Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-26
BY LEN0RE NOLAND
Pres Sfaff Corresnondent

Those enjoying the program oi
] the MeXicah schools ut FL Cen
/ uo last Friday were: Mrs. f. r
! Cheser. Mrs. Earl Fleming, Ines
and Wilbum AkinS. Karye anc
/ Argyne Cheser. Beulah st John
/ jeanette, Imogene and Pauline
Lowe. Mrs Vincent HamersoR,
Lorna HamerSon. John Mabry
Jack Wallng. Velma Hester. Mrs
. Il. p. Ware.
The fourth and fifth grades oi
Heber school held their final par
i ty Of the year at the home OF
their teacher. Mrs. Ella 3. Ware
last Saturday afternoon
The time was spent in playing
various games on the lawn.
Delicious refreshments Of punch,
cakes and ice cream were served
to 80 happy children.
Tuesday morning many parents
and friends attended 4 program
given by the IA and the second
grades of the school The prin-
cipal member of the program was
play, "Hansel and Gretel" direc-
ted by Miss Louise Kennedy.
The Heber school will close Fri
day. May 27, for the summer
vacation.
Juanita Majors was a dinner
guest OF Florence and Gladys
Sherlock Sunday night.
Earl Briggs made an air flight
all over the valley Sunday morn
ing being in the air one hour and
a half.
S. D. Clevenger and children OF
Meloland visited relatives in He
Der Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Foss Of
El Centro visited MI. and Mrs.
Geo. Whitcher, Sunday.
Mrs. John Allen and children
Freddie and Beverly, have gone
to Santa Maria to spend the sum
mer visiting her parents, Mi. and
Mrs. Trey Grimsley.
Nir. and Mrs. Orville Smith have
returned from San Bernardino
Sunday. where they were called by
the serious illness of Mrs. Smiths
father.
Mrs. Earl Murphy and little
daughter, Patty Ann, were after
noon and dinner guests of Mrs.
Randolph Robertson, Friday.
Mrs. E. S. Hobbs, mother of Mrs.
Robertson from San Diego visited
with her from Thursday until Sum-
day, then left for Los Angeles,
where she will visit a month 60
ing from there to Turlock to visit
q son there.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Gavin and
Mrs. Fishburn were dinner guests
at the Claude Ritter home in Braw-
ley recently.
Harold Potts and Frank Lee re-
turned from Indio Saturday night
Mr.. Lee returning 10 Indio the
next day.
Mrs. Gavin and Mrs. Fishburn
attended the Women'S council Of
the Methodist church of CaleXico,
meeting at the Brockman ranch st
Mt. Signal, last Wednesday. Pot
luck dinner was served there be-
ing 30 women there.
Everett Stooksberry of West
morland visited his brother and
family. irwin Stooksberry, Satur-
day.
James McDaniels Of BraWley was
a dinner guest at the Barnes
home Tuesday.
Oscar Hotter, the citrus expert
is starting a first class chicken
ranch on his place just east OF
Heber, specializing in Rhode Is
land Reds.
The Sun States packing shed
started work on Thursday with
large crew of men.
Randolph Robertson received q
letter from Nick Keiser, stating
he had been operated upon at the
Emanuel hospital at Turlock, end
was doing nicely. His daughter,
Frances, who graduated from
nursing school in January, is car
ing for her father.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood and
baby Dorothy, are home again after
visiting in Sandia and Holtville,
with relatives for several days.
Ray Barnes has joined the coun-
ty inspecting force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins have tax
en- over the rooming house run re-
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