Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-16

T 1Ile "tSlS1ut IuullblN CtuD I1e
on Thursday. June 9, at the beau.
tiful ranch home of Mrs. Roberr
! York. Mrs. Ed Diehl was in charge
! Of the program for the day anc
read an instructive paper on the
Boulder dam project, including tht
work accomplished up to date
Flag day being so near the date Of
this meeting was observed by the
i reading OF an interesting article
on Flay day. by Mrs. Geo. Wollis-
croft. Following this all present
saluted the flag.
Mrs. Will Sloane, wife of the
late judge of the state supreme
court. a lecturer we'll known il
California, spoke on the enforce
ment of the eighteenth amend
ment.
Mrs. Katherine Watts. a guest
extended to all present an invita-
ton to attend the all-day session
Of the w. C. T. U. at the home OF
Mrs. w Brockman at Mt. Sigma,
on June 10.
A potluck dinner was served al
noon. Delicate spring colors were
Used in the table decorations. Ths
fayors consisted of a replica In
miniature of the Boulder dam ar
tistieally designed.
Those present were Mesdames E
A. Diehl. George Cannon, j. A
Gallaher. David Green, c. Mccain
George Wolliscroft, Minnie Hull
Gene Higgins, c. Klump, A. Shell
don. H. Herrick, NJ. L. Curtis, w
Schultz, w. Dickson, and hostess
Mrs. Robert York. Visitors: Mrs
w. Sloane, Katherine Watts, Ethel
Borden, and Miss Beulah Sheldon
The next meeting on June % will
be held at the home of Mrs. George
WolliScroft.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mccain and
two little daughters left for the
mountains Friday where it is hoped
the climate will benefit Mrs. Nc
Gains health. She has been feel
ing badly the past two months.
Mrs. Laurence Campbell motored
to Los Angeles with her son
frankie, and also two daughters
of Mrs. T. Adams of Ell Centro
Mrs. Campbell will stay out during
the summer.
The joint Seeley- -Calexico Girl
Scout camp at Destoyia, near Cam
po, June 5 to y, was a great sue
cess. While at camp six girls were
invested as tenderfoot Scouts and
most of the Is girls completed the
requirements for a second class
badge. The girls did all the cook
ing and cleaning.
Miss Emily Raya supervised
housekeeping and instructed in
signaling. Miss Maybelle Rogers di-
rected handcraft and entertain
ment. Mrs. Capps helped with the
entertainment and instructed in
first aid.
Mrs. Badger directed nature
study, trailing and instructed in
first aid. Miss Eunice Sprinkle
supervised the kitchen, camp sup
plies and directed handcraft.
Each night the "Destoyia
Breeze" camp newspaper, appeared,
revealing the main events of the
day.
Those in camp were Mrs. Badger,
Mrs. Capps, Emily Raya, Louise
Drum. Betty Speaks, Kitty Weiben,
Anabel PARCEL, Ruth Young, Mar
garet Kellar and Billy and Jewel
Mary Badger of Calexico; Miss Eu-
nice Sprinkle, Miss Maybelle Rog-
ers, Gladys Womack, Katherine
Howard, Mabel WoliScroft, Clara
Mae Davis, Raylene Havens, Caro-
line Dell, Mildred and Eleanor
Best, Alice and Irene Williams,
Rubylee Roberts and Temple Rob-
inson, who assisted in keeping the
camp supplied with wood.
Mrs. Mamma Herrick, E. A
Diehl, w. Sloane and Minnie Hull
attended an all-day w. C. T. U.
meeting with Mrs. c. w. Brockman
Of Mt. Signal. A fine potluck din
ner was served Mrs. Roger led in
devotionals. Mr.. Brockman spoke
on the water situation. Mrs. Gal
espie on the senator's, Mrs. Sloane
on My Country. Mrs. Watts gave
a report on essays, Mrs. Stanfield
gave a report on morality, and Mrs.
Diehl gave talk also.
Mrs. P. G.. Storms was taken i'll
on Sunday and her daughter, Mrs.
McKie, from San Diego, drove over
Tuesday following and took her
mother to the coast for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. NJ. Liebert and Mrs. I. Ad-
ans attended the all-day meeting
of the U. S. w. V. auxiliary We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. w. O.
Huson, Holtyille. Twenty -one
ladies were present, six coming from
Yuma and other members from
different towns in the valley. A
sumptuous dinner was served by
the hostess and a very enjoyable
day was spent
Mrs. T. A. Howard and Mrs.
Archie Barnes were at Jacumba
part of last week, doing some work
on Mrs. HoWards cottage.
The annual Sunday school picnic
will be held at Hipass, which is
just so miles from Seeley, on sun
day, June 10. Everyone is urged to
go and take their dinners. A truck
has been secured and will start
from the Seeley church at 7:3t
Sunday morning