Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-21
NEWS OF M'CABE DISTRICT

ton which he was obliged to take
due to an injured back.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goss and
Walter Paine took charge of a COM
munity dance given at the McCabe
school Saturday night. People at
tended also from Holtville and
Heber. OF the admission charged
each gentleman, one third OF the
proceeds goes to the school and the
rest to pay the musicians. Modern
and square dances as we'll as other
cid dances now being revived oc-
cupied the evening.
Thirty-four Home Department
members gathered at the Joe A
Wilson home on Thursday for their
regular meeting. At this time the
women discussed and made several
dishes for lone main-dish meal"
They also decided on the next
meeting which will be at Mrs. S. A
Grimes residence where hats, dress
forms or any other unfinished
work will be taken up This will be
on May %.
Those who partook of the potluck
luncheon at Mrs. Wilson'S were
Mesdames S. A. Grimes, Clyde
HaVens, George H. Green, Elizabeth
Schulv, F. o. Rosenbaum, c. E.
Daley, William H. Forester, John
Knapp. John Goss, John Frohly, c.
c. jenkins, C. E. Flanagan, w. C.
Bowman, Elmer. Forester, l.. A.
Dunlap, c. w. Whistler, / Jones,
Bell Jones, Cora Earl, Anna Boiling,
Henry T. Frost, Charles Hackle-
man, Evan T. Hewes, Joe A. Wilson,
E. Bennetts, G. c. Harper, George
Wright, Weston Wander Poel. J. C.
Boone, Fred Veliquette, Katherine
Baller; Misses Sarah Boiling, Lena
Forester.
Miss Earlene Northrup, who had
several stitches taken in her face
last week for a cut made in a COL
hsion. is now much improved and
has lost no school work.
Paul Thornton, teacher at the
Central High School, took the four
boys graduating from Silsbee school
and the three boy graduates from
Eucalyptus school up to visit the
high school and get acquainted with
it this week.
The Silsbee school still reports
high attendance, 83, in which
they are fortunate since most
schools are losing pupils now.
Mrs. Evan T. HeWes was with her
mother in Beaumont on Mothers
day returning last Thursday. Her
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. j. F..
Alexander.
Miss Grace Sprinkle was the
weekend guest of Miss Lucille
Guest at the cottage of the latter's
parents in Live Oaks.
While practicing football at high
school last Wednesday Elmer House
was unfortunate enough to break
his collar bone The injury is now
mending satisfactorily though, he
says.
Tommy Poolos, from El Centro,
was a Sunday guest of Elwood Veli-
quette.
Miss Mary Frances Maihbel came
out from Ell Centro TO spend the
weekend with Miss Ruth and Miss
Echodel Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lane and
daughter, Verna Preston, who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller here departed this week for
Bakersfield to live.
Miss Mary Catherine Thompson
enjoyed Sunday in the cool noun
tain climate.
Mrs. Hershell Grandey, Miss Ber-
ia Mae Grandey, and Miss Marie
Sloyak dined May IT with Mr.. and
Mrs. jess Robertson in Mesquite
Lake.
Miss Evelyn Fralick, who lived
here this fall but whose home is
now in San Diego, spent the week.
end with Misses Blanche and Lu-
cille Goss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schartz,
BraWley residents, dined with Mrs.
Schartz' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Coomes recently.
Unexpectedly, Tuesday, the eighth
grades at Mccabe school turned