Imperial Valley press., 1933-07-21

EeTlllCe. spent lNO "tthS III GdIl
Diego visiting friends.
Miss Thelma Burton left Satur-
| day for a two-weeks vacation in
Garden Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Salemon spent
he weekend in the mountains.
Jack Ansil spent the weekend in
the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul House ard
Mr.. and Mrs. George Duncan spent
an outing in the mountains Sunday.
Phil Hoffman spent the weekend
With his wife at Live Oaks.
Miss Anna Belford of San Diego
motored to Imperial Wednesday
where she joined her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Belford, and her
sister, Marion, and all returned to
San Diego where they plan to spend
two weeks.
Miss Eva Mae Oliver Of Brawlcy,
formerly of thi scity, is spending
few days in San Diego.
Mrs. George Varney of South I'M
perial avenue was hostess at a
treasure hunt given in honor of
her granddaughter. Phyllis Trem-
bic, last Friday afternoon. The
guests were. Moselle and Wanda
Hibton and June and Joyce Ware.
After the treasure hunt delicious
refreshments we're served.
Miss Mildred Eichnild, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Ben Hulse
in the mountains, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson spent
the weekend with their daugh-
ters. Helen and Aline, of Live Oaks.
Mrs. R. L. Dickinson is visiting
relatives in Arkansas.
a. T. Graham Of North F street
is i'll.
w. E. Whitacre packing sheds
quit cantaloupes this week aid will
open up later for honeydews.
Mrs. George Merkle has returned
home after a three weeks visit with
her mother who has been i'll.
Motcn Dizney mas returned after
a tWo-weeks vacation spent visiting
his mother and sister il Oregon.
A. G. Shores and D. D. Vinzant
recently started construction work
on the ranch of D. w. Neyes whose
home was destroyed by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Jones opened
the Palace cafe on East Main stree
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman Stuart
wers guests at birthday dinner
rarty given by Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Hoffman at Live oaks Sunday. 1t
was Mrs. Stuarts birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris and
daughters, Vivian and Marjorie,
motored to San Diego Sunday
where Marjorie and Vivian plan to
spend a week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Eichold and
daughter. Mildred, are planning a
months vacation Mt Mallbu starting
Saturday.
Alfred Swinney and brother are
attending the Century of Progress
exposition at Chicago.
The olive grove north Of this
city. which has been a Landmark
for many years, has been destroyed.
G. A. Swartout, who has been in
the Ell Centre hospital due TO an
operation. is now home and rapidly
recovering.
Amos Mehl of Brawley was an
Imperial visitor Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mehl were formerly of this
city, having moved from the house
! on West Thirteenth street three
I weeks ago.
r. G.. H. Spense, who has been
On che Virgle Patterson ranch, hes
moved into town and is now living
ON North Imperial avenue.
Mrs. Mcpherson of North Tenth
street left for Washington TO spend
the remainder Of the summer.
I Mrs. Herring and sister, Mrs
Louis Turnage, left last Saturday
:or Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hills of
North F street left last Saturday
FOR weeks vacation. They Will
ioin their three children, Peggy Les.
Betty Lou, and Jackie, who are in
Z San Diego with Mrs. Hills parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith. They
were accompanied by Phil Savage.
John Arenas of Webb's grocery
+ is leaving Saturday for a week s
vacation in Los Angeles.
I Mr.. and Mrs. r. Russell and
daughter, Fay, and son, Rosser,
Z nave left for San Francisco for
their vacation.
Miss Juanita Rogers vas hostess
: az a FaicpplIapoOIlc cl1nyupr oivp,1 in
honor of Mrs. Arthur Hart former
ly Miss Lois Heard, at her home
The bride received many useful
gifts and good time was enjoyed
Those present were: Mrs. Heard
Mrs. Tempe, Helen Tempe, Pauline