White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-05-16
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
(By Mrs. M. r. slavens)

Mrs. Tom Baker arrived from Wen
atchee on Thursdays train for ten
day visit with her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Purdy, and family.
The senior class, accompanied by
their class advisor, Miss Helen Ora
ham, and Mrs. e. r. Griner, left IN
two cars early Friday morning to spend
their annual SNEAK Day" Ia Seattle.
They visited the University, the art
museum, ZOO, ETC., held their banquet
at Hotel Meany, saw show, attended
church services at the new Temple
University Methodist church and on
Sunday noon were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hornall at Carnation.
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In honor of Mothers Day, the
Younger members of the Improvement
club had charge of the program, Mrs.
Krug's pupils singing several songs &C
companied by their toy instruments,
Mrs. Krug playing the piano. Mrs.
James Miller gave tribute to moth
ers, heirloolns were exhibited and re-
ports of the district convention given
Refreshments were served by Mrs
Hussey, Mrs. Abbey, Miss Graham and
Miss Harm. 1t was with extreme re-
greet that the club accepted the res
ignation of the president, Mrs G. j..
Yo1o fn
The members of the Al cooking
classes entertained their mothers at
Pioneer Park at 4 pm. on Mothers
Day. Mrs. Betty DeRigio was out of
town but the other two leaders, Miss
Ruth Hoover and Miss Verna Moulster
were in charge There were fourteen
girls present and each one gave a trl-
butte to mothers and pinned a corsage
of flowers on her mother. They sang
several songs and also told OF their
work The girls had prepared fancy
sandwiches, cookies and iced tea. Mrs.
Dewitt Buckholdt, mother of the pres
ident of the clubs, poured the iced tea
and the girls served the refreshments.
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Opening exercises at Sunday school
were in honor of Mother; Miss Harm
giving a talk on the founding OF
Mothers Day.. Mrs George McCon-
nachie was the eldest mother present,
Mrs. James Miller the youngest, and
Mrs. E. L. Horton brought the most
children, and these three were given
bouquets. Cradle Roll exercises were
held after the Sunday school lesson
and Mary Elizabeth Newton, Richard
Pierson and Dorothy Horton were CIV
en- diplomas of graduation.
Mrs. Ray McConnachie, who has
been recuperating from an operation
in Wenatchee, was taken to Toppenlsh
last Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCon-
nachie spent the weekend in Hanford,
intending to take their two little
daughters, Raedean and Joan, home,
but the children will remain in Han
ford until their mother is stronger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Hussey and
son Teddie and Ralph Backs visited
at the George Hussey home in Walla
Walla over the weekend.
Mrs. N. P. Anglin, accompanied by
Mrs. H. H. Boie, Mrs. w. A. Joyce and
Mrs F. A. English, attended very
interesting meeting of the past ma
irons club of the Order of the Eastern
Star of this district at Sunnyside last
Wednesday. Some of the Yakima dele
gates wore dresses that were in style
in 1885. Mount Gable past matrons
expect to entertain the district next
spring.
There will be only two more meet
ings of the Christian Endeavor in May
Mrs. N. P. Anglin expects to resign as
leader. Mrs. Anglin has been such an
able leader for so many years that il
will be very hard to find someone te
take her place.