Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-13
HOLTVILLE
by Press staff Correspon dent

llOLTNlLLE, May IA pro-
gram will be given at the local
grammar school Wednesday evening
under the auspices of the Masonic
organization of this city. The
grammar school and high school pu-
pills will furnish the entertainment
and everyone is urged to attend.
The affair will be given on the lawn
so that everyone will be assured of
comfort during the program.
T.. s. Holmes, editor of the lm-
per:al Valley Farmer, gave a very
interesting address in the high
school auditorium Monday even
ing.
The annual Girl Reserves moth
er-daughter banquet was given in
the high school cafeteria Tuesday
evening.
Miss Viola Zones is able to be
back with her classes at the high
school after few days illness.
The annual junior-senior banquet
which took place Saturday evening
waa one of the most elaborate ever
attempted in the history of the
high school 1t was attended by ev-
cry member of both the upper class
es and several splendid addresses
and toast were given. The cafe
teria was beautifully decorated i'll
green and White, The junior class
colorS. while the favors were in the
colors Of the senior class. purple
and gold.
Among those attending the CaleX-
ico-El Contro baseball game al Cal
exico Saturday were Noval Walk
er, j. Bonner Williams. and the
Holtville coach, Charles Daggs. Ma
ny local boys have expressed the
opinion that they are glad the Cen
tral boys won and wish them sue
cess in the championship game
which viii be played soon.
Walter Newell and Ray Corley
left Sunday morning for a journey
through Northern California, Ore
gon, and Washington.
The dance scheduled for tonight
at tn. local natatorium has been
postponed. However, the dance VIII
begin again Saturday evening and
continue every Wednesday and Sat
urdav evenings thereafter.
The Ioltville high school girls
glcc club sang a number OF seiec-
tions ut the weekly luncheon of
the Rotary club, and Virgil Tor
rence and Mildred Layton each
gave splendid reading.
Among the Holtville men who
were selected for the 1925 grand
/ Jury are r. w. Hoover, c. +. kamm,
and Dave Nenc.ll.
Mrs. Herman Dee. a former resi-
/ dent of this city, is visiting with
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Vernon.
Plan Pot-Luck Supper
The Woman 5 Study club viii
give pot-lucl, supper on the lawn
of the y. l.. Hucbncr home, Thurs
dav evening at o clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Taggart mo-
tored to Andrade Sunday.
Franklin Waters was "a rccd1t
visitor here from San Diego jeff
Waters was a recent business visi-
tor here from Los Angeles.
Robert Atkinson has left for Wi
chita, Kansas, whera he will make
his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Momyer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Gruwclt enter
taincd the valley school principals
and their families 1T the Gruwcll
home last Friday evening.
Miss Jessie Stone, Of the Verde
district, spent the weekend in
Coacheila valley.
". II. Robinson, a popular at
tachc Of the Standard OIL Company
service station in. this city, has
been transferred to San Diego. Aus
tin Lester, who has been employed
in Standard station in Ill Centre,
Will succeed him here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. c. Blanchard
ard Mr.. and Mrs. }. Is. Fahring
motorcd to Beaumont Sunday 10 vi
sit Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Ankcrang,
the parents Of Mrs. Fahring and
Mr. Blanchard.
Rev. b. II. Blanchar, pastor of
the local Baptist church, left Tues-
day for Long Beach to attend the
Baptist conference which is to be
held in that city next we k.
DR.. W. f. Moshcr and wife re-
turned Monday night from a week s
vacation spent q. Big Bear Lake.
The Mcthodists Of this commun-
ty will hold IA gct-togcther party
nj the local church Thursday even
ing at 0 clock. Everyone is in