Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-06

represents Alamitos, Alamo, Central,
Eastside, Highline, Holtville, Mclol7md
and Verde, and 6S boys and girls from
these schools received diplomas FOR the
Freshman class this fall. The IToltviIle
class did not take part in the program
as they have another week of school,
and will present their program Thurs
dav evening, "An Indian Princess
under the supervision of Misses Wheel
er and Gentry. The Friday program fol
lows:
Invocation, Rev. Coughran; America
the Beautiful, Verde school; japanese
fan drill, Meloland school; Swing
song, The River Path, Central school.
butterfly drill, Alamitos school; Drowsy
Baby, Eastside SCHOOL, By Courier,
Alamo school; original song and drill,
Highline school; address and presenta-
ton of diplomas, II. G. Coe, Co. super
intendent of schools.
Ensign f. G. Groh and Ensign r. A.
Eggleston of San Diego were guests IN
! the home of Mrs. j. A. Gibson last
week. They were also attendants nj
the Shriner' s meet near DiXieland.
Huber A. Collins has moved into
one of the Stewart houses on the high
way.
Mary Main, Laura Williams, Kath-
| leen Kavanaugh, Anita Kavanaugh,
Elna Lewis, Mary Eckert, Fredonia
Eckert, Ida Edwards, Stella Conditt,
and Alice Carpenter, chaperoned by
Mrs. C. II. Eckert and Miss Ethel
IIurlbut, will enjoy 10 days at the Y.
w. c. A. camp ut Iii Pass.
The Y. w. C. A. has issued the fol
lowing infognation for their camp at
Iii Pass;
High school girls, June to 16: Rate
$40 for entire time. Bring blankets,
pillow, plate, cup, knife, fork, spoon,
also notebook and pencil. Program will
include hikes, games, handcraft, dis
cussion groups and campfires; Is girls
going from Holtville.
Grade School Girls, June 16 to 23
Rate 50 for entire time. Honors, hikes
camp cooking and games; bring same
as high school girls, 12 going from
EasisidG school. Girls there earned
lGoncy as club to pay al their own
expenses. SoEle girls are going from
IIoltvillc grammar school. Need ma
chimes to help take girls up.
June 25: Business girls of the val
ley go up. All invited. After that
camp open to any one in the valley fol
long or short stay. Business people can
come up for weellends. For day ol
two, rate averages $1.25 per Day, in
Guiding meals. For longer periods, 81 {
day.
Mr.. C. A. Henderson and family, Mis-
Laura, Clyde and Mary, left ycster
dav for their home in Los Angeles.
Misses Brown, IIollanbaugh, Math
ews, Hamilton, and Mr.. Stoner of tht
high school faculty left for their home
Friday night over the San Diego an,
Arizona railroad.
+ Miss Hiser, vice principal, and Mis-
Campbell, music teacher of high school
left for Los Angeles Saturday.
George Varnev and Mr.. j. F. Falls
auditor of the Varney company, were
in town Friday.
The morning hour for service at th'
Methodist church yesterday was givel
to the Sunday school children, who pre-
sented very interesting program.
NOTICE INVITING SEALED PRO
POSALS OR BIDS FOR FURNISH
ING HAY TO THE CITY OF Ell
CENTRIC
Notice is hereby given that scale
proposals or bids will be received BY
| the undersigned City Clerk of El Cen
tro, California, at the City Hall o
said City up to the hour of 1880 o'clocl
P. NJ. ON Wednesday the 14th day o
June, 1922, for furnishing, to the Git,
of El Centre, 80 tons of No. l Alfalf;
Hay of second cutting;
Also for furnishing to said City 81
tons of No. l Mixed Alfalfa an'
Barley Hay.
The Board of Trustees of said Cit!
reserves the right to reject any or al
bids.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD Oh
TRUSTEES OF SAID CITY.
Dated this 3rd day of June, 1922.
J. S. LOOFBOUROW
City Clerk of the City of El Centre
California. 6t