Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-31
HOLTVTLLE
ny Press Staff Correspondent

HOLTVlLLE, May 81. - The
members of the tennis club held a
Jolly desert party Tuesday night,
when they gathered at the Civic
Center and from there motored out
on the desert, where the evening
was spent in games followed by
refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ewes and Mrs.
Ewes daughter, Miss Margaret
Lowe, will leave for their former
home in Philadelphia, Saturday to
remain permanently. The Ewes viii
be very much missed locally. Mr..
Ewes has been connected with the
No. Water company for several
years as Chief bookkeeper. Sever
al social functions have been given
lately in their honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Cooper will go
to Live Oaks Sunday where they
have a cottage for the Summer. Mrs.
Cooper and the children will remain
but Mr.. Cooper will return to his
business here.
Back For Pew Days
Mrs. J. w. Griffin is expected home
from Los Angeles Thursday 10 re-
main a few days on business. She
and her sister Miss Emma Csverly
are located in Los Angeles for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard and Mrs.
j, X. Fahring went to Beaumont
the first Of the week, to be with Nj.
Ankeny, father Of Mrs. Blanchard
and Mrs. Rahring, who is quite i'll
at that place.
Thursday night will be class night
at the high school, when the halls
will ring with the yels of the diff
ferent classes and a general good
time enjoyed. Much preparations
have been made to make it an un-
usual success this year.
New Auto Agency
Rex Maddox and Kenneth Burke
are now partners in the Chevrolet
agency here now, and have opened
show room in the front Of the
Alamo garage. Both young men
are well known here Mr.. Burke has
been connected with the Edgar
Brohtres Ford agency for several
years and Mr.. Maddox with his
partner, Mr.. Chambers, has run the
Alamo garage for some time.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Mosher are
entertaining Mrs. Mosher's sister,
Miss Henry Mae Eddy, from Phoe-
nix. When leaving here her father,
Mr.. Eddy, who has spent most of
the winter at the Mosher home will
accompany her as far south as
Mexico City
* Celebrate Birthdays
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Maddox cele-
bnted their birthdays, Wednesday, |
both being onthe same day, with a
big dinner at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Kenneth Burke.
Several families and members of |
different organizations attended the |
services at Ell Centre |
Members of the Boy
Scouts topk part in the parade.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Jarboe are
homes again after spending a week
at Los Angeles and other coast |
points.
joel Anderson and Sam Webb at
tend the grand jury meeting in |
Fl fxtro Tuesday afternoon.
fg Goes North to Study
Miss Ruth Weydell will leave the |
last of the week for San Francisco,
where she will spend the summer
with two CT her aunts, and study |
music.
The Eastside-Sunset Home De
partment met Tuesday for an all
day cession at the North Friends |
church. a pot luck dinner was en-
joyed at noon and sewing and other |
work occupied the day.
Monday Mrs. B. l.. Baker and |
Rev. Maley collided while driving
their cars down town, and Mrs. |
Bakers car was considerably dam |
aged, but the car driven by Mr.. |
Maley was able TO keep going.
Going to Summer School
Mrs. Anna Kingsburv and Mrs. c. |
D. Hartshorn are planning 10 spend |
their summer vacation, attending |
summer school. They will have a
cottage together with the children.