Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-13
BY LENORA holland
Press Staff Correspondent

l ETCSS otdll AOiICSPOhuShs
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Reid have
as their kouseguests Mr.. and Mrs.
l. w. Presley of Utleyville, Colo.
Mr.. Presley is a brother of Mrs.
Reid.
To help H. P. Ware celebrate his
birthday which occurred last We'd
nest,ay Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Wae-
oner and son. Russell, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Briggs were guests OF
the Wares.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Robertson had
as guests for dinner Saturday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hobbs and
two children of Imperial.
E. r. Cheser and son, Albert,
were over from Somerton visiting
their family Sunday. Albert re-
Gently returned from Texas.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Davis was an
all-day visitor of Mrs. Bashaw at
Writings Crossing Wednesday.
Mrs. Claude Terrence and Mrs.
Clyde Rodgers were afternoon call
ers at the H. P. Ware home Sur
day.
Mrs. Arch McInnis is i'll with
tonsilitis.
Evelyn Robertson had few
young friends help here celebrate
her twelfth birthday Saturday eve
ring with a wiener roast an dbirtt-
day cake. Afterwards all went
skating. Those who helped her
celebrate were the following: Annie
Mae and Ethel Lee Vogel, Bobb c
Sue and Beverly 10 Robertson, Clar-
eta Obese, Donald Clark, Raymond
Barnes and Bob Willett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gauman Thomp-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stew
art were Sunday dinner guests al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. Ward
Mrs. Mae Stooksberry and daugh
tier, Marcelle, and Mrs. Laurs
Barnes spent Saturda yafternool
lin Ell Centre with Mrs. Sam Cole
imam.
Among the young folks who at
tended the matinee in Ell Centr
were John Mabry, Mildred Woo
and Raymond Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Ware wer
luncheon guests of the John Wag
oners Monday.
Mrs. Grace Terrell, Instructions
supervisor, visited the differen
rooms of the school Monday morn
ing. =...
The school enrolment has in
creased during the month. 1t no
stands at 1875.
, Mr.. Miller's room had chare
f of the Columbus day program
= the school this week.
Mrs. Lester Knapp gave the boy
e and girls of Mrs. Wares room
splendid talk on LAUNDERING an
!Sawmills,". last Thursday. TT
u children were greatly inspired all
f wrote some very excellent stori'
n the day following.
e The upper grades of tie scho
: have been interested in their teach
ers' vacation trips this summe
Mrs. Orr told them of her trip
Alaska. She had many pictur'
and souvenirs to show and was alb
o to entertain the pupils with N
II descriptions. Miss Woodward can
y later in the week with very spler
8 did account of her trip to the Ger
fury of Progress.
Mrs. Joe Bercttold spent the a
:. ternoon Wednesday with Mrs. We
" ma Lowe.
Mrs. A. M. Wood, Mrs. j. Wal
and Mrs. r. Barnes were Monds
Ell Centre shoppers.
RI Mrs. Juanita Lee has return'
q to her home in Los Angeles. 81
d will return later.
S Mrs. Verna Lowe has been
with an injured arm and pleuri
but is better now.
It John Hanback, returned la
n week from the northern part OF Il
e state. y
e Mrs. Arthur Vogel attended
surprise birthday party Thursd'
at the home of Mrs. F. M. Boles
Ell Centre. 1t was given in Lon
of Mrs. Ruth Coca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fleming al
7 children and Albert Cheser we
| Sunday afternoon visitors at &
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Chess
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Briggs OF
II Centre and Mrs. John Briggs visl
ed the Fred Reid family Mond
i, evening.
n Heber has a problem on its han
y trying to select justice of T.
), peace. This position has been v
~ cant since the recent resignati'
i of r. d. Jones.
- Mrs. Helen Johnston of Ell Ce
" tro spent few days with the G
: vim family this week.
" Mrs. Maurer, daughter, Caroly
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest ALT
l. and children of Calexico drove
n San Diego and spent the week-el
d visiting Mrs. Maurer's and Mr.. A