White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-01-04

Walla Walla Thursday last for visit
Gordon Taylor spent several days OF
last week as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r
j. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Robbins returned
Tuesday from ten day visit with rela-
t!ves In Ellensburg and Hayrah.
DR.. and Mrs. q. r. Newton enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. x. q. House and
their two children at dinner Sunday
evening.
Lenoir McMurry left Tuesday for Sc
attic where shs will continue her
studies at a business college there. Mrs
r. B. McMurry drove her to Yakima to
get her train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rea Miss Emma
Rea and Lloyd Foster visited in va
kima during the New Year weekend,
going over Saturday and returning
Monday.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ponsat, Ed
ward and Yvonne, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Jourdan drove to Yakima where
they were guests of Mr. and Mrs Emil
Roberts until their return Tuesday.
hHs v9r1 Mos n \
the trip to Walla Walla Tuesday to
take Dudley back to Whitman where
he will resume his studies. His parents
returned the same day.
Jim Brown left Monday to enter the
Ellensburg State Normal school. He
made the trip with Jay Montgomery
and Flora Montgomery who was re-
turning to finish her second year at the
normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hitchcock left
Monday morning for Lewiston where
they will visit for two or three weeks
with Mr.. Hitchcock's brother. They
have been guests here of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. O'Larey for the past two weeks.
Miss Ellen Reierson returned Mon
day to Moscow. She is teacher at the
University of Idaho. Miss Reierson had
spent her Christmas holiday with Mr.
and Mrs. r. S. Reierson who took her
to KenneWick to get her train New
Years day.
Returns from the dance of last
Saturday evening given by the White
Bluffs Band orchestra were sufficient
! to complete the payment for the bands
sweaters. Fortyth three couples attended
the dance. The next big event planned
by the orchestra will be Valentine
Ball.
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OF interest to her friends in the val
ley is the news that Miss Julia Marsh
has been appinted to teaching posi-
ton in the Goldendale school, She left
Yakima to take up her new job Thurs
day. Miss Marsh was employed as 3rd
and 4th grades teacher in the White
Bluffs schools last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller of Dry
den and their children, Alice Mae and
Harold, visited with friends in White
Bluffs and Hanford Sunday and Mon
day. They spent the night at the E. F.
Newton home. The Millers left White
Bluffs for Dryden, where they conduct
butcher shop, year and a half ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs Harry Foltz, Melvin and
Thurston, and Mr.. Foltz's niece, Miss
zelda Dotson of Spokane, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Broughton from
Saturday until Monday. Miss Dotson
has been guest of the Foltz at STAN
field, Oregon. Sunday evening Mr. and
Mrs. G. I. Wright and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gilhuly called at the Broughton
home and watched the new year in
with them.
Thursday evening Lenoir McMurry
was hostess to group of her young
friends who had banded together to
surprise her. Sunday evening, New
Years Eve, her mother, Mrs R. B.
McMurry entertained the same group
at dinner party in her honor
Guests were: Al Barnes, Doris Hole
eek, Doris Hemker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Mykol, Sam Soden, Mona Ray,
Karl Becht, Elsalea Baker, Roscoe Ray.
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Mr.. and Mrs Bert Martin enter
tanned at watch party New Years
Eve. Their guests played cards, gave the
New Year a rousing welcome, and en-
joyed the delicacies Mrs. Martin had
prepared for them. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Kalkwarf, Dave
Kalkwarf, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rinker,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Arnold Mr.. and
Mrs. Tex Arnold, Arthur Phillips, K.
E. Grant, Dock Arnold and the tive
Rinker children.
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