White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-01-25

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Roy Gibbins, Fred Gilhuly and Fred
English were business visitors In va
kima Wednesday.
E. F. Newton has been confined to
his home for the past two days fight
ing an attack Of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Woods were In
Spokane from Sunday until Tuesday,
combining business and pleasure trip.
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Aletha Hemker left by stage We'd
nesday for Port Townsend where she
will visit for several months with rel
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. House, Carter
and David spent Sunday in Kenne-
wick visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Sloan
The Ladies' Missionary society will
conduct the evening services Of the
Presbyterian church at Hanford next
Sunday, January %.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Broughton of va
kima were business visitors in White
Bluffs Tuesday They were guests at
the H. G. Broughton home.
John McFee returned Wednesday
from Seattle where he had visited with
his mother Mrs. Louise McFee He left
White Bluffs Friday, stopping over in
Yakima with his family.
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Mrs. Mary Davis, county club leader,
will spend Saturday afternoon with the
members of Mrs. Spears All sewing
club, discussing with them plans for
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foltz and their
two sons were weekend guests of the
H. G. Broughton family. They came
up from Stanfield, Oregon to attend
the Band banquet.
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Among the White Bluffs people who
attended the growers loan meeting in
Yakima last Friday were: Mrs. L. 9.
Robinson, Carl and Arthur Heideman,
R. r. Woods, F. N. Hensley, Emund
Anderson, Guy Stoddard, j. w. Lar
sen, Frank Meek and r. w. Eastland
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hitchcock left
early Monday morning for their home
at Bend, Oregon. They have been
guests of the E. j. O'Lareys. The coun-
try around Bend, like the Priest Rap
ids valley, has enjoyed an open winter
so Mr.. Hitchcock is starting his annual
i, numbering operations many weeks ear
| lier than usual
The Junior Woman's club will meet
February 2 at the Lutheran church.
Mrs. Lillian Holmskog will give book
review
All club members who wish to at
tend Mrs. Williams talk on the "Wel-
fare of the Child" at Hanford on Feb
ruary /, but who have no way to go
can make arrangements with Mrs
Harold Keen.
Harry Paschen left Friday for Nep-
pei, taking with him his two daugh-
ters Mrs Vernon Olsen and Mrs. Her.
bert Solibakke, and his little grandson
who have visited with him for the last
two weeks. From Neppel Mrs. Olsen
and her son will go to their home in
San Francisco and Mrs. Solibakke will
go east to rejoin her husband who is
attending technical school at Boston.
1T has been moved that the club
give two card parties next week. Is
there a second? Are you ready for the
question:"
How many amendments can you
think of, how much of parliamentary
V0AA6AC SolA yOu nCAi uP, OClO1c Cl1c C1lctlI-
man will be able to properly put the
| question on the above motion? That
! is what members of the Woman's club
are to think of between now and the
next club meeting. At the meeting
held Wednesday, January "a, Mrs. F.
E. Taylor led the members in a parli-
amentary drill after outlining the GUS
tomary procedure. At the next meeting
the subject will be studied more care
fully, using the motion about the card
parties as working example.
Wednesdays meeting was attended
by ten members. The bank waiver was
voted upon and signed.
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Saturday evening Mrs. Bert Rinker,
assisted by Mrs. B. F. Arnold and Mrs.
Pete Kalkwarf, honored Mrs. Walter