Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-18
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Chester f. Loomis, we'll known in
FL Centro and Valley towns, who
was stationed in Goblanc, Germany,
since the signing of the armistice,
has arrived at Camp Merritt, n. j.,
and expects to again be in Ell Cen
tro within the next three weeks, ac
cordin@ to a telegram to that effect
received by Miss Margaret Brumbley
yesterday. Mr.. Loomis has been with
the press division while in France
being with the we'll known army
paper, Stars and Stripes.
The Girls Improvement League of
the High School last Friday after
noon in the assembly of the school
entertained with get acquainted
party for the girls of the school at
/ large The entertainment was in the
form of a school. which was very
amusing, as the ones present dressed
( and acted the part. Recitations took
| place. and the whole affair was car
! lied out in true juvenile style. 1t is
/ the intention of this club to have an
! entertainment at regular intervals
and the plan is looked upon with
much favor, both by the faculty and
pupils.
Do you enjoy THE Greatest Thing
in Life" ADV.
Visitors at the County Library Sat
urday were Miss Carrigus, Rose
school; Miss Guthrie, Heber; Mrs. |
Thompson of the CaleXico Grammer
school; Miss Raas of the WideaWake |
school, near Imperial, and Mrs. Brad
ley of the Date school.
The Seniors of the local High !
School are observing "Tacky Day to- !
day. The costumes are reported to
be very comical, a variety of colors
being used, being one of the last notes
in spring fashions. 1t has been the
custom for the high and mighty Sc
niors 10 observe this day for some
years past, it having been first intro
diced by the Class of 1915 in the
Central Union High School.
O. L. Jacobson of the Hayward
Lumber Company. now of Long
Beach, is visiting in FL Centro for
q day or two.
Have you had "The Greatest Thing
in Life"?-Adv.
The girls basketball team of the
High School were given taffy pull
last Saturday evening by their coach,
Miss Anna Bliss, at her home on Or
ange. The Misses Mildred Brewer,
Lenore Fallon, Ann Grogan, Wilma
Farris. Wilma German, Ethel Ger
man, Florence Crosby, Lucy nlves
and Hazel Schlatter were present.
The members of the faculty present
were TIE Misses Watkins. Buell., Helen
Eadic and Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Morris and
Mr. and Mrs. Oldham motored to Mo-
reno dam Sunday.
Miss Peggy Lien is confined to her
home on Hamilton avenue with late
attack of the influenza.
Are you longing for "The Great |
est Thing in life" ADV.
Among those motoring up to ia
cumba Sunday We're Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Stewart Ross and family, DR.. and
Mrs. House. Mr.. and Mrs Earl Ven
Gill, Mrs. Embury, Misses Rose and
lone Sammons, F. B. Fuller, Leroy
Holt, A. II. Keller, a well as many
other we'll known Ell Centro citizens.
.
Merrill D. b,.yis, editor of The I'M
rcrial Valley Press. left this morn
ing for Los Angeles on business
trip. He will probably be absent
about week.
4 party cf tourists at the Oregon,
wfo include Mr. and Mrs. William
Hunt of Cleveland, Ohio, being ac
companied by DR.. w. F. Evans of
Pasadena, are spending the week in
the Valley. Their trip is mostly in
the nature of sightseeing tour.
They are exceedingly enthusiastic
over the Imperial Valley and think
the trip over the mountains very
wonderful. Being people who have
travelled extensively, their remarks
are a real tribute. Other tourists
registered at the Oregon are Mr.. and
Mrs. C. P. Bratnober and Mrs. A. c.
Bratnober, Of Minneapolis.