Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-01
IMPERIAL
Press Staff Correspondent


munitv Methodist churches will
unite for their Sunday evening ser
vices during the fall and winter.
| The first of the series was held Al
| the Community church last Sunday
night with Rev. Earl +. Lindsey
preaching the sermon. Next sun
aav's union service will be held III
the Methodist church with Rev. +.
w. Hewlett as the speaker.
Mrs. Maurice Van Dyke, and the
Misses Comber, Howard, and Gamble
motored to Los Angeles to spend
last weekend.
Mrs. y. \. Mackey entertained
the members of the executive board
of the local w. C. T. L. at her home
last Tue sday afternoon. Several sub
.iccts, important to the years work
were discussed. It was decided to
hold one regular board meeting each
month to take care of much of the
routine work, thus leaving then
monthly meeting of the union more
time for special work. The hostess
had her rooms and especially the
dining table most clcvcrly decorated
in white ribbon, the emblem of the
order. Officers and heads of depart
mrnts present We're Mcsdamcs y. \.
Mackcy, J. G.. Swinncy, r. G.. Banta
t. y. Cosand 0. ID. Van Dyke, f.. IL.
Heyener, Tom Lawson, \. l.. House,
II. NJ. Mccall, Cora Mccall, and Miss
Charlotte Preston.
The next regular meeting of the
W. e. 7. L. win occur at the home
of Mrs. o. ID. Van Dyke ON north
+. street.
Mrs. f. II. Hcvcncr and daughter
Miss Francis spent last SATURDAY
and Sunday in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Bishop and tn"
lattcr's sister, Mrs. j. u. Fowler OF
Pacific, who has been their guest
for several weeks. left for Phoenix
and other Arizona points on las,
Tuesday.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs Cd. Van Dyke were hosts to
the Junior and primary departments
Of the Methodist sunday school. the
affair being a most Jolly Halloween
frolic. The parents of the children
and members of the Bible class were
especially invited guests to watch
the children at their fun. Mrs. w.
ID. Webb and Mrs. Maurice assisted
the host. There were about - pres
cnt.
her club at most charming Halo
Mrs. J. l.. Meadows entertained
wc'cn bridge luncheon. The occas.
ION was especially to compliment
Mrs. b. Bcarrup. of Calexico, and
Mrs. +. c. Kinney of III Contro, in
honor of their birthdays. Each of
these ladies received "tca towel"
shower and birthday cake. After
tbe luncheon, cards were enioved,
the high score being made by Mrs.
Ingram. The club members present
Il. +. Moore and low by Mrs. 4. q.
were: Mcsdamcs +. j. Gianola. II.
'. Hopgood, W. A. Vie. II. p. Moore.
j. {. kinne, George Lomholdt. OF
III Centre, Mrs. y. Bcarrup Of Cal.
"Nico. Other guests were Ncsdamcs
Joe kiunaird. Harry Erskinc. T..
~. Laurent, y. &. ingram, Il. &.
Panta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Ingram re-.
turned from Los Angeles Tuesday
night. Mrs. Ingram has spent the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. IRA Hat
greater part of two months at tn.
rber, who has been very i'll in Los
Angeles. Two weeks ago Mrs. Hat.
cher underwent an operation and at
me present time is improving splcnd,
| idly.
The county executive board OF
the y. NJ. G. A. will meet in Calcx.
leo next Monday at | O'Clock pm.
The local y. w. c. A. committee
iioids the next meeting on Wcdncs
day at the home of Mrs. II. V. gray.
This will take the place of the reg
nlar time, the second Monday whicl,
falls on Armisticc day.
George Kern. of the commercial
department of the High school, has
{ been on the sick list this weck.
psrtpcnt of high school has been
The evening class Of the art de
tcorganizcd with Miss Coffman
again in charge. Last Monday night
The second meeting Of the wear
found moro than a dozen well started
ON some piece of work.
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Grace, of New
Mrs. r. II. Boyd and her house
London, Connecticut, were in town
| today.