Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-18
BY MRS. WARD McGREW
Press staff Correspondent


The Meloland Ladies Social club
held its annual club dinner last
Friday evening at the Meloland
school house where the members
and their husband enjoyed an old
fashioned box supper together.
Partners were drawn and seated
at daiutly arranged card tables,
decorated with lovely spring flow
ers. The profusion of flowers used
about the rooms we're from the
school gardens which are in full
bloom now.
Musical numbers were presented
by Mrs. Ethel O'Neil, who sang
group of solos, and by Betty, Har-
old and George Forsberg, who gave
a group of numbers on the violin,
crnet and piano.
After supper the evening was
spent playing number of inter-
esting games and contests arrang-
ed by competent committee COM
posed of Mrs. Charles Forsberg,
Mrs. Isaac Mcbride and Mrs.
Merle Hartsock.
Those enjoying the evening to-
gether were: Messrs. and Mes
danes j. R. Kinnard, Claude Sut-
tie, Ebert Newton, Richard Mer>
rill, Jesse Mcbride, Hardy Odell,, R.
Neifert, Ward McGrew, Alex Meyer,
Sherrell Belts and MesdameS Dan
Scott, Ethel O'Neil, Isaac Mcbride,
Merle Hartsock, Charles Forsberg,
Ralph Engebretson and Miss Fay
Haman and Miss Lucille Wells.
On Saturday afternoon members
of Alex Meyers Sunday school
class of the Holtville Christian
church entertained Mrs. Isaac Nc
Brides class at party at the Mey-
er home. The party marked the
close of a contest with the losers
entertaining the winners.
The afternoon was spent playing
ball and other outdoor games af-
ter which ice cream and cake were
enjoyed.
Besides Mrs. Mcbride and Alex
Meyer. the teachers, the following
were present: Stanley Harlan, Rob-
ert Pinkerton, James Johnson,
Donald Johnson, Tyndall Langs-
ton, Woodrow Rogers, James CAL
vert, Leon Calvert, Richard Nc
Bride, Earl Mcbride and Buford
Lambert.
The members of the Birthday club
were charmingly entertained Mon-
day at the home Of Mrs. John
Zenos at a delicious luncheon and
bridge party
The Easter motif was nicely car
ried out in the decorations, lunch
con and bridge appointments.
Cardboard Easter eggs, each con-
tanning dainty handkerchief
made lovely favors for the guests.
A beautiful linen table cloth was
presented to the hostess as a BIRTH
day gift.
At bridge, Mrs. Ebert Newton
won first prize, Mrs. Merle Hart
sock, second, and Mrs. Ed Boyd,
low.
Those present were Mesdames G.
Ed Boyd, j. R. Kinnaird, Lytle
Kinnaird, Ebert Newton, Merle
Hartsock and the hostess.
The Meloland All club members
and their leader, Mrs. Sherroll Bet
tbs, enjoyed a picnic together on
Tuesday evening on the sand hills
near Bonds Corner.
Upon their arrival at their des-
tination, the party enjoyed a wiener
roast first, after which they play
ed games around the fire on the
sand.
George Forsberg, Eugene Doxey,
Ralph Bashaw, Elmer Griset, Rich
ard Merrill and Mrs. Sherroll Bet
tbs were drivers and chaperoneS
for the party.
Fourth club members who went
were Betty Forsberg, Ouida Doxey,
Loretta Peters, Ruth Cox, Mari
chen Waterman, Maxine Mcbride,
Rubylee Roberts, Rosa Studer, Ger
aldine Ordonez, Frances Omori,
Stanley Merrill, Oscar BaShaw,
Junior Galloway, Maurice Gallo
way, Albert Won Rotz, Jimmie Pc
ters, Donald Peters, Willie Ruby,
Izumi Omori.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. McGrew, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Neifert and Norman
Ptolemy were dinner guests Sun