Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-08
By Press Staff Correspondent

cousin. Miss Mildred Paine, left
Friday for the coast. Stall returned
to Lomita after attending to busi-
ness in the valley. Miss Paine went
to Los Angeles where she will spend
week or two with her sister, Mrs.
Florence P. Horner.
Work on their ranch brought
]. B. and John Lydick down from
Riverside, Monday. They plan to
spend a week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Weitzel re-
turned one day lost week to their
ranch here. They have been va
cationing at Ocean Beach this
summer.
Little frankie Gillett was host
to his at-grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Gillett of Los Angeles.
The Gillettes are on their way to
Arizona.
Sunday dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Wagner of Heber was
enjoyed by Messrs. and Mesdames
C. E. Osborn, G. s. Wagner
George Austin and Donald and
Dwight Hartle.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Harper spent
last weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Tate in Ontario Miss vi
Wan Harper, their daughter, re-
turned home with them. Miss
Harper has spent her vacation with
her sister, Mrs. Tate.
! Weekend visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hershen Grandey and daugh-
ter, Berta Mae, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Stewart, Escondido; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Cartwright of San Diego,
and Fred, Fereria and Helen
Blackensmith of Roderiquez, Lower
California. Sunday morning, MIR.
and Mrs. Stewart, Lew Cartwright,
Cletus Grandey and their hosts
motored to Jewel Valley and spent
the day. The Stewards and Cart
wrights returned to their homes
Sunday evening. The Blacken-
smiths returned to Lower Califor-
mia, Saturday night.
Mildred and Bob Wagner spent
day recently with Donald and
Dwight Hartle at the G.. S. Wag-
oner ranch.
Misses Myra Bell and Phyllis
Spear, Messrs Oliver Royce and
Cecil McCurray enjoyed Sunday
afternoon as the guests of Miss
Berta Mae Grandey. In the eve
ming the young people all partici-
pated in a dinner given by Miss
Myra Bell Spear.
A fast trip to Los Angeles was
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith
and children on Sunday. The
Smiths motored to the coast city
in order to bring home Mrs. G..
Cook who has been staying there.
Robert Parker returned home
Sunday morning. His mother, Mrs.
Sam Parker, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Shroyer followed on Monday
night.
At a charming card party on
Sunday night, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sunstrom we're hosts TO eleven
guests. Bridge was played through
out the evening by Messrs. and
Mesdames Harry Hoppin, John
Wagner and George Austin.
Misses Frances Sunstrom, Mary
Hoppin and Cathleen Wagner and
Messrs. William Sunstrom, Russell
and Gene Wagner and Robert
| Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yukawa
motored to Los Angeles, Friday.
After attending to business there,
they returned home Monday.
A weekend visitor of Mrs
Shirley Gillett was Mrs. Lottie
Mason of El Centro.
Mrs. Dwight Smith and children
Betty Ann and Dickie, returned
home last Tuesday. Mrs. Smith
spent the summer in Long Beach
Mrs Fred w. Paine and Mrs
Lottie Mason spent Friday evening
with Mrs. Mary Penry of Holt
vile.
Guests of the George Yukawas
Monday night were Mr. and Mrs
T. Oda. Rev. x. Shigekawa and
his son and daughter, Takashi ano
mar ukO, anu NAioo OCAlily ldlIdOka
all of Anaheim. They have just
completed a tour Of lectures In
Arizona. Takashi, who was visit
ing in Phoenix, returned home with
his father on Tuesday
Misses Majken and Doris Moline
entertained Misses Margaret Hill
Meryal Meadows and Barbars
Tondro, Monday evening.
Miss Kathryn Steele accom-.
panied Mr.. and Mrs. John Jack
son and daughter Ruth TO Jacumbs
on Sunday. After spending a de-
hghtful day there, they returned
to the valley where Miss Steele was
the house guest of the Jackson'
till Monday night.
Mrs. Ray Kramer and children