White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-03-22
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. R. slavens)

Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Vertner OF va
kima visited at the Fred vertner home
from Monday until Friday last week.
Fred vertner's mother, Mrs. w. NJ.
Knox, and his grandmother, Mrs. .. =.
Brown, who have spent the winter N
Long Beach, California, drove down
from Cashmere Wednesday to spend
the day at the formers home. Mrs.
Jordan of Yakima came over wa5n
them.
The Senior dance at the high school
gym was quite well attended. aot oo5s'
coffee and pop were sold by the Sc
niors. Over s. was cleared;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson and little
son arrived Saturday evening from
Monroe to visit at the home OF Mrs
Wilson'S mother, Mrs. Mamie syf1ord
Row left Monday but the others re-
NAMED for longer visit.
X X X
Jack Potter has leased the place
next to M. r. Slavens, owned by Les
ter Jones and his brother Roy. They
have been living with G.. T. Slavens
but moved to the ranch the first OF
this week.
Rev. and Mrs H. A. Moves attended
the district Christian Endeavor con-
vention at Prosser Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. Mrs. Anglin and crowd
of Endeavorers took a car full over
Saturday and Sunday Twenty one Ju-
niors, accompanied by their leader,
G.. E. Mansfield, attended the meeting.
The three cars were driven by q. T.
Mansfield. M. r. Slavens and Laverne
Parker. Sunday evening the Endeav-
orers held song service at 1880 IN
the church and gave reports OF Jhe
Prosser meeting. There was a large
crowd present. The Intermediate So
ciety won gold pin for number ana
promptness Of attendance. There were
81 in attendance from here.
X X Y
Wednesday evening the Juniors gave
an excellent program at the church
followed by box social. The youth1ul
bidders had great deal OF fun bid
ding. There were quite a number OF
grown-ups present. Apples and cocoa
were served to all present. They MADE
$5.25.
A large group of women attended
the meeting of the Womens Improve
ment club at the home OF Mrs. II
H. Boie last Wednesday afternoon
After the business meeting, Mrs. Mary
Davis, county club leader, gave talk
on economic buying which was much
appreciated. Chicken sandwiches
cookies and coffee were served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be helc
April IL at the home Of Mrs. Motfatt
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kline and little
son are moving across the river TO Che
G. S. Kline ranch and G. s. Kline
is pruning the trees on the Whelar
tract. leased by Mrs. Nina Kline. His
father, D. G. Kline, will live at the
home of his daughter-in-laW, Mrs
Nina Kline and family
X X X
e. r. Griner, Charles Foster, Mr.
and mrs. w. S. Weber and Tomml'
Griner were in Yakima Saturday.
Mrs. G.. Herbert Smith and Mrs
Fred Rinehart and son Freddie drov
to Prosser Friday and returned Sat
urday. Freddie underwent tonsilec
tony Friday
Mrs. E. R. Griner and Donald drov
over to Garfield last Friday Wit
Myron Hickman of Colfax. They Wis
tied with relatives until the first par
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schiavani ar
moving to the ranch vacated by Ma
Kline.
Mrs. w. S. Weber, Jr., and .littl
Dale went to Kennewick last Satur
day, the former to help take care
her father, who is Ill.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Norgard and tw
children and Mrs o. E. Bailey an
twin daughters Catherine and Eliza
beth of Yakima, spent Sunday at tn
G.. j. Schreiner home.
x*
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fenley and fan
lily have moved to their ranch NORTH
west of town.
NoNN~~>~~-c-N>~ c~~~~o~c~~~~o~O~