The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-08
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H HAPPENING S

HAPPENINGS
G. F. Wooten was in Hanford or
business Sunday. He returned tc
his home in Spokane the, same day
The Hanford Women's Club Is
sponsoring dance to be held at the
Hanford Community hall Saturday
December 10. +.... ..
The first basketball game of the
season was played Friday night on
the local gym floor with the Rich
land team the victorious visitors
This was the first conference game
OF the season. Several practice
games have been played. Our team
drove to Pasco Monday evening and
were defeated as they were on Tues
day night by the Council team. The
local team has not had much prac-
tice as the baskets were just put
up last week, but with more prac-
tice they will do better in the fu-
ture. Candy Is being sold at every
home game by members of the
student body.
The Women's Club met Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Norman Anglin.
The theme of the meeting was the
annual Christmas party and the ex-
changing of gifts. Hostesses were
Mrs. Robert Crimson, Mrs. Dolen
Jones and Mrs. G. II. Smith.
The Ladies Aid held q bake and
gift sale Friday in the old Hart
man building. ...
A Yuletide Jamboree is being
planned for the evening of Deem
Der % to be held at the Hanford
Community hall. Card playing will
begin at 800 with both bridge and
pinochle to be played and two
grand prizes. Dancing beginning at
8 with music furnished by a MCKEE
odian. Lunch served at midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Anglin and
Aloha Meek were in Yakima Tues
day.
Gus Rollinger, Leo Weber, Mr..
Hotter and Norman Anglin attended
q Horticultural convention in Yaki-
ma Monday u~ asa
The P.-T..Aa meets next Thursday
evening at the high school. A pro-
gram Is being planned to follow the
meeting.
Work has begun in both grade
and high schools ON the annual
Christmas program which will be
held Thursday evening, December
"a.
The high school dramatics class
gave short play Thursday after
noon entitled sAt the Stroke Of
Twelve" Those taking part in the
play were Jack Curry, Lucille
Stroud, Sue Anglin, Zoe Kline,
Norma Parker and Guy Brockway.
Hanford Community church calls
the attention Of the people Of the
community to the change Of the
time Of its Sunday school and
church serviceass Beginning next
Sunday the Sunday school hour will
be changed from 10 am. to $50 am.
The church service instead Of being
held In the evening" will hence
forth be- held at 1910 am. The
reason for this change in time is to
allow the Hanford church and the
White Bluffs church both to have
morning services. The closing per.
iod Of Hanford Sunday school will
be the opening worship period Of
the church service. During this
period the pastor win give q short
story sermon to the junior members
Of the congregation. God Wants
Our Best" will be the theme of
Sunday mornings Junior sermon.
Those who attend the church SER
vice only should be present at 1910
promptly. This service viii close
at II am. The Christian Endeavor
will meet at $50 pm,
Miss Edith ReRigio- returned to
Portland after SPENDING the Thanks
giving holidays with her brother
and sister-inlaw.s Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
DeRigio. Iaz . 49, ~
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Gala charivarie6 the young couple
at. their home Monday evening. Aft
er cigars and candy were passed out
10 the crowd, they spent the ere
ming In. dancing Eat the HanfWd
Community Hall. s;isEe
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Merit drove
to ProssGr to spend the 1isanksgiv-
ing holidays. ,'e''s l;Ga1G
MRS. Joe DeRigio left "Wednesday
for pennsylvania. where she win
WIT with her parents. s.sS