Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-18
NEWS OF M'CABE DISTRICT

Ella, julius, Junior, and Waiter, re-
turned Friday from a most inter
esting trip north. The party iOoto,-
ed up by the inland route and back
by the coast route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Northrup and
family spent a week IN Julian re-
turning on Monday II .her home.
On Sunday Virginia Jones of FL
Centre visited with her little
friend, Ruth Wilson. who has Just
returned from Long Beach.
At u party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry II. Hoppin and their
! daughter, Mary Frances, were:
Mrs. Sam Parker, Robert Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Wagner,
Cathleen, Russell, and Gere Wage
ncr, Mr.. and Mrs. John Eubank and
their niece, Evelyn Fralie, Mr.. and
1 Mrs. Fred Sunstrom, and Frances
and William Sunstrom After thr
card games refreshments consisting
of ice cream and cake were served.
Visitors on Thursday of Mrs.
Clyde HavenS were her niece and
| sistcr-in-law, Miss Laura Havcns of
! san Jacinto and Mrs. Fred llavens
Of Mount Signal.
j. Z. Laboucherie and his dauph-
ter, kosalie, returned on Thursday
| from long vacation in Jacumha
and its vicinity Mrs. Labouchcrie
who is gradually getting better is
now in Manzanita.
Eckadel Wilson was guest of
Mildred Bettis Of Fl Centre, on
Sunday, September II.
Visitors at Mullet Island SUNDAY
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Hop.
| pin, Mary Francis Hoppin, Mrs.
sam Parker, Robert Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom and Fran,
ccs and William Sunstrom.
Those attending a dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Paine and family ON Sunday, Sept
embcr IA, were Mr.. and Mrs. a. A.
Moline, Everett, Henry, Majkem,
and Doris Moline.
sunday evening guests of Mr.. ard
Mrs }. =. Wagoner and family were
Mr., and Mrs. Fred W. Paine, Mil
dred, Dorothy, and Caroline Paine,
Mr., and Mrs. &. s. Wagner, and
William, Sarah, and Edna Wagner.
lee cream was served early in the
evening
Mrs. L. NJ. Steiber who is in San
Diego with friends, is improving.
With Il total attendance of some
thing over 60, the Silsbee school
opened ON Monday with last year 5
teachers back again. They are
Mrs. John Dubois, and Mrs. j. f..
Burns.
Miss Vivian Harper returned on
Friday from two months vaca-
tion spent with her sister, Mrs.
Homer Tate, in Ontario
Visiting Mrs. o. a. Tate and her
little baby girl in Holtville sun,
day evening were Mrs. p, G House
and Mrs. S. A. Grimes.
\ visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Wagner and family on Sunday af-
tcrnoon was Mrs. Wagner broth
er, Paul L. Clayton of Calexico.
Mrs. o. b. Johnson has returned
from Glendale where she left her
daughter, Phyllis in care of doe.
tor. Phyllis leg is now in a plaster
of Paris east and healing nicely. -.
Accompanied by her three child,
ren, Frances, Virginia, and Stan
ley, Mrs. Harry Lee Lydick re-
turned home on Saturday from Bu-
cna Park and San Diego where
they have spent the entire summer
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lund have
been spending several days in San
Diego, where they formerly resid-
ed, attending to property there.
Burnie Townsend celebrated his
seventh birthday recently with II
swimming party at the plunge in FL
Centre. Ice cream and candy were
the refreshments enjoyed by the
several children present.
The McCabe Union School open
ed on September Is with 16S pupils
in attendance quite few of whom
were new to the school. More stu
dents are expected soon by the
principal, Mrs. Vera B. Fem The
other teachers are: Miss Grace Hill
dreth, Mrs. Gladys Miller, Mrs.
Ruth Solomon, and Miss Margaret
Lanier. These have all taught here
before with the exception of Miss
Lanier.
An excellent pot-luck luncheon
was served at the home of Mrs. A.
\. Moline to the following ladies
of the Home Department.: Mes.
DANES Frank Bezdcchcck. |. Than
ncr, Lydia Lange, II, W. Thompson,
Joe 4. Wilson, G. f. Daily, Fred
Neliquette, Charles Hackleman,
Eta Clark, d. H. Cox, Fred w.
Paine, and A. A. Moline; Misses
Maiken and Doris Moline, Helen
Bezdecheck, Mildred and Dorothy
Paine; and seven smaller children.
A great deal of work was. accom-.