Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-07

Apparently no official inquiry is
to be made into the activities OF
George L. Cassidy, above, who was
arrested the other day at the Sen.
ate office building in Washington
with liquor In his possession. Police
p6unced on him before he had
chance to lead them to the person
for whom the package was intend.
ed. Several years ago the same man
dropped a brief case containing
liquor on the marble floor Of the
same building. Cassidy also ran, but
was arrested.
blindfoldcd, 10 come closest to
pinning the tic onta large past
board man, won as prize. Those
present were Karyc and Argync
Chcscr, Glenys Msupin, Lorna Ham
erson. Annie Nay and Ethel Lee
vogcl and, Beulah st. John. Delici-
GUS Refreshments were served the
youngsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Hamerson
visited Friday night at the home of
the lattcr's cousin, Mrs. Harry
James, at Mcloland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Wilson, who
spent the summer at San Jacinto
have returned to the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Majors from
FL Scgundo came down Saturday
night TO. visit their respective par.
cnts,. Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Majors
and Mr.: and Mrs. John Marsh
Mrs Majors will remain for a
weeks visit, the guest of her
rlothcr and father.
Miss Bertha p. Patterson, county
y. w. G. \. secretary, visited the
Hcber schools this week in the in
tcrcst of the Girl Reserves.
Miss Louise Kennedy, first grade
Teacher, in the Hcbcr school, accom-
panied by Miss Iva Copple of the
Harding school and Miss Stella Ful
ton of the Wilson school in FL Cen
tro, motorcd to Alamitos, Tuesday
evening to enjoy a Mexican supper
with Miss Helen Mark and Miss
Mary Baker, who teach there. These
young ladies ali lclong to the AZ
tees, having graduated from the
State Teachers college at San
Diego.
{. T.. Holcomb and his aunt. Dora
Zcyn from Fullerton, are visiting
at tho home of the formers son
Jim Holcomb. ..=
The Fawcett Produce company
began shipping reas Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Murphy of Ell
Centro, former Hcbcr residents
called at the George Witcher home
recently.
Ned Moretti, of the Sun State
Produce Exchargc, is convalescing
after being confined, to his home
by illness for 10 days.
Mrs c. Morctti and son Carl re.
turned homo Tuesday evening and
arc preparing for, the coming lcttucs
season. Mrs. Morctti brought with
her, her two grand children, Ruth
and Bob Lofliu of FL Centre, who
will stay in her home while their
parents arc visiting in Louisiana.
Mrs. Roy Mg,pin entertained hcr
Sunday school class at Halloween
party at her home Thursday even.
ing Tho children first cnjoeed a
wcincrsJoast, the dessert consists ing
fof a Halloween free, with orange
and black flowers, containing Hal.
lowc'cn candy. Halloween games
were played and those lucky in So.
curing prizes were: Karyc Chcsor
IN the throwing contest, Lorna Ham.
crson, guessing contest and Arcync
ohcscr for the Halloween queen.
Those enjoying the party were:
karyc and Argync Chcscr, Imogeno.
Jeanette, Pauline and Ruth Love,
ncuiah St.John, Lorna Hamcrson,
Helen Torrance and Gicnys Maupin.
Mrs. Vincent Hamcrson was a
guest OF the Mclpland Community
Bridgc club Tuesday afternoon at
the home of her cousin, Mrs. Harry
james.
= Oscar Majors drove down from,
AlIlno Thursday. to visit with home
folks. ''s
Mr.. aud Mrs Clifford Moore Of
VI Ceutro called at the Lester knapp
ranch Saturday.
Joe Scramelli aud Joe Dcval truck
drivers for the Sun State Produce
Exchange arrived in Hcber Thurs.
day. ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shac, who after
the season had closed here in July.
went north to Fowler to work, re.
turned Friday morning.
Mrs. gLura X. Tyler and Miss
Josephine Douglass, county school
supervisors. gave tests to. the chill.
! dren at the Hcbcr school this week.
Miss Louise Kennedy, first grade
teacher surprised her Aclass by Civ
ing them a rcal Halloween party at
school, Masks and hats made bv the
puPils were worn and a short Hal
iowe'cn program given, after which
bobbing for apples and grab bag
box filled with candy was enjoyed
by the youngsters.
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