Imperial Valley press., 1933-02-16

Burbank made a short visit Tues
day with his uncle, A. H. Sheldon
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom White and
children, Jimmie and Beryl, and
Freda Hyers were dinner guests
Tuesday evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy WeStmorland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Howard spent
Sunday at their cottage at Jacum-
ba.
Mrs. A. L. Bransford and daugh-
ter, Sunny Joe, returned home
Wednesday after two weeks at San
Bernardino
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Mosely and
mother were dinner guests Thurs
day night of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Of
telie.
The Westside Country club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Mamma Herrick and passed very
enjoyable day. A delicious pot
luck dinner was served. Mesdames
present were Diehl, Higgins, Rich,
Hull, Wooliscroft, Greene, West
morlsnd, Curtis. Schultz and host
ess, Mrs. Herrick. Visitors we're
Mrs. Lytle and daughter. Phyllis,
Mrs. w. A. Cobleigh and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Robinson.
The Seeley Westside Farm Home
department meets March 2. at the
home of Mrs. A. r. Ferguson, the
subject being hats.
The Plaster City Bridge club met
Tuesday Afternoon at the home OF
Miss Gwendolyn Elliott. Members
present we're MesdameS Ashcraft,
Chiffon, Morgan, Brown, Hubback,
Grogan. Price, Laudeau Elliott,
Miss Florence Hubback and host
ess Miss Elliott. First prize was
by Mrs. Chiffon, second Mrs Hub
! back.
Rural teachers of the Central
high school district held their
monthly meeting at the Seeley
! Community hall. The schools rep
resented we're: Dixieland, Mt. Sig
nal, McCabe, Silsbee. Elm. Eucalyp-
tus, Westside and Seeley. Invited
guests of the evening we're: Mrs.
c. B. Collins of Ell Centro, j. G.
Spencer of Seeley, and Irene Pow
elson of Westside.
Open forum discussion was held
on the subject of Handwriting in
the Elementary Schools, which
proved of great benefit to the
teachers.
The social activities of the eve
ming were conducted by Misses Eu-
nice Sprinkle and Virginia Ward
of Seeley and Mrs. Powelson of
Westside.
Boy Scout Troop 5 of Seeley will
put on program Friday evening,
March 3, and mothers of the Scouts
are giving a chicken dinner for 35
cents a ticket. The money will be
turned over to the Scout troop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Murphy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Higgins and
/ Miss Edith Davis were visitors in
San Diego Sunday.
| Mrs. o. A. Kirk and son. Edward,
/ of Ramona, are visiting Mrs. Vel
ma Mackey this week.
The box social given by the
church and Christian Endeavor
Tuesday night at Community hall
was we'll attended and the short
! program was greatly enjoyed Cof-
fee and cocoa were served by men,
bers and games played during the
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ward, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Tom
Howard the past two weeks, left
| Wednesday Tor Phoenix.
Miss Edith Davis entertained her
Sunday school class at the Seeley
church Friday evening, February
10. The evening was spent playing
| games, after which dainty re-
| freshmentS were served. Miss
. Davis was assisted by her sister,
Miss Clara Mae Davis, and Mrs.
Wade West. Members of the class
: present were: Grace Cook. Ina
West, Eva West, Alice Williams,
Irene Williams, Wynona Womack,
Alberta McHone, Louis Groulaff,
| Lucille Klump, Aiene Smith and
Elizabeth Howard.
Basil Sarasin of Dixieland met
! with the Seeley Christian Endeav-
OF in a committee meeting Fri
! dpJ CNSiiLAi5, LCb1 ooi ~ w pau
for home talent play to be put on
about the last week in March. The
following we're present: Misses Elsie
! Atkins, Irene Powelson, Katherine
, Mackey, and Messrs. Dewitt Dur
ham, Wendell Scholl, Edgar Davis,
Paul Mackey, and Mrs. Ivalee Hig-
gins. The meeting was at the par
sonage with Rev. j. G. Spencer.
Rev. B. L. Oaten, young peoples
work director of the Southern Cal
ifornia Congregational conference
will be at the Seeley church SER
vices Sunday, February 26, morning
and evening and Monday evening.
| A special service for juniors, ages
8 to IA, will be held Sunday after
noon, February 26 at p. m. Ev-
eryone is cordially invited to the
Sunday morning service and the
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