Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-26
SEELEY
BY Press Staff Correspondent

SEELEY, Nov. &c. H. White
cotton, formerly a resident of the
West Side, now residing at Belflow
err, is visiting with friends on the
West Side.
Frank Starr and son Rodney of
Dehesa, spent several days this week
with George Campbell.
d. X. Butler was in Ell Centre
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bullard
spent Sunday at George Campbelps.
They live at Chula Vista.
J. H. Davis had a lot of chickens
stolen last week.
Pete Butcher and family spent a
few days on the coast.
Miss Omar, niece Of Cliff Omar,
is visiting at the Omar ranch over
the Thanksgiving holidays.
Francisco Rodriguez retu n d
from Mexico Sunday with some high
grade gold ore.
Charles Wrench returned Monday
from an extensive prospecting trip
in the Chocolate mountains, and
was highly elated over some high
grade ore which he discovered.
Mrs. C. Musgraves, of San Ysidro,
spent last week on her farm at Dix
leland.
The Home Department met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Frank Pennock.
Word from Byron Difani is to the
aTfnof thot ho 70 ;ppnrnuinn
Paul Pritchett is expecting to un-
dergo an operation this week.
Mrs. Byron Difani, Pauline and
Delphan were Thanksgiving dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Borden of
Calexico were Seeley visitors
Thanksgiving Day.
Grandma Reeves, mother of Mrs.
John Nelson, is up and about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Berry, Jack,
Robert and Joyce had Thanksgiving
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Kirk and family.
Special choir practice was held
at the Paul Pritchetts home last
Tuesday evening.
The Christian Endeavor society
had an athletic social Friday eve
ming.
Sunday services: Sunday School
at 9:45; next Sunday, December 4th
being Rally Day, it will be necessary
to lay our plans this Sunday. Preach
inc services at IL a. m. The theme
will be Thanksgiving. Special sing
ing by the choir. Evening services
at ZOO, an evangelistic sermon, good
singing and special music is the or
der of the service. Christian En-
dcavor at 500.
Good Baseball Game
On Thanksgiving Day the first
base ball game of the season was
played on the new Seeley diamond,
when the Seeley Sluggers met the
West Side Winners in a hotly con-
tested and hard hitting game. The
game ended with a final score for
Seeley of II runs and for West Side
of 81 runs. Those who played on
the West Side team were Albert
Linton, c. Linton. Harold Liebert,
Linton, Jim Mccain, Tom
Liebert, Jess Rogers, Bob Haley,
Robert Mccain. The Seeley players
were Fenwick, Potter. Robertson,
Little, Wittker. Butler, Hansen,
Kelly. Best. Williams, Ursham, Ow-
ems, Kennedy, Sheldon, Davis. A
collection was made to be used in
base ball equipment.
cniovcd the game. Jack
Williams and Ross Best have spent
considerable time in preparing the
diamond which is in fine condition.
Friday evening about 66 people
met at the Community Hall for Play
night. The Gold Medal class had
charge of the affair. Beulah Shell
don and Vclma Kirk as chairmen of
the social committee made all ar
and executed them in
good order. There were games and
an entertainment. Those taking part
in the program were Delphan Difani
md Pauline Difani who rendered an
duet; Vclma Kirk.
readino; Jack Berry, recitation and
Roberta Ferguson, piano solo. Re-
freshmcnts were in charge of Paul
inc Kilqore, Iowa Davis, and Edith
Davis. Mrs. Trammcl and Mrs. Davis
assisting.
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