White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-11-30


went +o Kennewick last Saturday to
attend Achievement Day ana W
ceive their pins: Margaret A
Wilma Cox, Thelma Fife, Ru1h Aai SOL
Barbara Morgan, Dorothy Pierson, w
einia Perry Lorena Slavens, MRS. MAJ
raret McConnachie, the sewing leaoer'
and her assistant, Miss Leona EVeto;
howard Clark and Morris slavens ana
their cooking leader, Mrs. M. =. sla-
VEINS. Mrs. A. q. Evett, MRS. MoTssn
and Mrs. schreiner. Patty MacDonell'
CIV Rrockway and Jimmie Root aaso
received All club pins although noo
able to be there. At 10 am. tne1e wa s
a program Of stunts, music e1c" aila
then they had delicious ollanef %
chicken and noodles, string DEANS etc'
The table decorations were green
candles and white tchrysanthemums;
the green salad, white cake, and green
and white ice cream carried out the
4-H colors. Later they all attended a
movie. They wish to thank all VINO
made it possible for them to attend
this splendid meeting.
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Last Thursday evening Iile oewAAie
class gave a program at the high school
gym in connection with giving away the
s,1nbonnet Guilt which the girls made
Mrs Mamie Syfford held the lucky
number that won the quilt. The pro-
gram consisted of play called Inc
Paiama Case, by Wilma Cox, Barbara
Morgan. Annetta Buckholdt, Virginia
Perry. Lorena slavens, Dorothy Pier
son, Thelma Fife, Margaret Angi1h'
Patty MacDonell and Ruth Larson;
solo. Margaret Anglin accompanied ny
Miss Duvall; ''The Raw Recruits"
Rows Cooking Glass; piano duet, MRS.
worbv and Mrs. Krug;; Mrs Thick ana
Mrs. Thin" Dorothy Pierson, Thelma
rife. Barbara Morgan. The proceeds
were used to take the girls to Kenne-
wick.
David Hartmann went to Spokane
instead of Yakima, as stated last week.
CLAYTON Hartmann, j. M. Justis ana
Dr Devin returned Thursday Mr.
Hartmann expects to remain at the
hospital in Spokane for week or Two.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Wooten and
Marvlynn returned Sunday evening
after visiting in Seattle Mr.. Wootens
mother. Mrs. Dudley Wooten, who came
I'm from California to visit friends re-
turned with them and will remain Ior
a visit.
THANKSGIVING Sunday was celebrated
with several special numbers at Sum
dav school and the Junior Christian
Endeavorars invited their patents 5e
their meeting. Margaret Anglin arc
Shirley Slavens sang solos, accom-
panied by Lorena Slavens. Cook IS afle
cocoa were served after the meeting
Rev. Noyes preached a good sermon
in the evening Ora Cox read the Presi'
dents Thanksgiving proclamation.
M. R. slavens attended the meeting
of the Yakima Valley Rural Carrier
at Prosser Saturday evening at which
Congressman Knute Hill and Eau
Bentley postoff1ce inspector, were IN
principal speakers Mrs. Mamie Syffor
who also made the trip, visited at tn
Shepherd home and with Uuner frierd'
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MIR. and Mrs. Clifton Hussey and so
Teddy left wednesday evening IL
spokane, where they VIII spen
Thanksgiving with relatives.
class in the art of bookmaking W;
conducted at the home of Mrs. Schre
ner by Mrs. Mary Davis, county eli
leader. A pot-luck lunch was served
noon. and in the afternoon the tt
women present were shown varlo
Christmas presents that could be ma
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Weber return
home from trip to Seattle Ihurso
evening.
I Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Weber, M
Lawrence Davis and son Gerald spe
the week. end at Selah.
Ruth Hoover returned home Mono
for the Thanksgiving holidays fr'
Portland. where she is attending cole
this year.
a. "A. r 00AAo OSSA~AOS -
George and Edward and Bernf
worbv were in KenneWick Saturd
X X X
Mrs. Paul Crimson and two daue
tiers, Robert Crimson, Mrs Elsa Tro
anhauser and Mrs. Gus Burford W
in Kennewick Saturday.
X X X
The Joe Picatti family drove O
from Yakima Sunday in their new
and visited at the Frank CLARK
James Calza homes in Hanford.
X X Y
Jack Potter and Max Kline LETT
Thursday for Los Angeles to get
Kinne and little son and Miss Y
Kline.
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar McConnas
and Arthur drove to Yakima Satur
From there Mrs. McConnachle wen
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