White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-10-17
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. R. slavens)

Visits Chapters
Mrs. John D. Harris, state president
of the Service Star Legion, left last
Monday to visit chapters in Cheney,
Spokane and neighboring cities. She
was accompanied by her daughters
Gwendolyn and Joan, and visited at
Edwall before returning home Sunday.
Supt. Harris was head Of the Edwall
school last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Needham have
left Wenatchee and are now located at
Malott where they are working in the
packing houses. We noted Taylor's
name among the eight champion apple
packers, the same as last year.
William Syfford and John Trigg re-
turned Tuesday from California with a
truck load of oranges in place of the
load of apples they had taken down.
Bazaar Is Success
The annual Grange Bazaar was held
last Saturday evening at the Grange
hall with a good crowd present. The
gross receipts were about $28 and the
net receipts will probably be little
over $25. After the crowd visited the
various booths, they listened to pro-
gram consisting of piano solos by Mrs.
H. H. Boie, "fan dance" by Clifford
Whitwer; a novelty stunt by Clifford
and Floyd Whitwer, and an Irish mon
ologue by A. L.. BrockWay. Pie and
coffee were sold and later dancing was
enjoyed, Mrs. w. A. Joyce and Claude
Hoover furnishing the music, and Jack
Potter calling the dances.
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Miss Alice Berger, nurse of San
Francisco, is visiting at the home OF
Mrs. D. G.. Wooten.
Miss Grant Returns
Miss Elizabeth Grant, who left last
August for her old home in Brittle
Canada, arrived on Saturdays stage
and is at present at the Planters no
tel. She was Lightweight years old
last May and expected to spend he1
declining years in Canada and sold her
furniture and gave up her home here
but hopes to get settled here again
She has lived here forty years anc
this seems more like home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Fife, Thelma
George and Robert Rice, the grand
son of the Flies, drove up from Rich
land to attend the Grange Bazaar or
Saturday night.
Mrs Lois Hagen, accompanied b.
Mrs. Edward Worby Mrs. Margare
McConnac1ie, Miss Nadine Brown ant
Miss Elma Morache attended tn,
Episcopal services at White Bluffs Sun
day afternoon.
The Seattle Times printed the name
of the University students who wer'
on the honor roll and we noted TIN
name of James Salvini among thu
juniors James is taking pre-lav
course and is working in the law Ii
brary.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Brockway ant
Mrs Frank Clark were in KenneWicl
Monday, the women attending a meet
ing of the Benton County Tuberculosi
League.
The Frank Parker family will occup
the Fife house for the winter months
The Yakima paper of October l
announced the issuance of a marriag
license to Ralph w. Sever and Mis-
Virginia Enyeart.
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Marriage Revealed
And now it is Mr.. and Mrs. William
Syfford Coming back from Californi
early this week, the couple announce
that they had been married in tn
south on March 8. They have set u
housekeeping in the Carl Cords house
Mrs. Syfford's sister, Mrs. Leda Ric'
is with them for the time being. Be
fore her marriage, Mrs. Syfford wa
Miss Violet Fife
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Anglin lei
last week for Yakima, where Howar
has secured position, and whel
they will make their home.
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