White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-09-28

A son was born. to Mr.. ana Mrs.
Walter Strycker (Ethel Woods) OF
Hanford Sunday evening Sept. ~ at
S o'clock, at the Kennewick hospltal.
The baby weighed 81 pounds ana mas
been named Richard Walter.
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Noyes drove to
Mabton Sunday afternoon. From there
they will go to Wapato to attend the
meeting of the Presbytery OF Central
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ainsley and
daughter Lillian, Oscar Hort and Leo
Porter came over from Langley, on
WILDLY Island, and expect to work IN
the fruit. They had car trouble near
Yakima, Mrs. Ainsley, Lillian and Mr.
Hjort coming here by stage. Mr. Atnsley
and Mr. Porter arrived Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday,
Oct. S at the home of Mrs. H. A. Moves
Save the date Friday, Oct. 13 for the
Grange Harvest Entertainment and
save your nickels for you will need
them that night
After the regular business meeting OF
the Grange Sept. 26 reception was
held for the school teachers. The pro-
gram consisted of singing by the
Grange, Women's quartet, "The Hen is
the Bird for the Farmer" A number of
women acted out names of chickens.
Solo by Mrs. Enyeart accompanied by
Mrs. Brockway. M. R. Slavens, master
i~,t,
the teachers with some humorous story
and each one gave response. A1ter
playing some games, refreshments OF
cake and coffee were served by the
economics committee.
The p. T. A. met last Thursday even
ing at the high school. The following
were reelected as officers for the new
wear: Pres. Mrs. Frank Clark, Sec. Mrs
Manfred King, Treas Miss Lillian Harm
Mrs. G.. j. Schreiner was elected vice
president. L. L. Whitwer, president OF
the board, gave short talk on the ten
mill tax levy 1t was decided to hold the
the Flower and Vegetable Exhibit at
the Grade school, Sept. 20. After the
meeting they adjourned to the gym
and the following program was given
Duet, The P. r. A. Song, Mrs. EdWarc
Worby and Mrs Manfred King; few
words of welcome were given by Mrs
Clark, Rev. H. A. Moves and L. l.
Whitwer. Supt. Abey responded for the
teachers; Reading by Mrs. Manfred
King; original reading by Mrs. NJ II
Slavens. Refreshments of cake and COT
fee were served by committee com
posed of Mrs. Purdy and Mrs. Worb!
and Mrs. Griner.
Last Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day the freshmen were required Il
salute the sophomores and wear cloth
ing as they dictated etc. and OF
Wednesday evening a public Initiation
was held supervised by teachers. Their
was quite large crowd present ant
they were kept entertained from tn
moment they beheld the freshmen clas
composed of one girl, Lorena Slavens
and six boys, Jimmie Wurtz, Roper
Handy, Richard Cords, Hugh BurcE
Clifford Whitwer and Guy Foster (th
latter was absen0 come In on all tour
like lowly worms, sing solos, sit IN tn
electric chair, box blind folded, ett
Later the freshmen and their parent
and the teachers were served puncf
sandwiches and cake. They were give
very cordial welcome to the studer
body.
GUY Dayton, Jr and his sister In
Bernice and MIR. and Mrs. Claude Mo-
ache drove over from Grandvle
Saturday, returning Sunday. The tV
former visited at the Griner home ar
and the latter at the home OF Ii
Weber.
Mrs. j. H. Evett and Mrs. A. IT, Eve
were shopping in Yakima last F'rlda