Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-30
By MILDRED PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent

at kenyons plunge where members
and their children enjoyed de-
lightful potluck luncheon and a dip
in the pool. Mrs. Jimmie Culver
and Mrs. Rausenbaum acted as
hoStesseS. About Is members and
20 children were present The next
meeting on July IA, will also be
held at Kenyon's plunge. Mrs.
Fred Veliquette will be hostess.
Bobby Burns, the only represent
ative so far from Troop 25, left
Thursday for the Boy Scout camp
at Cuyamaca. The usual camp at
Laguna mountains has been discon-
tinued this year and Imperial VAL
ley scouts are attending the San
Diego Scout camp.
Planning to spend month in
Riverside. Mrs. Fred w. Paine with
her daughters. Mildred, Dorothy,
and Caroline, left Sunday morning.
They were accompanied by Miss
Doris Moline. While in Riverside
they viii spend a short time with
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Although Miss Mary Balders was
i'll for several days after being
thrown from a horse last Thursday,
she is much better now. Mary was
removed from the El Centro hos
pital on Saturday and except for
minor bruises IS getting along
nicely. Mrs. Edna Forester paid
a call on the Balders family Sun
day afternoon TO see how Mary was
getting along.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Froh-
ley and family. accompanied by
Miss Lena Forester, motored to
Julian and Laguna along the new
road, stopping along the way to en-
joy a picnic luncheon. They re-
turned home late in the evening.
After spending several days in San
Diego with her sisters, Misses Marie
and Masako, who are attending
summer school, Miss Eiko Yukawa
'eturned to the valley Monday eve
hing.
The Bryn knights home was the
;cene of a gay party Thursday eve
ling when four birthdays were Gel
.brated. Those in whose honor the
party was held were John Prova-
EEK, Bryn Knight, Lewis Kneitz,
md Mrs. Matosinka. Dancing and
,ames formed the entertainment of
he evening. Late in the evening
were served to the
GLOWING guests; MeSsrS. and Mes
lanes Lewis Kneitz, John Prova-
ek, Edmund Phillip, Tom Shuffner,
oe Matosinka, Mich Papeish, Frank
;lovak, and Bryan Knight; Misses
iottie Childress, Opal Honhohet,
lula Brown, Marie and Martha
'lovak: Messrs. Joe and Henry
,yba, Fred Tramalle, Bernice Will
on, and Charles Valusek; and
bout Is children.
Coming as complete surprise to |
heir many friends was the mar
iage of Miss Gladys Sherlock to
}. w. Payne at Yuma, Saturday
June 18. Miss Sherlock, |
Who was formerly a McCabe resi- |
Ient, was graduated from the Gen.
raj Union High school this year.
They are residing at home of
'ayne's parents in the Mt. Signal
district.
Planning to stay until after the
fourth, Mrs. Sam Parker with
Robert Parker, Willard Shroyer
nd Jack Parker departed Satur-
lay for Glendale where Mrs. Parker
viii stay with her brother Wilbur.
The rest of the party returned to
he valley Sunday evening.
Frank Bezdecheck, accompanied
" his sister, Helen Bezdecheck and
Agra Bell Spear, motored to San
Diego Saturday. Frank returned
sunday bringing back his sister,
.ois, who has been staying with
Ter grandmother Mrs. A. M. Bez-
in La Mesa for the last
wo weeks. Helen and Myra Bell
eturned Monday evening.
Fred Bertold of Heber was host
o a number of friends at a deli
ious turkey dinner Sunday. Guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. l. Thanner, Mr..
nd Mrs. Joe Binter, Johnnie and
Eugene Thanner, and Hilda, Trudie,
Ann Marie and Joe Binter.
Saturday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Grandey were Mr.. and
Irs. Bill Wicks, Mrs. Samuel Wicks,
nd her daughter, Betty, of Ingle-
good who came down to the valley
o find out for themselves how
warm the weather is.
Miss Edna Wagner accompanied
Ir. and Mrs. Tom Harrington on
friday to Whittier where she will
pend two or three weeks as the
louse guest of Miss Evelyn Smith.
Iiss Wagner will later visit friends
nd relatives in Puente and Col
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. waterman en-
ertained a number of their friends
With garden party at their home
sunday evening. After a delicious
upper served on the lawn numer-
us games were played. The guest |
ist included: Messrs. and Mesdames |
1tte Ran of Imperial, H. Harris, |
I. Vetzel, I. Thanner, Curt Effler
# Calexico, and VIII Meyer of
deloland; Messrs. Felix Effler, Wal |
er Vetzel, Sigmund zehetmair,
ohnnie and Eugene Thanner, Nor
nan, Waldrop, and Elemants Meyer, |
nd John Waterman; Misses Alta
nd Alice Waterman, Hilda Binter
nd Shirley Ran.
Elmer Forester went to Indio |
saturday to bring back his brother,
George Forester, who has been
in his mine near Indio.
they returned late Sunday evening.
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