Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-14
NEWS OF M'CABE DISTRICT

and Mrs. F. w. Paine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shirley Gillett, Frank Gillett, Mrs
Lottie Mason, Mrs. Anna Paine, the
| guest of honor, and his parents.
Tom MarIln and his friend AL
Bindquist, of Long Beach, spent
Wednesday and Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Steele and family.
Among those who enjoyed seeing
the Romona pageant this weekend
were Margaret and Bernice Wilson
and Miss Martha Sloyak. While in
Hemet they were guests of Mrs.
Luther Mitchell.
Monday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Townsend and children,
Georgetta, Hazel and Burnie called
on relatives in Brawley.
A Sunday picnic was enjoyed at
Moreno by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sun
strom, Frances Sunstrom, Marga-
ret Layne, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H.
Hoppin, and Mary Frances Hop
pin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elves Wake and
daughter Elva dined with Mrs,
Wakes parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Marion Spear, recently.
Miss Marie Slovak was a guest
Sunday afternoon and at dinner to
Miss Berta Mae Grandey. Later in
the evening the two attended the
theatre together in Ell Centro.
The Silsbee All Club meet as
usual on Monday at the Silsbee
school. Miss Florence Glenn visited
the club this meeting and with the
advisors weighed all the girls.
From Redlands Mr. and Mrs. H.
j. Richie drove down to the valley
, TO see their ranch in this district
and to attend to other business
matters Mr.. and Mrs. Richie, who
were formerly of Calexico, remained
from Sunday until Tuesday evening
in the valley, visiting while here
John and Bryan Lydick.
The geology field trip made by
the members of the Junior College
| geology class on Saturday ended
that class expeditions for the year,
making a total of six This time
the fourteen members and the
professor, Dean Frank /. Shepherd,
motored to the tabletop mountain
near Jacumba, which is so plainly
seen from the valley They also
stopped at nearby mica mine and
at Bankhead Springs. From this
district were Miss Ruth Sprinkle
and Miss Mildred Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dubois spent
Tuesday evening in Ell Centro din
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jenk-
| inS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Venfriedo
and children came over from Melo-
land on the evening of May II to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo OSa
The guests and hosts amused them
selves with numerous card games.
This week Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Allen of San Diego visited with Mrs.
Marguerite Grimes, George Horn
beck, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ven-
Gil.
A pleasant afternoon was spent
by Mrs. w. H. Edwards of Heber
and Mrs. Joe A. Wilson visiting to-
! gether on last Thursday at the Will
son home. "
Misses Eiko, Marie, and Masako
Yukawa, accompanied by Mrs.
| Charles MacCalmon, an Ell Centro
resident, drove up to Hemet early
Saturday to see the Ramona pa
geant, which they enjoyed i'm
mensely. Saturday night was spent
in Riverside.
Mrs. O. r. Combs and her two
children, LaVina and Jackie, came
down by train Friday from her
Ventura home to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Wagner She
expects to leave the middle of this
| week.
Miss Lucille Goss, Miss Blanche
Goss, and Wilfred Tyler accom-
panied several people from Ell Cen
tro to a barbecue in Live Oaks on
Sunday. The others who went were
Mrs. Anna Percival, W. E. Whitaker,
Deedrick Percival, Rheta Percival,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rauenzahn,
Thelia Rauenzahn, and Velda Per-
cival. After leaving Live Oaks the
party spent short time in Jacum-
ba before returning to Ell Centre.
Weekend visitors in the valley
from Riverside we're Mrs. John Ly-
dick, her sons, John Jr., and Don
Lee, and Miss Mary Slaton. While
Mrs. Lydick visited with her hus-
band on his ranch here, Miss Slaton
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents in Holtville.
Mrs. Louis Kneitz and children
had luncheon on Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Slovak at their home.
George Hendricks of CaleXico
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marion
Spear Sunday.
Several relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe A. Wilson had dinner with
them May 10. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boiling Raymond Boiling,
Mrs. Marybelle Riddles and baby,
Mrs. Janette Bennetts, Junior Ben
netts, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Swarthout.
Gordon Cook, brother of Mrs.
Frank Stall, and Miss Anne Mar
tin, of Lomita, week-ended with Mr..
and Mrs. Stall.
j. p. and @. S. Wagner drove
together to Puente on Sunday TO
see their mother, Mrs. A. j. Wagon
er. They, will come back the latter