Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-19

III her county. llleSe WOIleI pio-
vided the potluck luncheon which
every one shared Mesdames
Charles Hackleman, Cox, Evan T
Hewes, Sam Parker, Thomas Paine,
C. c. Grimes, T. H. Baker, c.
Greeley, j. T. Page, Whistler, Earl,
John Boiling, Frank Rosenbaum,
Jay Steele, M Kinsey, Earl Ben
netts. Frank Riddles. Edna Forces
Ter. George M Austin, Rose For
rester, G.. SWarthout, katherine
Baller, Fred Veliquette, A. Poole,
Frank Weir, John GosS, Boone,
Daley, Arthur Peterson, John
Knapp. A. Raye Kramar, and Joe
A Wilson.
There will be no follow-up meet
ing but the next regular meeting
Will be held at Mrs. Daileys home
ON January g. The subject to be
dealt with will be color charts.
MFR. and Mrs. Roy Pemberton
and their baby son came from I'm
perial Monday evening to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Merit Cox and family.
Miss Kathryn He'll called on Miss
Lucille Miller at Miss Milier's home
in Ell Centro, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Shroyer
have made their home here with
Mrs. Shroyer's mother, Mrs. Sam
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Shroyer
have formerly been living in El
Centro.
Guests at a dinner given by Mr..
and Mrs George Townsend were
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Owens, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Townsend and L. c.
Townsend.
Miss Theresa Paine, whom most
McCabe residents will remember,
since she lived here a few years
ago, is here visiting, as a guest Of
Mrs. Frances Starr in Ell Centro.
Callers on Mrs. Joe A. Wilson
on Monday were Mrs Clyde Thom-
as and Mrs. Cox from Ell Centro.
Sunday John Lloyd Lydick ar
rived from Riverside accompanied
/ by his two young sons, Don Lee
and John Lloyd, Jr., who are now
enjoying their Christmas vaca-
ton; and Lydicks father, William
Shannon Lydick was with him also.
He VIII stay here for the holidays.
Mrs. John L. Lydick is expected
down Thursday to spend Christmas
, with relatives here.
Ernest l.. Sprinkle came down
Friday and visited until Tuesday
with his father, Ernest L. Sprinkle,
ST.. He returned to Chaffey Tues
! day with James Cox of FL Centro,
expecting, however, to come down
the latter par of this week to
spent Christmas here.
Miss Laura Havens left Wednes-
! cay for Redlands. From there she
plans to go to Hemet to visit her
while, then to spend a few days
in Los Angeles; and finally to re-
turn for Christmas here with her
father and mother.
| Luther Fisher, whose home is
here in the valley, married Miss
Barbara Campbell on Wednesday
| last week, the marriage taking place
at the home of the bride in San
Diego At the present the newly
| Nttlo dL I14dh44lS lAlCii ilOAilC WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Fisher.
A holiday guest of Albert Steels
| is his cousin. Allen Lee Louis, from
huntington PARK.
Misses Martha and Marie Slovak
and Bernice Wilson made the trip
! out to the Painted canyon, Sun
! day.
! Mrs. Fred c. Smith has recover
ed from an attack of influenza.
Her baby daughter, Fredes, was also
i'll and has not yet fully recovered
] from it.
Mrs. Maggie L. Havens came
+ Sunday night. accompanying her
son Felix, to spend a week or two
with her relatives. She is a guest
! Of Mr. and Mrs Felix Havens.
/ Miss Dorothy Genevieve Wash
burn accompanied by Miss Barbara
Horner. drove down from Los An
geles so that Miss Horner may
spend her holidays with her grand
/ father, Fred w. Paine, at his coun-
/ try home. Her mother, Mrs. Flor
] ence P. Horner, will follow her soon.
Honoring the birthday of Lowell
Pippinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McCallmen of El Centre gave a din
ner to which they invited the Miss
IS Marie, Masako. and Eiko Yu-
Kawa. on Sunday.
Frank Stall drove up to Alameda
Wednesday to take his lie and son