Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-03-14
Social Ne1cs of
HOltUiIie People
BY Press staff Correspondent

sBy Press staff Correspondent
HOLTVILLE, March 14.-Miss
Decker, state demonstration, of home
decoration viii meet with the ladies
Of the Central Highline home de-
partment, Friday for an all day
meeting. They will visit several
homes where home finishing has
been done and Miss Decker will use
them to demonstrate different home
arrangements. First they will stop
at the home of Mrs. Ed. Armstrong,
and then 60 on to Mrs. Copelands,
where a pot luck dinner will be
served. after which the homes of
Mrs. c. H. Eckert, Mrs. Ernest Ed
wards and Mrs. K. w. Ritter will
be visited
Miss Dorothy. Burton, popular
music teacher at the high school, is
still suffering from a severe attack
of influenza and will not be able
TO resume the practice of the oper
eta "The Maid and the Mildly
for some time, so it has been post
poned indefinitely. ....
Monday was the Sophomore an
nual "Kid day. and they all come
to school early, all dressed up like
kiddies and caused laughter for the
remainder of the school throughout
the day. ft.s r.....
Ernest Edwards has returned
from a hurried business trip to Los
Angeles.
Those from Holtville attending
the Scottish Rite Club of the Imper-
ial Valley held in FL Centre Monday
night were J. X. Fahring, Laurence
Metherol, c. H. Eckert, William
Meyers, DR.. Greaser, and Ludlow
Stroop. They reported having an
interesting evening, and enjoyed
the talks of the grand master and
the grand lecturer, End the genial
hospitality of the Ell Centre mem
bers.
a large delegation from the Ala
mo Community church attended in a
body the services at the Methodist
church, Monday night to listen to
Captain Ted Evans.
Wilbert Garrick was an Fl Cen
tro visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Rex Maddox and children
spent Tuesday with her mother,
Mrs. G. W. Pendleton in the Alamo
district.
George Douglass who has charge
Of the grounds of the 1igt schools
doing much these days TO beautify
the yards of the teachers cottages.
There is being leveling, planting of
grass, schrnbbery and flowers which
greatly improves their appearances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schiller
called on Mrs. R. w. Ritter Monday
night. Mrs. Schiller is the daughter
of Mrs. Ritter and before her mar
rage Saturday night was well and
favorably known hero as Minta
Talley. She has host Of friends
here who wish them great happiness
in their new adventure. They will
make their home in f. Centre. Mr..
Schiller is an employee of the Cuda.
by Ranch Company.
Ed Carskaden and Max Rock
ledge returned again TO Los Angeles,
Monday after a two days visit here
calling on old frierds. Miss Eliza
beth Carskaden returned with her
father and will enter high school at
Monrovia. She will be greatly
missed by her many friends here.
The Hila Morgan shows opened
here Monday night with full house
and all of her old admirers were
glad TO be able to see her again.
Mrs. Roy Main left for Los An
geies 10 join her husband there for
few days. She has been sick for
a week aud will take rest in the
city.
The members of the Eastern Star
will enjoy pot luck dinner Wed
nesday night followed by cards.
Mr.. Moe, who is proprietor and
editor of a paper at Hood River, is
here visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelsey, who are old time friends.
Mr.. Moe is interested III the valley
and is thinking Of investing in real
estate here. This is Mr.. Moe Is third
trip 20 the. valley aud each time he
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