White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-21

Boie with a large crowd present. Mrs.
G.. j. Schreiner, president, appointed
her committees for the year and
historian was appointed to write the
history and keep a scrap book. Mrs.
N. P. Anglin gave part two of "Ro-
nance in Our Songs" which was much
enjoyed. Mrs. Edward Worby sang
Garry Me Back to Old Virginia" The
valentine motif was carried out in dec
orations and refreshments, Mrs. w. S.
Webber and Mrs. j. A. Purdy assist
ing the hostess in serving.
The seventh and eighth grade pupils
held Valentine party in the Grange
hall Thursday evening. large box
of valentines were distributed and
singing and dancing games as well as
other games were played. Three teach
ers and six mothers were present to
assist with the affair. Mr. Backs, the
teacher, was host and played for most
of the games and Mrs. A. l.. Brockway
played for some Of them.
The pupils IN Cne lower graueS
opened their valentine boxes Thursday
afternoon and played games. Some OF
the mothers brought refreshments
which were served later.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Berg, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. N.
P. Anglin, for ten days left February
ID for their home in Portland The
Bergs were the second family to settle
in this valley, so are truly pioneers.
LYMAN Moulster, who is working at
Coulee DAM was married Friday, Feb.
8, at Spokane to Miss Ethel Patterson
of Wenatchee. They are living at
Coulee Dam.
Pete salvini and William Syfford left
Monday morning for The Dalles, Ore,
with truck load of apples.
There were seventy-seven at Sunday
school Sunday. The "Blues' are still
in the lead. The theme for February
"a is 'The Ministry of Healing" and
there will be talks on the use OF re-
ligion in ministering to the sick.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Weber of
Priest Rapids spent the weekend in
Hanford.
William S. Webber drove to Kenne-
wick last Friday to get Mrs. Weber
and infant daughter. Their two little
sons, who, have been in KenneWick,
returned too.
Don't forget the Plantation Supper
IT'S different ADV
Miss Harriet Joyce, who was called
to Othello to assist friend whose eye
had been burned, returned to Hanford.
Her friend is much improved and able
to do her work
Mr.. and Mrs Wooten and Lorraine
drove to Pasco Saturday. The former
attended the auto sale and came home
with new 1884 car.
The Grange gave a dance at the
Grange hall Saturday evening with a
good crowd present. Music was fur
nished by Ivar Holmskog, Claude
Hoover and Mrs. w. A. Joyce. Jack
Potter did the calling. The women
brought sandwiches, cake and coffee
and refreshments were served
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Miss Jean Griner entertained at auc-
ton bridge at her home Saturday
three tables being in play, Refresh
ments were served After the game
Ralph Backs played several piano sell
ections.
Fred Vertner returned from Wen
atchee last Friday. Mrs. Vertner was
able to leave the hospital at Wenat-
chez recently and Mr.. Vertner tooR
her to Seattle for special treatment
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The last game Of the basketball sea-
son was played between White Bluffs
and Hanford at the gym before yer!
large audience, every seat being taker
ana Ildlly SUdllQlll6. l AAS 6A1Ao oNAAA
ended in a tie, 1912. Foster of Hantore
made points and Meek OF White
Bluffs g. The Hanford boys won, l!
to 16, although at the end OF the hrs
half White Bluffs was in the lead, L
to IL. Griner of Hanford made
points and R. Wade of White Bluffs,
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Edgar McConnacfie drove to Pasc'
Sunday morning to meet his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George McConnachie
who had come up from San Pedro
California, by stage. The McCon
nachies had been visiting their sor
Harold, and family since the latte
part of October and had taken man
side trips in southern California, Wis
iting the new observatory at Beverl
Hills which is still being built. The
took the inland route going down an
returned by the coast route. They Wis
tied the McCreadies at Ontario an
friends will be sorry to learn that Mr.