Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-22
BY MILDRED PAINE
Press Staff CorrespOndent

OIi DclttI DuyIlB db MIS-. w. u.
Bowlnan's, April IA, was we'll at
tended and appreciated by the
members. During the meeting, a
demonstration testing different
kinds of material was given by
Miss Florence Glenn, home demon
stration agent, and was extremely
interesting to every one.
Besides the hostess, those attend
ing this meeting were: Mesdames
Jack Harrison, j. A. Wilson, A. K.
Swan, Jones, NJ. Bucher, L. H.
Baker. Elmer Forester. Marjory
Anderson. I. Thaner, F. E. Alexan-
der, c. c. Grimes. Rose Forester
Charles Hackleman, Evan T. HeWes.
S. A. Grimes, Stella Lincoln, and
F. o. Rosenbauni.
The meeting following this one
will be at Mrs. Jack Harrison's,
April 20. 1t will concern hats and
children's clothing. To those who
do not know how to find the Har-
rison residence, Mrs. Harrison lives
on what was formerly the ;. C.
Rousers place.
Out from Ell Centro on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. jenkins spent
the afternoon visiting the George
NJ Austins.
Friends from Ell Centro of Mr.,
and Mrs. j. F. Sloyak were their
guests at dinner, Sunday. They
were Joe and Henry Ryba, and
Miss Lottie Childers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bezdecheck
and Misses Helen and Lois Bezde-
check enjoyed Sunday supper with
Mrs. M. @. Parsons, in Calexico.
This week at McCabe school
should be of special interest to
mothers and fathers in the district
since it is Education or Public
Schools week and the time when
they are especially urged to COME
and see what their children are do
ing in school. Part of the inter-
esting program for this week in
cludeS the making OF posters ano
friezes, programs in several OF the
rooms at the last of the week
work on the operetta for the enc
of the year, a debate in the seventh
and eighth grades under the his
tory teacher, Miss Adeline Vessel
er's direction. This debate, on the
statesmen who have contributed
most to their country, will be helo
On Friday.
A notable event i'll the schoo
work of all the students is the gift
of several silkworms to each OF the
rooms by Miss Adeline Wesseler
who brought them from Los An
geles. The worms are spinning CO.
coons now and the children find /,
interesting as we'll as educational
watching them develop through the
various stages.
During last week, Mr.. and Mrs
c. P. Rippey and their son, Jun,
ior, were here from Los Angeles as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c
Smith. Mrs. Smith Is Rippeys sis.
ter.
While they were here Mr.. ant
Mrs. Smith entertained in thei
honor with a dinner and care
party at which a number OF thei
friends from different parts of TIN
= valley were guests. Prizes for higl
2 scores in the card games Were
awarded to Mrs. Rippey and T. J
, Allen, while consolation prizes wert
given Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Holmes.
Recently Mr. and Mrs. John Goss
= and family entertained number
of visitors from the coast. Among
them were Mrs. Ted Hogan ano
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mickey Irv-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Schune-
mann, and Donald Hogan, who al
spent Sunday with the Gosses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Geisbright
and their daughter, from Escondi-
do, also spent day recently with
Mr.. and Mrs. Goss.
Mrs. Elmer Forester accompanied
Miss Florence Glenn to Riverside
on Saturday Mrs. Forester spent
the weekend with her brother
Clarence Sherwood.
Miss Mary LaBrucherie has beer
i'll since Monday with typhoid fev-
er and will not be able to be UP
for number of weeks.
Those who attended the dance
given at McCabe school on Satur-
day night were very pleasantly sur
prised when the trio who hao
furnished the music for the pre-
ceding dance came ana offered tc
play at this last dance. They were
Mrs. Roy Havends, who played the
piano, and two friends, visitors
from the coast, who furnished mu-
sic on the saxophone and banjo
Their offer was gladly accepted
and their music aided greately in
making the dance success and
one thoroughly enjoyed by all OF
the 200 dancers.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F
Slovak who gathered at their house
for an informal evenings enter
tainment, Monday night, were Mr.
and Mrs. John Provazek and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kneitz
their children, and iMr. and Mrs
Edmond Phillips. Ice-cream was
served and enjoyed by every one.
A party of five spent Sunday
fishing at Finneys club near Braw-
ley. They were Messrs. John P
Wagner, G. S. Wagner, Russell
Tom and Bill Wagner. In the
evening they all partook of a fish
Ii.