Imperial Valley press., 1933-09-16
BY EVELYN HICKS
Press Staff Correspondent


Press Staff Correspondent
Mrs f. b Engle is home from
Pasadena where she spent the sum.
mer.
Joe Hallowell motored to San Di-
ego Friday and returned the follow
ing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. MacAnally and
children returned this week from
Laguna where they spent the past
month.
Dan Taylor left Tuesday for Los
Angeles for the purpose of bring
ing back his two daughters, Hor-
tense and Irene. They spent the
summer on the coast, visiting rel
atives.
Miss Ann Remmen resigned from
her position as first grade teacher
in Lincoln school.
James Sibit returned from Los An
geles where he spent the past
month.
Mrs E. E. Glenn of Los Angeles
was here Tuesday looking after her
property on South Imperial ave-
nue.. She returned the following
DAY.
w. S. Dunn left Wednesday eve
ming for 1nglewood 10 bring back
ms family.
l.. G. Sweeney, principal of Lin
coin grammar school, returned
Wednesday evening from San Diego
where he visited relatives for the
past month.
Mrs. j. S. Greene is attending
San Diego State college for the
purpose of completing a course in
art.
Miss Winifred Conley returned
home from San Diego with her par
ents Sunday. She spent the past
six weeks there.
Virginia Andriole OF the Tama-
rack district and Joe Machado OF
Los Angeles were married Wednes-
day, September 6, at Yuma. They
left for the coast soon after the
wedding. They will make their home
on a ranch west Of Imperial. Vr-
ginia attended both elementary and
high school in Imperial
Pauline Stedmax celebrated her
thirteenth birxbSAy by going to the
plunge and Ter attending the
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Farrar Gel
ebrated their thirtfeth wedding an
niversary Thursday, September 7.
Chicken dinner was served to the
following guests: Miss Beatrice
White, Mrs. Georgia Hart and
daughter, Geraldine Mrs. A 2.
Wright and Barbara Scott. The rest
of the evening was spent playing
'forty-two'. Mrs. Wright and Mrs.
Farrar had high score. Many love-
ly and useful gifts were received.
j Franklin Of the Pacific Land
and Cattle company in San Diego
was an Imperial city visitor to-
day.
Milo Foster, city clerk, left Sat |
urday evening to visit the Century
of Progress in Chicago. He plans to
return by way of Texas and visit |
his parents
Mrs. Florence Padula of Encine-
tas moved into the Curt BridgerS
house on South @ street. Mrs. Pa
dula is an elementary school teach
er.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edge returned
from Jacumba where she has been
summering.
Senator Ben Hulse spent the
weekend at his mountain home
pear Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Elchhold
and daughter, Mildred, returned
from a six weeks vacation spent al
Venice.
Miss Dulce Mccall recently re-
Euned from Los Angeles where
she spent the past week.
A. V. Jester of Riverside was an
Imperial business visitor Tuesday.
He is interested in the Desert and
Barbara Worth Fruit sheds.
Sam Robertson was an Imperial
city visitor today.
Mehl brothers, formerly of I'm
perial, received word that their
mother, Mrs. Ernest He'll, OF Crook,
Colo, is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Merriman
rented the Nelson house on South
Imperial avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Rogers left
for hurried business trip Saturday
10 San Diego. They returned Sun
day evening.
Mrs. q. j. Wandy spent the week
end in San Diego, looking after her
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Worthing-
ton and children recently returned
from a pleasant weeks outing dur
ing which time they enjoyed brief
visit at Yucaipa with Worthing-
tons sister, Miss Clara. who is al