Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-30
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT SEELEY

summer session at U.C.L.A. and eX-
pect to continue their work there
in the fall. Miss Beth is staying
at Pacific Palisades and Miss
Kathleen in Los Angeles.
The picnic given Sunday b.
United Spanish War Veterans al
Ben Staffords place on New river
was greatly enjoyed by the &c
men and their families. A fine
luncheon was served in the shade
which had been provided by
Stafford.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson Wis
tied their sons at Camp Fletcher
Sunday.
The Westside Country club met
Thursday, June %, at the home OF
Mrs. George Wooliscroft and after
the luncheon, Mrs. Diehl gave a
report on the W.C.TU. meeting
number Of the members attended
at Mt. Signal. Mrs Schultz read
an interesting paper on farm re-
lief. Members present were Mes
DANES Tracy, Diehl, Dickson
Klump, Mccain, Cannon, Curtis
Hull, Cramer, Green, Sheldon
Schultz, Ferguson, Low and the
hostess. Visitors were Mrs. Elgar
Low and Mrs w. West, Misses
Mary Sprinkle, Mabel Wooliscroft
and Hazel Dickson. Next meeting
in three weeks will be held at the
park in Ell Centre.
The first fall services at the
Seeley church will be held Sep
tember 18.
George Whip, who has been for
the past year with the Seeley Mer-
camille company in charge of the
meat market, left for lBrawley
Monday to enter business.
Miss Gladys Womack left for
San Diego, Saturday, to spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Smith, who is spending the sum-
mer on the coast.
Among those enjoying the
mountain breezes Sunday were Mrs
Jack Williams and sister law
Mrs. Rice; Mrs. Tom Howard, Mrs.
Davis and Misses Edith and Clara
Mae Davis, Misses Kathleen and
Elizabeth Howard, Alice and Irene
Williams, Rubylee and Chuckie
Roberts and Miss Seeley Oftelie.
Rev. j. c. Spencer will start the
childrens health camp at Hipass
July 2, where he will be director
for the eight weeks of the camp.
Miss Ruth Grafton visited Miss
Roberta Ferguson, Sunday aft
ernoon.
Paul Copeland, in company with
friends from San Diego, spent
Sunday here.
c. o. Barrett, ST., made a busi-
ness trip to Escondido, Monday.
Miss Rosemary Daniels of El
Centro was a guest of Miss Mildred
Best over the weekend.
Forty-two were out to Sunday
school, 81 at church and 80 ate
dinner at the church Sunday noon
Mrs. A. r. Ferguson, president of
the ladies aid, was in charge of
the tables and a most delicious
dinner was served. After dinner
those present went out in the shade
of the trees at the rear for a
watermelon feast Dan Sheldon and
w. r. Wright procured several
prime melons and cooled them in
Tom Howards cold box and they
were delicious.
Seventy-five people, old and
young, drove to Hipass, June 10,
and spent the day at the Seeley
Sunday school picnic at the
Y.W.C.A. grounds. This is beau
tiful spot and all the Seeley people
voted it a delightful place to picnic
and thanked the Y.W.C.A. for let
ting them spend the day on the
grounds.
Charles Barrett and brother,
Palmer Barrett and little son from
Brawley, enjoyed Sunday fishing
at Moreno.
Mrs. w. L. Womack's father,
j. Allen of Phoenix, after a weeks
visit with the Womack family, went
on to San Diego to visit relatives.
Miss Barbara Barrett of Braw-
ley was guest the past few days
at the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Barrett.
Miss Allora Gallaher became i'll
while on a visit in Los Angeles.
Her mother, Mrs. j. F.. Gallaher
went up the last of the week but
returned since her daughter had
improved
Mrs. R. N. Best and daughter,
Eleanor, are spending this week
at San Bernardino and Riverside
while Miss Mildred is keeping
house for her father.
Mrs. Nellie Davis with her son,
Ralph, and daughters, Misses Edith
and Clara Mae, met her sister al
inland, Sunday morning. The visi-
tor arrived from Denver, Colo, for
a visit. The Davis family spent
Sunday at Jacumba with Mrs
Davis father, l. McCreary.