York, tai
ing the part of the mad Lucia
E. L. Horton and his mother, MI
Margaret Clament, and his nephe'
Edward Horton of South Dakota, n
turned Saturday from Azwell, whe
Mr.. Horton and Edward have bee
working in the fruit.
Mrs. Lawrence Davis left last Tue
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