Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
IMPERIAL
press Staff corregpondentl


Mccall is in town for a few dav5 on
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall are
spending the winter ut their cot
tage in Oceanside and their many.
friends will be glad to know that
the change Of climate is proving
beneficial to Mrs Mccall $ health
Mrs. Jessie Hoyt Hatch was in
Rrawley last Saturday in attendance
at the county executive board meet
ing of the Federation of Women s
clubs of which she is chairman
Mrs. J. D. Fowler of Pacific
Beach returned to her home last
Sunday after 10 day visit to Ter
sisters, Mrs. Curtis Gabrielson and
Mrs. Jess Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Butler were
in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cline spent
the week end in Red!ands having
as their guests, the former IS s.stei.
Mrs. c. II. Hcffcrlin and Mr. Hcf
fcrlin of Livingston, Montana, who
have been in Imperial the past
week. The party went by way Of
Palm Springs, the IIefferlins going
on to Hollywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. McChristy had
as their week end guests, Mr. 1ni
Mrs. William McChristy, and th"
latter $ sister and brothers, Miss
Hazel Milligen and Eddie and Ian
ME Milligan of San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sherlin are
the parents of little daughter Hlo
arrived Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Bishop return
ed Wednesday from Il short vacl-
tion sTent in Pacific Beach and san
Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Henderks en-
tertained their bridge club on Tues.
day evening, the party first gather
ing at Las Flores where dinner Eas
served. The st. Patrick motif WA
most effectively carried out in
decorations. Later the lIcndcrks
charming home was the happy set.
ting for six bridge tables. Prize
! for high scores were awarded to
Mrs. George Paulin for ladies and
"
/ lation prizes were given to Mrs. g
+ w. Hinderks and Curtis Hridgor$
/ Those present were; Dir. and Mrs.
II. V. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. u. >
! Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtt
Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs. Motcn Dil
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Durham
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. S. Capron, Mir. auc
j Mrs c. w. Hcnderks, Mr. and Mrs
! Lawrence Niles, MIR. and Mrs. S. F
Loffer, Mr.. and Mrs. George Paul
in, Mr.. and Mrs. A. \. Preble, an.
the host and hostess.
The local y. ". c. \. committee
meeting has been postponed frcn
March II to March IS in order thu
state Officers of the orga1;zatio
who wiz be in the valley at TIA
time may be asked to attend til
meeting.
The Auxiliary Of the Americas
Legion met Wednesday with Nh,
Ethel Pratt, Mrs. Gertrude Bale.
of La Mesa, district committv
woman of the 1lth district beiui
present. At the close Of the rcguia
meeting the members adjourned t
Legion Hail where the America
Legion and the Auxiliary held
joint meeting. Ray Bailey of l.
Mesa, vice-commandcr of Lcgio
twenty-second area, was also in st
tendance. Music was furnished by
male quartet and Charles Farrcl
of FL Centre, favored the audicnr
with vocal selections. After tn
program those desiring playe
bridga, and refreshments were SCI
we'd.
Mrs. John Arenas was called :
San Diego the last of the week b,
cause of the death Of her youngcs
brother, L. A. Mclindrcs, who wa
instantly killed in an automoui'
accident in the coast city. NJ
. Arenas accompanied his wife an
they returned to Imperial Wcda2,
day night.
Mrs George Kern left Wcdncsda
| night for short stay in Oakiar,
r The Woman S Organization of Ill
Community church met in all d1
session Thursday at the Paris
House The ladies had pot luc
luncheon and spent til" day scw,n.
+. The Lions club 5 Thursday lun
| con showed an increased attendanc
, and proved very interesting vita
talk by G. G. Irwin on aviation e
/, tivitics, past and present, who illu
i. trated his remarks with picture
$ showing many old typos of plan,
< as well as the new models. Nj
Irwin is the service engineer Of Il
? Eichficld Oil Company. II,
D Peterson, former resident Of Imp
rial, was 4 guest Of the club. Pres