Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-19

Margaret Reiman and Mrs. Gladys
Smulling.
Miss Ruth Hood and Mrs. DeBord
motored to San Diego Saturday to
see Mrs. Marcene Hartman, nee
Mabel Clayton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartman are the parents of new
eight pound boy.
Rev. Paul Harvey of Magnolia
preached at the Holtville M. E..
church Sunday morning Rev. Nc
Farland, the Holtville pastor, was
the visiting minister at the Braw-
/ ley M. E. church and delivered
the Sunday morning sermon at
/ that church.
| The Sunday evening service at
ed from their usual program.
Rev. Hauyama of the japanese
Methodist church of Brawley and
IA japanese young people presented
an unusual and interesting service.
The theme was the "Study of Mis-
sions" and a talk on the Life and
Work of Kagawa" by one of the
students was of special interest.
Afterward, the guests were invit-
ed to Social hall where tea was
served.
Next Sunday Thanksgiving din
ner (potluck) will follow the morn
ing services. The afternoon will be
devoted to a program and singing.
The sing will replace the usual eve
hing services.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Cornelison
! left for Los Angeles Tuesday. They
will spend some time enroute with
Mrs. Brassfield of Redlands, a
former Holtville resident. The Cor
nelson's will also visit his three
sons in San Bernardino. They
will proceed to Los Angeles on
Thursday and expect to attend the
U. C. L. A.-St. Mary's football
game. Clarence Baldwin, son oi
Mrs. Cornelison, is a member ol
the U. C. L. A. team. They expect
| to return next Tuesday by way OF
San Diego.
Mrs. Clara Taylor was a Sar
Diego visitor Friday.
On the evening of November II
Mrs. Kenneth Burke was hostess
at her home at a charming dinner
party. The guests were Officers
and substitute officers of the East
ern Star and their husbands. Tht
house was beautifully decorated II
autumn colors and orange ant
yellow zenias frightened the tables
Covers we're laid for MeSsrs. ant
Mesdames Mace Williams, M. M
Sweeney, E. J. Smith, j. r. Snyder
L. A. Harris, Lawrence Richard
Dale Cooper, Milo Busenburg
George Yearley, John Kavanaugh
H. T. Miller, j. K. Fahring, San
Webb, Ernest Edwards; Misse
Ruth Margaret Henderson, Rutf
Cline and Alvin Immel. The eve
ming was devoted to bridge a
which high score was won by j
r. Snyder and Mrs. Ernest Ed
wards. Each officer was presented
with a gift.
The Guappo Bridge club girl
and Mrs. Ira Moss were joint host
esses at a -nuptial shower fol
Miss Nina Emery given at th'
home of Mrs. w. l.. Huebner
Bridge furnished the entertain
ment for the evening. Those pres
ent included Mesdames WILDER
Garrick, Perry Hunt, Charles Sloc
um, Gerald England, Fred Harder
James Mackey, Jr., Elmer Baxter
Nelson Long, Sam Loomis, Loyt
Louden, Bob Yeargin, C. P. Den
ney. w. L. Huebner, Joe Nelson
IT. Samaha, Walter Reynolds, VII
liam Jardin, Bart Shiftlet, Clari
TAYLOR Clark Butler, Marvin Meth
Grill, Forrest Ferguson, Ira Moss
and Misses Evelyn Walker, Lauri
Ferguson, Delma Denney, Ruti
Hood, Nell Flesher, Anna Bell
Brodie, Jessie Guidotti, and Mes
danes Les Rogers, Marcus Briggs
Denham, Leo Ronzon and daugh
ter. Miss Theila Ronzon, u. l
Acker, Tom DUR and Misses Ruti
Melborne and Shirley Simpson o
Ell Centre and Mrs. Briggs ant
Miss Mary Briggs of Heber. Th'
first prize at bridge was won b,
Mrs. Clara Denham of Ell Centre
second by Mrs. Clara Taylor ant
Mrs. Gerald England was awarde'
the consolation prize.