Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01
HOltville News


seniors were written by Joyce Simpson
and Robert Rosskopf, the salutatorian
| and class president.
| The class prophecy was given by
Mary Ella Webb, the history by Joyce
Simpson, the will by Robert RosskOpf
and the poet Myrtle Mae Smith.
| Tonight the commencement exercises
will be held for the class of 81, the
largest in the history of the local
school 1vra Hastings carries off first
honor, Joyce Simpson second and Ethel
Truesdall third Other members of the
class are:
Mary Ella Webb, Gladys Blanchard,
Katherine Wise, Florence Hart, Myrtle ?
Mae Smith, Richard Sharp, Era Smith,
Ethel Robertson, Edith Brown, Evelyn
Terrence, Edwin Brown, Robert Ross
kopf, Clyde Henderson, Burnice Null,
Winston Carroll, Fred Holmes, Harold
James, Alton Brand.
Mrs. w. II. Gibson has engaged pass
age on the steamer President, leaving
San Diego, Wednesday, June Z. She
will be away four months visiting her
| daughter and family, Mrs. /. w. Moore
of Brittania beach, British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Shacklett of I'm
perial were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Schneider at their charm
ing home on Eighth street Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jones are
spending a few days in Los Angeles on
business.
j. f. Armstrong is a business visitor
to Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. X. Fahring and Mrs. Dan
Oakley will entertain 33 ladies Thurs
day afternoon on Mrs. Oakley's lawn.
Fancy work will be in order and par.
ticularly delightful time is expected.
The guests will be Mrs. G. s. Reynolds,
Mrs. r. w. Hoover, Mrs. f. s. Shaw,
Mrs. Gordon Schneider, Mrs. Fred
Jarbo, Mrs. A. B. Lester, Mrs. r. b.
Roberts, Mrs. M. G.. Blanchard, Mrs.
o. c. Harris, Mrs. E. w. Beale, Mrs.
B. s. Stewart, Mrs. j. f. Ewes, Mrs.
George Clelland, Mrs. Nell Stevenson,
Mrs. l.. A. Harris, Mrs. B. G.. Carsca-
don, Mrs. L. w. Huebner, Mrs. d. G.
Cooper, Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs. How
ard Jones, Mrs. Jean Hall, Mrs. John
Katanaugh, Mrs. Harry Terwilleger,
Mrs. C. H. Eckert, Mrs. Carl Morford,
Mrs. Sam Rankin, Mrs. j. R. Turley,.
Mrs. B. M. Cruel, Mrs. w. II. Mosher,
Mrs. A. B. Cravath, Mrs. II. B. Greaser,
Mrs. M. A. Kelsey, Mrs. w. II. Kirby
School teachers who are members of
the Business Girls club were honored
by the club Tuesday evening with a
dance at civic center. The teachers
will be leaving the valley at the close
of school. Stevenson 8 symphony Or
chestro played, and delicious refresh
ments were served. Mrs. E. L. Steven
son and Mrs. Mccain were the chap
erOnes.
Messrs. Gordon Schneider, J. K. Fab
ring, S. B. Smith, M. C. Blanchard, i.
b. Roberts, and Lin Shaw, members of
the Holtville ComerciaI club were
guests of the Ell Centre chamber at the
midday luncheon Wednesday.
F. G. Keller of Ell Centre was a bus
mess visitor yesterday.
A. l.. Hubbell of Calexico was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Beeman, county librarian, has
decided to change the library hours of
the Holtville branch from afternoon
to morning-9 to IL. This is done for
the convenience of shoppers and
ranchers. The library will be closed
during August.
Miss Florence H. Springer, county
secretary of Y. w. C. A. attended a
local board meeting at the home of Mrs.
Greaser yesterday. Plans were finished
for this years. work and new ones
formed for next year.