White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-05-31
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. R. Slavens)

At Sunday school last Sunday, G. E.
Mansfield was presented with glIG
by members of the Sunday school III
honor of his faithful service as super
intendent and in honor of his birth
day, which occurred that day. After
the services the Junior Christian En-
deavorers held meeting, at WHICH
time diplomas we're, given to the eleven
juniors who will be Intermediates heA1
year. Lorena Slavens gave a talk, MAI
garet Cox welcomed the new nenA-
bers, Newton Justis gave the rspollse'
Talks by Mrs. Mansfield ana rev
Moves and presentation Of diplomas
by Mrs. Moves completed the program
Miss Martha Bash, whose nome Is
in Grants Pass, Oregon, left Monday
nv wav of Yakima. She expects to
visit relatives and friends In Seattle
and Portland before returning home.
Miss Martha Bash, Mrs. Alex Nc
Connachie and Mrs. M. r. Slavens
were visitors at the F. E. Taylor home
in White Bluffs Sunday afternoon.
The G. H. Young family of Prosser
spent the weekend at the Leo Weber
home. Sunday evening a number OF
families had a picnic in their honor
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Mrs. Fay Wilson arrived from Wen
mi. tn offer
ranch. She is at the Planters hotel
A. L. Brockway and G. F. Wooten
left Monday morning for Ellensburg
to attend the state growers code con-
vention. Mr.. Brcckway is the dele
gate for the Priest Rapids valley.
Walter Jones came down from CASH
mere Saturday to attend the gradu-
ating exercises of the Hanford high
school, his son Everett being member
of the graduating class. Roy Jones &C
companied him.
The Junior Christian Endeavorers
held a cleanup bee at the church
Wednesday evening. At six o'clock they
had picnic supper. Mrs. Mansfield,
their Superintendent, Mrs. Moves, their
adviser, Rev. Noyes and G.. E. Mans
field were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Mans
field. who have done much for the
Sunday school and Christian Endeavor
will be greatly missed next year. Rev
and Mrs. Noyes will be here for a
short time but expect to leave soon
1t will be hard to fill their places.
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Schools closed Tuesday and nearly
all the teachers are leaving this week
Superintendent Abey expects to atteno
summer school at Pullman, Mr.. Hus-
sew at Gonzaga, Miss Graham at the
u. of W., Mr.. Mansfield at Cheney ano
Miss Harm at the U. of w.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Berg and two
children came up from Portland Sat
urday and are spending week at the
Anglin home.
Of interest to many people IN the
valley is the marriage of Miss Marjorie
HAYNES. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Manley B. Haynes of Seattle to MIR
Robert Montgomery. They were mar
ried last Saturday at Everett. Mrs
Montgomery attended the first ant
second grades in Hanford and wa
graduated from high school in Seattle
She has been working in the Seattl
public library
The upper grades and their teacher
G.. E. Mansfield, picnicked near Tn
Elliot ranch last Friday. They wen
in swimming and hiked both way
Mrs. ,Anglin taking out the ice crear
freezers and lunch boxes.
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For the pleasure of Mr.. Manst1elf
the upper grades entertained Thurs
day evening at the gym. They playe
games and later strawberry shortcaR
and iced tea were served. They pre-
sented Mr. Mansfield with gift
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M. r. Slavens, vice-presldent OF u
state Rural Carriers Association, We
invited to address a meeting OF u
Southeastern Washington RIGA. an
Ladies' Auxiliary, held at Pomerc
Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sic
vens drove to Touchet and then mac
the trip with Mr. and Mrs Frank MAJ
tin. Mrs. Martin is the state preside1
of the Ladies' Auxiliary. Mrs. Slaven
a past state president, installed tt