Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-13
BY EVELYN HICKS
Press Staff Cnrresnnndent

j. Bridges, of Phoenix, Ariz., who
was called here at the death oi
his mother, Mrs. M. Bridges, has
returned home. Bridges is the
brother of Mrs. H. P. HALEY.
Mrs. L. j. Thomas and Mrs. c.
j. Wandrey spent the weekend in
San Diego.
Joe Hardy recently bought prop
erty in the Lundgren addition.
Winifred Conley of South G
street and Marion Belford of North
F street spent the weekend in
San Diego where they were the
guests of Marion's sister, Anna Bel
ford, and Winifred s cousin, Mrs
Mildred Barnes, of Pacific Beach.
L. j. Thomas was in Redlands
Tuesday on business.
City council has appointed G. A,
Holbrook as city reporter in the
place of Herman Conger, deceased
Mr.. and Mrs. Dirkson Of 3O2
North Seventh street have moved
to the Villa and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Christensen are occupying t h e
home on North j now.
Eva Caddle has returned to work
at the district after weeks ab-
sence on account of illness.
w. S. Dunn is spending few
days this week in Los Angeles where
he will attend a drug convention.
Delma Lathal of Chicago is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. V. Lathal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Salemon and
daughter, Margaret, spent Sunday
in Holtville.
Charles Mills of Los Angeles was
a business visitor here wednesday
The Portuguese association helc
its annual convention at the hal
Saturday and Sunday. The music
was furnished by the Artesia band
Frank Finch of Los Angeles wa;
a business visitor here this week.
Francis Niles is confined to hel
home because of chicken pox.
Peggy Lee Hills of North F street
is also confined to her home. Sht
has light case of measles.
Mrs. Bronson Buxton and small
son have moved to Los Angeles tt
escape the measles and CHECKER
pox epidemic. Buxton, teacher o
1. v. H. S. is staying at the I'm
perial hotel until the end of th'
school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vestal, son
Willis, and daughter, jeanette
spent the weekend in San Diego.
George PARIS, i'll in the South
ern Pacific hospital in San Fran
cisco is nearing the end of hi
second week there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Carey wer'
dinner guests at the home of MI
and Mrs Blain Gilroy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin and daugh
ter, Mercedes, of Modesto, hav
moved into the home at 233 Soutl
E street.
Mrs. Laurence Niles of South I'm
perial entertained members of he
bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Riddle ant
relatives of El Centro enjoyed
day of fishing at Laguna dam Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pelliter enter
tanned members of their bridg
club at their home on South ]
street Wednesday night. The mem
bers present were: Mr.. and Mr.;
Paul House, Mr.. and Mrs. Lever
lette House, Mr.. and Mrs. Mauric
Van Dyke, Mr. and Mrs. Stew
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Bow
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mac
key and host and hostess, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. Pelliter Mr.. and Mr.,
/ Van Dyke won .llaJ prize, Mr.. an
Mrs. Steve Harris and Mr.. an
Mrs. Leverette House received con
ISOLATION.
! Mrs. T. G. Riddle and Mrs. Franl
Donaldson were co-hostesses at
shower given in honor of Mrs. Johl
England at her home Friday after
noon. The diversion of the after
noon was bridge. Mesdames Stew
art, Owen, Stedman, Murphy, Die
kenson, st. Laurent, Yaunt, Morri
and Brewer were presenet. TIL
honoree received many lovely an
useful gifts.
Mrs. Florence Conger and sor
David, have returned after a brie
stay at Julian and are staying il
Ell Centro for the present.
Clarence Hampton and Noal
Hampton were dinner guests @
their sister, Mrs. w. D. Gott @
North F street, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brandon @
North F street were guests of MI
and Mrs, Cal Carey Monday eve
ming. Bridge was the diversion @
the evening.
Mrs. Stanley Hills of North
street had as her guests Tuesday
her brother, Chet Smith, her faith
er, G.. A. Smith, and Mrs. Ann
Laven and son, Jim, of San Di
ego. Her father did not return t
San Diego and will remain her
indefinitely.
Fred Arnett of West TwelftI
street is spending a few days thi
week in Los Angeles on business.
Miss Eleanor Clark, art and ply