White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-05-03
Around And About White Bluffs

The great "Yogi Yorgensen". See
himl Hear him! Grange Burlesque.
F. L. Brown of Yakima was guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Keen Monday
and Tuesday.
Rev. L. @. Krug, Esther Krug and
Dorothy Morford were Yakima visitors
today, Thursday.
Mrs. George Chase, Tony and Mrs.
Ann Williams were Yakima visitors
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mills and children
Of Tacoma have been guests of Mrs.
Percy Bruce since last Thursday.
Mona Ray is now at the x. A. House
home where she will stay until the
school term ends, when she will join
her family on the Coast.
Mrs. F. A. English, Mrs. N. p. Anglin
and Mrs. j. H. Evett went to Wapato
today, Thursday, to attend meeting
of the Yakima Valley Past Matrons
/ club
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. O'Larey and
| Tonamie drove to Yakima Thursday
evening to meet Dean Taylor of Sum-
ner, who was their guest until Sun
! day. After taking him to his train at
Yakima the OLareys attended the
auto races there.
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| Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chase were Mrs. Sue Benson
and Max Levinson, both of Seattle.
They drove over Saturday and were
accompanied by Mrs. Ann Williams,
who will visit with the Chases for
some time.
Dolores Moody, who recently under
went an appendectomy is improving
rapidly now and has been removed
from the hospital to the home of her
grandparents in Wenatchee. Her moth
er, Mrs. Frances Moody, is in Wen
atchee with her.
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A play and special musical pro-
gram are being prepared by Mrs. F. A.
English and Mrs. Alex Parke for the
next meeting of the Woman's Club
which will be held a week from next
Wednesday, May 16 AS this will be the
Guest Day program it will probably be
held in Liberty hail.
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The Ladies Aid met in the church
parlors last Thursday with Mrs j. E
Leander and Mrs s. v. Tanning host
esses. The next meeting will be on
Thursday, May 10, when some quilting
will be done.
MRS. w. A. CHAPEL, sec'y.
The annual Mothers Tea of the Jul
nior Women's club will be held next
Friday May II, at the Presbyterian
church. Each member will bring her
own mother, if possible, and if not
will escort some other mother to the
entertainment which has been planned
for the occasion
Oh-h-h Boy!!!! See Mabel Todd
Grange Burlesque.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Nelson and baby
Byrne left hurriedly for Seattle Tues
day evening when Mrs. Nelson re-
ceived a long distance call informing
her that her mother, Mrs. H. G.. Selby
was very ill. During Mr.. Nelson's alb
sence, Miss Mildred Anderson is act
ing superintendent of the schools.
Tony Romano, The Rhythmettes
Madam Ponselle, Carlyle Bennett the
whole gang! Well be SEEM you
Grange Burlesque.
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A consignment of the Mothers Day
stamps, recently announced by the
postoffice department, has been re.
ceived at the White Bluffs postoffice
and was put on sale today, May 8
Those who have been given "pre-
view" of the stamp consider it very
effective and j. E. Leander post.
master, has taken a number of orders
for it.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Olsen of San
Francisco arrived Saturday to be
guests of Mrs. Olsen's father, Harry
Paschen. Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen recently
lost their only child, little boy eight
months old, who died in San Fran
cisco hospital on April %. The baby
had been named Harrison Vernon after
his grandfather and father. Death re-
suited from an enlarged heart.
The Gingkho petrified forest near
Vantage, recently publicized, is becom-
ing drawing power for people from
all parts of the state, according to
recent reports. Visitors from White
Bluffs last week were. Mr.. and Mrs
<. A. House and Carter, Mr.. and Mrs
r. S. Reierson, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Gibbins and three children and Ed
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