Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-05

Marguerite, Shirley Anne, and
George Forester, Jr.
At charming, informal luncheon
Mrs. Sadie Fishburn was hostess
on Friday in Heber. Her guests
were Mrs. Pete Lund, Mrs. A. A.
Moline, Mrs. r. w. Thompson,
Misses Alice and Helga Lund Miss
Margaret Thompson.
After q month spent visiting
friends here, Mrs Ella BroadnaX
returned to her home in La Mesa
on Saturday. Mrs. Broadnax for
merly owned property and lived on
the Dahlia canal in McCabe dis
/ trict.
Miss Lucille GoSs visited her
friend, Miss Cleo Coomes, at her
home on Friday night.
Cards formed the interesting
amusement of guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Wagner Saturday night.
! Those who were there are as fol-
lows; Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom. Mr.
and Mrs. G. s. Wagner, Mrs. Sam
Parker. Mrs. A. J. Wagner, and
/ Miss Mary Francis Hoppin.
The SilSbee girls All club is now
organized under the leadership of
the following: Mrs Felix Havens,
Mrs. A. BalderS. Mrs. Som Allen
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
H Hoppin will be sorry to hear
of the death OF Mrs. Hoppin's faith
er, F.. B. Ferris, who has been re-
siding in San Diego. Upon receiv-
ing word of the death, Mr. and
Mrs Hoppin left for San Diego on
Saturday and returned the follow
ing day.
Allen Lewis and Albert Steele
went over to San Diego Friday
with their Junior College football
team to see the game played with
the football team of the San Diego
State College freshmen. Steele is
athletic manager for the Junior
college. The two boys did not re-
turn to the valley until Sunday.
Miss Margaret Jane Thompson
was a guest of her sister. Miss
Blanche Thompson, in FL Centro on
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fairchild, who
have moved from the coast to e
Centre and their children, Vivian
and Clarence, and Virgil Fairchild
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Goss last week.
Visitors at the McCabe school on
Monday were the supervisors of the
rural schools, Mrs. May Mackey and
Mrs. Grace Ferrell.
On Friday all the pupils in the
school assembled for their Hallow-
cen program. "Johnnys Dream, a
play presented by the seventh and
eighth grades under the direction
of Mrs. Vera B. Fem, their teacher,
was the main part of the days
program. The play was written by
the students in Mrs. Fenn's room.
Some little children from Miss Mar
garet Lanier's Americana a o n
room contributed to the program
with a song. Other numbers were
poems by Carol Paine and Henry
RoderiqueZ, a song by the seventh
and eighth grades, and several
songs sung by the entire school,
Diedrick and Miss Velda Percival
Of El Centro visited Johnny and
Miss Lucille Goss on Sunday after
noon. Miss Goss and Miss Perci-
val went horseback riding together
for several hours.
Miss Margaret Jane Thompson
who went to Highland Saturday to
visit her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. N. H. Hudson is i'll and will
not return until she RECEIVERS.
Miss Cathleen Wagner and Miss
Dorothy Paine were co-hostesses al
Halloween party held at Miss
Paine's home on Saturday night.
Innumberable games and dancing
filled the evening for their guests,
who were refreshed with apples,
popcorn, and punch.
Invitations were extended to
Misses Frances Sunstrom, Majken
and Doris Moline, Edna and Sarah
Wagner, Mildred and Carol Paine;
Messrs. Robert Parker, Gene and
Russell Wagner, William Sun
strom, Melvin Burkham.
Mrs. Clyde Havens and Mrs. Fred
Havens motored to Hemet together
last week to visit relatives. When
they returned their mother-in-lay
Mrs. Maggie Havens, came back
with them to visit here a few days
In FL Centro, Sunday night, Miss
| Majken Moline and Miss Mildred
Paine were houseguestS of Miss
Bessie Damron