Imperial Valley press., 1933-09-16
By DOROTHY PAINE
Press staff Correspondent

JOllIl l.. JdChoOil' diio ooiiAi ANeS'A
left Friday for the Chocolate noun
| tains They arrived full OF hope
at Midway Wells near the Colo
RADIO river but returned home Sat-
urday, reporting having seen far
more hunters than there were deer
If patience has anything to do
with bagging a deer, John GosS
] will surely get one. Saturday he
went to Smugglers Trail near ia
cumba. He saw no deer but a lot
of hunters tracks. Tuesday Goss
and some friends motored to Bould-
er creek in the Julian mountains
TO try their luck there. This makes
the fourth trip for Goss SO far this
season.
Fred Paine, Charles Carr and
Morgan Herrick accompanied Gill
| bert Colby to the Laguna mountain
Sunday. They all spent the night at
! Walter Paine's camp there. Fred
, and Walter Paine, Carr and Her.
rick returned to the valley Mon
! DAY. Colby, however, remained to
bring the horses Walter Paine has
had pasturing in Laguna during the
summer. He brought the horses
down by way of the Cane Brake
Canyon trail.
/ McCabe school opened Monday
i with an enrolment of 155 pupils.
This enrolment already has been
increased to ITS.
Little Donald Hartle will be mis-
sed by his many friends as he
left Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Hartle, of Puente.
Donald spent last winter In the
valley with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Wagner as his health was poor
on the coast. This winter, however,
he is going to stay with friends In
Banning and see if that climate
is any better for his health.
Miss Sally Mae Wagner, MEM
Der of the Ell Centro Girls Indoor
team. accompanied them to Nation
al City Saturday to compete against
the girls indoor team of that city.
Bill Stevens left Monday for Indio
as his firm has transferred him to
that city His wife and daughter.
Evelyn Joy, will join him there as
soon as his daughter has recovered
sufficiently to leave the hospital
in Los Angeles. She is recovering
after a recent operation.
Tuesday evening was spent play
ing cards by guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hershell Grandey. Those present
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfus Tomlin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Deever,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Proctor, Miss
Mary Lou Tomlinson, Messrs. Clet-
us Grandey, James Proctor and
Warren Coker.
Two weeks vacation from nurses
training at the Mercy hospital, San
Diego, ended for Miss Doris Moline
when she and her sister. Miss Maj
ken Moline, accompanied John and
Bryan Lydick to San Diego We'd
neSday.
Miss Majken Moline accompanied
the Lydicks as far as Riverside and
from there went into Los An
geles where she will register for
the fall term at U. C. L. A.
Silsbee school children go back
| to school Monday, September 49,
Mrs Isabelle Dubois is principal
and upper grade teacher and Miss
Katherine Steele is primary teach
| er.
Eucalyptus school also begins a
new school term September 18. The
| faculty is the same as last year
! Mrs Arthur Martin, principal, Miss
| Gladys Claypool and Mrs. Ine2
/ Sigmen, teachers.
Miss Jacqueline La Vine Of Ell
Centro was charmingly entertain
ed by Miss Mary Frances Hoppin
Wednesday at the Hoppin country
! home.
After a delightful motor trip on
the coast and several cool days
in Jacumba, Mr. and Mrs. Hershell
Grandey and their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Proctor and son. and
! Warren Coker returned to this
community last Wednesday. The
! Proctors are spending several weeks
in the valley as the guests of the
Grandeys.
To spend few days visiting in
San Diego, Miss Mildred Frohly
motored to San Diego last Monday
and spent the week as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cloyd. She
was joined Thursday by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Frohly, who spent a
delightful two days there. They
returned 10 their mountain cabin
Saturday
Mrs. Maud Austin served a de-
lightful luncheon to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Forester, Dickie and Dollie
Sunday afternoon.
Terminating a pleasant summer
spent at the cabin at Eckener Pass,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frohly motored
to their home in Ell Centro Sum