Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-05-19
Hartline News

HARTLINE Especially Miss Norma
nelton, of Grand Coulee, spent the
week end with her father, V. Helton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tanner, Of
Davenport, were Hartline business
callers Sunday
senior Sneak
The Senior class, accompanied by
upcrintendent Atterbury, Bill For,eu.
ricA, Mrs. Ira Evans and Mrs. p. T..
Coley left Hartline Tuesday morning
al a. IN. tor their sneak. Arriving
Ill Spokane, they attended the early
morning program as guests of radio
station kHQ, later having breakfast
at the Dessert hotel They then went
to Couer 'Alene and took the boat
trip, and picnic dinner. They returned
to Spokane for show. Several then
took airplane rides, and had lun-
cheon at the Dessert hotel. Then an
other show, and then left for ho,n4,
tired bunch of scholars, but having
a wonderful time.
Grange to Give Play and Dance
Tue home Economics club Of Blind
Spring Grange have shosen June ard
as the date for their play. "How the
Story Crew. and dance, with the
Underwood orchestra furnishing the
music. The proceeds are tc be used
to help pay for the redecorating the
interior of their hall. Don't forget
the date, June 3rd at the Grange
hall. Come and enjoy the full even
ings entertainment
Roy Brown is helping II. H. Boyer
with his ranch work.
There are just two more weeks of
school, Commencement exercises VIII
be he'd May 18th.
A. A. Beyersdorf, of Davenport,
and son Virgil, of Spokane, Were
calling on Hartline friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Becker were
dinner guests at the Henry Keihn
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wosoba were
Almira business visitors Monday
day.
Val Jess and Mrs. Nellie Christy
were Spokane shoppers Monday.
Pol WILSON (pac U
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvie Jess and
little daughter visited at SeaLtle
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Carey and children were
Spokane shoppers Saturday.
Albert Kappel, of Ruff, visited his
brothtr Fred. and family Saturday, 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelso, of Reardan, and Mrs.
Robinson, of Davenport, were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Jolley Saturday
Tie Home Economics club met with
Mrs. D. F. Jolley Wednesday, and the
men worked on the Grange hall. A
large pot luck dinner was served at
noon to nineteen. They met also on
Thursday to finish up the work at
the hall and another fine dinner was
served by Mrs. Jolley.
Frank Vorba, of ST. John, was
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wosoba
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Mary Walters, Of Mason City,
visited her father j. w. Walters Fri
day and attended the Junior Play
in the evening
The Junior play, "Pleased Ia
Meetcha' was presented Friday
night to large audience. Miss Tan
ner, coach, deserves much credit for
tie success of the play. Each charac-
tn was we'll chosen and presented 1T
in such a way that one could tell
they had been thoroughly trained. The
cast included Mrs. Bixley-Edith
I'ease, Mr.. Bixley-Harold Isaak,
Betty, their aughter--Elizabeth Elk
crbarger, Binks, the butler-Carl
Christy, Marie, the meid-Luella
sieg. Elmer Hicks, country rube--
Arnold Voelker, Ruth Adams-Earl-
ena kirkland, Detective Beevy-J1m
Underwood, Helen Maxwell--Vesta
Schultz, Andrew Grimes-Ge r G