White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-28
HANFORD HAPPENINGS
CIV Mrs. M. r. Slavens)

The intermediate Christian En-
deavor gave plantation Supper at
the church the evening OF Feb. ~.
The supper consisted Of creamed chick
en-, sausage, biscuits, cole slaw, ginger
bread, etc. The tables were decorated
with red and white tablecloths and
flags. The room was decorated With
American flags. The following program
was given: Recitation, Washington,
and two solos, "out Of the Dark to
YOU" and mighty LAX Rose" Mrs.
Martin Paroz, accompanied by Miss
Lois Duvall; a plantation skit With
the following outstanding numbers:
opening chorus, Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot" Floyd Emerson, Howard An
glin. Margaret Anglin and Lois Duval;
Negro sermon, Floyd Emerson; reclta-
ton. getting a Husband, Irene Hall;
duet. "Blue Prelude" Howard Anglin
and Lois Duvall; reading, Mrs. Joe
DeRigio; and the concluding number,
"Short'nin' Bread, Howard Anglln,
the cast joining in on the chorus.
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The classes in women's physical edu-
cation, conducted by Miss Kathryn
Svfford at White Bluffs and Hanford
played two games of basketball IN the
Hanford gym last Wednesday evening,
Hanford's first team winning, 11-6, and
White Bluffs second team winning,
1872.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Slavens attended
the annual meeting of the Yakima
Valley Rural Carriers association, held
at Yakima Friday Feb. %. MIR. r. Sla-
vens, state president of the RIGA.
and Mrs Lyman Peck Of Hartford
state president of the Ladies Auxiliary
spoke at the meeting. The Slavens
children and Floyd Whitwer accom-
panied them on the trip.
Mrs. H. j. Evett and Mrs. A. R
Evett and little Lowell Evett drove tt
Kennewick Friday to get Mrs. Orna'
Evett and infant son Lloyd Gllber
The Ormas Evett family moved tt
the Perkins place last week.
Word has been received of the deatf
of Llewellyn Harrington, former teach
err in the Hanford schools. He leave
his widow and six children. Mrs. Har
rington also taught in Hanford.
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John Brockway left Sunday TO
Ephrata to work as craftsman OF
the Big Bend erosion project. A.
Brockway took him as far as Vantage
He expects to be gone several months
The Hanford boys basketball team
won from Pasco at the county NEE
in Prosser in the hardest fought gam
of the season. Until the last few min
utes of the game the teams were ever
the score ending SO to 35 in favor c
Hartford. Clifford Whitwer made
free throw which decided the winnln
point. Tommie Griner made IL point
and Ray Miller 10. Hanford lost I
Prosser 26 to As, in the evening. Jill
purdy was injured and had to be ts
ken to the doctor Ray Clark was
Saturday and could not be presen
The boys were worn out by the aftel
noon game and did not do as we'll
usual. Tommie Griner made 10 poln
and Ray Miller in the evening gam
Supt. Abbey is very proud Of the bo
and says he has never seen better b.
haved boys on trip like this.
Mr.. Hussey entertained the baske
ball boys at his home the evening pr
ceding the game The boys played F
nochle until $3.50 and light refres
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark were
Yakima Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bishop
Walla Walla and William Bagley
Milton spent the weekend at the J
Clark home. They returned Sunds
with the exception of Mrs. Blsht
who is recovering from serious ope
alton and will remain with her pare1
until she is stronger.
X X Y
There were 70 at Sunday school Su
day. The Blues and the Reds are ev
each having 100 points Mr.. and M
Geo. McConnachie were given
come and Mr. McConnachie gave
talk on his visit to churches in Ga
fornia. It was voted to ask Rev. a
Mrs. Gray of Pittsburg, Pa, to pres
to this congregation when on their t
this coming summer. Rev. Gray is
retired minister who served this co
munity six wears ago and we will
glad to welcome him back.
X
Mrs. A. l.. Miller of Newport, N
Ruth Miller, her daughter, who teac
at Dixie, and Miss Irene Kirkpatr