Imperial Valley press., 1933-12-01

Saturday after an absence since las
winter.
Heber boys played Holtville Sun.
day playing very interesting
game and winning by a score of
to 9. A large number of HebeI
fans attended.
E. KelSo will arrive in Heber soon
having left Salinas Saturday.
Mrs. A. B. Hobbs and two daugh-
ters Of Imperial were house guests
Of Mrs r. Robertson Wednesday
night
Florence Sherlock spent the week
end with Mrs. Johnnie Ward.
/ Mary Lou Tumlison and Vivian
Porter are among the children on
the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson
and family of FL Centro were call
ers at the Randolph Robertson
home Sunday.
Among those who attended the
benefit concert given by the Choral
club in El Centre Monday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Gavin,
Mrs. Denham. Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Thompson. Mrs. Maurer, Mrs. Hol-
comb. Mrs. Cecil. Mrs. Lee, Miss
Betty Millar and Lenora Noland.
Mr. and Mrs Vincent HamerSon
and daughter. Lorna and Edith
CAIRO spent Saturday in San Di-
ego. They attended the theatre to
see and hear Al Pearce and his
gang, and also inspected .'Old IRON
Sides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mccall of
Calexico were callers at the Ham
erson home Monday.
Mrs. Sadie FiShburn returned
home Tuesday morning from Cath
age. Mo, where she has been visit
ing a sister. She is greatly i'm
proved in health.
and Mrs Harry James. and Miss
Edith CAIRO, all of Meloland, were
dinner guests of the Vincent Ham
ersons Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hudson Of
Highlands brought Blanch Thomp-
son of Santa Ana TO El Centro Mon
day. They will spend the Thanks
giving holiday in the valley visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Hudson drove to
Glendale Friday returning Satur-
day and bringing her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Lyons with her.
John Mabry spent Saturday night
with Jack Walling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Freeman of
Calexico spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. l. FrandSen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Williams and
children of Somerton, Ariz.. spent
the day Sunday with the Fleming
family. Mrs. Fleming and Mr.. Will
liams attended school together
and had not seen each other since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wallace and
children of Somerton, Ariz.. were
visiting Mrs. Wallace's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. R. Cheser Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Winters left
Sunday for Tempe, AriZ.. where Mr..
Winters will work in the lettuce.
Casper Majors is also there.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Beck of CaleX'
ico and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Aul-
berg were evening visitors at the
HamerSon home Sunday.
The benefit tea sponsored by the
Thursday Study club and held at
Mrs. James Holcomb S home last
Thursday was a decided success.
It was given to help the Children
Clothes closet, there being between
45 and so women from Heber and
El Centro present. Mrs. Roberts,
chairman of the Clothes closet eX-
planned the work of the closet. Cap
tain Cunningham of the Salvation
Army, gave a short talk on the food
question for undernourished school
children. Mrs. NJ. H. Gavin and
Mrs. L. Winters assisted in pouring
tea. The affair netted $3.50.
The lodge Josefa Ortiz De Dom
inguez No. 327 CT the AlianZa His
pano Americana, gave a Kermess or
bazaar Sunday afternoon and eve
ming at the Palm Garden dance
hall, to raise funds for charity pur-
poses and lodge members. There
were better than 800 people at the
dance given in the evening. In the
afternoon there was also a girls