White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-09-19
HANFORD HAPPENINGS

(By Mrs. M.
We are very proud of the record OF
our All club cooking classes, who won
first places at both the county and
district All fairs.
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Hold First Meeting
The Hanford Improvement club held
it's regular monthly meeting at the
club rooms and on account Of so many
women working in the fruit, 1t was
decided to dispense with the literary
program and quilt. During roll call,
the women reported on many inter-
esting things found in their neigh
borhood. The club recently purchased
the three lots adjoining the park. Re
freshments were served by Mrs. Ellen
Clark and Mrs. Jennie Griner. There
were seven members and four visitors
present, one of whom joined the club.
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SOphOmOres Entertain
Friday evening, Sept. 10, the Sopho-
mores entertained the high school stu
dents in the gym. The first part OF
the evening was spent in initiation.
Although the girls were the only ones
who went through the initiation, every
one had a good time. All the teachers
were present and dancing followed the
initiation, music being furnished by
Mrs. Estelle Krug, Clifford Whitwer,
Lorena Slavens and Guy Foster. Some
one stole the refreshments, but even
that did not mar the evenings plea
sure.
The house known as Grandma Buck
hollis house is being fixed up and the
following Ohio relatives of Dewitt
Buckholt expect to move in this COM
ing week: Mr. and Mrs. Theo Paisley
and two children, Mary Elizabeth and
Mobby, and Mrs. Paisley's sister, Miss
Marie Smith. Mary Elizabeth is in the
fifth grade. The Paisleys are at present
living at the Dewitt Buckholt home.
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M. r. Slavens state president OF the
rural carriers of Washington, attended
a meeting of the carriers of western
Washington held at Chehalis Sunday
He visited at the Fred Reglein home
in Yakima Saturday afternoon before
going to Chehalis. Clay Kenyon who
went to Yakima with him, returned
to Hanford Sunday afternoon with
friends.
Miss Frances Biart spent the sum-
mer with her sister in Los Angeles
and returned to Seattle improved in
health and is now on night duty at
the Virginia Mason hospital.
Services Liked
The Rev. Wallace Bristor, the Epis-
copal minister of Kennewick, preached
to fair-sized audience at the Pres
byterian church here Sunday evening
He preached very helpful sermon
and we hope to hear him again soon
He and his son and another boy were
dinner guests at the L. L. WhitWe1
home that evening. Mrs. Bristor is in
a hospital in Spokane undergoing
treatment for a bursted bloodvessel ir
her eye.
Among those who went to see Will
Rogers last picture at Pasco Sunday
were the families of L. l.. Moulster
L. L. Whitwer, Alex Murray, Paul Bri1l-
son, Joe DeRigio, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Rollinger, the j. A. Purdy family, Mrs
Frank Odell, Morris Slavens, Dewitt
Buckholdt and relatives, the N. P
Anglin family, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Anglin, Mrs w. A. Joyce and Harriet
Joyce.
Teachers Reception
Mrs E. r. Griner, president of the
P.-T.A., invited the parents and friend:
to meet the teachers at the gym Wed
nesday evening. Mrs. Frank Clark ant
her committee prepared a program blu
so many had to work at the warehouse
and some of the musical numbers coulc
not be given After community sing.
ing and welcome from Mrs. Clark
G. F. Wooten, secretary of the schoo
board, introduced the teachers ant
they responded Later refreshments
were served and all had good TIM
visiting.