Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-27
IMPERIAL READERS COLUMN

Dutch supper given at her home
last week The guests we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Laurence Niles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Hebton, and Miss
Helen Niles of Los Angeles, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayman of
Brawley. The evening was spent in
playing cards.
Guy Canady has left the valley
and has planned to motor to the
northern part of the state through
Owens Valley and Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Templeton
spent Sunday in the mountains.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln spent Sunday
and Monday in San Diego where
she visited her son, John Lincoln,
and Claude Wynne. who attend the
San Diego Army and Navy academy
there.
M. Gilmore of Los Angeles is in
Imperial looking after his farming
interests here.
Senator Ben Hulse is home from
his duties in Sacramento.
A recital was presented by pu-
pills of Mrs. Carmen Gibson We'd
nesday night at the Methodist
church in Imperial. Those taking
part were: Clifford Clements, Era
Vail. Aline McGaughy, Kathlyn
Jackson, Florence Riddle, Theda
McElroy, Evelyn Hicks, Fern Hud-
son, Mary Louise Anderson, Helen
Savidge, Bonnie Coverly, Annabel
Georgeson, Junior Georgeson, Helen
Fidel, Tommy Applewhite, Walter
Pool Jr., Jane Pool, and Virginia
Rae Preble Both piano and in
strumental numbers were played.
Wilbur Leach, formerly of I'M
perial but now of San Diego, was a
business visitor in Imperial and
Brawley Sunday.
Stanley Hills of North F street
was a business visitor in San Di-
go over the weekend His father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Hills, returned with him to spend
few days.
Betty Lou and Jack Hills are
confined to their home on account
of the measles. Betty Lou is re-
ported to be rapidly recovering but
in her brother S case complications
have set in and it is believed that
he has bronchial pneumonia.
Anna Belford of San Diego was
visitor at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Belford
of North F street last Saturday and
Sunday.
| A weiner bake given last Satur-
day night on the banks of New
river was greatly enjoyed by the
following: Margaret Case, Pauline
| McElroy, Marion Varney, Willy
Alice McChristey, Willis Vestal,
Donald Hicks, Clyde Caradine,
Clyde Oliver, Delmer st. Laurent,
Carl Daniels. Jimmie Houston and
Jimmy Savide from Imperial and
Donald McElhaney from Ell Centro.
Mrs. Savidge acted as chaperone.
Mr.. F. H. Mitchell and Mr..
Whaley of Ell Centre were business
visitors here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prem Moore, daugh-
ter and son, now occupy the Con-
ger home on F and Eleventh.
A service breakfast was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Jameson last
week, the guests being: Mr.. anc
Mrs. Bob Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Midcliff, and daughter
tMr. and Mrs. Henry Horton ane
two children, Beryle and Imogene
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Dawson, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Powers, Clyde Mes
ser and Jack Hinch.
Mrs. Eugene st. Laurent is 60
ing to motor to San Diego next
weekend and return with her son
Eugene, who will be on a 10 day
leave from the navy.
Paul Cook was Los Angeles
visitor Tuesday.
Friends of Zona Patterson will
be interested to know that she is
now playing in Shanghai after be-
ing in Calcutta, India for several
months.
! A bridge party was given by the
American Legion Auxiliary at the
home of Mrs. Eugene st. Laurent
Friday afternoon. 1t was given for
the benefit of the Highpass health
camp. Five tables were played
Those present we're: Mesdames
Phil Hoffman, England, John Mea-
dows, Heath, Merle Hartsock, Elbert
Newton, Richards, Al G. Carey
George Gilroy, w. Stedman, Essie
Ware, T. C. Riddle, w. J. Webb
Lee House. D. v. Stewart, McEl-
roy, Hatch, E. Templeton, w. D
Gott. Rankin and E. st. Laurent
Refreshments were served by Mrs
Webb, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. st
Laurent.