Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-07
BY EVELYN HICKS
Press Staff Correspondent

lief will open soon at the city hal
with Mrs. w. A. Edgar in charge
The chairman of the committee is
Mrs. H. V. Gray; vice-chairman, o
L. Ingram; treasurer, D. " Stew
art; secretary Mrs. inertia Thomp-
son. H. G. Miller is in charge OF
projects and George Wright will as
siSt in Investigations. Federal
funds and state funds will be sup
plemented by local funds which
will be raised by donations from
city residents, Mr. Wright and Mr.
Stewart being in charge of collec-
tons. The Federal Emergency Re-
lief association is part of President
Roosevelt S plan to help the desti-
tute. The city, county and state
branches are closely connected
with the federal association. The
purpose is to give direct relief to
residents of each city which will
take care of its own needy right :"
the city. '@g
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Hanks and A
H. Maupin were dinner guests at
the home of Miss Mary Lee Moore
Sunday evening.
The w. c. T. U. held a county
convention at the parish house
Thursday and Friday. The speak
er was Mrs. E. Wheeler of Los
Angeles whose topic was "Cru-
sades.' To the Thursday evening
program Miss Marion Bailus con-
tributed lovely viola solo and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. D. Hanks, a duet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinmetz are the
proud parents of baby girl, Mar
lene JOY born Tuesday morning
Mrs. Steinmetz was formerly Miss
Jessie Rinson.
Mrs. G.. w. Hill and daughter
Dorothy, and Miss Ethelyne Brewer
plan to leave Friday for San Diego
where they will spend the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Brewer and
daughter, Letha, left Wednesday
for Laguna where they will remain
until cooler weather
Mrs. Perry Eaton of Live Oaks
is down to stay with her husband
at the Imperial hotel.
Laurance Niles expects his par
ents and sister of Los Angeles Mon
day. His mother and sister will
stay for an extended visit while his
father plans to return immediate
ly
Miss Eleanor Foster, employee OF
the Pacific Land and Cattle com
pany has returned after spending
a two weeks vacation in Texas
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Maxwell has resigned as
matron of the Detention home anc
has left for Pasadena where she
plans to make her home.
Dick Taylor of Nevada, a for
mer cowboy employee at the Pacific
Land and Cattle company, has re-
turned to the valley and is en-
ployed at a cattle company ir
Brawley
Andrew Thaanum of San Diego
formerly employed at the Pacific
Land and Cattle company of thi.
city, was visitor here this week.
Charles Farrell spent Sunda,
and Monday in San Diego.
The D. j. McChristeys are driv.
ing new car.
Mrs. R. T. Cleveland of Ions
Beach, is visiting her sister. Mrs
E. B. Engle, of South F street. Shit
plans to spend the winter with her
Clark Adair of Seeley was a cit,
visitor Monday.
| A theater- birthday party wa!
given Saturday afternoon at thu
home of Miss Shirley Rau in hon.
or of her seventh birthday. The
guests were Fern Hudson, Martyr
Engle, Marilyn Padula, Jane Pool
Barbara Cox, Bernice Heflin, Fran.
els Niles, Mildred Webb, Marths
Jane Preble, Loretta Rau, anc
Charles Rau.
w. Hotter of Greensburg, Penn
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred Sa.
lemon, and brother, Charles Holt
ger, of this city.
E. E. Ryon spent a few days oil
last week in Los Angeles purchas-
ing material for music appreciation
classes at Imperial Union High
school and the Lincoln Grammar
school. A combination radio ano
victrola has been installed at the
high school for the class.
Forty pupils have been transfer
red from Lincoln Grammar schoo
to the Americanization school. Miss
Mccormick of San Diego was en-
ployed October 2, as the additional
teacher.
A dramatic club has been formed
at the Imperial Union High school,
by pupils who have taken part in
dramaticS at the high school. The
club was organized Wednesday ano
the following officers were elected
Winifred Conley, president Evelyn
Hicks, vice-president; and Marion
Belford, secretary and treasurer
The purpose of the club is to strive
for the lettering of future plays
given at the high school.
w. L. Townsend is a business Wis
itor in Los Angeles this week.
A. Y. Preble of this city and Ora
ham, supervisor of Brawley were in
Los Angeles a few days of this
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prem Moore ano
son, Leonard, and daughter, Hope
who spent the past two weeks Wis
iting friends and relatives in Kan
sas, returned home last weekend
They were accompanied on their
return trip by Moore s mother, who
plans to spend the winter with
them.
H. G.. Haley of San Bernardino
spent three days of this week in
the city on business.
A. Apologize, speciality agent OF