Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-06
By DOROTHY PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent

Press Staff Correspondent
Mrs. Lottie Mason is spending a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Charlotte Gillett and grandson
frankie.
The Christmas holidays were
spent by Fred w. Paine in bed
He was the victim of severe case
of influenza. Although Paine's
condition is much improved, he is
still convalescing and will be un-
able to resume his activities for
another week at least.
Andrew Thaanum and Aries
Adams spent Monday out in the
Carriso Creek wash digging for a
gold watch. Thaanum lost the
watch January l, while digging his
car out of a sand hole. In spite
Of the fact that the two men raked
over all the sand in the vicinity
of T'haanum's car, they had to re-
turn home without the watch.
Misses Mildred Paine and Maj
ken Moline returned to Los An
geles Sunday. They accompanied
Mrs. Charlotte Langley, Mrs. Ed
ward Hale, and Misses Bernice and
Berle Langley of Calexico in their
motor. Miss Berle Langley stayed
in Los Angeles where she attends
the Los Angeles junior college
Her mother and sister and Mrs
Hale returned to Calexico Monday
night after viewing the Pasadena
Rose parade in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Austin
residents of San Diego, were guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs
George Austin Saturday, December
81. After staying all night with
his brother, George Austin, Arthur
drove on to- Orange where the Aus
tins planned to stay with their
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Richard, Tuesday, then re-
turn to San Diego Wednesday.
A charming party was given by
Miss Cathleen Wagner, with the
help of her mother, Mrs. j. P
Wagner, Thursday, December %
in honor Of her brother, Russells
eighteenth birthday. Eleven OF
Russell's friends spent very jolly
evening playing cards, dancing
and partaking in several games.
Delicious refreshments were
served to the Misses Doris anc
Majken Moline, Mildred, Dorothy
and Caroline Paine, Frances SUM-
strom, and Messrs. William Sun
strom, Henry Moline, Robert Par
ker, Stanley Lydick, Gene and Rus
sell Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jordan Of
San Francisco motored to the val.
ley Monday to visit Mrs. Jordan.
cousins, Fred and Walter Paine
and Mrs. Lottie Mason of this dis.
trict. They returned to San Fran
cisco on Tuesday where both Mr.
and Mrs. Jordan teach in higf
school.
Christmas guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. w. Paine have returned tt
their respective homes. Mrs. join
l.. Lydick and sons, Don and Jack
reached their Riverside home Sun
day. Stanley Lydick left Frida,
for his home in Buena Park vi;
San Diego where he was to NEE
lis mother and two sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ricter o
Culver City were guests at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ricte
on their ranch. Ricter Is seen
director for the United Artists il
Culver City.
Miss Theresa Paine and Richart
Pleasant of San Diego spent Sun
day and Monday visiting in tn
valley. Sunday night Miss Pain
was a guest of Mrs Williar'
Shroyer at the home of Mrs
Shroyer's mother, Mrs. Sam Par
ker. On Monday Miss Paine ha
dinner with her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paine and fam
lily. At the dinner we're: Mis-
Theresa Paine, Walter Paine, he
father, Richard Pleasant, Misse
Dorothy and Caroline Paine. Mis-
Barbara Horner and the host an,
hostess. Pleasant and Miss Pain
returned to San Diego Monda
evening.
Elwood Veliquette started his re
turn trip to Davis agricultural col
lege Monday, January 2. Elwoo
accompanied Bryan and Lee Viii
loughby of Ell Centre, who also at
tend college at Davis.
Back to Saint Marys college af
ter 10 days vacation went MATHEW
La Brucherie Sunday night.
| On Monday night r. p Ferri
and E. M. Ferris of Elton, Ariz
were the house guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harry Hoppin and daughter
The Ferris brothers stopped will
their sister, Mrs. Hoppin, on thei
return from family Christina
reunion at San Diego.
The A. Ray Kramers and fam
lily enjoyed a New Years day din
ner at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Emmit Cavender.
The Hershell Grandeys enter
tanned several guests during th'
last week. From Wednesday tC
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