Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-29
McCABE
fPress Stsff Correspondent)


class and members OF the cast OF
Twilight Alley" Monday evening
at the McCabe Union school.
The audience was more than re.
paid for any effort they had made
to attend, as the program was un.
usually we'll delivered. Every child
taking part was a credit to his
teacher. The graduation class con
! sisted of - girls and five boys. The
boys were in white and the girls in
dainty dresses of different hues.
Following is the program:
Glass history. Chester Nelequette
song. California 5 Calling You,
graduation class; class prophecy
Dorothy Paine; class will, Marie
! Yukawa; operetta, Twilight Al
| ley scene, the court of the "Old
/ Shoe tenement in Twilight
Alley
Pupils taking principal parts in
| the operetta were: Nelma Pippin.
Maria Oso, Coneha Osa, Marie Van
Allmen, Mary Hoppin, Kathlene
sic kathriner. Georgetta Townsend,
and Donald Ne cElvaney. with flower
girls, butterflies and baseball boys
making up the chorus. and no small
factor in the success Of the Operetta.
Others also taking part were:
Flowers Girls-Nivian whitehead,
Frances Sunstrom, Caroline Paine,
Eliza beth Nemeth, Bertha Won ALL
men, Mary Labrucherie, Dorothy
Buckle, June Wright. Berniee Goss,
Betsy Nelequette, Hazel Townsend,
Rosa Birch
utterflies-Naomi Hacker. Rosie
Green, Lois Bezdecheck, Ida kath-
riner, Gertrude kathriner, Ella
Hofer, Mariana Burch, Qubelle Goss,
Dorothy Marlborough, Alma Pippin,
Margie Wickers, Mary Louise Sar-
lego.
Baseball Boys = Gene Wagner.
Jack Page. Warren Brock, Homer
Spear. Gene Nelequette, Earl Green,
Earl Pippin, Paul sehallberger, Bob
La Brucherie. Maria Osa, Concha
Osa. Kathlene Wagner, Rosalie La
Brucherie, Mary Hoppin, Lucille
Goss. Marie Won Allmen. Georgetta
Townsend, Donald MeAlhaney, Vel
ma Pippin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom and
daughter Francis returned home
from Pasadena Saturday, after visit
ing several days with Mrs. Sun
strom 5 parents. The SunstrOms also
visited their brother Arthur Sun
strom of Highland Park, and Mr..
and Mrs. A. \. Grant of Ontario.
Mrs. c. F. Conner left Thursday
for Mcpherson, Kansas, to visit
brother. Mrs. Conner will be gone
several weeks and will visit other
brothers in Topeka and Manhattan.
At Manhattan she will visit the col
lege from which she graduated 20
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Pewes were
dinner guests OF Mrs. Ada Gates OF
Jasper. sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Eubank enter
tained with dinner party Sunday,
the honor guests being Mrs. Vera
Fem. and Mrs. Grace Hildrith.
Nr. and Mrs. Guss Brynnure of
Kansas were guests Of Mrs. lrma
He'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson had Mr.
and Mrs. L. {. Gilpm as dinner
guests Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell of
Mesquite Lake visited Mrs. lrma
He'll and family Sunday.
The McCabe Farm Home depart
ment met at the home Of Mrs. John
Goss Friday, May 24.
This was a special meeting to fin
ish the work on guide patterns. Mrs.
Goss was assisted by Mrs. q. \.
Harper acting as joint hostess. Sew
eral patterns were finished and
pot luck lunch was served at noon.
The next meeting will be June - at
the home of Mrs. George Lightel.
who lives two miles north OF Moore :
store, on San Diego highway, and
quarter mile east.
Those attending the meeting at
Mrs. Goss' were: Mrs. Joe wilson,
Mrs. G. c. Harper, Mrs. }. p. Wago-
ner, Mrs George Lightel, Mrs. j. +.
La Brucherie, Mrs. f. T. Hewes,
Mrs. Fred Nclequette, Mrs. 7. +,
Wright, Mrs. \. L. Wright, Mrs.
Mary Thomas, Mrs. +. o. Rosen-
baum, Mrs. Ray Kramar, Mrs. g. II.
Green. Mrs. j. Eubank, Mrs. George
Austin. and Mrs. Goss.
Mrs. T. +. Wright entertained
with family dinner Sunday at
which Mrs. g. c. Harper was one Of
the honor guests. Mrs. Wright IS
Mrs. Harper's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. Wagner en-
tertained informally Saturday even
ing, those invited being Mr.. and
Mrs. John Briggs and daughter
Mary of Heber, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Eubank, Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Hoppin and daughter
Mary, and Walter Paine. Five
Hundred was the diversion Of the
evening, after which refreshments
were served