White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-04-01
Gun Club
Local Organization Sponsors Drive
On Predatory Birds and Beast,
Prizes Awarded in July.
The White Bluffs Rod g. Gun
Club will meet at the jess Brown
Aaarbersllop next Monday evening.

how to raise them; and, in the re-
cent program contest, the Ladies
won, so the men will serve a dinner
to them at the next meeting
Locust Grove had a fine meeting,
recently, when it celebrated its Goth
anniversary. Several charter mem
bers were present and letters re-
ceived from several others. A his
tory of the Grange was given that
told of the happy times they had in
early days. A gift was presented to
Brother and Sister Root ON their
thirtieth wedding anniversary.
Vale has had five applications;
given, THO, the hrst, and, second de-
grees, one the third and fourth;
celebrated February birthdays of
famous men in a program; Home
Economics Committee held a con-
test and g prize cake was given TO
the one submitting the best work.
ing mans menu for q day; and had
Miss Steiner to speak on "PreWen-
ton of Home Accidents"
Kimla-Benton entertained twelve
guests from Horse Heaven: enjoyed
pictures Of Hawaiian E6ands given
[ by G. B. Nelson, of Prosser; had ev-
cry officer but one present at its
meetings; and was glad to welcome
DR.. F. S. Hedger back, after his
illness, lasting since Last August.
Buena Vista has settled with the
school board, concerning the Land
on which their hall stands and re-
port 1T satisfactory TO all two APP
plicahtons have been received; a
contest between the men and women
will run for three months; and, at
the next meeting, win have "open
house" when Mr.. Singleton, Of the
experimental farm, will give a talk
and show slides.
Rattlesnake has been showed in,
but has had one meeting since last
Pomona.
Guests from Columbia Valley re-
port work progressing well and the
|planning of baking contest to be
held soon.
Brother George Gray, Pomona
Master, of Walla Walla County, and
general chairman of arrangements
for the state Grange meeting in
Walla Walla in June, was present
and told of the plans. An elaborate
parade will be given. Pomona sent
another $50 and each subordinate
is to take up the matter and decide
what they will give and report at
the next meeting. Pomona has $50
members and, at Csc EACH we still
have $115.O0 to raise as our share.
! Fourteen were initiated in the
fifth degree.
The men, under the direction Of
Brother Chester Durd1e, put on the
following program In very cred
liable manner:
Program
| Community Singing, led by A. D.
Stocking; Play, Sewing Circle"
by six Grange sladies;;" Reading,
by Brother Shurr; Solo, by Percy
sellick; Debate, "Housecleaning, "
by Brothers Sam Foraker, Shurr,
Hodgson. and Clay Puderbaugh;
Mems Chorus, Cant You Hear Me
Callin,' Gardiner" with Herb o.
Hearn, soloist; Entertaining Sis
ter's Beau" by Phillip Foraker and
Lyle Dague; The -Four FLOWERS"
-four sacks of Grange flour; the
Grange Best, Pomona, Capital and
Western Special-were exhibited ON
the stage. Brother Swayze explain
ed each grade and gave the price;
Male Trio, Ralph Keen, Herb o.
Hearn, and A. D. Stocking; Adj
dress by Rev. Attenborongh, of the
Methodist church, of Kennewick;
Mems Chorus.