Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-04
McCABE
Press Staff Correspondent


presented at MeCabe Wednesday
evening, was conceded by all 70 he
the best ever given in this district
The stage setting represented a
beautiful flower garden, which, as
the play progressed was made more
gorgeous by the children portraving
different flowers, bees and bugs.
Each student did his part especially
well. Practically the whole school
took part.
1t is estimated that over 800 pa
irons and friends of the school en-
ioyed the program.
The graduating e.lss of Is made
a very pleasing appearance and
their part of the program was very
enjoyable.
The graduates were Maria Osa,
Warren Book, Mary Francis Hoppin,
Frank Nemeth, Coneha Osa, Lloyd
Miller johanna Voorting, Earl Nab
~, Lucille Goss, William Glase,
Cathlene Wagoner, Stanley Lydies
and Marie Won Altman.
McCabe Eucalyptus Farm Home.
department will meet Thursday,
June u, at the home of Mrs. j. IL
Du Bois. Ice box cookery will b.
the topic of the day. Luncheon
will be prepared and served. 8
Mrs. Clyde Havens, accompanied
by Mrs. Maggie Havens, Mrs. Min
ME Lark and Mrs. Fred Havens,
were dinner guests of Mrs. o. \.
Page at Holtvillc Friday
NJ. and Mrs. G. s. Wagner and
daughters have moved from Heber
and will make their home on the
Farrell ranch.
Mrs Ina Noel of San Diego. moth
CT of Mrs. Vera Fem, spent the last
Of the week in the valley, return
ing to San Diego with Mrs. Fem
at the close of school.
Nh. and Mrs. Roy Havens were
hosts to number Of relatives Fri
day evening, serving dinner to the
following guests: Mrs. Maggie Hav-
ems and Mrs. Minnie Lark Of Hemet,
Felix Havens Of FL Centre, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Havens Of Mt. Signal and
Nr and Mrs. CLYDE Havens.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom and
family drove to Holtville Sunday
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Smith, who are leaving for Oregon,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Pippin, formef
McCabe residents.
Eugene Schaffer was unfortunate
enough TO break his arm Thursday,
cranking car.
McCabe again has occasion to be
proud of her young folks, inasmuch
as two out of the three students to
win high school honor scholarships
are graduates of McCabe school
Every one extends the fortunate
girls, Mildred Paine and Majken
Moline, heartiest congratulations.
Mrs. J. l.. Lydick and children, of
Riverside, spent the past weekend
visiting at tie home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Paine
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Earl
Rennetts, Merle Wilson and Homer
Spear motored to Moreno lake Sun
day. for days fishing.
Mrs, Gilpin and daughter Blanche
of Yuma, we're guests Of the j. A..
Wilson $ Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. r. o. Clark enter
tanned in honor Of their son Ray
mond, Monday evening. Raymond
was celebrating his eleventh birth
day The guests were made up of
Troop 81, Boy Scouts Of III Centre
with their scout master. and boy
friends Of Raymond Games of var
i0us sorts were played after which
refreshments Of ice cream and cake
we're served.
Those present were Charles d.
Jobes, master, Pat Busch. Burdett
Kline, John King, jim Burke, Don
=. Rex. Randell Conner. Carl March,
Rex Richards, James Ginanola,
Bradford Killgore, Lazaughn Ben
nett Robert Craze and Rolly Clark,
Ir., Bob Burke, Stanley Ryerson,
Laurence Cook, Earnest Yingling
and Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Shepherd of FL
Centre were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Du Bois Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lynch are nice
~ locate din Burbank, having pur-
chased lot and butt a five room
bungalow. They are across the
street from their son Glenn Lynch.
Marie Hull Of Roswell, n. NJ, %
visiting her cousin Kathryn Hell.
She. viii be joined later hy her par
ents who win spend some time four
in0 in California;