White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-01-09

Jean. who was twelve years old Jan.
l, Mrs. Robert MacDonell entertained
eight girls at her home Saturday al
ternoon. The girls took hike IN the
early afternoon. After a substantial
and delicious lunch they played games.
Jeanne received many beautiful pres
ents.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Potter, Mrs.
Charles DERRICK and Mary Elizabeth
Paisley drove to Pasco Saturday.
The Misses Mildred and Margaret
Moulster left for Ellensburg on Sat-
urday afternoons train after spend
ing the holidays at home.
Sunday School Starts New Year
While forty five Sunday school mem
bers have moved away during 1885, we
were pleased to see several new mem
bers on the first Sunday of the new
year. A young peoples class has been
started and we hope those beyond nigh
school age and the newly married
couples will join this class. Mrs. Anglln
is the teacher Mrs. Evett gave very
interesting talk on 'The Baptists in
America and will give the second
half next Sunday. Come early and DO
not miss it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Justis and son
Newton drove up from Prosser last
Sunday to visit at the Edward Worby
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Syfford were
in Yakima last Tuesday. Mrs. E. r..
Griner, who was returning from Sc
attic, and Mrs. Tom Worby who was
returning from Wenatchee, returned to
Hanford with them.
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P.-T.A. to Meet
The P.-T.A. will meet Thursday eve
ming, January 16. A social hour Will
follow the business meeting. The entire
community is invited to attend.
Shower for Bride
Mrs. DOrOthea Weber AND MISS
Dorothy Fenley were hostesses at.
miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Taylor
Needham at the home of Mrs. Lee
Weber in Hartford. Mr.. and Mrs
Needham were married in Wenatchee
this fall but have grown up IN Han
ford and have large circle of friends
Mrs Needham received many beautl-
full and useful presents Each guess
had her turn at shoot the marble:
game Mrs. Frank Odell and Mrs D
e.. Wooten winning prizes for thu
highest scores. Assorted sandwiches
and tea were served. AS Dorothy Fen
lev was in Prosser, her mother, Mrs
Emma Fenley, took her place.
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The Hanford high school basketball
team beat Riverview at Hanford b,
score of &c to Is Friday night. Fiv
Hartford 7th and 9th grade boys playe'
four Hartford freshmen boys. The scor
was tied until the last minute Whel
the Freshmen boys made two point
to win the game, IA to IL.
The high school girls club starte
on hike Friday afternoon A heav
rain descended so they could not bull
an outdoor fire, so they hiked back
the schoolhouse and cooked their sup
per and remained. there until the pas
ketball game Miss Brown and Mis-
Morache accompanied them.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe DeRigio were
Pasco Thursday.
Wins Popularity Contest
Hanford people have been eager
awaiting news in the outcome OF TT
Cashmere Mothers Club Booster cit
contest and were glad to learn th'
Bertha Yarnell won. She delighted Of
audiences with her piano recitals
seven years of age, and was very pol
ular here.
At a lovely ceremony Thursd;
morning, Dec. 26, at 10 o'clock, MI
Elizabeth Bash, daughter of Mr.. al
Mrs. Frances Lee Bash, of Gran
Pass, Oregon, became the bride
Henry G.. Fox of Vacaville, Calf I:
service was performed at the home
the bride in setting Of beautiful
arranged green's and white chrysa
themums fanked by tall white tape
The bride was gowned in her mothe
wedding dress of white crepe de chi
and carried yellow rosebuds. She VIC
a matching coronet of rosebuds IN r
hair. Miss Martha Bash was her
ter's only attendant. Elmer Shreve
Albany fraternity brother OF t
bridegroom, acted as best man. Be
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox attended Greg
State College, Mr.. Fox graduating Il
June. He is now employed as soil 81
veyor for the soil conservation depa
ment. The young couple will be
home in vacaville after Jan. l.
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Mrs. Leona Evett Ainsworth