White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-14
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. R. slavens)

The P.-T.A. sponsored very de-.
lightful card party at the high school
Wednesday evening, Feb, 9. The rooms
were decorated with RED ana Wnlte
streamers and were otherwise decor
ated. Both contract and auction pr!dge
and pinochle were In play. The valen-
tine motif was carried out in tally
cards, etc. The six prizes were decks
Of cards, Mrs. q. ]. schTeiner ana
Leo Weber receiving the CONTRACT
bridge prizes, Mrs. r. w. MacDoneA
and II. J. Evett the auction bridge
prizes and Miss Margaret Moulster ana
DeLafayette Needham the pinoch!e
prizes. Refreshments of cake and COT
fee were served. Mrs. e. r. Griner,
president Of the P.-TA, and Mrs.
Frank Clark, chairman Of the COM
mittee, report that over eleven dollars
was Melted The money will be used
to buy dishes for the school.
The Ladies' Aid met on Thursday at
the Planters hotel with Mrs. Nellie
Hetherington and Mrs. L. L. Moulster
as hostesses. The following were elected
to serve for the ensuing year: Mrs.
H. j. E,vett, reelected president; Mrs.
E. r. Griner reelected vice-presldent;
Mrs. Edward Worby, secretary, and
Mrs. j. A. Purdy, treasurer. A discus
sion was held in regard to helping TO
buy chairs for the church. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs M. R. Slavens March z. There
was large crowd present. SANDWICHES
cake and coffee were served.
supt. Lester Abbey and Clifton Hussey
attended superintendent and prln-
cipal's meeting at Prosser Wednesday
evening.
e. j. Jones and Lester Jones have
sold their tract to Mr.. Farlo of Coulee
who expects to move to Hanford March
l. Jack Potter is living on the Jones
tract at present, having moved from
East Hanford.
A son was born Friday evening, Feb.
8, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ormas Evett at
the Personnette Nursing home in Ken
newick. The baby weighed nine and
one-half pounds.
There were 68 at Sunday school last
Sunday. The "Blues" are three IN the
lead. The men and boys had charge
of the singing with Mr.. Backs at the
piano. The scripture was read by Ber-
nard Worby; Rev. George Strycke1
lead in prayer and l.. L. WhitWer gave
an interesting talk on the first book
of Samuel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Weber and
Betty Jean moved last Wednesday tc
Priest Rapids where Mr.. Weber is now
employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Weber and Curtis
Lee moved to the Russell Webbel
place the latter part of the week
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Paul Cox has accepted position al
the government power plant at Crane
view and with his sister Mary left Sun
day for his new post.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. j. Schreiner enter
tanned informally at contract bridge
last Saturday evening. Two tables Wer.
in play, high prize was won by y. II
Evett. Mrs. Schreiner served refresh
ments after the game.
William Syfford and the Misses Ma
and Kathryn Syford, Ralph Back
and Howard Anglin attended the car
party given by the Junior Women
club at White Bluffs Friday evening
The Hanford boys basketball tear
PLAYED Richland at Richland Frlda
evening, winning 10 to 10. Miss Ora
ham. Miss Harm, Supt. and Mrs. Abe
and MIR. Hussey and James Miller &C
companied the team.
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Supt. and Mrs. Lester Abbey and Gilt
ton Hussey drove to Spokane after th
game at Richland They returned Sun
day evening. Mrs. Hussey's father
somewhat improved so Mrs. Hussey re
turned with them but Teddy RENAME
to have his tonsils removed
w, S. Weber drove to Yakima F'r
day to take Mrs. Dorsett as far
Wapato. After visiting relatives she WI
90 to California to visit her son. MI
Dudley Wooten also accompanied the!
and went to Seattle for visit
Archie Graeber drove over FRO
Selah Sunday to visit at the home
his aunt, Mrs. w. S. Webber, Tor
few days.
The P.-TA will meet Thursday eV
ming, February 81, at the high scho'
The intermediate Christian EndeaV
is planning Plantation Supper
be given at the church Washlngof
Birthday February o. Save the da'
Miss Kathryn Syfford Mr.. and MI
M. R. Slavens, Mrs. w. A. Joyce al
E. G Nagel attended the funeral
Miss Anna R. Knaub at Vernita Su
day afternoon.
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M. r. Slavens was back on the m
route Thursday after being comm
at home with the flu. Alec Murray,
substitute carrier, was on the route
eight days.
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