White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-05-10

Taylor Needham is walking with
crutches these days as a result OF an
accident last Tuesday when MS le1t
knee was wrenched out of place. he
suffered the same misfortune two years
ago.
Mrs E. R. Griner, Mrs. j. @. Syttord,
Miss Kathryn Syford, Mrs. N z. An
Gin. Mrs. E. F. Newton, Mrs. B. O..
Root, Mrs G.. j. Schreiner ana MRS
A. G.. Evett attended the Yakima val
lev Federation of Women's Clubs meet
ing held at Benton City last Friday
The last monthly meeting OF the
P.-T.A. will be held Thursday eve
ming, May II, at the high school. Mrs.
q. ]. Krug will give talk on what
the Child Should Know Before He
Enters School,. Parents Of children Of
pre-school age are especially invited.
Mrs. H. j. Evett will talk on "Vaca-
ton Plans.
A large crowd attended the two Jul
nior plays last Friday evening. John
Burch as Elmer" captivated the entire
audience and all the other parts were
equally well taken. Rose Krug as Miss
Diantha Abel and Dorothea Housden
as Grandma in "Neighbors" had the
stellar roles but all the other parts
were taken in very able manner. The
o+o I'll yr,n0 nIQVS
are to be complimented on their ex-
cellent work "Neighbors" was said to
be the best play ever given by high
school students in Hanford. The in
Permission numbers, which consisted
of primary pupils singing a Lullaby,
Rock-a-Bye song in costume and up
per grade girls singing the Bubble
song. with intermediate grade girls
blowing bubbles, was also enjoyed
Floyd Emerson played piano selections
before the plays.
Monday the Senior class, accompan-
led by supt. and Mrs. Abey, went on
their annual sneak day. They left
Sunday morning in the Fenley car and
visited several of the business colleges
and other points of interest in Spo-
kane on Monday.
Mary Ellen Cox, who has been at
tending business college in Spokane
arrived home Friday for few weeks
visit.
The dog owned by w. A. Joyce was
bitten by a rattlesnake Tuesday.
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A dance in honor of Mrs. H. p
Christensen, who left Wednesday for
her home in Benton City, was given
at the Tom Worby home Tuesday eve
ming. Music was furnished by Mrs
Harriet Joyce, Ivar Holmskog anc
Claude Hoover.
Mrs. Clint Crap, who has been suf-
fering from heart trouble, was quite
ill Sunday but is slightly improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Crap came down from
Malaga several weeks ago to visit at
the Frank Odell home.
T. H. Potter, accompanied by his
little grandson, drove over from Ellens-
burg Sunday to get his father-in law
G. r. Slavens, who will accompany hin
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vertner let
Thursday morning for Wenatchee tt
visit the formers mother They re
turned Saturday evening.
Next Sunday during the Sunda.
school hour a bouquet of flowers VII
be given to the eldest mother, one t
the Youngest mother and one to tn
mother who is accompanied by tn
largest number of children. AT II am
after Sunday school, the Junior CT
will give short program in honor Q
their mothers.
"Mav Fairies, in the guise OF Ju
Nor Christian Endeavor boys and girl
left flowers on the porches May Da
eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Weber an
Betty Jean returned Saturday from
three-day trip to Wenatchee wher
they visited Russell's sister, Mrs Law
renee Davis.
Mrs. G. D. Gooch has been very ]
for the past few days.
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