Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-01
CALIPATRIA
CaIipatria Plans
For Legion Frolic;
Enjoy Thanksgiving,
BY Press Staff Correspondent

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CALIPATRIA, Dec. THE main
topic cf conversation in this city is the
40 camp which the Calipatria baseball
club and American Legion are putting
on the evenings Of December Z, s, and
9. Three evenings of fun and frolic,
with country stores, turkey shoots and
other features of interest to keep Wis
itorS amused. Dancing every night
all night, is their slogan. \ $3.50 graf
onola will be the grand prize offered,
with first, second and third przeS for
the young woman receiving the most
votes in the popularity contest,
Mrs. Breaks, FL Centre, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs \. \. Crawford, with her
son Byron, spent Thanksgiving with
her parents in this city. She was ae-
eompanied by a party of friends.
}. c. Chalupnik and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
C. White were dinner guests Mt the
home of MIR and Mrs. J. y. Peters of
the Iris district yesterday.
y. A. Henderson and Henry Rade
are leaving today for the Chuckawalla
mountains where they will do some as
sessment work on their mining claims.
Dr. II. j. Tillotson spent ThanksgiV-
ing with his daughter aud son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Barbour, on the
- Tilalamo ranch which is owned by
the doctor, and which he is making
one of the show places of the north
end.
Miss. Josephine Mckenzie, who ar
rived last week to assist ut the Bonita
school, spent the Thahes esgiving holiday
with her relatives in Holtville.
MIR. ard Mrs. Scott Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs John Y. Scott enter
tanned Mr.. and, Mrs. George Milligan,
and Mrs. Margaret !. Nunning, all of
Los Angeles, over the holidays. The
party hotored down from the Angel
city, and will return Sunday.
G. W Hinderks. cashier of the Cali
patria branch OF the Imperial Valley
bank. and Mrs Hnderks entertained
Yesterday with family dinner party
at their home ON Lake avenue. The
guests were: Mir. and Mrs. W. ID. Con
ser. parents of Mrs. Hinderks, Miss
Kathyrn Conser, o. u. Conser, NJ. and
Mrs O. X. Thomas aud Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. ". Hinderks and their children.
Mr.. and Mrs Holmquist and children
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Clouse, Mrs HolmquiSts' parents.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Clouse.
\ whole roast pig, of the Imperial
Valley milk fed variety, featured the
Thanksgiving dinner with which Mr..
and Mrs. George Bailey entertained a
number of their friends yesterday at
their home on the Balfour-Guthrie
ranch. of which Mr. Bailey is manager.
4
mumi Welch, and daughter Phyllis, Nj
land, AIR. and Mrs. Verne o. Johnson
Mrs. b. G. Pitcher and w. Q. 0 'Neili.
The afternoon was spent at the imper-
ia Valley Country Club at Alamorio.
Dir. and Mrs. W b. Coberly spent
Thanksgiving quietly at their beautiful
new home on the Vail ranch, which
was completed during Mrs. Coberly S
abseEte at the coast last summer, re-
placing their home destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Cobcrly has been i'll, and returned
home but q few days ago.
Arthur Cox Of Holtvillr spends most
Of his week ends from school al the
ranch in the North End, where he has
installed q wireless station.
Word comes from san Diego of the
arrival of a baby girl at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Belt Mrs. Belt is
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Palmer Of this city.
The Christian Eudeavor held it regu
lar monthly business meeting at the
home of Mrs. a. H. Mcdonald Satur
day evening. After a short busines.
session the evening was spent in game
and music, followed by refreshments
The c. H. IS getting new members near
" every meeting and Il splendid organi
zation is being built up under the lead
ership of Albert Mead, president.