Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-12
NEWS OF M'CABE DISTRICT

dinner given by MI. ana MrS. "a
A. Moline, were Mr. and Mrs. l.
Thanner and their sons, Jean and
Johnnie.
The McCabe Boy Scouts were
forced to postpone their trip
planned for November 8 until next
Saturday. However, the trip will be
taken, then, down to Black Butte
the old volcano in Baja California
The boys and their leader will spend
Saturday and Sunday morning
there.
Mrs. Bill Cook was hostess to her
mother, Mrs. Stevens, several days
last week.
Guests from Riverside of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Havens were Mr.. and
Mrs Frank King and son, Manic
who came down Saturday night. Mr.
and Mrs. King lived here several
years ago and still own land in Sils-
bee district. They returned to their
home Tuesday.
Visiting, Tuesday, with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Lark Goss, south OF
Holtville, was Mrs. John Goss.
The McCabe school hired its sixth
teacher on Wednesday to teach the
high school and low third grades
The new addition to the faculty is
Mrs. Gladys Layne of San Diego
and she will live in the teacherage
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred SunStrom were
hosts at a dinner given by them on
Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Harry H
Hoppin and daughter, Mary Fran
ceS.
A member of a fishing party
which went down to the Gulf OF
California last Friday evening was
James Brock. They returned or
Sunday evening.
j. W. Bridenbaugh, whose home
is in Upland, has been a guest for
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Osa and family
Ed Fairchild has released his
ranch for three years to Dick Cor
der and has returned to his home
in Oceanside after visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. John GoSS.
To honor the eleventh birthday o.
Elizabeth Nemeth. the following
boys and girls assembled at hel
home on Tuesday, November IL
Marianna and Rosa Burch, Kath.
crime Weiss, Virginia and France;
Lydick, Caroline Payne, France;
Sunstrom, Burnie, Georgetta anc
Hazel Townsend, Eden and Melba
Baller. Frank Nemeth, Betty Veil
quette. Bertha Won Allmen, anc
Eernice Goss. Delicious pineapple
ice cream, chocolate and white
cakes, cookies, and punch were
served. Clever favors Of hats, horns
and baskets of candy were also
given all the guests.
Frank Stall was hurt recently
when his clothing was caught by ar
cnsilage cutter. Although his broth.
er-in-law, Ben Cook, released hin
Immediately, his back and leg were
injured He is much better now bu
walking is still painful
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Merl
Cox and family on Sunday were MI
and Mrs. Crawson of Ell Centre.
Mrs. Edna Forester left the hos
pital Friday, where she had been 10
about a week, to stay with Mrs
George M, Austin until she is ablt
to return home, which she expect.
to do Wednesday or Thursday O.
this week.
The McCabe Farm Bureau met a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Evan I
Hewes on Friday to discuss plan
for the membership drive which
they will begin soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan T. HcWe
visited in Beaumont Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Alexander, tn
parents of Mrs. Hewes.
Miss Katherine Weiss. accom-
panied by Miss Anna McManus O
Ell Centro, made the trip over t,
San Diego Saturday They wer,
guests there of Mrs. Mary SPRAY
sister of Miss Weiss, and returned
home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knapp wer,
hosts at dinner at their hom,
given in honor of Mrs. William For
rester's birthday. Those preSen
were; Mr.. and Mrs. William For
rester, their daughter, Nena; M,
and Mrs. George w. Forester; Mar
guerite, George Jr., and Shirle,
Anne Forester; Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Knapp, and their two children
Freda and John Jr.
Elva Laverne Wake was born OF
November 5 to Mrs. Lula Wake. Mrs
Wake is staying here with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marion
Spear. Ellis Wake came out her,