Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-16
McCABE
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent


Federation club conference at the
De ANA hotel Wednesday was at
tended by the MeSdames Tom Al
len, Earl Northrop, John Frohly,
Charles Hackleman, and Evan
HeweS who represented the McCabe
home department.
Mrs. Charles Hackleman, Mrs.
Evan T. Hewes, and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Northrop are representing Nc
Cabe at the Farm Bureaus con-
vention in Santa Barbara this
week. The representatives left Sun
day morning, MCs. Hackleman and
Mrs. Hewes going in one car and
Mr.. and Mrs. Northrop going in
another. Mrs. HeWeS and Mrs.
Hackleman plan TO return on We'd
neSday, November Is, but Mr.. and
Mrs. Northrop will not return un-
til Saturday. Mr.. Northrop is rep
reSenting the farm bureau and the
three women are delegates from the
home department section.
The Sunday boat races at Salton
Sea were enjoyed by the spectators,
among whom were the Misses Thel-
ma House, Josephine Hamilton, Hell
en- Owens, and the MesSrs. Elmer
House and Monroe Pritchard of Nc
Cabe.
The Girl Reserve recognition cer-
emory. performed Wednesday
night, November Is, at the home OF
Margaret Loud in El Centro, was
attended by the following girls
from McCabe: the Misses Frances
Sunstrom, Mary Frances Hoppin,
Earlene Northrop, Josephine Ham,
ilton, and Caroline Paine.
During the absence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Northrop, Mrs Mary Ire
shil is staying with her grandchild-
ren, Earlene and Joe Northrop, on
the Northrop ranch.
Last weekend Miss Katherine
Steele attended the reunion Of the
1888 alumni Of the Redlands univer-
sity. She journeyed to Redlands on
the stage Friday, spent the week
end in the dormitory of some
friends.
A joint birthday party was given
last week in celebration Of the birth
days of Herschell Grandey, James
Coin and Mrs Alfus Tomlinson in
the TomlinSon home at Eeber. The
three honor guests have birthdays
occurring just few days apart. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Her
schell Grandey, Miss Mabel Hart
zell and Berta Mae Grandey,
Messrs. Oliver Royce and Cletus
Grandey.
Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herschell Grandey and daugh-
ter, Berta Mae, drove TO their cabin
in Jacumba.
Silsbee district lost another fam
lily last week, for Mr.. and Mrs. Ster-
ling Tippen and son, Leland, moved
into E. Centro to make their home
there.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Her
rington on Wednesday were Mr..
and Mrs. George Austin.
Hobart Herrick was host to the
W. w. and w. C. club on last Sat
urday. Games were played and then
refreshments of gingerbread and
cocoa were served to the guests. La
ter they all drove to the home of
Wayne Leibrecht where they spent
the rest Of the evening dancing.
Mrs. Herrick was patron for the
evening. The guests were the Misses
Thelma House, Helen Owens, Lor-
eta Cunningham, Earlene North
rop, Dorothy HUM, Josephine
Hamilton; the MesSrs. Elmer and
Gilbert House, Monroe Pritchard,
Wayne Leibrecht, George Adams,
Paul, Hobart and Claude Herrick.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Northrop and family were
Mrs. Mary Treshel and Miss Fran
ces Erskine of Imperial, and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Morgan and children,
Mildred and Jack, of El Centro.
Miss 1 ~oline Paine and Miss
Frances Sunstrom enjoyed the week
end at Hi-Pass. They motored up
! Saturday morning with IA other
/ members Of the Girl Reserve club.
Visitors and dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Paine and daugh-
i ter on Saturday, November II, were
i the Messrs. Walter Paine, Clifford
Bogue, George Hornbeck.
Julio Osuna was injured working
on a tractor Saturday. He is up,
however, for the injury proved not
TO be serious.
A business trip to Anaheim was
made Saturday, November II, by
s George Yukawa. He was accompan-