Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-29

they terrOrlZed the residents DV enter
| ing as high as three houses a night.
The other night they entered the homes
of p. j. Markley, and Ray Simmons.
Police are watching for them this tim
and it is hoped they will soon b1
! caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Russell hav,C
again returned to their home in Holly1
wood after few days visit here witl(
friends.
The Methodists are going to combin5
business with pleasure on Turkey day
and commence cleaning up and paintC
ing the church. The women folks wills
bring the "eats' and the men th5
paint brushes and things will soon lool1
brighter
Many Dirners Planned G
There are many Thanksgiving din7
ners planned for tomorrow. One of tn I
largest will be barbecued dinner O 1
turkey, goose and other good thing
that 90 with it, at the home of Mre
and Mrs. Ernest Edwards. There ar
about So guests invited among whoI'
are, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Harvey ant
family, DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Ritter, Mrs.
Minta Taley, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S Car
penter and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Biggerstaff; Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Bur-
CESS, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter, MI,
and Mrs. Sam Webb and family, Lee,
Smulling, and Earl Pearre.
Mrs. G.. A. Harlan is here to be with
her daughter, Mrs. John Hoyt, who has
been seriously i'll for some time, but is
reported as much better now.
There will be no night school Thurs
day night but every one is expected to
be on hand next Monday
The pupils of the grammar school
are having Thanksgi ing program
this afternoon which, il largely attend
ed by parents.
A. L.. Storey, who is here from Berk-
elev, getting his ranch north of town
back into alfalfa, has purchased a new
Monarch tractor.
Mrs. Burtzley of the High-line is at
the hospital for a few days, on account
of illness.
The j. A. Brassfield family from
Redlands are expected down to spend
Thanksgiving with their relatives here.
Mrs. Blanchard Entertains
c.. l.. Satterfield and Clarence Thies
en-, Santa Monica, were down for a few
days, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dees.
Mrs. NJ. C. Blanchard will entertain
a number of guests Thanksgiving day
at her home, in the hospitable way for
which she is noted. Those present will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Swindle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Coy Swindle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jean
Harden, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Fahring,
Mr.. and Mrs o. C. Harris, and Mrs.
Ersie Harden.
Prof Wardrip is expecting his son
Bedford home tonight from Redlands
where he is attending college. He will
remain until the first of the week.
Miss Lissa Baker, Miss Helen Heub-
ner are expected home from U. 5. {. to
spend Thanksgiving with their folks.
There will be no high school, Thurs
day or Friday, so the pupils are plan
ming several weeke parties.
Hold Valley "Y' Meet
The Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton of Holtville, gave "feed to
the delegations from other associations
of the valley, Tuesday night at the
high school cafeteria The boys gave
one of those meals for which they are
noted, with doughnuts piled high, and
everything else to make it complete
Mr.. Stoner, leader, is responsible for
the success of the program and meet
ing. They planned for the convention
to be held in San Diego on December
| to 3. Four boys from Holtville will
attend and corresponding number
from the other towns of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Melbourne and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Maddux
and family will spend Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Pendelton.
Alamo School Program
The Alamo school gave program
this afternoon, the main feature being
an English folk dance by the little tots
in costumes.
Mrs. Fred James gave luncheon
Tuesday noon.. Those present were:
Mrs. C. II. Eckert, Mrs. M. {. Blanch-
ard, Mrs. Jeff Mills and Mrs. Jake
Holmes.
Mrs. Cliff Woodland is down from
her home in Fresno to spend Thanks
giving with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Simpson.