Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-11
BY MILDRED PAINE
Press Staff CnrreSpOndent

Press Staff Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marion
Spear, their daughter, Helen. Mr..
and Mrs. Milton johnson and their
children, Of FL Centro, departed
Saturday morning for Phoenix
Ariz., where they were guests of
J. B. Taylor.
At an informal bridge party Fri
day night, at the John P. Wagner
home, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom,
william and Miss Frances Sum-
strom, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H.
Hoppin were guests.
Five boys, residents Of McCabe,
we're among the members of the
FLA. who attended the Great
Western Livestock show in Los An
geles. Friday, Saturday and Sunday
They were Frederick Veliuuette,
Russell Wagner, Elmer House, Pete
Labrucherie, John Sprinkle. They
all had an excellent trip, enjoyed
their stay in Los Angeles and re-
turned Sunday with their adviser,
Paul A. Thornton.
From Thursday of last week until
this Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon
King visited old friends in Silsbee
district, while guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Northrup. King, him.
self. once attended the Silsbee
school when he lived here before.
Miss Mollie Mcbride, who lives
! IN AlnYp,n thn xtrnnl.-lad yIihgf
of her cousin, Mrs. A. Raye Kra-
mer, last weekend.
A pleasant stay I'm Silsbee with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dubois as hosts
ended for Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Oak
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Simon
on December 8, when they returned
to their homes in Santa Maria.
One of the most successful dances
held at McCabe school for Silsbee,
Eucalyptus and McCabe residents
was on Saturday night, December 5
Although the crowd was not an eS-
pecially large one, it was very con-
genial and several pleasant hours
were spent dancing. The hext
dance will be on Friday, December
l8, after the farm bureau meeting
Everyone is urged to attend the in
teresting meeting which is being
planned and later enjoy the dane
ing.
Last week -end, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E
Alexander drove up to Arlington
where they visited their children
Darrell and Miss Mildred Alexander
who are attending school near
| Arlington
Mrs. Ralph w Thompson is now
out of the valley visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. C. I. Humphrey, who live in
San Diego.
At the Ernest Coomes home. De-
cember 6, dinner guests were. from
Imperial, MIR. and Mrs. Fred
! Coomes, Bert and Miss Carmelita
Coomes and Carl Rogers.
Despite cold weather, George
Yukawa and John d. Jackson en-
ioyed three days goose hunting at
Salton sea.
| Mrs John Parker and son Jack
I from Beaumont, who have been
! guests of Mrs. Sam Parker for sew
eral days returned to their home
Wednesday.
Misses Concha and Maria Osa
| in Heber, entertained Miss Rosalie
Labrucherie as their house guest
Monday night.
Luncheon guests, December 7. of
! Mrs. Elmer Forester at her home
were Mrs. S. A. Grimes, Mrs. Roy
Havens and Mrs. Evan T. .Hewes.
Only the firSt-year members of
the Silsbee All Sewing club met at
| their schoolhouse Friday. The
! second and third-year girls will
meet on the coming Friday. At the
last meeting towels were worked on
and finished, under the direction of
| the instructors.
AS part of their music instruc-
ton the students of McCabe school
are now singing Christmas carols
| together every morning as the first
| number on the days program
McCabe indoor baseball teams are
practicing hard this week in prep
aration for their games to be PLAYED
| with the Jasper teams on Friday.
For the most part of last week,
Miss Marguerite Forester was a