Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-22
NEWS OF MCABE DISTRICT

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tertained for several Of their
friends with dinner on Sunday
st their home. Those invited were
Delma Boiling, Hubert Estess. Mar
+, tha and Marie Siovak, Mrs. Louis
Riddles. of Ell Centro, Mrs. Frank
Riddles and son, from Westmorland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Combs and
children, and Mrs. Tom Riddles of
Imperial.
While actively participating in a
basketball game in gymnasium
class at high scholl. Miss Mary
Frances Hoppin fell and threw her
knee cap out of place. She was
forced to remain in bed for several
days, not returning to school until
Tuesday of this week in obedience
with orders given by the doctor
McCabe school indoor ball teams
played the Mt. Signal teams ON Fri
day winning both the boys and
girls games with large scores.
A party was given on Monday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Forester to the
| following: Messrs. and Mesdames
Finer Forester. William Forester:
Misses Dolly. Eileen, Violet, Mar
guerite, Shirley Ann, and Lena For
rester, and Alice Anderson: Messrs.
Everett Forester. George Forester,
Jr., and Joe Taylor: and MesdameS
James Forester and George For
/ roster, Sr.
Attending a conference held jan
uary II at Escondido for delegates
from the different chapters of the
Future Farmers of America and for
F. F. A. teachers and advisors, were
Paul Thornton, agriculture teacher
in the high school, Gilbert House,
and Frederick Veliquette. delegates.
Stanley Lydick was guest Sat-
urday night of Ernest Cole, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cole of Ca
lexico. Albert Potter of San Diego
vas also visiting Ernest Cole.
Celebrating William Harpers 39th
birthday a small group of friends
gathered at his home on Thursday
In attendance were Messrs. and
Mesdames Raymond Bell, Mack
Bell, S. A. Grimes, Gilbert House:
Messrs. Raye Harper and Gilbert
House, Jr.: and Miss Thelma House.
Sandwiches. salad, coffee, and cake
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Havens and
daughter. Thelma, and niece. Miss
Laura Havens, of Mt. Signal, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Havens and
children, Bobbie and Howard visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Page in
Holtville last week.
Friday was busy day for Dr.
Fox. county school physician, for
he innoculated for diphtheria all of
the children of Silsbee school, who
mad not been innoculated before or
were over IL years of age.
The college geology class made a
field trip to Salton Sea on Satur-
Gay, leaving the high school at
7.45 In the morning and returning
at in the afternoon. Misses Ruth
| Sprinkle and Mildred Paine, who
are members OF the class. reported
an extremely interesting trip. since
they saw Obsidian Hill, Pumice Hill,
Mullet Island. the paint pots, and
tht mud volcanoes around Salton
Sea.
Joe Ryba and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Provazek and family of FL Centre,
called or Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Sloyak
and family recently.
Mrs. Harry Cameron and baby.
Barbara. spent Tuesday night visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hayens and
family.
Miss Blanche Goss spent Sunday
afternoon as guest OF Miss Jane
Adams in Ell Centro.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Provazek
have moved, after staying q short
time as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
+. Sloyak, TO their new home on
Holt street in Ell Centre.
Miss Berta Mae Grandey received
the news few days ago that Ell
mer and Viola Robinson of Mes
quite Lake are very i'll with pneu-
monia. Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Robin
son and their two children resided
here several years ago and are still
frequent visitors in this vicinity.
A party Of young folks from Nc
Cabe and Fl Centro motored up to
Laguna with Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Page and Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar
Carey of Ell Centro, to lunch in the
mountains. The rest of the party
was comprised of Miss Vivian Wo-
mack, Miss Lucille Goss, Dicky
Dunbar, Miss Syble Shell. Glenn
Butler, Lee Reams, and Julius
Ehmke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvis Wake and
baby, Elva Laverne, have taken up
their residence on the Date canal.
Since their arrival here two or
three months ago from Oklahoma
they have been with Mrs. Wakes