Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-14
HEBER
(Prees staff Correspondentl

(Precs Staff Correspondent
HEBER, Nov. III. Il. Maupin
and Ray Williams of Orange, spent
Ia few days with Roy Maupin and
family.
Mrs. Roger entertained the young
people S class Of the Hebcr Sunday
school with a postponed Hallowc zen
party Friday evening, at her home
in CalexicO. The rooms were dccora-
ted with orange and black. The
Filipino boys from the Ell Centre
Mission, furnished stringed instru-
ment music during the evening.
About q members of the class were
in attendance. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jeffrics and
son, Martin, motored to Calipatria
cn Armistice Day.
The Heber Collegiate Institute
was the first school of higher educa-
tion in Imperial Valley. Many of the
worthy citizens of the valley at this
day attended the Hcber Collegiate
Institute in their college days, thus
when a Heber Picnic Of pioneers is
called, many from all over the val
ley responded to the call The sec
end call was made for Armistice
Day, at Gencsla Park in Pomona,
at which time an association was or
ganized, to be known as the Heber
Pioneer Association. Officers elected
were president, Mrs. NJ. A. Ritter,
of Hemet; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Walter POhl, of Alhambra. The
meeting day is to be Armistice Day
each year, and the place of meeting
to be Gcncsha Park, Pomona.
Charles Booth of Ontario, Dean
of the Chaffcc Junior College, gave
a short talk and Helen Mullincx
gave two readings. Those who were
in attendance were w. T.. Wright,
Alhambra, Mrs. NJ. A. Ritter, Hemet,
Mrs. Lorena Bragg Hanaford, Pasa-
dcna, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Weed
and children, Pasadena, Misses
Mary and Bess Campbell, Clarcmont,
Mrs. M. f.. McCrackcn and Julia,
San Demas, w. r. Hummcl and
family, Chino, Austin A. Grant and
family, Ontario, Oliver Saylor and
family, Covina, c. w. Mullinex and
family, Hemet, Mrs. Walter Pohl,
Alhambra, Harold Hill, Ontario,
Miss Fl. A. Hendry, Riverside. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. II. Gavin, Heber, and
Charles Boothe and family, Pomona.
Those from IIebcr who attended
the Armisticc Day celebration at
lloltVille were Mrs. Claude Terrence,
Mrs. Ray Barnes, Lenora Noland.
Mrs. Andy Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
+. Ware, Mrs. Borden, Mrs. Ange-
line Courtney and son, Orlando, Mr..
Hnd Mrs. Floyd Wallace and
kathrine Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Murrito were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Collins Saturday.
Two Hcber alumni played on the
football team at FL Centro on
Armisticc bay, Earl Briggs and
Riley Mcbride, Riley Mcbride made
a touchdown.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hill were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Il. Chcscr.
I. o. Morrison spent Armisticc
Day on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Thompson
attended the football game at EI
Centre on Armisticc Day.
Mrs. George Thompson will spend
Thursday in FL Centre the guest of
Mrs. Il. b. Bcarupp.
Mr., and Mrs. Ned Wilson spent
Sunday in San Diego.
DR.; j. Lewis Gillics preached at
the lleber charge on Sunday after
noon. A large delegation from the
verde charge was in attendance.
AFTER the sermon the quarterly con.
terence Of both charges was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Dixon will
make their home with Mrs. Dixon Is
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Vogel,
for short time.
Mrs. j. Holcomb spent Tuesday
with her mother, Mrs. II. G. Vopcl