Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-03
BY EVELYN HICKS
Press Staff Correspondent

ingly substituted. The game after
a hard battle was won by BraWley
with the close score of TO. The I'M
/ perial boys put up a good strong
fight and all those from here who
saw them were very proud of their
excellent playing.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln spent Thurs
day in San Diego visiting her son,
John, and Claude Wynne, who are
attending the Army and Navy
Academy there.
{ Eugene st. Laurent, who has re-
Gently joined the navy in San Di-
! ego, spent the weekend with his
parents on South F street. He was
entertained by a few of his friends
Saturday evening who gathered at
his home to welcome him. The
evening was spent in putting jig
saw puzzles together. Those pre-
sent were: Vivian Harris, Gladys
A weiner roast was held Wednes-
! Taylor, Winifred Conley. Clinton
Taylor and Earl Templeton.
day night about 8 miles on the
other side of New river. Those TAX
ing part were Beulah Brown, En-
nest Bower, Lucy Strain, Elvis Ad-
air, Earl Templeton, Dorothy Fos-
ter, Winifred Conley, Francis Ste
vens, Arlene Stevens, Earl Ritter
Vivian Harris, Gerald Port, Thel-
ma Burton, Ralph Bowen, Gladys
Burton, Bobby Nickle, Jean Aver
i'll and Johnnie Mccall.
Mrs. G.. M. Delfs of Los Ange-
les is visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. A
Lindeman.
Mr. and Mrs. M. NJ Dizney and
son, Jimmie, are spending few
days with her father, A Burton, OF
Long Beach.
Perry Eaton spent the weekend
! with Mrs. Eaton, who is staying
in Live Oaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Van Dyke
and Marjorie Jones spent an out
ing on the Yuma desert Sunday.
E. Brandon of North F street i:
i'll in the Ell Centro hopital. He is
threatened with pneumonia.
| F. Henselmeier, English teacher
at the Imperial high school, spent
the weekend in Los Angeles with
his wife and children.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Hill anc
three children motored to San Di-
ego Sunday where Mrs. Hill wa.
called because of a serious injury
received by her brother, Free
Smith. Smith, a we'll known bal
player in San Diego, received {
crushed cheek bone in a game las
Saturday. Hill returned Sunday
night but his wife and children
will stay this week in San Diego
Mrs. Annie Engle of Glenville il
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Town.
send of West Main street. Sht
plans to spent two or three week.
in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Pelliter spen
an outing Sunday in Painted can.
| yon.
Bobby Nickles was entertained
by his sister, Mrs Hilda Nelson
who gave a surprise birthday party
in his honor Thursday night. Tht
guests were requested to conn
dressed "tacky". Ralph Brown re
ceived the prize for the "tackiest.
The evening was spent playinl
games and dancing, after which
delightful refreshments were servet
Those present were: Winifred Con
ley, Evelyn Hicks, jeanette Vestal
Marion Belford, Irene Hart, Mari
Lane, Lois Greenlee, Thelma Bur
ton, Gladys Burton, Gladys Bes
man, Margaret Salmen, Elmo Bow
en-, Ralph Bowen, George Harris
Frank Douglass, Pete Cooper, Ray
mond Moser, Arthur Hart, Jacl
Foster, Roger Bosnian and Alber
Luallin.
Miss Lois Greenlee of El Centre
was a guest at the home of Mis-
Winifred Conley Sunday.
Mrs. Franklin Loffer has return
ed to her home in Lynwood afte
spending three weeks with her mo
ther and father-in-law, DR.. ant
Mrs. Loffer, of South Main street
She motored to Lynwood with Mr.
and Mrs. Loffer, who spent th'
weekend there.
Ward Keyes was host of a part,
given at his home Monday night
The guests were jeanette Vestal
] Virginia Bowman, Juanita Rogers
Dovie Brown, Ada Trimble, Thel
ma and Gladys Burton, Mrle Ma
this, Mary Lou Mathis, Albert Lu
allin, Ralph Bowen, Elmo Bowen
Frank Deyes, Bobby Nickles, Alvin
Jones, Dave Jones and the host
After playing games and dancing
; Ralph Bowen and Bobby Nickle
contributed to the entertainment
by singing and playing. Then ligh
refreshments were served.
Miss Corina Mccall, who spen
last week in San Pedro, is nov
home again.
A card party was given by tn
American Legion Auxiliary at tn
American Legion hall Tuesday af
ternoon The first prize was won b,
Mrs. Ellen Stedman and Mrs. Flor
ence Riddle received low.
Members of the Intermediat
Christian Endeavor society enjoye,
a party given by this society Sat
urday night The evening was spen
in playing games after which de
lightful refreshments We're served
Those present were Margaret Case
Margaret Arnett Marie Lane, Vir
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