White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-05-30
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
tgy Mrs. NJ. X. Slavens'

Irene Hall entertained the principals
of. the operetta cast at her home Sat
urday evening following the operetta.
Games and dancing were enjoyed ana
refreshments were served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hussey OF
Walla Walla spent the weekend with
the G. A. Hilssey family, leaving Mon
day for Pasco, where Mr.. Hussey was
called on business.
Frances Betty Justis entertained at
a dinner Tuesday evening in honor OF
Irene Hall.
Mrs. Clifton Hussey returned to
Hanford Friday afternoon from Spo-
kane, having been called there by the
illness of her father A. G. Hall. Mr.,
Hall passed away Friday morning. He
was 81 wears of age and had suffered
for the past two years from heart
trouble and Bright's disease. He was
a former state representative and past
Grand Master of the Sons of Union
Veterans of the Civil War.
Members of the Hanford Improve
ment club were hostesses at Kenslng-
ton held at the club rooms last We'd
nesday afternoon The afternoon was
spent in sewing and delicious refresh
ments were served. A silver offering
was taken and food sale was held in
connection with the affair. The money
will be used to help keep up the park.
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The Muir school closed Thursday,
and on Wednesday evening COM
rnunity dinner was held at the school,
house, the program closing with dane
ing. Mrs. Alva Ingram Gay Olds)
taught the Muir school last year, was
married after school closed and taught
this year, but expects to leave soon
for Ontario, Oregon Mr.. Ingram came
up from Ontario last week.
The freshmen and sophomores gath
cred at the home Of Hazel Horton Fri
day evening for "a farewell party. The
Horizons expect to leave soon for Coulee
to make their home. They played
games and refreshments of jello, cake,
cocoa and cookies were served
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The junior senior banquet was held
Thursday evening at the Grange hall
A delicious banquet was prepared by
the mothers of the juniors. Herbert
Crimson was POSTMASTER and Margaret
Moulster gave the response. Irene Hall
gave the class poem, Jean Griner gave
the class will and Rose Krug the class
prophecy and Mildred Moulster the
class will Ivan White gave chalk
talk and Supt. Abbey gave a talk en-
titled "The Hammer Group songs
were sung. The table was decorated
in yellow and white, the senior class
colors.
Louie Perry returned to the CCC
camp at Vancouver Friday after Wis,
s iting his parents for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burlingame ane
four children of Neppel visited at thu
Moulster home Sunday. Mrs. Burlln
game is a sister Of Mrs. Moulster.
G.. T. Slavens returned Friday even
ing from Ellensburg after visiting hi
daughter, Mrs Elma Potter, for severa
weeks.
DR.. Gertrude McGill Mrs. Nelli
Ross and son Joe arrived from Seattl
Friday evening to visit their siste,
Mrs. A. L. Brockway. The two forme
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Brockway lef
early Saturday for Ephrata. Joh7
Brockway will join them there and Wi
take them to Coulee Dam for the week
end Dr. McGill, Mrs. Ross and 10
left for Seattle Monday.
The baccalaureate services were hel
Sunday evening at the Communlt
Presbyterian church, the Rev. Wallac
Bristor of KenneWick preaching tn
sermon. It was very helpful serrno
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Edward Worby an
Mrs. Fred Justis sang "The Beautifl
Garden of Prayer and Robert Brir
son sang Loves Old Sweet Song, M
Backs playing the accompaniment.
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Mrs. A. M. Rollinger entertained TT
members of the graduating class
her home Sunday evening precedin
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teachers were also invited A deliciol
dinner was served and each memb
was given a gift. Seven members
this class were former pupils of MI
Rollinger and she has always been il
terested in them.