White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-26


THURSDAYS train for her home in
Cleveland Ohio.
William S. Weber returned Monday
night after selling apples IN the middle
west. He brought back new Terra
plane car, for which he has the agen-
CIV in Benton and Franklin counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Needham have
moved cabin camp on the lot IN
the rear Of the James Needham home.
Friday evening, Mrs Needham enter
tanned the twelve Ali club cooking
class girls at Camp Cabin. They
played court whist, Jeanne MacDonell
winning high prize. The color scheme
was red and green and was carried out
in the decorations and score cards Re
freshments of jello fluff, cocoa and
assorted cookies were served. Mrs.
Needham entertained especially Tor
Patty and Jeanne MacDonell, who are
leaving for Prosser the first Of the year.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Syford, who was born recently
at the Pasco hospital, lived only forty
one hours and passed away early this
week. The baby was buried at Rich
land Wednesday,
T. H. Potter of Ellensburg and his
daughter, Mrs. Helen Keener, and the
latter's little son of Yakima came over
Friday to visit G.. T. Slavens Mrs.
Potter left last week for Santa Clara,
California, to visit her son Emerson,
who is at the home of Mrs. Emma
Slavens.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Crimson, Jackie
Moulster, Mr.. and Mrs. Dolen Jones
and Louis drove to Yakima Friday to
meet the Misses Margaret and Mildred
Moulster who are attending Ellensburg
Normal and who will spend the holi-
DAYS at home Mrs. E. R. Griner &C
companied them and went on to Sc
attic to spend Christmas with her
daughters, Mrs. Bernice Briefly and
Jean Griner.
Mrs. N. P. Anglin and daughter
Margaret and Mrs. B. G. Root were in
Yakima Saturday. James Brown, who
is teaching at Wapato, returned with
them and will spend the Christmas va
cation with relatives.
Paul and Mary Cox arrived Friday
from Grandview. Paul left Saturday to
spend Christmas with friends in PORT
land, but Mary will remain at home
MIR. and Mrs Robert MacDonell and
two daughters and Annette Buckholdt
were in Yakima Saturday.
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B. Salvini, j. H. Evett, Joe DeRigic
and B. G. Root were in Prosser Satur-
day. Newton Justis returned with them
and then returned to Prosser Monday
with Robert MacDonell. Eden Jones
returned with him and will visit al
the Justis home.
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Nine All club girls met at the home
of Lorena Slavens Sunday afternoon
and made scrapbook for Mrs. Leons
Evett Ainsworth, who is i'll. Her birth
day was Dec. % and they also gav'
her a postcard shower. She was thel
former All club leader and laugh
some of them in Sunday school. Sun
day was Ruth Larson's sixteenth birth
day and they had a pot luck suppe
in the evening with birthday cake ant
jello for dessert. They gave Ruth
box of stationery and individual pres
ents
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Paisley an
their two children, Mrs. Jack Potte
and little Jackie and Mrs. Charlie
Derrick were in Pasco Saturday.
There were 46 at Sunday school. Tn
room was decorated with Christina
trees and greens. Christmas song
were sung. Mrs. Whitwer is now teach
ing the Bible class.
The j. H. Evett family drove
Benton City after Sunday school,
be the guests there of Mr.. and MIR
Horace Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Lemar Ferguson le
Saturday for Spokane to spend Chrls'
mas. Miss Elrna Morache accompanle
them and will go to her home in End
colt.
Miss Nadine Brown left Friday afteI
noon for her home in Prosser. Her II
Their, Andrew Brown, came for her.
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Jim Purdy George Purdy, Jimm
Wurtz and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wort
drove to Vantage Saturday From the
Mrs. Worby went to Wenatchee
spend Christmas with relatives.
The Pasco high school basketbs
team played Hanford Saturday mig
at Hanford the score being II to
The Pasco second team won it's gar