Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-02
HOLTVILLE
By Press Staff Correspondent

huai evening meeting OF thc No-
man $ Study Club will be held on
the evening of May q at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Meyer. \
pot luck dinner on the lawn is be-
ing planned and Club husbands
will be guests of the evening. Of
ficers for the coming year will be
installed at this meeting.
Eugene Lott, manager of the I'M
pcrial Valley Milk Producers Asso-
citation returned recently from a
ten-day trip to San Francisco and
Los Angeles in the interest of the
association.
He attended a meeting of the
California Dairy Council in Fresno
and also made visit to some of
the crcameries in the San Joaquin
valley. At Los Angeles he attend.
ed session of the California De-
velopment Association.
a number of people from Holt
Vile attended the wrestling and
| other athletic matches held by the
Turnverein Club at Rosehill Park in
/ Los Angeles last Sunday. Entrants
! in these matches came from as far
north as Portland with II number
| from San Francisco, Modesto and
| MADEIRA. Mr.. Kurman, who won the
wrestling match at Imperial last
! fall, was the winner in the Los An
gclcs contest. Those who drove up
/ from here for the events were Mr..
and Mrs. Anton lmfield, Walter I'm.
| field, August Ming, Gottfried Ming,
John Ming and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
I Iumstein.
c. Il. Chapman of san Diego came
over this week on business trip
and to buy up hay for his dairy
herd on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wilson and
MIR. and Mrs. +. b. Hatfield were
Sunday visitors at Yuma.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Adams of Yu-
ma, formerly Of IIoltvillc, recently
called on Mr.. and Mrs. c. :. Slocum
tn their way to San Diego.
Transferred to Brawley
Miss Lorcne Hudson. who has
been assisting in the local office ~
the Southern Sierras Power Co. for
some time past, left YESTERDAY for
The Brawlcy office. The change of
position is by way of I'M advance.
ncnt. Miss Ruth Cline will be the
new office assistant.
e. II. Eckcrt returned from n
short business trip to Los Angeles.
W. II. Borden of Plaerntia, Il pio-
nccr resident of Holtvillc, was her"
last week looking after his interests
Fred y. Gilbert, commercial
agcnt of the Erie railroad. was
business caller here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. North of
Santa Monica have taken up their
residence on their ranch mile
north of the Verde school. Mr..
North has owned the ranch for
some time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. liarr} Tcrwilligcr
left Thursday morning to spend 4
week on the coast.
On Wednesday, afternoon Mrs.
Arnc lIiorth entertained with Il
charming luncheon II ircr home on
East Fifth street. Pink and white
roses were used for floral dccora-
rionS. The afternoon vas spent in
needle work and bridge Guests
were Mesdamcs F. :. Wilby, j. W.
Johnston, II. G. Swink, Hugh GosS
of FL Centre and Mrs. II. o. Wood
uf this city.
Members of thc Intermediate c.
h. of the Christian church met at
the parsonage last Thursday eve
ming to take written test in the
{. f.. expert court which thcv have
been studying. Misses Virginia Ry-
eIson and Lillian Wilkinson each
passed with grades of 100 Later
the Young people were guests of Dir.
and Mrs. jackson AT dinner. Thos"
at the table were Bcrnicc Cook, 10,
! scphinc Wood, Virginia Rycrson,
Lillian Wilkinson, Kathleen Clcl.
land, Mildred Hopper, Hazel Beach,
Robert McClatchic and DR.. and
Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. Jack Payne was agrccably
surprised on Wednesday evening
when IA number Of her friends dccid
| ed to help her celebrate her birth
day. They arrived by pre-arrangc-
rcnt in time for dinner, bringing
delicious pot luck dinner with them.
Bridge was the diversion of the eve
ming. Those planning and carrying
out the affair were Mcssrs. AMI
Ncsdamcs Fred Holmes, Perry
Eunt, George Earle, Joseph Kay, IL.
". Mays and Misses Helen llueb-
nor, Marguerite Gillespie and o. i.
! Arcra.
Visitors from Redlands
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Bocttgcr had
rs recent guests Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ncy Waja and son, Donald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Bocttgcr and son,
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. Waja ana
daughter, all of Redlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Thicscn
had as dinner guests last Thursday
Mrs. NJ. r. Boettger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Cross and Albert Bocttgcr.
The dinner was in honor of Mrs.
Becttger b birthday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Palmer, ST.,