Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-14
HOLTYILLE NEWS

good game with BraWlCV on the nome
grounds here Saturday. Hotvile lost
the game, THE Score being Is to IL
IToltville won over CalcXico last week
and are now determined to regain
their lost honors with Brawley next
tinc. The girls playing were:
Mar Main, pitcher; Ida Edwards
catcher; Alice Wright and Ncttic
Willingham, first base; Josephine Cor
man, ,ccond base; Mary Oakley, third
base; Pauline Allen and Pauline Bond
short stops; Pauline Ray, right field;
Mills Smoot, center field; Johanna
Cameron, left field.
Alvin Richardson died ut his home
ON Tenth street, IIoltyillc, Saturday
afternoon, following a long illness with
tuberculosis. Besides his wife, he is
survived by one SON. Funeral arrange
mcnts will be announced later.
y. Dillon entertained his mother and
father of San Diego, over the week
end.
Mrs. Lee SmulIing received word of
the serious illness of her mother in
Colorado, and went there to remain
indefinitely.
Burl lars entered the local stage of
flee here, aud made away with several
dollars worth of stuff, and enjoyed 4
good square meal.
Dick Castle, former cotton broker Of
IIoltyiilc, was in town on business and
looked up old friends. lie now lives in
Los Angeles.
Nirg Patterson was il town Satur.
day, raking arrangements to shlI
tlncc cars of hogs to San Diego.
Mrs. Mary }. Webb, mother of Sam
Webb, has returned from Phoenix
Arizona, where she has been attend
ing to business and visiting with rcia
tives.
Lco Wulff is in town for Il few day'
en- business.
Mis-. Elsie Rozekus is back again
from San Diego, whcr" she has bcef
recupe"ating FROM IN injury received
while riding ON Il stage, to San Diego
Mrs. Mildred Dillon spent Saturday
in the country with her mother, Ms
ShaWy"r.
The Wide World Guild Of the Bap
fist church held its meeting Friday
evening" at the home Of Mrs. Julia
Muntcr. Routine business was enacted
followed by Il social session. The of
fieers ot: the guild are Mrs. Julia Mum
ter, president; Miss Margaret Baker
vice p.csident; Miss Effsc Little, see
rotary; Miss Acala RQisNTson, trcasur
cr -' - f+" y
Mir 4udisal and family have return
ed to !loltvllc to make their homo af
ter an absence Of two years in Bee
Vile, Texas,
Charles B. Lott has accepted Il posi-
lion " tn the Union OIL Company, On
tario, ii the carpentry department in
tcndiu" to locate there permanently
His family will join him soon after tht
! New Year. Mr., and Mrs. Lott arr
rcally ojouccrs,of the vlalcy, they cam
to liol Vile - years ago.
HOLTNILLF, Nov. l4.-Thc womei
Iof the Methodist church realized enough
money from their recent supper at the
civic building TO bay the paint 70
the church and Thanksgiving day tn,
meu of the church will spend the day
painting the building. The ladies viii
serve them their dinner.
The Christian Endcavor has been
succcas fully organized at the Friends
Church, north Of fIoltvillc. Rev. George
Taylor is in charge Of the services
which are held every Sunday. Mrs
\. c. Ferguson directs the music. The
choir VIII meet ut her home Wcdncs
day evening. The members of The
choir are William and Milton Warren
! Alice Wright Doris and Dorothy Wor
ley, Bob Spcrry, Laura Ferguson, ano
Gladys Largcnt. This is the only
Friends church in the valley. The
membership numbers more than 60 per
sons.
The Missionary Society of the Meth
odist church will meet with Mrs. Ed
Armstrong Thursday.
Mrs H. A. Terwilligcr and Mrs. NJ
IC Blanchard were visitors III BraWIcA
the first Of this week.
Mrs NJ. l.. Pullin and daughter have
returned from a short visit with Mrs
Jean Smith, La Habra.
Martin Wagner and Easil Dormal
were duck hunting Sunday on New
river. They bagged five ducks an'
one goose. During the afternoon Mr.
nalman fell in the river with loadc,
gun and had to swim for the shore.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Il, Jones, Draw
/ lNN' NNlt SHtNlN tDuiNldl " WI 'tIiN
Mrs. Jack Holmes.
Leo Wulff, former merchant of Holt
willie, has been visiting friends herC
and left for Los Angeles, his prcscn
home, last week.
+. j, Lopcck, San Bcrnardmo, was ii
town yesterday attending TO business
interests.
Mrs. Donald Ross is spending few
days in HoltyilIc She has been visit
my Mrs W. NJ. Lorcnz, CalcNico, foi
several weeks and leaves shortly fol
her new home in Pasadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major S. Cook, Nont
j. Reid and Iii Dillcr were dinner
guests Sunday of MIR. and Mr }. b
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs \. II. KcIar, FL Cen
tro, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
NJ G. Blanchard.