Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-21
IMPERIAL

Ine QeiaVeu tram ScHeuule, IHc PIC
ture to be put on Thursday and Fri
day by the American Legion, "Thc
Unknown Soldier did not arrive,
and will have to be given at a later
date. The Country Store, however,
was given each night, and a num-
Der of lucky ones carried home
wearing apparel, household neces-
sities, etc.
Mr.. Joe Hallawell is very i'll at
her home on South G street. The
services Of trained nurse are need
ed to care for her, to ward off
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Van Dyke en-
tertained the Men and Women s
Bible class of the Methodist church,
Friday evening, at their home on
North + street. The evening was
spent with n number of unique
games. Mrs. Van Dyke served pop
corn and old fashioned taffv. The
house was beautifully decorated in
valentine manner.
The Imperial Airport was the
h"N uuiiuS TUE IttcHt STORM, III
one of the latest type of cabin
ships, the owner of which was Il
son of one of the Dodge Brothers. of
Detroit. Pilot Brock was in charge.
Ar. Dodge left the machine ut Tue
son and the plane was to Join him
i'll Los Angeles, when it was com
PEELED to make forced landing
here. Pilot Brock left THURSDAY
noon for San Diego, accompanied by
Roy Pemberton and Lieut.. Goddard,
who stopped at Potrero grade, where
Lieut.. Goddard was forced to leave
his plane several days ago.
The Methodist Ladies Aid serv.
Cd luncheon Friday in the local
gymnasium rooms, for the Chamber
of Commerce. Fortv-two members
rartook of an exceptionally good
meal, and are looking forward t.
| another one next week as the diff
ferent women 5 organizations will
put on the luncheons in the future.
| The Associated Chambers will meet
in Imperial, Feb. p, with dinner
at the Imperial High school. The
aren't Teachers Association will
serve, and everyone is asked to
| make reservations as early as pos.
slble. y good attendance is antici.
J pated as number of important sub
Jeefs must come up for discussion.
y fine program is being prepared.
Miss Isabelle Cox, daughter OF
Imperial Residents Married
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Y. Cox of the Mes
quite Lake district, and Cecil Mead.
ows, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. j,
l.. Meadows, were married at Yuma
| February II. Mrs. Meadows. who
is in the senior class in high school
here. will continue her studies. Mr.
| Meadows is employed in the me.
chanieal department of the school.
The Young couple will make their
home in Imperial.
Miss Olive Hauge, Of Mankato
Mimi, and ID. X. Allen of this citv.
were married recently al Yuma
Miss Hauge has been employed n
the office of $. z. Williams since
coming to Imperial. and Mr.. Allen
is valley agent for a kanass City
insurance company. Mr.. and Mrs
Allen viii makej their home in InI-
perial temporarily.
Miss Winona Walton, Youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. +. H.
! Walton, Of North + street and Jack
Barker of Fl Centre, were married
| in Yuma recently. The bride is one
cf Imperial 5 most popular young
ladies, and until the time OF hcI
marriage has been employed in til,
local telephone office. Mr. Barker
is employed at the Conley Machine
shop in FL Centre. Mr.. and Mrs
Barker will make their home in r.
Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Barker
Centro, and are temporarily at HON,
TO their friends at $50 Brighton
avenue in that city.
h. II. Ramsey was a recent Wis
itor in Yuma.
The Women's Auxiliary of tn,
Community church, met at the par
ish house Thursday with pot lucE
luncheon. The afternoon was spent
tying comforts and quilting.
Mrs. X. l.. Carter returned thi.
week from Columbus, Kansas, whcr,
she went to accompany the remains
Of Mr.. Carter's father, Robert l.
Carter, whose death occurred Al
their home in Imperial, severa
weeks ago.
During the washouts delaying
train service. the coast papers have
been arriving by airplanc.
Mrs. ID. V. Stewart is i'll at hcl