Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-13
PERSONALS

| Rev, NJ. Low and Rev. C. F
fIanagin viii leave Monday morn
ing for Camp Badly where the
VIII attend the three days sessioI
OF the ANIMAL prayer conference o
me Baptist pastors of Southerl
California. Mr.. Flanagan is trans
! pontation leader for this conferene,
Tor the valley and states that h,
expects a full attendance of M tn,
BaptiS- pastors of this district.
Miss Zelma Flanagan daughter %
Rev. and Mrs. {. Z. Flanagan leave.
Monday for Redlands where she vii
attend college at Redlands Univer
sity.
Mildred Singleton, iof Glendale
+; was visitor in FL Centre yesterday
Bnrrett s. Allen, former a.tor
ney of FL CenJro, was a visitor in
/ Ell Centre yesterday. Mr.. Allen
who is now making his home in
Pasadena, is visiting his father G.
s. Allen, a r%ncher Of Brawley.
f. II. Dcttra of Los Angeles
was a visitor in FL Centre yester-
day, on his way home from a very
enjoyable time spent in New Or
leans the last month. Mr.. Dettra
made the remark that the Imperial
Valley has the most moderate elm
ate of any district that he has been
in.
5. +. Coburn, of Orange, was vi
sitor in the valley for the last few
days. Mr.. Coburn came here from
his home in Orange 10 attend to
some business matters of his in FL
Centre and the vicinity.
f. Agley, of Les Angeles was a
business visitor in Ell Centre yes-
terday. Mr.. Agley left this morn
ing for his home in Los Angeles.
Charles Matlin. passenger and
freight agent of the San Diego ani
Arizona railroad left early Ills
morning for Los Angeles and ether
points on the eoast to spend three
weeks in fishing.
Miss Frances North and Miss
Maud Purdy have gone to Los An
geles for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Marshall Smith of Pasade-
ma, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. !
Simpson at their home in INLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Chespfit and |
family arrived in. Ell Ceptro last |
night after a month S vacatiaa-spent /
IN Long Beach. !
L. f. MeEvoy will leave for Pine
Valley today to spend the week
md.
w. j. Meagher has gone to Ja-
'umba to meet his wife and family,
md accompany them home after
heir summer s vacation.
Mrs. Kate Beale of Hokville was
n town shopping yesterday. I
d.. IF. Cotton of Calexico is in
q Centre today
DR.. Y. Z. Dupont is spending the
veek-e in Hipass.
Miss Helen Hill of Holtyille- was
ere today visiting ffir1fds
NJ. T. Cody left today for the
fountains where he will remain
ver the weekend.
w. B. Swanberger is going to Los
angeles to spend the weekend.
Miss Evelyn Baker, physical edu-
alton teacher at the. high school
as returned from Fillmore. Cali
ornia, to resume her work here.
L. NJ. Moore has gone to Jacum-
4 for the weekend
Miss E. r. Allen of Holtville
-as in town Yesterday.
+. c. Hatfield of Holtville was
ere on business yesterday.
Mrs. S. 0. Lingo had as her spe-
ial guest last evening, Miss Thel-
Rosalyn, New Mexico. Miss Gage
nd Mrs. Ellsworth were both for
Ter g.rlhood chums of Mrs. Lingo.
Jimmie Sharp has returned from
is vacation and reports IN enjoy
bic two weeks on the <oast
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan smith are
aving today for :. months vaea-
on, and expect TO visit in Jack I
IN, Tenn, New Orleans, Memphis,
id other southern cities. The I
lckson will also spend consider |
Die time in San Francisco, expect r
& to travel the north route on 1
eir trip east. Ia
b. A. Harrigan, Horticultural /
mmissioner, has gonf to Los AR-f1
les over the week ehd-->
w. p. Hamilton returned last (
ght from Banning where his faith
has been seriously i'll the past S
eek. Hamilton reports his father i
improving, but he expects to Il
ave for Banning again today. t
George X. Momyer will be the s
w principal at the Holtville high b
hool this year. Mr.. Momyer Wis
ID in Ell Centric yesterday d
Miss Irene Townsend of Holt {
lie visited in FL Centre Thursday b
d expects to be here permanently il
soon as school opens and she e
II resume her teaching in the Ii
.al schools. I.
Mrs. IL. A. Spencer, principal of 81
Imperial grammar school was in n
wn yesterday. d