Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-21

liams. were among those who went
to Jacumba Sunday.
Miss velma Kirk will present the
pupils of her piano class in a re-
cital Thursday evening at O'Clock
at the Community hall. Miss Spen-
GER will sing two solos and Gladys
Womack will give a reading
Orrell Perry of Holtville spent
Sunday afternoon and evening vis-
iting old friends in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Trammell
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Smith and daughter were at
Morena dam Saturday evening and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Murphy
were visited by his father and
mother from Fullerton recently.
Leonard Trammell of Fullerton is
visiting their home at present.
The West Side Country club is
reported to have enjoyed wonder
ful time at their meeting at the
home of Mrs. Westmoreland on
Thursday. May IA. An interesting
Mothers day program was given, LED
by Mrs. Gallaher. Members pres
ent were: Mesdames Smith, Diehl,
York, Cannon, Higgins, Dixon,
Schultz, Low. Gallaher, Green, Cur
It's. Sheldon, Hull, Westmoreland,
and Rich. Visitors were Mrs. Ell
ger Lowe, Mrs. Dietrich and Miss
Schoal All enjoyed delicious din
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Womack and
family, Miss Vivian. Gladys, Winona
and Jerry, also Miss Katherine
Howard enjoyed Sunday at Jacum-
ba. They were joined by Walter
Womack's brother. Roy Womack,
and wife, with their family, from
San Diego. Other members of the
party were Frank Smith and STAN
ey Hill of El Centre.
Delmar Potter and father spent
the weekend in San Diego and
bringing home Mrs. Delmar Potter
Monday much improved in health.
Oscar Springin visited few days
of last week with his folks at Beau
mont.
w. A. Nolde returned Monday OF
last week after visiting his wife
and family at Hanford.
Mrs. Ivalee Higgins had narrow
escape Friday afternoon when she
scraped off the right tenders and
board from their roadster
on a pole, after avoiding a collision
with a car on Main street Of El
Centro, one mile west of Imperial
avenue. Slight bruises were Suf-
fered by the driver.
Miss Kathleen Spencer accom-
panied a group Of college young
people to the mountains Sunday af-
ternoon.
Lantana and Seeley indoor ball
teams expect to play at the Seeley
lighted grounds Friday night, May
%.
Misses Kathleen and Beth Spen-
Ger were the house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. R. Ferguson and
Miss Roberta, Monday
and Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Best and
Mildred and Eleanor, at
tended the C. E. strawberry festival
at Imperial Wednesday evening and
brought Mr.. Spencer home on the
last part of the journey from the
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Doty and
daughters of La Jolla were visitors
at the A. H. Sheldon home Sunday,
May II. Mr.. Doty drove on to Yu-
ma on business.
Rev. John c. Spencer. pastor Of
the Seeley church, accompanied
Rev. and Mrs Lindsey of Imperial
to the Southern California Congre-
gational conference held at On
tario, May II TO 13. The speakers
included Superintendents Harley
Gill of San Francisco and Edward
Gaylord of Los Angeles, also Frank
lin Warner of New York, Rev. Roy
Campbell of San Diego and Rev.
Alden Clark of Boston. The Con-
gregational conference of Southern
California churches consists Of 28,689
church members, 25,520 Sunday
school members and $3.50 members
of young peoples societies.