Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-10
By DOROTHY PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent

member of the Roderiquez family
Mr. and Mrs Joe Roderiquez and
family, Mrs. Julio OSuna and
daughter, Mrs. Pete Osuna motored
to Pala Thursday morning. After
visiting four days with relatives
they returned to the valley Sun
day.
After the Calexico football game
Friday night, Miss Marie Yukawa
was hostess to group OF friends
They enjoyed the evening playing
cards and were served light sup
per by their hostess. The guests
were Ruri Naito, Eden Naito, Alike
and Yoshiko Kubota, Lily and
Tommy Nishimoto.
Mrs. A. j. Wagner is going tc
spend the winter in the valley with
her son and daughter-inl law, Mr
and Mrs. Smith Wagner. She
came to the valley Thursday with
her son, John Wagner, and grand
son, Russell Wagner, who motoreo
up to Puente after her on Tues
day.
Friends of Miss Barbara Horner
granddaughter of Fred Paine, and
we'll known at the McCabe school
as she attended class there last
year. will be sorry to hear that she
/ is in the Los Angeles hospital re-
covering from an appendicitis op-
Grafton.
A visitor of Fred Paine last week
was Charles w. Jones of Pasadena
Jones spent a few days in the val
ley attending business matters.
Motoring to Yuma Sunday, Nov
ember 5, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paine
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colby
of Bard. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Payne of Yuma.
A clever party was given by Miss
Mary Frances Hoppin on SATURDAY
night. November 4. for members OF
her Christian Endeavor class. The
guests enjoyed games played, both
inside and outside the house. the
evening ended with delicious box
supper furnished by the girls.
The following were guests: Misses
Frances Sunstrom, Caroline Pane
Jacouelene La Vine. Hetty Anne
Lewis. Frances Allen, Elizabeth
Never. Louise Shaw, Carol Mann
Georgia Frances Damron, Marjorie
Hoyey. Lillian Shawley; the MeSsrs
Robert Parker, Russell Wagner
Philip La Vine, Heath Hovey, A
B. Britton, Leonard Carey, PHILIP
Wiggan. and Spence and Ular
Allen.
Mrs. P. A. Thaanum and child
ren accompanied her father, M. E
Stewart. to San Diego last week
end.
A visitor at the F. w. Paine home
last week was Anders Thaanum OF
San Diego.
/ A party of McCabe people en-
/ loved a picnic trip to Salton Sea
On Sunday. They also visited
Beal's Well which is on the Other
side of Salton Sea. The picnicker'
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Frohly
Mrs. Evan Hewes, Misses Dorothy
HUM and Mildred Frohly, ane
Dale Taylor.
Several McCabe girls attended
the G.. A. A. play day held at Cali
patria on Saturday. Among those
girls who played indoor ball there
were the Misses Caroline Paine
Frances Sunstrom, Lois Greenlee
Concha and Maria Oss and Mar!
La Brucherie, and Sarah Wagner
Weekend visitors in San Diego
were Mrs. Vera 3. Fem, Mrs
Gladys Layne and Miss Margare
Layne.
McCabe school put itself on thu
map again, through a play TIT
seventh and eighth grades wrote ant
dramatized last year. The play
HIn the Days of Louis the Six
teenthO, was an outgroWth of th'
classes study of France. 1t wa
published in the recent October is
sue of the Sierra Educational News
a teachers magazine, for the pla.
is a very good example Of the worl
done by modem grammar schoo
students.
A gay and clever Halloween part.
was given Saturday night, Octobe
%, by the Misses Dorothy Hum
and Mildred Frohly at the Johi
Frohly home in Ell Centro.
The guests, many OF whom Wor
costumes, were received in a yer,
ghostly manner at the front door
led by ghosts through dark hall
and up haunted staircases, and a
last ushered into the large livinj
room which vas attractively dec
Grated in orange and black.
The Halloween games Of appl
bobbing and pinning the tail OF
the cat were greatly enjoyed b.
the guests; the witch who told for
tunes also enjoyed great popular
ity. Dancing occupied the create
cart Of the evening, this being fol
lowed by the serving of deliciou
refreshments Of cider, candied ap
pies, doughnuts, and candy.
Guests attending the party wer