Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-08
INLAND Notes

INLAND, June S.---By o clock Sun
day INLAND was practically deserted the
larger portion Of the population having
sought attractions offered by the bath
ing and cool sea breezes that may be
enjoyed at Salton beach.
The road is in good shape and less
than an hour is required to make the
trip. A pleasing feature of this re,
sort is the ramada erected last week by
INLAND men. Bathing and boating were
indulged in by the party until late in
the evening when bounteous lunch was
partaken of by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Houghey have
gone to Brawley for the melon season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Pruitt entertain
ed at dinner Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs.
RAYMOND Pruitt and children.
Tuesday night farmers and those in
terested in rural life met at the INLAND
school house and organized the inland
Farm Center, which is the sixteenth
center of the county. Mr.. Garthwaite,
county farm advisor; MI. De Tarr, as
sistant advisor and dairy expert, and
President Weist were present. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Director,
NJ. c. Anthony; alternate director, Earl
Henking; secretary y-treasurer, Harry w.
Pruitt. The Ladies Community league
served elmonade and cake.
Mrs. l.. Legge, intermediate grade
teacher, left Wednesday to spend the
summer vacation in Los Angeles. She
will return in September to teach the
primary grade.
Miss Thresa Coombs was dinner
guest Sunday of Mrs. L. NJ. Reynolds
Miss Bertha Atkin has gone to Braw-
ley for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Wehn and son,
Billy, left Wednesday in their car for
Los Angeles where they will remain for
couple of days before starting on their
trip via the Santa Fe Trail to Nebraska
They will return some time in August
over the Lincoln highway.
Miss Thresa Coombs left Tuesday
| morning for the Y. M. c. A. camp at Hi
Pass. She will be away two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarece Swartoul, Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Pruitt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Haughey, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Quick and
Omar Lytlc were at Almira Saturday
night
Miss Jessie Mccoy primary grade
teacher, left Monday morning at $3.50
| in her car for her home in Los Angeles.
Charles Blair furnished the horses
for riding party Tuesday evening
Those who enjoyed the ride were Miss
Bertha Atkin, Miss Fannie COOmbs,
Charles Crozier and Earl Sylvester.
Messrs. Hazelton, Gardner, Meyers
and Smith, all of Calexico, were at
Salton beach Sunday.
Miss Mccoy, Mrs. Legge, Mrs. White
| and Louise Bates BOreman went down
in the Mccoy car to the eighth grade
commencement exercises at Calipatria
Friday night.
| Mrs j. Lloyd Stewart of Calipatria
entertained at 10 o'clock luncheon OF
Saturday Those from inland were
Mrs. B. F. White, Mrs. Lloyd Stevens
and Miss Jessie Mccoy.
/ Mrs. Frank CodingtOn and daughter
4 Frieda, motored to Calexico on Frida,
4 In their new Studebaker Special. The,
made the trip from FL Centre to Nilan'
lin one hour and 35 minutes.
ii Mrs. John Yount was shopping i
town Wednesday.
~ Miss viloet Fleming gave part
, Thursday afternoon, the occasion bein
; liner ninth birthday. Games were playe
: Iuntil O'Clock when the little guest
lwere ushered into the dining rooi
lwhere in the center Of the table stoo
la large birthday cake with nine pin
: candles lighted on it. Ice cream, fame
), cookies and candies were served. Thos
b lpresent were Ora Bodine, lie Verr
Robertson, Peggy Robertson, Nora b
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