White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-05-24
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. R. slavens)

Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Fly and three
children, who recently moved to Pas-
co, spent Mothers Day in East Han
ford visiting Orville's mother, Mrs. VII
liams and Mrs Fly's sister, Mrs. George
Wurtz.
B. salvini, Mr.. and Mrs Dewitt
Buckholdt and Mrs. j. II. EVett were
in Yakima Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Weber ana
Betty Jean stopped in Kennewick 70
visit Mrs Behrman on their way Io'lle
from drandview. The latter TWO re-
NAMED for a few days visit.
The name Of Mrs. Ct. Herbert sHlatn
was inadvertently omitted when men
tioning the hostesses at the 111ee'ii's "
the club on May 10.
The group who have been giving
dances at the Tom Worby home gave
nartv Saturday night for Mrs. Joe
DeRieio. who is planning to visit her
PARENTS in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
in the near future. Mrs. Purdy, Mrs.
Fife and Mrs. Whitwer were the COM
rnittee on refreshments.
The Grange met in regular session
Tuesday evening and since this was
the last evening the teachers were
present, refreshments were served ana
the social hour was held in their honor,
and also in honor of Mrs. David Hart
mann whose birthday it was. She cut
the birthday cake. Lemonade ana CAKE
we're served.
number of neighbor women ana
friends surprised Mrs. Hartmann on
her birthday Tuesday afternoon. she
received many presents ana dellclous
refreshments were served. Mrs. Ar1le
Hansen was in charge OF the parCy'
assisted by Mrs. B. G. Root and MIS-.
Leo Webber.
Miss Elizabeth Grant received con-
gratulations on her 87th birthday on
Monday, May 81. In the evening she
was a dinner guest at the BrockWay
home.
Miss Marguerite Knaub and MIS-
Earl Knaub of Vernita and the latter's
aunt, Mrs. Harmon Soulen OF Phlllps
Wisconsin, called on Hanford trlends
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Soulen is
well known in Hanford Her daughter
Joyce. now Mrs. Benson of Waukeshau
wisconsin. is a graduate of Hanforo
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd King and hCCle
son left Sunday for their home IN Sc
attic after visiting a week at the nome
of Mrs Kings parents Mr. ana MIS-
IT. deI,acey Moffatt took them as fal
as Yakima.
Frank Clark returned Tuesday even
ing from trip to Grand Coulee VIII
Joe Picatti, Marvin Chase and Johf
Chase. After viewing the site OF, the
proposed dam, Mr.. Clark and Mr.. FL
catti drove over to the coast by wa!
of Stevens Pass, visiting several coas
cities as we'll as the power plant AM
dam at Lake Cushman. They returned
by way of Naches Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Rolllnger Wer'
hosts to the Misses Isabelle and Doro
thv Hegger and Paul Hegger, niece
and nephew of MI. Rollinger, Weo
nesday afternoon. They LETT Tor tllefs
burg in the evening, accompanied y
M. Rollinger Their home is IN 20
seph, Oregon.
Miss Martha Bash of Grants Pass
Oregon, arrived in Hanford Tuesda
afternoon and is spending several DAY
at the M. r. Slavens home.
Word has been received here that tn
father Of Fred Justis passed ava
Monday night at his home in Mllal
Indiana. Mr.. JustiS, who recently wei
oac+ ic exnected to return soon.
The annual Junior Senior suppf
was held Friday, May ID, on the law
of the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
B,1rch. It was one of the lovelle
affairs of it's kind ever given. Accoft
ING to tradition the supper was give
by the Juniors in honor OF the grao'
ating class. When the guests arrive
tiny mortar board hat was tleo
each by the chairman OF the panqut
Miss Rose Krug. They We then snow
around the garden. At $50 tiny ga
of grape juice were served ana oes
Griner, as president OF the jun
class. offered toast to the Senior
Everett Jones responded for his cla
Immediately following the toasts, SUI
Ter was served, Esther Krug, Ma
Cox and Verna Moulster asslstlf
Sliced chicken and pork, various salae
sandwiches, fruit punch, cake ana
cream with chocolate or straWpel
sauce, and coffee made up dellclo