White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-06-21

Cd1laQa, arrived IN Wn1Je BUTTS last
Thursday to spend month or so with
her aunt, Mrs. T. M. Brown.
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w. j. Jenkins left Monday morning
with Dr. E. F.. Newton to attend the
state meeting of the Masonic Lodge
at Tacoma this week. He expects to
return Friday.
Miss Olive Walker spent the week.
end on the coast as the guest of her
uncle, DR.. Baer, and her brother, Ray
mond Walker On her return she was
accompanied by her cousin, Beryl Baer,
who will visit here for a time.
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Miss Lois Duvall is spending this
| week as a guest at the N. P. Anglin
home at Hanford. She will return to
White Bluffs for few days before
going to her home on the Coast for
the rest of the summer.
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Charles English and William Jeffer-
son drove over from Seattle Sunday,
arriving late in the evening, for an
overnight visit at the F. A. English
| home. They brought Mrs. English a
| gay garden swing as birthday present
! from the family.
| Loren Hanford and Miss Jane Han
| ford arrived from Seattle Saturday at
the Edmund Anderson home Mr.. Han
| ford returned to the coast on Sunday,
but Jane plans to spend a two months
| vacation here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph George and two
sons and Frank Julian and two boys
spent Sunday with the j. E. Leander
| family. They all drove back to Wen
atchee the same evening with the ex-
ception of Donnie and Jack George,
who will spend part of their sum-
mer vacation with the Leanders.
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Miss Bertha Wills arrived Friday
evening from Martinez, California, to
visit with her aunt, Mrs. j. G. Lloyd,
and her brother, Gerry at Vernita.
Miss Wills has always spent part of
her summer vacation in White Bluffs
and is a very welcome visitor She will
be here all of this summer
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The final business meeting of the
year will be held by the Woman's
club next Wednesday, June q. At
this meeting the committee reports
Will be read and committees for the
coming year announced Mrs. Roy Glib
bins will also give report on the
state Federation convention at Olym-
pia, from which she returned Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kincaid and
Virginia and Thomas Black drove to
Priest Rapids Sunday to visit the pow
er plant. Later in the day they took
Mr.. Black, who had for several days
been a guest of the Kincaids, to va
kima to get the train which took him
to Fort Lewis where he will attend
training camp for reserve officers for
the next six weeks.
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Those who have been residents of
the valley for number of years will
recall the name of Harold Wendell who
fl1teen years ago spent some time at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Woods.
Last Monday, with his mother and
sister, who live in Tacoma, he was
again in White Bluffs, visiting at the
Woods home. He is now enjoying
six months leave of absence from the
Philippine Islands where he is en-
ployed as civil engineer
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The E. J. O'Larey home was the
scene of jolly house party when Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Hitchcock of La
Pine, Oregon, Tommie OLarey, who
is their guest for the summer, and
Dean Taylor of Sumner all arrived for
the weekend. On Monday afternoon
the OLareys and their guests drove
to Walla Walla to attend the Whit
man college graduating exercises at
which Dudley Wilkinson received his
diploma. The Hitchcocks and Tommie
drove back to LaPine that evening and
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Larey brought Mr..
Taylor as far as Kennewick where he
took train for the Coast