Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-20
BY MILDRED PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent


The final program and climax to
the years activities viii be the op-
eretta and graduation exercises to
be staged Wednesday, May "a, in
the auditorium of the McCabe
school. A large audience of par
ents, friends and pupils is antici-
pated at this performance, for
which pupils have been rehearsing
for several weeks past, as we'll as
at the exercises and program of the
graduating class at the high school
on Friday of next week.
Because of their experience in
putting on recreation programs at
Farm Bureau meetings, a number
of McCabe Bureau members at
tended the Spruce ce-Westmorland
meeting, Friday, May 13, and help
ed them in the program following
the regular business of the eve
ming. The nine persons who went
from McCabe were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hackleman, Mrs. James
Forester, Mr.. and Mrs. Evan T.
Hewes, Earl v. C. Northrop, Miss
Earlene Northrop, John Frohly,
and Miss Lena Forester.
To the music of violin and gui-
tar, a genial crowd of people from
McCabe, Silsbee and Eucalyptus
districts danced at the McCabe
school house, Saturday night AS
guests from Seeley were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmy Culver. Culver took
an active part by calling" for sew
eral of the fashioned dances.
Miss Emma Lou Cunningham was
hostess at this dance The next
dance at the school house, to which
every one in above mentioned dis
tricts is invited, will be held this
Saturday, May 81.
On Wednesday, May 18, the date
of their thirty first wedding ami
versary, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. league
we're pleasantly surprised by a
miscellaneous shower at the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. T. j. Allen,
whose guests they were for several
days before returning to their home
in Hawthorne. A 900" party fol-
lowed the shower. After the cards
light supper was served by Mrs.
Allen to her guests, who were
MesSrS. and Mesdames j. E. league,
Bill Hamilton of Ell Centre; George
Mcguire, Ell Centre; E. B. Jackson,
Calexico; Joe Holmes, Holtville;
Tony Balders, Fred Smith, Harold
Simpson, Ell Centre; and Joe Mil
Ter, Ell Centro.
Extremely interesting as well as
instructive" was the report of men,
bers of the McCabe- Eucalyptus
Home Department on the meeting
which they attended, last Thurs
day, at Mrs. T. J. Aliens. Veg
etable plates were discussed and
prepared by the women present and
arranged by Miss Florence Glenn,
demonstration agent, according to
food value and attractiveness.
Participants in the activity at
this meeting were: Mesdames
Charles Hackleman. Harold Simp-
son, James Forester, Maud Jones,
Mary E. Hamilton, George Nc
quire, Elmer Jackson, F. CT. Hav-
ems, Clyde Havens, Y. D. Hime,
j. M. Sheldon, T. j. Allen, G..
Lsmpkins, S. A. Grimes, Elmer
Forester, c. J. Wolf, j. c. Boone,
II. l.. Baker, H. A. Swan, Marjory
Anderson, F.. o. Rosenbaum, Earl
Bennetts, Frank Riddles, F. E. AL
exander, I. Thanner, Evan T.
Hewes; Misses Lena Forester,
Florence Glenn, Wilma German.
On Thursday it was decided to
meet again at Mrs. Elmer Forrest
er'S home, May 26, for folloWup
meeting, which will be a continu-
alton of the last one.
An informal evening at bridge
and other games entertained guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Wagner
and family, Saturday night. AT
late hour, when the bridge games
we're over, cookies atd punch were
served by Mrs. Wagner to MeSsrS.
and Mesdames Fred Sunstrom,
George M. Austin, Harry H. Hop
pin; Mrs. Sam Parker; Misses
Frances Sunstrom and Mary Hop
pin; Merrs. Robert Parker and
William Sunstrom.
All-day VlSltorS ana guests at
dinner of Mrs. Fred c. Smith,
Monday, were Mrs. S. Cook and
her children, Jack and Donald, of
Ell Centre. |
AS a cool and delightful climax
to another year of harmonious
work together, the McCabe All
club members planned at their
Monday meeting for a lawn party
on the large front lawn of the
school, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Veliquette's
home was the scene of a chaming
bridge party, Thursday night, for
10 friends. After an evening of
bridge, the resulting scores indi-
Gated Mrs. Fred Sunstrom and