Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-18
BY LOUISE ROBINSON
Press Staff Correspondent

Miss Roberta Ferguson had as
guest over Friday and Saturday
Miss Ruth Grafton of FL Centro.
Both young ladies attended a lit
erary club meeting at Holtville Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee and son, of
Montone, Cal, are visiting their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Smith, this week.
Clarence Lawson OF Escondido, a
cousin OF Mrs. Walter Hanson, is
here visiting and looking over the
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Henderson of
San Diego were guests at the N. F.
Pearse home Thursday and Friday.
w. E. Nolde left Sunday for Han
ford, where his family is living, and
will bring them to Jacumba for the
summer. Mr. Nolde is employed at
the Seeley Mercantile Co.
Harry Higgens, a relative of Mrs.
T. A. Howard. came down from San
Francisco on visit and expects to
stay few weeks.
D. F.. HARRISON has already
shipped out by trucks over eight
tons of watermelons. Although he
has but a small acreage, the melons
are bringing him a premium on ac-
count of their quality.
j. T. Pearce, in company with j.
w. Smith, returned last week from
Los Angeles. Mr.. Pearce made the
trip to consult with a Veterans Btu
reau for War Disabilities.
Mrs. Roy Westmorland and chill
dren are at their cottage at Jacum-
ba for the summer, having left Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert York and
children returned last week from a
two weeks visit at Long Beach.
Mrs. George Cannon entertained
the Westside Country club over the
weekend Of June u at her summer
home at Oakwilde, above Jacumba
Only seven members were there, but
they report having a fine time.
Those who enjoyed the outing were
Mesdames Diehl, Lowe, Higgins
Gallaher, Dickson and the hostess
Mrs. Cannon. A guest of Mrs. Dick
son from San Diego, Mrs. Lawson
accompanied the members.
Spencer Young has been helping
c. L. Bartang harvest his melon
crop.
Rev. j. C. Spencer was visitor
at Plaster City last Friday.
Frank Higbee, who has been on
the Salisbury ranch, two miles
south, for several years, has moved
to the ranch formerly occupied by
Mr.. Derrick, one mile southeast OF
the Silsbee school.
June %, the last Sunday of June
will be the last session Of Sunday
school and church at Seeley for the
summer. Everybody is urged to
bring their dinner and spend the
day visiting at the church, and Mr.
Spencer especially urges attendance
at services for the coming two Sun
days-this is Important
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson and
son, Harold, Sidney Goddard Jr.
and Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz
had picnic lunch at Laguna Sun
day, and went to visit Temple Ro-
binSon, who has been with the Boy
Scouts at Camp McCrory since
June 5.
Mrs. w. L. Womack is helping IL
the Seeley Mercantile store.
Mrs. Gene Higgins and children
Ivagene and Betty Jewell, accom-
| panied by her brother-in-law, Tom
Kennedy, drove to Prescott, Ariz.
last Wednesday, returning Satur-
day. They took Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Kennedy to their home at Prescott
after they had spent a week with
Mrs. Kennedy's son, Eugene Hig
gins.
Tom Kennedy, who has beer
with the Jacumba Farm Dairy, is
also visiting at the Higgins home
while recovering from an injury.
The WestSide Country club met
at the home of Mrs. M. l.. Curtis
Thursday, June II. Members pres
ent were Mesdames Diehl, York
Wolliscroft, Dickson, Gallaher
Green, Lowe, Schultz, and Mrs. M.
L. Curtis, hostess. Guests were Mrs.
Tracy and daughter, Virginia, Ma
bel Wolliscroft, and Mrs. Fred
Sunstrom and daughter, Francis,
from McCabe district. A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed.