Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-30
BY EVELYN HICKS

motored on to San Diego and spent
the day sightseeing, returning home
late Monday evening. 1t was the
travels first trip to the coast.
Mr.. Van Savidge and James ST.
bit left. for Los Angeles Monday and
returned the latter part of the week
with a new bus for the high school
H. C. .Worthington visited the
WeStmorland Christian Endeavor
Sunday evening getting and work.
ing up ideas for the County Chris
tian Endeayor convention which is
to be held here November 25 and 26
Reports have reached here that
Oscar SWeeny, former pastor OF a
Community church here and now oi
Los Angeles, is very much improved
| from a recent serious illness.
F. P. Napp, state secretary of the
| State Christian association, was al
Imperial business visitor the fore
| part of the week.
Miss Mildred Eichhold was con-
fined to her bed Monday with q Sc
, we're cold.
A. Shores has just completed the
repair and replacement of Sokutsus
home, recently destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Anna Cubin, former resident
Of Imperial nov of Los Angeles is
here looking after her property on
North G street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Parker, form
erly of Los Angeles, have moved
into the Campbell apartment on
South E street Parker is assisting in
building new road with the Haz-
zard company of San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. CT. Mackey for
merly of South H street have moved
to 214 Twelfth street, their place
being taken by Mr.. and Mrs. F..
PASCAL.
The Legion Auxiliary are giving
a card party on Halloween which is
open to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris spent
the weekend in San Diego with
Mrs. Harris sister, Mrs. Nelson.
Miss Charlotte Preston has re-
turned home after several weeks
stay in Los Angeles.
Mrs. James Dawson who has been
i'll is reported to be rapidly recover
ing.
There was crowd out at choir
practice Tuesday evening, Mrs. l.. D.
Hanks, leader of the choir, an
nounced. All that want to sing may
join.
Mrs. Elmira Kriegbaum of Santa
Ana, was in Imperial Monday look
ing after her interests in this Vi
cinity.
E. A. Allen, old resident of I'm
perial Valley was in Imperial today
looking after his property.
Imperial Desert Grapefruit COM
pany reported getting in high speed
and are hoping and looking for the
better.
Reverend Smyser of Holtville at
tended the services in the Commun-
ity church here Sunday evening.
John Taamey received a broken
nose while playing basketball Mon
day afternoon.
Imperial high school basketball
team was defeated Wednesday by
the Imperial alumni by a score OF
1920.
Mrs. Dona Covert of Los Angeles
is visiting her mother, Mrs. c. T.
Gibson of this city. Mrs. Covert will
be remembered as Miss Dona Fair
banks.
c. T. Gibson is confined to his
home because of illness.
Mrs. George Wright was a yisi-
tor in Holtville Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Andrews spent Tuesday in
San Diego.
James Pitsch of Los Angeles spent
the weekend visiting his sister, Mrs.
William Evanston.
Leverette House and j. D. Hous-
ton plan to attend the U. S. C.-Cali-
fornia football game at Berkeley
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Nieland spent
Tuesday in San Diego on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. ToWne now oc-
cupy the Gary house on South E
street having moved into it last Sun
day
Charles Mills of Los Angeles was q
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Rau was confined
to her home Monday because of ILL
ness, Mrs. Paul House substituted
for her at the Lincoln grammar
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pemberton are
the proud parents of a baby son
born Saturday.
Mrs. Dan Carter of Ell Centre
spent Monday as the guest of Mrs.
George Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ezell have re-
turned from q two-weekS honey
moon spent in San Francisco and
other coast cities.
w. M. Belford of North F street
returned home Sunday after being
locked up as jury member on the
alien land case in Ell Centro for a
month.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln, Miss Corina
Mccall and Miss Marjorie Miller
spent the weekend in San Diego
WiiclC Gilcy attCietcu ltCcpJlOll
given by the San Diego Army and
Navy academy for it's president. Col
onel Davis. They were the guests OF
John Lincoln, Claude Wynn, and
John Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Meadows OF
Los Angeles visited Mrs. Meadows
brother, E. E. Ryon Monday.
WILDER Leech and Miss Anna Bel
ford of San Diego were the guests
of Miss Belford's parents, Mr.. and