Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-02
McCABE
Press Staff Correspondent

IIcSS Quail ACSpCilQChO
McCABE, July .. - The ladies
attending the all-day Home Depart
ment meeting held at Mrs. James
Forrestcr's on Thursday, June 20,
were: Mrs. O. b. Johnson, Mrs.
Clyde Bailey, Mrs. Rollie Clark,
Mrs. j. A. Wilson, Mrs. Janetta
Bennet, Mrs. Hackleman, Mrs. ID.
II. Cox, Miss Mildred Forester,
Mrs. George Forester, Mrs. Clyde
Havens, Mrs. William Simpson,
Mrs. Evan Hewes, and Miss Lena
children attended. The next meet
ing is to be held at the home OF
Mrs. Clyde Bailey on July 10, and
the following meeting viii be at
Mrs. o. b. Johnson's residence.
Eiko Yukawa left at , o'clock
Monday morning for ldyllwild, the
Christian Endcayor's summer camp,
where Miss Yukawa viii spend two
weeks. With her went Mary Mori
and Mary Sonoda.
| Mrs. John Du Bois, her son, An
drew, and Ronald Gibson spent
Sunday in Live Oaks.
A swimming party was -ieid at
the FL Centre plunge on Saturday
evening with the following people
attending: Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hacklenan, Mr.. and Mrs. d. II.
! Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Spear and
their two children, Marjorie and
Homer A., Mr.. and Mrs, }. i. Will
son and three children, Ruth, Eek
adehl, and Muriel, Mrs. Bennett and
| her son, Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Viii
! liam Simpson and their daughter,
/ Winnie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
| Hewes.
Frederick and Chester Neliquette
motored to Live Oaks on Sunday
and spent the day with Burton,
Warren, and Donald Brock
Margaret Hill, of FL Centre, spent
! Saturday night and the following
Sunday with Majken and Doris
| Moline on the Moline ranch where
! Margaret learned the many thrills
Il farm can reveal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Paine en-
tertained small group of friends
on Saturday night with cards for
/ the Older folk and out-of door games
for the children, on the lawn. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Moline and their children, Majken,
Doris. and Henry; Mr.. Harry Ly
dick, his son. Stanley, and his
nephew, lie Roy Dragamon; Mrs.
Sarah Lydick; and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Paine and their children, Mil
dred, Dorothy, and Caroline.
W. j. Wilcox of Calipatria was
the luncheon guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Austin ON Saturday.
Several members of the japanese
tended a matinee party given by
Masako Yukawa on Sunday after
noon. The picture seen was en-
titled "Once A Gentleman. The
party consisted of Mary Mori. Lois
Naito, Mary Sonoda, and Masako
and Marie Yukawa.
Early Monday morning, Mrs.
Fred W. Paine accompanied by her
three children, Mildred, Dorothy,
and Caroline, and Mrs. Paine's
mother, Mrs. Sarah Lydick, depart
ed for Hemet where they plan to
spend two or three weeks. Mrs
Paine plans to join, in Hemet, her
| sid er,in-law, Mrs. Harry Lydicl1
who left the valley several weeks
! ago.
! Fred Sunstrom and family, II. H.
/ Hoppin and family, Mrs. Sam Par
ker and Robert spent Sunday at
/ Jacumba.
/ Kathleen Wagner is entertain
ing as her house guests. her aunt.
Beatrice Clayton and her cousin
/ Edna Clayton of Covina.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. S. Wagner
motored to Puente Saturday to
visit his father who is i'll poor health
Mrs. j. l.. Dubois who has been
visitingi Santa Maria returned
home last Wednesday. She will
run the ranch during Mr.. Dubois
absence as he is attending the Hi.
wants Club convention at Atlantic
/ City, going from there to visit his
home town, Newport, Tennessee.