Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-12
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT SEELEY

were Mary Louise Sigmund, Mabel
and Virginia Joy, Margaret Higbee,
Jean Bausell, Wynona Womack,
Mary Lou Smith and Beverly Jean
Trammel
Lee and Charles Westmorland,
Bobby Higbee, Kenneth and Max
Bausell, Thomas and Loreen Walk
, er, Robert King. Clarence knight
Jr., and Jerry Womack.
w. L. Womack and j. r. Haley
! attended the base ball games at
Brawley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Quakenbush of
Ell Centre were visitors at the S.
T. Robinson home Sunday after
noon.
:. The farm home department met
Thursday, March at the home of
Mrs. j. F.. Gallaher. A pot luck
dinner was enjoyed and their sub
ject for the day was the study of
! hats and home made equipment.
/ Those present were MesdameS Ly-
tie, Kirk, Higgins, Klump, Mccain,
! Clark, Trammell, Herrick, Womack
and hostess Mrs. Gallagher Vis-
itors were Miss Glenn, Miss Clark,
, Velma Kirk and Mrs. P. T. Kirk.
A follow up meeting March 10
at Mrs T. r. Lytle and a regular
, meeting April 2 at Mrs. o. A.
i Kinks and the subject will be gar
mentS.
Miss Beth Spencer had charge of
the social given at Community
hall, Wednesday evening, March 4,
for the Junior Christian Endeavor.
! About 16 youngsters enjoyed the
evening of games. Afterward re-
freshments were served.
Miss Daisy Mixer and brother
James Mixer of Ell Centro were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Schultz.
Mrs. Frances Bransford an d
baby of Ell Centro spent the day
Sunday with her folks at the j. T.
Oftelie home.
Miss Kathleen Spencer was
among a group of 85 Junior college
students who motored to Laguna
Friday afternoon and spent Sat
urday on mountain hikes to Desert
View and Monument Peak.
A special meeting of the Seeley
| Chamber of Commerce was called
by President T. B. White and con-
vened Thursday, March 5 at the
home of r. N. Best, who is con-
I fined to his bed with a broken leg.
Business included the endorsement
of Congressman Phil Swings atti-
tude on closing the line at Calexi-
co at p. m. by adopting the fol-
/ lowing resolution:
WHEREAS, gambling at Mexi-
| cali is inimical to the moral well
fare and the material interests of
Imperial Valley, and,
WHEREAS, the present o'clock
closing hour is inadequate to curb
gambling, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the
chamber of commerce of Seeley.
California, that we endorse the
attitude of Congressman Phil
Swing, and urge that the line at
Calexico be closed at p. m.
A. r. Ferguson is busy replacing
| several water mains and putting in
! larger leader pipes to the section of
Seeley where the most water is
| used.
Rev. J. C. Spencer attended the
March meeting of the Imperial
Valley Ministerial Union in Ell
Centre Monday morning.
Mrs. j. F. Gallaher has been on
the sick list for several days.
Mrs. Hurst of El Centro visited
with Mrs. j. T. Oftelie on Sunday
! afternoon.
Miss Edith Davis, Mrs. Iowa Muir
ply, Miss Beulah Sheldon, Edgar
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs A. Sheldon,
w. Wright, j. G. Spencer and Miss
Beth Spencer attended the meet
ing at Ell Centro Christian church
Thursday evening, March 5.
Judson Payne and niece Miss
Lucille Scholl accompanied by Ben
Allen returned Saturday from a
two weeks visit in Pasadena.
Rev. j. C. Spencer and Miss Bette
Spencer and Mr.. w r. Wright