White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-04-05
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. r. slavens)

The Ladies' Aid Silver Tea and food
sale was held at the church last Inurs-
day with quite large crowd present.
A program consisting Of the follow
ing numbers was given: trio, Barbara
Morgan, Margaret Anglin ana WI
ginia Perry, accompanied by MIs
Noyes; reading, Mrs. Q. Hussey' plal.o
solo, Mrs. H. H. Boie; ski, MRS. -
l.. Whitwer and Mrs. J. H. Evett; duet,
Mrs. e. Worby and a. q. Mansnelo'
accompanied by Mrs. Noyes; poems,
Mrs. ruth Graham; skit, Mrs. Mamie
syford, Miss Lillian Harm ana Mss'
NJ r. slayens Angel cake With orange
sauce and tea were served Iney '''aoe
over $i3. .,.
The annual congregational meeting
WAS held at the church Thursday eve
ninu and annual reports were given.
The following were elected to the var
io,,s church positions: Sunday school
superintendent, q. E. Mansfield; as
sistant. Mrs M. r. Slavens; superin-
tendent of primary, second assistant
superintendent and superintendent OF
cradle roll, Mrs. j. H. Evett; secretary
treasurer, George McConnachie; plan
list, Margaret Moulster; assistant, Lor-
ena Slavens Trustees Of the church,
DR.. J. F. Devin and L. L. Whitwer;
treasurer, M. R. Slavens; superlnten-
dent of Intermediate CE Mrs. N. e
Anglin; superintendent of Junior CE
Mrs. G.. E. Mansfield, assistant sup
erintendents, Mrs. Margaret McCon-
nachie and Mrs l.. l.. Whitwer Rev
Moves announced that he would spend
the summer on the coast and that ne
might not return in the fall The mem
bers expressed their appreciation OF
all that Rev. and Mrs Moves had done
and were sorry to learn that they
might not be with us all year.
Services were held the evening O.
Good Friday at the Ringold schoo
house and splendid sermon wa
preached by Rev. John Meede OF Con
nell. Special music was furnished o.
the choir.
Eight little girls met with their Sun
day school teacher, Mrs. Jack Potter
last Friday afternoon to practise 10
Easter and for a party. They playet
Easter games and Jeanne MacDonel
found the most Easter eggs IN TN
hunt. Refreshments of Easter cookies
cake and dessert were enjoyed.
Row Wilson came up from Monroe
Oregon Saturday evening and re-
turned Tuesday morning, accompanies
bv Mrs. Wilson and little Derwood.
There were rs present at the Easte
services Sunday evening. A fine musl
cal program was given by choir com
posed of Howard Anglin, Mrs LOU
Krug and Miss Lois Duvall. Mrs. Noye
was accompanist and directed Tn
singing. Rev. Moves gave a splendl
talk. Each family received an artist
Easter folder from the minister
Walter Jones left Tuesday for Cash
mere. where he has work Mrs l.. ]
Brooks went to Wenatchee with hlr
and will visit her sister, Mrs. j.
Mints until after the Blossom FesC'
val. Then she expects to visit ne
daughter at Ephrata before returnla
home. The three Jones children WI
stay with their grandparents uni
school is out.
The Elmer Horton family, who ha1
been living on the Koontz tract, move
to the Walter Jones house this wee
MIR. and Mrs. B. @. Root and Jlmm
were in Kennewick Saturday on bus
ness. The whole town seemed 10
at the station when the new Unle
Pacific train came through. From t.
back it looks like bullet, and W
travel 10 miles an hour.
Mrs. T. E. Kamerer and Mrs.
S. Weber and Mrs Dorsett drove
Kennewick Thursday morning. Mrs.
o. Waha, who went with them, to
the train for Portland.
Mrs. G., j. Schreiner and Gere Al
and Miss Kathryn Syford and Ma
Elizabeth Newton spent Easter Day
Yakima.
Mrs. G.. j. Schreiner and Miss Kat
ryn syfford were hostesses at a sal
bridge shower in honor OF MIS-.
Wilson at the formers home Mono
afternoon. There we're twenty prese
first prize going to Mrs. Leo WEEK.
and second to Mrs. Roy Wilson. s
received many pretty gifts from I
friends. Salad, waters and coffee w
served.
Fred Justis and his daughter, Fra
ces Betty, and Margaret Cox drt
to walla Walla to spend Easter W
Mrs. Justis, who was called to wa
Walla on account of the illness
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