Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-31
BY MILDRED PAINE
Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

SIX weeks ago MI. ana MIS-. her
shell Grandey and daughter, Miss
Berta Mae Grandey, started on a
vacation which they spent III Texas
and Oklahoma, going by way Of
southern Arizona and New Mexico.
After visiting for five weeks, the
Grandeys returned home last Tues
day via central Arizona. On the
return trip they were accompanied
by Cletus Grandey, a brother of
Hersheu Grandey. who viii make
the valley his home.
Interesting news to the people in
AIcCabe who knew Mr.. and MIS-.
Clarence Denny and their daIgh-
ter, Miss Doris Denny, residents
here several years ago, is Miss Den
ny's engagement to Clark Butler of
Holtville. where she lives now. The
couple applied Monday for mar
riage license in San Diego. Miss
Denny graduated from the Euca-
lyptus grammar school
August 25, Walter Paine, who has
enjoyed almost two weeks in Des-
canso and vicinity, returned TO Nc
Cabe. Planning another short va
cation fishing at Big Bear Lake, he
left Wednesday for San Diego 10
join his son. William Paine, his
camping partner on the trip.
R. w. Thompson, photographer
at the Dahia heading, leaves this
Thursday TO join Mrs. Thompson
at Inglewood. They will spend a
vacation at the beach Or IN the
northern part of the state. Mrs.
Thompson has been visiting friends
at Highlands and other coast
towns for a month.
At a small fanny dinner on Sun
day. Miss Kathryn Steele cele-
brated her pineteenth birthday
Dinner guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wright and son, Eric, OF
Calexieo; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Martin. Carol and Lois Martin; the
hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Steele, and
Albert Steele. Callers later in the
day were Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Snow
and daughter, Lila June, of Ell Gen.
tro.
For a few days MIR. and Mrs.
Smith Wagner, accompanied by
Donald and Dwight Hartle, visited
relatives in Riverside and Wagon
er's mother, Mrs. A. j. Wagner,
in Puente. When Mr.. and Mrs.
Wagner came home, Monday,
their daughters, Sally May and Ed
ma, returned with them. The girls
have been visiting in the two towns
for some time.
For about two weeks more, Mrs.
A. Raye Kramar, who went up to
the coast last week, will be a guest
Of Mrs. Taylor Oden in Venice.
With Mrs. Kramar are her three
children, Beth, Stephen and Glenn.
Mrs. Kramar went up with her ia
ther, E. L. Sprinkle, sr., and Misses
Eunice and Grace Sprinkle. They
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Sprinkle, jr., at Ontario.
Around San Antonio and Del
Rio, Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Allen and their children, Tommy
and Louise, will spend their 18-day
vacation, which began this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dubois ar
rived here from Santa Maria Tues
Gay noon in time to vote in the
election. The Dubois plan to re-
turn almost Immediately to Santa
Maria for a week or two more.
Three early risers, who reached
the valley early Monday morning,
were the Misses AIasako and Marie
YukaWa and Bessie Damron of FL
Centro. all of whom have been en-
loving the summer in San Diego.
They spent only one day here visit
ing Misses Mildred and Dorothy
Paine. Majken and Doris Moline.
Miss Marie Yukawa and her sister
Miss Eiko. return home the end Of
this week but Miss Masako will live
this winter in San Diego, where
she is continuing her piano study
She is also teaching piano there
to a few beginners.
For two weeks Mrs. ]. P. La
boucherie and Miss Rosalie La
boucherie have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Pacific Beach
Vista and Los Angeles. They re-
turned Monday afternoon from Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Mabel Cook and her sons
Jack and Don, are dividing fort
nights visit between Mrs. Cook
mother, Mrs. Easterday, in Var
Nuys, and her sister, Mrs. Georgt
Bravo, in Southgate.
Henry Moline returned Monday
night from Harrison Park where
he has been enjoying rest ant
vacation as the guest Of Carl ia.
cobson Of Brawley for the past II
days.
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