Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-12
HEBER
(Press Staff Correspondent


Aid finished the quilt in the frame
at the parsonage. Those quilting
were Mesdames NJ. Denham, John
Briggs, Mae Woods, +. II. Chcser,
Earl Maddox of FL Centre, j. j.
Love, S. Davis, Claude Terrence,
Clyde Rodgers, Sadie Fishburn and
NJ. II Gavin. November -, the Aid
viii put in another quilt at the home
of Mrs. Mae Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Gavin will
take G. +. Hovey to the Soldiers
Home at Sawtelle. While. on the
coast, the Cavins will attend the
Heber Picnic. at Gcncsha Park, Po-
mona, on Armistice Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gleghorn will
spend Armistice Day at San Diego.
MRS. Gertrude Maitland was a
caller in Heber on Friday.
f. A. Fee, of CaleXico, called in
Heber on Friday.
Miss Mary Campbell of Clarcmont,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H.
Vacin. Miss Campbell will accom-
pany the Cavins to the coast. Miss
Campbell was a pioneer of the val
ley, living for a number of years on
the ranch of DR.. Campbell's, known
now as the Lyon ranch.
Claude Terrence has installed a
hydraulic hoist in his service sta
tion.
Mrs. Arthur Nogel entertained on
-. 4 l., nf So n
Diego, Mrs. Il. p Forshey of FL Cen
tro and Mrs. j. H. Klobs of Blake
ley, Mimi.
Mrs. Arthur Nogel spent Thursday
with Mrs. +. r. Trey in Fl Centric.
The Heber diamond held a lively
game on Thursday evening. Heber
first team played the Imperial Val
ley Hardware.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson spent Tues
dav with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson to hear the election news
over their radio. Mrs. George Thomp-
son and Mrs. Ralph Thompson spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Hoyt Parker
at Bonds Corner.
Mrs. Margaret Pratt, agent of the
State Welfare Department, inspected
two homes for the care of children
in Hcber. Mrs. Angclinc Courtney
will receive q renewal of her license
and Mrs. J. J. Lowe will be issued
4 license.
Tfeber School
Ueher school observed ArmiStcc
Day with the following program;
America. sung by the school; read
ing. Little Man, Nadine Tuck ;
reading. Armistice Day, - Rufus
Cheser: reading ''ln Flanders
Field.' Burta Fac Thomas; "There
Are Many Flags" by school. Supt.
II. {. Coc was a welcome visitor Fri
day morning.
The trustees have declared today,
November II, holiday 50 that
teachers and pupils may participate
in the Armisticc Day celebration.
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Grades
The following had perfect attend
ance: Rufus Chcscr, Orlando Court
nev. Mary Briggs, Burtia Fac lhom-
as: Orville Knox. Hcrshal Marsh
Grace Jones. Ruth Lowe, Nadine
Tuck. Nora Machado and Henry Mil
Ter.
Fourth and Fifth Grades
The following were perfect in at
tendance: :. l.. Mcbride. Beulah st.
John. Rav Duran, Hilda Kuhn. Fun
iko Numata. Shizuko Numata, Hem
rv Konishi. Yoshikazu Suzuku, I.
W. Wright. Jenaettc Lowe, karve
Chescr. Edwin Knox, Carlos Mea-
dows, Imogcnc Lowe and Edna Earl
Mcbride.
Second and Third Grades
There were II pupils on the roll
during the second month of school
The following had perfect attend
ancp: Joe Bradshaw, Maria Castro
Argvne Cheser. Clifford Enoehs,
Tazu Konishi, Clara Kuhn, Pauline
Lowe. Burtia Mcbride, Billy Miller
Erlinda Mendivil, Clara Pepper,
John Rubin, Masa Suzuki, l.. j.
Wiley. Joe Castro, Ruben Gascelum,
Joe Comes, Ada Kuhn. Lorna Ham
crson. Walter Kuhn, Nadine Miller
Aline Smith, Marselle Wright, Joe
Yasuda and Mary Iasuda.
Those who were perfect IN at
tendance for the second month oT
school were: Harold Brinkman, Gil
bert Mcndivil. Walter Smith, Martin
Jeffrics, Lacy Wright, Oliver ANA
dor. Joe Gastclum. Raymond Barnes,
Maria de la Rasa, Flora Estrada,
Anita Kuhn, Anna Pepper, Vera
Machado. Annia Mae Nogel and
Louise fresh.
There were 81 children enrolled in
the first grade during the month.
The following beginners can count
to 20: Flora Estrada, Lacy Wright,
Walter Smith, Doyle Knox, Annie
Mae Vogcl, Anita Kuhn, Guadalupe
Bcnitez, Raymond Barnes, Martin
.Joffries. Scrfino Obese, Juanitn
Campos. Maria de la Rosa, Gabriel
Mendoza, Louis Tellcz, Qui'on WI
ley. Oliver Amador, Stanley Scronl,
Rntn Elnrcs.