Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
HOLTVIILE
lpress Staff correspondentl


HOLTVILLE, Sept. 2S.--C. S
Acker returned the latter part OF
the week from Dallas, Texas, where
he has been under the care of q
physician for the past six months
Friday evening the Methodist
church lawn was the scene of 4
party given by the Epworth Lea
que, in honor of the teachers for
the coming year. After gathering
at the church the party proceeded in
ears to the homes of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Watts, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis. Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Marquand, and Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Lambert. These
people have recently married and
not until this occasion have the
Lcaguers had the opportunity to
give them surprise. All the brides
and bridegrooms accompanied the
group of about 40 to the church
lawn where games were played and
delightful refreshments served.
c. L. Lewis is visiting his
brother, j. b. Lewis, of this city.
NJ isCN Is tOiIitSi 4lplfi OnldflO.
Rev. Damron has returned to his
home from the FL Centre hospital,
where he underwent an operation.
Mr.. Damron is greatly improved in
health.
Friends of Misses Della and Donia
Williams gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weeks Monday
evening for the purpose of surpris-
ing the young ladies with q miscel-
laneous shower in honor of their APP
preaching marriages, which were
announced recently.
Frand Ward and son, Lameul. OF
San Diego, passed through Holtville
Tuesday evening enroute to Arizona.
Elect Church Officers
Rev. John II. Engle left Monday
morning for Santa Barbara where
he will attend the annual confer
ence' 'of the Methodist church. The
local congregation has requested
that Mr.. Engle be returned for an
other year and all plans are being
made for a successful year under
his leadership.
AT the close of the morning serv-
ice last Sunday the following off
GERS Were installed: Trustees-W.
H. Meyer, Ed Armstrong, Dale
Cooper, R. C. Starner and George
Bennett; stewards, C. NJ. Bolin, Dale
Cooper, F. Roy Thompson. Mrs. f.
B. Hatfield. Mrs. +. J. Smith, L. A.
Watts, 0. L. Watts, L. B. McKin-
non, Mrs. II. B. Graeser, Ray Will
son and r. C. Starner; communion
steward, Mrs. Dora Allen; recording
steward, c. NJ. Bolin; financial sec
retary, Dale Cooper; church treasur.
er, Ted Bolin; church music, Mrs.
f. j. Smith, o. l.. Watts, Mrs. +. B.
Hatfield; pianists, Ilene Hartzog,
and Mrs. Albert Boettger.
Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. Mace
Williams, president; Mrs. Ray Will
son, president, and Mrs. f. B.
Hatfield, secretary and treasurer
Woman's S Home Missionary Soci-
ETY., Mrs. Ira Feldman, president
Mrs. Dale Cooper, president: ::
Mrs. c. II. Chiswell, treasurer, and
Mrs. H. B. Graeser, corresponding
secretary.
Sunday School, F. Roy Thompson,
superintendent, o. L. Watts, secre-
tary, and Mrs. w. H. Meyers, as
sistant superintendent, pianist, Miss
Eilene Hartzog; Junior superinten,
dent, Mrs. J. II. Engle; primary
superintendent, Mrs. w. H. Mays
Epworth League officers, Keith
Savage, president; Kenneth Savage,
first vice-president; Beaulah Keeler
and Luella Hart, second vice -presi-
dent; Johnnie Thompson, fourth
vice-president; treasurer, Jewel
Rogers and Herbert Hughes, secre.
tary.
Junior League Superintendent
Mrs. r. c. Starner and Mrs. Mace
Williams. Finance committee, r. c.
Starner, F. Roy Thompson, Mrs. f
B. Hatfield, Mrs. +. J. Smith, Mrs.
ii. p. Graeser, o. l.. Watts and t.
B. McKinnon.
Miss Mozelle Rogers of Los Ang
eles, is spending two weeks home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Rogers.
Pomona College, Claremont, Lo,