Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
IMPERIAL
Nv Press staff CorrespOndent

IMPERIAL. June S.--'rhc lmpc
rial Union high school held theii
graduating exercises Friday evening
with a c:asS o. 24 graduates, - boys
and 10 girls.
The graduates made their way to
The platform amer arches of blue
and white, the class colors.
The program was specially well
rendered and was as follows:
/ Professional (chorus of Pilgrims J
/ Wagner.
Invocation. Rev. Ray Garter.
"Koko san. High school orches.
/ ira.
Swing Along Senior boys.
Werncr's Parting song trom-
bone solo, Franklin Lotflrr.
Vocal solo, FrankYc Lee Cavcr.
"In the Garden of Ny Heart,
! Senior girls double quartettc.
Address, DR.. r. b. Won hlcinSmid
Sunrise and You James Hub
bard.
Presentation Of diplomas. c. p.
EalphS.
"swallows, Sen of the Soul, "
Ruth Miller.
Waltz. piano solo. Gene Edgar.
"Pala Moon duet, James Hub.
bald. Franklin Loffcr.
My Heart at Thy Swee: Voice, -
girls gloe club.
Recessional, The End of Il Per
feet Day. glee club.
Those graduating in the 1926
were: the Misses Anna Marie Baer,
Ruth Carlson. Franklve Lee Caver.
C&Iol Edgar. Gene Edgar, Franc IS
Hevcner. Louise Huff, Ruth Miller,
Jewell Russell, Lora Stanfieid,
Clemintine st. Lawrent, Mabys
Townsend and Messrs. Augustus
0owley. Paul Coolu Oliver Hill,
,:ameS Hubbard. Sterns Harris. Nir-
Gil Kelly, Lytle Kinnaird, James ID.
noX. Franklin Loffer. Wallace Nc
Carly, RAYMOND Rittner and Walter
Wachtel
Anna Baer, Gene Edgar, Frances
Hevener and Marbvs Townsend were
awarded the pin and chapter seal
of the California scholarship fed
Grafton. n
Don Turner. formerly OF Imperial
bat now doing missionary work III
Venezuela. South America. spoke
Sunday morning at the Community
church. during the children : day
program. Mr.. Turner is on fur
lcugh at this time owing 10 his
wife's i'll health. Community church
has helped to support Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner in the field.
Mrs. Laura Sweeney received the
good news that her father. who has
been seriously i'll at his home at
Camp Badly, has just passed sue
ctssfullv through an operation. His
leg was amputated below the knee.
Friends of Miss Aileen Bigley.
who has been a resident here for
some time. will be interested to hear
of her marriage TO Edward Palmer
of FL Centre, Sunday afternoon at
Banning. They were married at the
Episcopal church at that city.
c. Y. Worthington, has purchased
the lot on west sth street adjoining
the Virgil Patterson property, as
has started the erection of 4 modern
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams spent
Sunday at Live Oaks.
The Misses Matte Young, Kath-
crime Hill, Mary Bartholomew, Mar
garet Salmen, Olga Neckles. Louis
Wynn, Mary and Ruth Bettis and
Matte White motOred to Jacumba
, Saturday where they spent the
week end. Mrs. Estelle Combes chap
Eeloned the party.
Donald Bransby motored to lmpe-
Trial from San Diego for the alumni
banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. o. Young and
Mrs. Arthur Pascoe motored to ia
cuffba for the weekend.
Miss Julia Marvis left Sunday to
spend the summer vacation in San
Diego with her parents. Miss
Marvis has been spending the win
ter with her cousin, Mrs. II. G.. Mil
Ter. where she attended /. '. L. I'll.
s. here.
Walter Watched, who was a mem.
her of the graduating class at the
high school returned with his par.
cnts Saturday to their home in
Whittier. They motOred to this city
Friday with his brother Martin and
sister, Mary.
Miss Jeanette Collins of Holt
vile attended the alumni banquet
here last week.
James Knox spent Sunday in San
Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Garrigus Wis