Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-23
NEWS OF MCABE DISTRICT


ished by a fiddle, guitar, and pi-
ano. Dancing was entirely old
fashioned, consisting of quadrilles,
Virginia reel, Paul Jones, and Rye
waltz.
Guests for the weekend of Mr.
and Mrs. A Raye Kramar were
Mrs. E. T. Beasley and her sons,
Joe and William, whose home is in
Yucaipa.
| Dining in El Centre with Mr.. and
Mrs. John p. Proyazek recently were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Slovak, their
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kneitz and family.
| Miss Blanche Goss was O house
guest of Miss Cleo Coomes on
Thursday night. At the same time
Miss Kathryn He'll was a guest of
Miss Lucille Goss. The four girls
went into Ell Centro together that
night to attend a young peoples
meeting.
Friday night Misses Cathleen
Wagner, Mary Frances Hoppin,
and Doris Moline we're present at a
pot luck supper given by the high
| GIiiOOl NIlli INSoSiFCS III ACilblO.
Business was the reason for John
Bridenbaugh's trip from Upland to
the valley on Friday. He remained
Saturday and Sunday as a visitor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenza Osa.
Ralph w. Thompson has been
suffering with a lame back for 6
week, although he is now improved
Mrs. Rollie Clark has been e
guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary Nc
Elwain, in San Diego, since Friday
She is expected to return the mid
die Of this week.
Sunday, William Beasley of Yu-
caipa visited during the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hershell Grandey.
Miss Lois Naito, an Ell Centre
resident, spent Friday night with
Misses Marie and Masako Yukawa.
AS part of the evenings enter
tainment they attended the theatre.
The McCabe troop of Boy Scouts
decided at its last meeting to pre-
sent play or some other form
of entertainment in a few weeks tc
earn money for their trip to be
taken this summer.
Henry Moline of this troop be-
came an Eagle Scout, the only one
in the troop now, and the highest
rank a Scout can achieve, at the
last meeting of the Court of Honor
at the Wilson school.
Lewis He'll and Donald Bradshaw
fnotored to Yuma April 10, where
they spent the day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Forester
were hosts to Clifton Myers and his
son who were down recently from
Whittier.
Walter Hofer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Hofer, has been in bed
since Monday with the diphtheria.
Celebrating Mrs. Lottie Mason's
birthday, several relatives joined
her in a picnic dinner in the noun
tains west of Jacumba on Sunday
Several members of the party hiked
great distance up a nearby noun
tain, visited cave there, spring
and an interesting, large mica de-
posit. They returned to the cars in
time of the meal. Afterwards they
drove to Jacumba and then return
ed to valley. In party were Messrs
and Mesdames F. w. Paine. Frank
Stall, Harry Lee Lydick; Mesdames
Anna Paine, Lottie Mason, the
guest of honor, and Shirley Gillett;
Misses Mildred, Dorothy. and Car
oline Paine, Frances and Virginia
Lydick; Messrs. Stanley Lydick
Frank Gillett, Glenn Stall.
In Imperial Mrs. G. E. Daley
Mrs. o. B. johnson. Mrs. J. A. For
roster, Mrs. j. O. Murphy, and Mrs
William Cook participated in the
Boy Scout card party benefit given
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Forester
and twins, Dolly and Dick, lunched
with Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Aus
tin on April 10.
At the Finney duck club in Braw-
ley, Misses Marie, Masako, and
Eiko Yukawa with their Christian
Endeavor society spent Sunday
The party swan, boated, and pic
nicked there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Forester
entertained several friends also with
five hundred party, on Saturday
night. E. Kaiser and Mrs. Billie
Cook held high score, while S. A
Grimes held second and o. B. John
son, low.
Invited guests were Messrs. ano
Mesdames j. o. Murphy, c. E.
Daley, o. B. Johnson, James An
derson, S. A. Grimes, A. K Nichols
and E. Kaiser.
John and Bryan Lydick motored
over to San Diego Monday where
they will spend a few days visiting
their mother, Mrs. Sarah Lydick
who is there now.
Young Peoples club of Ell Centre
gave weiner bake on Saturday
night on the desert near Seeley
Misses Kathryn He'll, Lucille and
Blanche Goss, and Cleo Coomes
were present from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mohr and
two children from Glendora stopped
Monday for brief visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Hershell Grandey Mr..
and Mrs. Mohr are on their way
to Kansas.
Albert Steele and Mathew La
brucherie were among those who
went with the track team to Chat
fey on Friday. They did not make
the return trip until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and
children accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Allen, of Seeley, and their
visitors, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Dodge,
j. M. Allen, Jimmy Leonard, on a
little trip up through Julian and
back by BraWley on SUNDAY. TheV