Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-02
MILDRED PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent


Three day visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Rouser were Mrs. j.
B. Coomay and Hugh H. Crawford,
Mrs. Rouser's brother and sister,
who returned to their homes in
Ontario Sunday.
With plans 10 be away until the
latter part OF the week, Miss Rose
Labrucherie left Monday for San
Diego with Miss Agnes Ferris, Mrs.
Ross T. Hickcox, and Mrs. H. A.
Burnham.
Mrs. Edwin Grafton, of FL Gen.
tro, was guest for the weekend
of Miss Anna Wells. As part Of
Sundays entertainment was q
horseback ride in the morning.
In attendance at the track meet
held in Yuma Mrach %, between
the Yuma and FL Centro high
schol teams were Johnnie and Miss
Blanche Goss accompanied by Miss
Velda Perciyal, an El Centor resi-
dent. and Wilfred Tyler, from Mt.
Signal. Goss was a participant in
the meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson
recently enjoyed delightful week
at the Lake Arrowhead resort.
Mrs. Alice Lydick and two sons
were unexpectedly Obliged to cut
short their weeks visit here on
Thursday and return TO Riverside
with Mrs Lydick's mother. Mrs. Al
bert Huff, who was taken i'll here
while visiting her son, viii Huff, in
Holtyille.
MIR. and Mrs. ". P. Oden and
children were unexpected arrivals,
Tuesday, from Venice at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Raye Kramar,
whom they will visit for several
days.
The annual magazine selling con-
test held at the McCabe school by
the Curtiss Publishing company
was brought to conclusion on
Wednesday, after a week of close
racing between the two opposing
teams which were chosen from the
seventh and eight grade pupils.
The sixth, seventh, and eighth
grades spent the entire day Tues
DAY taking achievement tests,
which are given to test the stu
dents knowledge on all their stu
dies.
On Friday the pupils in Mrs
Vera B. FennS room were well en-
tertained by an interesting speech
on China, which they are develop
ing as their room project, made by
Ed Campbell. He spoke on his
travels through China, especially
about the great wall of China.
The same day McCabe was TO
have met Mt. Signal in ball game
on the McCabe school grounds, but
due to lack Of transportation the
game was postpone to later
date.
Miss Louise Albright, who taught
here last year and who is teaching
this year in Buena Park, visited
the school on Tuesday with Miss
Eleanor Burnell who formerly was
a teacher in Ell Centro. Miss Bur-
nell is enjoying spring vacation
from the Los Angeles schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goss with
their daughters, Qubelle and Lor-
raine. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Willets in Heber on March %.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wells returned
to the valley Tuesday from Los An
geles where they left Wells father,
j. E. Wells, feeling much better.
He recently suffered from a para
lytic stroke.
Sunday was spent in Calipatria
by Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Austin,
with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Best.
Mrs Marie Lescoulie of Los An
geles was down recently visiting
Mrs. d. Labrucherie and family
and Mr. and Mrs D. Claverie In
Jasper district Mrs. Lescoulie left
for her home Sunday with A. Claw
erie of Van Nuys.
Miss Kathryn He'll was hostess
Wednesday night to Miss Lucille
Goss.
Mrs. Fred C. Smith is among
those who have just recovered from
the FLU" which confined her TO her
bed the greater part of last week.
March % was a big day for little
Echodel Wilson as she was hostess
at a party for all her little friends
who helped her celebrate the pass
ing Of the ninth milestone in her
life. There were SO many guests
that they all came together from
Harding school iR FL Centro in a