Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-07

tural contest.
Guests at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. A. Moline Sunday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson
/ of Meloland and their two daugh'
ters, Cecilia and Ruth.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Phillips entertained number Of
their friends at dinner party al
their home. After dinner dancing
and cards we're enjoyed by the
guests.
Guests included Messrs. and Mes
danes Gus Matosinka, Louis
Kneitz, John Provazek, Byn Knights
j. F. Slovak. and Nick Papeish;
Misses Lottie ChIdress, Marie and
Martha Slovak; Messrs. Joe and
Henry Ryba, Charles Valusek and
Bernice Wilson.
Miss Eunice Sprinkle is at pres
ent attending Girl Scout camp
near Santa Cruz. Miss Sprinkle
will remain there for two weeks
after which she plans TO attend
the San Diego Girl Scout camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom j. Sheldon
motored to Julian on the Fourth
where they stopped to watch the
rodeo. On the way back they
stopped at Cuyamaca lake where
they intend to spend some time this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom were
hosts to several relatives from the
coast over the Fourth. They were
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Yost and son,
Dickie, of Monrovia; and Mrs. Will
liam Powell of Arcadia. Mrs. Yost
is Mrs. Sunstrom's sister and Mrs.
Powell is their mother. They re-
turned to their respective homes on
Tuesday morning.
On Thursday, June 30, the date
of their fourth wedding annivers-
ary, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Os-
burn were pleasantly surprised
when a group of their friends en-
tertained with party in their
honor at the Smith Wagner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. OSburn received sew
eral lovely gifts.
At a late hour refreshments were
served to the following: Messrs.
and Mesdames Clarence Osburn,
John Wagner, Jim Wagner, Sam
Wagner of Yakima, Washington,
Smith Wagner; Tom j, Wagner;
Misses Sarah, Mildred, Phyllis, and
Wanda Wagner; Messrs. Don, Ron
aid, Bill, Bobby, Gene and Russell
Wagner.
Mrs. Pauline Rau, who is Mrs.
j. Watermans mother, departed
for San Diego where she will spend
the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. Paulina Cox.
From Tuesday until Saturday Mr..
and Mrs. Rex Hicky, cousins of
Mrs. Frank Stall. and Mrs. Georgia
Cook we're here from Tucson visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Stall. Mrs.
Hicly will be remembered by many
as Miss Rose Cook who was pop
liar member of the younger set of
Meloland and Acacia.
Planning to spend the rest of the
summer n San Diego, Mrs Jennie
Moretti left June 26. She will stay
with her daughter, Mrs. M. w .Lof-
lin.
The Nogawa home was the scene
Of gay birthday party Saturday
when Chizuko and Hat
suko Nogawa celebrated their 10th
anniversary. In the after
noon numerous games were played.
Refreshments we're served to Louise
and Tommy Allen, Dorothy and
Marjory Harris, and Carl and Cath
crime Gross.
Cecil McCurry spent the week
end as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. Spear and family. He re-
turned to his home on the coast
late Monday evening.
Representative from the valley
at the annual amateur radio pic
mic which was held at Idlewild on
Saturday Sunday and Monday
this year were Mr.. and Mrs. Her
shell Grandey and daughter, Berta
Mae; Howard Strickler, and Oliver
Royce. About 100 amateurs were
present at this outing, representing
several different states. The party
was divided into two camps, the
camps being separated by large
canyon and were about three miles
apart. Communication was estab-
1ished between the two camps by
radio. During the time spent there
a great deal of experimentation
was carried on and those present
learned good deal about the radio.
In the evenings moving pictures
showing experiments by amateurs
were shown. The camp broke up
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Waterman. and
their two daughters, Alice and Alta,
spent the Fourth in San Diego
where they visited with relatives.
A group of friends visited Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bezdecheck at
their home Sunday evening. Those
present were Mrs. c. w. Parsons
of Calexico, Mr.. and Mrs. Jamison
of San Diego and their son, and
r. Jamison of Calexico.
Dinner guests from Calexico, Sat
urday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom j. Sheldon were Mr..
and Mrs. Tom J. Allen.
The Barn Rice home was the
scene of a gay potluck dinner on
the Fourth. After dinner the after
noon was devoted to playing games,
singing patriotic songs and shoot
ing firecrackers.
Those Who enjoyed this very sue