Imperial Valley press., 1933-09-16

! the past SIX weeks tner6
n. B. Dunham plans to leave sat
urday for Long Beach and to re-
turn Sunday with his wife and
children, who have spent a three
weeks vacation there.
Claude Wynn returned to school
at the San Diego Army and Navy
academy last Monday. This is his
F second year there. He was accom-
4 panied by Mrs. Stella Lincoln, who
returned Thursday.
John Gigerich of CaleXico was a
business visitor in Imperial We'd
neSday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hib6on and
children left last wek for San Diego
where they will remain indefinite
ly Hibdon was a former employee
at Lincoln grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jernigan re-
/ turned home after a two weeks va
cation at Rock Springs, Tex.
T. D. Mccall ana daughter, Cor
ina. returned home after a week S
4 vacation spent III San Pedro visit
/ ing Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Zero
doyieh. Mrs. Zerodovich was for
merly Betty Mccall of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Ware of
San Bernardino were the quests Of
Mrs. Charles Ware last Monday
night.
Lois Greenlee of El Centre was
the guest of Winifred Conley Mon
day evening.
Mrs w Pellitier recently re-
turned home from Long Beach
where she spent the summer
months with her parents. She was
accompanied on her return trip b.
her brother, Clayton Thomas. She
also was the guest for a week at
the home OF MIS-. Paup of Corona,
formerly Miss Vincent, music in
Structor at Imperial Union high
school
Mrs. c. Lechner and daughter,
Opal, are home after spending the
summer in Hemet.
Mrs. Eugene st. Laurent, her
son, Delmar, and daughter. Alberta,
are home after spending the sum-
mer at their cabin in Jewel Valley.
Mrs. Alice Pemberton and two
children returned home from Man
zanita where they spent the sum-
mer.
A. c. Hemon of El Centre was
business visitor in Imperial We'd
neSday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. V. Gray recent
ly returned home after two weeks
visit at the Chicago Worlds fair.
Lloyd Hopewell returned home
Monday after a visit with relatives
in Washington.
Mrs. A. Spear left by rail for Ar
kansas Wednesday
Mrs. M. c. Miller was operated
upon Thursday for appendicitis at
the La Solana hospital. Mrs. Mil
Ter will be remembered as Elsie
Brewer.
Evelyn Brewer of North G. street
had a tonsil operation Thursday.
She is reported to be doing nicely.
Mrs. Mabel Edgar and grandson,
Dicky Davis, returned home Tues
day from San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Hanks have
rented the Webb house on North
street.
Mrs. A. R. Carey and son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Carey,
and children visited at the home
Of Mrs. Geraldine Cosby Of Calexico
Wednesday evening. Geraldine is
Mrs. A. r. Garey's daughter.
Mrs. Frank Brewer returned from
Los Angeles Tuesday after spend
ing the week there
Mrs. w. G.. Hill and daughter,
Dorothy, accompanied by Ada
Trimble, left Friday for San Diego
where they will spend the week
end
Mrs. Brislawn and son, Junior,
were the dinner guests at the home
of Mrs. G. w. Hill Of WeS- Eighth /
street Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Earl Templeton and sons,
Earl, Roy and Donald, and daugh-
ter, Lucille, returned from their
vacation Sunday. They spent the
first part in Pasadena and the
last in Long Beach and Paso Rob-
les where they visited Templeton's
sister, Mrs. w. Heilman.
Mrs. Pearl Gribbins and son OF
Holtville were guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Alex Of West
Imperial avenue Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. @. SWinney
and Mrs. Swinney's mother, Mrs.
Bennet, returned from Los Ange-
les.
Juanita Rogers is spending the
week in Los Angeles. She will re-
turn next Sunday.
A. McMoran, auto shop instruc-
tor, John Green, language instruc-
tor, and B. Buxton, history teach
eer, of the Imperial Union high
school, have rented the Carey
house on West Seventh street for
the coming school term.
Mrs. Marcia Farrell and daughter,
Marcia Jean, returned home Sun
day after spending the summer at
Eagle Rock with her mother, Mrs
r w. Fisher