Imperial Valley press., 1933-09-30

| Wilson school Saturday was al
| tended by Mrs. Vera B. Fem, Mis-.
Gladys Layne, Mrs. F. w. Paine,
Mrs. Ruth Solman and Miss Helen
Van Fleet of McCabe; Mrs. John
Dubois and Miss Katherine Steele
of Silsbee; Mrs. Arthur Martin,
Mrs Inez Sigmon and Miss Gladys
Claypoole of Eucalyptus.
George Yukawa returned Monday
from a weeks vacation on the coast
Tuesday morning, Walter M
Paine and Fred w. Paine left on an
interesting two-wceks motor trip to
Suisun in Solano county in the
northern part of the state. They
plan to visit with their aunt. MIS-.
Ben Rush, of Suisun. Tuesday
they motored to San Diego ard
spent the night with Mrs. Margaret
Jefferies in Poway. Wednesday the
Paine brothers visited Miss Mil
6reG Paine and Mrs. Robert Mason
in Los Angeles, both daughters oil
Fred Paine.
Miss Lois Greealee was the guest
| of Mrs. Stella Lincoln of Imperial
at 4 homecoming party given Tor
the Misses Mary and Marjory Mil
Ter OF Louisiana The delicious sun
day luncheon was also in honor OF
Mrs. Lincoln's birthday.
Tuesday night Miss Helen Bez-
decheck was the overnight guest OF
Miss Florence Sherlock of Heber.
! hnCfacC
| Miss Marie Hodges of Ell centric
! last week lend.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Claverie OF Jas
PER were dinner guests OF Mrs. Pete
| La Brucherie and children, Tues
day night.
Having moved from Heber Mr.
| and Mrs. Lorenzo Osa and family
Maria, Concha, Raymond and Tom
my. are now living on the ranch
where they resided three years ago
A delicious dinner was shared
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Duns-
bergan and fanny with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Lebbrecht and family and
Emmett Cavander.
Miss Helen Higgs of Heber spent
Saturday with her friends, the
Misses Maria and Concha OSa.
A brother of Mrs. Frank Stall,
Gordon Cook, motored to the val"
ley Friday from Lomita. Cock
came down to spend the winter
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
L. Cook, who are at present stay
ing with The Stalls. He will helr
them on their ranch east of Fl
Centre to which they will move as
soon as necessary repairs are fin
ished.
Mrs. E. w. Harrington, who will
have charge of The adults library al
! McCabe school, wishes to announce
that books may be borrowed on
Tuesday and Friday afternoons
from / to o'clock. There was a
mistake in the announcement OF
the library hours published i'll lasi
weeks items
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lydick and
sons, Don lee and Jackie, end Bry-
an Lydick all of Riverside, pleas
antly surprised MFR. and Mrs. Fred
Paine and family when they ar
rived unexpectedly Friday evening
While guests of the Paines, John
and Bryan ;.ydick attended to bust
ness matters in the valley Satur-
day. Mrs. Lydick visited her bro
ther and sister in-laW, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Huff, in Holtville, Sum-
day. The Lydicks returned to Riv-
erside Sunday.
Other guests at the Paine home
Saturday were The Misses Betty
Upholt and Frances Sunstrom.
McCage people who spent Sat-
urday at the farm bureau plunge
picnic at Kenyon's were: Mrs. Rose
Forester, Mrs. Lois Krammar, Mr..
Della Harper, Mrs. Charles Hackle-
man, the Misses Violet and Aileer
Forester, Earlene Northrup, Bell
Krammar, Ruth Sprinkle, Mrs. I
Thanner, the Messrs. Henry ant
James House, Joe Northrup, Car
Gross, Steven and Glenn Krammar
John and Raymond Thanner.
After the football game at C.. u
H. S. Friday night a group of Nc.
| CdDt yOuIiB lOlk IllCC dC Vic IiOIIlt
of Miss Earlene Northrup. Tit
evening was enjoyed in dancing
and playing games. Those presen
were the Misses Arlie Derrick, Inc;
Mooney, Thelma House, Josephine
Hamilton, Caroline Hampton art
the Messrs. Ofville Kirkpatrick
Evan Derrick, Lynn Derrick, Hoher
Herrick, Monroe Pritchard, Rober
and Carl Landerrnan and Dale Tay.
Tor
High school graduates of Nc
Cabe district are attending varied
colleges in the state. Central Ju
Nor college claims the following
students: Miss Dorothy Paine, Mis-
Helen Bezdecheck, Miss Marie Yu
kawa, Miss Blanche Goss, Henry
Moline, Chester Veliquette and E
burton Rice. The following stu