Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-07

In the hospital in FL Centro from
Thursday until Sunday morning,
was able to come home on Sunday.
Her visitors were Mrs. L. L. Clay
ton, her mother, Mrs. George Geren
and Miss Beatrice Clayton, her sis
ters, her brother, Paul Clayton, and
Miss Elsie Glenn. All but Miss
Clayton returned to their homes
Sunday. She will visit her sister
for a week.
From Monday until Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Ball, on
their way from San Francisco to
indianapolis visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G.. House.
The meeting on Better Buying"
of the McCabe Home. Department
will be held next week, April IA, at
Mrs. w. G. Bowman's residence.
Everyone interested is invited to
come and bring something for the
potluck luncheon.
Mrs. N. II. Hudson, visitor from
Highland, will visit several friends
and relatives III the valley. On
Tuesday she was the guest of r.
w. Thompson.
The Silsbee ball team took part in
another ball game, Friday. the op-
ponent this time being the Elm
schools team. S.lsbee was the vic
tor with a score of 8-6 in the game
played on the Silsbee school dia-
mond
Taking advantage Of the date,
April /, the Silsbee All clubs party
was an April fool party with games
and plans in keeping with that
idea. Prizes awarded to winners in
some OF the games went to Gera-
ldlne BalderS, Lois Duggins, and
Josephine AmeS. The serving of the
delicious refreshments of cake, ice
cream, and punch, by the club lead
erS. Mesdames T. }. Allen, A. Bald
ers, and F.. G.. Havens, brought to a
conclusion the successful and much
enjoyed party. Guests at the party,
which was held at Mrs. F. G.. Hav-
ems home, were Misses Anita Boone,
Josephine and Clara Ames, Mary
and Geraldine Balders, Lois Dug
gins, Catherine Gross, Mary Belle
Grimes, Catherine and Joan Guer-
res, Marilyn Lieddrecht, Chizuko
and Hachzuko Nazawa, Nadine
Schoffner, Hiruye and Yoshiye VI
mazda, and Wilma Sinsebaugh.
Hosts at an informal card party,
Monday night, were Charles and
William Waegle. After the cards
light supper was served to the
guests present, who were Messrs.
and Mesdames Jack Harrison, S. A.
Grimes, T. G. House, Mack Bell.
Jimmy Culver, Orie Flory; and
Miss Inez Mooney.
A delightful dinner party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer For
roster for several friends, Sunday
evening. Before the dinner, the
guests enjoyed a horseback ride.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Harrison Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Bell,
John Harrison, and the hosts.
G.. C. Harper, who was operated
on in the El Centre hospital for
appendicitis, last Wednesday, is
doing nicely and was able to return
| home on Monday.
Mrs. John Parker, after visit OF
number of weeks here with her
sister, Mrs. Sam Parker, concluded
her stay last week, returning to her
Beaumont home.
At the beginning of spring vaca-
ton at Redlands college, Miss
Kathryn Steele, a student there,
came down Saturday to spend the
week here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Steele.
Visiting a number of acquain-
tances in Julian, Mrs. Earl V. c.
Northrop, Miss Earline Northrop,
Mrs. Clara Erskine, Miss Frances
Erskine, and Mrs. Mary Treshil
spent the weekend there.
After a months visit with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Raye Kramar, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. L. Sprinkle, Jr., returned TO
Ontario, Sunday.