Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-09
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT SEELEY

Elia3DeIN, ana MTS. flOTcIlCc VIII
liams, were in Jacumba Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lingren of Oasis
were week -end visitors at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherbourne.
Joe Potter is visiting his son, FL
mer Potter, and family, at West
morland this week.
Earl Sheldon, Bob Murphy, Har-
old Liebert and Melvin Sheldon are
all driving new cars.
Carl Bethurum ana wife from
Perris have moved back to Seeley
and Carl is helping in the r. N
Best garage.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Potter Wis
tied few days in San Diego re-
Gently.
An Easter party was given by
Eleanor Best and Irene Williams
at the r. N. Best home Sunday AZ
ternoon. Those attending were Elsa
May Long, Elizabeth Howard, Wy
mona Womack, Irene Williams and
Eleanor Best. After searching for
Easter eggs refreshments of cookies
and soda pop were served.
A supper given by demonstrator
of Stewart aluminium ware was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Liebert Monday evening. The invited
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hull,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Kirk, Mrs. Ferguson and
daughter Roberta and Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Mccain.
Misses Alora Gallaher, Eunice
| Sprinkle and Mollie Mcbride drove
down from their school in Los An
geles Saturday TO spend the vaca-
! ton with their home folks in the
valley.
/ G.. j. Kyle, professor of science
in Tustin high school, with Mrs.
Kyle. were over night visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hull last week.
w. A. Nolde is the new clerk in
the Seeley Mercantile store, Jack
King having left to work in Ell Gen.
| tro
Walter Green passed the tender
/ foot test of the Boy Scouts and was
elected a member OF Seeley troop
! No. 5 by the 10 members of the
troop present Monday evening. Five
visitors were looking for informa-
! ton on how to become Scout.
Dewitt Durham and j. C. Spencer
oiled the Crazy Kat golf course last
Tuesday. Score cards are being
printed and schedule of prizes will
be posted. The course will be Off
cially open Friday evening, April 10.
Betty Jewel, baby daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Higgins, has
been III Saturday and Sunday
Tom Kennedy arrived Thursday
evening last week for a visit with
his brother, Gene Higgins.
Mrs. Bernice Forester and baby
daughter of Los Olives have been
visiting the last week with Mrs. For
ester's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Mackey.
Miss Edith Davis, costume direc-
tor, says the costumes are most ap-
propriate in Two Days TO Marry
a talent production by non-foreign
actors of the Seeley c. e., Friday,
April "a.
Miss Beulah Sheldon, tastefully
decorated the church for the Easter
! service Sweet peas, cypress, China
berry and flowers were in profusion.
Mrs. Eliza Heathley, who has been
a member of the Seeley church for
many years, served as deaconess
and worked faithfully in the Ladies
Aid. was granted letter to Santa
Rosa. Calf, where she will 60 next
week to make her home with her
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lytle dec
Grated the primary department
rooms of the Seeley Sunday school
for Easter very beautifully in green
foliage and yellow flowers. The
Easter lesson was accompanied by
an Easter candy egg hunt. The little
folks sang several songs at the clos
, ing exercises of the senior depart
ment. Seventy-two at Sunday school
with the Blues ahead this week. The
attendance is steadily climbing.
Chairman p. c.. Nelson presided
over the board of trustees Of the
Seeley Union church Monday eve-
ming. Gene Higgins, Lonnie Muir
ply and Treasurer c. e. Knight
: were present. Finances were found
to be encouraging.
Superintendent Edward d. Gay
lord and Mrs. Gaylord expect to be
in Seeley Sunday, April 19, and Su-
perintendent Gaylord will speak al
d. M Every resident of Seeley Is
s invited to hear and meet our new
superintendent.