Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-29
HEBER
(Press Staff Correspondent

ham is leaving for an extended trip
to New Mexico and Texas. Mrs.
Denham will visit her daughter Mrs.
R. NJ. Rhodes, in New Mexico, going
from there to Hamilton, Texas to
be with her sister, Mrs. Ida Jurney.
Che expects to be gone at least six
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Fl. Gavin will
motor with Mrs. NJ. Denham to San
Bernardino, where Mrs. Denham will
take the train for the east. The
Cavins will continue on to Los An
geles and visit their son, Lynn and
wife, during the remainder of the
week.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson spent last
week in San Diego.
NJ. H. Gavin and George Thompson
attended the Associated Chambers OF
Commerce meeting at Brawley on
Thursday.
Mrs. Paul S1avey was hostess at
4 shower for Mrs. Carl Jordon
Thursday. Many dainty articles
were showered upon the honoree
amid a profusion of pink oleanders.
The refreshments carried out the
pink color scheme and were served
by Mrs. Roy Maupin and Mrs. Her
mond Woods. Those attending were
Mesdames May Fleming, Della Wal
lace. Edith Jacobs, Ova Nogel, Fred
Roberts, O. Kinder, Henry Jordon,
GLADYS Frandsen. j. J. Lowe, +. 5.
Glass, Hermond Woods, Roy Maupin.
Burtie Mae Hester entertained re-
Gently celebrating her birthday. The
guests were Argyne and karye
Cheser, Annie Mae and Ethel Lee
Vogel, Annie Miller, Edna Earl Me
Bride, Lorna Hamerson, Buela and
Elwood St. John and Lula and Goldie
Hester.
Bob Cheser has returned from a
trip to BARLEY.
Mrs. John Briggs and Mrs. Wyatt
Briggs spent Wednesday with Mrs.
VI. Denham in FL Centro.
NJ. 3. Harvey left by airplane for
Los Angeles where he was called to
the bedside of his wife.
Mrs. Claude Terrence and baby,
Dorothy Claudine, returned home
Mrs. J. H. Myers, of Holtville,
visited with Mrs. Claude Terrence
Friday.
The "dollar social" sponsored by
the Ladies' Aid drew goodly
crowd. The pot luck supper was
served at 7:30. The program be- !
gan with the stories of how the !
money was earned by the members, |
peals of laughter from the
audience. Mrs. George Thompson
presided at the piano, accompanying
Arthur Tucker in two solos, and Miss |
Corfman with two violin selections,
rendering a selection herself on the
piano. Songs and recitations filled
he program. Sl4 was added to the
treasury from the evening entertain
ment. Il
Marion Frost, of Red!ands. called
on Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitcher,
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert, Of Ontario,
ire located with Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Whitcher for the summer.
HEBER. May 29.-Jimmie HOl- |
comb was seriously injured, when
! ear was backed over him, at the |
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Vogel, Sunday after
noon. The baby was rushed to the
hospital in Calexico, but is still in
such critical condition that the
outcone is unknown.
Ms. George Witcher and Mrs. A.
VI. Bogart spent Sunday with Mrs.
William Peterson, at Brawley.
Mrs. Edith Jacobs will leave on
Thursday for her home at Plain
Vile, Mimi.
Mrs. Laura Orr will attend the
commencement exercises at Park
Vile College, Mo. Mrs. Orr was a
graduate of the class jim 1916. After
leaving there, Mrs. Orr will visit
most of the large cities of the east,
looking especially for the places of
historic interest. Returning by the
route, she will visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, at
Oregon, arriving nome the
middlc Of July.
Those from Heber who attended
the baccalaureate sermon at the
high school at Calexico were Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. II. Gavin, Mesdames
Sadie Fishburn, John Briggs, f. X.
Cheser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Holmes, of
Holtville, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Williams.
George McCuen has returned for
the cantalOupe season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Barnes enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening,
having as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Stootsberry and Jaunita
Majors.