Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-20
HOLTVILLE
Cpress Staff Correspondent

class left Thursday at ! o o'clock for
Hipass where they spent Thursday
and Friday nights in cabins owned
by the Y. w. c. A., returning nome
Saturday. The cabins were equip
ped with all essential accommoda-
tions. They had wonderful time.
Friday they motored to Laguna
where a wonderful day in the snow
was had. Altogether it was great
success.
One of the largest social events of
the season occurred last Friday
evening at the Methodist church.
The evening was started by the en-
tire audience joining in singing sew
eral old songs following which Don
aid Emerson favored with a piano
solo. George Evens then gave two
vocal solos with his daughter, Miss
Mural Evans n the piano. Follow
ing these numbers c. G. Ellis, popu-
lar Los Angeles artist gave Chalk
Talk which was very interesting and
also exhibited several of his pant
ings. Then the Philippine orches'
t ira of Fl Centre arrived and gave
several very attractive orchestral
numbers and two vocal solos. The
! Epworth Leaguers had prepared re-
| freshments of cake, coffee, ana co.
| Goa and at this time announced them
ready to be served The last event
! of the evening was several interest
! ing games to be entered INTO by
everyone. The party broke up at
late hour of the night with every
one acelaiming it great evening.
A special assembly was called at
} the local high school Friday for the
purpose of paying proper respects to
! the departed seniors, who were en-
| loving the annual ditch day. The
Junior class took part in the cere-
/ monies, Glenn Bovee acting as the
| Official minister and delivering the
| sermon. The scene was at the fun
| cral Of the seniors and appropriate
music in the form of male quartet
was given. Following the funeral
services the scene changed to that OF
| the Pearlv Gates where SAINT Peter
stood waiting while the seniors, rep
resented by the members of the Jun
ior class, applied for entrance.
Satan, dressed in fiery red stood
close by and those not permitted TO
! enter the Pcarly Gates were immedl-
ately thrown into lladcs by himself.
If the decision was favorable TO
them they were escorted into ieaN-
en- bv angels. The thing was very
we'll put over and great deal OF
fun was had by the entire student
body.
Miss Lizzie Maude Kimblcr was
taken TO the FL Centre hospital ana
operated on for appendicitis Satur-
dav night. She is reported to be do
ing very well. Her many friends
wish for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Haas and Ed
ward Haas of Yorba Linda, were
guests at the home of the Rev. John
II. Engle Friday night. Saturday
morning Lawrence Haas, Miss poro-
thv Ewing and Mr.. and Mrs. y. W.
Menifield of Anahcim arrived ana
Rev. and Mrs. Fngle with their
guests motorcd to Yuma where kew
Engle united in marriage Lawrence
Haas and Miss Ewing at the Mrtho-
dist church. On returning to Holt-
willie Mrs. Englc served lovely
wedding dinner.
The members of the Scholarship
Society for the second semester OF
this school year have been announc-
ed. The following are members;
seniors, Mildred Gallatin Lambert,
Frrdonia Eckert, katherine ELS
worth. Christene Thames; juniors,
Ruth Gallatin, Luella Hart; sopho-
mores, Juanita Cole, Ailccn Hartzog,
Meta Lund, Jewel Sawyer; ferSh-
men, Emily Mcqueen, Virginia Ky
crson, Hildred Vigel, Lillian Wilkin-
son. 4 meeting of the society was
held Monday and officers were
elected for the following semester.
Mildred Gallatin continues as pres,
ident. Ruth Gallatin was elected
vice president and Aileen liartzog,
secretary and treasurer.
The following women attended the
Womans College Club meeting at
FL Centre last Saturday: Mrs. r. j.
Smith. Mrs. Stewart, Miss Kathleen
Kavanaugh, Mrs. Anna Kingsbury,
Mrs. Ted Bolin.
The annual senior class play has
been chosen and the east picked.
The name of the play is "The ABB
sent Minded Bridegroom. The play
is a comedy from beginning to end
and work was begun on it this week.
The following make up the cast:
Ellen Folks, Daphnay Rooney;
Teddy Tubb, Timothy Shea; Binkley
Prince, Jimmy Daphnay; Mildred
Elder, Nora Shea; Howard Hughes,
Patrick Rooney; Faye Doobs, kath-
leen: Christine Thames, Tessic; Joe
Kceble, Fred Grady; Ross Huffman,
Slade a plain clothes man; Mildred
Oldham, Yaney; Gladys Covey,
Yenic.
The name of the Operetta has
been picked out and work on it will
begin soon. All of the east has not
as yet been decided upon and will
be announced later. The name of
the Operctta is "Riding Down the
Sky.' The scene is laid in South
American where several young avia'
tors are forced down at the home of
a wealthy Spaniard where a num-
Der of young and beautiful girls live
and then the fun begins. Watch for
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